The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-31

ana lht nlptoiht.l, llirff Dul lht prllrf
amcnp them hell@irt IinE Perry THAT thtl
church tolld dosfo hahn provided they did
ieJt attend AID might Indeed atcumplish q
u4eAstls u good MYteosrl Il Sguld safely
be phenomenon IL haze a eAanh III Lead
eye ia that panicalAi they would be il Z
position 10 pull il all OYER Doshe!e Slf
Ptfry became mois sehsmsnt a hr pio
gltssed and alne OH hatiocted III sapp,n u
Father Wash
All day they stfolied h couple and singly
70 walch lhe operations, occasionally offer
Ing comment os induisi.i4 IA iailirfy, % niii,h
Walsh replied in kiia None prgnefed his
services, lear Of public opihiyil stAising
among them loo active pAiuipatlol a 70
1ligious matters Inighl deprive man Of caste
aid las him open 10 tic -GspeoA d beng
seakiiug Bat Oh the thihl day thr most
icekless Of them seized saw, and thrusiing
the Nlessan aside, went al a scantling With
ievefish energy Il was Rlordan he Of the
terrible strength Al Iiegler's, where he
stopped on his way 70 supper, he was plainly
abashed, bul volunteered The explanation
that he iet sorry ior the little man and those
Mexicans were Of no account. Whatever
Riordans promptings, he was there again
next day and the next. and there were two
more to help him.
twas Walsll's intention tosbuild mod
estchurch, all Of frame brought from the saw
mill lat the mines, witha plain wooden altarand
long benches for seats The would over
top all Deadeye, and topping the tower would
be cross what cross, tool Father Walsh
closed his eyes TO gloat over the vision, ior aad
otLinkcn, the foreman At Doghole, promised
to provide one glittering in glt2
Doghole, indeed became poisoned thorn
in Deadeyes side. Venomous as had heen
the rivalry since the two towns rose mush-
room like from nothing il fed on The posses
sion Of Father Walsh until Doghole only
hated peadeye less than Dcadeye hated Dog
hole. And now the coming OF the priest gave
promise OF stirring the ranking feud into
open fight, unconscious though he was OF ii.
For in the citizens Of readeye had been born
sort Of proprietary sentiment towards the
father and YET he persisted in journeying on
the burro regularly 10 Doghole, where, rumor
had II, he Vas on terms OF intimacy with the
miners and regaled them with long talks in
the fashion oi rs sabbath meetings Why
on. earth should he bother wit Doghoe,
Deadeye wanted 70 knos, II was assmedy
doomed to prrdition aag,.ay, and 70 them !
seemed pity that i go-s- aaA'a time should
be squandered.
With factional feeling al Nhite heal and
the ieud running strong fle chufch grew
sl5Nly 10 its topnlost bsam There remains-
only ths paint Linken had been faithful tC
his pledgs, and beautiful, sparkling crosi
gave back shs Light where It fell ia broac
. shan Though thu window Of Father Walsh
bedroom The night ol It's arrival he knel
and prayed there prayed ior Desdeye ana it
nen. for Ihs beglimed toiisrs ID the mines
Hi: heart vas uphtsd With hope his sou
tender with IhankIulnsss that his feet haC
been guided ~ Tar on the stony way
We vii open The church nelt Sunday,
hs ANNOUNCED
There eoald Be 10 iernaliIy stately cere
inony bsing out 81 lhe question in that lsgion
He would held simple sergice, asking God
blessing on The structure dedicated 10 Hl
worl. That was al, bul he accepted viii
eager gratitude kUsie's offer 10 decorate III
intsrior. Meanwhile, Deadcye vaa in
quaudasy, ..gesiling with i pl~Lleln, - We.
falher Walsh knew it. Shoilld lies a1cn'
tie opening Many were lcath to eomm'
themselves 10 nes order by their rlrseAeet u
the church for none we're SO biiad the
could not STE thgl the dedication Was Step
ping stone t. lie Hie oi The community sn'