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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-05-23
BOISE, IDA.

Mrs. Thomas Laville of Butte, Mont.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. w. H. Riden-
baugh.
The ladies of st. Johns cathedral
managed a fine concert last Tuesday
evening at the l. o. o. F. temple, Ninth
and Idaho streets, for the benefit of st.
Alphonsus' hospital The very best To-
cal talent assisted.
Male chorus Observation-Disclosures Selected
Boise Turnverein Glee club.
Vocal solo:
(a) Roses After Rain. Liza Lehman
(b) In May Time. Obey Speaks
Mrs. z. J. Phelps
Instrumental solo-Rigolette
.....,.. ............ Para phrase List
Mrs. E. H. Hopper.
Recitation. Miss Margaret Stole
Vocal solo-'FOr This. .....De Koyen
Mrs. w. n. Donaldson.
Skirt dance ............
Eileen McCalla and Eunice Daily.
Instrumental duet ............. Trampa
Mrs. c. NJ. Stole and Mrs. F. A. .
Coates.
Vocal solo-"When Song Is Sweet
....... Gertrude San Souci
Miss Anna DAILY.
Violin solo ........... ........... Selected
Mrs. Haman King.
Recitation ....................T Hawley
Rev. Father Keyser
Male chorus ...Se Selected
Boise Turnverein Glee club.
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OGDEN, UTAH.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
ALter an efficient ten years service,
Doctor Joyce has rendered his resigna-
~, Ion as president of the school board.
Inc action is due to the fact that pro-
Iesslonal duties will occupy him to such
an extent that he cannot devote the de-
slrtd time to educational matters. The
.esIsnauon was reluctantly accepted,
a id Henry Civilian was elected to I'LL
the position
The formal opening of the Hermitage
"a ogden canyon occurred last week,
Mheil the Weber club took possession of
the hotel at one of the most successful
aIIdlrs they have ever given. Dancing
was the feature of the evening.
cards are out announcing the engage
IlIeht OF Miss Hazel Taylor of Provo to
Harold Peery of this city.
y IL Conn of Elkhart Ind. we'll
= hiloWh to musicians as the head of a
large concern that manufactures must
cal Instruments is touring the country
u, an auto, and is expected I'm Ogden
this week
+ req Massa is now engaged in franz
IIS the commission of Postmaster elias
mann which states that he is appointed
Tor Tour years from April 2S. 1908, the
udy the senate confirmed his appoint
ment
An interesting program was rendered
tuesday night in Carnegie hall. The
principal feature of the entertainment
was the address of the noted prohibit
ZIONIST, Hon. G. F. Cotterin. Wednes-
DAY morning Mr.. CottArill and party
were shown about the city and taken
through the canyon as guests of the
weber club. A. r. Haywood. president
OF the club, entertained Mr.. Cotterill at
luncheon.
Great preparations are being made
Tor the first auto road race in Ogden on
decoration day. The race will be under
the patronage and auspices of the man
agement of the Hot Springs, and the
road Will cover the ten miles between
ogden and Hot Springs Three hand
some cups will be offered as prizes, so
that all cars of different makes and
power viii have an equal chance to win.
The Salt Lake Tribune of Nav 10
makes special mention of the well-de-
liVered recitation, Boys" by Master
Paul Miller. at the entertainment by
the All Hallows college students. The
bright 12-year-old chap is the son of
Mrs. l.. E. Miller of Ogden.
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ROCK SPRINGS, WYo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kendall en-
tertained a number of friends with a
pretty card party Wednesday even
ing. High five was the game, and the
pretty prizes were awarded to Miss
Sadie Landsberg and Miss Hattie
ODonnell and to Mr. Glenn Logan and
Fred O'Donnen. After the cards a de-
licfous lunch was served. The guests
were: Misses Clara and Ella Ace, Sadie
Lan1sberg, Ellen Lafferty. Hattie
O'Donnell, Ida Stephenson and Mrs. j.
w. O'Donnell. and Messrs. Burt Smith
Fred Anderson, Glenn Logan. w. H
Thurman. Jack Evans, Ed Barron and
Fred and J. W. O'Donnell.
The funeral of Mrs. Amy Pirnard
occurred at the Catholic church on
Sunday Rev. Barrett officiating.
Pat Barrett, John Harris, Hugo
Gaensslen were up from Green River
to attend the Democratic convention
last Saturday.
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Bishop coIton,s Advice.

Bishop Cotton advises all girls who
have no vocation to the religious life
10 get married; and as a wise step in
that direction he urges them to prav
that God may send them good hus-
bands. If they expect to meet the
husbands whom God sends them, they
should eschew Saturday night balls,
promiscuous dances and steamboat ex-
cursions. When God sends a young
man to girl with proposal of mar
riage, he generally tells him the route
he shall take; and that route is not by
way of the dance hall-Father Phelan
in Western Watchman.
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Sacred Heart Academy.

Elements of anxiety and interest
combined to form solids of enjoyment
last Tuesday morning, when the second
seniors, the chemists of the house. en-
tertained appreciative on-lookers by. ex-
perimenting with acids, salts. etc, and
showing that their textbook knowledge
was practical Laboratory work these
young misses find very fascinating.
Students in the fifth, third and sec
ond year French classes passed a very
creditable examination last Tuesday.
Should they be so fortunate as to Sc
cure tripAto France. they will at least
be able to make themselves understood
in the polished tongue of that cultured
land.
Spelling, neither deformed nor re-
formed. was the test in the second pre-
paratory grade last week, and from a
list of three hundred words: not one
was missed by the following little peo-
pie: B. Devota, r. Raglan, NJ. Sheri-
dan and r. McKinnon.
a welcome visitor at Sacred Heart
last Sunday was Mrs. Belle Radden
Green, whose devotion to her old home
was manifest in the enthusiasm with
which she noted every change in the
academy and pointed it out to her hus-
band, who accompanied her Though
many, she fingered most lovingly on the
old scenes.
The spacious library at Sacred Heart.
always one of the most admired rooms
in the building, has been rendered yet
more attractive by very artistic wall
and ceiling decoration. Well filled cases
line the walls, in which may be found
valuable works in all departments of
literature. The reference library of the
academy is pronounced one of the most
complete in the state.
The s. H. A. Alumnae society mem
bers are busy planning a good reception
to mark the entrance into the society
of the class of '0S. the largest that has
ever left the academy. The date of the
reception is June IS.
The old, yet ever attractive circus
parade, was enjoyed by Sacred Heart
pupils. Some of the dignified gradu-
ates We're absent, but the enthusiasm
of the minims compensated for the de-
ficiency.
Mrs. Dr. Wright of Pocatello, nee
Ella Hogan. class 1900. Sacred Heart
academy, spent some time last week
visiting her family in Ogden.
Sacred Heart Academy, Ogden, Utah
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The World Power.

toris i'' aa brought up the subject of
si6r--l power IN his St. Patrick's day
hg - 7lo he was right i'm maintain
pogs ..'l 7.s ration has been a world
rtrers,l i9I many years, and that its
Anna ign,sl IDEAS Of government planted in
nli,.-l.s the military needs Or the
It's no,. poiey of the, country may be,
2tig en- les in its millions of free
BY IN, M. The possibilities were realized
The r,.l gent foreigners even before
ava, y''1l war and when that war nut
STRIFE 40. 1oseVer the danger of internal
Who lo o.'o dlsunion the hopes of those
We're ' ss TO witness a failure here
The eae ,-altered With full play given
habi,snt sies and activities Of the in
richlv a, with an immense domain
equala5g Ia ."ed by nature, with the un-
lie RI aa.C,tfactions for emigrants, with
"IA that was recorded after
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-05-23
.rvrpAL INTENTION FOR MAY
U,1-'1,,,,r,snded by His Holiness, Plus Y
n,votion to Our Blessed Lady.

n,voticn to our BLESSED Lacy.
r.,.o+ian ia Mary is the intention for
i,ob we are to pray during this month
N,,a,. How ready a response this re-
- NJ our Holy Father should find
r,ba hearts Of all our Associates!
,f,o- devotion to our Blessed Savior
,lr,ss,f there is none dearer or closer
me catholic heart than devotion to
". Mother. From all eternity she was
sosen by God out of an infinite num-
~ others whom He could have Sc
TOD 70 the dignity of the Divine Ma
nifty. Yet Mary and not another was
M choice for this peerless honor. SO,
~ COD nose Mary TO be our Mother.
sbo is the dying gift of her dear Son
sirfu, race. As she was given Him
ha HIS Mother at Nazareth. so He
w-.or-ad her upon us from His cross.
- Gift. immeasurably precious at
u. lime becomes infinitely more so at
ens time. The privilege of loving
~ creator with all our heart, and all
Wv mind and all our strength, is a COM
..r5s from the lips OF the living
rt-ist In ike manner the privilege of
,o,.ng His Mother is a. precept from
NJ IL eve-v Catholic heart these two
l,,,es are ever found-the love of Je-
..s ard the love Of Mary When the
Wsd came on their Journey over sandy
5sssr-. from the East. the gospel tells
y. they found the Child and His
Wotber In the devotions and prayers
~ the Church the Son and the Mother
era oyer intimately linked. How close
+ knitted together are the thoughts Of
.bsro IN the Rosary and the Way Of the
Tross, In all Christian art it is the
mage of the Child and the Mother
mich has captivated the fancy, won
no heart and held the mind and hand
the artist So, too. in the souls of
ne children Of the Church, these two
images are painted and the example of
tbeir daily lives copied. To copy Mary |
and Jesus is TO be truly devoted to |
Them
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-05-23
PASSING OF PRoTEsTANTIsM.
Will Narrow Religious Argument
Down TO Simplest Terms-"cath-
olic or Nothinu."


Down TO Simplest Terms-"cath-
olic or Nothing"
Rev. D. S. Phelan in Western Watch
man.
1t is agreed on all sides that Protest
intsm is surely dying. The Bible is
he religion of Protestants," we have
zen told from the very beginning.
5igher criticism has for. educated Prot
stants wrecked the New and Old Tes-
ament. and nothing remains of either
but pleasant memory of a Venera BILE
nursery tale. There are doubtless some
Protestants who still cling to the
Scriptures and treasure them as the in
spired word Of God: but their position
is Illogical and cannot long withstand
the terrible assaults made upon ii by
men once foremost champions Of Bible
Christianity. They will be forced into
The Catholic church or into atheism;
and that very soon.
Now, are We glad that Professionalism
passing away? Some years ago a
fadng Protestant paper made bold to
charge Us with desire to destroy
Proiestantism, and our answer to that
charge has been repeated in a mutt
sted form ten hundred thousand times
since We, frankly confessed that we
Would welcome the destruction of Prot
eGntsm, root and branch, and it's
consignment to the fires of hell. We de-
CARED that it was all evil. and that the
asged good features Of its workings
7sf the worst of its evils. The great
tN1 Professionalism was that it gave
nvv -, Il
y zoo, outside Of which salvation is
--2osible. If there were no Protest
e-usm more than half the Protestants
our cay would be devout children of
ls Catholic church.
0ui Catholics will much benefit from
N.Y. r7 disappearance of Professionalism.
oA5h 1t was strong and vigorous;
A7n us adherents went to church on
1-'1ay when they had family prayer:
sags before and after meat. and the
.,sliig Of the Bible was the occupation
y Ae evening hours, Catholics felt the
s 5.ls Of example and priests sell
e -.-N mad a. complain of failure to as
-.s' al mass or neglect Of. the sacra-
''LsS NOW that Professionalism is
".o.iDlnd and no Protestant with a
.e-' I n OF claim TO enlightenment reads
o ,s 0iole or listens to a sermon, Cath
no - afe being drawn into the current
NJ u'e general Indifference. and neglect
~, mass and the sacraments is becom-
rs rs me CRYING sin Of our day. And
~ are VIII be little Improvement until
las iast Protestant church closes its
c., is Tot ant " communicates. Then
~ ,'',9HeS viii realize once more and to
IN lul' The truth that to be Catholics
ar5 name ana not in practice. is fraud
T-o- On hypocrisy. and to be honest |
c5 ,- .he} must either get out of the
te ten or staying in It, practice its
pr az 10 the effect Of the failure of |
,es $50 ~. htIsH among Catholics we
bar, eufe that the general result will be /
n o'ig'el De every way. II will result |
ca general toning up of the entire |
,E r'I u, body the strengthening of all |
tbs .n9.eh s distinctive positions; and /
n esAtenllg Of the bonds of Catho-
lfe ''gl AMY IN al walks Of Catholic I
n H. ~ WI. narrow the argument down |
chs Slli'R e opposition: "Aut Catholi- /
US aut nuuus.
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CHURCH CALENDAR.

- Roeation.-St. Gregory VII
l3la4-T1 Roogation.-St. Philip Neri.-
6s49'o ~ ~ Rogation.-st. Mary Magda.
q "Pagzf-L3S1.O1S for the intern.
ps a6 T5 The Ascension.-2,5SL586 fol
sPiTl'uFF' St. Maximus.-1,73 1921 fol-
temper en- ST. Felix.-1,69s,775 for special
'st'0I within octave '.Ascension.-E
o. u. ~ Up: G. John. XIV, 26, xvi A.
- Messenger readers.
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EUREKA, NEV.

Judge Peter Breen returned Tuesday
from his visit to San Francisco.
Martin Mahoney went down to Pail
SADIE Wednesday on business. and re-
turned on Thursdays train.
Father Mannion, who has been alb
sent at Austin, Lander county, and VI
cinity for the past month. returned on
Tuesdays train.
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KEMMERER, WYo.'

Miss Mayme Carey of Pocatelo, a
cousin of M. F. Naylin, and who has
been visiting with Mrs. Naylin, has re-
turned to her home.
Mike Blake, who has for some time
been in the hospital at Salt Lake, has
returned home last Sunday, greatly
improved.
P j. Quealy, who has been east on
business for a couple of weeks, is
expected home this week.
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II Mary Intercedes-

You may be taken away young, you
may live to four-score, you may die
In bed, you may die in the open field
but if Mary intercedes for you, that
day will find you watching and ready.
All things will be fixed to secure your
salvation, all dangers will be foreseen,
all obstacles removed, all aids provi-
ded. The hour will come, and in a
moment you will rise; you will be
translated into a new state, where sin
is not, nor ignorance of future, but
perfect faith and serene JOY, and as
surance of love everlasting.-Car
Newman
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RAWLINS, WY0.

A large class received First Holy
Communion on Sunday, May 10. the
church being crowded to the doors
with friends who desired to witness
the ceremonies. Father ,Conrath gave
the little ones some wholesome advice
in his sermon, advice which cannot fail
to be of much benefit to them in years
to come.
Right Rev Bishop Keeene admins
tered the Sacrament of Confirmation
to a large class last Sunday.
Mass was celebrated. at the prison
last Sunday
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Followed Her Children Into Church.

MRS. Robert Nj. McLane, wife of for
mer Mayor McLane of Baltimore U.as
baptized last week by Rev. william, A
fletcher. She made her first com
munion with her son, Jack Van Bibber
10 years old. who was baptized some
time ago. She has another son who is
a Catholic. For a long time her two
sons have been going to mass. and it is
said their joining the Catholic church
was due to the fact that they had Cath
Ollie goVernesseS
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and is a granddaughter of Thomas
Cavanaugh.
Gildro Pedroli of Silver City and
Miss Elizabeth Scanlon of Gold Hill
were married MAY IA by Rev. Father
O'Donnell. The bride and groom are
well and favorably known in this sec
ton. and their scores of friends will
wish them much happiness.
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and pleased by this latest manifesto
ton of the interest taken in Nevada by
the son of John W. Mackay, whose mill
lions were made with those of Flood.
Fair and OBrien on the Comstock, and
they lost no time in conveying a CRATE
full acceptance.
June 10, commencement day at the
university, will be a gala day. The
governor will proclaim holiday and,
i'm addition to Clarence Mackay. many
distinguished men will attend the I'M
yelling and exercises.-State Journal.
Rehearsal for the annual Coronation
Ceremony viii be held next Sunday
at 4 o'clock in the Cathedral chapel.
Rehearsal for members of Junior
choir, this Saturday May 30.
Rehearsal for the annual Coronation
Ceremony will be held next Sunday
at o'clock in the Cathedral chapel.
St. Cecilia Chorus rehearsal Sunday
morning, $3.50
Rehearsal for members of Junior
choir, this Saturday, May 20.
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EVANSTON, WYO.

Frank Cashin returned last Sunday
from Los Angeles, after an absence OF
fie weeks.
Thu knights OF Columbus gave the
second of a series of delightful dances
outlined for the summer, al A. o. L.
w. hall on last Wednesday evening.
There were a large number present.
the music was superb, and all enjoyed
{ delightful time.
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EUREKA, UTAH.

i
! j. c. Sullivan. manager of the Ray
| mond-IlIinois Mining company made
a business trip to the capital last
week.
James Hanley, j. j. Sullivan.
Charles McPhee. and John Donnelly
went TO Salt Lake last week to be
present at the initiation of candidates
into the KnightsFof Columbus, which
took place Tuesday evening. May II.
A class Of $50 was put through, and
Charles McPhee took the third de-
gree.
John D. Murphy. we'll known and
highly respected old timer of Eureka,
passed away at his residence Sunday,
May 10. The cause of his death was
miners consumption. Deceased who
was 50 years of age, was born in Cluin.
County Cork. Ireland. and is the only
son of Dennis and Kate Murphy. He
came to Michigan twenty-eight years
ago. where he worked in the mines at
Calumet. Eighteen years ago he came
to Eureka where he has resided ever
since. Besides a wife he leaves behind
him to mourn his loss two sons,
Michael and Jerry. and two daughters,
Mrs McManus and Mrs. Eugene Tir-
rell Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon in st. Patrick's
church, Kew. /. d. u Dononue oTnclat-
ing. The knights of Columbus, of
which order deceased was a member,
attended high mass Wednesday morn
ing, at $50 and sent large floral
cross. Interment took place at the
Eureka City cemetery under the direc-
ton of Undertaken Eustice. The pail
bearers were: John Diamond, Dan
Kelly, Joseph Schlecht. Patrick Dow
ney. Tim Downey and Dennis Har-
rington. A large number Of sympathiz-
ing friends of the family attended the
services and followed the remains to
their last resting place.
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The Gift of Life and Its Return

There are loyal hearts, there are spirits
brave,
There are souls that are pure and
true;
Then give to the world the best you
have.
And the best will come back to you.
Give love, and love to your life will
flow,
A strength in your utmost need:
Have faith. and a score of hearts will
show
Their faith in your word and deed.
Give truth and your gift will be paid in
kind,
And honor will honor meet:
And a smile that is sweet will surely
find
A smile that is just as sweet.
For life is the mirror of king and slave;
'Tis just what we are and do:
Then give to the world the best you
have,
And the best will come back to you.
Madeline S. Bridges
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When You Are Old.

When you are old and gray and full o.
sleep.
And, nodding by the fire. take up thi;
book.
And slowly read, and dream of the
soft look
Your eyes had once. and of their shad-
ows deep;
How many loved your moments of glad
grace.
And loved your beauty with love false
or true;
But one man loved the pilgrim soul in
in you,
And loved the sorrows of your chang
ing face.
And bending down beside the glowing
bars,
Murmur. a little sadly, how love fed
And paced upon the mountains over
head,
And hid his face amid a crowd of stars.
w. B. Yeats.
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RHYoLITE, NEW.

p. A. Busch. one of the members of
the mining firm of Busch Brothers, and
located at Rhyolite came up from the
southern country Monday.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-05-23

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division. in and for Salt Lake coun-
ty, state of Utah In the matter of the
estate .of Matthew Ormond. deceased.
Notice.-The petition of Edward McGur-
rim, administrator of the estate of
Matthew Ormond. deceased, praying for
the settlement of final account of said
administrator and for the distribution of
the residue of said estate to the persons
entitled has been set for hearing on Sat
urday. the 9Th day OF June. A. D. 1908. at
10 o'clock a. m. at the county court
house. in the court room of said court in
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county. Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court
with the seal thereof affixed this
j. L. ELDREDGE. JR. Clerk
BY w. y. Farnsworth, Deputy Clerk
McGurrin & Gustin. Attorneys
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ST. Cecilia Chorus rehearsal Sunday
morning, $3.50.
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Rehearsal for the annual Coronat ton
Ceremony will be held next Sunday
at 4 o'clock in the Cathedral chapel.
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BINGHAM.

Tom stephens returned Thursday
from jaunt to- the city
Mayor Thomas CULLEN, who has
been on an extended trip to the coast,
returned Tuesday, looking much i'm
nroved in health after his several
months absence.
Francis Quinn, the genial town clerk
and general manager of the Bell Tele-
nbone company in the Bingham dis
trjct spent Tuesday and Wednesday
in the city on important business Tor
the company, and also for the town
board.-Bingham Press, May a.
rehearsal for the annual Coronation
ceremony will be held next SUNDAY
AT o'clock in the Cathedral chapel
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-05-23

Rehearsal for the annual Coronation
Ceremony viii be held next Sunday
at 4 o'clock in the Cathedral chapel