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VOL. VI. NO. 24 DENVER, COLORADO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1911 I1J0 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE. PRICE FIVE CENTS.
very lightly on them. A great number Archbishop Misquoted The Exiles of Erin are in active opposition to the Church. Holy Name Society Banquets Even those who attend the churches and Entharistic Congress ” .1 ______^ demand religious services from the Madrid, Jane, 1911 DID NOT SAY SOLDIERS ARE HIRED What lrish Clergymen Have Done And Are Doing for priests cannot be brought to contribute ASSASSINS. Feast for Four Handred at Traffic Clnb Follows Annual their share to the upkeep of religion. Retreat for Men of Cathedral Parish ithe Preservation of the Faith That duty they willingly leave to others, Tile Rt. Rev. Mgr. Heylen, Bishop of especially their Irish neighbors. They Namur, accompanied by his private sec Archbishop Glcnnon of St. Louis de have only about three hundred priests of nies having uttered the sentiment, “mil (By Rev. Ambrose Coleman, 0. P.) for a little sacrifice in the cause of re retary, Canon Tharsicius, has gone to The four days retreat for tne men of, with “Tliat’s Italian Ixive” and “Heait their own nationality to minister to .their itary men are hired assassins,” attrib For a nation the greatest title to glory ligion. ' , Spain to prepare the International Euc the Immaculate Conception parish closed of My Heart.” needs. Great numbers are lost to the uted to him in a report of a recent ser in the eyi^s of Catholics is its missionary The Irish and the Church in the Unitjed haristic Congress of ne.xt year, , Sunday afternoon with a reception of Father Bernard, 0. F. M. o f St. Eliza Faith, and proselytism finds many will mon, which was made the subject of a enterprise and the fruit of its work in States. His Lordship was received with much eighty new members into the Cathedral beth’s urged a federation of all the ing victims amongst them. Only that scathing article in the Army and Navy this direction. It is not its wealth or As it is in the United States that tjie courtesy and respect, wherever he stop branch of the Holy N ape Somety. The Catholic societies of the AVest. H i» Italian emigration began long after the Journal, published in Washington, D. C., material splendor, not its formidable great bulk of our exiles have made their ped, in Valencia, Burgos, Victoria, St. retreat was conducted by the devout and speech was in line with the suggestions Church had been fully organized in the in which the writer appeals to the Pope armaments or its foreign conquests, not homes, the evangelizing work they have Seba.stian and Irun. elcKjnent Father F. X. Barth of Steven made my Rt. Rev. Bishop Matz who States, things would be much worse witn to censure the Archbishop for his stric even its pre-eminence in science and art, done in that great Republic claims our At the Madrid station the President son, Mich, and was undoubtedly one of sounded the keynote of federation at the them than they are. The religious in tures 'on military men. When his atten that will fire the imagination and touch first consideration. What the first com of the Eucharistic Center in Spain, At- the most successful ever given in the recent Knights o f Columlms banquet. In fluence of these two-millions of Italian tion was called to the article, Archbishop the heart of a true Catholic, as will its ers sowed in sorrow and tears their eje- toriic)' Josq Babilan, Colonel Raphael city Unfortunately Father Barth was ath'oeating federation . Father Bernard Catholics is not at all proportionate to Glcnnon said: succeq^ in the propagation or preserva scendants have garnered in joy. What I Morenoy Gil de Borja and the Command unable to remain for tlie closing ser hoped people would not misunderstand their numbers. Thus, taking all these “ Much criticism has reached me, and tion of the Christian Faith. And so, indeed would the Church in the States er of the navy„ Luis de Pando, were wait vices, the death of a beloved priest in the intentions or motives behind the facts about other nationalities into ac just criticism, too, on the summary of Spain holds the honoreed place she does be only for. the Irish? Two-thirds or ing for them in full uniform. Michigan having called him East Satur- movement. It was to be Mucational—• count, an inqiartial witness is driven to my New Year’s da}- sermon, as printed. ■ with us all, owing to her wonderful spir more of the churches, cathedrals, schoofls, Bishop Heylon was moved with the doy morning. The Rev. Rector of the both^or Catholics and others, and would the conclusion that to our Irish exiles My remarks had no reference whatever itual conquest of the New World in the orphanages, and other charitable instifiu- attentions of the public authorities of parish, F’ather MeMenamin preached the (lonceFn itself with the essential vital is due’more than to any others the proud t^ the soldiers of the United States, or Sixteenth and Seventeenth centuries. Her tions have been built by them, withoiut which he was the recipient. closing sermon ,summing up in a beaut questions of the day. I* was not to be position held by a Church numbering at to the armies of any other nation, or to intrepid navigators, soldiers, and colo the aid either of government or of rijeh The Congress will be held in Madrid iful way the lessons tliat liad been political like urbanizations in foreiga present more than fourteen million souls. any scjldicr who fights for vindication of nists were accompanied on their e.xpedi- men. Ijook over the "clergy lists and you under the high presidency of His Emi laught and encouraging the men anit countries, but would »e political in the The French Canadians. a principle. The -words I used were tions by zealous missionaries, and no will see that the majority of bishops and nence the Cardinal of Toleda and the Ixiys to presevere and profit by w hit sense—that political parties must con Turning to Canada, towards which these: sooner was a new country discovered priests have Irish names. And the dis 1 Bishop of Madrid will preside over the they had learned. During the receirin^ sider the moral aspect of questions Irish emigration set strongly in the A soldier who fights for pay, and and partially exploded than Spanish mis proportion between them and other Ra Spanish se<'tion; the Infanta Isabelle will of the new candidates Mr. Walter G. when dealing with them. The Catholics Famine times, we must acknowledge the is willing to fight on either side and al sionaries set to work to introduce the tionalities was still greater before tSie preside over the l.adies’ Committee; Bis Foreman sang “ Be Thou Faithful Unto would never be unreasonable in their de debt of gratitude due to the French low his decision to be determined by the blessings of civilization and religion to recent influx of emigrants from Middle hop Heylon will lie the general active Death” from Mendelssohn’s “St Paul.” mands—and would be aggressive only in Canadians who did so much to relieve amount of money he receives; the old- the inhabitants. And thus, in half a cen and Southern Europe. I do not wish lo president. Immediately after lienediction, the men Having their views respected. Father the spiritual and temporal necessities of time soldier who fought for money and tury from the Conquest, many millions detract from the splendid work done by - Their Majesties, the king and >Rueen, and boys, four hundred and fifty strong, Bernard tliought the daily press could the fever-stricken people, adopting num not for principle; such a one is little o f the natives of America had bien the German element in the States, em have expye.ssed their satisfaction that the formed a line two abreast and marched be educated to print only news fit to bers of Irish orphans. The Irish in Can better than a hired assassin.’ brought into the Fold of Christ. The bracing as it does three millions of Cafili- Congi^ess will lie held in the capital, and to the Traffic club. • The sight was an oe read in the home circle. He hinted ada occupy a well-defined religious po “ I spoke in opposition to the idea of transformation that ensued was a mir olics, who, like the Irish, have built no have .accepted the honorary presidency. inspiring one and pedestrians were im- that if their “ heart and soul” could not sition, having their own priests and training the small boy in the use of fire acle of ■ human endeavor under Divine ble churches and schools and-are splem- The Congress will be held from June ])resscd as they passed aldng. A t the A l be touched, their pocket-book^ould, churches. Newfoundland i.s a jitirely arms, because such training leads to the Providence. Churches and cathedrals, didly organized. And it is a remarkable to Jiifie 2fl. The program o f the pa bany hotel a gentleman courteously and suggested that patronage be with Iri.sh colonial Church. It was cradled in perpetration of crime and often to the schools and orphanagecs, arose in all the fact that nearlv a third of the clergy pers and speeches will lie taken from the asked Thomas Tully who was in line, if drawn from unworthy papers and given have German names, showing how abun-' «"'> f-T'*"' inlsii'.e and vigor loss of life, hy perpetuating the popular splendor of Christian art, while well-at decrees of Pope Pius X on frequent the procession was of members of the to worthy one.s. lie closed by saying dant are German vocations to the prieit- | t>>e fostering care of a succession method of celebrating the F'ourth of tended universities testified to the high, Conimunion aRd on first Coim.iunion for Good Road convention, and Mr. Tully re- that a hranoh of the Holy Nan]e Society I of Iri.sh Franci.scan Bishops. In Aus Julv and similar celebrations.” education imparted to the new con\^'rts. hood. But Irish emigration on a large children. / jilied,. “ No, but the men are travelling will he immediately formed in St. Eliz- tralia, too, the Church, comprising more It was a glorious work, and Portugal scale preceded the German, and thus on On the 2/ . feast of SS. Peter anil Paul, one of the best roads you ever heard of.” aoeth’s parish. the Irish fell than !)00,(K)0 Catholics, is purely Irish, share
Governor Shafroth Says EDUCATIONAL Has Audience With Pope Should Catholics Pay School Taxi ‘ 1 “ Protect the Workman” WOODWORTH SHORTHAND COLLEGE Dr. Coakley Thinks There Shonld Be Apportionment of has trained over 30 offlclal Colorado reporters. Teaches and Rev^ Dr. Roche Finds Holy Father - a Man of Will, of of Funds—Deprecates Idea of UiMon of In his inaugural address Governor | shows you 200 words a minute. 96% of verbatim reporters Initiative, of Humility, and of Strength Shafroth took ocasion to call attention, ■write our shorthand. Every night speed class. Graham Short Church and State hand, 3 to 6 months. Faces City Park. Healthful. among other things to the necessity for Phone York 1888. Park Hill Car. 1720 Colorado Boulevard. some law which will give the ordinary laliorer a means of recovering daqiages In a recent letter to the Xew World was, of my journey round the world, and Rev. Thomas F. Coakley, D. D., ha^ a | they are employed strictly on their mer.- when injured in the colirse of his em Day and Evening of Clik-ago, Rev. Dr. Roche, who^s mak - -asked his blessing on that journey, on lengthy article in the January “ Men and its after an examination by an impar ployment. infe a pilgrimage around the world, writes writings, on my father and mother, the Women” on the alwve question. After tial board, we need have no fear of the School He says: of his visit to the Holy Father, whom he members of my family, on my friends analyzing the official educational reports result. ’ Call or write for catalog. “ The United States is the only civil saw undervparticularly favorable circum- back in the United States and Canada, of all the sclwojs in Pittsburg, he is lead R.A.LeDOUX,Rfes. etances. and, lastly, I asked a socia l blessing on ized country which places tlie burden of to say: ST. AGNES OF ROME, VIRGIN AND 1643-45 Glenarm'St the dear,_goo
: • . . ,l'< DENVER OATHOLIO BEQISTEB.
I America’s Great Sin THE POPE’S ADVICE TO YOUNG Divorce Greatest of Dangers Charity’s CATHOLICS. Is Profanity Sweet Name It is well that at the present time, when human respect so often damps re An Evil This Country May No Longer Ignore—A Moral In his opening remarks at the retreat ligious zeal, that Catholic youth should , Plague to the men of the Immaculate Concep take to heart the advice of the Holy Fa From Father Maturin, in a sermon recently tion parish. Rev. F. X. Barth said that ther, as to how they should act in pro The divorce evil in this country may is a sacramefit. It is not necessary to in London, remarked as to certain kinds profanity is the great national sin. Even moting and defending the faith. Pius X no longer be ignored, says the Freeman a dwell upon the radical difference between of people in their Connection with char- non-Catholic clergymen recognize the would have them play the part of valiant . F a i Journal. By its rapid growth it forces the sacramental character of marriage ity. How often, said, he, “do we see | Recently, in a sermon. Rev. Augus- Christian soldiers. In receiving recently itself,upon the attention of the Amer and the civil contract aspect of an insti- ladies who are devoted to the poor, who tus E. Barnett, rector of the Reformed the officers of the Superior Council of the ican people. Like a physical plague, lution so intimately connected with the are not on speaking terms with one an Episcopal Church of Our Redeemer, in S M a m a i Society of Italian Catholic Youth, who wliich by its very nature makes indif- welfare of society. The sacredness of other, and who are intolerant, censorious, Philadelphia, commended the Catholics were introduced to him by Commenda- ■ ference to its existence impossible, this marriage, according to the Catholic view and who hate one another.” for their Holy Name societies, and in tore Pericoli, his xxoliness, in the course and through life moral plague sweeping over the land of it, explains why the moral evil threat Upon which The Catholic Herald thus veighed against the tendency to swear of a vigorous address^ liade them never and leaving ruined homes and blighted ening the country is not more wide comments: “ The reason is that charity, among Americans. to be ashamed of fidelity to the Church. lives in its wake, looms up-so portent- spread than it is. Speaking of that evil, like politics, has its manipulators. There “ The Roman Catholic Church,” he said, are strange things done in the name ot They should, he said, on every suitable . ously that even those w1h3 do not con- the Cliristian Worker and Evangelist ‘•lw» tried his best to stem this black All Women Need opportunity makie open profession^ of demn'divorce on principle are forced to says that there is no sign of itf abating charity, and it will, we suppose, always tide of criminality and wickedness by their faith and of their attachment to take note of it. Terribly startling are and adds that it “ rushes on with ever be so. The truth is that the poor are forming the Society of the Holy Name. the occasional and timely help afforded by a natural family their Bishops, should not be deterred by the statistics which proclaim that free increasing speed. It (divorce) becomes looked upon by a section of smart people Thirty thousand paraded in Pittsburg human respect or the sneers of unbeliev remedy—proved to be gentle and prompt in action, unfail love; under the guise-of divorce, is pro easier every year. It is already so easy as a means for self-advertisement, cheap the other day as members of this wor notoriety and praise. Many engage in ers from doing what they considered gressing w'ith a rapidity which demon- t l» t many men and wximen are no longer thy organization, which deserves our ingly effective, and absolutely hannless. Thousands of works of charity as a mere exploitation right, and should observe in their conduct ' strates that this moral cancer is eating stopping to consider whether they are commendation and god wishes. It cer women the whole world over have found just the needed of the poor, isometimes for personal ends, that wise moderation without which they into the vciy vitals of the nation. Th?y fit for each other or not; whetlfc-x they tainly indicates the prevalence of the ^nd often for political ends. Many peo would fail to achieve their objects, liow- help—and a veritable boon in shew that divorces are inc^^sing two wish to live together always or not, hut sin. ple who figure prominently at charitable ever good their intentions. This, it need and a h.ilf tines as' fast 4s otm ^ p u la- rush into marriage as lightly as in Paris “ Church members are not blameless in functions are there to -show themselves, tion. .-y where members of the Ijntin Quarter, go this matter. I liave often heard elergv- ' “ dminable counsel for and to get advantage out of the charity This terrible fact neetls h<^ comment.- and live "together for a while. Every men cracking jokes in which the name of ^ in Italy, where in for the political party they adhere to. It sp<*aks for itself. The “Chrisian body knows tlwt two-thirds of the re- God was unwarrantablv and disgustinglv I societies there is an Fortunately, ngain.st this abuse is to be , Worker and Evangelist” (Xew York), re quire(r>Ause8, ‘cruelty,’ ‘desertion,’ ‘non drawn in, and quote events or texts of I “ "ibition to imitate the religious indiffer- BEECHAM’S placed the great and noble charity of the ferring to it, says that people raise a support,’ ettv^re nothing but pretexts Holv Scripture to give their stories pith I Freethinkers. The masses, who give their humble mite and and spice and point. , tendency of the Pontiff’s exlmrtation is ' ‘terrible hue and cry every time the an often agreed upoiwhy both parties.” prefer to give it in secret.” archists or some well-known writer ad “ Our journalists and novelists make I ^ " " " 8 Catholics of Italy not These divorces here described arc the And it ought to be added, says the too free with the Holy Name and sacred | energetic supporters of the Church, vocates free love as the proper and per jirogeny of Protestantism, which in the Freeman’s Journal, that against the things. Even a literary genius like John self-reliant citizens.- manent condition of society.” And yet j PILLS time of Luther and Henry VIII lejit its abuse thus very properly condemned by this condition of society is in course of Hay thinks that ‘Christ ain’t going to be | .sanction to the divorces of Kings and of The Herald is to lie also placed the great too hard’ on Ids hero, Jim Bludsoe, for ^ THIS IN NEW ENGLAND, perpetration through the legalized free 'A few doses have wonderful effect for good upon the whole the rich and powerful. That was the and noble St. Vincent De Paul society, love system, which has its origin in the simply being a ‘keerless man in his talk,’ ; small crack in the dam holding back the which carries on its great and noble work In recognition of the services of Mr. system—purify the blood, clear and beautify the com divorce court,s. The organ of Protestant or for having ‘no other religion than to carnal passions of man. The crack wi without hating one another, without self- Micliael Driscoll, for tliirt.v-six years a opinion we have just quoted is justified, treat his engine well.’ This masliy sen plexion—brighten the eye—relieve headache, backache, dull dened in the course of time till now a advertisement, without desiring notori member of the Brookline (Mass.) school then, in putting this question: ‘‘In the timentality excuses what it would con ety or praise, without exploitation of feelings and other troubles—invigorate tired-out nerves. torrent has been let loose, that is sweep demn and is in striking contrast to that committee and thirty-five years superin present tremendous growth of. the di the poor, without seeking personal or po ing over our beloved land,- submerging •tyrimnous moral sense’ that the so loud tendent of streets of the town, the school vorce habit, is not the nation rushing litical end, or any end- but the priceless At any druggist, 10c., 25c, beneath its putrid waters homes which ly lauds ill Lincoln.” committee has decided to name the new toward it (free love) about as fast as it should lie the very bulwark of the na reward assured to those who do Christ’s And, writing editorially on the same sciiool building, under construction on would come by popular consent? ’ The special directions in every box are very valuahle tion. The ravages it has already wrought work in the spirit of Christ. Westhoiirne terrace, the “ Michael Dris The constantly incr^sing number of subj(*ct, the San Francisco Monitor says: to women wishing td he tind to appear their best. are thus described by a writer in the coll school.” Mr. Driscoll was appointed ^ivorces shows that this quei;y is in or “The appalling prevalence of profanity,, New York Evening World: “ Within the even among Catholics, or at least among ■ to the seliool committee in Brookline der. In IfiOfi the proportion lietween di past twertty years !).54,0(K) divorces have men of Catholic ])rctensiins, has given when that body had nine buildings under vorces and marriages was one to twelve. Sacrifice Is Not been granted in the United States—two- rene'wed iny])etiis to the work of the - its charge. In other words, of every twelve coiiplcs Ov t irds of them to women. This means Holy Name society, aiiil the anti-profan- who solemnly plighted their faith to each Ont of Date WILHELM GRIESSER, tiM Oldsft mad Meet ReHeMa Am sm m that in the face of the anathemas of the it.v demonstrations which have recently SAID IRELAND HAD NO KING. far Hotel Help In Ute weal other to be constant tlirough lite, one churches, in face of tradition and preju-' taken place in the east have Im'cii fruit- Male and Veraale Help Beat WfmW“ couple repudiate sooner or later the most Architect where When & R. Fere la dice, accepting in the great majority of fill of much good toward stamping out i In the district court of PatersoiV, N. ,T., Advanoed. sacred of pledges. In som^'states of the .4|iropos of the production of ‘‘The Engineer and Builder cases the resiibnsibility of earning then' this needless and for the most part, un- recently, Judge Si'ott was passing upon Union this proportion is still gteater. White Sister.” not long since, here in MACK BUILDING. CANADIAN own living, more than OOO.OOO women j intentionally evil practice. naturalization. W e quote from the Christian Itorker mir own city, says tbe Siui Francisco Phone Champa 1737. Denver, Colo. have repudiated the bnrdi'ii of uhicon- How often do wc hear a church mem ‘‘Who is the King of Ireland?’’ asked and Evangelist: ‘‘In some states it is .Monitor, our daily papers had some EMPLOYMENT AGENCY genial marriage.” ber sa.v •'(larii” instead of a woriFusually Judge Scott of a young Irishman. much higher than this, wherd it can be choice bits of criticism to offer on relig C. A. ANDERSON, O s K e n ie v indicated li,v a dasli: “gosli” for (lod, and "Hasn’t got any King,” was the reply. sbUehed ISte. Mrs. J. -White, liad for the mere asking, as in Califor- There is no word about tbe grdit army ious life.. These were savory—and other ijimilar expressions, which arc. after all. “ Yes, it has,” said Judge Scott. ‘'Who Coal, W ood, Hay, Grain, a s s t e r f - Jiia. There it is one t6 every six. One of children who virtually w;cre ^nade or wise. We were told that |)ersona-l sacri i!nl,v a tliinl,v veiled form of swearing, is King of England?” FLOUR AND FEED can see the inrredible increase in twenty phans by almost a million divorces with- fice, as averse to nature, has proven use- and the thought that prompts them may “ George is King.” CHICKEN FEED Directory of years when he remembers that in 1880 in the last twenty years. The deiii'iving j |p,^„ j,, pi,p imnian race, and that, tliere- be cla.-sified as just as evil as that which “ Well, isn’t he King of Great Britain Phone South 2739. 635 JASON ST. the percentage was only 38 for 100,000 eliildren of their natural protectors and f,,^., this keen and pleasant modern is expressed in bolder terms. and Ireland?” o f the population, whereas in 1000 it was 'jf the benefits of a happy home i-onsti- world of ours has coint^o consider sacri- Attofneysat-Law ".\iiil not only- in our conversation lias “ He.’S no King of mine,” was the smil 73. When ymi subtract the great Komnn tutes one of the many trag die.s of which ; (jpp absurdly out of date. Then, either The A. W. Clark Drug Cs. profanity grown to lie a national sin; ing reply. OF COLORADO. the terrible d vorce scourge is so fruiflul. t),p niodern world does not (|uite umler- TWO STORiiS: Catholic population one can see at once even our up-to-date aiitliors and play The Irishman was admitted These trageilies will go on increasing in atand the hieaning of the word “ altruis- that tliese figures are really mmli wrights have t
THE PASSING OF A LANDMARK. 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 O i Denver Catholic Register On Wednesday afternoon with solemn ceremonies the cor nerstone of the new St. Mary’s Academy was laid. The new 1 g' Official Organ of the Diocese of Denver location is well chosen; the new building will from the stand OUR CALENDAR ___^ Published Weekly by point of the architect and the schoolman far surpass the old. God’s Bridge But, yet, fine as the new will be, many will regret the inevi O , Sunday, January 22.—Third Sunday laration of Independi nee' died, 1800. W il The Catholic Publishing 'Society table change and give a fond thought^to old St. Mary’s. g j after Epiphany. Gospel St. Matt. VIII- liam Pitt died, 1806. R.ehard Crosbie, Incorporated For the old school saw the little beginnings of Denver and By John Kevin Magner in The Magnificat 0 ! 1-13. Jesus heals the Centurian’s serv- the aeronaut, bom, 1755. He was a na Denver’s Catholicism; it grew up under the inspiration of the Q I ant. • 1936 ODRTIS ST, P. 0. BOX 1577, 1 here’s a road athwart the gardens tive of Ireland, the first man bora in-'jthe pioneer priests and Bishop; out o f the halls went forth the 01 At that time, when Jesus was come Tdephone Main 5413. Denver, Colo. Where tlie London lilies 'grow. British Isles to make a balloon ascent. finest of Colorado’s womanhood Jitted by the Sisters of Lo- All ill-kept; the clod but hardens down from the mountain, great multi R®ign o f Terfor, France, 1793. Earth retlo to*meet and endure the world. That they fulfilled their As the wagons homeward go. tudes followed him; and behold, a leper SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE. quake in Persia, 1909. promises every on^^ho knows tlie women of Colorado is Aestermorn a rain-pool lurked there; came and adored him, saying: Lord, if Who could pa^ were at a loss; Tuesday, 24.—St. Timothy, bp. and aware. They are now grandmothers,- and mothers and fine "Friend.” said I, to one who worked there, O thou wilt, thou canst make me clean. - h martyr, 27. St. Suranus, abbot in Um wives and sisters and daughters. t- O And Jesus, stretching forth his, hand, “ .Soon we’ll need a bridge across.” bria. St Babylas, hp. of Antioch, 250. The Denver Catholic Register ■ These will be the chief mourners after the old; but not O touched him, saying: I will, be thou St. Macedonius, anchoret in Syria. St. 1936 Curtis St., Denver, Colorado. ‘ they alone, but many others, even busy citizens will miss the Ho who toiled, a Munster peasant 0 I made clean. And forthwith his leprosy Cadoe. Vigil of St. Paul. Frederick the Inued every Thursday, high-flung cross and the musical and frequent bell and the (Sixty years had left him young) O ; was cleansed And Jesus saith to him: Made reply with humor pleasant, (■reat Ixirn, 1712. Myles Byrne of TI8 ■itabllehed September 21, llOt. gladness of children at their play in -the quiet grounds just O See thou tell no man; but go, show thy- Vheae Xa., Kata UXt, I Sparkling eye and ready tongue: fame died at Paris, 1862. Senator R. A. beside the busy street. "Sir, the path will soon be dry t’ye, O ' self to the priest, and offer the gift Alger died, 1907. Severe snowstorm in Well, it must be so in this world (JT change; and buildings I In the lireeze the branches toss: O which Moses commanded for a testimonv New York, 1908. after all, matter little. Thank Gfxl the .Sisters of Loretto will Give an hour to God Almighty, O unto them. And when he liad entered An’ He'll build a bridge across.” ^ Wednesday, 25.—Conversion o f St. Colorado Springs Catholic Register be with us still and with wider scope and larger horizon for O into Capharnaiim, there came to him a Paul. SS. Juventius ' and Maximinus, No. 16 blast Kiowa. their generous work of education. O I eenturian, beseeching him. arid saying: Colorado Springe, Colorado. I.*nd of Fancy's teeming fountains, martyrs, 363. SS. Projectus, Poppo and Issued every Thursday. .Testing aye at every foe: O , Lord my qervant lieth sick of the palsy, 4* + Publius. Daniel Maclile, Irish painter, .. Established April 1», 1«M. Land o f faith which moveth mountain.?, Pbone Main 299. ® ' and is grievously tormented. And Jesus AFFAIRS IN FRANCE. Ijiiighing Erin, land of woe! horn at Cork. 1811. Several of the his O saith to him: I will come and heal him. , Things in France are not improving; the Republic seems Grieve not. Mother, when they sigh n’ye, torical frescoes in the Ixmdon Parliament ® And the eenturian, making answer, said: / ' 1 ' desirous to use every tyrannical meatis to kill Christianity “ Golden hope hath proven dross”— buildings were executed by him. Robert Give His hour to Gol Almighty; Lord', I aim not worthy ttat thou Entered as second-class matt^er at the post office^ at Denver, there. The schools, as our readers know, are now not only Burns born near Ayr, ^ t la n d , 1759. He will build His bridge aero.ss. shouldst enter under my joof; but only ■ Colorado. secular, but anti-Christian; the text-books, compulsorily used Considering his opportunities, he was the say (he word, and my servant shall be by the pupils, make open or secret mock of God and Christ; greatest of modem poets. He was born "In eur tlmee the work of Catholic Journalism Is one of i eah*d. For I also am a man subject to meet useful—nsy, one of the most necessary—In the sometimes religious truths are paraphrased as myths; every a peasant, and his first attempt at verse ito world.''—Leo XIII. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ^ authority, having under me soldiers; and where God is utterly -jgnored. was made when he was only 16 years The freedom which should he the Isiast of a Republic is _____■f. ___ I .say to this man: Go, and he goeth; CARD FROM RT. REV. BISHOP MATZ. old. He died in 1796. John Macken, the entirely absent; the oonseiences of men trampled on, their and mind were developing, religion wasV“ " ‘* “ " “ ther: Come, and he cometh; Bishop’s House, Denver, Colo. Irish poet, born, 1773. Ouida died, 1908. religious beliefs punished. Holy Name Society Banquets at a stand still. The balance is dc- 8 "v to my servant: Do this, and he docth W e‘are rejoiced to hear that The Catholic Publishing So- Thursday, 20.—St. John Polyearp, bp. A case in point is that of the hisliops of France They (Coacluded from Page 1.) stroyed. and it is small womU-r there- '*• / ' “ I hearing this marvelled; eiety has assumed control of The Denver Catholic Register. of Smyrna, 166. St. Paula, wijow. St. Knowing the members of the .Association to be Catholic gen uttered a public protest against the ififidel sehoollwoks. This sion of Catholic faith, the official organ land said to them that followed him: fore that we find college and university c. Conon, o f the Isle of Man, bishop,'James tlemen in whom we have large confidence, wa recommend to of Catholicity in every diocese, the protest was signed, also, by the Arehhishop of Hheims. He graduates fall into infidelity, when: to J'®''’ ^ our priests and people The Register, and believ^t will merit Latham, Irish painter, horn, 1702, Michi was publicly prosecuted and fined five hundred francs for his moutlqiieee as it were of Bishop and meet tlie objections that infidel teaeliers faith in Israel. And I say, to yon their assistance both as a voice for truth and aVorrector of gan admitte_d', 1837. Gen. Juneau of Hay- crime—the awful crime of justifying his office and religion and tlergy. «iTor. iiropose they have only the' religion of r ‘ ‘ the east and ti. insurrectionist, died, 1908. Henry M. + N. C. iM T Z , directing his people. He appealed to a higher case, and liow No Catholic home should he without a child wliollv inadequate for the ma- 1 ** siaiH si down wKh Ahra- Field died', 1907. Bishop of Denver. the appeal has gone against him. a Catholic pii|)er. In the storm tossed tured intellect of the man. ' '*"'1 '^aeoh, in the king- Friday, 27.—St. John Chrysostom, the It is a crime today in Fiance for a Catholic priest or bishop s«‘a of doubt and uncertainty, in tlie ••The remedy for this difficulty is to' tl'*- JOSEPH NEWMAN...... Managing Editor silver-tongued, archbishop, 407, Doctor of to protest did the school authorities intnalpee ns readers the teiiqiest of modernism that surging linve rel'gioiis iiistruotion keep pace with ® ^Asf out into .the exte- the Cliiirch, and patron saint of orators. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1911. blasphemies of N'oltaire or the ohseenities of llahelais. about us, the Catholic journal is the-bea phyMcal and mental development and '‘■or darkness: there shad be weeping and St. Julian, bp. Edgar Allen Poe was Things look hlac'k for France; never was she ])rostrate under con light on the hill, marking the path thus will be refuted the oft repeated Jpshs said to- . The mountebank Elbert Hubbard 1ms been appearing in a a tyrant in all her stort- like the misnamed reiiuhliean master lo certainty and faith. Read a flitholie eharpe that the Clinreh fears knowledge.' ‘ lion hast bo- ^om, 101 yeans ago today. Greatest who bestrides lier today. journal, gentlemen, and you need liave 4 , 1 J 1 ; i- i, I'Pved, so he it done to thee. And the American poet. "Dea
^ooooooooooooooooooooog South Side, was maid of honor, and LOYOLA CHAPEL. Charles Harney,' brother of the bride, Ogden, near 26th Avenue. Our Specially: Our Motto: g THE PASSING SHOW g IAROUND Week’s Happenings in I was best man. The bride was -attired Repairing and Plating of Silverware. Quick Service and First-ClaM Work.' [ SoooooooooooDoooooooooo in a suitf of white broadcloth, with large > xArtliur Randall Allen and Mabel Ruth PHOllE CHAMPA 684. Local Parishes white beaver hat, and carried bride’s Broadway—“ Girls” has an ioteresting DENVER I McCambridge were quietly married on roses. The bridesmaid wore a white tai Wwlnesday morning in the presence of j plot and some smart dialogue. It, con lor suit. .After a honeymoon trip to the the immediate memljers of their families, j STANDARD PLATING CO. cerns three girls struggling together in ANNUNCIATION. another plenary indulgence attached to West, the couple will return to Trinidad. Rpv. William S. Neenaan, uncle of the j ARNTSON & NOWAK, Props. . a large city and shows their hopes and 36th and Humboldt the, Papal blessing gfven at the dose of bride, read: the Mass, and performed the fears in the battle of life. It is fairly Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robinson, pastor. Sun the Mission. IMMACULATE SONCEPTION. marriage ceremony. ELECTRO PLATERS IN well acted by a reasonably clever com day masses at ^ :3 0 , 7:30, 9 and 10:30 Order of Exercises. 1836 Logan Avenue. Nickle, Copper, Brass, Bronze, Gold and Silver pany. Miss Mortimer, Miss Marshall a. m. 5 a. m.—Mass and short instruction. All Kinds of Lacquering, Oxidixing and Polishing. Kev. H. L. McMenamin, rector. Sun BISHOP MATZ LAYS CORNERSTONE and Miss Guyan did good work. Miss - The pound party for the benefit of . 8 a. m.—iMass and sermon. day masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 9:45, 10:30 and Rona overacted and ilr. Holt failed to St. Vincent’s Orphanage was held on OF NEW ST. MARY’S ACADEMY, j 1817 Arapahoe St., DENVER, COLO. 3 p. m.— Stations of the Cross. 11:30 a. m. give the refinement his ]>art called for. | Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 7 p. m.—Instruction for those who Mr. apd Mrs. Harry Prior, a recent Auditorium—"Madame X’’ is^ strong! William St. Peter. A large crowd was On Wednesday afternoon, January 18, have not made their First Communion bridal couple, have returned from their play, in fact one of the remark-1 in attendance and a good sum of money the cornerstone of the now St. MJry’s ami for non-Catholics. wedding trip and arc now residing at; able dramas of modern times, and yetj was realized. academy was laid. Bishop N. C. Matz 7:30 p. m.—Rosary sermon and bene the Birney. j THE JAMES CLARKE CHURCH GOODS HOUSE it does not afford a pleasant evening, Miss R. Hogan, who has been the guest officiating. It was a gala occasion in I diction. Confessions will lie heard dur Miss JLirgaret Walsh, of 1629 Clark-' PRAYER BOOKS, ROSARIES, CRUCIFIXES, CATHOLIC because of its morbidness. TJie title | of her sister, Mrs. R. H. Kane, has re wliieh the children of all o f the Cath ing the morning and from 3 to 10 p. m. son {st., left for St. Paul on Wednesday BOOKS, BIBLES, ETC. Buy from a Catholic House. rote is played by a Denver girl, A d e-, turned to Abiline. olic schools participtaed. There were to join the Sisters of the Good Shepherd. line Unniap, and she was realistic in ! Mrs. M. Magner and fam ily have patriotic songs and music by the St. ST. DOMINIC’S. Her many friends wi.*h her happiness in H 4 5 4 7 Calilomia St., Deflver. Phone Ctampa 2199 her characterization and won hearty' moved to 3013 I-afayette street. A'inceiit’s Boys’ Band. The Bishop de Grove Street and West 25th Avenue. her new life. Jliss Walsh is the fifth applau.se. Howard Gould and R obert: Mr. and Mrs. .Jacob Saiulhoffer have livered an eloquent address. Rev. .J. P. Vallely, 0. P.. pastor. Sun girl from tlii.s parish to join the Good OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOCOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOo Ober gav'e splendid support, and Jam es; returned from Seattle. Mr*. Sandhof- day masses at 7:30, 8:30, 9 :3 0 ,-ind 10:30 A silver towel, the gift of the contrac Shepherd order in two years. | ° Cooper and Stuart Beebe were excel-1 fer, after a year's absence is very much a. m. tors, was used by the bishop in setting o THE ANDERSON- A T Father Downey was a visitor in town ' lent in small parts . improved in health. The Feast of the Holy Name duly was the stone. The academy is being built O HARRINGTON W V/dTllj X^XJm g last week. j Orpheum— Eltrert Hubbard. Sage of East Mrs. J. J. Wilson entertainer! the ladies celebrated on last Sunday, \vhen prob at Fourteenth avenue and Pennsylvania Another Parish social will he given in o HIGH-GRADE o Aurora, lectured or ratlie.r “mono- of Branch 320 L. C. B. A. at cards on ably one o f the largest gathering of men street, and' will be completed for the the K. C. hall, pn AVediiesday, ,Ian. 23.^ logued” for half a hour Monday night. Thursday evening of last week, prizes ever seen at St. Dominic's approached beginning ‘ of the next school year, in The most suceessfnl retreat in this his It was his vaudeville debut in Denver, being won by Mrs. Cliarles Crowley and the Coniniunion rail in a body. It was September. St. Mary’s is the pioneer tory of the parish closed on Sunday a f He let full some words of worldly wis- Mrs. Mary Marking. Mrs. Wilson is the an edif.ving sight to see botli the old school/of Colorado, established before O Coal, » Coke and Wood oI ternoon with the reception of 74 new dom and good sensible advice, got off retiring president and on behalf of the and young, almost the whole society, at Colorado was a state and its removal members into the Holy Name Society. O some jokes without argument at the, members was presented with an elegant tending the early Mass and partaking of from California street is attended with O PURITAN LUMP, $ 4 .5 0 Walnnt More than 450 nien received Holy Com PHONE MAIN 1974. O J expense of lawyers, ^ doctors and, Ixrokcase as a token of appreciation, for the Holy Sacrament. Rev"? W. R. Mn- interest. O 9- munion in a body on Sunday. O REX, HECLA, MONAHcfa, 22 S. Broadway preachers, and rang in a few “damns’’ j her work in the interest of the order, liony. 0. P.,' addres.sed the men con Mr. and ih s . Tettcnier tlie parents of O CANON CITY, MAITLAND PHONE SOUTH 3116. o in a way to make the gallery boys during her terms of office, cerning the jiistory. Object and blessings KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN. Mr. Frank Tettemer left for St- I>ouis OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO laugh and the parquet folks grieve. 'Mrs. flattie Woodward has returned of the Holy Name Soi'iety. on Monday. Instead of bringing a n fining influence from California. .At all the masses the faithful were With a view to promoting the social Miss Oetavia McNamara, of this par- to vaudeville, it is very' evident that' Robert H. Kane left on Monday for urged to join during the coming year features of the Knight.* of St. John, St. ish, buried her mother last week in St. Mr. Hubbard himself is alisorbing the' Abilene, Kansas, subsequent to the news llie Church Debt .Association. Father Elizabeth’s Commandery No. 247, has Ixouis. Miss McNamara will return to poorer methods and manner* of that of the death of his mother, a former A'allely, the pastor, lia- made wonderful IJenver in a few weeks. planned a series of monthly dances. The branch ofrthe stuge, and is rapidly los- ^ member of this parish, but of late years ]irogress in redufing the debt of the proceeds will be used in defraying the The Children of Mary Society held ing his originality. He holiK his hand a re.sident of Abilene, (•liurch through the establishing of this their anmiaJ meeting last week and over expenses of delegates to the next Na to his eliin, a la Ezra Kendall, to in -, John O’Brien of Elizabeth, was a vis- association. lod children were present. The will at tional convention of the ordc.j. duee laughter; he carelessly uses suchi Hor in the parish last w^ek.. He announced that fifteeil hundred tend Holy Communion in a body next The first dance will be given in St. ungrammatical .expressions as “If you v Tuesilay evening marked the eight- dollars had been realized the-past year. THE week. Elizabeth’s hall, 11th and Curtis St., was” and "those kind, he twits the twnth anniversary of Branch 6 . C. M- The •names of ^larie Welier and Max Tuesday evening, .January 24th. The The Yoiiiig AVomen’s Society heli^ their audience when it is slow in seeing the 1 B. A. and was fittingly celebrated by Fried! were called for miirriage last regular montbly meeting on Thursday. conimittrte in charge consists of John point of his jokes by asking “ Did you, the installation of officer* for the coni- Sunday. Knapke, Joseph Buchen and Louis Mil Committees were appointed to assist at get that?” and he got off a “local” j ing year. Supreme Deputy I>>avv being .After the 7:30 mass last Sunday, fif ler, and these names are a guarantee the coming social. hit by referring to Pueblo, when poor the installing officer. Thomas Doran teen new members were neeived into the that all who attend will have a jolly Colorado Pueblo had nothing to do w ith the was muster of ceremonies and was ably Holv Name Societv. good time. A large attendance is hoped case. Mr. Hubbard was much more dig- j assisted by James Gallagher. A short Patronize tlio.se who patronize us. for. niried and impres.sive when he a p -, program was rendered by capable num- ST. ELIZABETH’S (German).' peared at the Woman's Club on oilier hers of Branch 6 and other branches in Curtis and Eleventh Streets. occasions. He may bo elevating vaude the city and a most interesting address Kev. Father Bernard. 0. F. M.. pastor. yille, but vaudeville =s certainly not on the progress of Catholic Societies was Sunday masses at 6. 7. 8 . 9 and 10:30. Don’ t Fail to Attend the / elevating him. The ill as a whole given by jhe Rev. Fr. Murphy. Light Death of Father Paul. i 4 was entertaining, the Japs with their refreshments were served later in the Father Piinl, a young Franciscan, novel original magiol tricks being evening. wanted to read mass just once before he especially pleasing. . , nied. He knew two years ago that death ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN Tabor—^“Mary Jane’s Pa," with Max was ooming steadily upon him and by MISSION AT THE CHURCH OF THE Grand Annual Ball Figman. Helen laickaye, and little 'special dispensation his course in a theo ANNUNCIATION. Doroth McKa^ in the oast, is a delight logical seminary was shortened that he On Sunday. Jan. 22. Rev. T. O’Malley OF THE ful wholesome play that does one good might have tlie dignity of the priestnood and Rev. C. Jansen the eloquent and ex to see. It is far superior to the aver liestowed upon him before the end came, General Merchandise perienced nrissioners of the Society of age Tabor show—indeed, it will hold ixtst June he became a priest. He was Jesus will open a mission at High Mass its own with Broadway and Auditor laid to rest in Mount Olivet ceniitery. In the State of Colorado at 10:30 in the .Annunciation church, to Irish-Anierican Progressive'Society ium attractions. . There is a prescribed course of train be continued through two weeks ending ing in the Franciscan order. The young Sunday, Feb. 5. TO BE HELD AT Each of their many stores is a model of convenience and Laugh It Off. student realized some years ago that he A mission is a series of sermons and “ Are you worstetj in a fight? woiild not liv(|‘ to complete it. cleanliness, and inspection is invited whenever instructions on the primipal truths' of Are you cheated if your right ? “I want to he a priest before I die,” our Holy Religion forcibly set forth in Laugh it off. he said over and over to his superiors KNIGHTS OF COLUHBUS H A U , P > | yon are in their vicinity all their simplicity and strict binding DoiCt make tragedy of trifles, in the Franciscan order. So special ac force by learned priests admirably fit Don’t shoot butterflies with rifles— tion was taken to shorten the course as I^SATURDAY EVENING Iv U . 4 ted for this work by years of study and Ivaugh it off. much as possible. Early last summer The Stores Are Located at long experience. A Mission is a time of “Does your work get into kinks? holy orders were conferred upon him in very special grace given by Almighty Come and have an enjoyable time and help a good cause HEZRON, COLO. Are you near all sorts of brinks? the CTiiirch o f the Sacred Heart. Bishop , BERWIND, COLO. SPRING GUL(?H, COLO. God to those constantly occupied with IDEAL, COLO. Laugh it off. .\. C. Mafz' officiating. ! CALCITE, COLO. IRONTON, WYO. SEGUNDO, COLO. the affairs of daily life to enable them TICKETS 50 CENTS ' CARDIFF, COLO, SOPRIS, COLO. If it’s sanity you’re after. F'ather Paul was stationed at St. MARION, COLO. to set these aside to pondeF and med i COAL CREEK, COLO. MORLEY, COLQ. STARKVILLE, COLO. There’s no recipe like laughter— Elizabeth’s church, but his health made itate on that one important and vital CRESTED BUTTE, COL PICTOU, COLO. SUNRISE, WYO. Laugh it off. it possible for him to do only the light i ENGLE, COLO. TABASCO, COLO. truth, the eternal salvation of their im PRIMERO, COLO. est work. lie was extremely happy FARR. COLO. PUEBLO, COLO. TERCIO, COLO. mortal soul, and also to consider “ whith FLORESTA, COLO. Fome bne ha's 'wbutten to the News while he waited for the end. I ROCKVALE, COLO. TRINIDAD, COLO. er am I tending? Does my daily life FREDERICK, COLO. ROUSE, COLO. WALSEN, COLO. suggesting John Brisl^n Walker for ^ n - The funeral was attended by practicSl- square with the ntle of life laid doW'n ator. People wdll have their little joke. iy all the city priests. by Jesus Christ? Am I striving to ac NOCK a GARSIDE ; G. M. Schenck, Pres. T. F. McGuire, Auditor complish the one purpose of my crea A Cleveland man is suing the Tele tion. To know God, love Him and serve ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST. W. A. Leimer, Cashier. A. L. Kellogg, Ass’t Treas. ^ phone company in that city for .$26,000 Him.” Fifth and Josephine Streets. for loss of time in waiting for connec ■A The Mission affords all the opportun- Rev. Charles J. Carr, pastor. Sunday ELEVATORS tions. He and Jefferay, the.haberdasher masses at 8 and 10 a. m. General Office, Boston Bldg., Denver ^ ^ , itv of considering each of these ques- < .1 ^phould ou eet togethy. oge hy. ^ I relation to himself. ‘It recalls The mission eondueted by Rev. T. O’Malley and Rev. C. Jansen, this week Taft believes But if Pearv| ^ Manufacturers of „ ^ . T a. * from hi9 father^ft house, who has opased has been a gratifying success to the dis St Leo*$ Pari$h really wants people to helieve his gtorv' . . , . « a. . \ t. t ; la XI. • X «xa rr ji* ! tlic pFactice of lus Holv RvlipoD Bud has tinguished visitors and the Reverend he should argue the^ point with Teddv. i , ^ x r * • Rector, Father C. J. C-arr. The attend ria ,a X a« • xi * • r«i VI into Sin and vine. The Mission Opp. St. If Teddy puts him in the Ananias Club ELECTRIC ;;|MRS. R. CULLEN I well made will be for him the means of ance at 'both the morning and evening then everyone will know that Perry's services has been large. I being reclothed with that robe of in- story is true. The mission closes next Sunday even I nocence which he wore wnilst a true son HYDRAULIC Fashionable Milliner of God and His Church'. The Mission ing. ,-Vi‘ There is a play called “ Handcuffed” Fall and Winter Styles will rouse the lukewarm and indifferent in town this week. The Denver delega B ELT - POWER to a life of fervor lest perhaps they fall ST. FRANCIS DE SALES. Phone Main 7272 Cor. Colfax & Upan tion in the state legislature, who art in under that curse of God uttered' by South Sherman, near Alameda. tliat fix as far as the senatorial fight Phone Main 6477 Prompt Service Ciirist, “ Because thou art lukewarm I Rev. J. J. Donnelly, pastor. SundaJ^ is conoerned, should go to see it. would begin to vomit thee out of my masses at 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 a. uiotilun Pharmacy A. JOHNSON _ 1 mouth.” It will stimulate the fervent m. Vespers and Benediction, 7 :30 p. m. HAND-POWER There will be no speeches at the com -: . . . . v . n Prescriptions A Specialty . . .. ' t. .. to a life of higher pertection by recall Next Siuiday the Children's flodality ing Ou.o banquet in this citv. It ought: . , . .7 .i- x- • ' Henry Cordes, Phone 7 O '! COAL . - V. I ing to .them the obligation imposed on Will receive Holy Communion in a body Prop. Ch.Dip> to be one o f the most sucessfnl m the ® t*. • c ■ ..-o „ COKE WOOD H GRAIN FEED . . . I au by our Divine Savior. Be ye per- at the 8:30 o’clock Mass. I Cor. 13th and Curtis Sts., Denver. Mstorv of the organization. I . . ti i t* .v • i 1231 Jason Strel Denver, Colo. • ® ^ feet as your Heavenly Father is also per- Edward Kridler left Tuesday for Okla ELEVATORS Theo. Hackethal. Oee. HaeketliaL icct.” and also the words of St Paul,. homa where he goes for a rest aften his I Three couples married on St. Patrick’s I Let him who is holy, become still more seige o f illness. ThePantitoriiimCo. N day are seeking | divorces—but their I Hackethal Bros. holy.” The Mission is necessary for all JIrs. Mary Murphy of 835 South Lin I DYERS AND CLEANERS . names are not Irish—thank voii. 1844-50 WAZEE STREET t We clean and dye everything. We whether we be of the prodigals, the hike- coln met with a serious accident Mon I call and deliver. Phone Main 428S. 'Fiuieral Directon warm or the fervent. Resolve to at day. She was thrown from her buggy Phone 664 Denver, Colo. ;; The argument as to which has the bet I 803 and 618 FIFTEENTH BTRIET; . Open Day and Night tend all the exercises of the Mission and the fall resulted in a badly fractured 1113 CALIFORNIA 8T. ter horses—Kentucky or the Western I Phono 3658. 1481 KalamaHl M yourself and *^to bring at least one per arm. ‘states, has been decided by public opin son with you whether he be a careless Among the parishioners who are ill St ion in favor of the Missouri mule. r. J. REILLY, Res. Phone Main 7636 L R. STILLHAMMER, 827 Lipaii Catholic o r ’ some well disposed non- this week are Mrs. Katheryn McDonald \ Catholic. Do not let this opportunity and Mrs, Cecilia Grace. T. J. REILLY & COMPANY I The Fort Russell soldiers at Gheyenne The Colorado Portlaid Ceoieiit Co. j pass, it perhaps will be the last Mission Miss M. McNamara has returned from won in their demand for "a five- cent 1014 Phone ^ i you can attend. It may be the last call Dumont after a sliort visit with her par street car fare. Lakewood citizens kind of grace Almighty Goil will give yoti." ents. . ^ ly take notice. W.Sth Av. ^ lU lI lD G r S Sonth 557 “ Work now while you have the day’’ the Mr. Casey of 1314 So Washington, who night- in which none can work no doubt has been ill is rapidly recovering. The fellow who claims to have written Good in quality, cheap in price. Ever} First-Class Private 69 will come very soon for many, perhaps Of interest to a large number of peo article Guaranteed satisfactory. “ The Barber Shop Chord” says he is un you are one of them, so let no trifling ple in Benver and Trinidad, Colo., was Call and get prices and compare qual der a life contract with the publisher’s. Boarding [House worldly affair interfere with the salva the wedding of Bartholomew Kiviken ity before buying. ’ Some people think he ought to be serv ..Ideal location. Newly furnished. tion of your immortal soul, “What doth and Miss Anna Harney. The wedding ing a life senteaee some where else. jS e ip e l, Jeweler & Opticiaii All who are seeking home comforts will it profit a man to gain the whole world took place in St. Francis de Sales Cath find them here. Teddy has added Butler .Ames to hi* Manufacturers of and suffer the loss of his own soul?” olic church, in South Denver, last Tues I 1528 stout street celebrated .Ananias Club. But .Ames is I Phone Main 5070. Established! 1801 1614:FRANKLIN ST. During the Mission receive the Sacra day evening. The bride is the daughter in such very good company that he __ Mrs. Anna Lynch, Proprietress. ment worthily and gain for yourselves larles Harney of 442 South Grant doesn't mind it a bit. He considers it the many indulgences granted. Sevenr^reetstreet, and the bridegroom is a promi a compliment. KEEGAN % CONNELL years and seven times forty days for nent business man of Trinadad, where IDEAL CEMENT AND PLASTER Vacuum Carpet Cleaning 31.26 hour each sermon heard. -A plenary indulg- the couple will make their home. Miss Made with the greatest care possible—No expense spared Tlie wearing of rats in the hair is no General Cleaning Work of all kinds ence to all who make the Mission and Ellen Jlcllale, a society favorite of the We employ only white men. Coal D e a le rs Jqnger popular. And just when the SPECIALTIES: t'hinese are dispensing with their COLORADQ PRODUCTS ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL Tel. Champa 2964. 817 14TH 6T. QUANTITY, QUALITY AND SERVICE qiieques and there is every indication of FOREIGN BRANDS IN ALKALI SOIL OFTICE 1863 nAW BEXCE ST. Salesmen Wanted TeL Main 7814. a drop in prices of the aforesaid “ rat.s.” THE SCHAEFER “New World,” the First and Only Old Line U S E O N L Y ALKALI-PROOF C E M E N T VlfM. E. RUSSELL, The citizens of Clifton, Colorado, are Catholic Life Insurance Co. Tent and Awning Co. Dealar In giving free food feasts to attract set Pamphlets on cement work furnished gratis ESIRES TO ENGAGE the services of seV- CoKe, W ood tlers. It is suggested that they have efal gentlemen capable of selling its variety in the bill of fare— spaghetti for stock. The company enters the field with ADDRESS COAL ti C h a rc o ii OfllM, 1613 Walton M. the Italians, tamales for the Mexicans, the sanction of the higher officials of the 1425 Church and has the endorsement of Phonea Main 686 and 887 Wienerwursts and crout for the Germans,^ men prominent in financial circles every LARIMER Varda, 4th and Larltwar roast beef for the English, and. so on,I where. ■ This' is an opportunity—not a' The COLORADO PORTLAND CEHI NT Co.; and if the scheme works, Clifton will be solicitation. Ever^CathoIic home should have a come Oilorado’s most cosmopolitan IDEAL CEMENT BLDG. DENVER STREH Catholic^per. Why not town. F. FAULHABER, Sales Mgr., 464 Shirley Annex THE REGISTEK?
1' DENVEB CATHOLIC REOISTEB.
wholesale Imsiness, although of late he Venerable Missionary Dies in Panama has la*en engaged in real estate. ! In Mr. Costello Pueblo loses one of her The Rooney Wall Paper & Paint House Items of Catholic Interest i: best and most loyal workers. It was he ' JOHN T. ROONEY, Proprietor. Rev. T. St John of Old Providence, a Lonely Island in who introduced the commission form of • Brief Extracts of Wide-World Happenings the Carribbean Sea, Gone to His Eternal Reward gnvernntent in this city, and' his nam e: WALL PAPER, PAIHTS, OILS AND GLASS will stand out as one who worked for Bishop Donahue of MTieeling, W. Vai., says The Pilot. Y’et its divorce record the good of others. 230 Broadway Phone South 1486 was too much for his age. Yet he work- An old friond of Rev. Joseph P. Carri- recently pfelebrated his silver sacerdotal during the year 1910 is hardly to its ed till spring 1910 when he had to give ^ gan, the Rev. Albert Stroebele, now loca credit. During the past year there were P. J. Snlih-an, a prominent oontractor | JOHN T. ROONEY up. Often he Iwd pointed out the spot , ted at Nuevittts, Cuba, has sent to the 574 divorces granted; in the great ma and builder and one of the pioneers of Deader In. near the chapel where the converts Denver Catholic Register a most interest This year Archbishop Ireland enters jority of cases, the plea was desertion. Pueblo, dit^^Saturday evening at liis should lay him to rest. However, It New and Second-hand FURNITURE ing letter teBin^,of the death of Rev. T. upon the golden jubilee year of his or Tlie whole number of cases heard during home, 941 Bnm street. Mr. Sullivan was St. John, .51 venerable missionary of a seems it was not God’s wilh The peo dination. the year was 650. The matter, although 60 years old and had lived in Pueblo fo r ; Cash Paid for Second-hand Goods lonely island in tlie Caribl>ean sea. Fa ple beseeched hinv for the sake o f a , ______not particularly interesting to Catliblics, the past thirty years, where he was al speedy recovery from bis ailment to seelc I All kinds of Furnishings for the Home, Store, Office or Apartment Housi ther Stroel)ele' sends a postcard photo who do not allow of divorce,, is yet wor ways well liked by all who knew him. i graph of himself roljed in Gothic Chasu aid in the hospital of Panama, and Rome will be dedicated on next St. Pat- thy of note, inasmuch as it betrays a Mr. Sullivan leaves a wife and one | Phone South 1846______232 Broadway ble, and it is .so iH'coming and priestly finally consented. There he died having March 17. condition of disorder that needs speedy .son, James, who lives in the east. T h e- compared with our modern crippled form. received the Last Sacrament, for which, ______rectification. funeral will take place Wednesday morn ...... KEOGH BROTHERS He also encloses beautiful postcards of grace lie always had prayed, but which i pj„^ announced that the first ing at 9 o’clock from St. Patrick's j Cuban scenery and buildings, among lie would not liave enjoyed bad be died volume of the code of canon law will be church. The Rev. Fatlier Schimpf w ill; Meats and Groceries which is one of the Mission La Soledad, in Old Providence as there wq,s no other jg,juej year. celebrate mass. Colony Tiffin, with a view of Xuevitas priest tliere. He now rests anfong strang-, ______Pueblo Dealers in all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, Fancy and Staple Groceries bay. This is Fatlier Stroebele’s latest ers and but a few pasing his grave may: ^ Catholic pilgrimage to the Holy William, the 15 year-old son of Yfr. | Phone Gallup 619 2546 Boulevard F mission, and he was both architect and say a R.-qniescat in Pimee for the re- L^nd, for Holy Week there, is announced ifr. Boh Bear, who has lieen seriously and Mrsj W. F. Haokett, died Friday! builder. The building is picturesque and pose of his soul. / leave New York on February 18, next. ill with pneumonia for the past two night at the afmily home. 1241 Spruce The C'atlioliic Knights of Columbus ^ ______artistic, notwithstanding that there is weeks, is rapidly recovering. street. The fnnerftl took place Saturday' every evidence of poverty in the select South Broadway Grocery and Market (Americans in P a^ m d ) liad charge o f; ci.rigtmas Island, in the Pacific ocean, Mr. and Mrs. William O’Grady are the morning from St. Patrick’s church and: ing! of the materials. The poor mission bis funeral and Jiaid all expenses, fo r ' qj, ^jje Antarctic continent, was so proud possessors of a little son, which was largely attended. Ixcroy Burkett. rOHN A. o aaito , noprletar. I ary in Cuba has not even the consolation which they d e ^ v e due credit. named because discovered on the 25th arrived Friday morning. Quintine Comisky. Morris Byrnes and be has in non-Cathblic countries. Culta is Tlie .Josopldiie Fathers of Baltimore jg y „£ December, Senator A. T. Stewart spent the latter Harry Thayers, four oj his classmates, 250 S« Broadway Phone South 2159 supposed to l>e Catholic, and yet lather have now t^en charge of the mission. ' part of the week in Denver. acted as pnllliearers. The floral offer Stroebele says that the religious indiffar- I lie inbabiwnts of the island as also o f : Seven brothers and sisters of one fam- Jfrs. IV. F. t'aiiihraii has la>eii enter ings were numerous nml beautiful, show H. OESTERREICH, Pres. Phone i678. C. HAAK, Secretarj. ence of the natives is simply indescrib tlie iie^ilmring island St. Andrews, jiy at Tettnang, in Wuerttemberg, are taining Mrs. A. I.,ancaster of Denver for ing in what esteem tlie little fellow was able. Not 10 per cent go to mass and speak/lie English language, being from members of the Benedictine Order of the the past week. held. • i QUEEN CITY DYE WORKS receive the Sacraments. the Mitber’s side desceiidents of the men Beuron province. Mrs. hfartin IValter, .Ir.. will enter Ladies' and Gents' Clothing of Every Description Cleaned. Dyed and R » !Father SlroelM-le writes in the third of /the English private Henry Morgan HOTICE o r riXAX, SBTTXiElCEHT. tain the Bridge club next Thursday a ft In the Matter o f Urn Estate^ of James finished. Don't throw your carpets away; we make them good as new. Goods called for and delivered. person: ^ iW*)) who had a fort on Old Providence The Pope gave this year a negative re Naugliton. Deceased. ernoon. Notice Is hereby given that, on Mon <, According to an item sant by Rev. P. that time called Santa Catalina. ply to the request of the German Catho Mr. it. .1. Galligan wiis called to New- day. tlie 20th day of February, A. D. Works, 814 W. 14th Ave. Office, 631 15th St Volk of Colon (I’anama) to the Recon LJU, being one o f the regular days o f the lic Workmen’s association to receive a hampton, lii., by the death of his mother. January Term of the County Court of (lx)ui8ville, Ky.), some time ago, deputation, as is usual every year at the the; Clt'v and County of Denver. In the TELEPHONE 2373 1461 LARIMER ST, Cor. 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rj-an and family State o f Colorado. I, AVilllam O’Ryan, Rev. T. St. John, who was in char^of Fulfils Her Vow i Vatican. leave Monday for Burlington, In. administrator of .said estate, will appear the Catholic mission -of Old Pro\^ence before the Judge o f said Court, present JOHN ANGLUM On Monday afternoon the Misses my final settlement as such administra island since 1004, died in the h o ^ t a l at The great Catholic composer, Sir Ed- Muynie and Elizabeth MeCarth.v enter tor. prav the approval of the same, and Panama a few months ago, laying been will then apply to he discharged as such SUPERIOR ERECTS STATUE TO COM- Klger, has added another to the list tained at bridge, eoiiqiliineiitary to Miss adminlslrator. At which time and place Pioneer Drug store ailing from kidney disease/since last MEMORATE SAVING OF HOSPITAL brilliant achievements in the world any person In Interest may appear and Genevieve Seiter. present objections' to the same, If any. Establisheded 47 Years. Prescriptions Carefully Preparetl spring. He bad been ordained by Arch ------of music. His latest is a violin con Mr. J. A. Coffey is recovering from the- there he. bishop Kendrick in 1801, iind was chap Dated at Denver, Colorado, January certo; gi-ippe. Itth, ISll. lain of the army duriiig the Civil war, Wallace, Idaho.—^A beairtiful statue of ______WII.LIAM fVRA'AN. A little son was horn to Mr. nml Mrs. Administrator of the Estate o f Janies W . P . HORAN at the close of which Ue was sent to the the Saviour, with arms outstretched in; Sovereign Pontiff has appointed Charles Moore .laniiury 8 . Naugh'on. Decea.sed. archdiocese of New York. It was in the lileading, erected recently on the lawn of Jules Repond of the Canon de William H. Andrew, Funeral Director Mrs. Dan Mahoney is acting ns chap .Attorney, year 1908 when Rcv. .\lbert Stroebele, the Providence Hospital, marks the fu l"; Rriiidnrg to the command of the Swiss erone for tlie young ladies wlio are tak 1525-1527 CLEVELAND PLACE, who had establi/lied the first Catholic tillnieiit of a jiromise made by Sister. ju .guccession to Baron Leopold ing part in tlie .Elks’ niiiistrcls. PHONE 1368 DENVER, COLO,' . t mission in Obf Providence island the Superior Anthony, of the Order of the Meyer von Schauensee. Mr. nml Mrs. John W. T..nngley enter Monumental Sacred Heart, wlien Wallace was burn-! ‘ ______year previou^ visited the States to col tained at liigh five Thursday evening in Works lect funds /oT building a church in said ing last August, that if the hostital EUREKA Tlip appointmejit of a woman to a pro honor of their aniiivcr.-ary. ROBERT HOUGHTON, Prop. island, t r o u g h Bishop Allen of Mobile, should be saved from the flames she fessional chair in the Catholic institute !Mrs. Harry B. Killiiiigli has been quite Office and Salesroom: Ala., where Father -Stroebele stojiped would liave tlie statue erected ns a mem- Paris is without precedent. The lady sick for Hie past week. whilc/waiting for a sailing vessel to go 1942 BROADWAY. w ii'l wlio lias been elected to a professorship Tlie Young Ladies’ sodalitv of ,8 t. Pat- MITH-BROOR b a y to Hk‘ island, he made the ircquaint- Sister Anthony' was in !Missoula on jg Msulcmoiselle xlndrc. She will lecture Printers Engravers Stationers rick’s cluircli are planning to give a S y(ce of Father St. John, who was then the night of August 20. Rweiving news ])mRg ^nd liis work. dance in the near future. H. A. Holmberg already in his lioth year. Having listened that the city was doomed, she ordered ------„ . Societys Stationery, Office and The Jlisses Mae and (Vlia Collier en- to Father Strmdxde’s story of establish the Sister in charge of the lio.spital to; It is announced that ^f. Merry del Val, testained Hic Britlge club Friday aftcr- Wall Paper and Paints ing the first mi-ssion in the little island, liave all the patients taken to Missoula brother of the ('ardinal Secretary of ilooii. Miss I’lirl (lihsoii received the House Painting Paper Hanging, old Father St. .Tohii l)^(-,\me embued with aiiil then direct all efforts toward saving State, will shortly be iiominateJ to bis Decorating. I SCHOOL SUPPLIES | jirize for having tlie liiglicst .score. The 220 South Broadway. Phone South 432 such entbusia.sm that he begged Father the building. ' father’s old post ns Minister of Spain at visitor's prize was given to Mrs. Jidiii C. Stroebide to take him along and the latter Speaking of the fire,'Sister Anthony Rriissels, where he and the Cardinal stud- Curtis. 1733>47 CALIFORNIA STREET, DENVER Tel. 2229 Main. Established 1896 gladly did do as he was the only jiricst said roceiitlv: . >ed as boys at the Jesuit college. The L. C. B. A. ladies will give a eard FRED M. CLARKE, Propr. in the island and one year, in order to ‘‘Tlie saving of the hosjiital certainly: , ------party on Friday evening at St. I’ati'ick’s Biakc his annual confession, he had to was an net of Providence. Although the | Hon. Michael J. Ryan, national presi- hall. Clarke’s Restaurant make a voyagi' to the coast of the main firc enme close to the building and th e' dent of the United Irish League of Open 6:30 a. m. until 8 p. m. FOR GOOD WORK CALL UP land, the round trip taking three weeks. grounds on every side the place was n o t' America, and actively identified with the Mission Closes. Furnished Rooms Upstairs. 1546 CURTIS ST. Denver, Colo. (The island is east of Nicaragua, but be tonihcd at all. While the lio.spital itself business life of, Pliiladelpliia, has been One "of the most siiecessfiil missions Personal Experience; 20 Years. longs to Columbia, S. A.) Father Stroe is built of brick the isolation hosjiital, elected a trustee of Tcmide university in ever condneted in Pueblo closed Sunday Colorado Laundry bele himself had .sailed for the island in tile laundry and otlier buildings adjacent city, evening at St. Ignatius Chiircli with a P h o n e 7 4 1 2207 LARIBjlER . 1901 induced by an article by tire above ate of wood and highly inflamablc. ! very iiistriietive sermon. Preferred Trading List mentioned Rev. P;-A'olk, who had stated. “At lialf-iiast nine o’clock that niglit instance of the great progress the Sunday afternoon one of the mission- 'We do not hesitate to recommend c' e following firms to our people u In said article, that no Catholic priest tlje water in the tank failed those who revival of the ancient language is making iiiy fatliers gave a taljc to the young strictly reliable, and suggest that you Telephone 2851 give them a share of your patronage. had ever put his foot ujion Old Provi were fighting the fire and it looked as Irel‘" ''l is afforded in the announee- ladies of the different [larishes. CATHOLIC 1 7 4 4 dence. Father Stpoebele Who at that time if tliere was no chance of saving any- of the coming publication in Dnb- Sunday morning everyone eoinpleted lee Cream, Candlee. WORK A had charge of the Negro children in tliing. Then it was that the flames ‘'>>itiou " f t''‘‘ Mi’ssciigcr of the the mission by going to holy oommnnion, Ice Cream, Candy, Cake and Bakery SPECIALTY Lawrence ntaelied the flume on the side of the Heait in (lUclic. Goods. THE GEO. SELL BAKING A J>ouisville, Ky.. at once rrffered his ser and never la-fore had the cliiircli been CATERING CO„ 614 16th 8L______Estimates Given on vices to the .\rchbishop of Cartagena, li^ll, burning it and letting tlie water run so filled. Work From Out Go. Street Resolutions condemning low theaters PIctare Framing. of the City. Columbia, who gladly acepted them, .^f- down into oiir walk. With tliiit hel]) the Too miuh credit cannot he given to and offensive moving picture shows were ter a peribnes voyage of fourteroi days institution was saved.” Father Wololian nnd Father Oaril.v in ~TH E HANDICRAFT ART SHOP, adopted at the,quarterly meeting of the Originality, Harmony, Individuality which he had to make on a small fisher The statue is six feet high and stands siH-nring siieh fine speakers and in look Diocesan Union of Holy Name societies In our Framing of Pictures. sailing Ismt (no steagner going to the on a pedestal of the same height. ing after tlie welfare of their jiarisli by K. of C. Bu'Iding,, 509 1 l;h St. in St. Thomas Aquinas’ School Hall, reviving of the fluttering sparks of relig SEE THAT YOUR HOME IS PROPERLY HEATED island) fronvjjie coast of Costa Rica Philadelphia! he arived and found not one Catholic ion ill a few of tlie parisliioiiers. ' Banka. No home Is strictly modem, nor yet entirely comfprtable, unless heated by steam or hot water. Ask us. We can tell you. Ask your customers foe there, but three Baptist chnrchcs. Offer HELPFUL THOUGHTS. I HE UEIUIAN AMiiUllCAN TUUS'J Byers pipe on your plumbing and heating work. It is better and lasts long I The Arclihisliop of . Jlilwankee has Weddings. COMFAN Y, ing his services to one of the jircachers. Lawrence and Seventeenth Streets. er. We handle a general line of Heating and Plumbing Goods, Waterworks withdrawn all faculties from a Syrian E. Howard, for a revival, or a mission ;llow often liave we taken a farewell Miss Gem-vievp .J. Scitcr nml Mr. Her Supplies, Pig Lead, Fire Hose, Sewer Pipe, Cement, Pumps and Windmilla, priest, Rev. Ibrarim Istfaan (Abraham CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK AND as we call it. the jireaeher, after secur glaiice at a friend without having been man H. Maroncy were married M’cdnos- TRUST COMPANY. Etc. We handle the best grades of Garden Hose, Sprinklers, Nozzles, Elto. Stephan), slating that ‘’letters from the Arapahoe ^nd Fitteenth Sts., Denver. Call on us, and ask to be shown the latest plumbing fixtures. Now in onr ing the consent of his jienple. necejited aware of it at the time. Had we known (lay morning at 7:30 o’clock liy Hie Rev. Propaganda and the Apostolic Delega new building and salesrooms, ^ not only the offer hut declared to Father thnt our eyes were meeting for the last Fatlier Wololmii. 'Jhc bride wore a UuteU and Cafes. tion, Wasliington, sjiow that lie lias‘'no StroelH'le that the jilatform or jmlplt time on earth they would have said far gown of Copenhagen blue crepe de cbene J. J. KROTTER, OYSTER AND FISH Corner Fifteenth and Wynkoop Streets proper credentials as a Catholic •priest.” and carried a shower bouquet of Ameri HOUSE. was his for a week or two. just as long sweeter words and kinder ones. 114 ISth St., Bet. Stout and CallfornlA THE M. J. OTALLON SUPPLY COMPANY as he would keep up the revival, and can bcnntic.s and lilies of tlie valley. Miss Father E. Stanfield, the priest-compos Ualrics. ______that he couhl make hi.s ow 11 ji'rogram for k good lionest laugli at a good honest Agnes Maroiiey, Hie maid of lioiior, wore er, author of ” 0 Sacrament Divine,” is a gray gown of crepe de clieiie and car Honest MJlk from Clean Cans. " tl e servieea. joke or hit of sarcasm rnlis out the gath living in retirement at Clapton, London, WINDSOR FARM DAIRY CO. ering wrinkles-of care; hut an ill-tcm- ried [link roses. Mr. l l ’illiam Seiter act Early delivery everywhere. Main 5136 and has just cclehrated his golden jubi ed as groomsman. Only Hie relatives Father Siroehele a*ovihed this friendly pered joke is like a ■ poisoned arrow, Sanitary Work. lee. At the time of the definition of the = b R IN K = = reception on the part of the jireaeher which make a wouiuL and leaves its and intimate friends of the contracting D o n 't B o o s t Iminaciiliite Conception, lie wrote the CLARK-SEULDEN SANITARY CO. and people t<> the iiiteroession of the poison after it is withdrawn. [lartics were iire.sciit at the ceremony. Ureaue Traps, Cesspools and Vaults For iSorrowfiil Motlier^_to whom he had rec "Oh, Mother, Weleome Is the Feast.” Mrs. .Afaroiiey is the elder danglitcr of Cleaned. 3223 Curlls St, Main 1832. Wholeaale Grocers. Your ( ommended his work expecting it to he If we are commonplace and indifferent, ^ I'cticdiiaalismlimb Fatlier Paul Alhet-a, at the general Z a n g ’s Seiter, and has lived Town ui great success ns it afterwards really we will find other people so Mind find TUB P. 8. HESSLER MfiRCANTILB a eliaiiter of the Salesian Congregation, fc. She is a graduate Cu.— Otoe Brand Canned Vegetables, PILSENER ^ j^roved to he. its' level, just as water does. A really Canned Fruits, Spices, etc. Denver. Your held at>Tnrin, Italy, w as elected to the fjo prvjMircd a tcm))orary altar and original and synqiuthetio person will find of Lorirtto academy, and is one of the office of snperior-genernl of Hie order. Knocker 1 State celebrated ma.ss every day during the others interesting and agreeable. A’ lov- popular members of Hie younger social He was horn at None, near Turin, in .set. CLATERITE ROOFS made, put on and 1 three weeks’ mis.sion. From the third ing Christian spirit will find others worth guaranteed anywhere In the state. day, the ri'citing of the rosary preceded Mr. Maroiiey is enqiloyed in the offices West. Blaterlte Roof. Co., 841 Equit loving. To complain of those we meet is pxtraordinarv to the Salesian houses able. M. 3574. the evening service, it having taken less of the Uolorado Fuel
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00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 o o When the train reached the next sta — - o tion the guard punched the tickets, Colorado Springs o while the nihilist pretended to doze in o Cobnilo SpriDfs I for‘SJ Propagation of the Faith A NARROW his corner. As soon as the two were ° RIGHT REV. J. FRERI, GEK’L. DIR. g again locked up and on their way Helen said; St Mary’s Church ' THE BEST MILK, CREAM, O 627 Lexington Ave.New York, N. Y. O ESCAPE BUTTER AND BUTTERMILK O O “You can't leave the train at Paris Order o, divine aervloes on next Son OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO day will be as followac. Delivered to all parts of the city. In that costume. You would attract F irst Mass a t (:tO a. m., short iB' Growth of Catholicity On the Ivory i Chinese ladie.s also rome, with their fani-1 It Is Effected for Another the attention of every one. Must yoii stru ctlon . Second Mass at S a. m. akort la- Sinton-Ruj^ic Home Dairy Co. Coast. ilies and they always seem pleased.” by an American Girl be disguised';” atruetton. “ The Russian embns.sy at Paris has Third Hass (Chlldren’a Maas) at • ♦19 8. El Paso 8 t Phone Main 442. ^With Sister Catherine’s letter were in -, a. m„ with Instruction. a list of all Russian political fugitives Meniiii is a village of the Attiee tribe, closed some pictures of little folk, birds, High Mass and sermon at !• a. m. By KATHLEEN J. M’CtRDY and keeiis iiersons at all stations to Sunday school at 3:S( p. m. on the Ivory Coast, West Africa. It has animals including monkeys, flowers and; Vespers and Benediction at 7:tS n. m note arrivals and departures. These de Confessions svery Saturday aftsr- conventional figures, all in the typical a population of al)Out fifteen hundred Copyright. 1910. by American Press tectives have my photograph and are noon from 4 to 4 o'clock, and fron Chinese colonies. The designs were Association. 7:S0 to 9 o’clock In the evsning. soul's. The Attiees include tlie lycpains Instructed to procure my arrest.” First Friday of every month It and the Baudiiis. The majority of the daintly prepared by the native children : “Then you must be carried. When honor of the Sacred Heart, Maas at ’ See Us lor House Q ea iig Heeds and 7:Zn a. m.. Rev. Q. Raber, paster latter live in the forests and are still who' are under the care of the good mis-1 Mias Helen Armstrong, an American we stop again I will telegraph my fa Rev. Charles Hagns, assistant pagans, but during my visits to them I sionary sisters at Cheng-ting-fu. girl, traveling between Loudon and ther to have an Invalid’s chair at the Holy Mass during the week at f Our Prices Will Save Yon Money train on arrival and a carriage outside. have been well received. Congo Chiefs Have Many Wives. Paris, having crossed the channel fmm o’clock a. m. You can slip Into the chair from the They never rejmir to the settlements In the Congo it is a mark of opulence Dover, entered a railway compart- car door and Into the carriage from KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. o f the white men. save when they are for a man to have manv wives, but , There were two other Ground Floor Bazaar persons In the compartment, both of the chair. Where do you propose to some of the chiefs, having been con in need of salt or tobaeco. for which they whom got out at the first station. A go from the station—to the Marseilles verted to Catholicity, have been willing ______At the la.st regular meeting of Council pay in animals and pearls.' man came along looking Into the com- train?" J » 1 111 a m under the direction of District Dep- The Le|)ains are more inclined to min to part with all but one, this step be- partments and.%wmg” th*a7 "there was “How can I do that In these 111 fitting I I , ,, „ „ . , * uty H. C. Ham s, the new oflieers of the gle with the colonists than are thg Bait- ing, of course, necessary, before they plenty of room In the one occupied by clothes?” eonneil were installeil. The work of the dins, and are, therefore, considered more can l>e admitted to baptism. Miss Armstrong, entered and settled The girl turned her thoughts to de Poso, a village near Koutou. is n himself in a seat. The guard clbsed (listriet deputy was a treat, and never civilized. They have di.scontinued many vising further plans for her protege. catechist post. The chief was formerly and locked the door, and the train "I suppose I shall have to take you lias an installation in this eouneil. been of their savage observances. In dispo a polvgamist, hut he now has hut one aWamed on. to our hotel with, me. 1 don’t know carried out with such exactness in every sition they are amicable and friendly, STOP AT THE JOYCE HOIE , . „ , An hour would elapse before the train what father will say. or, rather, I do detail. but e.xhibit pride and defiance when , - - ' would stop again, during which the know. He’ll say we’ll nil be arrested The following oflieers Were installed: arousctl. Among the Attiee. under the;*‘‘^* a good examp e in e\ei\ re^pel o remain locked'-In with a _____ When Jn Colorado Springs______^ for complicity In some crime against (J. K., W. F. Hart; 1). G. K., .Tames F. direction of Father Boiihommc, I began his people, aial gi' hue which bespeaks northern physical Looking over the list of onr new offi 4/0 COLO. APHONE WEST(i/ The people of the Gilbert Islands, ')•' rector of tl>e Propagation of the Kaitli. home! I should have known better 16 OUNCES MAKE POUND. heritage. He was not a Frenchman, X C o l o r a d o C i t y eania, especially' the inhabitants of ^fni These boxes are mailed free on appli than to bring you.” cers, we note that five of them are con for he spoke the language with a for eyes have a mild expression. Their lips “There’s no danger whatever, my verts to our faith, viz..; ilessrs. .Tames F. cation to the Rt. Rev. .Mgr. .1. Kreri. <127 eign accent. But whatever prepos dear popsy. We've just escaiml that Boynton, N. W. Nortliwa,v, R. F. Minier, are thicker than those of the Caucauuan Ijcxington avenue, New Tork City. sessing there was about him was lost by getting safely away from the sta Ralph Taylor and \V. W. Bailey. It is a race; their hair is black. The nose of on Helen, who was burning with In tion. We'll get a room for the gentle rather unique eoineidenee and perhaps the native is somewhat flat, this def-vt Franciscan Missionaries. dignation. Gradually she gathered man at our hotel and can send him to one not duplicated in any other eouneil being caused, irt part, perhaps, by the Nearly 5,000 Fathers and Brothers of courage to say: the train tomorrow for Marseilles, of the order. habit of the children of sleeping on tlic;r the Friars Minor labor in fkS| distriets en “Von may kill me, but I shall inform whence he expects to sail for the ’land the guard of this as soon as be comes stomachs, with their faces pressed to rl:e trusted to them by the Propaganda, con of the free and the home of the again.” ground'. The.se people are of good h-'.ght taining a population of t)3,000 pagans brave.’ ” Tlip missions bi'loiigiii" to ft . Mary’s “I will not kill you, and you will not Piiri>l\ will bo nttnnlcir jogiilarly once and Catbolies., They annually baptize The nlbill.st understood no English, Star Laundry sometimes quite tall, and ;ire well pro inform upon ine.” so he knew not a word of this dia a niontli, as follows, by Rov. J. B. CIop- portioned; their joints are small, fi.eir from fl.OOO to lO.OOU adults, and from She looked at him for an explana logue e.xceiit by the expression o f the pett: 7,000 to >.0
DENVEB CATHOLIC R^QISISR. KinGHTS OF COLUMBUS. JUNIOR CLERGY EXAMINATION, O’NEILL OPTICAL CO. TAKE NO RISK The first meeting of the Council with Concursus. Selected Wheat, Sanitary Milling—Resnlt You need your eyes too much to jeopardize them. You need your cash Its new officers in charge was well at Bishop Matz has sent notices to the too much to throw it away. The “grab baii;” method Of buying glasses may 507 take both. We save you money and your eyes by careful scientific examina tended and was unusually interesting. junior clergy of the diocese calling for tion and properl fitted glasses at reasonable prices. Be convinced of this by Much busine.ss o f importance was trans a meeting for exaniimition on January 15th St giving us a call. acted. Three transfer applications and 31. This meeting will he at St. 'Thomas’ some reinstatements were favor.ibly act Theological seminary, instead of at the When your eyes give you trouble con GOLDEN ROD FLOUR sult us. The loss of Xen-e Energy must, cathedral, as heretofore, liie bishop as THE SWiGERT BROS. ed upon. he guarded against, as it counts against “Pure and Wholesome” The newly elected lecturer, J. J. Mor signs as his reason, that the seminary you when older. Examination and con 0 ^ 0 Manufacturrt li/thla city by rissey had pfepareil an excellent pro will in future be the alma mater qf most sultation free. Established 1889. OPTICAL CO. Devoted exclusively tO' • gram. Thete were short talks from the of the young priests, and that as ia mat the<^itting and Mann-] | O’NEILL OPTICAL CO. Denver’s Reliable Opticians various officers all of which contained ter of sentiment they will prolmbly pre facturing of Glasses. , I CRESCENT MILL & ELEVATOR CO. 1550 CALIFORNIA ST. valuable suggestions to the members. A fer going there. , 507 15TH ST., NEAR GLENARM. quintette consisting of .Joseph Schrieber, Joseph Kltt A. 8. La/np and .loseph Celia, violinists, FTiiik Tow BISHOP MATZ HAS BUSY WEEK. KITT & LONG ers, flute, ,1. Gratton O’Bryan, cello, and I Real Estate and Loans Dr. Edward Xast, piano, played some Right Rev. Bishop Matz administered FIRE INSURANCE m 'j Our New Location popular selections. the Roornment of Confirmation to sev Notary Public. The Rick Committee consisting of enty Iwys at Rt. ’Vincent’s Orphanage Office Phone, South 751. Is Handy for You George Pope. Otto Kiene, ami William la,St Sunday afternoon. Wednesjay he 17 B. FIRST AVE. (lit & Broadway) Fo.v made their report. They are cer Iniu the corner stone o f the new St. Houri: 9 to 12,1 to 5. Pbon« Main 8421 Shoes Are Like People Our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT PAYS 4 PER CENT. We are well tainly active in their work and they de Mary’s Aeadenjy, at Pennsylvania and eouipped to handle Estates, Trust Funds, Insurance, Real Estate, Bonds serve the praise of every member o f the 14th Ave. Friday evening he leases for and Investments. DR. J. J. O’NEIL Council. Delta, where he will officiate at tie ded Beware of the Shoe with the loose tongue, poor eyes and We invite your inspection, and will be pleased to have you call at weak sole. But you can’t tell always by appearances. You Any member knowing of a brother any time. ication of the new Catholic ehuro^ next DENTIST must find a shop where only the best shoes are kept and Op*n 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Satardsys 9 a. m. to 12 m. sick or in distress should at once notify Riinday. That same evening he vjill ad- Roomi 20 and 21, Nevada Building. where you can get expert and honest advice. Miss Harriet Saturday and Monday Evenings 6 to 8 p. m. Francis A. Werne, Custodian of the Club mipister confirmation to a class in 17th and California 8ta. Murray sells only ladles’ and children’s shoes, and she un Itooms, who will iii turn advise the sick OuVay. He expects to return to Denver derstands shoes from thfe ground up. If you drop in and NOTICE OF ADJUSTHEITT OAT. find out how much she can help you, you will have your committee. It is also desired that broth early next week. i Estate o f Cliarles ' J". Adams.son. De shoe question settled for all time. ers should, when ill, have some member ceased. The under.slgned, having been appoint LADIES’ SHOES, of the family notify Brother Werne, as j .loliii II. Reddin is in 4 he Ka.st ijtt^nd- ed executrix of the estate of Charles J. CHILDREN’S SHOES. ^ HIBERNM Adamsson. late o f the City and County in manv instanoes-tlie Council has no j iiig a meeting of the Xational Bdard of of Denver. In the State o f Colorado, de $3.50-$G .00 $1.50- $ 2.75 ; nienns o f' knowing of the sickness of a ; Directors of the Knights of Columbus. ceased, liereby gives notice that she will 1\ I5IH AND CHAMPA '* appear before tlie County Court of said MISSES’ SHOES, , brother and it never comes to the atten-1 John Laufersweiler of Fort Dod^e, la., City and County of-Denver, at the Court House in Denver, in said county, on ^ $2.50 $4.00 tion of the sick committee until their was a recent visitor to the IFuivei; Cath- Monday, the 20th day o f Februa'r.v, A. offices are no longer necessary. | olio Register office. Mr. Laufersweiler D I!M 1, at tile hour of 9:30 -o'ciock a. to. of said day. at wiiich time all persons T R U S T ^ Unique in its nature and serving as a j is a member of one of tlie oldest Cath- having claims against said estate are notified and requested to attend for tiie fitting testimony to the esteem in which olie families of the Ilawkeye state. He purpo.se o f liaving tlie same adjusted. MAKE THIS YOUR BANK he was held by his brother Knights is I is a prominent real estate man and stop- All persons indelited to said estate are The Murray Bootarie requested to make Immediate payment tlie set of resolutions of symptliy which ped in Denver on his return from Seat- to tlie undersigned. Of4pers: Earry Haroney, Chairrdan of the Board; John E. Hesia, Pres.; Dated at Denver. Colo,, tills 17th day Samuel J. Young, Sec’y and Treas. are to he forwarded to Ireland by the tie and Victoria where he has interests. of Januarv.' A. D. 1911. 427 16th Street Near Glenann. W . O. Reynolds, Wm. B. Iieonard and K . C. Barrington, Vice Presidents. Knights of Columbus of Denver to the Mrs. E. Connolly entertained at a 500 E.M.MA \V. ADAMSSON. Executrix- o f tlie Estate o f Charles J. parents of the late lamented Rev. Flor party ^Thursday afternoon. The honored Adamsson. Deceased. Roliert H. Kane. Attornev. ence J. I-awlor. guest Was Miss Kellie Eanies, who wil', ______i _____:______Frank Kelly, Res. Phone Main 7786. Leo C. Hartford, Rea. Phone So. 2509 The resolutions have lieen^ made fnto soon go to her home in the E;|st. The hook form, liandsomelv bomid in black guests were Misses Kellie Fames, Uii.r.i KELLY & HARTFORD morrooo leather. The inscription is all' Knox, Flora Brinker, Kellie Cambi'''i scroll and hand writing, the work o f W . I Margaret O’Fallon, Marguerite Conii'.lly. Undertaking Parlors •T. Iliimilton, an artist in that line. | .Aiieia Connolly, Mrs. Edward McRhc'd.y ------j and Mrs. Roger Guire. 410 FIFTEENTH STREET. PHONE MAIN 6219 Thi.s name stands for highest quality Rte|dien Collins at Rt. Jo.sejdi’s hos- j Father William O’Ryan was speaker A Clean Fuel in bu.sitiess education. Attend this school pital is getting a little ladter each day.] of the day at the last meeting of the ami a good position is a certainty. We ST. VINCENT’S ORPHANAGE. His many friends are sincerely lio])ingj Reviewer’s club. Ilis subject was "Ihe Obituary never liav" enough competent pupils to There are so many mussy features about coal 1 for Ills speedy recovery. ] Progress of- tlie IVorld.’’ wliieli he lain 11 ;d supply tlie di mands and we can prove it. .^t 3 p. m. on Sunday, January 15, with masterly eloquence. It.w as a day that the careful housewife avoids using it. She Kndbrseii by every Rank and Trust Co. IThe funeral of Herman Gabrian took seventy Iwys of the ori)hanage received long to be remembered by the membrrs WOMEN’S CATHOLIC ORDER OF FOR- prefers Genuine Gas Coke—A clean fuel. in lh‘ tiver. InvesHgation is all we ask. place from St. Elizabeth's Chureli Satur the Sacrament of Confirmation from his , ESTERS. of the^eluh. and the priiiei|)nl liss.m Call for Useful souvenir, free. day morning, .laniiary 4. Lordship, Jlight Rev. K. C. Matz assisted Cullen Court Ko. .301 5V. C. 0. F. held taught'was the gi'owth of the spirit of The fumes, dust and dirt thrown off from -a by Revs. Richard Brady, Julius Babst, Miss Mary McCabe died January 11 at an open installation of officers at the humanity ami kindness. coal fire have a ruinous effect on curtains, draper Fern Hill Raiiatorjuin. Slie was buried and E. J. Montcll, S. J. Knights of Cohunlms hall 'Thursday ev iirs. Annie McCarthy of Kew York is from St. Mary Magdalene’s Church last A large numljer of visitors witnessed ening, January 12. A very large crowd expected in Denver soon to spend some ies, and other delicate household furnishings. The Friday. Interment at Mt. Olivet. the ceremony, after which a dainty lunch attended to witness tliis beautiful and time with her sister Mrs. C. F. Hynes. clinkers from coal destroy your furnace. The funeral of Mrs. Kate Dully, moth Was s*ervc(l to the boys. impressive eeremony. Rile has been visitin gin .Seattle the past er of Katie and Hannah DulTy, took The St. Vincent Boys’ Band entertain The following officers were installed: | four months. Business School, Genuine Gas Coke would be a much cleaner S ' -J place from St. Leo's Thursday, Janu ed the Bishop with some of their latest 1731 Arapahoe Street. Hiief ranger, Mrs. Kate Meany; vicej -V'^s Kate ICgah, formerlr a resident and more servicable fuel for your furnace- The ary 12. sclM'tions. and he eoniplimented the boys chief ranger, !Miss M. Ivers; recording, of Denver, hut for the past ten years The funeral of Mrs. P. ,T. Meehan took highly on the fine progress they are seeretar.v, Mrs. Kellie Kiser; financial, making her home in Australia, was iii D. E. TERRELL, dirty, mussy features inseparable from coed are place from her late residence, 2.)33 making. secretary, Margaret Hayden; treasurer,] the city recently on her way home from Plumbing entirely eliminated in the house where coke is used. Franklin, January 15. Services were held Donations to St. Vincentls. a lour of the world, which occupied two Miss Blaiiclie Horan; trustees, Anna Hor- i The housewife saves her health and strength by at the Clinrch of the Sacred Heart. In Mrs. iliehel F. Rice of .3.3.59 High St., Marv Sliorland, Winifred Hickey;ran. years. Miss Egan’s many friends were Gas Fitting Sewerage terment at Mt. Olivet. lias called attention to the fact that the Range connecting and furnace work medical examiner, Dr.-M. D. Healy; del-] deliglited to see her after her long ab our speclaltle.s. Service the best. Rates using coke because she is not compelled to clean Anna Hayes, age Il8 years, died Janu puhlished accounts ^)f the Christmas do egate to national convention. Miss Jlar-j sence. reasonable. Plione Alain 6560, 1116 LARIMER ST. so often. ary 14 at her liOine. 1472 S. Clarkson. nations made to the orphans of the St. garet Ryan; alternate, qj-liss K^te Kee-1 M r.'and Mrs. .TiJin AL Connellv have Tht funeral services wer held last Mon \ ineent's home at the party given by nan. \ . |departed for a tour of California. JOE VAN METER day at St. Francis de Sales Church. The the Ladies of the Annunciation Aid so ^Irs. Kellie Ki.ser and Miss Blanelie] The Sacred Heart Aid Society met last Alanufacturer of interment was at Mt. Olivet. ___ / ciety. did not contain her donation of Horan were re-elected to their respective 1 Thursday afternoon at tlie home of Mrs. The Denver Gas & Electric Co. The funeral of tlie late Michael How two sofa ])illows, which brought .$103.30. offices. Mrs. Kis<>r has held the office] If- F- Ellard, 3227 Br.vant street, ard took jdace from his residence, lUOl Tile other dues and donations collected for over ten years, having always taken ' Margaret McGovern entertained Ollice and Store Fixtures CALL MAIN 4000, COKE DEPT. Thirty-eighth street, last Monday morn- at the meeting of the society on Decern- an interest in the welfare of this court j iliP Theta Beta Gamma sorority at 1521 CLEVELAND PLACE. iog. With services at the Church of the her 8 amounted to $10.00 in cash, and a since its organization. Cullen oburt is hinelieon oy^ Saturday. I he girls who General Contractor. Mission Furniture. Annunciatiob. box of orangiy given by .Tolin Mueller the first court installed in Denver. j " ''''e there were Afisses Afary Akot. An- The funeral of Mrs. Katherine M of .34.58 Humboldt street. .All nionev was A very fine and interesting jirograin | Pi’*'*'''' Hlair, Hilda Talke. Cecila Devin- Young took place from the residence of ■ turned over to the treasurer, who tend- was rendered, consisting of a piano solo] Afaurine Kennedy. Alary Doiniegan, Clothing her sister, Mrs. Hurley Maroney, 3123 i it to the sisters in charge of the by Isabelle Horan, an address by Fatlierj AlePhee, Alne Green. Helen Con- THE SWIFT SHALE BRICK COMPANY y- Lawrence stn>et, Wednesday last. Serv- ] home. Keenan. a piano .solo by Catherine Alee-1 Marparet AIcGovern. Helen AIcGov- WILL SAVE YOU MONEY ices were held at Sacred Heart Church, haiiy, an a-ldress by Dr. AI. D. Healy, | <‘''n and Bessie AIcGovern. - Hats Interment was at Mount Olivet. YARDS AT ARVADA. ' MR. AND MRS. DOYLE-ENTERTAIN. a piano solo by Mr. Louis Herbert, a' ~ ~ ’ “ ____ IXo belter preised brick mannfactared. If yon are thinking of recitation “ How .Tohnny AVatched f-f'® j j J|, t S * R C t n i l l l l l D U Shoes bnUding it -will pay yon to call and see onr product and get oar prices. FUNERAL OF MISS WUNDERLE. . j^(P{lr. and Mrs. P. J. Doyle, 1757 Ogden, babj b\ John Quinn, a solo b.\ Jose y o u r Old m a t e r ia l Office 614 E. & C. Bldg. The funeral of Miss Anatolia M. Wun- Phone Main 4295 entertained a few young j>eople last phine Ryan. After the program refresh- derle of 2(!2C We t Tweiit.v-fiftb Avenue, week at a “ Spider Wet)" party in honor Underwear monts were served. advantage ...... who was the murdered victim of an un 35c of Mr. Frank Graham of Cumming. Iowa. fortunate insane man. took ])laee Tliurs- Those who were tangled in the web THE D£ SEUEM FUEL S FEED CO. k'- J. L. Stack has returned from a fou’’ MISS DUGAN, Milliner, 828 14th St, day morning at St. Doininieo's Church. yjiss Veroyiea Daev. AHss Florence Shirts CHXS A. DE SEUEM. Prop. weeks’ trip Kiist. One of the AVliit; She was the ii'.ter of Sebastian Wun- Tom]i„son. Alisf? Fairy Stout, Aliss Sta- Plains, K. A’., papers said this of I;iS Orders Called for. Prompt Deliveij. In Standard Makes for dcrle who recently joined the Knights o f; si„ O’Connor, Afiss Ella Sbannahan, Afiss visit there: “I.eo Stack, who has been CohimbuR, and memlmrs of that organ!-; -i^,ribee, Alessrs. Frank Graham, Men and Boys in tlie mercantile business in Denver The A. Peterson Grocery Co. zations attended the sevviees. 'Die in-1 q.>aneis Coiinealy, Tom French, W ill GROCERIES, MEATS. FRUITS, First-Class Fuel and Feed for the past year, is on a holiday vi-iit terment was-at Alt. Olivet. Aliss W u n-' o ’Cimnor, Oscar Swan, CTtarles Afiller, VEGETABLES, ETC. East. Stack speaks liigbly of Denve.' Twenty Years at the Same Stand. derle-was a steimgraphev employed b y ; and Tom O’Connor. i Fish and Game in Season, —ill fart, he has .become a regular W est A Dollar’s Worth for a Dol the G. 11. Barrows Lime company. She! ______j Phone South 817. 605-607 JA60N ST. Office Phone, Champa 926. Residence Phone, Main 4256. ern boomer and oau find no words of was 21 years of age, and was highly rc-; lar all the year round PROMPT DELIVERY OUR SPECIALTY BROWN-HORTON MARRIAGE. jiraise too bigli for bis new home city .' giirded by her employes, and greatly es Airs. Alary A. Perry, one of the )iio -: Thirty-fifth and Walnut Streets teemed by all who knew her. Alay she* -Ml soeiet.v will be interested in the neer members of the cathedral pans';, rfst in peace. news of llie wedding of Alis.s Eileen Hor -1 Myitle Market has started a movement among the old ton. tlie beautiful young daughter of Air. time members of the congregation '-'j PHONE 4275. L. C. B. A. INSTALLATION. and Airs. John C. Horton of Kansas City, THE W. H. STEWART AGENCY CO. erect .q marble altar in the new catlied-1 Cor. |38th Ave. & Franklin 8 t ------and Luwrenee Brown, the son of Air. and nil as a memorial to Bishop .Joseph P. Cor. Larimer & 23d Sts. Saered Heart liraneh 310, L. C. B. -■^^-jAIrs. J. J.T ’rown of this eit.v. 'T he mar- -I- Alaelielieuf, the first hisl^op of Denver.] held' its annual installation of Officers ■ riage was the eulmination of a romanee General Insurance and a pioneer eliureliman. Afrs. Perry is ] Learn Wireless and R. R. Telegraphy on Saturday afternoon. .Tanuary 14 at which bcgjiu at a Colorado summer rc- Phone Main 576 . Established 1879 interesting a great many people in the! INAST Shortaage of fully 10,000 Operators on llyndman hall. AHhougli the ceremonies .sort, and one of the interesting inatri- account of 8-hour law and extensive 728 Gas & Electric Building movement and it is likely that long be "wireless" developments. We operate un were private,'and for memiiers only there monial events of the season. Last Easter, fore the cathedral is ready the fund for; The ^by Photographer der direct supervision of Telegraph Offi was a largo attendance. Beautiful pres-jut a beautiful celebration,' tlie young, cials and positively place all students, the magnifieant main altar will be pro- | FINEST WORK IN THE CITY. when qualified. Write for catalogue. enta were presented to’ the president, rc-J bride was baptized and la'came a Catho- NAT'D TELEGRAPH IKST.. Cincinnati, vided. ! qOR. 16th & CURTIS, PHONE GALLUP 473 2333 FIFTEENTH tT. forder, fianeial secretary and treasurer. lie, the young bridegroom being of that Philadelphia, Memphis, Davenport. Ia., Air. and Airs. C. P. Allen are enjoying, Over Bch|)lt* Drug Store. Denver Columbus, S. C., Portland, Ore. Refreshments were served, and all pres ■faith. The whole Brown family traveled ' a family reunion this week. They have ent had a most enjoyable time. The fol east to be present at the impressive eere The Campbell Bros. Coaj Co. in Denver their twelve children, five HAY. GRAIN, COAL i lowing new officers were installed by mony. 'The wedding took plAce last Homestead, $ ^ . 5 0 ehildren-in-law and nine grandchildren. WOOD. Past 'President Sister Day: President, Almiday at 9:30 o’cloi’k, in the chape] of Allen is chairman o f the state highway TIm Bm I Coal on lha Mrs. Julia K elly: 1st vice-president. 'the Ixiretto academy in Kansas City. Maikat for...... Monarch Coal eonimission. His sons. AV. F.. C. P. Jr. Mrs. Kate Callahan ;-2ml vice-president,, Airs. J. J. Brown and Aliss Helen Brown and T.' Carlin Allen, are well known civil Mrs. F3izahetli Stumlierg: recorder, Airs.]were not present at the eeremony, licing eiigineer.s. 'Hannah Patterson: assistant, recorder,j in Kew A'ork, where tliey^have spent the Phonea: Gallup 178, Gallup 183 I'nique was the distinction enjoyed by Mrs» Afary Gallagher; financial secre-; winter. The young people' will reside Airs. E. J. AfcFeeley of A'aneouver, Brit tary, Mrs. Alaniie O'Hara; treasurer,' in Denver, where Airs. Brown will lie a ish Odumbia,-who althongh a Canadian, J. B. Garvin & Co. Aliss Julia Desmond': marshal, Mrs. El-ieh.arniing acquisition to the social^eon- had tlie pleasure during her visit to Den len W alsh; guard. Alts. Kora Rock; tiiigeiit. Safety Service Speed ver of attending'fw the first time an in- DRUGGISTS ' trustees. Airs. Afargaret Day, Airs. Alary COR. 15TH AND LARIMER STS. auguaral ball under the Stars and 2401 W. old Ave. Oen-.^r, £.olo. Glier, Airs. Kate AleGroarty, Mrs. (Alirist- The Queen of Heitven Orphans’ Aid Strij>es. W ith .Judge and ^Jrs. James J. ina Travev and.Airs. Annie Sullivan; fi society met with Mrs. h, S. !^lcKama^l in Dustless perfect track and New Steel Pas McFeeiey, whose guest she is. she was nancial committee,' Airs. Hartine, Airs. the Seville apartments. Seventeenth and senger Equipment which is the finest that J. D. Seerle. James Sweeney. one of the interested attendants at Gov AIcCune and Airs. Genty. Franklin street, on Tuesday, Jan. 17. money can buy are afforded to patrons of the ernor .S'hafroth's ball. CLEARANCE SAI£ Rev. .Tames Walsh’s father and sister The Seeiie-Sweeney Cigar Co. A foil line of Knights of Columbus are visiting in Denver, and are so pleas FINEST CIGARS A n r Now Buys Men’s AdlerJs Charms and Buttons at M. O’Keefe A ed that they will undoubtedly make the The Marquette, 1725-1739 Curtis St., SMOKING TOBACCOS Collegian Clothes, that 1634 duRTIS STREET Co.’s, 827 15th street ! city their permanent future home. one of Denver's newest and most thor- ] sold at $15, $18 and $20. “ oughiy modem hotels. Is also one of ] UNION PACIFIC I Phone Main 6390. Denver. Colo. .Suits and Overeoats are includ: toe most centrally located, being sit-1 ed. I’ lain and faney weaves—an uated in the very heart of the business STANDARD RDAD OF THE WEST endless variety. , and shopping district, and within close access to all principal car lines. The Electric Standard Men’s oOo and C9e building is reinforced concrete, which Block Signals Dining Cars Work .Sliirts ...... 39c makes it an absolutely fireproof struct OQ a For Boy',' $1.00 Woolen 1VI. O’ Keefe & Co. ure. The hotel Js steam-heated and e'v- \ For further infonnation,. literature, tickets, e j o o ery room it equipped with hot and cold | faOvKnee Pants. .W e specialize in Reliable Timepieces. running water, telephone and electric! reservations, writ^ phone or call. For Boys’ g>iod Quality We design and manufacture unique and light AH rooms can be connected j lOCSuspenders. with private bath. If such he desired.! artistic pieces in Gold Jewelry. Let us Ticket Office, 9 1 1 17th St. Denver. Phone Main 5565 ! : .^ 2 MOU The rates are exceptiorially reason-, BARGAINS IN SHOES .oio show you our Diamonds before you de able for this class of hotel; room with] Red Cross Shoes ...... f n Or ptK. private bath '|1.5o; room with privl- Steamship Tickets to all Parts o.f the cide on final purchase. 'Women’s $4.00 and $5.00 ! lege of public bath It is the aim! i World, ‘ ' I srsif ilsoit ^ , of Manager D. F. Sullivan to afford i Men’s $3.50 and $4.00 j his guests every comfort and conven-; Colorado’! Favorite Beer. Regent Shoes 827«45th St. Phone Main 6440 ]; ience i^hlle they make the Marquette | ' > " l p M H « m t ...... s******a>*e 1111111 ! their home-