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That Henry after five weeks of travel­ tertide, which comes near the close of submission to the will of the Eskimos arrive. Oh, pray for me. I have decided to live at the home a river where the Eskimos built a of the Akkunermiuts, where there was indeed so far away . . . I re­ ing. Their new mission is already of the Holy Year commemorat­ good God. Three years of efforts, Monsignor, for I am not good for of old Joseph Ik’eperiak. Next long time ago a stone dam to trap is one very well disposed family. ceived Communion once more; it very flourishing. I have heard ing the nineteenth centenary of of sacrifices, of sufferings, wiped anything. is Christm/is, it is Christmas! I from Father Girard and he tells rear I shall have a tent in summer, the salmon going up stream. In a Imaginary Coffee the Redemption, is the moving out in a few instants. I no longer Diiaster Deicribed \ and in winter the snow, the moss, few days we harpooned several keep telling myself that this per­ me that you have indeed wished story of heroic devotion to the have a breviary; nothing with This is how the disaster oc­ and the rocks will not be lacking thousand for the winter. My health is excellent, and my haps is not at all liturgical, keep­ to recognize my poor mission at Holy Eucharist which runs, like a which to say Mass. I am alone on curred: The plans we had were for a burrow against the cold. feet "have healed. They had suf­ ing the Holy Species on my per­ Abvayak by naming it St. Etienne. golden thread, through the fol­ my island for the moment and the of very poor quality, slit in many Abvayak, Aug 25. Visit of Schooner fered from the fact that my over­ son for so long a time; but with­ You can never believe how this lowing letters. The letters are Eskimos are not expected to ar­ places and allowing the wind to We have returned. Providence Some days ago a schooner heated boots, partly burned during out an altar, without a tabernacle, delicate attention on your part those of Father Etienne Bazin, rive for one or two weeks, perhaps get in, forming great currents of has aidq.d ipe. With some planks passed near here and even stopped the fire, were so shriveled that without ornaments, what could has touched me. I am profoundly whose mission station is later when the jce shall have air between the two wooden edges. that were not too burned, 1 have a day at Iglulik. I was 'absent. they wounded me. As to fatigue, one do? grateful to you for this,. My I do not know what it is, not hav­ very near the North Pole. Only a broken. At present, it is danger­ It was being remedied from time rebuilt in miniature, and am writ­ Some Eskimos went aboard, but Hopes for Mission Boat great hope now is to see the mis­ few months ago the whole world ous. Until their arrival, I can to time. Yesterday there wds a ing you with ink of Ay own manu­ they did not know a word of Eng­ ing succeeded in doing anything sion boat Pius XI at Abvayak. The lish and the Whites could not in the four years I have been in If the Sacred Congregation of watched anxiously the unsuccess­ only pull in my belt a notch at a storm. After my Mass and thanks­ facture. The new house is cov­ Rites does not uphold me, how mission will be restocked again ful efforts of the mission boat. time. giving, I inspected with the aid of ered With the skin of a walrus and speak a word of Eskimo,! so they this country. in two or three years, but above were not able to understand one many years will it be before I Sometimes I long for a good cup know it? Everything will have all our people will be so happy to another and the boat did not come of some hot beverage. I heat have a chapel and I so happy to here. What a pity, for I could been over then. This night, i ^ l e some water, concentrate on the chanting in Eskimo the canticle of see the boat of the Pope of the have taken advantage of the op­ though of tea or coffee, close my Missions at the seventieth (lati­ portunity to send you a word. Christmas, “ Merci, Merci, Jesus eyes to help my imagination, and est ne,” I say to myself: Merci, tude), at Abvayak, to stren^hen Because of the necessity of out­ thus avail myself of a treat. merci, I am as poor as He was at the conversion of neophytes and fitting myself with Eskimo cloth­ His birth. He ought to love me, to assure that of the pagans. ing and coyers, I am giving asylum At other times I long for a good meal in the manner of civilized and I communicate without fur­ I close. Monsignor and beloved generously to battalions of .little ther hesitation. , Father, by expressing to you all guests, who are feeding themselves people. Then I boil a half-dozen shapeless, calcinated beans, recov­ Repulse Bay, April 18, 1934. my gratitude and devotion, but gratis at my expense without even also asking you for the help of asking permission. As I have no ered one by one from the glowing Having arrived here for a little coals after the fire. I close my visit one beautiful evening, I sur­ your prayers and your benedic­ way of keeping them out of my tion.— Etienne Bazin, O.M.I. cell and as I get some new ones eyes a second time and tell myself prised Father Clabaut and Father from each of the Eskimos, I invoke that it is a good thing to expiate St. Benedict Labre to give me pa­ my youthful sins of gormandizing. tience to bear with these untimely Walrus abound. The dogs will guests. After all, it is better to feed well next winter. We can serve one’s purgatory here below; see hundreds of dormant walrus I should indeed have some scores idling on the floating ice. We ap­ credited in the great book of St. proach; we fire a gun, but the Peter. noise has no effect; they regard We have resumed work on the us disdainfully aiid that is all. new abode. The roof is of brush­ They fight among themselves. I wood, grass, and moss; the win­ have witnessed some of these bat­ dows are made from the intestines tles; I was right there beside them of walrus, which is transparent and they paid no more attention and luminous enough, but too ap­ to me than if I were on the other petizing for the dogs, who eat side of the bay. Last year there was a scarcity and the EsW- away the windows during the wm night. In two months I hope to mos ate three-year-old carrion. have some new cariboo clothing, Imapne the odor from such putre­ faction. As to the instruction and spirit­ ETERNITY ual life of the Eskimos, they are i■ I look forward into the eternal persevering well. Sunday I gave years and see myself at last in my instructions; unfortunately no rest on the bosom of God. All s Mass now. The young are easy to ovbri Life, and uncertainty, and instruct, although they are en­ death, and judgment, and purga­ dowed with an extraorinary fac­ tory. And with my head on the ulty for forgetting. The elders heart of Him who has I6ved me are more difficult, jiot that they to the end, I look back. How clear lack good will, but they have everything is from this height, in grown up all alone and had fabri­ ■this unclouded light and this un­ cated a queer sort of Christianity troubled peace! All mists swept before our arrival. away; all doubts dispelled; all questions set at rest; all cravings Heart of Mother’s Death satisfied.— Mother Mary Loyola. I- am thinking of the future. I can see myself next February at JUDGMENT OF THE WORLD Repulse bay, where I will learn the name of the Very Reverend God sometimes allows strange Father General, elected in 1932. things to be said about people who Probably I shall be the last mem­ fear to appear devout. But, in any ber to be informed of it. A.little case, what does it matter what the Ben F, radio would not be out of place world says? Is the world going to here. If I ani ordered elsewnere, judge me? Can the world save me it will be 193o or 1936, but it will from the hands of God? The world be news even then. passes. What will it give me for all the trouble I take to please it? The last news that I had from -St. Claude de la Colombiere. my family, dated the preceding i Stapleton year, but reaching me without de­ lay. They told me of the death of HOLY COMMUNION my good mother, of my uncle, the 1 The Body and Blood of the ■Vicar General, whom you met in ! Lamb of God that was slain are 1929, and of one of my aunts, j Candidate for given to the soul to be the power­ May the good God grant them ; ful antidote of concupiscence, the their recompense. May I rejoin) sweet medicine of all its inherited' them when my turn shall have | and acquired ills. And so it is come. safe to say that there cannot be Sept. 24. I Mayor any loss of faith* so long as the My admiration for S t Benedict j a soul is strengthened by the worthy increases daily. He was truly a ! reception of Holy Communion.— great saint Rev. John A. Elbert, S.M., Ph.D. Dec. 8. I recall the chapel of the scho- HUMBLE SOULS lasticate. The Immaculate is al­ Election May 21, 1935 We should note that there are ways a good Mother, even to me. souls whom God wishes to keep Dec. 25. hidden, little in their own eyes Christmas! Christmas! Neither and those of others.— Pere de midnight, nor dawn, nor morning Caussade, S.J. The Mott Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D., Bithop of Denver Mass! But Christmas just the same with the smile of the Christ His Record Speaks for Itself ALL THINGS WELL Child, Christmas with some con-1 Pius XI, to reach Father Bazin in Yesterday, at the. time of the a candle the lower part of a small part of the walls are also of wal­ window. Unknown to me, the rus skin. Next year it will be Jesus did everything well: He solations on the part of my faith-1 the Far North before the winter fire, there was a strong wind from ful, and some hopes with respect freeze. Apprehension has been the northwest; today, flat calm. flame was violently blown towards enlarged. is your Pattern in everything. Strive to perform every action in to the pagans. Chlistmas! I felt for the courageous mission­ There are some mosquitoes. I have a badly-calked-up crevice, the tar Sept. 7. I went to explore the site where a perfect manner, perfect with re­ smile to think of the turkey o r ' ary’s safety, as no word has been no tent or other shelter. I do paper between the edges took fire the old chief saw what is said to gard to its object, its end, and as received from him for a long peri­ not know how I shall install my­ immediately. be coal. There was indeed a black to the circumstances in which it od. The letter immediately fol­ self this summer and next winter. I tried from the outside to tear It will probably be with an Eskimo powder, which bears more of a is done.— The 'Very Rev. Andre lowing, dated July 25, 1933, off a board from the roof to pour resemblance to a lead mine than Prevot, D.D., S.C.J. . reached the Most Rev. Arsene family. After Christmas I shall through a bucket of water, but I Turquetil, O.M.I., 'Vicar Apostolic doubtless descend to Repulse bay did not have time; everything was of Hudson bay, in August, 1934, to be with Father Clabaut, who has already in flames. I wanted to eleven months after • the fire of invited me; then, if I have not re­ enter and save at least what is Joseph’s Hospital which mention is made: ceived a countermand from you, I used in saying Mass, but I failed Monsignor and beloved Father: shall return here. and was blinded and asphyxiated by the smoke. I managed only to A great tribulation has just be­ But to return to the chapel- 1818 Hu|nboIdt fallen your little installation here. home which is no more, you have save the Sacred Species. I tried Yesterday morning, I had just fin­ learned through Father Girard again from the outside by break­ Merchants Fire Street ished my Mass and only a few mo­ that we had succeeded in bringing ing a glass, but all ■! could save ments later the church was burned here a hundred plank-ends with was ray prayerbook in Eskimo, as DENVER, I told you. and nothing remained. A moment which I had enlarged the chapel, COLORADO of inattention on my part and a separating from Ft my sleeping In the afternoon, I made some excavations in the ashes. I found Insurance Co. candle had started a nre, and in quarters. I had just finished the a few moments everything was painting and decorating. The Eski­ the'little chalice melted beside the flaming like a torch. mos who had come recently were altar stone, which was intact. The Home Office: ^ixth Floor Gas and Elec. Bldg., All that I succeeded in saving so pleased to have a real chapel cloth which enveloped it is hardly Denver was the holy Reserve, three little in which to pray to God! burned. 'I also found among the coals and ashes an image of Guy PHONE Hosts in a pyx, then, from the It is true that I', am not any de Fontgalland, which had hung outside, by breaking a window, I poorer today than I was when I Colorado Home Owned Company on a wall. Perhaps I may yet find FRANKLIN managed to save my book of pray­ came here first, but I am very ers in Eskimo. I poured hundreds much unh'appier, for I cannot even some food that is still edible. I 3772 of buckets of water on the fire, say Mass. So long a time without hope so. For the present I have ESTABLISHED 1904 but the little lake is yards distant. Mass or breviary, that is painful. only to practice my vow of pov­ I am writing *to you on this I wear next to my heart the little erty to the letter. Only one thing Assets Over $2,000,000.00 damaged paper which I found in pyx which contains the three con­ troubles me, that is not being able to say Mass. the ruins last night. Aside from secrated Hosts, and I shall'keep it At the Anaoscak Camp, GARDNER AGENCY, INC. A. J. REED, JR. the cassock that I have qn my thus. At least I shall be able to Conducted by back, I have nothing more, abso­ make my visit to the Blessed Sac­ August 8. Denver Local Agents Engineer lutely nothing. Xbe church, which rament and to communicate on The Eskimos came to seek me the Sisters of was my house, was the storehouse great feasts. If it is not liturgical, the day after the fire. One of Charity of for my supplies; it was everything, what is there to do? I am facing them had seen the smoke ten miles 640 Gas & Electric Building and everything is gone. seven or eight months like that, away from my island. They put a Leavenworth, Phone KEystone 6550, KEyatone 1201 Three Year*’ Effort ■Would anyone deprive me of the boat on the sled and risked the Kansas ■When nothing remained execept consolation of receiving Commun­ crossing. With them I have been the smoking coals, I could only ion at times? And with that ex- able to visit two camps. In a few * A A A A A A A A A A A A A'A AAAAAAAA JiAAAAAAAAAA. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone KE. 4205 CATHOLIC CHURCH IN BERLIN St. Mary’s Parish, Littleton, Colo, SHOWS ENCOURAGING GROWTH Sixth Ave. at St. Paul S t YOrk 5376 and 6273 REV. LEO M. FLYNN, PASTOR “RIGHT-A-WAY” FREE DELIVERY By Edgar M. Schaefer o f hours driving distance from the St. Hedwig’s church was dedi­ children and young people, and Patronize Your Neighborhood Store (Written for NCWC Elatter heart of Berlin. It was completed cated in 1773 on All Saints’ day. there are 74 Catholic libraries. Supplement) in 1334 and destroyed by the Berlin had then a population of There are 14 Catholic hospitals In your Neighborhood, within your own par­ Cologne, Mnnich, Breslau, and Swedes in 1675. The monks were about 100,000 souls. Only 10,- and some 180 other welfare and ish, may be found business concerns'whose an­ Freiburg still are and probably will Cistercians. But there-were also 000 of them were Catholics. About charitable institutions. Thirty- settlements of Franciscans, Do­ fifty years later the Prince Bishop four religious orders are repre­ nouncements are contained in this “ PARISH remain for quite some time the centers of German Catholicism. minicans, and Carmelites. Prac­ of Breslau included the territory sented in the city, while the lay i I The C o lo ra d o N ew s co. i i GUIDE,” who have been selected by us because Berlin cannot expect to compete tically all religious orders were which today forms the Berlin dio­ people are organized in more than they have established reputations for reliability, with them in this field. Vet, represented in the tremendous un­ cese under his jurisdiction, but an 200 Catholic associations of all WHOLESALE DEALERS IN honest and fair dealing. They are 6rms anxious Catholic Berlin is coming of age dertaking to make tillable land Episcopal delegate was appointed sorts. And • all this has been out of a wilderness and to bring with permanent residence at St. achieved within the space of only for your trade and solicit your patronage faster than many would have ex­ Periodicals, Books, Stationery pected a little while ago. the jight of Christianity into the Hedwig’s. Soon after that Cath-J a few years. through the columns of your own paper. W e darkness of Germanic paganism. The territory that forms the olic Berlin started to grow, Great Priest-Apostle Helped tp 1444-46 Arapahoe St. Denver, Colo. ask you to patronize the following mi^rcantile Berlin diocese was Catholic once Their Effort* Failed Due to Storm Growth of Catholic Berlin Re­ Pave Wap for Remarkable establishments of Littleton, feeling that your before. Four Bishops resided of Prote*tant Pa*iion tarded by ‘Kulturkampf’ Growth here in the sixteenth century be­ Their efforts came to naught Among the men who have'done dealings with them will be satisfactory. temporarily when the storms of With the unification of the most to pave the way for this fore the Reformation brought to Reich after the war of 1870-71 an end one of the most flourish­ Protestant passion and prejudice extraordinary progress the Rgv. swept over the land. It took the German capital began to in­ Dr. Carl Sonnenschein will never ing periods of Christianity in the crease fast in population. People 100 years before the “ Romans’! be forgotten. He was the priest :: The Most Beautiful Sentiments Are Expressed north of Europe. Missionaries kept on flocking together from were again given the right to live. of the metropolis, the true fol­ h^d begun their work in these every part of Germany, especially By Sending Flowers There were only 800 lower of Christ in that he minis­ parts just about a thousand years lo-ff In Ror.i;« or.4 thc CathoHc distiicts of Si- ago. By the middle of the twelfth tered to the poorest of the poor Littleton I1711, v n hbut n new f i life soon rose from th® Rhineland, and West and consumed his life energies in L IT T L E T O N century the first Bishop was ap­ phalia. ;; WHY HOT SEND SOME AT EASTER? ;; pointed. Monasteries and con­ the ruins. King Frederic William the service of practical charity. Flower vents came to life. In the city of e:me The Kulturkampf instigated by He stands out even today, six 5c-10c Store Berlin and in its immediate neigh­ to grant some minor favors to the Bismarck with the expulsion of years after his death, as the great borhood there are still a great Church of Rome as he was in need the Jesuits retarded the develop­ modern apostle of Catholicism in Shop number of witnesses-in-stone to o f Catholic soldiers and laborers, ment. But slowly the Catholics Germany, as the creator of innu­ Cooper Flowers, Inc. many of whom had had to emi­ were winning out. Church and Everything those pioneer times, heavy-built merable institutions which did 825 15th Street Telephone M A. 53S3 ! I We Telegraph Flowers Cathedrals with fortress-like bel­ grate from neighboring Catholic chapels could not be built fast away with multifold prejudices Reasonably Priced fries and monastic settlements countries and would not come enough to meet the urgent re­ against the Church, as a militant wherever the ground had to' be until assurances had been given quirements, especially since most journalist, as a great preacher and WE CAN SERVE YOU AT of the Catholic population were REASONABLE COST broken for a new civilization in­ that they would be permitted to organizer of the masses, as the VARIETIES AND spired from the teachings of Our worship according to their faith. only of modest means and had to one whose very name “ sunshine” Also most of the' foreign diplo­ rely on the help extended to them Colorado NOVELTIES Lord. Many a holy martyr fell meant comfort and courage for Littleton in those days for the great cause. matic rmresentatives accredited from the happier regions of -the the destitute, for the faltering, for Chorin monasteiy can still be to the Berlin court insisted on fatherland. the hapless multitudes. inspected in its ruins, at a couple their diplomatic Catholic chapels There were some 200,000 Cath­ And then there is Dr. Romano and on Catholic pastors within the olics in Berlin by 1900, St. Hed­ Guardini, the priest and philoso­ limits of their extraterritorial wig’s parish counted 30,000 souls pher of Italian origin, but of Ger­ SERVICE C O N N E TT’ S grounds. — and had only three priests! man nationality, who became a FREYS GRILL When Frederic II, later on Then there was the growing men­ professor at Berlin university In GAS, OIL, LUBRICATION Quality Food called the Great, came to power ace of Socialism and liberalism in­ 1923 and ever since has been one BRAKE SERVICE fecting the faithful, with the re­ -Home Bakery- Take & Save Co. he went even further than his fa­ of the great spiritual leaders of 16th and Lincoln KE. 6281 i • Popular Prices ther. In things religious he was sult of mixed marriages and even German Catholicism, He is one of defections from the faith toward GROCERIES indifferent. The kingly friend of the founders of the new liturgical :; GEO. R. BEALL, Mgr. ROAD SERVICE ; ’ Good Things to Eat for Voltaire wanted everybody “ to be modem paganism and “ Godless­ movement and through his writ­ Wines and Beer of AU Occasions AN D FRUITS saved according to his own fash­ ness,’’ However, progress was ings— several of his books have Hi-Voltage ion.’’ Had the Mohammedans made. In 1915, just after the been translated into English— has come to Berlin, he once said outbreak of the war, the Berlin opened new perspectives of ^he Always Fresh jauntily, he would have granted district, defined by the Episcopal true faith not only for the agnos­ OPEN TILL 1 A. M. them their mosqties without hesi­ delegation, had 61 Catholic jSar- tics and for those who are seeking EASTER GREETINGS f tation. So why not let the Cathr ishes, 37 curacies, 197 churches God in this cold, modern world, and chapels, 224 priests, 66 Cath­ but also for the majority of the Littleton, Colorado Littleton, Colorado olics carry on their church services Littleton, Colorado unhampered? In 1746, the great olic schools, 14 Catholic hospitals, Catholics themselves, especially King gave permission to erect the 19 orphanages and 27 other char­ the younger generation, whom he first Catholic church in Berlin itable institutions. inspires with the depth of his n BROS. after the Reformation. He him­ But only after the armistice did thoughts and the deep sincerity of self made definite suggestions the real growth of Berlin Catholi- his truly Christian convictions. Wxdlpaper and Paint C o. when the plans were drawn. c i ^ begin. German Catholics The Sunday Missa Recitata said It may be a legend, but a nice were able to secure an appropri­ by Professor Guardini in St. CKtlrdi^DcRibrating a Specialty LIHLETON LUMBER COMPANY LITTLETON one at that, that the King while ate influence in the Federal and Thomas’ chapel in Charlottenburg talking to the architect, once took the Prussian State governments for the university students is one I [ 1435 Court Place Denver, Colo. 11 LUMBER AND COAL a tea cup, reversed it with the which they had been denied under of the most touching afid impres­ CREAMERY brim down on the table and said: the Kaiser. In 1925, the Apostolic sive experiences a Catholic can Phones Littleton 4 or 11 Serving Colorado Since 1888 “ That’s what the top of the church Nuncio, the Most Rev, Eugenio have in Berlin. When these Strictly Fresh Eggs ought to look like.’’ The archi­ Pacelli, who is now Papal Secre­ young men and women gather in tect took the royal instructions too tary of State and a Cardinal, the small sanctuary which almost Pure Milk and Cream literally and built a rotunda which moved his residence from Munich reminds one of a catacomb, all to rather reminds one of the Pan­ to Berlin. Thanks to his ef­ join viva voce in the Latin pray­ Easter Greetings: Ice'Cream theon in Rome without, however, forts, a concordat was conclud­ ers and responses and to listen to Easter Greetings even ^proaching its classical ed between the Holy See and a sermon which is like a burning A COMPLETE LINE OF . style. The King just about that the State of Prussia, Aug. 13, flame and at the same time like a MOVING—PACKING—STORAGE Ladies’ Dresses — Millinery — Lingerie Open From 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. i time had conquered Silesia, which 1929, whereby Berlin was definite­ meditation from the profound ■ was and still is pre-eminently ly raised to the rank o f a diocese. depth of-an inspired soul, one feels Shoe* for the Entire Femily By that time the number of Cath­ Hauling of Heavy Machinery VISIT OUR STORE FIRST Catholic. He wanted to gain the transposed far back to the early good will of the Silesians and de­ olics in the newly-defined Episco­ Christians in an atmosphere of cided to adopt their patroness’ pal territory had -risen to about Divine love and innertiost unity J. C. PENNEY CO. Uttletpn, Colo. name, ^or the new Berlin church. half a million. The new diocese with Christ. That is why, according to some now comprises all of the March of Many others should be men^ GALUGHER TRANSFER John R. historians, Berlin’s Cathedral to­ Brandenburg and Pomerania. Ex­ tioned, both priests and lay peo­ day bears the name of St. Hed- cept for the Diocese of Aix-la- ple, many men and women who wig. Chapelle, it is the youngest 4n are combining their forces to pro­ COMPANY Germany, yet, in the number of Nickels The money for the building mote effective Catholic Action. N EW PHONE NEW ADDRESS came practically from every part souls, one of the largest in the Two we must list here whose SOMMERS OIL COMPANY FURNITURE AND of Europe. All the Catholics of country. names are also well known to MAin 1281 1700 16th St. LITTLETON, COLORADO what was then “ the world’’ want­ Bishop’s Residence I* Right in American Catholics: Dr. Maria UNDERTAKING ed to help their Berlin brethren. Heart of Business District Schlueter - Hermkes, a woman QUAKER STATE OILS AND GREASES Cardinal Qtiirlni of Brescia, in Right >in the heart of the gov­ speaker and organizer of out­ Italy, was one of the most gen­ ernmental district, close to Wil- standing abilities, and Professor CONOCO PRODUCTS TEL. LITTLETON 63-W erous donors, and his name can helmstrasse and Unter den Linden Emil Dovifat, the eminent Cath­ f V w V V ▼▼ w w w xrw w V w wwwww wwvwww v ^ CLAUDE YOWELL, Mgr. still be read in front of the church and to the larger foreign Embas­ olic journalist and director of the Littleton Colo. on top of the beautiful capital of sies and Legations a building was Institute of Journalism of Berlin the facade. acquired for the new Episcopal university, who wrote a standard lENGLEWOOD, COLO.: see. The hpuse, Behrenstrasse work on American journalism. Si 66, is at the same time at walking Great Processions Held Once More BUILD UP YOUR COMMUNITY distance from St* Hedwig’s church, in Cathedral Square MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER; which is now the Bishop’s Cathe­ A great deal more could be told Trade With Red and White Stores dral. A hundred years ago it was of the growing activities of Ber­ The meAhants represented in this section are boosters. They A Co-operative Orgranization of Independent Merchants, Organ- being used as the headquarters of lin Catholics in the midst of the the Prussian general staff with are anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. s ized to Meet Chain Store Competition With Each Unit hustling city which is so thor­ Co-operate with them. I Independently Owned. ^ R E D COMET General von Moltke’s oflBces. Later oughly permeated with technical it became the Kaiser’s Privy progress and often soulless mate­ i CLYDE A. RICE PHONE LITTLETON 245 council. Now it is the Bishop's rialism. One might mention, for official residence and home. instance, the impressive Corpus Soon after Bishop Schreiber Christi processions which now AUTOMATICS had assumed his duties in Berlin, again can be held in the large GRAHAM'S / 22 new parishes had been estab­ open square in front of St, Hed­ lished, a seminary for students for wig’s Cathedral, tander the close I. W . H U N T THE MODERN METHOD the priesthood had been opened in scrutiny of many ^embers of other , Englewood’s Big Furniture Store Hermsdorf, just on the outskirts AUTHORIZED DEALER denominations and sects, the mass of the city, St. Hedwig’s church meetings arranged such as by the ’> 3417 So. Broadway Phone Eng. 868 ‘ OF FIRE PROTECTION had been completely renewed to Catholic Action groups, the last CARS TRUCKS become the dignified Cathedral gathering in commemoration of seat of the Bishop, and Catholic the Holy Father’s coronation, the w v y u I Red Comet Automatic Fire Extinguishers operate activities generally had been con­ Grail movement of girls devoted Littleton, Colo. centrated according to an ener­ I Telephone Littleton 17 on an entirely different principle from ordinary fire to Samaritan tasks, the 70,000- Compliments of getic and optimistic plan of action. copy circulation of The Berlin extinguishers, and mark a new era in man’s constant Bishop Schreiber is now no Catholic Church Weekly, and the battle against fire. more. A successor was appointed Catholic People’s university, which in the person of the. Most Rev. provides education for thousands Colorado Central Power Company Nikolaus Bares, formerly the Bish­ in evening and day courses at ENGLEWOOD AND LITTLETON COLORADO AUTOM ATIC IN O P E I^TIO N means they stop op of Hildesheim, a shepherd of Ben’s Feed Service most moderate rates. VWWtfWVWWVVWVWVWWAWWVWWVVWjWWWVW the fire whether a human being is there when the fire souls of truly apostolic fervor, But it would be a mistake only PHONE LITTLETON 79 BENJ. KELT, Proprietor breaks out— or miles away. The heat from even a who won the hearts of his flock, to point out the bright sides of small blaze AUTOM ATICALLY melts the fuse, and as an indefatigable worker in the the picture. After all, only 10 per HAY, GRAIN AND FEEDS Lord’s vineyard. Death has but Red Comet pours out, into immediate action, one of cent of Berlin’s population is recently taken this second shep­ Catholic. The inroad of non- THE ABBOTT LUMBER CO. 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In addition the many re­ Find out— for yourself—-how you can AUTO­ anywhere else. The League of ligious communities maintain their St. John (Johannesbund) has been FOR EASTER SEE THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL M ATICALLY protect your home, church, or school at own private chapels. The Catholic particularly active in erecting a cost that is surprisingly low. Over 500 schools clergy of Berlin counts 89 pastors MODEL FOOD Telephone Littleton 48 Littleton, Colorado homes for the destitute, in help­ Wise & Ferguson protected by Red Comets in last few months. Facts and 84 assistant pastors, and they ing where the ravage of economic can rely on 90 additional priests misery is felt most bitterly and MARKET Lumber Co. will gladly be sent to you without cosf, and without who are engaged in various extra­ HAROLD E. PETERSON the danger of souls being lost to Tramway Loop,Englewood,Colo. any obligation on your part. Write today— for fire parish activities. Seventy Cath­ the faith in Christ is greatest. olic schools of all grades have QUALITY MEATS, SEA may strike at you and yours at any second. So in spite of all handicaps and FOODS AND POULTRY —PHONES— been established for the Catholic trials Berlin~ rlin growsCTc Catholic more HAMILTON BROTHERS Englewood 201 and 202 REPRESENTATIVES W A N T E D : W e have some than ever before. The Catholics Phone Englewood 901 IG A STORE CO-OPERATION WITH GOD j there keep up their fightihg mood, 3461 So. Broadway territory available for the right kind of nien— a splen­ Divine union is . . . an interior A prophecy exists, written some ENGLEWOOD COLORADO Building Material, Coal, Groceries, Meats, Vegetables did opportunity to stop the fire losses in your com­ state in which the soul is com­ 600 years ago by a monk of Leh- Wood, Wire, Cement, pletely under the influence of the nin monastery, which was situated Right in Quantity, Quality, and Price munity. 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^ y ^^wwwww^wwwwwmwww ; Ft. Morgan, Colorado ; tafajjett'e, Colorado REFUGEES IN FRANCE , A AAA j EXIDE BATTERIES GOODYEAR TIRES Your Standby for 20 Years DIXON.ROTHROCK INCORPORATED Dod(* Brotktrt Motor Cars, Trucks, Busos, and Motor Coaches ARE AIDED BY SISTER DOW DRUG STORE Plymouth Motor Cars— hy Chrysler 427-431 MAIN STREET FORT MORGAN, COLORADO _ (WritUBfor N.C.W.C Eoster whose liberalism held out to them anything that the imagination of a “ No, Monsieur Massiahi is not a JOHN P. DOW, Ph.G. ^VVWWWWsWWWMWi/VWWW^WVVAWVVVWaV. Supplement) a promise of hospitality, was their ^ction writer might conceive. client for us.” Then turning to I had heard someone say: “ One goal. ^ We pause in the chapel, we note me, she said: “ Do not be sur­ Phone 26-W Lafayette, Colo. of the most useful, most discreet, Aby** of Mi«ery the dining room and bedrooms of prised. Our assistant is used to and most admirable works of In addition to these political the pensionnaries, the office of receiving here people whose ap­ ELECTRICAL SERVICE charity being carried on in paris refugees, there are hundreds of Sister Mary, and, finally, the clois­ pearance is elegant and whose hid­ V*VVVWWWAWAVAVWDVVV%WAV»VVVVVNiVWAVVyW EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL is one directed by an American thousand of workers who came to ter where the superior and her two den misery demands the most ur­ religious. Go find out what Sister work in fields or factories in the assistants live. gent aid.” Easter Greetings From The KELLER ELECTRIC Mary Reeves of the Daughters of post-war period of prosperity and This accomplished,. . we descend ( W e crossed a receiving room WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS Charity is doing.’’ whom the economic crisis has left to the ^ound floor, where the that was pleasantly decorated and poor and distressed are received 405 MAIN ST. FORT MORGAN, COLO. As I wished to make the ac­ without, occupation or means. furnished with a desk and some LAFAYETTE LIQUOR STORE quaintance of Sister Mary Reeves, Most of those who have gone and their sufferings alleviated. We twenty chairs, then entered the naturally I went to the mother- to Sister Mary for aid are Rus­ open the door and a pleasant reac­ storeroom. An old Norman cup­ Buy in Lafayette for Reasonable Prices house of the Daughters of Charity sians, for, in other refuges,' the tion is experienced, for surely board was filled -with sacks ready of St. Vincent de Paul— the aus­ intellectual, the people of social there js nothing very depressing to be distributed— sacks contain­ LAFAYETTE .... COLORADO THE WARREN LUMBER COMPANY tere and somber convent on the distinction, are the ones who have about the surroundings. ing rice, dough, sugar, beans, etc. Building Material and Coal rue du Bac, which, to all the fallen into the most miserable con­ Your cofrespondent, God be — and along the walls were ar­ dition. thanked, is of good appearance Yardi at Brasb, Colo.; Ft. Morgan, Colo.; Goodrich, Colo.; Hillrose. Colo.; world, is like a metropolis of char­ ranged and classified various ar­ Merino, Colo.; Snyder, Colo.; Weldona, Colo. ity. While I was talking with Sister and there is nothing about his ap­ ticles of clothing, but especially Easter Greetings “ No,” they told me, “ Sister Mary, a woman came up and asked pearance to incite pity. His cloth­ dresses and hats. MMUEL FORT MORGAN COLORADO Mary Reeves is not here. Ask for to speak with her on an urgent ing is no .shabbier than that of Daily the necessities of life have matter. Our conversation was in­ the average writer. But I had LUCOCK VWWSMArt/WWVyWWSAMAMJVWVWVWWVSJWiAftWVW her at 56 rue d’Assas.” to be distributed to these poor terrupted for the moment, and, I went to rue d’Assas. I stopped hardly crossed the threshold be­ foreigners, who need everything. Lafayette before No. 56. There must be when the religious returned, such fore an employe arose with dili­ For the unemployed French there Men’s Furnishings The Western Fruit and Grocery Market some mistake, for I stood before portions of the story as she could gence to provide me with a ques­ is at least the dole, and there is H. EPSTEIN, Proprietor a beautiful building, apparently a reveal with discretion showed tionnaire such as is filled out by help for nationals of countries Greenhouses COMPLETE LINE OF SOLITAIRE GROCERIES bourgeois apartment building with plainly that the object of this visit all those asking aid. Cleaning and Pressing with which France has concluded Phone 151 LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY ita large entrance, elevator, deco­ had fallen into an hbyss of misery, Clothinv Needad conventions of reciprocity. But 21« MAIN ST. FORT MORGAN, COLO. rative stairway, anfi\like features and of drama, which surpassed Sister Mary laughed and said: for these others, and especially for Lafayette Colorado LAFAYETTE COLO. of an impressive lobby. those who have no fixed nation­ “ Sister Mary Reeves?” I asked ality now, no assistance can be ex­ with some hesitation. pected from that source. THE GROVES CLOTHING CO. “ Second fioor.” ROUND TOWER IN AMERICA So much for that The Convent Clothing! How essential to LAFAYETTE For Quality, Value and Style of Mary Mother of Humanity re­ those who are exposed to the cold, as also to those who are hoping to CASH GROCERY The firms listed here de­ Kuppenlieiiner Good Clothes, Florsheim, Friendly, and vealed fm unheard-of aspect. In COPY OF KISH s t r u c t u r e s the large parlor where I was re­ get work but must present a de­ serve to be remembered Fontins Shoes. Arrow Shirts cent appearance. Groceries and Meats ceived, the furnishings were not (By Mary O. Sumner) on the Tower of Antrim-. The FORT MORGAN COLORADO Some thought must be given when you are distributing only complete, but rich. A Louis ()f that most characteristic type towers taper gradually toward the C, R. SCHOLES WV\WM\WMWMWi^iMVVViMWMVVWVWWVM also to the isolated Sick who shiver your patronage in the dif­ XV tapestry shared honors with an of ancient Irish architecture, the top, which, as a rule, was conical LAFAYETTE C o lo . Empire mirror and some excellent in cold rooms. These are visited w"ww w w w w w WWW WWW ^ ww ^'w »rw w round tower, the only reproduc­ and sometimes surmounted by a ferent lines of business. pictures. tion in America stands in Massa­ cross. The doors, generally of by Sister Mary and her aides with Wo Do/Our Own Baking baskets on their arms containing Gift! from American* chusetts, at Milford. It was built oak, were usually from 8 to 26 bread, chocolate, sugar, even PHONE LAFAYETTE 23 iwvvvwwyww^ As Sister Mary explained to me: in 1894 by the late Rev. Patrick feet above the ground and ordi­ candles as a substitute for elec­ I ViflMArtAvWVWWwiAWW Holyoke, Colorado “All these objects are gifts or re­ Cuddahy, a native of Ireland. In­ narily faoed the church, either membrances from Americans terested in Irish antiquities, he connected with if or about twenty tricity which they cannot afford. whom the economic crisis recalled studied the towers and obtained feet away. They were fastened Lodging! They can no longer Louisville, Colorado from Paris. We had appealed to descriptive books on the subject, by iron hinges into projections of pay the rent. And again it is the Easter Greetings'. their generosity on be' of our He was his own architect, using stone and often had double bolts. good sister who must meet this work. When they left France, the Glendalough tower as a model, The floors were of wootl with emergency. She has sought out 1 they gave us some of the furnish- His construction is of Milford chambers about 12 feet high. The inexpensive but acceptable rooms in the houses in the quarter which LOUISVILLE, I here de- ings from their homes. Some of granite, coursed ashlar with rub- attic stories, iommonly, have four the upholstered furniture had ble backing, 72 feet high, with a window opes, cither square, an­ she reserves for her proteges. The THE HUB COLORADO I cloth of great value. It now serves circumference of 44 and internal gular, or semi-circular headed. bill is presented to her. Scheuncmann to adorn the little sancthary in diameter of 8 feet. The conical Spiral staircases are inside some “ And how do you meet kll these I Tfl)f^iyou flre distributing which the Blessed Sacrament is roof, formed of layers of dressed of the towers, but ladders were expenses?” I asked. WEBSTER. AND ALDERSON j General Merchandise kept adjoining the round salon at stone, and the point, surmounted also used. “ I appeal to everybody who. can your patronage ui the dif­ Everything to Wear— Men, Women and Children f ^ Store of Quality the angle of the two streete. In by the shamrock, are chiseled from One theory held that the tow­ help me. The archdiocese pays ferent lines of business. the morning, the communicating ^ one stone. The attic story has ers were pagan, another that they the rent. The American boarders MEN’S CLOTHING doors are opened and the hall four window opes, angular-head­ were Christian structures. Finally pay a little more than my costs where we are now serves as a nave ed, and one square-headed open­ without making any complaint, be­ Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear and antiquarians accepted the Chris­ ■for the community’s chapel. ing is in each intermediate story. tian theory, citing as proofs that cause they find here a comfortable y i Specialties “ Why are we here? • The town stands like a sentinel in residence in surroundings adapted Tel. 1300 Holyoke, Colorado the Irish towers were invariably “ This building was procured for the Catholic cemetery -with a lake built with lime cement and the to them which we are ingenious ARVADA, COLO. us by the Afehbishop of Paris. He at its base, as frequently found in pagan Irish never used mortar, about making agreeable to them. has authorized us to receive Ireland. and that thjB Tower of Downpat­ Aid from Americans boarders, principally English- The round towers of Ireland rick. destroyed about 1789, was “ But I also appeal to the Amer­ speaking ladies, who can live here were wrapped in mystery until built over the wall connecting it ican colony. Its resources, un­ WE CAN FILL ANY PRESCRIPTION comfortably and at the same time the eighteenth century, because it with the Cathedral. This fact fortunately, are also reduced. The aid us in keeping the work alive. was dangerous to be the possessor proves that the tower was erected crisis that has fallen so heavily i ;; The'^HoIyoke Farmers ii At the gates of the Luxembourg of Irish manuscripts. Some were after the church. Furthermore, on all countries has forced my W. 0 . MILES DRUGS garden, near the Sorbonne, we are kept buried. When civil and reli­ the ancient records refer to the compatriots of average means who ! in a section that is both intellec­ gious liberty was obtained these "cloictheach,” the Irish word for were living here to close their WHY GO TO TOWN? WE HAVE IT OR WE WILL GET IT j Co-operative Elevator tual and cosmopolitan and where became accessible, and antiqua­ round toWer, and note its Chris­ Parisian residences and to return j FOR YOU I many foreigners, Americans, and rians began to study the Irish re­ tian uses. across the ocean. But it was they I Phone Arvada 103 Arvada, Colorado | English particularly, live. Besides, mains. Certain imaginative writ­ As for the purpose of the tow­ who aided me most at the begin­ C 6mpanyi we are only a short distance from ers ^ v e fanciful conclusions re­ ers some writers falsely asserted ning. our motherhouse.” garding the origin of the round that they were similar to Eastern “Now only those Americans of It is not from day to day nor towers. Finally, George Petrie, fire temples. Others contended more comfortable means remain. ( Filling Station, Creamery and Mill in is it by her own wish that Sister one of Ireland’s leading archeol­ that they were erected as watch I must do them justice. They have R. 0 . GRAVES I Mary finds herself at the head of Connection ogists, early in the last century towers for the Danes or that they taken the place of the others with \ a new convent, a frail cutting made a research into old records. were the baptisteries, anchorites’ good heart. At the appeal of a Sales Service [ from the magnificent tree, thrice He produced an authoritative cells, mausoleums, or for astro­ little group of charitable women secularized, planted on the rue du work on the ancient buildings and HOLYOKE nomical and military purposes. of the American society, who have \ PHONES ARVADA 57 AND 58 ARVADA, COLO. I COLORADO Bac by St. Vincent de Paul. towers of Ireland. Archeologists, however, affirm organized with the name of Sister Mary Reeves, originally Reliable scholars have conclud­ that the towers were ecclesiastical. ‘Friends of Sister Mary’s Poor,’ from Baltimore, journeyed to ed that there were about 78 round Each was either connected with a they are responding with an SEND YOUR LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING TO France 27 years ago, but because towers in Ireland. Telford, a church or very near one; the earnestness for which I must ex­ of her health she had to return to Scottish engineer, reported that church and accompanying tower press my gratitude. Despite the THE ARVADA LAUNDRY the United States from 1912 to they had been built from within often have the same architectural fall in the rate of exchange, they TELEPHONE ARVADA 210 , . O. J. COLVER H. L. COLVER ;; 1921. without scaffolding. They varied features; some have a Christian have assured me in-francs this “ Let Our Telephone Line Be Your Clothes Line’* “ I was repatriated,” she said, in height from 50 to 150 feet, figure carved over the door. The year the same amount that they A HOME OWNED LAUNDRY EMPLOYING ARVADA PEOPLE “ to die peacefully in my own with an average internal diameter ancient annals refer to them as did formerly— when the dollar H COLVER BROTHERS i; country.” of 9 feet. The materials usqd in­ bell towers and note that St. Pat­ equaled 25 instead of 15 francs— Hardware, Furniture, Undertaking Providentially restored to health, cluded limestone, sandstone, free­ rick had an “ aistere” (bell-ringer) for my Christmas baskets. I was she returned to Paris and took up stone, basalt, greywacke, silicious I Store* at Holyoke and Paoli, Colorado whose office was to ring the bell able this year to distribute 350. the duties of secretary to the breccia, mica-slate, etc. The old­ of the cloictheach. But the most HOLYOKE COLORADO mother general for the English- est towers (Dr. Petrie dated thorn “And I am continually asking NEWT OLSON LUMBER CO. . convincing argument is found in for money, beds, linen, kitchen speaking countries— the United between 890 and 1238) were a fragment of Brehon law, giving *‘The Lumber Yard Thafs Different’* • |' States, England, Scotland, Ireland, built of spawled (splintered) rub­ utensils, and clothing. But my the proper proportion between a great cause for disturbance is not and Australia. ble, with smooth coating inside of church and its belfry. Phone Arvada 243 Arvada,- Colorado - - | lime-g:rout; later ones were of ash­ to know what will happen the Adiatance to Exile* In Ireland, tradition has proved month following. Besides, my tor­ How did she happen to become, lar or hammer-dressed stone, laid in courses. a safe guide for archeologists and ment is the thought that the re­ little by little, occupied with the the belief is that the towers served sources are so inadequate to the affairs of foreigners? Without a Two kinds of stone are seen in Easter Greetings MORGAN’S the Tower of Cashel and in a few as strongholds for the clergy in needs. But I won’t let myself get doubt, the Daughters of Charity times of raids. That explains the discouraged, no indeed. I shall are in touch with the most others. The conical roof was For Good Foods Priced Low made by placing a wicker frame elevated doorway, for when inside, keep on seeking without respite so poignant cases of distress. And with church valuables and ' pro­ long as I have my strength and so J. T. KENNEDY CASH CARRY so Sister Mary Reeves of the rue over the top, which was covered PHONE 3900 HOLYOKE, COLO. with mortar and the stones laid visions and the ladder drawn up, long as I shall learn of suffer­ ARVADA COLORADO du Bac found herself deeply con­ the clergy would be quite safe. ings.” ************************************************* cerned about persons stranded in on. Marks of twigs are to be seen Paris, exiled from their homes by IWost of the towers were un­ “ Tell me,” Sister Mary then doubtedly built between the ninth hH-HH hH revolution or war, and got in touch ST. PETER’S BASILICA said, “ you who are a news writer, and tenth centuries, although some Our Meats and Groceries Are the Best. Prices Low- J with generous persons who were TO BE THRONGED WHEN do you foresee an end to the crisis YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED of them date in the tweffth and est of Course, and W e Serve You at No Extra Cost. willing to help the'emigres. The POPE GIVES BLESSING or its attenuation?” others in the seventh. “ Alas, my sister!” Miraculous Medal attracts hum (By NCWC New* Service) dreds of pilgrims to the chapel of With it known in advance that : HOLYOKE DRUG CO. :: the convent on the rue du Bac, BROWN’S GROCERY SAVE WITH SAFETY AT YOUR REXALL STORE” I I His Holiness, Pope Pius XI, will where Blessed Catherine Laboure himself take part in the services AR VAD A .... COLORADO ' Hoiyok* Colorado * ' lived. They do not depart with­ in St. Peter’s Basilica Easter Sun­ IWUWySft/VV^A^VWAI^)WAftflWWWWUVU^AVWVW^VW^W out being affected by the reign of day morning, the usually enor­ : BRUSH, COLORADO: charity in a house where every­ mous throngs which flock to the thing speaks of beneficence, from great edifice may well be expected THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE the daily example of the sisters to to be even larger this year. For it the first teaching of the illustrious is promised that, following the CARROLL MOTOR COMPANY H. J. JUCHEM GROCERY i HESTER'S founder of their congregation. services in the Basilica, the Holy COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE A RED & WHITE STORE Little by little Sister Mary be­ Father will mount to a balcony SHOP HERE FOR CHRISTMAS DRY GOODS came so familiar with and was so overlooking • the world-famous St- Dutributor Phone Arvada 25 or 26— W e Deliver Lull**’ Apparel— Millinery— Hotieryl—Shoce Product* filled with her desire to alleviate Peter’s Square and give his bless­ ARVADA . . - - COLORADO PHONE NO. 40 HOLYOKE, COLORADO • • suffering that her apostolate of ing to the people assembled there. MOBILGAS — MOBILOIL QUAKER STATE OIL ;VWAVWAVAWUWiA.VAW.VVWVV charity expanded to the detriment Every Easter Sunday morning, E(tabIUh*d 1917 Bruth, Colorado e ^ W'W'W * * w w w W ^ wW * * w * '* w * *~*~Vw *w w **w ^ of her work as secretary. A choice St. Peter’s Basilica seems to be the WVWWVWWWWWJVWtfVWVWWft/wwvvwwvwvn* had to be made. ^Finally she was goal of virtually all of Rome. relieved of her duties as secretary From early morning men, women, ARVADA DAIRY : AURORA, COLO, i to the mother general and sent and children are wending their * i to the rue d’Assas to found the ways from all parts of the Eternal PHONE GALLUP 6002 PHONE ARVADA 290 a AAAAA4.AAA.AAAA.AAAAAA.AAAAA ------A. new convent, which, as we shall City to the Vatican. From an Brittell Funeral Home “ Where Cleanliness Is Supreme” see, developed into the present es­ early hour there is a steady flow Our Ifilk Scores Amonx the Highest at the City Health Department *-> Brush, Colorado tablishment. of people across the Tiber, all di­ ARVADA, COLa R. W . KENDALL. Prop. Foreigners living in Paris are recting their steps to St. Peter’s. OFFICE PHONE 84-W both numerous and unfortunate. The great Basilica is soon filled. AURORA LUMBER Most of those in distress are orig­ Nobility and distin^ished person­ Prompt Ambulance Service Day or Night Always A t Your Service to Serve You Right inally from Russia. Members of ages from all sections of Europe C. C. BRITTELL, Proprietor ROBERT CATRON, Assistant the aristocracy who escaped from are there. Pilgrims from all parts Residence Phone 84-J Residence Phone 60 ^MA/WHAMMAMWWmWUVVWUVWV^MVWVVVWWVVVM AURORA COLORADO the Bolshevist regimen, they of the. world are present. Rich reached Paris without funds and and poor, the great and the lowly VmHm 1 had to improvise means of obtain­ are there together. ing a livelihood, engaging in the To witness these services in the most menial tasks if they were Vatican Basilica, beginning with NICHOL GROCERY AND MARKET THE SUNLIGHT SHOP lucky enough to obtain employ­ the magnificent procession which PATRONIZE GROCERIES, MEATS, AND VEGETABLES Do Your Ea*ter Shopping Here and Save Money ment. will escort the Holy Father into There are others who, as the the majestic edifice, will be an un­ Two Phone*— Bru*h 109, 239 Denver— 8119 E. CoKss Aurora— 9709 E. Colfax result of the World war and the forgettable privilege. It will also revision of frontiers, are separated be impressive to witness, follow­ from the country of their origin— ing the Mass, the enthusiastic ac­ OUR Hungarians who did not wish to claim with which thousands upon THE AURORA CREAMERY become Russians, Austrians who thousands of persons gathered in would not consent to being Jugo­ St. Peter’s square will greet the The Beery Hardware Company Milk by the Gallon— Bring Your Container slavs or Italians. Then, revolu­ appearance of Pope Pius X l on the C. W. BEERY, Owner ADVERTISERS tions increased in Europe and the ■ ,fcbalcony, and to see the reverence CANDIES, GROCERIES, LIGHT LUNCHES SERVED leaders and followers in opposition with which such a vast multitude HARDWARE - IMPLEMENTS to the successful regime had to will eagerly receive the blessing BRUSH COLORADO WMMMfWWWMW^WM/WWJVWWW MMflMflA PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS flee, and almost always France, of the Holy Father. *ySMVWVVWVV)WWVWSAVVVV.VWUWWWVVUVWWUWW 1

PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone KE. 4205 SECTION TWO BOULDER, COLO. ’wwwwwww w w w w w w w w w w w w w ¥ w «r The Ideal Vacation Center BOULDER, COLO. Recreation, Education, Mining, STATE HAS IMPORTANT “ Manufacturing, Agriculture ■ FRIENDS OF THE CATHOLIC REGISTER: EDGAR’S MARKET --The Catholic Register, the clergy and readers of The Reg­ QUALITY MEATS ister acknowledge with deep appreciation the co-opera­ RESOURCES IN FORESTS tion given towards the success of this annual Easter edi­ :! Phone 668 New Location 1121 Pearl St. tion by the following firms, individuals and institutions: The forests of Colorado are onL^iing materials on their lands within Treating plants, where poles and wood in the state when economic Fresh Vegetables of her most important resources. or adjacent to the national forests. fence posts are impregnated with conditions improve. The larger part of the salable In 19‘ 3 great progress was made a preservative treatment of creo­ With the exception of Christmas WE APPRECIATE YOUR p A t RONAGE timber is found upon the national in improving the over-crowded sote, are located at Salida and trees and seedlings sold individu­ BOULDER COLORADO L P T F D D V ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR forests, totaling 31,918,969,000 stands of sapling timber through Denver. ally, or boughs and) similar prod­ • C l . I C i I V l V l WIRING, WIRING. FIXTURES,FIXTURE AND SUPPLIES 444444444444*44444444444444444444444»4444444444< board feet. It has been roughly thinning work done by members In 1930 pulp-wood species ucts sold by the poilnd, all timber Established that these forests are of the CCC and by men employed FRIGIDAIRE (Englemann and blue spruce, al­ products are sold by the board SEASON’S GEEETINGS FROM capable of producing an estimated under the various relief programs. pine, corkbark, and white fir) of foot, linear foot, or cord, and are 2015 Tw6lftK Street *Felephone lOS Boulders Colorado annual growth of 500,000,000 In 1933 and in the winter of 1933- which there are nearly 23,000,- measured by a forest officer. In ARNOLD MOTOR COMPANY board feet of timber, several times 1934, a total of 34,000 acres were 000,000 feet o f timber of saw log designating trees for cutting, only the amount of timber now fur­ thinned and are now in condition size in the national forests of mature or defective trees are Ford Sales and nished by the national forests of where the maximum growth may Colorado, received considerable marked for removal. The aim is Authorized Service SEASON'S BEST WISHES Colorado for use in the state. be expected. A large amount of attention from paper manufactur­ to leave the smaller and more 1027 WALNUT ST. BOULDER, COLORADO Under normal business con­ materials removed from ihese ers. It is anticipated that there vigorous trees to perpetuate a Boulder Laundry and Towel Supply ditions, the annual cut of timber over-crowded stands hag been dis­ will be renewed interest in pulp- productive forest as well as to im­ from these national forests varies posed of without charge to the prove growing conditio. ^ through PH()NE 612W 934 PEARL STREET BOULDER, COLO. from 60,000,000 to 70,000,000 users under government reg:u- the supervised removal of defec­ KNUDSEN’S board feet. In 1933^ the amount lations permitting this practice. tive trees< cut was 18,697,000 board feet. Christmas t r e e s , evergreen As a part of the work of many FLORISTS ELITE The size of timber sales varies boughs, ornamental seedlings, dis­ CCC camps in the state in 1933 When you want flowers remem­ PASTRY SHOP Say It With Flowers for Easter from a few thousand feet to more posed of in 1933, returned a and in the winter of 1933-1934, ber we have served this com­ than 26,000,000 board feet, most revenue of $1,563.82. the areas adjacent to many roads munity for thirty years, and al­ 0. H. LICHTENPELD, Prop. BUT SAY IT WITH OURS of them involving less than $500 Forestry officials estimate that and highways in the national for­ ways with the best. worth of timber. The average the annual average cut of timber ests were cleared of dead and EVERYTHING FINE IN THE price paid for timber cut in 1933 [ III S M THE BOULDER FAWCETT’S FLORAL SHOP products in Colorado is only a down material that had accumu­ PASTRY LINE was $1.94 per thousand feet, which proportion of what’ could be cut lated for many years. A total of GREENHOUSES Bonded Member F.T.D.— We Telegraph Flowers produced a revenue of $36,179.19. , each year on the basis of harvest- 223 miles of road-side clean-up 1433 Pearl St. Boulder, Colo. Saw logs make up about half the ing the equivalent of the annual The territory embraced in what Phone 555 is now the state of Colorado was was completed, reducing the fire Telephone 422-W 1500 Arapahoe Boulder, Colo. annual cut. Other products, in growth of the forests of the state. hazard materially, as well as the order of their importance, are Until new uses and markets are at one time inhabited by numer­ ous tribes of Indians, but at the greatly improving the appearance railroad ties, mine props, timbers, developed, it is impossible to har­ of the roadsides. telephone poles, posts, and cord- vest the mature timber as is desir­ present time the Indian popula­ MAWSON- tion is comparatively small and is wood. Ranchers, settlers, and able. Within recent years con­ BRADFIELD The firms listed here de­ FRANK BERNZEN JOHN J. BERNZEN BENJ. BERNZEN farmers secured in addition to the sideration has been given to the confined to the Ute mountain Ute President Treasurer Vice Pres, and Sec'y material sold, approximately 14,- use of Englemann spruce for pulp and Southern Ute reservations in LUMBER CO. serve to be remembered the southwestern comer of the 000,000 board feet, which was wood, and lodgepole pine is now when ypu are distributing > used for fuel, fencing, and build-• being used for telephone poles. state. The two reservations are Trail Ridge Road ‘Expert Lumber directed as a single unit known as your patronage in the dif­ The City Plumbing and the Consolidated Ute agency, with Service” headquarters at Ignacio. ferent lines of business. On April 1, 1933, including only PHONE 236 Heating Company USE OF CANDLES GOES BACK those persons of Indian blood, who Is Famed Highway BOULDER COLORADO WVWWVWWWWWWtfWVNft (INCORPORATED) through wardship, treaty, or in­ heritance have acquired certain TO EARLY CHRISTIAN TIMES rights, the Indian population of The Trail Ridge road, acclaimed Telephone 220—Telephone 221 the reservations consisted of 819, as one of the outstanding moun' St. Luke mentions the “ great I rome, writing against Vigilantius, of Which 416 were males and 403 tain highways of the world, was GARDNER’S SMART SHOP 1123 Walnut Street Boulder, Colorado number of lamps” that burned in ‘ “ lights are kindled when the females, or less than one-half of completed in the fall of 1932 as LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR AND ACCESSORIES the “ upper chamber,” while St. Gospel ia to be read, although the one per cent of the Indian popu­ a part of the highway between Paul “ continued his speech until sun is shining; not, indeed, to lation of the United States. Estes Park in the Rocky Moun­ 1915 Twelfth Street Boulder, Colorado { midnight” The fact that Chris­ drive away the darkness, but ag a The population changes slightly tain national park and the Grand Comoliments of tian assemblies in time of perse­ sign of spiritual joy.” Paulinus and the figures for 1933 repre­ Lake in Grand county. The new cution were held before dawn of Nola speaks of “ altars crowned sent an increase of only 28 com­ stretch of road, which required made the employment of ligh^ with a forest of lights,” and simi­ pared with the number on June grading on 30 miles of the route, COLLINS PLVM^jjQJG & HEATING CO. J. D. LONG SEED COMPANY necessary, but we may well be­ lar language might be quoted 30, 1926. The census bureau de­ starts at Deer Ridge in the na­ J. WILLIS COLLINS. Prop. • lieve that the Christians, familiar (Send for Free Catalogue) from Prudentius. The use of fines an Indian as a person having tional park, rises, to an elevation PLUMBING, HCAJIdG ANDJimUNG - WATER SYSTEMS - FURNACES Boulder, Colorado as they were with the s3unbolical lights at Mass is mentioned in all Indian blood to such an extent as of 12,186 feet as it crosses the ^ REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY meaning of the candlestick in the the Oriental liturgies. to be recognized in his community Continental divide, descends to 1728 Fifteenth'ktrect - ‘ f - Phone 632 Reeidence Phene 650 tabernacle and temple, also at­ With regard to the West, a very as an Indian. The Indian popula­ Fall River pass, elevation 11,797 tached a symbolical significance to ancient African canon makes men­ tion of the state in 1980, as re­ feet, and continues over Milner the lights they burned during the tion of the candle handed to the ported by the census under this pass elevation 10,759 feet to iRElNERT’S HUB CLOTHING CO. I holy mysteries. acolyte at his ordination, and the definition, was 1,895, of which 843 Grand Lake, which lies 8,369 feet KELLING PLUMBING AND above the level of the sea. FRANCIS REINERT, Proprietor The conjecture is confirmed by medieval author of “ Micrologus” were in La Plata and Montezuma the fact that the Church of the ^pys: “ According to the Roman counties, the others being scat­ The road was constructed by HEATING COMPANY 1 the United States bureau of pub­ SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES fourth century still continued the oraer we never celebrate Mass tered through 37 counties. Sanitary and Heating Engineers religious use of lights when they without lights . . . using them as a The government conducts two lic roads for the national park Men’s and Boys’ Clothing were no longer needed to dispel type of that light . . . without schools for the Indians in the service at a cost of $1,250,000. 1039 Pearl St.—^Telephone 95 Boulder, Colorado Twelfth and Pearl Sts. Boulder, Colorado | darkness. “ Throughout the which even in mid-day we grope agency, one of which is at Ute It is of the standard t ^ e adopted churches of the East,” says Je- as in the night.” Nor was the use mountain and the other at Ignacio, by the government, being 24 feet of lights confined to the Mass. St. These schools have accommoda­ from shoulder to shoulder, sur­ Gregory Nazianzen speaks of the tions for 400 studenfh, and the faced with gravel, and topped with Easter Greetings j lights borne by the neophytes at highest grade taught Is the ninth. an oil coating. The marvelous Bolsena Incident Baptism, “ emblems,” he says, “ of The total value of the Indian scenic beauty of the road is iiBlEBL’S AUTO PARTS STORE i! those lamps of faith with which property as of June 30, 1927, was attained through its great altitude. BAKER HARDWARE COMPANY I Centrally Located at 1916 14th Street, Boulder, Cole. radiant souls shall hasten forth to $3,247,917, of which $679,091 For four miles it is located more Hardware, Paints, Oil, Glass, Houseware | THE ONLY STORE OF ITS KIND IN THE CITY Influenced Pope meet the bridegroom.” Our cus­ was individual property of the In­ than 12,000 feet above sea level, PARTS CARRIED FOR ALL MAKES OF AUTOMOBILES tom of carrying lights at funerals dians, and $2,568,826 was tribal and another stretch of 11 miles is Sporting Goods I can be traced back to the fourth property. Funds in banks or in above the 11,000-foot elevation. Axles, R in , Gears, Detroit Auto Sprinfs, Piston Rings, Fan Belts 1126 PEARL ST. PHONE 153 BOULDER, COLO, Gaskets and a Hundred Other Accessories at Reasonablbe Prices How an incident said to have century. the hands of superintendents for The road climbs to the crest of WE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT GIVE US A CALL happened in Bolsena influenced The present custom of the individuals totaled $155,091 and the mountain range and affords Pope Urban IV is related in the Church requires that candles the tribal property included $868,- views of the peaks, valleys, lakes, following story: The Pope was should be lighted on the altar from 826 in the treasury. and rivers of unsurpassed beauty. still in doubt whether he should the beginning to the end of Mass, I cause the Feast of Corpus Christi nor can lighted candles be dis­ "w For Home Comfort See I to be kept throughout the Church. pensed with under any circum­ While he held his court at Orvieto stances. A parish priest, for in­ ! in the year 1264, a priest in _ the stances, must not say Mass for his GOLDEN, COLO. neighboring city of Bolsena spilled flock, even on a Sunday, unless Blackmarr’s Furniture Co. aster Q reetings!^^-^< a drop of the I^ecious Blood from candles can be procured. The > A A A A A . E the chalice with which he was say­ candles must be of pure wax and BOULDER COLORADO ing Mass, and tried to conceal the of white color, except in Masses To All Our Catholic Friends and accident by covering .with the cor­ for the dead, when they may be of Easter Greetings J. C. ROSE PAINT 11 poral the spot where the conse­ yellow wax. Two, and not more Patrons We Sincerely Appreciate crated wine nad fallen. than two, may be lighted at a & PAPER STORE Suddenly the corporal was cov­ riest’s Low Mass, unless the Mass I Your Patronage ered with red spots in the shape Ee said for the parish, or for a WATTS-HARDY DAIRY j of hosts. This miracle led the convent, or on one of the greater THE ALPINE Painters & Decorators Pope to delay the institution of solemnities, when four candles PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM ! the feast no longer. The corporal may be used. Six candles are DRUG CO. 1110 WASHINGTON AVE. COTTAGE CHEESE— ICE CREAM— BUTTER is still preserved at Orvieto, and lighted at a High Mass; seven at a Phone 115 Plant and General Office Thirteenth and Walnut Two Complete Food Stores the event is commemorated in a Bishop’s Mass. Twelve candles at GOLDEN COLO. famous picture of Raphael’s in the least should be lighted at Benedic­ GOLDEN COLO. TELEPHONE 401 BOULDER, COLORADO 1139 Pearl St. 1920 Mapleton Vatican. tion of the Most Blessed Sacra­ 436 Main St. ment, or six, if Benediction is Boulder Boulder Longmont given with a pyx. Candles must also be used when Communion is BUCHAN AN- given, whether in the church or in F . D . PIERCE private houses. A lighted candle J. H. LINDER JEWELER ALLEN, INC. is handed to the newly baptized, Independently Owned and one is required in the admin­ Hardware Co. PHONE 1126-J 2042 12TH ST. BOULDER, COLORADO Dodge — Plymouth Cars istration of Extreme Unction. Dodge Trucks PLUMBERS and Tim ERS

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I ^ i|^ il|N 1 PREDESTINATION USE OF BELLS IN CHURCH SIGNS ARE GIVEN •GREELEY, COLO. Theologians ^ve the following kidAui signs of predestination: 1. A delicate conscience. NOT OF ANCIENT ORIGIN 2. Patience in adversity and Garnsey and Wheeler i| E. S. CHRISTENSON ii voluntary mortification. 3. True humility. ELECTRICAL SERVICE Many of us take bells for grant­ known among the Orientals till the of the sick outside, and with 4. Zeal for souls, love of ene­ Sales Service ed, and many more of us would ninth century. Even then their chrism inside, and lastly places mies, and mercy to the poor. Genuine Auto Electrical and Magneto Parts ! use was not universal among them, be surprised to learn that there under it the thurible of burning 5. Fervor in prayer and a sin­ Eighth Ave. at Eleventh St., Phones 220-221 for All Cars 11 were no bells in the days of an­ for Fleury mentions the ringing cere Iqve of God. incensq. He prays repeatedly that Greeley Colorado J | CARBURETORS : SPEEDOMETERS : BATTERIES tiquity. We assume that bells, of church bells as one of the cus­ 6. Devotion to the Sacred Heart like many other things, always toms the Maronites adopted from the Sound of the bell may avail to and to the Blessed Virgin. ALL REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED ;; existed. Nothing certain, however, the Latins on their reunion with summon the faithful, to excite The theologians go on to say Phone 742 — 1015 8th Avenue —— Greeley, Colorado ' ' is known as to the date of their Rome in 1183. their devotion, to drive away that, if anyone possesses all these introduction, which has been at­ The classical Latin word for bell storms, and to terrify evil spirits. virtues, he has a moral certainty tributed to St. Paulinus of Nola, is “ tintinnabulum.” “ Signum” is This power, of course, is due to that he will be saved. sometimes to Pope Sabinian. the name in the Pontifical, and the blessings and prayers of the In the days of persecution it was the name commonly used in Church, not to any efficacy super- THE HOUSE OF GOD For Everything in was impossible to call the faithful Gaul. From the seventh century stitiousiy attributed to the bell Sattley Funeral Home, k . on, we find the names “ campana” itself. Thus consecrated, bells Come and let us go up to the by any signal that would attract mountain of the Lord, and to the public notice. After Constantine’s (from the Campanian metal from bec*me spiritual things, and can­ Hardware, Toys, Sporting Goods house of the God of Jacob: and time, monastic communities used which they were formed), “ nola” not be rung without the consent He will teach us His ways, and we to signify the hour of prayer by (from the town where their use is of the ecclesiastical authorities. Funeral Directors and Embalmers Grunow Electric Refrigerators will walk in His paths . . . let us blowing a trumpet or by rapping said to have been introduced), and Small bells are also used in the walk in the light of the Lord.— with a hammer on the cells of the “cloccae” (French “cloche” ). Mass. The object of these bells Isaias ii, 3, 5. monks. Walafrid Strabo, in his Originally, church bells were is to excite the attention and de­ ROY SATTLEY, President BERING & REPP celebrated book on the Divine comparatively small. Large ones votion of the people. The practice of cast metal first appeared in the •• GREELEY COLORADO •• OflSce, written about the middle of of ringing the bell at the Eleva­ THE V o i c e o f g o d ♦ the ninth century, speaks of the 11th and 12th centuries; those of tion was introduced after the cus­ My God, how difficult it is for Ambulance Service use of bells as- not very ancient, the greatest size, in the 15th. In tom of elevating the Host had be­ Thee to consent to condemn us! and as having been introduced the 10th century the custom of come common in the Church. The How sad it makes Thee! What • • from Italy. giving bells names began. Elevation bell is mentioned by hast Thou not done to prevent it! We- learn, however, from the Before the Church sets aside William of Paris. Bells are not Warnings, tender and loving re­ 11 Phone Greeley 960-W (Greeley, Colorado .. history of St. Lupus of Sens that bells for sacred use she _ blesses rung when Mass is said before the monstrances are not spared; Thou ' • them'with solemn ceremonies. The * : FT. COLLINS, COLO. |church bells were known in France Ble,ssed Sacrament exposed or in doth pursue us in Thy love and *********************>l‘******lf******************** more than two centuries before form prescribed in the Pontifical the private channel of the Apostolic almost insist on saving us, before Strabo’s time. They were much is headed “ the blessing of a bell,” palace, if the Pope says or hears Thou dost finally reject us. How VWyW^WVWWWWVVWVWVVWVhA^VVVVWhWVWVPW^ used in the Celtic churches as though it is popularly called “ the Mass; or at Solemn Masses cele­ hardened we must be to resist > ■ Baptism of a bell,” a title by > • early as the fifth or the sixth cen­ brated in St. Peter’s and in the such zeal!— St. Claude de la < • For That Easter Gown tury. For long, the Eastern which the office is mentioned as other Patriarchial Basilicas. Colombiere. < • Church employed, instead of bells, early as the 11th century. The > • ■ • THE TOGGERY SHOP NASH DRUG STORE clappers, such as we still use on Bishop washes the bell with ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•M‘****»»*****4‘4‘*****4'******4‘*4'4"M'* • > blessed water, signs it with the oil Preicription Specialists Phone 148 Good Friday, and bells were not ALMA HEREFORD Exclusive Ready-to-Wear FORT COLLINS, COLORADO :: Norcross Coat and Dress Store ii tr - • • 908 8TH AVE. GREELEY, COLORADO *< • V.^^VsVsV^iV^iVsVsVVVWs^V«^WJVVVs^^V«VVVsVsVs^VsV •• FOUR LAST THINGS MUST BE < • ■ ■ COMPLETE READY-TO-WEAR • • • • BUILDING REMEMBERED BY ALL HUMANS < I Sterling Building Greeley, Colo. < • Carl Trostel MATERIALS ■ • 4 Death, judgment, heaven, and the things of this world as though I THE GREELEY UUNDRY CO. ii Our Prices Are Right they were never to die. The wise " ► hell are the four last things to be II Our Laundry and Dry Cleaning Unsurpassed I! 315 Linder St. Ft. Collins, Colo. man prepares for death by the one remembered, and the forgetfulness sure thing, namely, the love and ^^WW^WWVVVVWVVVVVWS^^W^WiWSWWVVSWVWVVVU of these things is one of the rea­ service of God. Judgment follows Dress Up for Easter sons why man offends God. The death; first the particular, then ’ JACKSON’S MARKET ; ; GREELEY COLORADO ; Holy Ghost admonishes: “ In all the general judgment. “ For we thy works remember thy last end, shall all stand before the judg­ 814 NINTH AVENUE scons T h e and thou shalt never sin” (Ecclus. ment seat of Christ. . . . There­ Preseription Strove vii, 40 L Death is the end of life fore every one shall gpve an ac­ of Courseur v^ourse — the separation of the soul from count to God of himself” (Rom. ’ Greeley’s Only Exclusive Meat Market Easter Cheer at the the body. Nothing is more certain xiv, 10-12). Every thought, word, THE A. W. SCOTT Cb.‘'°SL^?'A.r — “ It is appointed unto m?n to ^ *****if***************************************** 1 ?I.: and action shall be judged, and die” (Heb. ix, 27). Its time is un­ the sentence will be according to LIQUOR EMPORIUM certain: “ Watch ye therefore, be­ each one’s works. Hell is the abode RADIO REPAIRS AND SERVICE cause you know not the day nor of those who do evil and die un­ Most Complete Line of Quality Liquors in , Scrivner’s Grocery and Market the hour” (Matt, xxv, 13). repentant. Colorado STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES This life lasts only a few years, The Apostle says (I Tim. ii, 4) HOLMES RADIO SERVICE GREELEY, COLORADO We Feed and Slaughter Our Own Cattle and is given as a preparation for it is the “ will of God that all men FORMERLY— NILES The Beit in Meati and Groceriei death, yet many live absorbed in be saved.” God offers sufficient PHONE 1650 152 Mt. Ave. FORT COLLINS. COLO. 1010 9th Ave. grace to all, but man, abusing the Phone 627 noble gift of free will, rejects His g-race, and thus brings condemna­ tion upon himself. The existence THE WHITE ELECTRIC SHOP i THE FORT COLLINS FLOUR MILLS i Virgin Mary Was of hell causes a salutary fear in GAS REFRIGERATORS i S J. G. DALZEL, Manager 5 many and restrains them from 4 I ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES ^ WHOLESALE FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED 5 crime. Mortal sin, for which man Economical Operation—No Machinery—Silent II COMPLETE LINE OF ELECTRIC APPLIANCES C Snow Drift, Snow Cap, Defiance, Ben Hur, Kitchen Maid is condemned, being a grave of­ ^ $99.00 and up II SATISFACTION GUARANTEED % Miller or Robinson Codes fense against God, a Being infinite ‘Endosed Garden’ and holy, has a ,malice and moral FORT COLLINS - - .... COLORADO 805 9th St. Phone 591 Greeley, Colo.. 'W•dWW«fWVVWV^rtWWWVWVWWWWWVWWVWWVWVV/ depravity of such magnitude that it deserves eternal punishment. Greeley Gas and Fuel Company:! 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Those God, so also was Mary, the des­ who k ^p God’s Commandments SHOE At Moderate Prices . . 710 7th St. GREELEY 4. IWA/WWtWWSVWUW.VWWWWS/V^VVWVyWiWVVWWli tined Mother of God, always-con­ will rejoice to hear the gracious sidered by Him as His first-born invitation: "Come, ye blessed of J CITY DRUG STORE daughter by adoption, and there­ My Father, possess the kingdom 814 Eighth St. ^ CORNER MOUNTAIN & COLLEGE fore He always possessed her by prepared for you from the founda­ CO. P. 0. HANSEN, FLORIST DEPENDABLE DRUGS His grace. For the honor, there­ tion of the world” (Matt xxv, 34). GREELEY COLORADO fore, of His Son, it was becoming The wise conclusion for each one Cut Flowers, Plants and Floral Designs Sick Room Suppliei, Medicines, Etc. that the Father should preserve to draw fron the consideration of P. O. Box 323 — :— 2415 Eighth Ave — :— Phone 706 $ Fort Collins Colorado His Mother from every stain of the four last things is this: One GREELEY v.w.vA^.vvwAW v.wAVkvwvwvvywvvviwvwwvvy sin. It was also becoming that He thing is necessary— the salvation COLORADO should do so because He destined of one’s soul. this His daughter to crush the :: CUSTER FOOD STORE head of the infernal serpent, who SONS OF GOD Greeley’s Exclusive Home-Owned THE DAY FUNERAL HOME had reduced mani How, then, 0, God the Holy Ghost, by could He permit that she should whom the charity of God is given Cash and Carry Food Store “ The Home of Service” first be the slave of this infernal to use that we should be called serpent? Moreover, Mary was and be the sons of God, I bless Corner Ninth Ave. and Tenth Street The 121 West Olive St. Telephone 108 destined to become the advocate Thee for my predestination, vo­ of sinners; therefore it was also cation, and regeneration and »4“M‘4‘4-*4-*4‘4-*» 4-»4’4-4-» » ‘l>*»*4>***4»4»4» W. M. JACKSON CHAS. J. DAY becoming that God should preserve adoption; and I beseech Thee, First National Bank FORT COLLINS . . . COLORADO her from sin, that she might not througli the merits of Jesus Christ, appear guilty of the same fault to give me the heart of a son, Greeley, Colorado as men for whom she was to inter­ loving, filial, and dutiful, that by C. A. BLLBE, Inc, cede. the power of Thy grace I may It was becoming that the Son live as' a son of God, and he con­ DODGE, PLYMOUTH AND Commercial, Trust and Savings Departments should have an immaculate Moth- formed to Jesus in humility; and, 1 STEELE LUMBER er. He Himself chose Mary for havings this hope in me, I may DODGE TRUCK His Mother. It is impossible to Safe Deposit Vaults LUMBERING ALONG SINCE 1897 “ sanctify”^ myself even as He is J • believe that a son who' could have pure.— Cardinal Manning. 1108 8th Ave. Phone 507 Greeley, Colorado I! a queen for his mother would 2 303 North College Avenue — Phone 161 — Fort Collins, Colo. — : After Hours Depository Service :— choose a slave. How, then, can APOSTACY %WU'/AVVSflWWWWWWWWWWWWVWtfWVWWW ^ we imagine that the Eternal One day Napoleon was speaking i Word, who could have an ever- r,W^mW^^JW^AMWMVJWMWJWJWW^JWWJW• to Madame de Montesquin, the I immaculate Motheiv and one who had always been a friend of God, governess of the King of Italy. Go Forward With Chevrolet ! would have one defiled by sin, and They were discussing the good for­ Gilkison Mercantile Company tune of Bernadette, then the i Performance, Economy, Price I, at one time the enemy of God? ruler of the peninsula. COAL, FEEDS AND PRODUCE Moreover, as an ancient author “ Well, and Bemadotte is king,” -PEDERSEN’S BAKERY- FRUIT GROWERS’ SUPPLIES says, “ the flesh of Christ is the said Napoleon reflectively. “ What 825 Ninth St. Phone 461 Greeley, Colo. flesh of Mary.” The Son of God 131 Lincoln St.— Telephone Fort Collins 558— Ft. Collins, Colo. an honor for him!” ii GALLAND CHEVROLET, INC. ii Vizit U»- for Eniter— We Specialize in would have felt horror to have “ But Your Royal Highness,” WyVWWWVWWW^VWJVWWWWVWiffAWWWWJW^ taken the flesh of a St. Agnes, a GREELEY COLORADO .. St. Gertrude, or of a St. Teresa, Mid the madame, “ the medal has < f Holiday Cakes and Fancy Pastries because these holy virgins were indeed a very low reverse side: defiled by sin before Baptism; and To get the, throne, he apostatized therefore the devil could then from the faith of his fathers.” Lowell-Moore Hardware Co. have reproached Him with being “ Yes, indeed, that is very low,” clothed with flesh which had once rejoined the Emperor.^ “ That may DILLON-OPP • • Fort Collins Leading Store been subject to him. But as Mary stamp me as covetous of honor, was always pure and immaculate, but I wouldn’t apostatize from my HARDWARE & SPORTING GOODS | Hardware, Plumbing, Heating, Refrigeration, Radio Our Lord felt no horror at becom­ faith for all the thrones of the ing man in her chaste womb. Be­ world.” Kelvinator Refrigerators — G. E. Washers , PHONE 20 sides, St. Thomas says that “ Mary Fishing Tackle FRUIT OF HOLY COMMUNION M ACY was preserved from every actual VWVWWSJWUVdVAWifWVVVWWW^WUWWWSiVWVWVWW To feel *Our Lord united to • • 819 8th St Phone 209 4* sin, even venial;” for otherwise ■ • ♦ she would not have been a becom­ yourself so as to be the principle ing Mother of God; but how much of all your actions. A happy con­ PALACE GROCERY CASH & CARRY less would she have been so had verse with Jesus Christ. Over­ TX'TTT'rX’P'rTTTW S 1 T'l'T'i WTT'ri ItlllVIAl T 'fr T X P'I'TT M. J. GOOD, Prop. she been defiled by original sin, flowing consolation, for Our Lord which renders the soul hateful to makes up for all.— Adapted from Mortuary Phone 534 — 155 W eit Mountain Ave. — Fort Collini, Colo. God? the writing of Pere Surin, S.J., by ii Weld County Garage M. O’Leary. It was becoming to the Holy Ghost that this His most beloved spouse should be immaculate. As BUICK AND PONTIAC “Satisfactory Service ERNEST FISCHER men who had already fallen ipto MAX FACTORS sin were to be redeemed, He : : : : : Colorado 11 & SON willed that this His spouse should Entire Line of Society and Maxweiri be deemed in a more noble way; Since 1886” Stage Make-Up Featured Wholeiale and Retail that is, by being preserved from Good Shoes falling into sin. And since God Ezclusively by Home Fed and Killed preserved the body of Mary after Shell Gas and Oil Goodrich Tires her death, how much more should Telephone 99 Reasonably Priced Quality Meats we believe that He preserved her TAYLOR’S soul from the corruption of sin? RUCKER’S SUPER SERVICE Phone 193 126 W . Mtn. Ave. Hence the Divine Spouse calls COLLEGE STORE 13th St. and 7th Ave. FORT COLLINS her in the sacred Canticles “ an Complete Automobile Service enclosed garden, a sealed foun­ The Store With “IT” tain;” for an enemy never en­ PHONE 494 GREELEY COLORADO! 158 So. College Tell the people you patronize that yon saw their advertisement tered the blessed soul of Mary.- 1702 8th A t«. Greelef 8th Ave. and 11th St. Greeley, Colorado in The Register. Our Mother of Sorrows. PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone KE. 4205 SECTION TWO

; Colorado Springs, Colo. •COLORADO ATMOSPHERE Colorado Springs, Colo.

TAKES LOAD OFF BODY j Say It With Flowers From j The Pikes Peak Region I THE SIGN OF THE ROSE, INC. | Colorado is noted for its rare less pressure against the body square inch. In other words, that i Records maintained by golf courses. Two first class airports serving tional forests are the only large lantic coast. passenger airlines in all directions provide speediest trans­ areas where hunting and fishing ample space for all summer hpme degrees, compared with 77.8 de­ portation to and from principal cities of the nation. Rail­ may be enjoyed by the ordinary applicants. A person breathes more deeply grees at Lamar. roads and transcontinental bus lines and excellent high­ citizen who does not have the In 1933 the CCC prepared 220 in a light atmosphere than in a ways make Colorado Springs easily and quickly accessible. money to purchase a privately- acres for public campgrounds in locality where It is more dense, in Municipal Auditorium seating 3,000 provides perfect fa­ owned fishing stream or to join a the national forests and installed order to fill the lungs with the J. J. McTigne H. B. Blackburn Rug hunting or fishing club. Streams quantity of oxygen necessary to cilities for conventions. First-class hotels are plentiful. 1,130 sanitation and convenience and Schools and colleges are second to none in educational that have always been open to improvements— latrines, garbage the body. This is done' auto­ stabtished 1884 standards. fishing are gradually being posted. pits, tables, and grates. A road matically, without conscious effort, Carpet As a result, most of the public and causes all parts of the lungs I Cleaning Plan Now to Spend Your Next Vacation in was built from U. S. highway No. Cleaners, Dyers. Hatters must go to a national forest if 40-S, four miles above Minturn, to expand to full capacity. That Colorado Springs they wish to enjoy this sport. to Notch Mountain creek, a dis­ is why climatic conditions in Colo­ PHONES 1221-1222 A segion with more famous and beautiful scenery than in In 1933, 1,260,380 used the na­ tance of about eight miles. From rado are considered especially any simil^ area in the world, and vrith every outdoor tional forests of Colorado for this point a horse and foot trail beneficial to persons with a ten­ sport you (could wish for. recreation. Of these, 103,080 six miles in length was constructed dency toward pulmonary troubles. For Information Write the Chamber of Commerce were hotel, resort, and summer to the top of Notch mountain, In lower altitudes, parts of the COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. home guests, 153,250 were camp- from which point the best view of lungs may lie dormant in persons CHARLES T. FERtlG ers, and• 1,004,050------were picknlc■ k- the Mount of the Holy Cross may of sedentary habits. ers who drove out from the towns INSURANCE AND INVESTMENT CO. be had. A stone shelter was There is a wide variation in the and cities for one-day outings. built on the top of Notch moun­ Ask Us'About Our Policy That Returns 20% Dividend Plans have been prepared for normal monthly and annual mean tain at an elevation of 13,200 temperatures in different areas of on Fire Insurance Premiums the development of the most de­ feet for the protection of tourists sirable and largely used recrea­ the state owing to high and low 109 E. Kiowa Main 2600 ■' N EW TO N ’S who climb this mountain to view altitudes and other factors. It is tional areas in the national for­ the cross. Sudden sleet and light­ COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO THE NEWTON LUMBER & MEG. CO. ests. In these j)lans recreation apparent to a casual observer that ning storms are common to the al­ it is much colder on the top of is co-ordinated with other forest pine sections of the Rockies, AWNINGS - Lumbering Along Since 1882 a high mountain than in the lower activities, and one form of recrea­ In addition, the CCC improved AUTOMOBILE TRIMMING tion with another. Public facili­ plains. Altitude, therefore, is one Phones M. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. many miles of fishing streams by factor. Exposed areas are more ties, such as 'campgrounds, are the constru(!tion of ^stream pools. 474 and 475 first provided for, after which susceptible to varying conditions The Enterprise Tent Fish retaining ponds, in which fish than areas protected from severe 117 SO. sites are selected for hotels, re- may be held until they reach fin- M U I P ^ S M I R f winds by the surrounding moun­ & Awning Co. Colorado Springs Machine and Welding Works gerling size, were built. One of TEJON ST. FRED A. SCHNEEBECK, Prop. tains. Because of these varying these was constructed on White conditions, a general statement 123 SOUTH NEVADA AVE. Colorado Spring*, Cylinder and Crankshaft Grinding— Motor Reboring river about a half mile below D R U G CO concerning the temperature of the Colorado Spring*, Colo. Colo. General Machine Work— Oxy-Acetylene Welding Trapper’s lake. These improve­ state conveys little meaning. ments should be of help in devel­ Drug*^T‘*ilet Article*, Sundrie*, Kodak*, and Supplie* Office Phone Main 1485-W , Residence Phone Main 5514-W oping Colorado’s fishing. 'jVWWVUVUWWtV/aVWVWiVWIAWAVWVWWS 207 Cascade Ave. Colorado Springs There are 78 hotels and resorts, and 700 summer home residences MPORTiT lllf[ under permit in the forests of Decker Mortuary For Highest Quality Milk at Standard Prices Colorado. Many attractive lots BEYLE mORTUART for summer homes have been sur- PHONE MAIN 413 The Dotsero cut-off is the name veyed and are available for peo­ 106 N. CASCADE PHONE M. 299 THE SINTON DAIRY COMPANY commonly given to a main line ple who wish to build a cabin in 204 NORTH WEBER STREET ESTABLISHED 1896 railroad track in Eagle county the national forests. These lots Tha Sinton Dairy Farm Tha Holland Dairy Farm that connects the Denver and Rio are a half an acre in size and can COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO VISITORS WELCOME Grande Western and the Denver 4 l9 South El Pato Street Main 442 Colorado Spring*, Colo. be leased from the local superin­ and Salt Lake railroads. Con­ tendents, the annual fee being $15 struction began on the line; Nov. or more. • > 10, 1932, and ceremonies formally " SERVICE QUALITY EACH MEAL marking its completion took place June 16, 1934. The Heyse Sheet Metal Works M ADE MORE It was built by the Denver and INCORPORATED- Rio Grande Western at a cost of THE SANITARY UUNDRY ENJOYABLE $3,850,000 out of a loan to that Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work 2517 W . Colorado Ave. Phone M-814 Colorado Spring*, Colo. \ | company by the Federal Recon­ struction Finance corporation 219 North Weber Street Phone: Main SS2 Telephone Prior to the bujWing of the line, COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. MAin 1274 a trackage agreemenmt was made whereby Denver and Rio Grande Western trains operating over the MARTIN’S CANTEEN Co. for Daily Delivery cut-off could use the Denver and Asylum has not always had the 25-25% E. COLORADO AVE.— PHONE MAIN 4522-W of Milk Salt Lake line between Utah Junc­ same meaning it has today. In the Regular Meals— Short Order*— Repeal Beer* tion and the connection at days when Rome was in her glory, The Wandell & Lowe All Kind* of Sandwiche* Orestod. The cut-off was made it meant a place of escape. As DAY AND NIGHT WE TREAT YOU RIGHT 1 possible by the construction of long as a criminal, escaped from Clean. Comfortable Booths — Large Counter !THE ARAPAHOE FOOD STORES CO. I the Moffat tunnel, through which pursuing ministers of justice, Transfer and Storage Company the new service operates. stayed in the asylum— at that time 1251^ South Tejon St. I certain cities were called asylums Phone Main 97 Office 8 East Kiowa Street The line is 31.8 miles long and Furniture and Piano* Moved With Efficiency ‘ * COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO is supplemented by 12 miles of — he could not be arrested. Such COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. asylums, the inviolable character STORAGE— COAL ^ ^ Twelve Retail Food Stores in Colorado Springs sidetracks. It has two concrete- lined tunnels, and it crosses the of which was nearly always con­ and the Pikes Peak Region Colorado river nine times and the nected with some notion of the CITY TRANSFER COMPANY i; Eagle river once. The line creates religious sanctity of the spot, were “ Has Never Lost a Desirable Customer’ a new transcontinental route common among the nations of an­ 124 N . Nevada Ave., Odd Fellow* Bldg. Colorado Spring*, Colo. through Denver. Traffic out of tiquity. Rome, says the legenil, Out West Ptg. & Stationery Co. i: Denver, where connections are grew out of an asylum for male­ THE MURRAY DRUG CO. made with three Eastern lines, factors of every description; and COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. WE ARE MAKING A VERY SPECIAL OFFER ON A ^ '‘Superior Service Stores” saves 173 miles in distance and Moses (Deut. xix, 3) appointed eight hours in time through the cities of refuge, whither a man Complete Office Equipment FULL COMBINATION LIFE SCHOLARSHIP Main Store Phone Main 144 who had committed involuntary elimination of a 119-mile haul Let U* Tell You About It Main Store Colorado Spring*, North Store south to Pueblo or a 110-mile haul homicide might flee and be safe. OVER 62 YEARS OF SATISFACTORY SERVICE 21 South Tejon Street Colorado 832 North Tejon Street north to Cheyenne before it turns The same privilege passed over westward. This saving applies to to the Church, and was sedulously BLAIR’S BUSINESS COLLEGE fr w W ^ W W W ' all traffic originating east of Den­ respected by the Christian em­ ver or west of Dotsero. perors. Theodosius punished the De Graff Building Colorado Spring*, Colorado ‘‘SAY IT WITH FLOWERS” AT EASTER TIME violation of the protective sanc­ Be Sure They Come From tity of a church as a great crime. THE PIKE’S PEAK FLORAL CO. But the immunity from the con­ sequences of a crime arising from The Colorado Springs Motor Co. Phone 599 Colorado Springs, Colo. ^ 105 N. Tejon the extended assertion of the prin­ The Supply Co. Paint DISTRIBUTORS THE FASTEST SELL­ ciple of sanctuary led to many abuses, and by the legislation of For More Than SO Years STUDEBAKER — CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH ING CAR IN AMERICA Justinian those guilty of certain 113 E. Bijou Main 600-601 Colorado Spring*, Colorado SALES — SERVICE — STORAGE WHITE STAR MARKETS specified crimes were to find no 23-27 S. Nevada * Colorado Spring* 112 and 114 South Nevada right of asylum in the churches. Thus, gradually. With the strenrth- Quality Corn-Fed Beef, Pork and Lamb ening of the laws, the word asylum(lu lost its old meaning. You’ll Find Your Eastpr Tog* Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries AT COURTEOUS SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES METROPOLE CAFES

WMVMWW^JWWJWJWJWJWJVJVJWM Center of State Is Three Locations , THE HAT & DRESS STUDIO Colorado Springs Volhner Bros. Co. WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS 125 N. Tejon St. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLQ, Near Pike’s Peak COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO < • ' •

The geographical center of For Colorado as computed by the United States geological survey, is approximately 30 miles northwest The Acacia of Pike’s peak, in the central east­ Manitou, Colorado ern part of Park county between / Tarryall and Lost Park creeks and to the west of Lake Cheesman. H otel The exact location cannot be KODAKS, Films, 8>hour Kodak Finishing determined from the data avail­ Comfort Without Extravagance r able, but the approximate position PAINT COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. given is sufficiently exact for ordinary purposes. The geo Skififington's center of an area may REGISTERED PHARMACISTS .jC defined as that point on which ...... Oppoiit* Springs Post Office the surface of the area would be 11 Pbona Hyland 369 Free Delivery I ) balanced if it were a plane of uni­ , , MANITOU, COLORADO form thickness, or, in other words, ECONOMY FEED MILLS the center of gravity of the sur­ J. L. EACHES, Proprietor face. Manitou^s Leading Prescription Druggist A. & C. Poultry and Dairy Feeds KNOW YOURSELF Economy Poultry and Dairy Feeds Of all the advice that can be WILSON DRUG STORE given to a man for civil or moral Phone Main 878— 512 E Cucharra* St.— Colorado Spring*, Colo. The REXALL Store The Colorado Springs THAT Charm! life, or for his life as a Christian VVVWWVWV^^VVVWVVVSMiWVWVWW^A^VWVV and as one aiming at perfection, 218 Manitou Ave. Phone Hyland 158 none is more useful, more neces- MANITOU SPRINGS, COLO. Buy Your Awning F¥om sary, or more important than this; Know your predominantpredi passion The Strang Garage Co. Paint Company and always ne on your guard —THE— THE OUT WEST against it In the be^nning^ it it 0? no consequence; but if you BUIGK and PONTIAC 214^2 North Tejon Street neglect it, you will see how false Sanitary Grocery and Market TENT & AWN. CO it will play you. The day will MANITOU, COLO. Open Day and Night for Service and Storage I come when you can no longer con­ Main 1261 18 E. Kiowa trol it — St. Claude de la Colom- Solicits Your Patronage :: ON HIGHWAY 85 COLORADO SPRINGS blere.

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: LONGMONT, COLO. ENORMOUS SNOW BANKS FORM I FT. LUPTON, COLO. |

1 The Longmont Hardware ONE OF COLORADO’S WONDERS Easter Greetings WIGGLE WOGGLE GROCERY Visitors to the high mountain years. Breckenridge in Summit & Implement Co. years. That is equal to an aver­ in Conejos county, at an eleva­ FORT LUPTON - - • - COLORADO passes in Colorado in the spring age of approximately 21,236,000 tion of 10,015 feet, w^ich is county, elevation 9,579 feet, aver­ Hardware, Farm Tractors and Automobiles and early summer are often sur­ gallons of water an hour, and the traversed by a railroad, averaged aged 188.8 inches a year over a *T/tc Store That Has It” prised by the enormous banks of Arkansas is only one of the nu­ 217.0 inches over a period of period of 19 years. snow. These snowbanks are of merous rivers that have their eight yean. Silverton, San-Juan The precipitation of unmelted BUY YOUR HOLIDAY LIQUOR t . LONGMONT .... ^COLORADO almost incalculable value not only ^origin in the mountains of Colo­ county, elevation 9,802 feet aver­ snow in the state as a whole aver­ to Colorado, but to adjoining rado. aged 223.2 inches over a period ages 78.8 Inches per year, based From A Licensed Liquor Dealer | states. They are mostly deposit­ The area of greatest snowfall of six years. Telluride, San Mijpel on a record of 40 years. The FULL LINE OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED GOODS j ed in the winter months and form in Colorado, as shown by actual county, elevation 8,500 feet, average number of days per year Free Delivtry | a moisture reserve that feeds nu­ measurements under direction of averaged 171 inches for nine with a snowfall of five inches or Save The Difference At i IRVIN FURNITURE CO. merous small streams flowing in the weather bureau, is at Wort- more is: At Denver, two: at all directions. The streams com­ man in Lake county at an altitude Pueblo, one, and at Grand Junc­ RIO GRANDE LIQUOR STORE | COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS bine into creeks, which broaden of 11,250 feet above sea. level. Hill of Comfort tion, one in two years. A ten- FORT LUPTON COLORADO X A Reliable Place to Buy out into rivers that flow into the The average annual snowfall at yei»r record at Ruby, Gunnison Pacific ocean and into the Gulf of that point over a period of ten LONGMONT COLORADO county, elevation 9,850 feet, Mexico, forming the principal years was 276.6 inches, or a frac­ The hill of comfort is the hill of shows that five inches or ritore rivers in Wyoming, Nebraska, tion more than 23 feet a year. The Calvary; the house of consolation falls in 24 hours on an average of Kansas, New Mexico, and Utah. snow drifts into canons and ra­ is built with the wood of the cross; 37 times annually. Snow is on BROWN'S GROCERY The quantity of snow required vines, where it packs, and is grad­ the ground continuously at Ruby the temple of heavenly blessing is A HOME OIVNED STORE to maintain the flow of these ually released by the warm sun in founded upon the riven rock, riven from Oct. 18 to May 80; the aver­ Compliments of streams during the entire year is the spring and summer months. by the spear which pierced His age of maximum winter depths is Th* Home o| SoliUira and Silver Bond Goods—-The Best the Market difficult to comprehend. Some At Fairview in Custer county, side. No scene in sacred history 121 inches and the extreme depth idea may be formed, however, elevation 9,500 feet, the annual ever gladdens the soul like Cal­ is 254 inches. On the average, a port Lupton Your Trade Appreciated Colorado The Longmont Ice & from the measurements of river snowfall averages 241.6 inches. vary’s tragedy. measurable amount of snow re­ discharges, made by the govern­ Lake Moraine in El Paso county, “ Is it not strange, the darkest mains on the ground jit Denver 54 ment. The Arkansas river had a 10,215 feet above sea level, is in hour days in the year, and at Grand EASTER GREETINGS Cold Storage Co. mean or average discharge of 786 a district where the snowfall has That ever dawned on sinful Junction, 32 days. cubic feet of water per second at averaged 160.2 inches a year for a earth, period of 21 years. Cumbres pass The snow that falls in the moun­ Longmont, Colo. Pueblo over a period of about nine Should touch the heart with tains in the winter does not ail FORT LUPTON DRUG softer power, melt the following summer. lYhen What You Want, We Have For comfort, than an angel’s it packs hard in the ravines and mirth? remains fbr many years, it forms FORT LUPTON .... COLORADO DAVE ST. CLAIR H. L. ST. CLAIR NATIONAL FORESTS VALUABLE That to the Cross the mourner’s glaciers. Colorado has a number eye should turn of glaciers, one, of-the largest be­ T. K. W. GROCERY COMPANY Sooner than where the stars of ing the Arapahoe glacier ^ the 365 Main Street PART OF MOUNTAIN REGION Bethlehem burn?” crest of the Continental Divide Light springs from the midday- between north and south Arapa­ JOHN’S CASH GROCERY LONGMONT .... COLORADO WHERE YOUR PENNIES GO FARTHER AND PRICES ARE RIGHT A large portion of the moun-1 regional forester, with headquar- midnight of Golgotha, and every hoe peaks at an altitude of 13,500 tainous area of Colorado is valu-1 ters in the post office building at herb of the field blooms sweetly feet in the Roosevelt (formerly W e Appr«cUt* Your Patronuc* able primarily as forest land. Most Denver. Assistant regional for- beneath the shadow of the once Colorado) national forest. In a FORT LUPTON COLORADO ESTABLISHED 1873 GUARANTEED PRODUCTS of this rugged country along both esters are in charge of bi-anches accursed tree. In that place of former geological age it extended I thirst, grace hath dug a fountain MANUFACTURERS OF slopes of the Continental divide of operation, including fire protec­ down toward the plains, but now and extending irregularly along tion, forest management, raage which ever gusheth with waters is about a mile wide. It flows at spurs east and west therefrom is management, lands, and public re­ pure as crystal, each drop capable a rate of 27.5 feet per year and BUY COLORADO PRODUCTS NONPAREIL FLOUR in national forests, which are un­ lations. A regional engineer and of alleviating the woes of mankind. its melting gives rise to a chain And Help Colorado Farmers and Laborers by Ueing der the supervision of the United a fiscal agent complete the organi­ You who have had your seasons of beautiful Takes in the valley be­ Kuner-EmpeoDi Fort Lupton Canning Co.* Great Western Sugar Co., Weld THE LONGMONT FLOUR MILLS States forest service. These fdr- zation immediately under the re­ of conflict will confess that it low. The St. Vrain glacier on the County Flour, Colorado Condeated Milk Company, and Solitaire Products ests are administrative units that gional forester. There arc about was not at Olivet that you ever east side of Mt. Hiamova is sup­ TEL. L-10 LONGMONT, COLO. found comfort, not on the hill of posed to contain the oldest ice of LEE COOMBS HOME-OWNED GROCERY have been established for ease in 150 forest officers in the statd, in­ FORT LUPTON, COLORADO handling. The divisions are based cluding those in the regional office Sinai, nor on Tabor; but Gethse- the group— that melting in cur­ mainly on topographical and in Denver. mane, Gabbatha, and Golgotha rent years having been deposited watershed features. There are have been the means of comfort as snow many centuries ago. GISHWILLER’S CASH GROCERY As far as possible, these timber to you. The bitter herbs of Geth- 14 forests wholly in the state, and lands are handled as local indus­ COMPLIMENTS OF one other, the La Sal, lies par­ semane have often taken away *'Ifs a Saving to Se&Oish First* tries. Although they are a part of the bitters of your life; the Eyes That See Not tially within its boundaries. an extensive system comprising The San Isabel, with 613,652 scourge of Gabbatha has often 437 MAIN ST. LONGMONT 148 national forests scattered scoui^ed away your cares, and St. Theophilus, explaining to a acresacres, is inethe smauesssmallest nauona.national lo^for through 29 states, Puerto Rico, I Colorado Central Power Co. the groans of Calvary have put all learned but impious friend, by a ^ wfth f 2?2 078 LS s h the I Alaska, and although the for- other grroans to flight. Thus Cal­ striking smile, his lack of under­ FORT LUPTON, COLORADO son, with 1,282,078L^8d,078 acres, is tnei gervice, as a part of the United largest. The forests average a vary yields us comfort rare and standing of Christianity, said: THE LONGMONT GLASS & PAINT CO. States department of agriculture. rich. We' never should have “ All men have eyes, yet the sun COLLINS & SONS, Pr«prietora **'*^ifinS80 1^22 ' headquarters in Washing- known Christ’s love in all its is veiled from the sight of some. each in area, or m all, 13,389,122 ton, its „n„a„i,atinnorganization i.is decentral­ acres. heights and depths if He had not It, however, ceases not to emit the Car Glasa, Sunproof Paint, and Wallpaper ized to such an extent that local These forests, together with died; nor could we guess th^ Fa­ flood of day, though those whose T H E CITY MEAT MARKET officials handle most of the busi­ SOS Fourth Ave. Telephone 23 Longmont, Colorado four east of the Continental di­ ther’s deep affection if He had eyes are blinded see not its radi­ FRANK BURT, Proprietor vide in Wyoming, those in' South ness with users and purchasers on not given His Son to die. The ant light. But this defect is to Dakota, Nebraska, and Oklahoma, the ground. common mercies we enjoy all sing be laid to their charge, nor can Telephone 44 Fort Lupton, Colorado 22 in all, make up the Rocky The forests in Colorado com­ of love, just as the sea-shell, when the sun be complained of on ac­ Chevrolet, Inc. Mountain region of the forest prise a little more than 8 per cent we put it to our ears, whispers of count of their blindness. service. Colonel Allen S, Peck is of the 162,009,145 acres of na­ the deep sea whence it came; but “ Thus, my friend, it is sin that 'RE ET — TEL~ 613 MAIN STREET—'REET— TEL~ TELEPHONE 95 tional forest land in the United if we desire to hear the ocean darkens your mind and blunts the States. The first reserve v^s cre­ itself, we must not look at every­ edge of your understandings. As SALES SERVICE When 2 Popes Met ated by President Harrison in day blessings, but at-the transac­ the glass represents not the image The Golden Rule Store tions of the Crucifixion. He who if it be soiled, so the mind receives S. K. CA>MENGA, Proprietor LONGMONT COLORADO 1891 in Wyoming, and was known as the Yellowstone park timber- would know love, let him return not the impression of God if it When Pope Pius X was Bishop to Calvary and see the Man of lies immersed in sin. Your im­ of Mantua, he was at work in his land reserve. The White River re­ “ The Bargain Spot of Fort Lupton’ serve was the first forest to be set Sorrows die.— Spurgeon. piety diffuses a cloud over the fac­ study early one morning when he ulties of your soul and renders FORT LUPTON - - - - COLORADO See the “Show Down” way to judge Motor Car | heard a voice saying: “ May I come aside in Colorado, the proclama­ tion of President Harrison being IN LIKENESS OP GOD you incapable of receiving the glo­ in?” rious light.” Values made Oct. 16, 1891. These and Lord . . . enter into my heart i He went to the door at once, and substantially and personally, and received the apologies of a young all others set aside until 1907 were known as reserves. fill it with fervor by filling it with Church Built With Two Penniat Longmont Motor Co. Monsignore, who had found no­ Thee. Thou alone canst fill the St. Teresa began the erection THE BREWSTER MOTOR COMPANY dODGE • Sales and Service • PLYMOUTH body to anncongress and known as the for­ PHILIP LUMBER COMPANY LONGMONT, COLORADO three sisters,, who were living with ester. The secretary of agricul­ him. It was in vain; they were ture is authorized by act of con­ Lumber, Cemept and Building Materials all in church. gress to issue from time to time “ It doesn’t matter,” said the regulations governing the use and HARTSOCK’S DRY GOODS STORE TELEPHONE 9 FORT LUPTON, COLORADO Bishop: “ come downstairs with occupancy of national forest LENORE-LEE SHOP me.” lands and the use of timber and Shoe*, Ladle*’ Ready-to-Wear and Staple Dry Good*, Notion* They went down together into other national forest resources. COMPLETE LINE OF MILLINERY AND DRESSES the kitchen, and the future Pius EATON - - - - * - COl)0RADO The national forests were cre­ Visit Us for a Choice Selection X prepared breakfast for him who, a little later, was to become Pius ated primarily for the production 349 MAIN ST. LONGMONT XI. It was the first meeting of of timber and the protection of BRIGHTON, COLO. two great Popes. the watersheds that supply mu­ nicipalities and irrigation enter­ THE BIG STORE, INC. prises with water. There are other General Mercantile important uses, such as grazing FRANK LOHMANN. Prop PHOr.E BRIGHTON 121 and recreation, that mu;t be co­ EATON ..... COLORADO The Nutting Motor Co. ordinated with the growing of tim­ ber in such a way that each will i! LOHMANN MOTOR COMPANY ii BUICK and PONTIAC The Universal Car occupy its proper place. LONGLEYFOOD STORE SALES AND SERVICE Eaton’* ExcIu*lTa Home Owned Ca*b & Carry Food Stora Sales Service CLELAND WHY THE EXPERT? QUALITY PRICE SERVICE 513 MAIN ST. LONGMONT, COLO. F. A. NUTTING Our Price* Always Meet the Populer Demend for Economy i A Catholic once remarkad that EATON, COLORADO COLORADO .. MOTOR CO. he owned an auto and knew how ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » LONGMONT, COLORADO to take care of it, run it, steer it, and that he generally reached his points of destination. But when HASTSOCK’S GROCERY Longmont Public Market he got into any real difficulties he HIGH GRADE GROCERIES VELDHOUSE AND SON, Props. brought his machine to the expert FAita and Vegetables i: THE COUNTER LUMBER CO. i: to help him remedy his trouble. LUMBER - LIME . CEMENT • PAINTS • OILS - GLASS 353 Main St. Phone 536 Longmont MOTOR This was rarely necessary because Reasonable Price* ' Phone 62 ,, Eaton, Colorado he knew enough about his machine WOVEN WIRE FENCE - BUILDERS’ HARDWARE to serve all practical purposes. So ' WW^W WWWW WW T W W » W'W " ’ W T W W WW 'Ti Sand Creek Yard— Phone Haxeltine 223 MARKET it is with Catholic doctrine. It is SCHMITZ FLORAL CO. • not necessary for every Catholic i 1. Brighton Yard— Phone Brighton 21 234 Main Longmont OTTO SCHMITZ, Prop. Oppoeite Longmont Hoepital layman to be an expert in dog­ ^ 'L. S. H. LESTER matic theol((gy. He possesses Platteville, Colorado OUTSTANDING FLORAL ARTIST sufficient information to carry him Phone 676 Lontrment, Colo. Largeit Stock New and U*cd along nicely, and if he uses this Car* in Longmont knowledge carefully he will surely THE BRIGHTON FARMERS’ arrive at his proper destination. C. S. WEES, Pres. De Soto and Plymouth When he finds himself in any real :: CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR CO. doctrinal difficulty he goes to the WM. HENDERSON AND SONS Never again will you DEALERS IN Dealer priest, who is ttained to impart The Longmont be able to buy Quality the necessary information. Hardware - Implements GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED AND SEED CASH FOR YOUR- USED CAR Photographs as reason­ PLATTEVILLE COLORADO i :: SERVICE OUR MOTTO ■ I We Pay Highast Markat Prica* Telephone 149— Brighton, Colo. < ■ Model Laundry PRIVILEGE OF MOTHERHOOD < * ably as this year. 16 YEARS IN LONGMONT How sad it is to see how little the ideal of niotherhood is upheld- Company This year, buy pictures in these days! Its privileges are PLUMBING AND HEATING contemned; its duties shunned. PUTTEVILLE IMPLEMENT CO. We Wash Everything and make this an economt Motherhood is something Christ PURCHASE IN OLIVER, MOLINE FAR.M EQUIPMENT, HEISER HARNESS Washable ical gift that only you can loves and considers worthy of LONGMONT every blessing. To be a mother is, t FARM HARDWARE, FAIRBANKS-MORSB SCALES C. S. BUCHANAN Cleaning and Pressing give. in His eyes, to be a privileged be­ AND ENGINES 39 SO. THIRD AVE. BRIGHTON, COLO. 245-247 Main Street ing.— Mother Mary Philip. Phone 56-J Plattcyillo, Colorado LONGMONT COLORADO ST. VRAIN HILDRETH LIQUOR STORE Absolute Necessity of Prayer The attacks of the devil are BALL DRUG COMPANY Pure Drug* Are Your Spring principally directed against pray­ Co*metic* BRIGHTON LIQUOR STORE Clothes Ready for the Complete Line of er. If he can extinguish it, he has Cut Rate Price* STUDIO all that he wants, separating us Fine Stationery—4iift M erchudl**— Special Eaiter Boa Candle* For That Easter Cheer Easter Parade? from God and, with Him, from P L A T T E V I L L E ...... COLORADO Phone 057-R-2 Liquors, Wines and Bring Them in Now every good. This is why in:ayer 117 BRIDGE BRIGHTON Prices Reasonable Cordials is pressed upon-us -with an earn­ estness unlike any other duty, Imported & Domestic for we are commanded to pray Authorized Dealers Classic Cleaners without intermission. "W e ought PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Tell the people you patroalee always to pray and not to faint" 6S4 4th Ave. Phone 68 Phone 794 328 Main THE PLATTE VALLEY MOTOR CO. that you «aw thair adTorlUament (Luke xviii, 1).— Augustine Baker LONGMONT, COLO. TELEPHONE II E. J. CHERRY PLATTEVILLE, COLO. THEY ARE RELIABLE in The Regitter. Thereon. ‘

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LOVELAND, COLO. A A A A A A A BEAUTY PRESERVED IN i;The City of Cheyenne.■ Buy from a Licensed Auto Glaii Window Shade* Qreets You Liquor Dealer PARKS AND DOMESTIC AND Pendergrass and Wishes You IMPORTED There are two national parks been expended up to June 30, ring chronology extending from the western slope of the Sangre GOODS WALL PAPER, PAINT AND and six national monuments lo­ 1933. In addition, small revenues shortly before the year 700 A. D. de Cristo range in the central- A Happy Easter f u r n i t u r I: s t o r e cated within the boundaries of are received by the service from to the present time by means of southern part of the state, mostly FREE DELIVERY Coloradof and one national monu­ various operations. timbers found in the ruins. in Saguache county and extending The outstanding features which help to make Chey- Phone 95 ment on the boundary between Mesa Verde rational park is Governmental appropriations for over- into Alamosa county. The •• enne one of the cities of distinction in the West are: REASONABLE PRICES Colorado and Utah. These parks especially noted for the ruins of the maintenance and improviement area is noted for its peculiar and 314 £ . 4th St. and monuments embrace 387,463 homes and villages of the ancient of the park and for archeological colorful formations arising out of LOVELAND acres, -and are visited annually by Cliff Dwellers, supposed to have work aggregated $813,304, of wind-shifted sands in past ages. LOVELAND. COLO. more than 325,000 persons. Their been the earliest inhabitants of which $736,638.51 had been ex­ The dunes are among the largest LIQUOR STORE names, locations, and areas are as this part of the country. It was pended up to June 30, 1933. sand dunes in the United States. Our RaSroads Holy Gross national monument follows: established by act of congress ap­ Black Canon of the Gunnison ;; Union Pacific— Colorado & Southern— Burlington Rocky Mountain national park, proved June 29, 1906. The ruins was "created by proclamation of Phone 72 national monument was created President Hoover May 20, 1929. located in the north middle part of are found in canons that intersect by a proclamation issued by Presi­ the state, in Larimer, Boulder, and a high plateau that is supposed to The monument received its name dent Hoover March 2, 1933. This from Holy Cross mountain, a peak Grand counties, and embracing an have supported a population of at area comprises 11,157 acres along rising to an elevation of 13,978 WEST SIDE area of 405.33 square miles, or least 70,000 people at one time. the Gunnison river in north­ The Municipal Airport feet above sea level, upon the side 259,411 acres. Of the total, 7,607 The numerous ruins are connected western Montrose county, be­ with of which is the figure of a Greek YOU ARE SAFE IN acres are private or state-owned by excellent highways and trails, ginning a few miles to the north­ cross formed by snow filled BUYING FROM US GROCERY & land. ' and the government furnishes west of Cimarron, a station on United Air Lines— Western Air Express— Wyoming Air Service ■ • Mesa Verde national park, lo­ ravines. Prices will average jufrt as low or guides for all visitors. Roads to the Denver and Rio Grande This airport has an A-1 rating and is considered one - ' cated in Southwestern Colorado in Colorado national monument is lower in our Groceries. Coal and Feed the park have been greatly im­ Western railroad, and extending of the finest in the West as in any store in town. BAKERY Montezuma county, and embracing proved in recent years. The gov­ northwest. The river is inamed in a picturesque canon that has W e Stock Bituminous and G. ZOBEL, Prop. 80.2 .square miles, or 51,334 acres. ernment maintains a camp for the after Gen. John W. Gunnison, who long been a popular scenic feature Smithing Coal Tota’ alien land in the park is 790 accomodations of motorists. A explored the region in 1853, and of Colorado. The formation is * SOc per 100 lbs. For That Easter acres. museum in the park contains many the gorge is called the Black canon similar to that of the Garden of Dinner Visit Black Canon of the Gunnison interesting relics of the ancient because of the color of its precip­ the Gods at Colorado Spring, but Fort Warren rational monument, located in people. itous walls. it is generally conceded to be G. O. VOELKER Northeastern Montrose county and much more picturesque. Presi­ One of the Largest and Best Equipped Army Posts in Phone Lov. 22 Loveland, Colo. LOVELANDCOLORADO Research work conducted in The canon, which narrows to ten the United States embracing 11,167 acres. the park in 1930 by Dr. A. E. dent Hoover issued a proclamation Holy Cross national monument, feet in width at the river bed, March 3, 1933, adding 3,789 acres Dotiglas, leader of the National averages around 1,300 feet from located in Eagle county, and em­ Geog^raphic tree-ring expeditions to the monument, and thereby pre­ bracing 1,392 acres. rim to rim and rises to approxi­ serving in perpetuity an entrance of the last decade, finally succeed­ mately 3,000 feet above the river Paint, Pumps, Washers, Radios Great Sand Dunes national ed in erecting an unbroken tree- to the monument through No- Frontier Days raorument, located in Saguache at the most elevated •'point. It thoroughfare canon. Electric Supplies and Alamosa counties in the San was considered impassable until Wheeler national monument is “THE DADDY OF THEM ALL” Luis valley, and embracing 46,- 1901, when A. Lincoln Fellows, especially noted for its weird and 034 acres. an engineer then ■with the United nicturesque rock formation, un­ A Rodeo of National Repute and Unexcelled Enter- !! States reclamation service, and a like anything found elsewhere in ^ tainment. * Colorado national monument, FORESTS com companion negotiated the treach­ located in Mesa county near Grand Colorado. The formations are Ferguson Hardware Co. erous stream, although their boat the result of eccentric and vol­ Junction, ard embracing 17,539 was crushed by the torrent of Z***********************************************' acres. canic action. waters. The canon is approxi­ Yucca House monument is lo­ VMMMWWMWJVMVJVWWVMWWVWJVMW Yucca House national monu­ : ACOFSmately 50 miles long and the cated on the eastern slope of ment, located in the southwestern 3000.000 monument embraces 10 miles of Sleeping Ute mountain and con­ THE LOVELAND HARDWARE CO. part of the state in Montezuma the most picturesque parts and tains ruins of great archaeological George W . Daiber GENERAL HARDWARE AND ELECTRIC STORE county, and embracing 9.6 acres. averages three-fourths of a mile value and relics of prehistoric in­ Wheeler national monument, The forests of Colorado have Frifidaire Salea and Service— Electrical Contracting and Appliances in width. habitants. located in Mineral county, and many important uses in addition CLOTHIER Phone 132 Loveland, Colorado 214 East 4th St. to their value for timber produc­ Great Sand Dunes national Hovenweep national monument embracing 300 acres. monument was created by Presi­ contains four groups of prehistoric Hovenweep national monument^ tion. The -forested watersheds, Our Windows Tell the Styles which retard the melting of snow dent Hoover in a proclamation towers, pueblos, and cliff dwell­ VVVVSVVWAVW-VWAWAVsWANW/AVW-VVWAV^V located .on the Colorado-Utah signed March 17, 1932. It lies on ings. boundary in Montezuma county, and equalize the flow of streams, 210 ' „ Cheyenne, Wyo. and embracing 285.8 acres. are of great value to farmers, irri- Kibbey Funeral Home All the Colorado national parks gationists, and .municipalities de­ Satisfactory Service Within the Price of All and monuments formerly were ad­ pendent on water for irrigation ministered by the national park and domestic use. Their in^uence W . E. Dinneen, Inc. Ask the families whom we have served service of the department of the in preventing erosion and in re­ tarding run-off in times of flood is 'b interior, with the exception of the PLYMOUTH : REO : DE SOTO - • Ambulance Service Holy Cross and the Wheeler monu­ also highly important. Approxi­ mately 3,000,000 acres of land in PHbNE 51 — Eleventh and Lincoln- ments, which were under the juris­ Satisfactory Service diction of the department of agri­ the state, valued roughly at $300,- WMWWMWJVWMV culture. June 10, 1933, President 000,000, depend upon mountain Cheyenne Wyoming Roosevelt issued an executive areas for irrigation water. Forest service officials esti- 'AWJWJWVJWVWJWMWMMWWJW COMPLIMENTS OF order transferring and consolidat­ ing the control in the office of _ mate that 10 per cent of the tim- %WJWi*^A''=Wy’.W W V'BV.W A\W\ NATIONAL PARK MOTOR CO. national parks, buildings, i berland within the national for­ reservations. ests of Colorado has been denuded Rocky Mountain national park by fire or is covered with brush Sales Service was created by an act of congress which is of little value except as it prevents erosion and rapid run­ P. J. EUCK LIMBER CO. approved Jan. 26, 1915. It HAPPY EASTER _ 320 Cleveland Avenue Loveland, Colorado lies in the heart of the Rockies off from rain and melting snow. The planting of forest trefes on and includes some of the moat Oldest Lumber Concern in Wyoming these areas will restore the lands to You and Yours From Every One at picturesque portions of the range. to full productivity. Its highest point is Long’s peak, CHEYENNE, WYOMING The larger portions of these ANDERSON SHOE STORE rising 14,255 feet above sea leveL lands were denuded prior to 1905. LOVELAND POPULAR PRICE SHOE STORE There are within its boundaries THE FASHION Since they have been under the CHEYENNE .... WYOMING Where You Pay Lets and Get More 13 other peaks with an altitude adm-nisfratfon of the forest serv­ LOVELAND - - - - COLORADO of.-maje^than. ,13,C00 feet. It is ice,*-btrrned-Ofver areas have been one of the mo.st accessible of the held to a low figure. Since the national parks and one of the establishment of national forests, CHIEF OIL COMPANY most popular. It contains re­ reforestation work has been con­ LESLIE A. MILLER, Pres. markable records of the glacial ducted in various national forests. MOBILOIL, MOBILGAS, MOBILGREASE The Cheyenne Steam Laundry 0 . B. MELIA period. The Mt. Herman burn of about 5; CHEYENNE "" WYOMING JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST July 17, 1930, President Hoover, 10,000 acres on the Pike national by proclamation, added 22.1 forest has been completely refor- TELEPHONE 184 .. LOVELAND, COLO. i square miles to the area of the and Cleaning Company „ 1 ested and other areas on this and WVWVVSftAVWWJVAWVWWW^SWVWVWWVWVWWA park, the Never Summer range | otjjgj. national forests are being Send It to the Laundry district on the west side and Jan.. ^rees, most of REMEMBER EASTER 11, 1932, he added 3,075 acres in ^yhich are produced at the Manu­ Office and Plant, 516 W . 18th St. Phone* 20 and 21 CHEYENNE, WYOMING Moraine pdrk to the area. Annual ment forest tree nursery. A total I HUSTON’S MEN’S SHOP winter outings in the park are of 1,391,000 trees was distributed Underwood’s Flower Shop j regular features. These usually by this industry in 1933. Quality Flowers Efficient Service AAVIA^VWW^A^WAWVVVWWWVW^^VW 5 We Feature Nationally Famous Brands take place in February under the Reforestation, work has been auspices of the Colorado Moun- TELEPHONE 3613 1 LOVELAND COLORADO uniformly successful, as from 80 204 W . Lincoln Highway Cheyennei Wyoming tain club. Skiing parties are fea­ to 85 per cent of all areas planted You Now Save on Every Check ij Member Florists^ Telegraph Delivery V.V.".VA%NWiiVV.VVMVVV.WAVV, tures of these outing. The now have a satisfactory stocking favorite summer vacation sport of trees. Most of the reforesta­ ^WtfWiVW^AVW^VWWVVWhAV^WWVWWVVWWSWdW The Federi^ check tax was discontinued as of Decem­ in the park is horseback riding, tion work done and now in prog­ $ 1.00 and more than 1,500 horses are ress is located upon the burned- ber 31, 1934, and the cost of issuing checks is corre­ Ben Franklin Store used. The government ^ a s con­ and over watersheds that furnish spondingly reduced. 333 Eait Fourth Street structed more than 200 miles of water for municipalities, such as Up trail connecting points of interest those supplying Colorado Springs, Benton Oil Company LOVELAND, COLORADO A Check Is Your Best Receipt for a Paid Bill in the parhi Denver, Trinidad, Salida, and DISTRIBUTORS OF QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL The park service in 1932 com­ Fruita. During 1933, a total of Greasing— Washing— Complete One-Stop Service W e invite you to open a checking account with us and avail N-SAVVVWVWVWVW/VWWWVVVWWyVVVWWUVkVWhiV. pleted the Trail ridge road in the 1,807 acres of burn4d-over or de­ yourself of our complete Banking facilities. J Phone 623 Day or Night park at a cost of $1,250,000. Thi? nuded land in Colorado was re­ 500 E. 16th St. CHEYENNE, WYOMING road is acclaimed one of the out­ forested. The greater part of this standing mountain highways of area is located on the watershed KENDALL HAMMOND the world. For four miles it is supplying water to the city of FUNERAL DIRECTOR located more than 12,000 feet Denver. I; The Stock Growers National Bank above sea level and another stretch ______GRIER LU M ^R COMPANY Ambulance Service There are 1,472,990 acres of Ji Cheyenne, W yo. of 11 miles is above the 11,000- private and state-owned land with “ WE SERVE TO SELL AGAIN” LOVELAND .... COLORADO foot elevation. SVWWWUWtfWWWWi/VVVVWVVWWAflA/VVWWiA^fVVSflA in the exterior boundaries of the VMW,W^JWJWJWJVWJWVJWWJWWVWJWWV^ _ Total government appropria­ national forests in Colorado. Of BUILDING MATERIALS nAWA/VWVV^Wrt/WWWAVWWVWAV^A^WWWkVVWWU^ tions made for the Rocky Moun­ this area, about 107,598 acres is tain national park from 1917 to Phpne 3161 Cheyenne, Wyo. state school land. The state land WE EXTEND TO YOU OUR WISH FOR A 1934, inclusive, aggregated '$1,- board and the U. S. forest service i THE COOK-YOUNG CO. 317,018, of which $1,202,940 had are jiow negotiating an exchange HAPPY EASTER whereby these scatteted holdings Clothiers WHISTLING AT MASS will be turned over to the forest Recreation Bowling Alley What in one place might be service for an equal area of gov- Loveland “ TRADE WITH THE BOYS’’ Colorado considered irreverence frequently ernmenf lar.d in one tract. When The Only Bowling Alley in Cheyenne J.CPENNEYC© this exchange is completed, Colo­ becomes an act of respect in other SEE US FOR FUN! Cheyenne -Store No. 936— Wyoming surroundings. / In the Abruzzi dis­ rado will have its first state forest. rWWWVVWWJVVSWAW’JWWVWWVVWWWVWWVV\WA trict of Italy, for example, it is This will be located on the east Light Lunches, Beer, Confectionery WWJWWMWWWV^JWWJWMWMWJW side of the North park on the west PHONE 337 NEW AND USED FURNITURE said to be the custom for the men 413 W . 16th St. Cheyenne attending the Midnight Mass to slope of the Medicine Bow range. keep up a continual whistling dur­ ing the service. This whistling HART FURNITURE COMPANY rises to a piercing crescendo at the ' FRANK CLARK, Inc. F. W. HART, Manager elevation of the Host. In some FURNITURE, STOVES, RANGES villages the effect is heightened The Robt T. Twedt Co. CHEVROLET by the use of reeds dipped in a INCORPORATED 210 EAST 4TH STREET LOVELAND, COLORADO vessel of water placed in the Automotive Merchandisers ? church for that purpose. One is Allis-Chahners Tractor and Road Machinery VlMfVVVW%Wi/VVWIiWUWVVWMMVWVVWVVUVWVVVWW apt to be somewhat scandalized at Farm Implements CHEYENNE ...... WYOMING6 5 the very thought of such a pro­ Dress & Hat Shop Geo. C. Harris, Owner and Mgr. Phone Loveland 134 cedure until told that the whis­ Tractors and Tractor-Drawn Equipment tling is done in reverential imita­ 1619 Capital Ave. 608 W . 18th Cheyenne, Wyo. w i w w w w v v w HARRIS LUMBER COMPANY tion of the shepherds sounding Dial 6522 their pipes on the night of Our | 222 Lincoln Avenue Loveland, Colorado Lord’s birth. Cheyenne, Wyoming KING COAL YARD \ ^"Exclusive But Not SIMPLICITY Easter Greetings! The Divine Will, pouring into Expensive” Percy Smith Mercantile Co. 815 West Twenty-Third Street Telephone 6371 the soul of a simple, ignorant girl **Wyoming*s Largest Furniture Store” through the channel of sufferings CHEYENNE, WYOMING or a few very commonplace ac^ W e Invite Your Inspection tions, effects in the depths of her Expert Floral Wvwwvwwwwwtflfwwvywwww heart the fulfillment of her intel­ Comer 18th and Capitol Ave. ; Cheyenne, W yo. ligence without any idea which Designing PATRONIZE might make her conceited. While, WVWVWWVWVWAWVWWVWWVWWVVWVWWVWkVWWW WYOMING TYPEWRITER AND on the' contrary, a proud man who WJWJWW/JVMW^J reads spiritual books from curios­ EQUIPMENT COMPANY ity alone, averting himself in his EASTER FLOWERS AND PLANTS Typewriters, Adding Machines, one reading from the will of God, only COFFMAN receives the dead letter of what he They Are Here in Profusion Cash Registers reads in his mind and grows ever drier and more hardened.— J. P. Agents for A. B. Dick Mimeographs and Supplies de Caussade,. S.J. FLORAL WILCOX FLOWER SHOP 1907 Carey Ave. — Phone 5191 — Cheyenne, Wyoming ADVERTISERS <4 ------1823 Carey Ave. Phone 6442 Tell the people you patronise Cheyenne Phone 3951 FLOWERS BY WIRE THE MERCURY WAY that you taw their advertisement in The Register. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISfeRS

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PUEBLO, COLO. Incomparable Climate, Scenery PUEBLO, COLO. THE SUMMIT PRESSED BRICK AND TILE COMPANY Make Colorado TouristsV Haven T H E GROVE DRUG STORE (INCORPORATED) Office and Yards: Tliirteentli and Erie Streets FOUR STORES Hanufaeturerf of HIGH GRADE PRESSED BRICK, ROUGH FACE BRICK, STIFF MUD Colorado has in its incompara­ Colorado has many hundreds of monary and similar diseases, the Springs in Routt county. Among PUEBLO - - - - COLORADO BRICK. AND HOLLOW BUILDING TILE ble climate and wonderful scenery miles of streams at high and low air being rarer, less humid, and other well-known groups of min­ TELEPHONE 795 PUEBLO, COLO. a natural resource of almost in­ altitudes that afford unusually generally purer than the air in eral springs are those at Glenwood calculable value from an economic goo^ fishing grounds, and the state lower altitudes- Springs, Idaho Springs, Pagosa standpoint. At the same time it is noted for the excellent sport it Springs, Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado is rich in mineral THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR AIR-REFRESHENED furnishes recreation facilities for affords the anglers. The streams waters, some of them acknowl­ fanitou, and Canon City. Many thousands of people from all parts are stocked annually by the state edged to be of high curative quali­ of these places are well-known ' ICE REFRIGERATION of the United States and foreign game and fish department, the ties. More than 250 mineral health and tourist resorts, some of ii PUEBLO COAL AND SUPPLY CO. ii countries. The invigorating low number of trout planted increas­ springs and wells in the state have them having large bathing pools, < • pressure atmosphere of high alti­ ing yearly. In recent years, sanitaria, hotels, and other con- ' ARCH BEAN, Hanager been carefully studied and their tudes, the cool and refreshing around 30,000,000 trout have been waters analyzed. The largest veniences. One of the springs at PUEBLO ICE COMPANY A COAL FOR EVERY PURPOSE nights, the days of continuous sun­ planted annually in the streams by single group of mineral springs to Pagosa Springs has an average flow of about 70Q gallons per min­ ■ ’ 509 Eliubeth Phone 847— Pueblo i i 126 East Rirer St., One Block East of Santa Fe shine, and the accessibility of the this agency. Big game is abund­ be found in Colorado is found in attractive regions make ideal con­ ant in Colorado, and conditions and about the city of Steamboat ute and is one of the largest min­ PHONE 83 PUEBLO, COLO. ditions for the tourist and pleas­ are made as favorable as possible eral springs in the United States. ure seeker. Camping, hunting, for the sportsman. The waters of many of Colorado’s ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4»»>********t****»******» fishing, mountain climbing, and In recent years, too, excellent springs are highly radio-active, other outdoor sports may be en- highways have been built into FIRES RAVAGE comparingiparing favorablavorablv with the most joyeS in regions remote from the many of the most beautiful moun­ notaole springs in tqe world in this cities and towns or close to inhab­ tain districts, and many of the respect. Temperature^ of the Qreen Stripe ited places, as the visitor may most magnificent mountain peaks FOREST LAND waters vary greatly, the highest GINGER ALE ~ LIME RICKEY — CLUB SODA Easter Qreetings choose. Excellent highways make that were unknown even to most being that of the Hortense hot automobile touring a pleasure in of the people of Colorado are now springs near Princeton in Chaffee • • Nehi Bottling Co. the mountains, through the val­ coming to be almost as well known In 1933 a total of 140 fires oc­ county. leys, and wherever one desires to as Pike’s peak. curred in or threatened the na­ The features tourist business I ’• Bottlers of Quality Beverages go. Federal, state, and municipal ♦ Today there are five or more tional forests in Colorado. Eighty- contributes materially to the pros­ I governments contribute toward seven of these covered only one- perity of the state. Expenditures j the furnishing of accommodatiohs automobile routes across the state, Driscoll east and west, intersecting north fourth acre or less, 36 covered by tourist^represent new capital I for visitors, and have organized and south highways, and travel is one-fourth to ten acres, and 17 coming-in', which is quickly ab­ I means of adding to their comfort burned ten acres or more. White sorbed into all channels of trade I and pleasure. It is impossible to heavy on all of them. More tour­ ists visit Colorado today by auto- this represents a decrease of four and exceeds the state’s income ; enumerate, even partially, all the in the total number of fires, as from precious minerals many tourist attractions of the state. mohilo than by rail, and automo­ bile travel to the stete is also in­ compared with 1932, the number times each year. Municipalities Construction Co Switzerland has been more suc­ of fires that covered ten acres or contribute liberally toward the creasing more than rail travel. cessful perhaps than any other convenience and comfort of tour­ The city of Denver owns a chain more was more than doubled. The 50 1 country in capitalizing its moun­ ists and in many o f the cities and of mountain parks radiating from total area burned was 1,718 acres, tains for profit, yet Colorado is towns public campgrounds are the municipality into the moun­ and the damage to timber, repro­ fully seven times as large as Swit­ duction, forage, and watershed maintained, where running water, zerland, and its mountain area is tains to the west and forming one comfort stations, shelters, cooking Days Until of the leading tourist attractions protection amounted to $3,029. Of fully six times as great. Colo­ the area burned, 1,165 acres were equipment, and other facilities rado has at least 43 named peaks of the state. The city has ex­ are provided. pended more than $2,000,000 in national forest land, 200 acres Decoration Qeneral Contractors that tower more than 14,000 feet were land privately owned inside The number of people entering j above the sea level, while SvHt- constructing highways, erecting shelter houses, opening picnic the forest boundaries, and there Colorado from other states in any I zerland has but eight. Colorado has were 353 acres of privately owned given period is difficult to deter­ Day I fully 1,000 peaks 10,000 feet high grounds, and making the area ac­ cessible and attractive to visitors. land outside the nations! forests. mine, hut estimates compiled by I and over, while Switzerland has Of these fires, 36 were caused by various agencies, based in part on ' fewer than one-eighteenth as Some of the mountain areas lightning, 11 by railroads, 29 by counts made and in part by com­ many. Every peak in Colorado is that are yet inaccessible are of cambers, 47 by smokers, six by putation of available data, give a Mark Every Pueblo Colorado accessible to any careful and rea­ exceptional beauty and grandeur, debris, two by incendiaries, one fairly reliable indication of the sonably strong mountain climber and Colorado will for many years by lumbering operations, and eight facts. One authority gives the entirely to its summit, while the be offering each season some new by miscellaneous causes. Camp­ approximate number of visitors in Qrave highest peaks in Switzerland are scenic attraction to its visitors. ers caused ten ' less fires in 1931 as 1,390,148. Of this num­ IWIHUliiPMMBB accessible to their summits only People no longer come to Colorado 1933 than in 1932, and smokers ber, 990,148 came by automobile for hardy and expert climbers, year after year to see Pike’s peak caused six more than in 1932. The and 400,000 by railroad. The and then only, under the direction alone, but each year they may forest service expended $5,178 in automobile estimate is based on a ArthurD. Marvin of experienced guides. visit some new peak, lake, or suppressing these fires in Colorado count made by the state highway iZ mountain, and none of the visitors There are thousands of beau­ in 1933, and other agencies ex­ department for the months of Artistic Monuments tiful lakes in the mountains of today will live long enough to see pended $266. In addition, the June, July, and August, which ^1 that is worth while in the Colo­ Colorado, many of them of large members of the CCC worked on a showed 192,206 cars entering the Pueblo and Salida First Na^iial size and all of them of wonderful rado Rockies by making one visit number of fires. state, with an average of 2.06 I beauty. Some of Colorado’s lakes, to the state each year. All the forests were closed to passengers per car. Colorado though far less famous than Lake iThe characteristics of the Colo­ fireworks during the period of These three months account for Lucerne, are not surpassed by it rado climate that make it so at­ July 4. Owing to the. extreme 60 per cent of the total travel for Bank in certain characteristics of nat­ tractive to tourists and health- hazard and the great number of the year and the remaining nine ural beauty. If they were sur- seekers are its dryness, high per­ ^ visitors throughout most of the months for 40 per cent. The esti­ rounaed by villas and hotels, centage of sunshinei moderate jiir ! year, the Devil’s Head mountain mate of people coming in by rail­ of Pueblo, Colo. scores of Colorado’s lakes might movements, and moderate and area in the Pike national forest is road is based on the average num­ soon have almost as many admir­ equable temperatures. Thh high permanently closed to camp fires, ber of passengers on re^lar ers as have the lakes of Switzer­ altitude affects the climate favor­ smoking, and the discharge of main-line passenger trains, adjust­ ESTABLISHED 1871 land. Some of the more easily ably for persons afflicted with pul­ firearms. ed to seasonal changes. accessible of the mountain lakes Grandma’s work are beginning to be surrounded by modern conveniences that many tourists and travelers demand, but there will always be in Colorado luas never done— hundreds of picturesque lakes Leadville, Colorado Capital Stock, $500,000.00 where fishing is good and where natural beauty is not too much So the old adage tells us.,. Surplus, Over $1,000,000.00 marred by the art of man. Even a twelve-hour working The United States government 0 [ Higliest Value has recognized the value and im­ day wasn’t sufficient to com­ portance -o f Colorado’s scenery LEADVILLE RETAIL LIQUORS a and natural recreational advan­ It is anything but the truth to SOI Harrison Ave., Two Doors So. of Court House, Phone 46-W plete all that must be done— tages by the creation of two na­ say that our entire life here is tional parks and six national mon­ material. The things that are A Choice Line of Fino Liquors, Wines, Cordials, and always a few tasks were left SAFE — SOUND — CONSERVATIVE uments within the state. Hoven- outward are not the only reali­ Repeal Beer over for the next day. But weep, another national monument, ties; there are things that cannot ED FIKANY, Mgr. lies partly in Colorado and partly be seen, things that cannot be grandma never had the help in Utah. felt, weighed, or measured, that are quite as real as the purely ma­ The government is constantly < > that electric service gives the -■**********************•1-^***********************^ improving the highways, providing terial. Truth, virtue, and thought facilities for campers, automobile are real; but none of these can be FRANK ZAITZ, President JOSEPH KERZON. Sec. A Tress. woman of today. Modern travelers, and other visitors in perceived by any of the external JOSEPH CLUM, Vice President RUTH DOOLEY, Cashier women have found that each :: The Pueblo Hardware Company these parks, while hotel and trans­ senses. They are conceptions of ' ’ N. C. Adams, Manager , 402 Santa Fe Avenue, Pueblo, Colo. portation facilities are all that the intellect, and are independent electric appliance used in the may be desired. The national of outward sensation. So are SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS pack service reports that 325,000 friendship,-honor, right and love. home is just like another pair visitors entered the national parks These things that are not seen are The fUANK ZAITZ and monuments in Colorado in the highest realities there-are. of helping hands lifting the 1933. The outward world is but a Mercantile Company i^wwwwwvwwwwwvwwywwwwwiwvvj Fourteen national forests are lo­ shadow; the invisible world is the .burden of housework and LEADVILLE, <;OLORADO cated wholly within the boundaries substance. Outward forms are in shortening the housewife’s of the state and one, the La Sal, a state of perpetual flux; they The Minnequa Bank of Pueblo lies partially within its confines. exist only through change. That DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE working day. The forests embrace 13,326,851 which today is, tomorrow is not. WHOLESALE GROCERS PUEBLO, COLORADO acres within the state and include The mighty oak that we g;aze upon An electric cleaner, washer, nearly all the higher mountain with so much admiration was yes­ Wholesale Liquor Dealers and Distributors for R. C. Thatcher, President C. B. Carlile, Vice President peaks not within the national terday but an acorn. Tomorrow ironer,. range, refrigerator, A Coors Beer for Western Colorado Geo. H. Hubhard, Cashier Dey F. Whelan, Assistant Cashier parks and a very large part of the it will vanish in smoke, leaving and water heater all take most beautiful scenery in th e. only a handful of ashes, to tell state. The forest service is de- us that it ever existed, The hu­ 515-25 W . Cheitnut St. 712-18 Harriion Ave. their places in the modem voting more attention each year man form erect and proud today, hH> to popularizing these forests as but a little while since was the home. And every woman’s national playgrounds and to im­ puny form of an infant. In a proving them with roads, trails, little jvhile it will be shriveled and freedom is measured by the The WARDROBE shelter houses, and other conven­ bent, tottering upon the verge of extent to which she uses CLEANERS and DYERS iences for travelers. The forest the grave in which it will soon THE DAVIS DRUG COMPANY service places the number of peo­ crumble back to earth. But “ The Store That Does the ‘Biz;’ Where They Have'liVhat You labor-saving electric appli­ We Lead in Service and in Quality of Our Work ple who viewed the scenery, fished truth, friendship, honor, and vir­ Want, Treat You Right and Make You Feel at Home” HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED in the streams, and camped in the tue, do not change. They are the ances. woods of the state of Colorado in same, yesterday, today, and for­ Leadville’s Leading Druggist • 801 N. Main Street — Phone 629 — Pueblo, Colorado 1932 at 2,3.46.000, an increase of ever. While the outward things 81,000 over 1931. perish, they remain day after day, Telephone 140 Wm. W. Nash, Pres, and Mgr. Leadville, Colo. year after year, from centuries to SOUTHERN Colorado Power Company eternity. It is especially worthy to note that our real life lies in these in­ FRANK E. BROWN & COMPANY visible things, and not in .what is GROCERIES,.MEATS AND VEGETABLES outward and seen. We labor knd toil not for a mere living, but for Free Delivery— Telephone 161 1001 and 1003 Poplar St. the love we have for our families LEADVILLE COLORADO and those dependent upon us. We sacrifice time, ease, competence, everything sometimes, at the call i of duty. Not a life of senses do i we live, but a life ' of thoughts, St. yincent's Hospital SALIDA, COLO. ■ 4 emotions, sentiments; not a life of the body, but of the spirit. 'The Leadville, Colo. outward things of which so much account is made are but the shells and husks that serve to cover the Conducted by the more_ valued fruits within. And Sisters of Charity L. B. STEWART so it is true that we live in a spirit MORTICIAN World even here. There is such a One of the Best Equipped world all around us, peopled with Hospitals in the Inter­ 136 E. Second St. thoughts, emotions, imaginings, mountain District. Attend­ SALIDA. COLORADO BUENA VISTA, COLORADO hopes, and aspirations. In these ed by the Most Skillful jm do we find the real joy of life. Physicians and Surgeons in the City. Magnificent THE PEACE OF GOD View and Fine Climate. My God, give me such trust in Salida Greenhouse Flower Store Thee that I may be able to take CUT FLOWERS : POT PLANTS literally Thy words: “ Be not soli­ Store 225 F St. CreenbeuM 1025 D St. citous.” Let not the cares of this SALIDA, COLORADO **SAlC rr WITH FLOWERS” life so weigh upon we as to trouble Member* Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association my peace. Give me the filial trust PHONE 39 SALIDA, COLORADO that Thy blessed Apostle Paul laid as a duty on Thy first disciples: E.W. T U C K E R “ Be nothing solicitous, and in everything by prayer and supplica­ P lu m bin g .Sheet IVletal W ork H eatinil tion let your petitions be made THE SALIDA CREAMERY CO. known to God. And the peace of 12] E. Second St. ' Phone 1 J God which surpasseth all under­ Butter : Milk : Ice Cream standing keep your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus” (Philip Our Stock and Mechanical Equipment Is SALIDA, COLORADO WHOLESALE, RETAIL iv) .-y-Mother Mary Loyola. 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Welcome to Sterling LITTLE FLOWER SHOWED LOVE I Y U M A ,' C O L Q R A D O 1 No other place in Northern Colorado offers so many worthwhile opportunities to the homeseeker, rancher and investor as Sterling—located in the MAY TAKE PLACE OF WORKS CLEESE heart of the richest and best section of Northern H. C. HOCH & CHEVROLET CO. Colorado. (B y Father Crisogono,' O.C.D.) generosity of a saintly soul, who not only a long life which she had age themselves with the thought Admirable is the compensation HARLAN L. CLEESE, Mgr. Ideal weather conditions, soil that grows every might perform such an amount of to supply by the efficacy of her of the great things they had done which exists among the diverse good with a few . more years of love; it was also the ordinary for God during life. In his last SONS, he. variety of grain, vegetables, etc., as well as being a natural and social laws and events; life— all without exception may be tasks of the co'nvent, and the reg­ epistle St Paul spoke of his great i B B a ' but perhaps more marvelous still compensated for love. It can sup­ ular observance. Being infirm al­ work in evangelizing the people; great stock center, transportation center, both rail is the balance existing in the su­ ply all these things. Moreover it “EVERYTHING FOR THE most from her very entrance into the persecutions and afflictions he HOME BUILDER” and highway, and an unfailing water supply, insures pernatural order. Here also phe­ is the only thing that God takes the Carmel, it was impossible for endured; the chains and impris­ the farmer and rancher of crop abundance. nomena are perceived whose rai­ into account, in spite of the glam­ her to practice the conventual onments he suffered for the Lord, son d’etre would be absurd and or of exterior works or the ex­ offices; she could never think of as if he expected in return the Drive it only five miles and We’ve Been Helping to Build The following representative business and pro­ inexplicable, if they did not re­ tension of time. performing severe corporal pen­ crown of justice. St Hilarion, you’ll never be satisfied with Eastern Colorado Since 1893 spond to a law of divine compen­ Little St. Therese, in whom this ances, nor of undertaking great stretched upon the floor of his any other low-priced car. fessional men welcome you— sation. In the order of grace this task^ like those of her predecessor, law of of Divine compensation had hermitage, turned his eyes toward YUMA COLORADO law is love. the great St. Teresa, whose works heaven, recalli#g the many years Pay a visit to Sterling, write the Chamber of All things are balanced by it almost visible reality, expressed her conviction in these words: were resplendent before God and of rigorous solitude and penance Sale* and Serrice Commerce and receive detailed information. and in it; the lack of exterior man. Being obliged to take care he had practiced, and animated works, insofar as their amount or “ Love can take the place of a long life, Jesus does not consider of her health, she did not have his spirit by saying: “ Courage, my Yuma, Colorado brilliancy is concerned; the ab­ the satisfaction of offering to God soul; why should you fear? You Get Your Easter sence of extraordinary graces, time, because He is eternal; He considers nothing but love.” a life of strict Carmelite observ­ have been serving the Lord for Pastry RAY SMITH MOTOR COMPANY which appear to us as a distinc­ ance. But what did it matter? nearly 70 years, and yet you .fear tive mark of the heroism of the One would think that the an­ Love is not subject to the piise- to meet Him?” 321 N. 3rd ST. PHONE 65 saints; the apparent failure of all gelic Carmelite had a presentiment ries of the body. Being pure «s HOT CROSS BUNS one’s efforts performed for the of the shortness of her life when sence, the more it is crushed tn^ Our little saint could say noth­ Dodge Brother* Cart and Truck*— Plymouth Motor Car* ing like this at the hour of her Warriner Tire* and Accettorie*— Completely Equipped Repair Department good of souls; even the shortness she said these words, and pene­ sweeter perfume does it yield. AT of life, which to us appears to trated this law of universal com­ Some saints have been able at death. She lived in the Carmel STERLING COLORADO place an inopportune limit to the pensation by love. Because it was the hour of their death to encour­ only a few years, without doing I anything remarkable; so that the Motor Company religious who noticed only what Yuma Bakery SEED SEASON U with u*. you will find our *tock* oi BULK garden and field appeared outwardly were known R. H. POTTS complete, at the market. ALFALFA, W H E A T , CORN, BARLEY, OATS, tO'.say that they could not see any­ CANE, SUDAN, MILLETT. , . , , , thing to praise in Therese after We manufacture the best grades of STARTING and growing feeds for chicks Love oS Mothers Make Yuma, Colorado 1 her death. Therefore on her and poults, using XX NOPCO COB LIVER OIL in all feeds, also full line of feed* and ingredients to make home mixtures. deathbed she could not recount ' her death as did St. Paul and Sti Sale* and Service COLORADO GRAIN & BEAN CO. 1 Hilarion; but she possessed what Them Seem Living Saints was worth far more than external Tell the people you patronize (Sterliitgmill) works, and that was love. "My Yuma, Colorado that you aaw their advertiaement PHONE 151 STERLING, COLORADO in The Regiater. (By Maurice Fitzgerald) words epitomize the life of St. that makes thenf, in our eyes, to God, I love Thee.” This was the In the history of the world Monica. be living saints. work of her whole life. She per­ formed no great penances; she did there have been many glorious The mother of an earthly king If we could recreate our mother, is regarded as a queen among in addition to the virtues she al­ not go around preaching the Gos­ A. D. JACKSON & SON mothers, mothers who lacked not women. Blanche of Castile, the ready has, we would add the cour­ pel; nor did she leave behind her in prayer, piety, charity, courage, pious mother of Louis IX, of age of the mother of the Macca­ social or religious foundations; Ambulance Service and all other virtues. France, was a spiritual as well as bees, the prayerful spirit of St. but she had loved. And she re­ membered this at the hour of her The Old Testament tells us of an earthly queen. Her hatred for Monica, the piety of Blanche of -V [orris .Wlortiuary 443 So. 2nd St. Telephones 29-J and 29-W Castile, the charity of Mother death. She had no other prestige the courageous mother of the sin was so great that on one oc­ STERLING, COLORADO casion she said to the princely Seton, and every other virtue to present to Our Lord, and she PAUL E. MORRIS Maccabees. How this woman, son: “ I would rather see you dead which our imagination could pic­ did not need it; she had loved feeble in bodily strength but in­ at my feet than guilty of a single ture or our mind conceive. Him, and He had loved her. The MRS. MORRIS, Ass’t. little saint could therefore repeat domitable in spirit, stood by and mortal sin.” If we were to cfeate But even though we had molded our mother, would we not bless the mother who gave us birth into those words which she wrote to watched her seven sons die igno­ some such preternatural compos­ her sister, Agnes, of Jesus, in the minious and cruel deaths, rather her with the piety of Blanche of Castile? ite of human virtues, yet the year 1890: “ Love can supply a than exhort them to forsake their mother by our creation would long life. It is true that Jesus FUNERAL DIRECTOR God. After watching with tear- Mother Seton, a product of our wishes only, our love. All other own times, is another mother fall far short of another mother Ambulance Service flboded eyes the horrible massacre who really lived and suffered— a things do not interest Him. Why GAS of her sons, she stepped forward whose name, on account of virtue, then, should He desire our works mother who was the Mother of i ^ is becoming universally atxepted for use in cooking < • herself to die, a holocaust to the shines out on the pages of history. God. — those works which men depre­ t e l e p h o n e 213 She was a mother who, in the later YUMA, COLORADO and heating requirements-—Clean, Safe, Economical ,, God whom she loved. The great­ God gave us this most perfect ciate so often, if they can give est heroes of war, from Alexan­ years of her life as a nun, was as Him no pleasure? Love alone sweet and as kind and as chari­ of mothers to be our Moth«. der to Foch, had not more cour­ When He was hanging upon tire satisfies Him. Therefore love sup­ age than had this mother. table to the strangers to whom she cross He turned to His beloved plies everything in the super­ A woman of a ^eatly different administered as she had been in natural order.” ilGAS COMPANY OF STERLING i| former years as a mother to the Disciple John, who represented all type was St. Monica, the mother of us, and- from the depths of* a . This is the law of compensa­ FARMERS STATE BANK Paul O. Payton, Mgr. of St. Augustine. St. Monica did children whom she bore. To her everyone was a child of God, and heart that was crying with an­ tion, which is at the base of love. OF YUM A not have to prove her love by mar­ guish He breathed forth those A short life need not be lamented, tyrdom; she was not called upon her love for others was second only to her love for God. words of eternal love, “ Son, be­ nor one in which exterior works We Appreciate Your Patronage to shed her blood for Christ. She hold thy Mother.” Thus He gave are impossible on account of in­ VALLEY ELECTRIC did prove her love, by persevering Each one of our own mothers, to us the most perfect of mothers firmity; for love supplies all COLORADO prayer, by a holy life, and a beau­ too, has some predominant virtue to be our Mother. It was a last things. H. T. VAN VALKENBURGH tiful Christian death. For seven­ which makes us love her more expression of His love. teen years, as is well known, she than we love ourselves. It is But there is a difference be­ NORGE ELECTRIC their kind disposition or their While it would be impossible tween the law of compensation in prayed for the conversion of her for us, like God, to create a son, and God rewarded her un­ spirit of self-sacrifice, or their the natural order, and the law of I REFRIGERATORS and WASHERS mother like Mary, yet it is possi­ compensation in the supernatural ceasing petitions by bringing into charitable nature, or their Christ- ble for us, like God, to have a order. In the first it is necessary THE C i n MEAT MARKET i| His Church, through her, one of like humility, or their intense love. \ Electric Supplies and Contracting mother like Mary. Each one of and inevitable, while in the second H. M. HANCOCK, Prop. the greatest intellects that this \ 118 N. 2nd ST. PHONE 40 us can have the most motherly of it must be free. And the advan­ world has ever known. The vir­ p h o n e 48 BLESSED THOMAS MORE’S mothers for our mother in a par­ tage is on the part of the second, YUMA, COLORADO tue of St. Monica’s life was prayer. GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR ticular way by placing ourselves The gToty o f her'death was prayer. because its compensation is seen NOTED BY HOLY FATHER in spirit at the foot of the cross by God alone. The soul has aban­ A few hours before she passed out (By NCWC New* Service) in the place of St. John, and hear­ j of this world of sorrows into the doned the past, she has aban­ In his discourse at the reading ing those love-laden words of Our doned the future, she has aban­ world that knows no sorrows, she Savior, addressed directly to us, doned herself, and gone out of YUMA LIQUOR STORE Pioneer Market said to her assembled sons who of the decree recognizing the mar­ “ Son, behold thy Mother.”— Our herself unto him.— Litlle Flower were gathered about her: “ Lay tyrdom of Blessed Thomas More, A COMPLETE LINE OF Jack Roadifer Mother of Sorrows. Magazine. this body anywhere; let not the His Holiness Pope Pius XI pointed DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED GOODS FRESH AND CURED MEATS care for that in any way disquiet out that the English martyr was you; this only I request, that you PRICED RIGHT sEE US FIRST of All Kinds will remember me at the Lord’s blessed with an extraordinary altar wherever you be.” These sense of humor, which did not de­ WVWWWVWWVAftAVJWWiAftVWVWWWVWWVWVW TELEPHONE 46 STERLING, COLO. COLORADO sert him even at the foot of the w'w w w w y w w w w w w w" w w block on which he was beheaded. Examples of the martyr’s strik­ ing sense of humor have come to AKRON, COLO. 1. X . L. THE STAR LIQUOR STORE % m r u SahiMU. Biaiident James F. Scott light in the course of the consid­ ^ ^ ^ ^ A ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . X Z A * VTlBM W r, Vice Pres. Secretary-Treasurer eration of his cause for canoniza­ The Beat Brand* Alway* Ayailable— Reaaonably Priced STUDIO tion. 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TARDS, FOURTH AND CHESTNUT Again, when he had arrived at RETAIL r-IQUOR STORE ■ the blook and found the place of LUMBER, HARDWARE, COAL, PAINT AND GLASS execution none too secure. Blessed Wine — Beer Thomas More turned, smilingly, to WILLIAM HEINDEL & SON AKRON, COLORADO AMERICAN AND IMPORTED the lieutenant of the tower and yH ISK IE S said: Graham Hotel Phone 321 “ I beg you, sir, to help me Plains Motor Co. mount without inconvenience. In Drive It Five Miles and You Will Never Be Satisfied With Any Other Sterling, Colorado regard to descending I shall think Low-Priced Car C. N. YEAM ANS & SON J. J. MAHONEY, Manager of that alone.” W ray, Colorado Phone ITS 1885 —50 Years of Service— 1935* Hardware - Furniture - Implements AUTHORIZED DEALER WATERMAN ' ' ? ROBERT S. IRWIN AKRON Undertaking One of the Best^ Equipped Shops PHARMACY in Logan County Men’s Wear Your Patronage la Appr^iated Quality .Service 322 Poplar Street Sterling, Colo. 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'yr w w WWW, STAMPS OF THE FAITH L A JUNTA, By George Barnard signs for propaganda. Belgium I picked up for as little as 25 to 50 Slovakia, Costa Rica, Denmark, i Cardinal Pacelli and a series to ] rarities you could gather a fair (Written for NCWC Eaiter today 18 advertising an exhibition cents. j Esthonia, Finland, Fiume, the Do- commemorate the anniversary of collection, and you would find the Supplement) which is due this year. The Already the modern City of the minican Republic, France, Ger- Father Anchieta. field full of surprises. COLORADO Do you know that the celebra­ United States National Parks se­ Vatican has issued about 7 0 1 many, Wurtemburg, Greece, Haiti, I have hardly scratched the sur- Stamp collecting is an absorb- tion of Mass was once depicted ries of 10 values serve a similar stamps (including specimens sur-1 Honduras, Hungary, Italy, Lithu-1 face of the Catholic interest in ing hobby. I know of nothing so Easter Greetings to Our Friends on a postage stamp? The coun­ purpose in helping to popularize From These try which thus honored the Faith America’s beauty spots. Shrines of the Passion as They Appear Today of its people is Mexico. The There is romance about stamp La Junta Institutions stamp was tne 1 peso value of the collecting and the hobby has a series of 1910 which commemor­ considerable educative value in ated the country’s independence. teaching not only geography but Though this stamp is, so far as history. I know, unique, there are very But the new collector today, many postage stamps in the world with such a vast range of stamps of direct Catholic interest. The in existence, is often at a loss to La Junta Ice and Storage Co. United States has issued at least know where to begin. Hence the Mcmker National Astociation of Ice Industries two which should go into any tendency is in the direction of ICE COAL WCK)D Catholic collection.. Among the specialization. I know one man Plant and Storaget Bradi.h Ave. and First St. series issued in 1893, during the who collects “ animals,” another Office: 213 Colorado Avenua Columbian exposition in Chicago, “ buildings.” PHONE 605 LA JUNTA, COLO. there was one stamp which illus­ A fascinating field of speciali­ trated Columbus at the monastery zation for the Catholic collector is of La Rabida. Stamps of the Faith. Again, in 1898, the United I shall indicate a few of them N S Larsen Je w e l e r a n d o p t ic ia n States series which commemorated to show you the range. I shall X V . L J . X ^ C X l O V.^Xl opFicjyu. SANTA FE WATCH INSPECTORS the Trans-Mississippi esttosition at not have room to indicate them all. EYES TESTED LENSES DUPLICATED Omaha included one— the 1 cent First, one would have to decide PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED value— ^which showed Father Mar­ the limits of the collection. La Junta Colorado quette with Indians among whom Should a man be included just be­ he labored. cause he is a Catholic? If one did Stamp collecting, as a hobby, that one would take in all the has gained a new popularity in re­ Catholic Kings — of Belgium, cent years and there are more col­ Spain, Italy and so on.—and the lectors in the world today than Columbus commemoratives (a ever before. yery big field in themselves). THE COLORADO SAVINGS Tens of thousands of stamps I suggest that the limit should have appeared since Great Brit­ be drawn more closely. : ain issued the first stamp in 1840 Papal States’ Stamps Eastertide this year, site of two earlier Ba­ & TRUST COMPANY and every year more and more One would include, of course, coming toward the close countries are adding new varie­ the stamps issued by the old Papal silicas built in the fourth LA JUNTA, COLORADO ■ ties. These are sometimes called states in 1852 and in later years of the Holy Year of Jubi­ and twelfth centuries, re­ for by a change of monarch or of up to 1870 when Italy caotured lee commemorating the spectively. Upper right: CAPITAL^ND SURPLUS $100,000 government. At other times spe­ the territory. Pope Pius IX was nineteenth centenary of A scene in the Garden of cial issues appear for the com­ on the throne of Peter when these the Redemption of man­ memoration of a notable event or stamps appeared and they all Gethsemane. In the cen­ Member Federal Reserve System a notable anniversary. bear the Papal keys as their cen­ kind, extended to the ter of the Garden are Propaganda Stamps tral device. While some of the whole world by His Holi­ immense olive trees, DEPOSITS OF EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED UP Some countries use stamp de- values are rarities, others can be ness, Pope Pius XI, last which have been called TO $5,000 BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE ! year, stirs particular in­ 1 1 1 1 “ the most venerable trees CORPORATION terest in those places in in the world,” for, if they the Holy Land which are W . S. MORRISON. President E. G. WOODBRIDGE, Vice President are not the^yery contem­ W . A. HART, Vice President J. H. HacDONALD, Cashier intimately connected with poraries of Our Lord, Las Animas, the Passion and death of they are at any rate Unexcelled Facilities—Friendly Service Our Lord. The pictures shoots from the trees reproduced above show standing there at the time three of these places of of His Agony. The Fran­ pilgrimage as they appear ciscans entered into pos- ( Easter Greetings to Our, Frie:j\^ today. Upper left: The sion of this sacred spot Rock of Agony in Geth- in 1681. Below: The Arch THE MAYER FUNERAL HOME semane, at which Our of “ Ecce Homo.” This “ To Serve Humanity Better** j Lord prayed .that first Las Animas Busine^^SjSii^'ih8ti\s arch is so called because I Raton Avenue at Fourth— La Junta, Colorado | Holy Thursday night. It there have been enclosed is preserved before the in the wall above the j Lady Attendant — Private Ambulance , main altar of the Basilica opening two slabs of stone 1 Full Motor Equipment Telephone 100 La Junta, Colo. EASTER APPAREL of the Agony in the Gar­ from the paved, court den of Gethsemane. The where Our Lord stood W e Have Everything New in Smart Apparel for Women .• Basilica, built about a when Pilate said, “ Behold decade ago and largely the Man,” and where Our LADIES TOGGERY through American contri­ Lord was condemned to PHONE 8 LAS ANIMAS butions, is located on the death. (Mombelli photos.) Q O O D M AN 'e charged with new values or over­ ania, Luxembourg, Mexico, Mon­ philately. To acquire an exhaust­ effective in ta|iing the mind off On The Corner IWWAWbWiVWWVVSAVVVWWWVVVWWWVWWVWWi printed for parcel post, postage aco, Peru, Poland, Saar, Salvador, ive collection would cost a small the cares of the daily round and due and so on) and these stamps San Marino, Uruguay, and Jugo­ fortune, because most of the in giving interest to the hours in Las Animas Laundry and Dry Cleaners include some beautiful pictures of slavia. stamps are not current. But if which the over-tir6d brain refuses Clothes Shop for Men and Young Men ( W e U*e Glover’s Continuous Flow System Pope Pius XI and of St. Peter’s The Irish Free State has some you are content to go without the to respond to the urge to read. and the Vatican. notable “ Catholic interest” stamps LAS ANIMAS PHONE 138 LA JUNTA, COLORADO Another series of stamps on among her regular issues. The which the Pope appears was is­ “ Sword of Light” design, in use sued by Spain in 1928 for the Cat­ on four values, is frdm the an­ acombs Excavation fund. These cient Book of Kells. Two other LA JUNTA, COLO. stamps, 32 in number, show also issues show the Cross of St. Pat­ KLEIN’S GROCERTERIA & MARKET the head of King Alfonso XIII. rick. Ireland issued two stamps MEATS, GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS Wood's Fair Store to commemorate the International Then there are stamps which de­ PHONES JUNTA 888, 889 13-15 SECOND STREET FRANK E. WOODS, Proprietor CLEANING, PRESSING SUITS TO ORDER pict saints. Belgium showed St. Eucharistic Congress of 1932, as L,a Junta, Colorado ALTERING $22.80 UP AH Sorts oi Things for Home and Personal Use— 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c, and Up Michael in 1896, and St. Martin of Argentina did last year. Tours in 1910. Danzig had St. Iceland commemorated also the Tailored to Fit Iii*ure* You Clothe* Sati*faction A Home Owned Store W ith Chain Store Values Las Animas, Colo* centenary of Catholic emancipa­ KLEIN’S MARKET AND GROCERY Michael in 1921. Bulgaria showed MIKE PROVENZANO, Prop. St. Clement in 1929. Great Brit­ tion with three stamps showing MEATS, GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS ain has St. George on its highest Daniel O’Copnell. Mike the Tailor 115 SANTA FE AVENUE PHONES JUNTA 405, 406 6th AND LEWIS AVE. Brazil issued only the other day value stamp (one pound), Crete LA JUNTA COLORADO showed him in 1900, and the Re­ two stamps to mark the visit of THE WEBBER public of Georgia in 1919. Hungary has a charming set of EASTER IS DECLARED “From the Best That's Made Chevrolet Go. stamps depicting St. Elizabeth, ‘FEAST OF FEASTS’ In La Junta, Colorado, Its To The Cheapest That’s Good** OLDSMOBILE and others of St. Stephen and St. (By NCWC New* Service) Emery. Easter, Leo I said, is the “ Feast Corner Fifth Street and Carion Avenue of feasts,” the greatest of Chris­ Phone 46 LAS ANIMAS, COLORADO When the seventh centenary of THE FOSTER FLOWER SHOP tian solemnities. Christmas, St. STINE’S LIQUOR STORE For Economical Transportation the death of St. Anthony occurred T.D.S. BONDED MEMBER in 1931 Portugal issued a set of Leo added, is celebrated only in ‘KIT CARSON HOTEL BLDG.” preparation for Easter. six stamps showing the saint’s PHONE 666 407 RATON AVE. Free Delivery Phone 393 La Junta, Colo. birthplace, his tomb, his effigy, the The Catholic Encyclopedia says THE font at which he was baptized and of Easter that “ commemorating the Cathedrals at Lisbon and Co­ the slaying of the true Lamb of W e s t e k n God and the Resurrection of ,WUABUJtRVICE imbra. KENYON MOTOR COMPANY C o m p a n V Italy, too, commemorated St. Christ, the cornerstone upon Now Is The Time To See REASONABU RATES Anthony, with seven stamps show­ which faith is built, it is also the i ing scenes in the saint’s life. oldest feast of the Christian Sales Service The seventh centenary of St. Church, as old as Christianity, the LAS ANIMAS, COLORADO Francis, in 1926, was commemor­ connecting lirk between the Old The Mayhew House Furnishing Co. ated by Italy with seven stamps. and New Testaments.” Telephone 800 First and Colorado La Junta, Colo. Complete House Furnishings Brazil celebrated philatelicly Easter is the center of the great­ the fourth centenary of St. Vin­ er part of the ecclesiastical year. PHONE 44 LA JUNTA, COLORADO THE TON J. GARDNER cent, The order of Sundays from Sep- Virgin Itlandi Stamp* tuagesima to the last Sunday after The Virgin islands were, I Pentecost, the Feast of the As- LUMRER GO. think, the first to issue a stamp cension, Pentecost, Corpus Christi, T 1 HOOD B iU G COMPANY showing Our Lady. It appeared and all other movable" feifeasts, from ' SPENCER CHEVROLET CO. Lumber— Coal as early as 1867. All specimens that of the Prayer of Jesus in **Where Quality Is Higher Than Price** of these stamps (there were two the Garden (Tuesday after Sep- LA JUNTA LA JUNTA BUTEREG BREAD COLORADO GEO. W. POV^LL, Mgr. distinct designs) are scarce and tuagesima) to the Feast of the fairly costly. Earlier stamps of Sacred Heart (Friday after the the Virgin islands showed St. Ur­ Octave of Corpus Christi), depend sula. upon the Easter date. General Car Repairing and Rebuilding, Bodg and Fender Dept., Gas and Electric Welding, Brake and Carburetor Dept., Light and Heavy Machine Work A. L. DUCKWALL STORES CO. Our Lady appears on the stamps of several other countries, includ­ PASCHAL TIME BEGINS AUTOMOTIVE GRINDING 5 and 10c and up ing Spain, Bavaria, and Peru. ON HOLY SATURDAY ■T Las Animas, Colorado Your Business Appreciated Many countries have issued (^By NCWC New. Service) AND MACHINE CO. stamps depicting Cathedrals and The paschal time begins on LA JUNTA TRADING CO. churches— to name a few of the Holy Saturday, the eve of Easter, “PARTS STORE” BUILDING MATERIAL— COAL— FEED countries, Canada (old church at the closing of the season of Lent Equipped to Do Your Work Right PITTSBURGH PAINT Grand Pre), Cyprus (which has and penance. LA JUNTA COLORADO ROYS' GROCERY also a stamp showing the discovery In the early Church no Mass La Junta, Colo. P h one 183 TRADE WITH THE BOYS” of the incorrupt body of St. Barn­ was said on Holy Saturday, and Phone* 96 and 97 abas), Andorra, Austria, Bosnia, services began about 3 o’clock in B^gium, Bulgaria, Cuba, Czecho- the afternoon and ended with the 1889 1985 McBrides Dept. Store Mass of the Resurrection on Eas­ Why Catholic* Go to Lourde* ter Sunday morning. But the THE TAYLOR LUMBER CO. “OUR SYSTEM SAVES” services have gradually anticipat­ The La Junta Milling & Elevator Co. Lourdes is not a spa or sana­ Dealer* in EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIALS PHONES 26 AND 27 HOME OWNED STORES torium. Strange as it may sound ed so that the Mass now celebrat­ ed on Saturday morning is by ori- COAL, GRAIN, FEED AND SEED, DIAMOND M FLOUR PAINTS, GLASS, ETC. to non-Catholics, we do not go to Lourdes to be cured of our dis­ “rin the first Mass on Easter Sun- Telephone 6 -W La Junta, Colo. lay, and Lent is over at noon on — ( BETTER COALS )— eases. Those who suffer go to Holy Saturday. Lourdes in a penitential spirit to LA JUNTA COLORADO I offer their sufferings and the dis­ GRAYS CO. comforts of the journey to God in BRING FORTH FRUIT Buick reparation for their own sins and A heart united to Our Lord is TEXACO SERVICE STATION CLOTHIERS the sins of mankind. the grain of wheat that brings 3rd AND SAN JUAN PHONE 507 They go to implore God's bless­ forth fruit a hundredfold. Few VERNON DRIVER, Prop. ■? Men*8 Wear ing and the intercession of His understand this mystery, because Pontiac Blessed .Mother so that they may few are willing to die to every­ Your Business Is Appreciated Green Mortuary thing, and in the first place to self. I THE STORE ON Sales and Service bear their sufferings patiently. CUSTIS R. GREEN, Funeral Director Some of them are miraculously -—St. Madeleine Sophie. 1 Wa THE CORNER cured, but they are a small mi­ Day and Night Ambulance Service USED CARS nority. FEAR OF DEATH GENUINE PARTS Those who come back uncured If the idea of death inspires in Phone 15.W LA JUNTA, COLORADO 315 Santa Fe are not disappointed. They have The firms listed here de­ you any fear, dissipate it by think­ nti — ii — i — 11^4 serve to be remjeirbered achieved what they wanted to ing upon the death of Jesus Christ. F. M. Stark & Go. H. E. FINCKE achieve. They have consecrated In actual fact, to die is not a hor­ when you are distributing their sufferings to God, and most rible, but a lovely thing, for, FURNITURE AND RUGS OF QUALITY ^Authorized Dealer of them are glad to acknowledge though death is the deprivation of PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS your patronage in-the dif­ the great graces of patience and life, it is taken from us by the LA JUNTA COLORADO La* Animat Colorado perseverance given to them at the same God who gave it to us.— St. THEY ARE RELIABLE ferent lines of business. holy shrine. Paul of the Cross. 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In the Arkansas valley, on Santa Fe trail and Pikes Peak Ocean- to-Ocean highway. Population, 6,000. Diversified opportunities, COLORADO noted for scenic attractions— ^the Royal Gorge, Skyline drive, the Death Who Was Drowning in Desert Phantom Canon highway. Red Canon park, Mineral baths, Tunnel Easter Greetings to All Readers drive, etc. Abbey school for boys and St. Scholastica of the Royal (By Ian Roti MacFarlane) cycles and lay outstretched on the nant sulphuric water and some something which appeared to be of the Gorge for girls^ are located here. camels. He came closer and found Canon City business firms and merchants enjoy wonderful pat-, My brother William and I have ground, with a mute prayer for eviVsmelling blind minnows. Catholic Register just completed a 12,000-mile trek God’s mercy before we dropped Meanwhik Bill rode on- for his observation had been correct. ronage throughout the year, and the following business institutions It was a camel caravan, and as have aided The Catholic Register in phblishing this Easter edition through Europe and the Near off in a sleep that was broken only hours, first in one direction, then From These - another, and had to mend two this form of transportation has be­ and are, therefore, entitled to your patronage and co-operation. East on ordinary bicycles. Our by the rising sun the following Lamar Business Institutions wanderings brought us to the edge morning. We had slept among punctures. We had experienced come a rarity since the advent of of the Great Mesopotamian desert, thousands of scorpions and taran­ only five previous punctures on the the automobile. Bill felt he was which lies between Syria and the tulas— and escaped unscathed. 5,000 miles from London. Final­ indeed helped by Providence. He SUPERIOR CLEANING COMPANY new nation of Iraq. No roads Our lips puffed and our tongues ly, just as dusk was coming on, he saluted the leader in true Arabic ' Expert Cleaning Service existed nor were there sign posts parched, and half-dazed with fear, spotted on the far-off horizon fashion, and then fell in a faint. to guide our way toward the Mys­ we climbed on our bikes and These nomads of the desert quick­ 714 MAIN ST. PHONE 302 tic (lity of Baghdad, our next im­ prayed for guidance as we slowly ly revived him. Although neither MOTOR SUPPLY CO. i: CANON CITY, COLORADO zig-zagged along toward the south­ side spoke the other’s language, mediate goal. It lay some 613 PARTS AND SUPPLIES FOR CARS, TRUCKS, TRACTORS miles to the east. What to do? east for an hour or so, hoping the Bedouins realized from his dress that he was of European Were we going to be stumped by to correct our northeasterly course Tenebae Is Part 11 Lamar Colorado a little thing like desert— after of the following day. Without origin. The caravan was halted, climbing snow-capped peaks any warning, about 6 o’clock we and several of its members escort­ ■♦W 44«l>44’44'44*44'4444‘4'44’44’4'4’4'4444f4'*»44'4*4i»44*»*f and plodded thlough miles of came upon some pits and looked ed my courageous brother to the long-looked-for camp of the I. P. SPEEDWAY heart-breaking mud? We had not down. Water! It must be! It Buy Of Divbe Office C. which was some two miles away. glistened! We quickly grabbed a MODERN FOOD STORE failed to carry the Stars and 4 On arrival there he told our Stripes worthily through all these rock and dropped it into a pit. It the Better GAS AND OIL story to those hardy men pioneer­ GROCERIES AND ME^^TS conditions arid so we determined seemed hours before the sound of the splash came to us. Too (By NCWC New* Service) ing in these God-forsaken wastes. to be the first bicyclists to cross TenebrSe is the public chant­ Promptly every available car and WHERE ECONOMY RULES” MEAT THAT YOU CAN EAT :: FEDERAL TIRES and WESTRIC BATTERIES the barren stretch. deep! ing of a part of the Divine Office, lorry was pressed into service to Lamar, Colorado At the next one— the same re­ SPEEDW AY GAS and OILS We left Homs, Syria, early one taking place on Wednesday, search for me. Many told me sult Finally to the third, which I > morning and headed due east into Thursday, and Friday of Holy later that they thought they would also seemed too deep but not so 11 Let Speedway Lead the Way to Economical Driving Costs, With < • the sun. A brisk tail-wind helped Week. never find me alive. The field ra­ BALL FLORAL C O M P A N Y ME^MB^R*0F'F.''rrD. More Miles, More Power, More Speed ^ us a great deal and we fairly blew profound as the other two. How­ The service' takes its name dio cracked out messages to Bei­ along, but the scorching heat of ever, it appeared impossible to Tenehrab (darkness) from a sym­ FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS climb down. The pit-mouth’s sides rut, Baghdad, and Jerusalem. The F. B. RENFROW, Pre.ident Home Office Canon City, Colo. • • midday soon slowed us up and we bolic ceremony, the gradual ex­ mesages asked for aid in the 106 IV**t Olive Telephone 80 Lamar, Coloraiio • • were blocked up with good ma­ tinguishing of candles until one iM'l'» ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ rapidly diminished our water sup- search from the “ all-seeing eye” ♦♦♦♦4‘4‘444'44*4'44444444'*4‘44‘44’4’4’444’444'4»4»44'»**4 f4'* »4 HH Fortunately we found, about sonry for about four feet and then only yemains lighted; this is hid­ — the airplane. They zoomed only dirt. I wrote on our little ItW ^iles out, a temporary camp den for a time behind the altar, around in a radius of 20 miles. 4 »»» >4‘4‘44444444'4'4»»44’M”>44'*4'**t4»4*4'44'*4*44'»44«*» pad to my brother, as speech was I of the Iraq Petroleum company. and is then brought forth, a sym­ My brother had said he had come impossible, that we must carry on. SAINT ^ Here we rested for the night. bol of the Risen Savior. 'The about that distance from my pe­ ! Our water supply replenished, He shook his head and wrote back candles number 15. One is ex­ culiar prison. Every group of The Colorado Gas and that he was going to lie down and we left this haven the following tinguished at the end of each of charted wells and water pits were morning and started for our next die. Cold ^ills rian down my 14 psalms of the Office, and one minutely inspected,’ all -without Utilities Company Sdholastica objective, a French Foreign Le­ spine at the thought of my dear remains lighted. success. “ kid” brother dying out in this LAMAR, COLORADO gion outpost, located near the site Finally Pete Mayberry, a of the ancient city of Palmyra. awful place. I shook him and of the pointed to the bike. He wearily PASCHAL CANDLE IS doughty little engineer from Tex­ We reached this interesting spot as, grabbed hold of an Arab and USE G AS without particular incident. Of responded to my urge- SYMBOL OF SAVIOR We rode for a few hundred asked him, in broken Arabic, if course the blistering heat of the (By NCWC New* Service) he knew of any other wells than A Clean, Efficient and Convenient Fuel sun reburned our already almost yards, when I stopped and indi­ The Paschal candle is a large ROYAL cated I 'was going to return. I those shown on the maps. When black bodies, in spite of hourly ap­ candle symbolic of the Risen Sa­ this native nodded in acquiescence. Your Patronage Appreciated plications of olive oil on our bare coulibnot leave that water. We vior, the Light of the World, again approached the pit edge Pete literally threw him into a < ■ backs. which is blessed at the services on flivver and started off. PHONE 646 < • The hours passed among these and looked down at that sparkling Holy Saturday, used in the bless­ < • water beneath. I could not stand All these many hours I was ten­ men who have voluntarily exiled ing of the Baptismal water that aciously holding on in my water ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 * 4 * »»a W 0 4 » » 4 » » » »4 4 4’4’4’4'M' l’4'44-4444-4’4’4 4 '* * * 4 »» One Mile From Entrance to Royal Gorge themselves from all connections it any lorger. I started to climb day, and lighted on the Gospel dungeon, first with one hand, then ♦♦♦♦♦4'44»»»»44»»»»»*aa»4*4'4»444‘444'44‘444»44’4‘4W W » with modern society were very in­ down. Bill tried to stop me. I side of the sanctuary during sol­ halted for one moment with my with the other. I would shift and teresting. Some came from Ger­ emn services throughout the' move, to avoid losing all my THE LAMAR DEPARTMENT STORE many, England, Ireland, and Hol­ feet on one side on a small ledge, paschal season. my arms on the other side and my strength. I was normally sus­ Residents and Day School land. Even far-off Argentina was Inserted in the candle are five pended in water up to my chest; “WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE” represented. They were not the body nearly all above the surface grains of incens^, encased in hard LAMAR COLORADO edge. I then made the Sign of sometimes I would relinquish my tough, crude men that writers of wax, to symljolize the five wounds grip for a moment or two, while ~ fiction so dearly love to depict. Hie Cross and jumped. Down, of Our Lord. UNDER DIRECTION OF BENEDICTINE *aown, I flew. What my thoughts swam. I had to do this in order On the contrary, they were as fi^ to prevent sleep, fatigue, and cold SISTERS— COURSES CONSIST OF of good clean mischievous fun -as were, I don’t know. I struck the PLACE OF HOLY SEPULCHRE water a responding smack and felt from overcoming me. any group of high school cadets (By NCWC New* Service) When nightfall came I prayed DUCKWALL'S here in America. They were men myself sink deeper and deeper. I made frantic efforts to arrest my The Holy Sepulchre, the tomb , earnestly and it brought me great College Preparatory, Academic, though, every inch of them. Each in which Our Lord was laid after consolation. Once during the aft­ Complete Line of Varieties face bore marks of previous con­ descent and bring myself back to His death on the Cross, was a new ernoon I had heard the roar of an LAMAR COLORADO Commercial Academic, flicts and sufferings. They were the water’s surface. I finally suc­ ceeded. monument belonging to Joseph of airplane motor, but my hopes that a wonderful crowd and we were Arimathea. It was hewn out of they would see me were soon Special Music, Household Arts genuinely sorry to leave them and Then I drank and drar.k until rock and was situated in a garden dashed. I hopefully awaited the MILTON E. CHEATUM GLEN E. KIRKPATRICK to face once more that sun-baked thought I would burst. At this in the place of the Crucifixion, rescue, however, that I felt sure For Information, Address the Principal and hard-packed sand. moment the water tasted like the outside the walls of Jerusalem. would be arranged by her who had The hop took us to another of clear, beautiful, chilled liquid that never failed me. I continued to the I. P. C. camps which are dot­ comes tumbling down from many PERIOD OF EASTER DUTY pray to the Blessed Mother. Again Cheatums’-Kirkpatrick Mortuary ted across the desert at long in­ a Catskill or Adirondack moun­ during the weary hours of the (By NCWC New* Service) tervals as aids in the laying of the tain. It revived me completely night, I heard a noise which grew FUNERAL DIRECTORS A^^ULANCE SERVICE ■ W W ▼ ▼ W ’WWW WWWW WWW wx gigantic oil pipe line from Mosul and 1 yelled to my brother to tear In the United States, the period of making one’s Easter duty is louder and louder. It was an au­ LAMAR ' to the Mediterranean. We spent up his shirt and take all the band­ tomobile. They were looking for COLORADO a full day at thi.s artificial oasis, age from the first-aid kit and that time between the first Sun­ day of Lent and Trinity Sunday. me. But the purr of the engine I Rocky Ford, Colorado ; recuperating froju the effects of lower the waterbag. He did this, began to fade and soon all was th« scorching sqn. while I tread*d water, there being Trinity Sunday this year falls on June 16. (^iet. Truly, I was stunned. That Then began the hop which, but nothing on the pit sides on which they were looking for me was ob­ for the intervention of Gcd and to grip. The bag went up and Easter Greetings to All Readers of An Aged Negro’* ^Colloquy with vious, but that they had passed through the intercession of Our dov/n many times bearing precious and not seen my bicycle was ia THE RAY CHEVROLET CO. Chritt The Catholic Register Blessed Mother, would certainly swigs of life-restoring water to deed disheartening. Would they have proved fatal. my brave companion. (Written Exclusively for NCWC return? CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE Instead of heading due east, It soon became apparent that I Easter Supplement) ***************^****************************[; Dawn came. I could tell this as NORTH MAIN STREET LAMAR, COLORADO401 with the sun either directly in CQuld not keep up swimming and (By Sister* of the Blessed Sacra­ the beams of light reflected down WE SERVE THE BEST IN TOWN front or directly behind, depend­ treading water in my round pool ment, Cornwell* Heights, Pa.) the long shaft. A chill started to ing on the time of day, we were about eight feet in diameter. My i Risen Jesus, is it You? creep over me. My breath com­ advised to head to the northeast strength was ebbing fast. I re­ Am I jes’ a-dreamin’, dreamin’ menced to tighten. I felt as though WEID’S BAKEHY a n d CAFE i: for some little distance, thus alized there was nothing to be Of de light a-streamin’, stream- I might choke. I cried out a final avoiding some rough ancient lava done. I must die. What an end • in’ appeal to Our Blessed Mother, as Rock Island Lumber & Coal Co. 20S South Main Street Phone 555 Rocky Ford, Colo. beds. We headed north until to my years of political study! From Yo’ Holy Wounds on me? my strength ebbed fast. She an­ noon, when, to our horror, we What a grave! What would hap­ For my eyes is dim with grievin’ swered in her own marvelous man­ Building Materials—Coal found our second water bag had pen to that lone kid high above An’ my heart is broke, believin’ ner. Sounds of an approaching leaked empty. The high wind me? Well, it just looked as though Yo’-all died on Calvaty! vehicle echoed down the well. L. W. RINGSTED, Mgr. DISTINCTIVE SERVICE which',came in gusts across our it had to be. I shouted goodbyes LAMARCOLORADO LADIES’ APPAREL Risen Jesus, is it You? I called up, “ Is that you, Bill?” HATTIE LOBACK, path like the blasts from a gigan­ and sent last wishes to my family, A slow-drawling voice answered, ’Cause I heard de rabble jeerin’ PROP. tic oven quickly dried our mouths said a final prayer and let myself “ Boy— oh boy— you still alive! LOBACK’S FASHION SHOP Goaded by Yo’. foes a-fearin’ and also caused the loose sand to sink. Undoubtedly being able to What a man-!” 309 South Main St. Telephone 120 Rocky Ford, Colorado You, who knew their human raise, so that we were soon in a swim, plus the inherent law of Thin^ happened quickly. A sand-storm. We used the last of self-preservation, forced me back pride! . . . KEYSTONE Ah! I saw . . . my Savior . . . rope with a noose to put under ^4444 the water to wet our handker­ to the surface. In a last desper­ J. S. LOUIZENHISER, Proprietor taken! . . . my arms was quickly lowered, 4 chiefs to cover our faces, and lay ate clawing at the slimy sides of slipped it under my free arm and GROCERY AND MARKET t flat on our stomachs. the pit my nails scratched some­ An’ I saw Him go, forsaken . . . Coin’ to be crucified! then loosed my hold to put the Staple and Fancy Grocerie* and Meat* ^ Ustick Funeral Home What a predicament! Lost, ab­ thing! What was it? Please God, other arm into the sling. The Gro. Phone 11 Market Phone 7 Lamar, Colo. HILL CREST BURIAL PARK HILL CREST- NURSERY solutely, without any notion of it were not a shale that would clip Risen Jesus, is it You? effort almost proved too much, but Member American Florist Telegraph Delivery Associatian our position— and waterless! The off like leaf pastry. No, it was How I longed to ease de painin’ God was with me. Slowly they MONUMENTS FLORIST storm soon subsided and we re­ stone! F managed to get a hold Of Yo’ Sacred Feet a-strainin’ hauled away and I rose foot by mounted our bikes. Half-crazed with two fingers. W. G. BROWN, Pres. & Treas. J. Y. BROWN, V. Pres. & Sec’y. PRIVATE AMBULANCE “ SAY IT WITH FLOWERS” ’Gainst de nails dat held Them foot, until strong hands grabbed already by lack of water, we I was then able to fill both fas’ . . . me and pulled me over the edge. Telephone 3-J Rocky Ford, Colo. 305 North Eighth St. slowly toiled on. The sun was water bags. This accomplished and An’ I saw Yo’ Blood tfongealin’ I was saved from the ironical fate still high, so we dared not lie it being about high noon. Bill in­ THE BROWN LUMBER CO. T*‘l">44’i’4‘4"I'**'I"M’********************************** On those Hands men stopped of a watery grave in a barren down for feaf of sun-stroke. We formed me he was going for aid., from...... healip’...... desert. YARDS AT LAMAR : HOLLY : WILEY : McCLAVE finally became so weak, however, In a few minutes I was all alone Raised in blessin’ to de las’ ... The line was measured and that we literally fell off our bi­ with only my thoughts, some stag- found to be 87 feet.>I had plunged HOME OFFICE Risen Jesus, is it You? that distance and not been LAMAR, COLORADO ;■ H. A. DAWLEY LUMBER CO. W W WWWW W W W W W ^ ^ 4 T <1 With de holy light caressin’ smashed against the sides. There Brows I saw de thorn-cro'wn had been sufficient water in the Paints, Glass and All Building Materials pressin’ ? pit to accejpt my fall. 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