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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

temporary deposit 122 90
DR. to Purgatorial So
ciety dues ...... 440 90
Dr. to Alta society
dues e months) !. 12S 90
Dr. to Aid associa-
ton subscriptions. 4, sos. 80
DR., to missions given
by Father Barry. 331 90
$12. 626 so
SCHOOL.
DR.. to tuition fees
from pupils .......$ 467 so
DR. to donations for
fuel ......... go. SO 30
DR.. to rent of Adel-
phian hall -. 80. 10 90
5 566 90
PROPERTY.
Dr. TO rent of house
and store ........,.S 305 90
S sos 90
Total amount received 49,. S13 497 so
Cash balance from last year :. 7,11S So
Grand total ................$2O ,626 10
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28
Get the Velvet Edge.

It costs no more No bumps" on
shirts laundered at Taylor's steam
laundry. Phone 112.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

different churches and it, is expected
quite little sum will be raised. Wal
ter Webster has charge and anybody
wishing to donate would oblige by for
Marding same to him
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

Richard Healy, who was accidentally
shot Christmas morning. died Tuesday
at st. Johns hospital. The funeral oc-
Cured Wednesday from St. Mary's ca
thedral.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

Miss Frances Warren, daughter of.
Senator f. E. Warren. was married
Thursday noon, Jan. 26. to John j.
Pershing, captain of the United States
army at Washington. A number OF
Cheyenne people attended the wedding.
The Union Pacific Capital band gave
a. concert and dance Tuesday night for
the benefit of. the band. The proceeds
will be used for uniforms for the band
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

The charity ball given for the ben
eft of ST. Johns hospital was held
Thursday evening in Keefe hall. and
was attended by a large number of
people. including a number of the leg
islators and their wives.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. ga recep-,
ton was held at the governors man
sion Monday night in honor of the
members of the legislature and their,
wives
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

The members of~the- legislature went
on their junketing through the state,
leaving wednesday morning and re-
turning Friday night. The towns Wis
tied were Laramie, Rawlins and Rock
Springs
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

Mrs. Patrick Sullivan of Casper is
visiting in Cheyenne, Mr.. Sullivan be-
ing member of the senate.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28
EVANSTON, WYo.

Especial Correspondence
W. ]. Cashin is at present in Chicago
doing. the spring purchasing for the
firm of Beeman & Cashin.
Miss Agnes Gorrill of Ogden is the
welcome guest of BERTHE Allards of this
city.
A very pleasant informal was given
By Miss Allard on Wednesday evening
at her home in honor of Miss Gorrill
OF Ogden. Questions was the game
chosen and a most enjoyable time was
spent.
Miss Molly Murray and Miss Minnie
Gemmell, two of Evanstons most
charming young ladies start next week
for a long visit to ogden, Salt Lake
and Park City.
Miss Annie 'Coagun of Salt Lake City
is on a visit in the city with Miss Muir
ray and her brother Frank is visiting
his old chum Frank Maher. AS these
young people were formerly Evanston
ties they have hosts of friends in this
city and always enjoy receiving old
acquaintance.
The Denver. Posts Irish distress
fund is receiving vigorous support here.
Collections have been taken up in the
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

The doctrine examinations will be
held throughout the school next week,
and we wish all of the pupils concerned
the greatest success.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

The Denver. Posts Irish distress
fund is receiving vigorous support here.
Collections have been taken up in the
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28
CHURCH.

VI 2 IANJII.
DR.. to pew rents ....$1,194 25
DR.. TO single sittings
at 10 cents ........ 1,718 70
DR.. to ordinary col
lections 49,. 49,. 1,72S O5
Dr. TO Easter collec-
ton 800. ......... 1,O1O O5
Dr to Christmas col
lection ......... -. 1900 90
DR.. to diocesan col
lections ..... 49,. 81 so
DR. TO donations for
bishops house ... IL 20
iDr. 10 interest on - .-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOSEPH WELSH BOISOI

DENTIST.
Room 100 Keith Bldg. s Main s. Sail
Lake City. Phone 1lS3-Y
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

School reopened on the 9Th with re-
newed energy The old girls all re-
turned and several new names have ap-
peared upon the register.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

j. E. Bradley of st. Louis is in the
city.
]. J. Fitzpatrick of Butte is in the
city on business connected with the
district court
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

Mrs. Jacob FaIk is recovering from
severe illness. Mrs Falk recently un-
derwent an operation. and her many
friends will be pleased to learn that it
WAS successful
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

Miss Anna Dunstan of Pine. Bluffs
has been a guest at the academy for
the. past two weeks. 1t is always a
pleasure to have the old girls return 10
their Alma Mater, although it be only
for q. short time.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

Mrs. L. Mcpherson. who has been
visiting friends here for some time, has
returned to her home in Portland.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

Miss Agnes Gorrill of Ogden is the
welcome guest of BERTHE Allard of this
city.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs S. c. MacCa!lum left
last night for California, where they
will spend the remainder of the winter
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

J. r. Quigley, jr., a member of the
house of representatives is visiting in
the city as the guest OF his sister, Miss
Anna Quigley.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02

Bis Rdtbens bsne Gimme tDieber su
ibm beriibertoftte: SD babe MID
gliidliGertpetfe ittnionit geangftigf. gs
lit flithts gebroGer oDer oerrentt.
6Ohftens cine fleine Bsritducbltig.
Seben six, i9 tdnn fhpn tDtsbsr a,tfs
trete1l."
Sic ftanb tpirflib arFpesbt ba;
aber als iie nun, gfei95om nm i'm
BON Der Mabrbeit ibrer 8erFiGerul1g
81 iiberseitgen, bas fpieher RfIeibets
5iiB1en anieseh ipolIte, erpreBte ibr
Der S4ner5 bon Hellen1 eiften We5e=
rltf, unb es mar gut, boB 8rofper be-
retts on ibrer Seite itunb, 70 bob iie
fih an ieitlen Nrm feittlammern IDrns
te. 8eim NnbIid ieiner befprgteR
Miene bufdte trbeHen olsbalb elm
2d1eln iiber ibr @eli1t.
,@ie bdlten MIDI getpiB fir redf
5imperlih, 6err Baron; a5er i'd per=
fpre6e eSbnen, baB ih MIDI ieBt sus
fatnnlen1tehnen tperDe. @s t5ar MIR
Der erfte 6hritt. Der no6 Elm bisEen
neR that. gsadhber gebt es faon bel
fer."
,gfaiibsn sic, ben peiteR @es
Bis gu sS6nsr Mobnuns fdon RBt gu
riidleqen su fDnten9" fragte Ct 5tpet=
felnb. Rdtbe obsr beiahte unbesenfs
li9, tpdbrenb ibre gefdbrliden all@
gen bittenb Die feinteen fu6ten.
.Wenn itb sbnen 3unntbelt blrtts.
mir Elm tpenig gu helfsn. GieneiM be-
gegnen mir balb irgerlb ssSSenfanDerl,
Der sic aller ipeiteren Deiibe iiaera
bebt."
9rpfper reihte ibr ben 0rm, unb
fie ftiiBte f1, bur9 bic Gmpffndifs
felt bes perIeBten SSlBes bdan eeatDsnS
gen, 10 feit auf TIN, baB er fuit Sas
ean3e getpidt ibrer GeItolt 81 tragsn
batte. Mub muBten fie in furSen
3ipi16enriunten iteben bleiben, lpeil
ft9 Der gGnets bur9 bic QRarenz
olng RAID iteieerte. &dtbes eute
aaune a6er nurbe bur9 Die fOrper>
NIiGen 2eiben 11int beetlttrdtbttgt. sic
plauberte 10 better ,tnb lebhaft, afs Oh
fie ,fi3 auf eirlem Gpa5iergang befdnz>
rem, unb Gle eioentbiimli6enllmf mftdnoe
ddhen t6rer llnterhaltunq bdlb etne
9erfrouli1teit, Die Tie BEL 8rcipers
ShiiGternEeit i'm 9erfebr mil benz
petbli6en @ef6leat fonft geipiB llie'
mails angenommen baben toiirbe.
(SortfeBung fo1st)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02
6 E Aftes Rapitel |.

Die 8eiiebungsfeierlt9tett auf
'@lDersbOb tparen poriiber. Inter Der
Sbtlna6nle elmer pprnebmen unb
5abtret9eu SrauerberIammlung ipa=
rem Die iterbIi9en Reite bes 8arons
Merner b. 2tnberobe in Dds Wau1oz
leum sebra9t lporben, barinnen
f6on cine itattlide 3ubl fetner 8or=
fabren ausrubte bon ben 5reuben unb
2etben hires iroilden Manberns.
gu9 Die lebten 9dite, benen man
uls Nngeb0risen Der 8anilie ober ais
ndberen Jreunben fir eintse Sage
in ben 5ren1benaimmern beg ShloI=
fes Quartier gelpabrt bate, tparen
abgereiit, uno bas 2eben Der 3u@
rudbleibenben tebrte bem MnI9ein
na9 algemun in feline rubisen Qu@
tdgsgeleife 3uriid.
Grtpin, Der iofort feline @erabz
f6tebung nadgeIu9t unb obne peiz
teres ben in fot6en 5dllsn iibliben
l1rlaub erbalten bate, mar nit iu@
eenbli9er 5reuOigfeit uno Gnergie
an bic Iufgabe berangegangen, ipel9e
Die 8ertpdltung bes dusgebebnten 8e=
fiBes auf feline Shultern legte. llnb
Die @utsbeamten. Die oft eenug unter
benz frengen Hegiment 0ss alten 8ds
rons gefeuf5t batten, muBten fe6r
bdIb bic Grfabrung MAIDEN, baB es
fi9 nit Dem reuen Woiorats6errn
olr9uus nt9t bequemer unb dneez
nebmer arbeiten lafIe. gr bate fetne
19arfen Mueen iiberan, tpar lnermiib@
lth tbdtig unb Dulbete rllbt bic fleinite
nnbotndbigfeit eegen feline 9efe1le.
Sin sSr1peftor, Der in elmer gsringfiiz
gigen Mngelegenbeit trob Der bon Grs
min einpfangenen beitirnmten Nnrei=
fungen nn6 feinem eigenen GrmeHen
gebanbelt battle, mar ant Moraen bes
8egrdbniBtages bonn Sled meg entla1z
fen iporben, Dbgleih er felt rnebr henn
3ebn Sabre allf GIpersbDh redtihafz
fen feine 61ulbigfsit getban bate,
unb es berrfhte feitbem cine febr ges
briidte @tilnmung urter ban Qeuten,
oa ieber bic 8efiirhtuns beste, baB
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02
% oIfcts StlOer.

Die 4bbilbung bon 9etrdKern in
Molfenbeden als WpIfentbdler unD
9Bpifenliiden lit tpieberbplt BON 2uftz
l9iffern bemertt nornsn. 9enauere
S9tlberltneen bieier mertipurbign
Gri9einung bat aber er5t Brofefpr
Or. Grf in Wtiin9en gsgeben. Sci
elmer ipiiieni1aftli9en 8allonFabrt,
bie bon Miin9en aus Itattfdnb, 1T es
Sc. b. 8afus gelungen, Die Nbbilbung
me6rerer 9etpGfer in Der Mp[tenoede
pbotograpbiih feit5ubalten, gnb er
fertrhtet iiber biefe unb eintge anDere
@eoba6tungen in ben SSlultrirteR
1eronauttIhen Wtittbeilungen. 9afs
befonbers geeignet fir bieIe 4rt gfbz
biIbunQ Der Getpdffer erIdeint bic
Wplfenbede, ipenn iie rubig liegt, nah
oben f9arf unb no9 unten beIiebig
obqegren5t 1T. Die neteorologi19en
0erbdltnilTe ii6er bieier 8olfenbede
fheinen feinen btretten @infIuB auf
re Mbbiloungen 3u baben, tpoW aber
Die Minbberbdltntfie unter i6r. get
Wtnofttlle bil0en iiA audi Die fleiniten
G}etpdfer betttlt1 al, Eel ftartem
Wtnbe nur gr0Bere 5liiHe. Geeignez
tenfals bilDen Ii8 ila6 ben grfahrunz
gen b. 8aifus' 10 5iemlt9 ale iber=
boupt bor9anbenen @etpd6er ab, bonn
f!etnften 8dblein Bis 3um Strom,
DDm Siimpel biz gum ausgebe6nten
Wlopr. Gleine 8dbe feben fpie SUR
oen in Der @Dltenbede aus, Qr6Bere
8d6e unh 5liife eripeden ben Gin
brud zines Boltentbals, in tpeldem
Die 8eipDlfung aus feineln Ounf be-
itebt, Der oft 10 oiinn 1T, baB Die grbe
bur6f6iinnert.
Cine iebr intere1ante Wabrnebz
mnng ma9te b. 8afus. als Der 8al=
Ion bel elmer 8elegenbeit aus groBBer
sonbe 5iemli6 idhnea gsgen cine BON
her Sonne erea beleu6tete @olfen=
bede berabitieg. eSn bieier Wolfenz
6ede tpurbe Die Mbbilpuno zines
sSinBldufs ols feihte sSur1e erfannt,
auf btefer Sur9e aber lag Elm Moltenz
bGllen (Gumuiis), dbnli9 eillem gre=
Ben Pil5. 8eim 2anben auf Der Grbe
ergab ii9, baB bic Molfenfurbe bon
fer Star berriibrte, Der @olfenbaIlen
aber bon einem 10 Meter breiten llez
berfaamebr, iiber ipeldes bas Wa6er
als ralf9snber WaKerfall berabfloB.
Cine dbnlibe 8eobadtung bat bor
nebr als 35 Sabren Slamlnar:on qez
nla9t, Der aus Dem 8aIlon cine WDife
nnbeipegli9 an ibrer 5teGIe perbarren
Fdb, nGbrenb Der Minb nit Seftigfeit
tpebte. Der Qlnfer, bur1 ben oiee
Wolfe feitgebalten ipurbe, mar cine
Baherdnfammlung unter ibr am So
ben. ueber bic ndbere l1rfa3e Der
Ibbilbungen bon 9eipdHern in Der
Wolfenbede tpeiB man nit @eipiBbeit
ui6ts. Or. Grd glalbt, Iie entftdnoen
babur9, baB bas SlieBen bes MaFers
IN Der bariiber befinbliasn Cuff cine
setDiiIe Sori5ontafbeipeguna bsrporz
rufe; allein b. 8aHus bemerlt bdfpiz
Der, DdB man bel einsm faum eiran
bdlben Meter breitsn gdblein cine
8eeinflu1ung in bie5en, e3inne nida
dnnebmen tonne.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02

batter reidgr be6atbt babrn, ais mir
rs berntutbea St ipirb fmlieBlih
bod nift gnn3 Dergeien baben. buB
er Dir Die G5inerItelIung eiaes itan=
beseemdBsn llnterbatts fthon besz
balb fAulbig NOR, ipeil Ou Der Mdz
ioratserbe biit, 10 lanee Grtpin b. 2inz
6erpOe feline mdnnli9en Nddtonnttrt
bat."
proIper 59iittelte ben &ppf, tpdbz
renb es berb Inn feine 2ippen Sndte.
~G1fbee @rtpdsungen an3uitellen, bdt<
te er tpobl faum eiren @runD. grs
min 1T ternse1unb unp funn a9t3ig
Sabre aft tperben, tpd6renb icb
nOu baft ntcbt feline frdFtise Na-
tur, aber Du tannit i6n ni9tsbefoipez
niger iiberIeben. gBGre ib an Deiner
Stelte, icb tpiirbe Die MDsltdteit elmer
fol9en sSiigllng bei Der 9efaltung
metnes ferneren 2e6ens nicht gang
duBer 8etra9t laFen.4
.Nls tpenn ib es iiberbaupt in Der
5anb bate, metn ferneres 2eben na9
nleinem @efa[len gu geitalten! Sh
babe ipeber einen 8eruf nod Die Rruft,
mid burb an9eFrengte Qrbett 5u trz
senb einem @erufe tauglid gu MAJ
den. Metne 9ebre9lidtett lteBe MIDI
Ii9erlt9 iiberau i9Dn beim er1ten Nns
lauf itiir3en. DAB icb oies armielige
8afein iiberbaupt mod tpetterI6leppe,.
min mir 3utpeilen als bic idmmerli9z
fte Nurrhett erIdetnen,
limb Du glaubit, baB i6 Did
fortla1en tperbe. jebt tpo ib fpeiB,
baB fpIcbe @eoanten in Deinem
RopFe umge6en2 9lein, proTper. ieBt
berlange t9 ni6t nur meinetpegen,
fnnbern audi Inn 0einetpillen ous
feterlt9e 8erfpreAen, buB Du bleibit.
Qn benz Sage, ipo Oeine mannese6re
es Dir in Wabrbeit ber6ieten tpiirbe,
Die 8aftfreunbi9aft BON glbersbOh
LANCER in 4nIprud gu ne6men, an benz
Sage, bas gelobe i3 Dir nit @ort
unb 9dnbT9ldg, etr1ge i9 nit Dir"
uDu? 9te 8r8aut bes Wfuipratsz
berrn?"
SD tpiirbe tpeber bic 9raut nod
bic Satin zines Mannes biei6en, Der
Did beleibigt."
v@bttba, meine treue, 6errlthe
S9tpeiter!" rtef er nit baIberitidtsr
@ttuue. llnb e6e 1ie e5 btnbern
tonnte, tiiBte er nit leibenlbaftliber
SnbrunIt ibre Sdnbe. rSSSa, i9 bleibe
10 lange 0u metner bebarfit. l1nb
mas au9 INNER Did beoroben mag
= i9 itebs gu Dir. SD Dsrlofle Did
ni9t."
limb Ou tptrit Did mir gu ltebe
5tptnger, Grtptn freunbli4 au begegz
men, nidt pabr? Sd CLAUDE. baB
er bic bette 2l6ii9t bat, in 5rteben
nit Dir gu Ieben. 9tu9 penn es
Dir ni9t geltngt, 0einen alien @roIl
gegen ibn 5u iiberipinben, folIteit 9u
ibn tpenigitens ntdt often duBern, 10
lunge er Dir tei1len NulqB Oa5u
9tebt."
SD tperbe es berIuden unG tperbe
@rptn aus Dem @ege geben, mo es
mDglt9 tit. N@, Gbitbu, baB Ou
Did t6m berIoben muBteit, gerabe
ibm!"
n@till! Gs 1T 3ipetGos unb grau=
fam, mid bariiber jeBt nit @prpiirz
fen 5lt qudlen. ltnb nun LAB mid
eine @eile aGein. SD babe eintge
bringenbe 8riefe gu I9reiben.
sic iebte itch bulb nahber tpirfIi9
an ben S9retbtiIh, aber Der 8rtef
an grtt 6aaager fam ni9t au Stunz
De, obipaBl ite ibn bret ooer bier Mal
bon Reuem begann.
uNein!" lagte iie enblid. bic 5eber
trobig Bel Seite tperfenb. nSeute ni9t
= beute nod ni9t!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02

Gaftrotp miro als Hqpolsou bon
8ene5uela be5sibnet. Mog gein, boB
er ipsnigitens Elm abniic6es Gnbs
nimmi, fpie Napoleon.
X u
gBer ton auf &ubm unb Ebran IN.
Gleihs einem, Der Mrlenit ibf;
Mlan mub ibuL ion Ct tpeiter leben,
8eitdnbig grDB're Dpien aeben,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09
How's Thia7

We ofor ono Hundred Dollars 70.
ward FOR any case Of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
?. J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known p.
J. Cheney for tho last l5 years, and bo.
lieve him perfectly honorable In all
business. transactions and financially
able 10 carry out any obligations made
BY bic Arm.
wALDfNG, KtNNAN a MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halle caiarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 20 cents
per bottle. sold by ell druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for eonsilpa
tlon. q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09
Bionstierne Bjornson's Birthday.

Christiana, Dee, 9. - Bjornsjerne
Bjornson, the Norwegian poet, is 73
years old today and the event is cele-
brated in all parts Of Norway with
great popular enthusiasm Literary
and singing societies all over the coun-
try have arranged celebrations in hon
or Of the poets birthday, with music
recitations and orations. No man in
Norway has endeared himself TO the
people Of that country more than
BiornsOn, whose literary works, pan
ticularly his earlier novels and poems,
are known TO every Norwegian. His
eyes, We Love With Fond Devotion" "
put to music by Rikard Nondraak, has
become the national anthem. His
set to music by Ed
ward Grieg, is one Of the grandest Choir
uses for male voices ever written and
is sung wherever there are Norwegians
to be found.
Biornstjerne Biornsou was born De
cember 8, 1882 at Kvikne, Osterdalon,
Norway, where his father was a cler.
gyman Six years later the family
moved to Romsdalen, a district famous
for its magnificent scenery. AZ the
age Of II Biornstierne was sent to
school, but his progress was not rapid
lie showed great powers for organiza-
tion At that time he issued a hand.
written paper, called "Liberty." AZ
the ago Of Is he went 10 Christiana
and at Heltberg's school became, with
lad Of his own age, who have since
made their mark, such as Henrik ID
sen, Jonas Lie, A. o. vinie and others.
While at school Biorstierne wrote his
6rst drama, "valborg," In 1853 he
entered upon a journalistic career and
three years later wrote the drama "Be-
tween Battles" and, while in Copen-
hagen, during the same year, began his
arst famous novel, "synnovo Solbak-
ken" Many other novelistic and dra.
matte works followed in rapid success.
sion. In 1850 Biornson visited tho
United States ana was received every.
where with great honora He has al.
ways taken great and active interest
In politics and has taken part In many
campaigns, always supporting the Left
with bis personal magnetism and 70.
oratory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09
VIII plseusa ohild Labor

Washington, d. G., Dec. o.Thc Ma.
iioual Child Labor committee, an or.
ganization composed Of a large mum.
bcr Of prominent men and women In.
tcrcsted In tho regulation and rcstric.
tion Of child labor In the United State,
opened Ice annual convention hero %.
day. Tho list Of speakers who will al.
dress tho meeting includes many dis.
iinguished men, among them Secretary
Of the Navy Bonaparte, Prof Felix Ad.
Der Of Columbia university, Senator
simmons Of North Carolina, Rcprcent.
aiIvc John Sharp Williams Of Missis.
sippi aud Samuel Gompera An effort
will be made not only 10 interest those
states IN the movement whore no laws
FOR tho protection of children have
been passed, but 30 enlist tho support Of
President Roosevelt and Of congress In
favor Of plan for regulating child
labor by national legislation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09
Now Paper Afm IN Washington.

Tacoma, Wash, Dec. "a number
Of capitalists, oonnocted with ono OF tho
largest paper companies In tho United
States, following suggestions by J. y.
MIN, who 10 greatly Interested In tho
scheme, have secured a location at
Sunset Falls, snohomish county, for
a paper MIN, which win cost ti ,O00, 900
and win give employment 20 900 men
Sunset Falls is an immense water fall
ono mile from Index, capable Of being
developed into a capacity Of 10000
Horsepower. Tho company win manu-.
faeiure newspaper and pulp and will
use spruce aud poplar q which there is
a great sbuadahee IN nearby forests
10 has secured concessions from the
Great Northern railway, permitting sea.
board terminal rates, The company
win shin largo Quantities Of tho pulp
10 che Orient an Mr.. Hill's steamerA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09

Atlanta. Ca, Dec. 9.--In conform
anco with an invitation cent out by
Miss Anne Wallace Of the Carnegie II
brary Of this city representatives OF
Libraries in Alabama, Florida, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas, Virginia and Georgia met here
today at the Carnegie library for q
two dayp' conference. The object Of
the meeting is TO promote cooperation
and uniformity Of methods In the work
Of the Librarians and 10 interest tho
public IN tho matter Of libraries and
induce them 20 make moro extensive
use of them Besides a considerable
number OF Librarians and assistants
from different parts Of tho south there
arc several prominent librarians from
tho north present Tho morning go
siona NJ tho conference will be devoted
more particularly 20 subjects Of spe.
ciai interest 20 Librarians, tho even
ing sessions win be moro popular In tho
character Of tho questions discussed
AZ che session today Miss Wallace
submitted an interesting report Of The
success Of tho library school for south
orn girla, which was on,iorsed by Mr..
Carnegie for three years a. an expert.
mont. Tho purpose Of the school Il 10
give a years eourso In library train
Ing, for which a certificate will be Civ
on. Tho school was established In tho
spring Of this year and n very sue.
eessfuL Tho eiass Of thls year consists
OF ten young womcn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09
Fighting tho Janitora.

Chicago. H., Dec. o.-Thc board Of
education Of this city is 10 a rather
position. For many months
complaints from principals, teachers
and school trustees have come in.
charging various school panitors with
negligence. carclcssncaa, inuboriiuas
tion aud impcrtincncc. Although in
nearly every case thc charges have been
fully subsiantIaied. the board Of edu.
cation does not feel inclined 90 de
riplino tho guilty ianitors. ne they fear
trouble with the union Of tho janitors
and organiEch labor IN general AZ
.ho same time thcy feel that Il 10 aimp.
.y ruinous 90 permit the ianitors 10 no
gleet their duties AMI refuse 30 take
orders from tho principals and teach.
ara A few ~ tho moro Independent
of the hoard favor summary
measures, but tho majority Is afraid
10 offend tho unions and refuse 10 take
radical steps iu the matter,