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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-07-08

Catholic parishes and innumerable
Catholic societies. A strong commit
tee of the Chicago German Catholic
Societies, headed by ex-Judge Michael
f. Girten, as chairman, is making ar
rangements to receive the big conven.
ton.
Addition to Milwaukee Sanitarium.
st. Mary's HILL" new psychopath-
ic hospital, attached to the Sacred
Heart Sanitarium, Milwaukee, will oc-
cupy a block and half, in that city.
ST. Louis Knights Publish Library
ers in the st. Louis Public Library has
been prepared and published by the
Knights of Columbus. All together
about $500 titles are listed, including
books in all the various departments
of literature. In preparing this list
the Knights of Columbus have follow.
ed the example of Catholic organiza-
lions in Chicago, Buffalo, New York
and other cities, where similar lists
have been found useful and popular
among Catholic readers. The lists
may be consulted free at the library
and have been placed on sale at the
book stores.
cathoIicity in chIe.-In Chile, South
America, religious education is com.
pulsory. It's population is 3,205, 1892
souls mostly Catholic.
Penny Lunch in Parochial School,
There will be opened in st. Johns
Cathedral School, Milwaukee, next fall
the first penny lunch in Catholic pa
rochial school in Wisconsin. The
Mothers and Teachers club of St.
Johns parish decided by unanimous
vote to take this step.
Gift to the Josephinum.-A benefac-
tor has donated to the Pontifical Col
lege of the Josephinum, at Columbus,
Ohio, $4,000 as a nucleus for new
college building.
Sisters Open Summer Home for Ba.
bies.-The Sisters of st. Mary will
open a summer home for babies in
Kenosha, Wis, this season. The place
will be located on Durkee avenue, just
south of the city limits. Provision for
the care of 200 babies brought up
from the slum districts of Chicago
will be made.
Catholics Honored by Manhattan
CoIIege.-At Carnegie Hall, New York,
Archbishop Farley oficiated at the
comforting of the degree of Doctor of
Law on Governor Aram J. Pothier
Governor of Rhode Island, and Su.
preme Court Justice Daniel F. Cohalan
by Manhattan College.
New Chief Justice Of Quebec.-The
Hon. Francis Xavier Lemieux has been
appointed Chief Justice of Quebec in
succession to Sir Francois Langelier
the new Lieut. Governor of the Prov.
! ince. Mr.. Charles E. Dorion, X. c.
becomes a Puisne Justice of Quebec
| in place of Mr.. Lemieux
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-07-08

Precept is instruction written in the
sand-the tide flows over it and the
record is gone. Example is craven
on the rock, and the lesson il not soon
lost.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-07-08

Blackjack College JubiIee.-The
celebration of the golden jubilee of
Blackjack College on June 5th was a
notable event in the educational his
tory of Ireland. His Grace, the Arch
bishop of Dublin was present at the
High Mass, which was celebrated by
Mgr. Fitzpatrick, PIP, VIC. The Most
Rev. DR.. Gilmartin, Bishop of Clon-
fert, who preached, traced in glowing
language the remarkable successes
achieved by the College and paid a
fitting tribute to the ability and self
sacrificing labors of the Fathers of
the Holy Ghost. While on that day
they recalled the educational success
of Blackjack and Rockwell-for Rock
well was the younger sister of Black
rock-they should not fail, he said, to
send their greetings to the past
students of the College who completed
their higher studies under the Fathers
in Paris, and were now scattering the
| Gospel seeds along the Eastern and
Western Coasts of Africa, in the
region of Uganda, in South America,
in the West Indies, in America, and
Canada. At the close of the festivities
purse of e1,586 was presented as
the nucleus of a memorial fund for
the college.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-07-08

Large Fund for English Catholic
SchooI.-The Duke of Norfolk is the
first Lord of England, and, what is
vastly more, practical Catholic and
a devoted member of the Third Order
of st. Francis. Some time ago he dis
posed of his famous collection of Hol-
bein paintings for the sum of $780,
900 in order to spend the proceeds in
the cause of Catholic schools in Eng
land.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-07-08

German Catholic Verein Convention.
The fifty-sixth annual convention OF
the German Catholic Verein will take
place in Chicago in September and a
great throng of German Catholics ID
expected to attend. Chicago has 195
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
DRINK HABIT
The 6stIIl Tisltnsat q Specific
hl Aloolollsn
NO EXTENDED DETENTION FROM
BUSINESS.

Are you or some member of your family
drinking to exce-s7 II 40 you should
write TO the Catiin Institute Of Denver
and get full particulars of the CAtlin
treatment for the drink habit.
The Gatlin Institute. at No. is:s cieve-
land Place. Denver. Colo. is maintained
along lines that afford the strictest pri-
vacy. and is homelike. being the finest
equipped Institution OF Its kind In the
state.
IL seems that the eleven years OF un-
interrupted success Of tn. Gatlin treat
m.nt Is due to the fact that the cause
Of drink and not the result is treated.
The G,tlin treatment Is purely vegetable.
taken Internally and harmies--no bad
after-effects-no hypodermic injections.
The Ga,lin system OF treating alcoholism
requires but three days time TO accom-
plish the mos, satisfactory results,
The matter OF a cur. IL doubtful by
many Of III. so-call.d cures" This IL
no, the case wher. tn. Gatlin treatment
IL taken. for each patient Is accepted for
treatment with the plain understanding
that n there Is a failure. the money paid
Is refunded; this understanding Is made
In writing. II 50 desired.
All communications answered and took
Of particulars. contract. etc. are mailed
In plain envelope upon request to the
Gatiin Institute. it.s Cleveland Place.
Denver. Colo. The Home treatment IL
for anyone who cannot go TO the fnsti
tute for treatment Do not delay. hut
write at once and learn how 10 rid YOUR .
self of this ruinous habit or how to save
someone near and dear 10 YOU.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Gard Of Thanks.

We are very thankful and appreci-
ate the kindness shown us by all of
our friends and neighbors during the
and a fond and loving mother.
J. p. Carraher.
Leo Carraher.
Ben Carraher,
Willie Carraher.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
the swiuk Ditch and Reservoir Co..,

the swink Ditch and Reservoir Com.
pany, rode out to Reservoir No. 9 and
started the Pueblo contractor to work
raising the dykes and enlarging the
dam. As soon as this is finished
work will be started on the ditch
from No. and at the same time the
Swink ditch gang is at work on the
canal south OF Manzanola. which as.
sures activity along the entire pro.
ject--Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
-.Edk AN
ABOUT
TOWN

the dawn OF new day and new
year, the straight and narrow path
may be entered with right good VIII
and grim determination 10 stick?
IL sure does make business poor
to come ou, and take a pronounced
stand on the wet and dry proposition
The Tribune Is In favor OF a dry La
Junta 365 days in the year. and on
leap year $50 days. Did you grasp
thar, Wei. after IL soaks in good
Just take a look over the advertising
pages OF this forty page edition and
then count the number OF merchants
tha, are boyco,ting the Tribune be-
cause II Is In favor OF dry town.
Count 'cm-on the fingers OF one
hand. and cut off three OF your fin
gers before you start in, for that is
the exact number OF the turn downs
that the advertising solicitor received
Subjoined. annexed and herewith is
half-tone reproduction OF the clas-
sic physiognomy OF Judge T. W. Me
Daniel. man about town who pre-
sides over the des,lnies OF the coun-
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
swink Reservoir system.

Work upon the Swink reservoir s!s
TEN which has been allowed TO lag
since the senator's death. was this
week taken up with renewed vim
and from now on will be carried rap.
idly forward TO completion.
On Tuesday Lewis Swink, II. A.
Dawley and Claude Swink. officers OF
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Presbyterian Church.

Public worship and preaching by
the pastor. Rev. Otis G. Dale. at IL
a. IN. Union mass meetings at 1:30
p. IN, for women in this church.
for men In the Idle Hour Theater.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18

ty court. The Judge did not have
time to have his picture took" until
las, Sunday-af,er church. and We
did not receive the photo In time
so We could have cut made TO
adorn me ''rogue's gallery" which or
namcns two sections Of this forty
page edition. However,. II is better
late than never. The Judge is get
ting .ci'er looking every day. Age
does not seem to wl,her nor custom
stale his infinite variety. and sad
to relate he Is still In state of
slngle blessedness
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18

President Tafi. In letter dated DE
eembcr 20. 1910. aud read In 5000
Sunday schools In the United States
sounded the keynots CT total alb
stainers' movement. The letter Is al.
dressed to Sunday school pupils as
My Dear Young Friends" and reads
The excessive use OF intoxicating II.
quor Is the cause cf a great deal OF
the poverty. desrsdatlon and crime OF
the world. and one who abstalns from
the use OF such liquor avoids a dan
gerous temptation. Abraham Lincoln
showed tina, h. belics ed this In writ.
Ing out for his boy friends the
pledge OF total stinenec. so often
quoted Each person must determine
for himself the course he will take In
reference 10 his tastes and appctites.
bu, those who exercise self-rcstraint
10 avoid altogether the temptation
OF alcoholic liquor are on the safe
and wiser side
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18

A very interesting rell, OF antiquity
Vas displayed on the bulletin Loard
al Wonderly's Theater last Monday
the particular occasion being the
holdoyer celebration Of Lineoln's
birthday OF the day before. The relic
was a copy OF the New York Herald
Of April IL. 1866. containing an ae-
count OF the assassination cf Prcsi-
dent Lincoln. Mr. NoHderly found
this paper In the back OF a picture
frame five years ago while visiting
his old home In Dayton. Ohio. The
picture Was drawing that Mr.
wonderly had made In the days OF
his adolescence. and IL was so good
that hts father decided TO frame II.
While he was at home Il was de-
cidod TO take the picture down.
and Mr. wonderly remembered that
some old newspapers had been plac-
cd In the back Of the frame. as was
the custom In prehistoric days. This
was how the paper containing an
account OF Llnooln's assassinatt ION
happened to be preserved.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18

Years and years ago Rev. Otis @.
Dale served his time as a prcssman
and worked on big city daily. One
day this week. Jus, TO show that he
had not forgotten how. he gave an
exhibition OF old.timc press feeding
on this forty pace edition OF tn.
sroat family Journal. lie started In
with supreme confidence. and when
he was given the high sign. pulled
the throttle Vide open and was off
II Was easy to see that II was not
his first time on tn. job. and for
a out two papers every thing went
well On the third revolution OF
the big cylinder. however. there was
great eoumotion In the Interior OF
the press. and u WAS found that
about two square yards Of clean
white paper were wrapped around the
ink rollers closer than \ brother. Rev
Dale Just smiled. looked pleasant. and
SAID nothin.--wh is not the usual
custom In = well regulated print shop,
The prcsstnAn ustalY has . good
deal to nay on an occasion like this.
and Il IA usually very emphatic and
10 the point. Rcs. Dale. however.
Was not discoursscd. but pulled OF
ths ninisteriai coat. saA With ths
sjacuiaitou. "i'ii show you." started
y asaia. We s1nirsl bic nsvss ~
lIs s0tsjt. asd tAis tias ~ Aal .
llttIs bettse Iack, - - ~ ~ have
~ tsps6ls uatn abeu ~ cietA
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Msthed'st Episcopal Church.

Sunday school at 9i5 a. III.
Preaching AT IL 4. N.
Epworth League meeting at $50.
Evening service dismissed on ac-
count OF mass meeting for men at
the Idle Hour Theater and the mass
meeting for women at the Presbyter-
ian church.
REV. J. W. NEELY. Pastor.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18

One day this week the Tribune re-
cciyed copy OF the souvenir number
OF the Portland oresonian, the occa-
sion being In honor Of the fiitieth
birthday OF that great family Journal
OF the northwest The paper was
sent by Ernest Tucker. former resi-
dent OF this city. who is now living
In Portland. and We would not be
surprised TO learn that he was con-
nected with the art department of
the oregonian. as he was cartoon
ist OF considerable local fame In La
Junta. The anniversary numter OF
the orcgonian consists OF l4i pages
slightly larger than this mammoth
an has grown some since We last saw
IT, Twenty-elght years ago the ed
itor OF the great family journal held
cases" on the oregonian and put in
strenuous summer singing type at
office. of which there Is a view, does
not look much like Il did thcn--noth-
ing gut machines and more machines.
A quarter OF a century ago. in the
good old "hand-set days, good
printer could catch on" In any big
city. but In those 'maehine.set days
the life OF typographical tourist is
far from rosy.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18

In another column OF this ssuc will
d. found aa artici. entitled. la
Junta Schools Among Most ADVANCED
In the Country" written by o. II.
Wood. one OF the instructors In
the hlsh school. This article il prsc.
tioaily the same AS the one that won
the fourth prize In the School In
Our Town Contest" conducted by
Golfers Weekly. the announcement
OF tho prir. winners In which ~.
pearcd In Golfers issue OF February
lith. The article gives very GLOW.
Ing and truthful account Of the ctiu.
eationsi advantages OF La Junta.
Our public schoois are without . pecr
anywhere In the country. Aocordins
10 Golfers the prize letter. are 10
bc printed In the near future. which
Will result la the schools OF La
JuntA receiving ZONE very yaluah,e
aud nationwide advertising. Mr..
Wood h entitled TO \ xr,a, deai q
credit for his forcthouxht In decjd.
Ing 10 enter the contest also "a
making good. and thus si,inr the La
Junta schools the advantage of vtds
pubiicisy.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18

time around. when there was more
commotion In the roller department.
Rev. Dale smiled some more, but did
not look SO pleasant, and as the reg.
ular pressmAn appeared to lie doing
some hard thinking. he decided TO
retire before the explosion took
place.
La Junta is good town TO live
Uneven II II Is two per cent wet. It
will be better town to live In
three months from now-when II will
be 100 per cent dry.
AT the regular meeting OF the North
La Junta Boosters last Monday even
ing Major G. NJ Cameron was placed
In nomination for director Of School
District No. IL TO be held In May
District No. II at the election to be
held In May next Early bird.
Who is your candidate for mayor
on the dry ucket7 Twenty years
aso the Tribune conducted a prelim-
mary election through Its columns
and the man who received the great
est number OF votes In the Tribune
preliminary contest was subsequently,
elected mayor. Let US see II We can
not make history repeat itself this
year OF grace. No one has been de
cided upon for mayor as yet. various
and sundry rumors 10 The contrary
Notwithstanding. Write your choice
on the ballot on the first page of
this issue and mall IL TO the Tri-
Cune. or place 1t In our item box
In the postoffice lobby.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Christian Church.

Bible school at s:45 am. Mrs c.
A. Pratz. superintendent.
Pr aching st II a. m Subject
The Terms of DiscIpleship.'
All members Of the church are
urgently requested to be present at
the morning service. matter OF
business will be brought up and We
want every member to have voice
In the matter.
No preaching In the evening on
account Of union service
RAYMOND c. FARMER.
Minister.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-06-30

Revival Meeting Begins Saturday
Night at the TabernacIe

The Methodist revival meeting
will begin Saturday night At the
Baptist Tabernacle.
Rev. c. 5. Cameron Of Roby
arrived today and will take the
lead in the preaching service
Pastor Hunt and the other
preachers will keep Up the cor
ners and they insist thai the lay
membership rally to the stand
ard and work while II is day.
They invite everybody to help.
DR.. Cameron is strong evan
geIisfie preacher and a devcut
man.
His singer. Mr.. r. r. Wood il
with him 10 lead the choir and h.
invites all the singers Of all thz
congregations to meet him at ey-
cry service.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-06-30
A Charming Woman

j. one who i lovely IN face form
mind and temper But it, hard f1-
a woman 20 he charming without
health. a weak lckiy woman
viii BIZ nervous and irritable Con
stipation and kidney poisons
show 10 pimples. blotehes SKIN
eruptiohs and a Wretshed con
plexion. But Electric Btters al
WAYS prove a Godsend r. women
who want health. beauty and
liver AMI kidneys. purify the
blood give strong nerves. bright
eyes pure breath. smoofhe. vel
vety skin ii@siy Complexion and
perfect health Tr then 50e a.
All drurzez
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-06-30
Judge E1onerates ThOrndaIeites

Special to Signal
Cameron, Texas, June a
Judge English who conducted
the investigation Of the res~nt
lynehing Of Mexican boy At
Th0rndale. issued a statement 10
day that the Mexican lad was but
- or II years Of age, that be
weighed less than 80 pounds, that
he killed Zieshong after the lat
ter had called him unprintsble
names; that only five or SIX men
preached lynching an dthat Thorn
dale's best citizens regret the az
fair and are doing everything
they can to help catch the perpe-
traitors.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-06-30

u was a long and bloody bat
tie for life that was waged by
james b. Mershon Of Newark. y
J. Of which b. writes q had
lost much blood from lung hem
.orrhages and was very weak and
ran down. For eight months
was unable 20 work Death seen
ed Close al my heels. Ehen ] b.
gan. three weeks ago 20 use Dr.
Kings New Discovery But il h.
helped me greatly. II j. dong al
that you clam. For weak -ore
lungs Obstinate coughs. stubborn
colds. hoarsenes "a grippe ash
ma. hay fever or any fhroat- Or
lung troublr rs E1prene. So
and s1o0. Trisl botfie FREE Guar
rieed By an dr1zEsfx
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-06-30

The fact that a judge in Okla
homa made a slip Of the pen and
writes too many or too few words
in MS charge does not turn Grim
mails loose On the public Or at
least viii not a. long az Judge
Furmsn and his associates Of the
appellate court apply the Rule
Of RessOn" which they have a.
dopfed When the /evidenee that
was heard By the jury shows that
theperson on trial was guilty Of
crime and the jurors convict
the prisoner the appellate court
affirms even though the judge
may have inadvertently written
something in his charges not re-
aaired or left something out
thought By lawyers 70 be essen
fisl. The country needs more
Judges with common sense lis
the Oklahoma eosrt Paris
News.
II has been cOnteBded fhat for
court Of appeals 10 pass lightly
over cis-i~al error OF other
minor slips in a trial court, lowers
the dignity Of the court and will
establish a bad precedent, but
the rank and file Of the people
cannot see il in that light. Where
a jury happens 70 leave out a let
ter in writing q verdict, il shOuid
not set aside their plain findings
The Burrel Oates ease recently
tried ~ Waxahschie Is enough TO
disgust people with a useless con
tenti0n over technical points
The negro has been repeatedly
tried and found guilty Of muir
der. but because the jury by over
sight. failed % state the degree
Of themurder. the negro must be
granted another trial and for an
other period. insult the dignity Of
the state and heap up expenses
on the people. although every man
knows that the jury considered
that the negro deserved death
The time must come when the
rule OF reason and common sense
must take the place Of senseless
ethics and foolish technicaiifies
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-06-30

Are You Sure Your Kidneys Are
Well

Many rheumatic attacks are due
TO uric acid IN the blood But the
duty Of the kidneys j. to remove
all uric acid from the blood It's
presence there shows the kidneys
10 be inactive.
Don't delay with uric acid
solvents. You might 60 on til
doomsday with them but until You
cure the kidneys you viii never
get well. Doan = Kidney Pills not
only remove the uric acid, but
cure the kidneys and then ell
danger from uric acid Is ended.
The following testimony will
convince the most skepficai Sny-
der citizen.
s. P. Daley, Big Springs, Tex
az says. About twO years ago
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-06-30

the contents Of two boxes Of
Doan Is Kidney pills relieved me
Of a severe case Of kidney com
plant Last winter, when ! again
began 70 suffer from baekache and
q dull soreness across my kidneys
+ a. once procured Doan's Kid
ney Pills and after using them a
short time. the pain in my back
disappeared. have recommended
Doan 3 Kidney Pills TO several Of
my neighbors and shall continue
to do 80.
For sale BY all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-MiIburn Co., Buffa-
10. New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-DOans
and take no other.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-06-30
WOMAN LOSES IN SUIT
Special to Signal

Special 70 Signal
Dallas, Texas, June A-The
Court Of Civil Appeals handed
down a decision this morning de-
nying the claim Of Jessie Stalsick
Griggsby 70 the property Of A. D,
" Griggsby. a railroad eontrs<t-
OF here on the ground thaDshe Is
his common law wife. T
The court held it impossible for
man Of Griggsby's social and f.
naneial position to have lived in
the relation OF man and wife with
plaintiff
The property il said to be
worth a half million dollars.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-06-30

The report that Hon. T. B. Ran
deii would withdraw from TO-
race ~ rfbe United States senate
Lr, been ---ru' sted n Texas re-
nily. buf '-a' vIg5rr us's DENIED
iy Mr. R.a1eil a ler- csys ago
20 che follow. 2 vig3r5',- manrer
y ara 30. suFprisei 80 .he low
cunning anu MrLfidrivil. riifpnl
erF Of ny oppositipn The special
j. utterly false and without sem
blance OF facts Bailey well knows
be cannot escape meeting me "a
the issues OF this campaign. The
public will not BE- deceived by
such shameless fabricafiOns. -
Roscoe Times.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-06-30
Juveniles Transferred

Special 70 Signal
Austin, Texas, June 24-Thru
an error IN directions, Charles
Bell, aged - years and Fred
SweIton, aged 15-sentenced 70
two years for burglary were sent
to the MeLennan county peniten-
tiary instead Of the training
school At Gainesville. Governor
Colauitt today offered their
transfer TO the reformatOry.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-06-30
J. B. BOLFS.


Sheriff. Scurry Co. Texas
Snyder, Texas. June s. 1911
THE STATE OF TEXAS:
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Scurry County, Greeting
You are hereby commanded 20
cause TO be Published one geek
for three consecutive weeks IN
some newspaper in Seurry Coun-
". II there be one regularly print
ed therein. II not. then you viii
duly post for A. least twenty days
before the return day hereof a
copy Of the following notice
THE STATE or TEXAS
To al persons Interested IL the
welfare Of Sidney Grubbs. Homer
Grubbs. Carlton Grubbs. Reese
Grubbs. Wylie Grubbs and Mar
YIN Grubbs. minors. 4. j. Gran
than. guardian Of the estate OF
said minors has filed in the Coun-
" Court Of Scurry County. Texas
his application for leave 70 resign
said guardianship. and has accom-
panied the same by an account for
final settlement thereof which APP
Dlieari0n win b. heard by our
said county court on the first Non
day in july. A. T.. 1911 ere same
being The tnird day Of July A. D.
1911 AZ which fime al persons IN
terested in said minors may ap-
pear and contest said account for
final settlement II they see prop
r. to do So
Herein fail not. bui Of TINS
wit make due return showing
how y0u have executed the same
Given under ny hand and seal
o. said c0urr AZ office IN Snyder.
Texas this 9Th day Of June A. D
1911
B. A ENBANK-
Clerk County Court Of Scurry Co
Texas.
By y 7. SKINNER. Deprtg.