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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-05-09

of this religion and whose pontifs, even to the
days of the conquest, exercised supreme authority
from their seat of government, either at Lyobaa or
Mictlan, in the state of Oaxaca. But the changes
which took place III the religious rites of the people
since those early days make it almost impossible tc
determine whether these strangers were Buddhsto
from India or Christians from Europe.
If they were Christians they probably belonged
to the HISTORIAN heresy condemned by the Council
of Ephesus in A. d. 431.
1t is difficult to account for the existence and
reverence for the purely Christian cross among
these pre-Coumbian people, unless you assume the
worship of this cross was introduced by strangers
from Europe or the Christianzed coasts of Africa.
Conceding the Asiatic origin of the American In
dian, it is easy to trace the existence in America
the worship of the peculiar symbols bearing anal
ogy with some one or all of the non Christian
crosses Humboldt i'll the third volume of his
"Kosmos" thinks that the sanctty of the cross in
nearly all systems of mythology is due to prim-
tive worship of the four cardinal points. Anti
Christian writer's exhausted perverted ingenuity
in their unholy attempt to degrade the sacred sym
Dol by associating it with indecent or phaylic wor
ship.
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.OyalA Bt>~77t~Ad
Mexico City
MAMMY'S SONG
Mexico City.


| had an old black nanny who used to sing to me
All kinds of funny little songs and funny poetry:
One of dow sweet chariot" one of "cane in the
brake"
One of her old white Massa, of possum and hot
hoe-cake,
And more about cheap O things" -but the one
that [ liked best
Was one she sang when | went to sleep with my
head upon her breast
Twas:
"Hil" said de Postum, "des shake dat 'simmon
tree"
"Goyl" said de Rabbit, "yous shakin' dem on
mel"
Den dey picked wild der claws,
An dey licked der paws
An dey TUX heap home to der Maws-
heap, oh heap, honey, home to der Maws
Then [ would raise my head and beg, ooh sing It
once againp
And she would say "Hush honey chile!" and rock
and pat me. Then:
"Dey picked wild der claws,
An dey licked der paws,
An dey TUX heap home to der Maws-
A heap, oh heap, honey, home to der Maws-
Oh heap, oh heap oh a heap, heap, heap,
Oh hee-ee-eap-Oh hee-ee-eap-"
And | never heard the end, because I always fell
asleep.
Laura Spencer Portor
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THE MTERMoUNTAN AVID COLORADO CATHOLIC: WAY 9, 1903

in her arms she held bundle of white ilk and lace
Before he could do more than gasp the bundle
was in his arms.
at is your grandson" said Mary. See. he Is
like you. Now you will forgive us, since you have
a grandson"
According to Goodwin. who stood in the back
ground, the Squire's eyes filled with tears His
face worked as he looked down at the crumpled face
of his grandson. Then he extended his hand gravey
to Edgehl Then he kissed Mary Then he shook
his fist at Goodwin, but she was not afraid
you will let me have him sometimes" he said.
Goodwin will nurse him. and he will have your
room with the window for his nursery"
And so that was the end of the Squire's anger
upon Christmas day.-Katharine lyman, in the
Catholic Weekly, London.
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,ou II have not cross I will make no progress
Award $msfd heaven A cross-that is to say, all that
wb uIos Cs-is the sting which stimulates us, and
mo oT which would remain stationary, receiy-
BY 4 aLI the dust of the road and perhaps sinking
psbs sfees INTO evil. A cross is the spring which
resists US forward in spite of our apathy and our
's'ahce-Golden Sands.
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Ogden. Utah. April %. 1905.

Dear Aunt Busy: I thought that l would write
you few lines to let YOU know that I have not
yet forgotten you. The beautiful month of May is
fast approaching. / have made up my mind to
keep little altar for the Blessed Virgin Mary
during the month, so I may have a little rosary
Wishing you many thanks for this great offer that
you have kindly made your fond niece,
MARY KIFHM
1884 Washington ave-. Ogden. Utah
At last the Ogden nieces have remembered
iunny fat old Aunt Busy after many months of
total neglect. She viii certainly be pleased to send
you pretty rosary and holy picture
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LETTERS AND ANSWERS.
Ogden. Utah. Apr.

Ugden, Ltah. April % 19OS.
Dear Aunt Busy: This is the first letter | have
,-irtcn to YOU, and would like very much to be
me Of your neces l am 10 years old and go to
he Sacred Heart Academy. The month of Nav
viii soon be here. and l am going to keep a little
altar fer the Blessed Virgin Mary during the holy
month oI May. If | can have a little white rosary
+ viii say the beads during the month of May. and
wishing YOU many thanks for this nice offer. your
loving niece, EBBA FREBORG.
1884 Washington ave-. Ogden. Utah
Aunt Busy gladly welcomes new niece. partic-
uIarly one from Ogden. Aunt Busy will gladly
send YOU pretty rosary and holy picture this
month.
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tbbA tREBURG,
FL Paso. Tex. Anril d zoos

II 1 '1'V' ON.' IJUS.
Dear Aunt Busy: This is the first time have
written YOU wanted to write to you sooner but
mother was sick and | couldn't do it. | have cot
ny little altar ready for the month of May. | am
going to 60 to May devotions every night. went
10 the rosary and benediction every Wednesday
and Friday during Lent. l guess will close YoIr
loving niece, IRMA STURM.
1921 Missouri street FL Paso. Tex.
Aunt Busy is certainly pleased to hear from the
dear little girl away off in FL Paso. She wishes
that all her nieces were so good about going 10
church. She certainly hopes your dear mother
will soon be well. because when the dear mothers
are i'll life IS not worth very much, little niece. SO
be good to mother.
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-, 5anartment is conducted solely in the inter-
~ - our girl and boy readers.
oslS BUSY is glad to hear any time from the
Aui md nephews who read this page and to givs
nieee7 oil The advice and help in her power.
ID write on side of the paper only.
~ not have letters too long,
6iri7al stories and will be gladly received
and carefully edited .-.,....
Oe address all letters TO Aunt Busy. Intermountaln
--stoio salt Lake City.
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Oil0 niece.
MARY KLEIN,
EVIDENCE OF DECAY OF
ANTI-CATH0LIC PREJUDICE

As evidence both of the good effect of mission
services on Catholics, and of the decay of anti
Catholic prejudces throughout the United States,
We quote the following paragraph from the Ithaca
a. ~ Daily News.
Century after century the mighty arm of the
58rhoic church has been stretched forth to subdue
me powers Of darkness. Unwavering in her pro-
LESSONS answering IN her teachings. the grand old
Nnufch OF Rome has Numbered forth year in and
year out that the wages of sin is death In vain
nave the tides Of atheism beat against her adam
aHune ramparts; in vain has so-called advanced
,neoLogv leveed It's sung-shot and volley-fre into
-ef entranched camps. The Catholic church stands
quay as lt has stood, for the inviolablity of the
-alh and supreme in the hearts of the people who
'npose ITS membership. No one of properly bal
S",ed mind. IN or out of the Catholic church. can
IAN to admire and profoundly respect structure
Hd can survey all this defy all this, without ever
N mnch as asking quarter receding hairs
o-eaath AS for Christian people, processing what
EVER creed they surely must rejoice that de-
.gnaer Of faith 50 sturdy and so able remains to
MI or the Catholic church belongs by no
,l.shs 70 the Catholic priesthood and TO their i'm
NsoiaLe blowers; it belongs to the Christian
0fa. 1T Is because Of this fact-dimly perceived
ling ac. and now fully recognized bv countless
ag5oNah2, blinded hitherto by an unreasonlng pre-
, nat the mission in progress at the I'M
aaaeOisIe Conception church takes on unusual in
te>i.
Ana The article concludes with an exhortation
"oi-A aholIcs to join their Catholic friends I'm
, ny The mission fathers" ''Let US repeat once
+D o.t' says the Ave Maria. commenting on the
'esoii e what has been said innumerabe times
4 connection with evidence to this sort: All that
nr. needed to make our country Catholic IS for
cra member Of the church to set his neighbor the
CrlPe ot a truly Christian life.-Philadelphia
''nolc Standard and Times.
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Salt Lake CITY Utah

Dear Aunt Busy: l should like to become
niece Of yours. saw in our paper April % that
yos will give prize to those keeping an altar
during the month Of May. have new holy card
and I finished my little altar all in white and can
keen flowers on the altar all the time Nv new holy
card is Marie Consolatrice, and have one that s
year old and its name is Our Lady of Mt. Car
mel. AGNES HICKSON.
905 East South Temple street.
Aunt Busy is certainly delighted over her new
niece Agnes, who has already arranged for her
little altar. Aunt Busy will send you a rosary and
holy picture. TOO, dear. Why do you mot Join the
chldren's choir of the cathedral dear. and learn
the pretty May hymns?
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AUNT BUSY HAS HER SAY

Dear Nieces and Nephews: Aunt Busy wishes
III her girls and boys to know that her prize offer
a 20 continue all this month. Write soon now and
h sure you send your correct addresses. Your
iorinc AUNT BUSY.
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Seit iiber 60 ssafren

f6on tpuroe Mrs. @insloip's Sootb-
ing-SDrup bon Miaionen bon Wtiit-
tern beiin 3abnen ser &inoer ange-
ipenoet. @irlt gu inn S6lafe onr6
bos S6reien eines &inoes geltort,
Dos I'M 8abnen iit.llno Dor S6mer5en
ipeint2 @enn 10, laiie iofort cine
Slaihe bon p0frs. @inslop's Sootb.
ing-Sprup" bolen. Sein 8ert 1T
unbe5ablbar. @s miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerung beri9af-
fen. 8erloBt en6 oarauf, Wtiitter,
es lit fem 3meifel barber. @s betlf
9iarrboe, reguliert ben @sogen into
oie geieren, beieitiet 8ino-&olif, err
ipeift SEN @onlnet perbfnoert gnt-
siino1nq luo ftGrft oas gon5e Sp'
item. uW1rs. @insIoip's Sootbing
Gprlp" fir 51bnelloe &inoer 1T an-
oenebm I'M @ei6maf; oas 9feaept
iton1n1t BON einen Der 1eiten tpeibli-
den 9(er8te in Sen Ser. Staaten gs
lit BEL oaen 9ruggilten in Der gan5en
g8eIt 5u boben. Breis % Gents per
ssIaid1e. &auft nifts anoeres ols
,,Mrs. @insIoip's Sootbine Snrup." +"
@arantiert nnter Der Sooo ano
Drugs glfte, 80. eeStni 1906, Serial
Summer 1898.
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2u 9[nfona 9[pril miro, loll

gu S(nfong 9lpril miro, loll
Wfeloung ous 0resoen Die nabe5l
flint Sabre olte 9rilr5eiiin @nno 9eo
llifa 9sia oie iiinelte So6ter oes
&onigs Sriebri6 sluenlt bon Sa6
ien aus Ser gbe nit Der i6on az
aronpriir5eiiin BON ibm oeidieoenet
Satin, ipateren @rdfin Weontignoi(
uno mlnlnebrigen Srou Soielli II
oaer 6ornt in oie foniglide Sonlili(
aufgenolllnten merbel1 Die &lein(
miro Sen gfanen Yrin5eliin 9lnne
BON 5obien erboltelL uto Ser feier-
li1e 9lft ser 9lufrtobme fol i'm To-
nigli6en S6loB 5u 9reSsen Dor iid
gebet.
3meiltlloreiBig fatboliibe 9rie-
tier IN 8apern baben, lpie alts
@iir5burg gerneloet miro, Groteit
eingelegt geaen Die 5ortieblng oes
firdlidbeu 9e1un5iantentllnls bel
9ef0nnpflulg oes 0eooerllisl1rs.
@enn Der 96rin5 bon gSales
iib in fontnlenoen Sonlnler 5llr Drei=
bu1oertjqbrigel1 sSubelfeier nady
01lebee beeiebt, miro er Die lleber-
fabrtNauf einen1 Ser groBten britt
i6en &reu5er. MAIDEN uno ein anoe=
rer miro ibnen begleiten. Die britt
i6e otlmltii6e Slotte miro i6on
porber nod Canada fabreh Tim ge-
genmartig SIT iein uno Ben Brin5e1
,beipillfornntuen 5n fonnen, mem er
anfomn1t.
Niit Ser 9eulenpelt IN Ser
iiio=anerifanilcben Staot @uopaquil
.ideint es 5ienli6 idliirun mlssule=
fen. SIN 2a5aret lollen SO Eerionalr
liegelL oie on Der Felt erfranft iiro,
nno alBeroenl ioaen iib IN BEN Hri=
patbauiern nod piele Seitfrallfe be-
fiitben.
Na1ri6ten aus Ser n1ittel=
an1erifanii6en Hepublif San Salba-
DOR meloelL es 6errlbe inter Ser 8e=
bolferltng groBe llnrube nno man
befiir6te repolutiondre 9lnsbriihe.
Cine 9epei6e meloet, in Ser aalcrne
8u 3opote iei Elm 6euer ousgebro=
6en gelpeen, bod i6nea geloidt
fporoen. Mtan pernllltet, oaB oieIes
Seuer etipas nit BEN rebohttionaren
8emegnngen 5u tim bot.
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Gilenljaljll= (}abtplat.
q. u. & u. g. gabm.

s9abb grodet "<3ug mad Souiton, @aIbeiton,
Beaumont unb Orange. @bfabrt llbr abenos,
glnfunft 7.55 morgens.
9tad saerrebine, albfabrt $50 ntoreeus, sln>
funft bort 11.3O. Mbfabrt bon aerrbille 4 1lbr
nabmittags, Mnfunft In San. Mntonio 7.50
abenbs giur Samitags mad &errbiIle: ubr
na6miitags. &idIabrt bon bart Wspntaes 5. (,
ntorgetts, stnfunft In Gan 9tntonio $50 NOR
gems.
sta6 guero, goafunt, Souiton, @aIpeftp,t
@iooines. GodfeIe, Cameron uilb gSoco, slb.
fabrt 8.45 bormittags, Slnfrnft 1lbr ntorgetts.
gtat5 geebirle, Corpus gbriitt, 9llice Watbis,
slranfa8 9aB, Godport, g6fabrt 1.50 na6e
n.,tacs unb llbr abenos. slnfnnft 7.55
morgens uno t.50 na1mittaes.
gsacb SaIfurias, slbfabrt 1lbr abenbs. @ns
furft 7.55 tnorgens.
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8nt fir eSeoermanu.

N1r. q. 81. Coulter, Elm prontinen-
ter @r6iteft I'M 9elbert Building IN
San Sraneisco, iagt: SD erfenne
Mlles atL mas bon electric 8itters
aIs Sonifmeoi5in gefagt miro. Or
lit fir Seoermann gut. gr forri-
giert Wagen-, 2eber- ltto geieren=
itoruneen uno bant oos Spitem auf. i"
Die bette Sriibiabrsmeoi5in un0
8lutreiniger. SOC bei Io. DreiB mno
81. Gohn & 60, @potbefer.
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Sarrp 9rharo, fpel6er

&arrp Sr6ar0, mel6er in
ssSoabo pegeit Grmoroung oes @on=
perneurs Steunen6lirg gum Sooe
perltrteilt muroe, miro I'M Weai in
Sellurioe ais Salptbelaltlings s5euge
gegen Stepe 9loams auftreten. mel
der ipegen bes mabrenO Der &romalle
in ben Sabren 1901 uno 1902 err
folgten gebeinlniBpollen 8eriblpiu-
oens zines Mannes non1ens 8arnep
pro5eiiiert iperoen ioa. Tim Sr6aro
,als 3eueen bortbin bril1gen 81 fon=
men, ntiiBte Die 8egnaoigungs=8e=
boroe bon SsooDo feline Sooesitrafe III
lebenslangli6e 3udtbausItrafe nm
ipanoeln, uno es lit BON 5uperldiiiger
Seite oie gtabrirbt in Surab einge-
troffen, oaB bies 5ll l<rehter 3eit ge=
i6ehen miro
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$. & s. ". sabm.

9sa6 auen 9sorb>geras- s-Bunften
a 11br ltuo s bornlittagS.
Ia6 ct. 2onis, Gaempbis ino benz Often
.I.25 llbr nabn. nrb 7. .45 ubenos
gsa6 Wsegifo 1920 l1br borrnittags.
Mntnnft.
Son ct. gouis IL benz Often, $50 mora.
Son ct. 2ouis H. Dem Often, $50 morg.
Son 2arebo ltno Wegifo -. LOS nafnr.
8Dn ct. 9-uis. aanlas Gitp $40 abos,
ct. Souis & gan SraneisfO Sasn.
MbfaBrt
9sacb Sort Gnitb, GprinefieIo, ct. aouis, aarr=
fas gitb. gbicaeo IS. & 8. 81. 9epoD
-. -. $50 aberos
Mntmmft.
Son ct. 2ouis, aanfas gitb, @aris, gbicago
1910 morgens
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@abI Mn5eigen.
Sir S6ertff.

9ie o5reie Breife fir Segas" 1T auto>
riiiert, a18u3eigen, 6aS 9. 9. 2in0 :
Ell aan0i6at fir bns Inlt zines Gberiffs
bon 8egar goltntb lit ilno iid5 Der gtlt>
id6eibung Der bemofratii6en Primdrs
ipablen linteripirft.
Sic nSreie Yrehe fir Gegas" lit altto>
riIiert, aiI5u5ei9en, baB S ames sc e
gIpsfeb &anoi6nt fir baS amt
bes G6eriffs bon 8erar @orrtb lit unb
iid BEN berlofratii6en Brimdrtpahlen i'm
eeS1lIi unteripirft
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Iiir Gpuntn Glerf.

9ie nisreie Greiie fir Seras" lit alis
toriiiert, an5u8eieen. oaS 9 ipi an 6.
$ a niltp &anoibat fir bus slmi
6es GountnzGlerfs bon 8erar gonntJ
lit mo iid ben oemofratiideu Rrinldrs
ipableu i'm 'SlIIi ulltertpirft
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esphm s. Bolton, offentIiher 90.

Sobm $. Bolton, offentIi6er SEQ.
tar. @runoeigentrlm. @gent fir
gcniionsonipriibe. 3inmer 8, ct.
San1es Sotel, Slt-Soiiiton StraBe.
8ei6e Telephone $50.
@elS sn berleiben = @merion &
Co., 321 @et Commerce StraBe.
&fanoleiber llnb SuipeIiere. 9ar-
gains in berfallenen Bfdnoern.
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Gine @lIfsmiinse

lit Der @ierteloollar, BEN SIR fir cine
S6a6tel gieue 2ebenspillen ausgebt.
Sic bringen Gu6 Die @eiunobeit, oie
pertpoaer lit als sSSliipelen. 8erilt6t
iie fir &opffpeb, llnberbauli6feit nno
Malario. @arantiert gu belfen, ober
oas @elo 5uriid bei @b. DreiB uno
G. gobn & Co., Ipotbefer.
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Cine groBrniitige 5at bort auf,
es 5u lein menn lie bonn Cater ols
iold)e enlpfunoeu miro.
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gistoria 1ibiiion, q. s. g. 3. ".
(Onlf Gbore.)


ga6 guero, gictoria, 9ort 2abaca, CORPUS
gbrifti, gropnspiae, 0aio @ranoe, gitb,
@oItab. geebiae, s8barton, 9aIactss uno
SouIton TOO ntorgens
Ut ~ = o.oo nor1o2
Ser Sam Soufton4 mad guero, gietorta,
g9barton uttb Soufton:
Mbfabrt. 7.55 abenos
Mufunft 700 moreens
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gpntberm Yacific Sabn.

ga6 Meip Orleans, Soufton unO @aIpeIton,
tdgIi6 =. 11.40 nlittags
mnb 1130 abenbs
Mab eagle 9aB, ST 9aio, Californian uno
Wse1ifo :. 500 bormittags II. $50 abenbs
4nfnult.
Bon 9sep Orleans Souiton uno GaIbeiton.
tdgIib 7.35 morgens
unb 600 nadbmittaas
Son gI 9afq, Californian unb @segtfo =. .
lilo eormittags
uno 500 abenos
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0adl WrotunspiIe

Ser BUG Der Gunfet Bictoria Dibiiion, abs
fabrt 7O5 nlorgens, madt in BIaceoo gerbin'
bung nit ber GuIf goait Cine fit Corpus
gbriIti, gnfunft bort 455 nadbmtttags, Infnnft
IN Brownsville 925 abenbs.
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y nfn Mt

Bon ebicaeo st. aouis. aanfas Glib, 9auas.
Sort @ortb unb Qscco, tdglt9 (Snniet
0eppD 7.30 inorgens
2ofnI5ne bia Smitbbine $3.50. 9.05 dbenos
9lIamo @pe8iaI bon smitbbiue. Souftpn. Sal'
eeiton ....- 6.26 nfcrgens
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~ q & z. saf,a.
asfa

Ma6 gaco, Sort @ortb, 9auas. aanfas 9th,
et aouis unb gbicaso, tdgIi4 (9nnfet
9epoD 800 aoenoS
2ofaI5ue bia GnritbbilIe 730 oornttta1s
gflamo special mad 5miibbiue, Soufton. @aIs
pefton 1925 abenbs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23

Walter Lyon. Of Marshheld. who
has done some remarkable boosting
for the Coos Bay country, and who
Is planning a general boosting cam
naIgn all through oregon in the fu-
sure, is paying a short visit in sa.
lem.
II was Mr.. Lyon who secured the
use OF the government dredger for
Coos Bay and VINO raised the si5,-
0O0 for the work. This was quite a
feat owing TO The fact that the
dredger. though assigned for use In
both Oregon and Washington, had
been pretty well cornered by the
northern state.
Mr.. Lyon has lnaugurated a con-
gress of prominent men from all
parts Of the state to meet at Coos
Bay the latter part OF August and
discuss the needs Of Oregon In all
lines and the best way Of securing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23
WILL TALK ON THE
BEER QUESTION

The meeting of those interested In
the liquor question, which was post
poned from last Saturday because OF
the carnival to the coming Friday
night, has secured several new re-
cruits in the way of speakers who
de ire to voice their ideas. Walter
winslow, one OF those to join in re-
Gently, promises he will have his say
and express bis opinions without re-
gard to result. The meeting will
be held In Marion Square.
The meeting was called at the In
stance OF many interested people TO
determine II there is not some way
of making beer a licensed drink, L
being the opinion of many that
nearly entirely results
from whiskey and cordials. Should
this be found to be true, the Prohi-
bitionists would probably tolerate
the beverage and thus save to Ore
gon one OF her most important pro-
Rev. Barr G.. Lee will be one of
the principal speakers and will ad-
dress those present on bth sides of
the question, allowing them to de-
eide for themselves, It being the de-
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Would
Have Saved Him $4,000. -.

"Tn 1909 I had very severe at
tack OF dIarrhoea," says r. N. Far
rar OF Cat Island, La. For several
weeks I was unable TO do anything.
On March IS, 1907, had a similar
attack, aud took Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy which gave me prompt relief. !
consider Il one of the best medi-
eines OF It's kind In the world, and
had used Il In 1902 believe II would
have saved me a hundred dollar doc
tors bill" Sold by DR.. Stones drug
etora
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23
BIG BOOSTERS CONGRESS
Will MEET AT COOS BAY

them, It Is for this purpose that he
is personally visiting many OF the
towns Of the Willamette valley At
this congress will be discussed many
measures, such as dredging, drain.
ing and the raising Of the various
crops.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23

sire of those getting up the meet
ing to secure a consensus of opinion.
For this purpose all have been in
vited to come and listen to the
speakers and, IL they care to, take
part In the discussion.
For the purpose of not making
the meeting too fat the colored jub-
lice singers will fill in the gaps.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-10-14
DAKOTA WOMEN
TO SEEK SUFFRAGE
WILL PUSH A CAMPAIGN TO Sc
CURE THE RIGHT
TO VOTE. :.

Valley City, N. D., Oct. Mrs.
Elizabeth Preston Anderson of this
city. President of the state w. Z. L.
H.. denies the report that the recent
state meeting of the W. G. I. U. re-
fused to take any action on women
suffrage. Mrs. Anderson says that
equal suffrage was emphatically en-
dorsed by resolution and plans laid
for an active campaign in the state.
A committee consisting of Mrs. May
H. Tousley of Fargo, Mrs. Kate Whit
comb of Hankinson and Mrs. Maize
stevens of Northwood will be fur-
nished with funds for an. aggressive
campaign to secure the ballot for the
women of North Dakota. They Will
conduct a speaking campaign, and
novel feature will be a systematic en-
rollment by the societies of the state
of all men and women favoring SUI
frage When the enrolment is COM
pleted. it will be presented to the
legislature.
States Attorney Alfred Zuger OF
Barnes county reports that the county
is again without a drug store permit.
The last permit was held at Orlska'
hut the states attorney filed informa-
ton and the druggist would not stand
trial and surrendered his permit.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-10-14

large circle of friends. He was a
man of deep learning, broad judg-
ment, ascetic life and great piety. He
was thoroughly versed in moral tReo-
logy, which, together with French and
German, he taught at Marquette until
two years ago.
For "a years Father Won Putten
acted as extraordinary confessor and
assistant chaplain of the House OF
the Good Shepherd, where he minis
tered as late as Thursday of last
week.
Father Won Putten had been for 40
years a Jesuit, in the Missouri pro-
vince, and had been stationed in Mil
waukee for twenty-four years. Before
coming here he was engaged in
church work in ST. Charles, Mo-, Gin
cinnati and Chicago. He was ma
tive of Dennenburg, in Holland, where
he was born on February &c, 1916.
The remains will be carried from
Marquette university to the Church OF
the Gesu on Sunday afternoon, where
they will lie in state until Monday
morning, when the funeral services
will be held at 8 o'clock. Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock the members Of
the order will chant the Office for the
dead in the church. Interment will be
at Calvary cemetery.