Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-12

Australia, New Zealand, Liberia ana
other countries doing their financial
business through the financial Office
Of that church IN this city They pay
a man $4,000 a year as the active head
OF u board OF directors who pass upon
church loans and other transactions Of
a financial character I'm which the
church may be interested Just what
form OF management VIII be recon-
mended Tor the care Of the finances OF
the Catholic churcn is not known but
the idea Is general among leading Cath-
OllUs that no one man should have the
handling OF the vast sums which come
T. the Catholic church throughout the
United states, particularly sums de-
signed for lts educational institutions
II Is expected that "a meeting VIII be
held shortly OF the several heads Of the
Catholic university as we'll as OF
Georgetown university with Cardinal
Gibbons, Atty. Charles BOnaparte OF
Baltimore and hnanclers holding 70 the
Catholic faith when some general plan
of handling the finances OF the church
VIII be agreed upon.
NEW MEN FOR CONGRESS
The list Of nominees for Congress az
prepared by the congressional commit
tee OF the two leading parties show
larger number NJ new men for C0n-
gress than has occurred IN very many
years. Members Of prominent house
committees are faring badly IN this
campaign Generally when man gets
an appointment ON the appropriations
la and
mlttee or the judiciary committee his
constituents have enough pride I'm his
success TO return him 10 Congress,
While few members of the present
house commltte on appropriations have
fallen by the wayside, yet that COM
mittec VIII present a number Of new
faces In the iifty-nlnth Congress
Representative Nanvorhls of Hunes-
vile, Ohio, who has been iu the house
for almost T. yeais, ana who would
have stood % good chance of becoming
chalrman Of the appropriations CONE
mIttee should the present chairman,
Mr. Hemenway, be elected 20 the sem
ate this winter In Indiana has been de-
feated for denomination and Repub-
lican Of the name OF 49, q. Dawes, a
brother OF the former comptroller of
the currency Charles O. Dawes, named
IN his stead Almost the same thlng
has happened 20 a Democratic member
Of the committee who should the
house go Democratic, would have been
next TO the chairman and influential
in shaping the money bin. Represen-
tative Rice A. Pierce OF Tennessee,
who has been In the house "A years,
was Overwhelmingly defeated for re-
nomination by Fnis Garrett, a Demo-
cratic member OF the ways and means
committee Representative sam b..
Cooper Of Texas, has failed Of Il re-
nomination, after serving II years In
the popular branch Of Congress, a ma
iorlty Of all the Democrats In his dts
trict were for nominating him again,
but by a convention system he lost
control Of majority Of the delegates,
and thus went down to defeat, 10 Is eX-
| pected that a new man viii take the
place Of Elmer j. Burkett OF the first
Nebraska district on the appropria-
lions committee should Mr., Burkett be
elected to the senate as now seems
! likely. MFR. Burkett has been an eX-
| ceedlngly valuable member OF the COM
mlttee, but as he has an ambition to
| sIt In the upper branch where ne be-
| lieves he can do more good for his state
than remaining on the appropriations
committee there will be a Keen contest
| for his place. probably participated In
by all the Republican members from
Nebraska. who will make every effort
to save the place for the state.