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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-20

SO high with thick sides of interwov-
en- thorns. A covered passageway is
then made from the nest to the END of
the platform in as crooked a manner
as possible. Across the outer end as
we'll as at short intervals along the
inside of this tunnel are placed cum
ming little fences of thorns with just
space enough for the owners to pass
through. On going out this opening
is closed by the owner by placing
thorns across the gateway, and thus
the safety of the eggs or young is
assured.-Harper's Weekly
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-20
Diocese Of Denver

ELIZABETH KELLY, Correspondent.
The IGter~lountain and Colorado
Catholic is placed cn sale at the
James Clarke church goods house. 647
california street. Denver, Colo.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-20

ENGLISH-SPEAKIN JEWS.
''It has been calculated" sGys the
Hebrew Standard, "that against so, 900
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-20

OF the society, and MIS-. j. +. Al
bright, chairman of the committee OF
arrangements, report the sale of tick
cts as favorable to date and predic
society will have charge of the caf,
where a substantial supper will bt
served.
| The Sacred Heart Aid society me-
| on Thursday, August Is, at the home
! of Mrs. Catherine Marchann, 1885 Cal
! ifornia street. Despite the warn
weather. cases of destitution are con-
stantly brought to the attention of the
/ society so it has been deemed advisa-
ble to continue the meetings through
/ out the summer.
X x
Rev. Father Theodoius Plasmeyer
o. F. NJ. FRANCISCAN missionary
from St Louis, who has been assist
ing at st. Elizabeth's church for the
past few weeks, met with a painful
and serious accident Saunday after
noon and as a result will in all prob
ability lose the sight of his right eye
With Rev. Father Bernard, pastor of
St Elizabeth's church and some other
friends, Father Theadasius had spent
the day. at Brighton as guest of Rev
Father FrOegel and on the return
trip which was made by automobile
the machine passed over a rut in the
road with such violence that Father
TheodOsius was thrown forward.
striking his face against the back of
the front seat The accident seemed
a trivial one and his companions
were aStonished and horror-stricken
to see Father Theodosius in an almost
fainting condition with his face Gov
cred with blood. He was taken with
with all haste to st. Anthony's hospi-
tai. where upon examination it was
found that the tear duct of his right
eye had been completely severed and
that to save his sight will be an al
most impossible task. Father Theo-
dosius was to have left the following
day for st. Louis, where his aged
father lies prostrated over the news
of his sons accident.
X x
From the affairs of the Catholic
churches of Denver last Sunday an
appeal was made to the faithful to aid
IN the benefit to be given for the Ma
uonal Jewish hospital association at
the Auditorium Tuesday evening. Au-
gust 23d. That such an appeal was
made bespeaks the worthiness of the
cause, for the association by no means
its care to Jewish patients.
but to all who suffer from the great
white plague, providing they have no
money Strange as it may seen pa
uents with money are not admitted
to the hospital Walker Whiteside in !
the Melting Pot" viii occupy the
boards at the Auditorium the week |
of August 22d, and the National Jew
sh HOSPITAL association has pur-
chased the rights to the receipts for |
Tuesday evening, August 23d. but only |
o such tickets as are sold by the as
and the charitable women
Who are helping in the good cause.
Tickets sold at the box office will
lot be credited to the hospital asso-
,iation.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-20

A FAKIR'S OCCUPATION.
In Bombay, India, is faleir who
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-20

The fourth degree nights of Column
bus held meeting Tuesday evening
August 18th, in the council haU on
Glenarm and Fourteenth streets. The
meeting was in the nature Of an in
formal reception to John H. Reddin.
who was made master of the fourth
degree for the entire country at the
recent convention of the order in
Quebec. ~
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-20

Mrs, Bridget Kavanaugh of Lead
vile passed away on Friday, August
IL, at st. Anthony's hospital. The
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-20

Miss Katherine Kelly of 2933S Ma
rion street died at her home Monday
evening, August Is. and was buried
in Mount Olivet cemetery on Wednes-
day Requiem mass was read in Sa-
o,.ad IIaart ol,,rot,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-20

Rt Rev. Bishop Matz left Monday
evening for Walsenburg and also 9TH
er towns in that part of the state to
administer the Sacrament of Con
firmation. He viii be absent all
week
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
DITCH COMPANIES ORGANIZE

The associated ditches Of the Arksnsas
valley this seasO. expect to tet ell Of the
water to which they are estitled. Al
aeetiak Of the Arksasas Valley Ditch
Associstioe heid il Pueblo Tuesday, A.
A. Wsils.d, C. E., was employed st
salary Of 81 see year s.d. allowed ex-
peases of 81 ,70O year to undertake this
work. His work was outlined - follows:
To nsiataia sa oaIce in PsabIo, to
issue daily river reports to cover, II
found desirable, more aosth Of the year
than they have i. the past, to check up
reservoir runs. rste caaals, establish
faukia9 stations On the river and its trib-
utaries Esd to rste the same. to iavesti-
fste any ssd all Improper diversions or
storage of wster by bitches and reservoirs,
to inspect reservoirs and canals under
construction or recently completed and to
observe whether or not their operation is
inimical to the members Of the associs.
tion.
Mr.. Weiland formerly was in the en-
ploy Of the association, and tits believed
his employment now will 60 q lons way
toward protecting the rights Of all the
bitches 10 the valley. After the transac.
tion Of routine business, the association
elected the following olicers:
W. M. Wiley, Holly, president; G. NJ.
Hall, Rocky Ford, secretary; C. K. Nc
HART, Pueblo, vice president and Frank
Kreybill, of Las Animas, treasurer.
The association also appointed q COM
mittee consisting of G. NJ. Hall, FIR.
Weitzer and Harry Lubers to prevail upon
Governor Shsfroth to include q call for
irrigation legislation at the special
session.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
MEN AND THINGS
~ GEN GNAl

Mr.. O. A. Robinson Of Lincoln,
Neb., who has extensive property
interests here, was q visitor last
Wednesday. He spoke in glowing
terms of The Chieftain MS news.
paper and was pleased beyond
measure at the handsome home
erected for it,
Up to last Saturday by actual
measurement, there were s9,y59
acre feet of water in the reservoirs
-one-thid more than at this time
last year. Water is now being
stored in great quantities, and the
outlook lis exceedingly favorable.
1t is with exceeding regret that
The Chieftain learns OF the reeig-
nation of the Hon. J. S. Temple
as manager of the Western News.
paper Union at Denver. Mr.
Temple is gentleman Of the
highest honor and integrity, and
one whom the newspaper nen of
the West admire. His successor
is Mr.. j. NJ. Quinn. gentleman
of rare attslinments, who will
henceforth officiate.
H. l.. Cunningham. the commits.
sion man, arrived last Monday
from Bartelsville. Okla, and is
here on important business. He
is now thoro, ghly well, and NAV
remain indefinitely.
As The Chieftain goes to press,
word comes from California that
Everett Buckier, whose friends ar,.
legion. died OF brain fever last
Monday night at Long Beach.
Young Buckler was the pride of
his family aud a student in the
Holly schools, whose future was
exceedingly bright. May the angels
in Heaven tread not less lightly
where his feet have touched.
Don't forget the grand ball at
the Opera house next Tuesday,
Feb. %. The proceeds 90 TO the
Holly band. Everybody turn out.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
OBITUARY

George Hamill Watt, born
March 8, 1908, died at the home
Of his parents in Holly. Colo, Feb.
I, 1910. being one year 10 months
and twenty nine DAYS old.
Little Hamill was the youngest
son of George and Cora Watt He
leaves to mourn his death his sor-
rowing parents, three sisters, one
little brother and host of rela.
tives and friends. He is gone
from us, but not forgotten. The
little flower budded on earth to
bloom in heaven.
Written by a friend.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
FATAL ACCIDENT

Two young Greeks named Frank
aud Phillip Hastrin, living in a
tent near the Sugar factory, en-
deavored to start IA fire last We'd
nefday morning with the aid OF
either kerosene or gasolene--just
which may never be known--but
may sacrifice their lives for Their
undue haste. Suffice it to say that
an explosion followed, an in less
time than it takes to tell it the en-
tire tent was on fire. and the boys
badly burned on the face and
bOdy-so severe that the flesh
peeled from the body.
DIR o. w. Swope was called, and
temporarily bandaging the wounds
on both boys accompanied them
to La Junta. where they are being
cared for at the City hospital.
LATER--Frank Hastrin died in
agony yesterday morning.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
Skin Trouties

Are over come by using DR.. BELLS AN
TiSEPTlC SALVE. Ii is as p ensant to us,l
as pure cream and is guaranteed to give sats-
faction. 25c box, farmers Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18

Afirmstive-Lo Lisville, Aaaa Bryce.
Wayae Pierce and Bsda BOEue. Neta-
tive-Msurice Reynoids. Bessie Eney.
Robert Ferguson and Georte StOker.
The decision was in favor Of the skrna.
tive.
The high SCHOOL is preparias for Q de-
bste with Graaads. The debstors choses
sse: Anss Bryce, Lo Lisvills ed Wsyas
Pierce.
More pupils are beias esroiisd in thu
Holly schools thaa ever before 1t this
time Of the year.
The basketball taaes with Lanai
have been called oG, qwia9 to chsate
in the nsna3e~enf Of the Opers house d
Lamar,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
CONTEST NOTICE
Depsrtment Of the Interior,
U. s. Land OHice.

y. s. Land OAice.
Lamar. Cnlo.. Jsn. 81. 1910
suhsen contest affidavit having been sled Ia tAis Of
holns. eorty No. 1885, made Feb 1907 for Ii. ..rb.
east quarter Of section T. township 2l south rage II
vest BY Andrew D. Holhns. contestes, in which Il j, a.
that he has made Improvement. tAereos, thst liz h.
changed his residence for than months las,
and that said sbsence not caused BY his eplynen,
defaults continue date. Said psr,is. are mott,
led to respsnd snd offer evidence .ouchins .sd
allegation at 10 CLOCK March %. lol0 before
Lamar. Colo. "'
The ss;d contestant having. in proper s6dsv; Sled
jan 3l 1870 set forth facts which show ,hs, alter a..
disenoe personal service Of this cannot Ls ns5s
hereby ordered and directed that ssch notice bs evsn
BY due and proper pubEcssion.
G.. Frost Lissst,. Recsivs,.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of The Interior.
IL s Land 0E,~ :, f.

Department oR The Interior,
U. S. Land OEce at Lamar Colo
!. Feb. 10. 1910
Notice is hereby given that John Schwartz Of Holly.
Colo. who. on Dec. 10. 1908. made homestead .ppl.
e:ioa No. 0l2l for southeast Of section g.
ship = SOUTH 42 Of the 9th principal meridi.n
has fled notice Of intention make 6na commu, alton
proof to establish claim the land above described
before l.. N. Zainaer. The U. S. Commissioner At Holly
Cole. on the 29ih day Of March. 1910.
Claimant names witAesses; Warren W. James,
Alfred G. Vncenr. Edith L. Vincen. sl Of Holly Colo.
and J. W. Houlton. Of Irene. Kansas.
John A. Williams, Res;,ter.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
COOLIDGE ROAD

The trustees of Coolidge last
Saturday levied a tax of one mill
on the township for the purpose of
building a sand hill road west
from the river bridge, and thence
south on township boundary.
Work will begin at once. The
Syracuse bank has agreed to cash
warrants ut not over two percent
discount. This enterprise is OF
mutual benefit to town and coun-
try, aud is meeting with the en-
couragrmpnt that should actnate
snch HI enterprise.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
School Notes

II. u. Laasoa, q ps0aiaent maa of
Wiley, Coio., also Prof }. 1. Collia's
prsdeesssor o superintendent Of the
Helly schools. vas in Holly Friday on
bssissss. He visited the school and
save very iaaerestial talk to the hilh
seheol. His ssbject was: Reach
hi6hss." He was .aazed At the growth
of the scAool.
Ihs literary Of last Friday evening w.s
well aftesded. The prokran was well
rendered, the chief feature beias debate,
the ssbjsst Of which was. Resolved
thst ths u. s. should Increase her Navy"
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the Interior
United S,ates Land O6c,

United otatos Land Uhca.
Lamar, CoIo Jan. 81. 1910
salhcen contest shdsvit having been filed in this Of
ice BY Nathan Howe contestant against Dennis Conk
lin Entry No. 1908 made April g. 1907, for southeast
Cenkln conesee which il j. alleged tbs, he h.. wholly
abandoned the ssd land and that he ha. made no
menis thereon and that said caused By HI.
that said defaults continue to the present time Sad
parties are hereby notified appear respond and offer
evidence touching said ALLEGATION 10 O'Clock a. M on
March 22 1910 before the Register and Receiver .. the
United States Land Office in Lamar. Colo.
The said contestant hsvnJ in proper akdavif 6ed jan
81, l9l0. sci forth facts WI h show that atr due dill
hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
c. Fro.. LiGse,t Rece;ver.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dep.rtne.l ID b. Ia..r;or

Depsrtneat ef tka laisr;or,
U. s. Lsad O6ea at Laaar. CeIo.
lJ.a. q. 1910.
Notice is hereby given IL, John D. Skun. Of HolIy.
Goio. who on OF. u. 1905 usde homss,sad entry No.
h Serial No. 3343l for The asrtLssst quarter Of sec.
ito" 10 'ewsshp 22 south. range Of The sixth prin.
Communication proof. establish claim the land above
described. esore T. N. Zanxer. United Staten Commis.
s'oner At Holly. Colo. tho 18th dsy Of March 1910.
-, Claimant names Witnesses, Toay Bisk James A.
Wilson, William w. ReynoA. and Chsre. P. P.,tie all Of
John A. Williams Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Departmsnt of the Interior.
u, s. Land Of1ce al Lamar {

Department Of the Interior,
U. s. Land Office Lamar Colo.
Jan. "a. 1910.
Notice j. hereby given ,hs, John p Lnvlle, Of Holly,
Colo who on Feb. l6. 1908. made homestead application
No. S7s3 ser. No. 0lso7 for the .ouhess, quarter Of
,ee'on township % south, " west ot the sixth
PRINCIPAL meridian. has filed notice Of intention make
hnai Five Year proo establish claim the land above
described. before L. N. Zanasr. United States Commits
s1nsf At Holy. Colo. the l2th day Of March. 1910
Sis'mant nsmes as Witnesses; Theodore Baxter, Fred
Cores. Thomas Wilson and John Cores. all Of Holly
J.hn A. wilBsms Kss.,.r
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
Hosrse Coughs. stutfx Cold.

pain in chest and sore lungs. are symptoms
that quickly develop into dangerous illness il
the cold is not cured. Fole, 3 Honey and Tar
stops the cough. heals and eases the coneested
parts and brings quick relief Holly Pharmacy
Ikelman Bros. Prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
NOTICE

This is to notify all persons that will moi be
responsible for any debts contracted by my
wife. alter this date. c. W. STILES.
Holly. Colo Feb. 7. 1910.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-18
a Cough

e danger signal and should not BE- as.letcea,
Iske DR.. Bells PiNE-TAR-HONEY at
once. Il all.ys inflamstion. stops the cough
and heals the membranes. Al al de,ler,.
Farmers Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Harry a. segd visited relatives IN
Burlington yesterday
Mrs. E. NJ. Laws Went to Boston to-
day for visit with friends
Get the good habit oi being shaved at
Miers' sanitary barber shop.
3 A. Denno vent 70 Boston this morn.
ing On a two weeks business trip
George Hight Of West Topsham was in
the city to-day % a business visit
Henry G. Whitaker went to Northfeld
this afternoon on business visit.
The Cleaners win meet with Miss Bur
bank On Church street Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs George Wilfore went to
Plainfeld to-day for . visit with friends.
Mrs W II Springer Of Mortified was
the guest ot Mrs @ III Bancroft yes-
terday
j. + Hoban and family moved to-day
from 80 Spaulding street to q Liberty
street
Edward J. Piper returned To his homo
ii Concord, M H., to-day, after bpsi.
ness visit ID this city
All coupons on the traverse Sled con
test in the shoe department at Fits
must be in By . o'clock tonight
There win be q meeting Of The Knights
of Columbus II their hall IN the Scampini
block Tuesday evening al o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
YeggS Then Start to Rob Spen-
Ger, Mass, POStolfice
BUT WERE SCARED AWAY
Somebody Rang the Fire Alarm and the
Yeggs Fled, Having Running
Pistol Fight with an
0fieer.

Spencer, Mass, Jan. 10. Yeggmen
who are believed to be the same ones
who recently looted safe at Athol
dynamited the safe At the post Office here
carly to-day, after overpowering and
locking up two policemen who were doing
right duty. While the robbers were in
the midst Of their work, they were
frightened away by tho ringing Of The
fre alsrIn, and they fed without securing
any booty Had they taken a little more
tins in their search for wealth, they
might have secured $1,000, which was
in an inner compartment Of the safe.
But the ringing 81 the ire alarm frua.
trated the robbery
Later, as the yeges were fleeing from
the post Office, they were encountered
by Policeman Iiford, who engaged in a
running haht with the gang, exchanging
number 81 shots The policeman's shots
apparently did not take effect, as the
yeees escaped into the woods A posse
Of men is now in pursuit Of them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
wRIeHrs FIND FAULT
with the United States Patent Laws,
as Too Lax.

New York, Jan. l0--Agtacking tho
patent laws as too lax ia that they force
the patentee 10 take legal steps to pro
test the patent against infeetmen in
sead Of the government doing 50, the
Wright brothers gave the United Press
al interview to-day answering The at
tacks On them for injunctions against
Other afiat0rs.
1--WE are not strangiing aviation il The
cradle. rs the French accuse d. of doing
said Wilbur Wright for the simple
reason that we created the SCIENCE of
aviation We went over to Paris 10
show them something new paulhan q
quoted a. saying the French tip their
hats to us. They use the other hand
Is go through our pockets We are I'M
pelied by no desire % monopobze the
air We simply say, Il Others want to
use our dsuiees, let them pay as for
them. The French made 10 advances
They are simply getting closer and closer
70 our inventions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
.FARMINGTON, N. H.,
FIRE LOSS Sl25,OOO
-Four Acres Of Buildings Were Burned
Over on Sunday Morning Couple
Had Marrow Escape.

Pennington, n. H., Jan. l0.--Losses
aggregating si25O0O resulted from a
ere which started at 1870 o'clock Sun
day morning 10 the Barker business
block and burned over an area Of four
acres It was the largest in Farming.
ton in s5 years The losses are nearly
all covered BY insurance
The blaze started near the furnace
in the Wilson general store. The OK
plosion Of stock Of powder awakened
Eugene Kicker and his wife, who lived
upstairs, and after barely escaping with
few things. which they snatched up,
they sounded tho alarm
By the time the local department arr
rived the FIRE had assumed alarming
proportions. Il seemed that the whole
town would be swept away. An appeal
for help was telephoned to Rochester
and a special train carrying two fire
companies and about loo volunteers was
sent over ia qunek time With this aid
a stand was made in the path Of the
blaze, and after five hours fighting IL
was got under control
From the Wilson building the flames
quickly made their way into the Barker
building adjoining. which was levelIed
Thence the Gre jumped across the street
to The ThayeF building, where The dam
age was caused chiefly hy water
The Farmington Savings Bank build
ing. next 70 the Barker building, SUI.
fered more damage by water than by
fire IA places the roof was burned and
sparks started small lres III several
parts of the building The Masonic han
in this building was badly damaged
The chief losses were in the Barker
building where were located the tele
phone exchange Red Mems ball. the
Offices Of DR. i. G. Perkins and Charles
Raymond, the Brockton Clothing com.
pany's store and the millinery shop Of
j Breckenridge
In the Thayer building damage was
caused in the meat market Of George
f. Wentworth. the establishment Of
q M Iiusaey and the plumbing shop
of wa n Ihayer Windows IN several
were broken by the heat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
Invited investigation.

G. Pedotti Of Northfeld sends the FOL.
lowing communication to The Times,
eli sei0peranti scalpelliui italiaRi O
spsgnoli aderenti al branch d Mortified
vt.
Riuniti in assembled il giorno Gen
nai0 1910.
Dopo lunga ed esauriente discussion
in merito ale accuse puhhlicate recente-
ment sul giornsle Ia Cronaea Sovversiva
ii Barre, Vt, contro Il eomitato d'agi
tazione degli scalpelini di qu.
Delibeano di lasciare ampa facotta
tutti queeli individu tcompreso re-
dattori al datto giornalel che avessero
documenti yalevoli per rieonfermare
dette accuse di oonvocare essi medesimi
I'M assembled degli scalpelini ia North.
held W.T., entro un periodo III tempo nor
pin tsrii del giorno III & "a onde chiarira
ie oolpe, Sc eolpe We he sono del comit2ao
steso
Frattanto riconfermano Ia loro incon
dizionata iidueia a eomitato stesso, ann
proya contrario.
Alcuni scalpellini.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
woRkEp our wAaL.
Prison Labor Law ID Orange County Last
Year

Chelsea, Jan lO While The law re-
aufing certain prisoners sentenced 70
the county iails throughout tlla stala
to perform labor, the proceeds iof whica
4 turned into the state tfeasure has
failed 20 work as practically as was
anticipated. vet there are a fe8 eountie.
in which The officials comprising the varl-
oHs prison boards have made q record
not only n favor Of the law, hH6 4 record
for themselves. as men who mot only
realize their responsibility, but men who
do things"
Washington county with AZ 0ranro
county boy as sheriff and who has tull
charge Of working tic prisonersl has
made an enyiahle record turning into
tie state treasury more than has been
turned ID from any other county III the
state and perhaps more than az the 9TH
er counties combined.
IN this regard, Orange county has a
record for The year ending December 81,
1909 which suhstantiates the fact thpt
Washington county is not alone il haY,
ing officials who are alive to their duty.
During the year just closed. ont Of the
entire number 81 commitments to Tie
county Jail there were only siStyeight
prisoners who were subject 70 labor i'm.
der the present law
For their labor, Deputy Sheriff ,. III.
Adams, who, though not ) member oi
the prison board, has had charge Of The
working Of the prisoners, has just turned
over 70 the state the snug little sum Of
Sl50s9.
It may Be of interest to know for
what oAenses these sixty eight prisoners
were committed 70 jail. Is shown By
the Jail registers For intoxication, S6
Yapancy, Isl; breach Of the peace, O.;
assault. illegal furnishing !; larceny,
1; cruelty To animals, 2.