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The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
A Wisconsin Boys Success.

One of the new corporations recent
ly formed at Spokane, WASH, is the
Dalkena Lumber Co. with a capital
ization of $125,ooo. The incorporators
are James Wallace, John Ballord,
Hugh Kennedy, Thcs. Wallace. w. S.
Ufford. ]. w. Rogers and E. w. Har-
ris. Messrs. Wallace and Ballord are
amongst the noted lumhermen of the
West and haze large interests in Min
nesota. with offices in the Lumber
Exchange building, this city. The Of
f1cers of the new company are as fol-
lows; Hugh Kennedy. president; John
Ballord. vice president; f. w. Harris,
secretary-treasurer, and also general
manager. The latter gentleman is the
son of Mayor p. F. Harris of Prescott,
Wis. For some years past he has been
in the employ of the Wallace-Ballord
Lumber Company, and is now admit
ted as member and assigned to a
most important position. 1t is a splen-
did and just recognition of his worth
and the Irish Standard takes pleasure
in wishing Mr.. Harris unbounded sue
cess as manager of the Dalkena com
pany.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17

left last week to visit her mother in
Dublin. Ireland. Miss McGrath has a
host of friends who wish her pleas
ant voyage and a safe return. She
is the daughter of Captain Joseph
McGrath of Virginia.
Matt Prettner Of Coleraine visited
with his family during the Easter
holidays. .-.zt
Many buildings will be erected this
summer in Eveleth. Among the larg-
est will be a new Catholic church
which will be built by the Austrians.
The church will be of pressed bricks;
there will be a basement of rock IN
which will be a chapel and large hail
for meeting purposes; also a library
room. The present wooden edifice will
be moved to make way for the new
structure. Additional property has
been purchased and the church to be
erected will be the finest In the city
and cost in the neghborhood of $4,000.
Rev. Father Bilban is the pastor of Holy
Family church and has been working
hard and faithfully for years in and
around Eveleth. he being the only
Catholic priest administering to all
Catholics for a number of years at
Virginia. Sparta and Eveleth. Rev
Father Bilban is deserving of every
assistance from his congregation and
the people of Eveleth in general In
his efforts to build up wholesome in
fluences in this city.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
Cur Irish Mothers.

At the A. o. II. banquet at Los An
geles. on Patrick; lay. Bishop Con-
ETY. spoke -: fo1lo'Ir IN Irish mothers:
"our hearts swen up with gratitude
ri the thought OF 2ur Irish mothers.
We look back to tie homes in which
they were the beloved figures: we look
across the ccnturie, to the long line OF
which they form n rart; we think OF
what the Irish motherhood has baen to
iceland and to the world, and In our
grateful Thanksgiving we beg God to
bless them, and we thank God for nav
ing given them to us. True women Of
the faith, valiant lovers OF God and Of
tie Church. trained tn the answer Of
the important questions Of life and
leading to the best there is in man-
rood! Col be praieed for our Irish
mothers. the mothers. daughters and
" ives of our race. the nuns of the con-
vents forming a, pGyt Of that great line
o. teachers. the women of our homes
God bless them! May their children
end cfildren's chir.rcn guard sa2redly
tire religious AMI national traditions
anded down to t. en- with all the sa :
credness Of mothers love. May de-
votion TO :.'at mothers love cause
their lives to be a., unsullied and their
sight of God as cln;4~ as marked the
ives OF the won1a' hood of Erin. May
they stand for the virtues that are the
pride of our race tho chastity Of our
mothers, the purity cf our maidens.
tile conservation o. our nuns, the de-
,ction nnd fidelity t" all that stands
fer the domestic virtues. May the
Irish blood within them prompt them
to realize in themselves the ideas of
the noble womanhood Of Erin and may
the lessons Of faith in God and the de-
votion to country sink deeply into
their lives and make them the strong
men and women of the world.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
The Test Of Character,

Beginning a thing is easy. It's the
sticking to it that is difficult To test
of character is the ability to 20 on and
hnlsh. IT, is a rare virtue and an exss
ceedingly valuable one for, wl1ateVer
you nave set yourself to do, there VIII
surely come time of discouragefiiEEis
when you doubt IT, after all, It's III
worth while. Look out for that time
the time when you are tempted to
turn back. 1t is there that the dan
ger lies. II doesn't matter what yo,ir
work is-earninE a living or making
q homo or conquering n besetting sin,
dfscouragement is bound to come. Do
not give away to it. BE prepared for
1t and make up your mind to keep on
Just the same.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
NEPIN.-PROBATE COURT. 50
In the Matter Of the Guardianship Of
Cronon. Minors
On receiving and filing the petition Of
Minnie Cronon. Guardian Of above Latled
Wards. praying that license be to her
granted to sell the real estate therein
described belonging to said Wards and
Court that 1t is necessary for the mai1i7
tenance and education of said Wards
and that it would be for the benefit Of
said Wards to sell said real estate.
1t is therefore Ordered, That all per-
sons Interested In the estate of said
Wards. appear before said Probate
Court, at a special term thereof TO- be-
held on Monday, the 10th day Of May
1909 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the
Court House. in said County, then and ,lld
why license should not be granted to sail
ing to the prayer of said petition. ;as
And it Is Further Ordered, That mo-
tice of such hearing be given to all per-
sons interested, by publishing this order
once in each week for three. successive
weeks prior to said day Of hearing. in
the Irish Standard newspaper printed
and published in said County. sfS9t
Dated at Minneapolis, this 18th day
By the o Geart. s,,rr,,
Judge Of Probate.
Attorney for petitioner.
N. Y. Life BLDG.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
Done With Loving Hand.

Folded down in drcamess slumber,
Clasped upon a pulseless breast,
Waxen lids and baby fingers
Are forever more at rest.
Ne'er again will dimpled fingers
Watt to us their sweet good by.
Save, perhaps. from verdant highlands
Much too far for human eye.
How we miss the baby laughter.
And the light from sparkling eyes:
And how like a grievous burden,
This, our sorrow, on us lies.
Yet methinks hear whisper.
Faith tas brought to us below,
Never yet so great a sorrow
That did not some healing know.
Life is full Of bitter trials,
Rugged paths for tender feet
Better that the blessed baby
Only Heaven and sunshine meet.
God knows best. Not all His wisdom
Human hearts can understand,
But believe We, though He chasten.
II is done with loving hand.
"Grieve not then. oh! tender mother,
Means, oh! stricken father, cease
Even DER the widest tempest
Came the bendiction 'Peace!'
Birch Arnold.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
IRON RANGE NOTES.

Eveleth, Mimi, April list. Pat
rjcks church was crowded to the doors
at the Easter services. Father Floyd
delivered an eloquent sermon which
touched the hearts Of all Many non
Catholics were In attendance. The al
tars were artistically decorated with
Faster lilies, pottedo plants and cut
flowers. The congregation was treat
ed to a pleasant surprise when Fattar
Floyd announced that the two stat
ues of the adoring angels were pre-
scented by member Of the congrega-
ton. The statues are fine work of
art and add much to the beauty Of che
church which was recently frescoed
The music by the choir was splendid
and Miss Isabel Kiley, the soloiet. was
at her best. At the conclusion Of his
sermon Father Floyd appealed to all
to lead better lives and said that no
time was better to start than now.
Con Shea and Matt Doyle, of Gil
bert, were Eveleth visitors Sunday.
Rev. Father Hogan. of our Lady OF
Lourdes church. Virginia, conductsd
services at ST. Patricks church, Good
Friday evening. n
p. E. Bowling, editor Of the Eveleth
Star, will in the near future start paper
at the new town Of Gilbert, five miles
out from Eveleth. The name selected
for the new paper is THE Gilber'
Booster
Miss Margaret McGrath. Of Virginia
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17

last Monday night to serve two years
at hard labor, by deputy United
States marshal. Though bearing an
Irish name, tits said on good authority
that he is not Of the Irish race and that
he never was identified in any way
with the Irish either socially or re-
ligiously. That fact should be borne
III mind by readers of this column.
Though Seandinavians furnish 40
per cent Of the population Of this state,
only 10 per cent Of the inmates of the
prisons and asylums are of Scantli-
Inavian descent" said Lieutenant Gov
ernor 2. Q. Bberhardt speaking be-
fore the Scandinavian club of the Uni
versity Of Minnesota. These statis-
ties" the speaker continued. nave
been gathered emily after thorough in
vestigation. Scandinavian people
are naturally perhaps the soundest
both mentally and physically Of any
nation.
The farewell concert for Miss Fran.
ees Vincent, who sails. for Germany
In May. will take place on Tuesday
evening Of next week at the Wesley
M. r. church. The friends of the
young lady are leaving nothing un-
done to make a. great financial sue
cess Of the concert. This favorite
singer has appeared at. various en-
tertainnen&s in this city for many
years and given freely of her superb
voice for every worthy cause. Now
Is tha time to show an appreciate On
of her services. The Irish people
should turn out in large numbers. Re-
member the date-Tuesday evening,
April 20.
The Republican caucus in the Fourth
ward to elect delegates to the conv
vention called for the purpose at norn-
mating a. Republican aldermanic car-
didate to succeed the late Aid. Mer-
rill, who died suddenly in st. Paul last
Saturday, will be held next Monday
evening, in the Is precincts of tho
ward. The convention, will take place
the following day. Democratic can
euses for q like purpose will be held
Tuesday evening and the convention.
Wednesday. The special election will
be held April 20. Among those men
toned for the Republican nomination
are, Perry Starkweather, Ed. ]. Lamb.
c. HI. HUM, S. l.. Trussell. The Dem
oerats have in mind, A. w. Paris. F.
G. Winston, John Durker, John J..
Ankensy. A lively contest among Re-
publicans is anticipated. :.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17

fortune and blue blood is always WILL
ing to mate with an eligible Irishmana
although she shes at Americans andi
Englisbmen.
I'm Mexico City we have such namesl
as Don Ignacio O'Prien, Ernesto MUIR
ply ard Misuel Mccarthy. Sometimesl
there IS slight change in the last,
name to make t Spanish and them
Mccarthy appears McCarthi, Murphy
turned out to be Murphi and like asI
not the good Hlbcrrian name of OBri.I
en- will be distorted conveniently intol
Rriano. II
There are great settlements inl
Mexico made wv of Irish and they areI
the country's pride. You will remem-f
Der that Admiral O'Higgins was an
lrishman Who went to Chile and be-$
came IT'S greatest sea fighter. Today.
there is hattleshir belonging to that
country named afte, him. In my coun-
try red hair Is :everenced from the
fact that it is often worn by sons Of
the old sod and freckles the size Of
a 10-cent piecs a., at premium
there.
The last Spanish viceroy in Mexico!
was named O'nonoiuj and his ances-
tors We're plain O'Donohos in ireland.
AS in he United States every battle-l
field since the revolution was made
rich with the blood Of patriotic natur-
allied Jrishmen. &
How much tine irish lean toward
the Mexicans Is Illustrated by this
historic incident. When the Amer
lean troops were stormng a certain
height near the City of Mexico, sew
eral Irish companies deserted and
came over to oar ranks. They asked
for position nearest the firing line
and died NJ arly to the last man. fight
ing. They had come from their island
it is said expressly to fight, and as
serted that in ttat case they should
take the weaker side" The Irish
Standard questions the truth of tina
last paragraph. No record of 1t i'll
history. 7
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
PROBATE NOTICE,

Estate OF Van r. Getchell, Decedenr.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
HENNlIPTN--IN PROBATE COURT. H.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Van r.
Getchell. Decedent.,
The State of Minnesota to Grant r.
Getchel. Earnest A. Getchell. Alma Cor
don and I'LL persons interested in the
allowance and proba te OF the will of said
deccdent: The petition of Alma Gordon
being duly filed i'm this court, represent
ing that Van r. Getchell. then a resident
Of the County of Hennepin. State of
Minnesota. died OH about the 9Th day of
October, 1908. leaving a last will and
testament which is presented to this
court with said petition. and praying that
said instrument be allowed as the last
will and testament of said decedent. and
that Letters of Administration with viii
annexed be issued thereon to Alma Cor
don;
Now, therefore. you, and each Of you,
are hereby cited and required to show.
cause, If any you have. before this
court at the Probate Court Rooms in the
Court House. in the City of Minneapolis,
County Of Hennepn. State of Nrinne-
sofa. on the 10th day of May, 1909 at 10
o'clock a. M, why the prayer of sail pc.
Witness the, honorable George r:
Smith, Judge Of said court, and the seal
1909 =
GEORGE r. SMITH, .5 4
fCourt SeaD. Judge.
J. A. Semi Attorney for Petitioner.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
Hibernian Baseball LEAGUE.


st. Paul is to have. live baseball
league, composed of Hibernians Of
RAn1sey county. The new league will
take In about eight divisions and is
to- be strictly Hibernian proposi-
tion.
In order to make the league a sue
cess and the pennant race an even
enc, 1t was decided not to have tho
teams represent the A. D. II. divisions,
individually, but to divide up tina.
teams might be exceptionally well bal
onced. no club gaining advantage by
having a combination Of all stars.
The schedule will be placed on q
fifteen game basis. The games will
he governed by the American league
rules. Such grounds as Midway, st:
Thomas, Lexington and Kittsondale
win be secured to play off the big
doings.
The DIVISIONS all have pledged fl
nancial support sufficient to insure the
success Of the undertaking, and as q
speciaffeature connected with the new
league, on the last day Of the season
big field meet will be held with con-
tests between the stars of the teams
for the championship in base running
hitting, throwing to bases, throwing
in from outfteld, etc.
The officers for the league are three
men who have mingled with amateur
ball for the last ten years, as follows:
w. Ahern, president: j.. 6. Powers,
treasurer; T. Kella,r. secretary. Ths
following were appointed. to- look after
the interests of their respective divl-
siops: No. !. q. Kelliher; No. 3. Will
liam coughlm; No. 3, W. r. Curran;
No. + J. +. Mcmahon; No. S. q. T
Brennan; NO. 8; w. Ahern; No. Z. Jer-
~ Lyons; No. 3, william Naukhton;
No. 9. J., J. Bann; No. 10, r. J. o'Reil-
~; No. IL, N. r. McDonough.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
The Irish in Mexico.

"The foreigner most welcome to my
country whether he IS rich or poor, is
the Ir.shman," said j. e. Gonzalez, the
acting Mexican consul in Kansas City,
the other day.
II don't know exactly why, but there
is natural sympathy between the
Mexicans and South Americans and
the hish which keeps them in har-
mony, and the pretty Mexican girl Of
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
BASEBALL

All Big Leagues in Action. Fans Arc
Happy.
Tremendous crowds were in atten-
dance at all opening games in the
National and American leagues and
the American association during the
past week. The Minneapolis team
opened the season auspiciously at Kan
sas City on Wednesday with a fine 2
to victory. The first game in Minns-
apolis will occur Friday next at Nicol-
let Park.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
Personal Mention.

William M. Archer has disposed Of
his stock of clothing and furnishings
at Faulkton, S. D., and with his family
arrived in Minneapolis during the
week. The Flour: City will once more
be his place Of abode. ....
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17

Naughty Lady (who has purchased
'stamp)--"M Must put 1t on MYSELF"
Clerk (very polite1y)-"Not neces-
snrily, ma'am; it will probably accomp-
Fish more II you put it on the letter."
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17

81 complimentary ball to be given I'M
der their auspices at Hibernian hall
next Monday evening.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17

.
May 5 will be red letter day for
the Minneapolis police department, FOR
on that day will come the annual in
spection by the city officials. Every pa
trolman ana sergeant az well as the
officers Of higher rank, wifi appear at
their various precincts In parade un.-
form and will be inspected by the chief
Of police together with a staff Of the
city fathers.
Mis- Mae Snow, principal Of the
Humboldt school. was ordered dis.
charged by the board. Of education at
!; the expiration of the present school
year. on the recommendation Of Sup
erintendent Jordan. The vote for dis
missal stood 6 to 1. Clifford w. Thomp-
son voting In the negative. Miss Snow
is said to be among the persons re-.
sponsible for the arrest and trial Of
Secretary Hicks. She is said to be a
well qualified teacher.
William J. Carrorl, the postufnce
clerk, who was found guilty Of fheal-
ing letters containing money fre6, the
United States mail, was taken to the
federal prison at Leavenworfb. kan.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17

uSSEcc SIdlL HdQ I1leNe special arrange
ments for the large class, and every
thing was carried off smoothly, not a
hitch anywhere.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary o'Brien,
IS, who died last Monday at her home,
go Armstrong avenue, took place from
the residence at o'clock Saturday
afternoon and from st. James church
at 2:3o. She is survived by her hus-
band, James o'Brien, three daughters
and five sons. all Of st. Paul.
Mrs. Anna McHugh died at the resi-
dence Of her daughter. Mrs. Edward
Gamble, Saturday morning. The
funeral took place from the resi-.
dence Of her daughter, IS Central
terrace 1T $3.50 o'clock Monday morn
ing. Services we're held at the Ca
thedral at o'clock.
There will not be another diocese
formed out Of portion Of the Cath
clic archdiocese Of ct. Paul. The rumnr
to that effect was given quietus
Saturday night by Archbishop Ireland,
who said there is absolutely no foun.
datton for the report. The report
which fret appeared in a country
Newspaper. said two new dioceses
would be formed, one in Minnesota
and the other in one Of the Dakotas.
The authority for the statement has
not been learned.
The members of Division No. 8.
Ladies Auxiliary A. 9. H., announce
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01

HotDc areu5 Morfem. =
Ser gerfauf bon @eibnaf)ts. Morfen
Der 8elelidait pom Hotben 9reu,
3um Better oes Spnos slr gef1ims
pfing Der Sfipinbilid)t bat beaon.
men. 70 8erfaufspIGbe iino er5ifnet
lporoen. Sn1 porigen Sabre brad)te
Der Terfalf cinen &eingepinn BON
nngefG6r $1,000.
Gin bcber5ter % M lit Sr.
Wolcplm Ban 0i6ten 5pion. Ger
&utlter beS @efGbrts, in tpelfem er
uno ieine Satin fubren, iiel an Der
ebarlesltraBe ab nno oas Hfero
bronnte burh. Seine 8attin ermot-
memo, lid rubis 5u perbaIten, fletter.
te Sr. Spion binoits unb aui ben
Giiden bes 9aloppirenoen Gferoes,
es oann NIT einem bebersten 8riif
sum Stiaituno bringenb.
NohfeineS pur.- BIS iebt
bat Die Eoli5ei nod feline Spur bon
ben 9ieben, lpelhe am Samitag in
Die Wobnu1g bon 6rn. 8. @. 8eiat
OH Der Earf , Seiabts : Mpe., nabe
Hoaers : apeniie, einbrahen uno
Sfmnldiaben im @ertbe bon $1,000
ita9len.
Gin SdugIina auseeiett
= Sr. Sarrp Bauer bon Mr. 1905,
Hlitlanb : 9lpenlle, fano am Montag
Ibeno ipat III benz 8eitibiiI zines
Mohbarbanies einen lpeiBen Sdug.
fling, ben Semonb ousgeieet bate.
9as Sinh puroe bon ser Hclisei
nod benz ct. @incents . ainoerbcim
gcbradt.
Cine 2abung StabIihie-
men nimmt gegenipdrtig Der norlues
aide Gampfer ~IIoen" 81 Occult
Yoint fir ole merifaniihe Giienbobn
an Vorb.
Arden. t. Der SSsl,'
genobuno Ser beutihen m%etbooiiti-
id)en Stride an Ser 9igbtitraBe Der.
onitaltet am nGhiten Jreitae einGon-
cert in Ser GroBitraBen.Warft-SaIlc
gintrittsfarten iinb bon Dem Yrdli.
benten bes S%ugenbbuneS, Srn. Sobn
@iittner. 0r. 1049, &iperibe.N penllr,
ST. erbalten.
@iro 3arbinaI 8ibbons'
Hortrait III a cn.- ST.. Mlfre0
g. &Iob, Der aiinitler. iuelhcr 8ar-
oillal Gibbons Eortrait mtalen miro,
lit aeitern bon Haris bier cingctrois
fen. Gr miro nit ieiner @attin in
@oibinaton MpartmentbauS luolncn.
= Der Waler u. 9en3ineer bat 10.
eberl eiil Selgemaloe bonn 8arbinal
ppI(enoet.
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Gas @cttcr.

Sir Marplono mo Den TiItrift
Columbia bcutc mo morgcn flor.
beutc etnos nGrmcr. lcid)tc %nor00it-
lid)c bis 0itlid)e @inbc.
Shonca Serbituctter mar @alti.
more gcitcrn bcitieoen. Gle bofitt
Semperotur mor AZ @roh nm 2 llbr
Nohmittogs unO Die nieoriglte 30
@rao I'M 6 llbr Worgens.
Sn ben unOeren 9unocs Wetter.
observation-disclosures bea SonoeS
lporcn Die lolgenoen bod,ltcn Scnlpc.
roturcn uer5eidncnt:
Goitport 30, Eortlono 36. Bottom
40, Nlbonp 80, Hcm.g)ort ~, EDila,
heIpbin 46, NtIantic.G itp Al, SorriS-
burg IA. Waibington AS. Ntoriolt Al,
Sotteras AZ, Charlotte 81, @ilming-
ton "a, GborleIton SO, Snuontob So,
%,Sodionpilc Ga, SSllpitcr rs, acps@cit
rs, atIanta 90, Wontaomcrp 6G.
Hctu.S Orleans rs, EaleItinc 6S, Gal
pciton 10, Corpus Ghriiti rs, Dtcm.
pbiS "a, Cincinnati 30. EittSburg as.
Sslueao 36, Buffalo 40, Glepelo!b
46, 2etroit DC, glpcno 46, WarqlIette
40, Green Ban 40, Chicago 80, I'll.
lutb 40, ct. saul A, Ct. 2ouis as,
aonias.G itpn 90, Omaha AZ, Suron
IS, 9isn1ard 81, Niaiiton 81, SABRE
~, Solt Cafe Gitp 40, Ienpcr 40,
North Elattc Al.
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@r. (Sobn i. @ettemiilcr Don 9tr.
1143, IeberalltruBc, mcId)er in Nr.
1045, .@opitroBe, cine Nurbcn-
tonblung betreibt, miro Der Nad)iol.
ger Oes
". Sndion bon Der Z. @arb meroen,
mcnn berielbe relignirt. INN boS 9mt
Oc2 Observation-Disclosures ar5utre.
ten, 5u ipeld)cm er am =. Hopenlber
crm0blt noroen lit. Sheriff Hpbert
!. Fnhqettt mo onberc o%enlofrotiidc
Iilbrer Ser 1. @aro, entId)Ieoen lid
am Wontug Nbeno in elmer Comic
rcnj. llno Der erite Matbs5mei9 miro
iid bnrllad) rihten mo Srn, @ettes
miller erDGblen. iobdtb Sr, Sndion
reiignirt. &r. ). s. Hofos, elmer Der
o%n9ciebenitcn Sobmen in Der iicbtcn
@oro, mar. nic cS bciBt, olld) Gonoi-
Dot iiir Die StuOtrntboItcllc.
&r. @cttcmiiar lit 40 Sabre alt
rnb bot i'd iteta an Der ocmofrnti
'id)en Tnrteipolitif bctbcili0t. Tl Der
leBtcn GumpaQnc mar er &oriiber
bes ocnIotrotiid)cn @crntbungs . 60.
mites Don ser Z. Worb.