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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-09
PUBLIC SALE.

l will sell at public auction on nv
ranch 2 1-2 miles east of Lynden, on
north side of river, 1-2 mile south
and 1-2 mile east Of Worthen Station
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is
At 10 O'Clock sharp
The following will be for sale:
Z head OF mich cows, mostly grade
Jerseys, some now fresh, balance to
be fresh soon, cream separator, near
ly new, 10 gal. cans, etc. Also some
household goods, including range
nearly new, bedroom set and other
household goods.
Free lunch at noon
Terms of sale: All sums under $40
cash, on sums over that amount a
credit of eight months will be given
on good bankable paper bearing & per
cent interest from date of sale.
Geo. Bostwick, Auctioneer,
r. w. Green, Clerk.
S-s-lt. J. p. Donahue, Prop
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-09

The trial of John D.etz, the ode
fender of Cameron DAM for murder
begun March It'll.
Valentine (Knockout) Brown, the
New York lightweight, gained popu-
lar decision over Ad Wo,gast, the
worlds lightweight champion. in a
slashing 10-round bout
Edward T. Jeffrey is to retire from
the presidency of the Denver & Rio
Grande, Ria Grande Southern and
Western Pacific Railroads.
"Parson" Charles Z. Davies, who
helped more aspiring pugilists to
fame and fortune than any other
sporting manager, has promoted his
last fight. He is fighting a battle
against paralysis.
Miss Anne Berthe Grunspan lost
her 100000 suit against William E.
Walling, the millionaire Socialist, for
breach of promise of marriage.
Mrs. Ellen Wade Colfax, 70 years
old, widow of Vice-President Schuy-
Ter Colfax, died after an illness of
several months, at South Bend, Ind.
Frank G. Bigelow, the Milwaukee
banker, convicted of the misuse of
funds OF the First National Bank
there, of which he was president, has
been released from the Federal prison
at Leavenworth.
Members of the Yale class OF 1878
held their annual dinner at the White
House Saturday night as the guests Of
President Taft.
The city officials of Fresno, Calf,
compromised on the free speech fight,
and the Industrial Workers Of the
World were released from the county
Jail.
A resolution was adopted by the
California Assembly condemning the
action Of the United States Senate in
seating William H. Lorimer.
The total number of cases in the
present outbreak of cholera in Homo
lulu Is 10, of which 10 have died.
All are native Hawaiians.
A worlds aviation record was estab.
lished at Laredo, Texas, when Lieu
tenant Foulois, U. S. A., and Aviator
Parmalee drove an army aeroplane
LOG miles in 2 hours and minutes.
Broughton Brandenburg, magazine
writer, was convicted of forgery at
New York and sentenced to not less
than two years nor more than four
years in Sing Sing.
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-09
THE WORLD
NEWS NOTES

Reports received from Mukden tell
of growing anti-foreign agitation In
Manchuria and rumors of probable
Boxer uprising.
In an imperial rescript, Emperor
Nicholas of Russia announced his In
tention to complete his grandfather's
work for the emancipation OF the
serfs
The records of the Hungarian post
office show that $37,06O,OO0 was sent
to Hungary during 1910 by Austro-
Hungarians living in America.
officers of American fishing vessels
making Vancouver, B. c., their head
quarters are held liable to the prov.
ince for income tax, although they
make their homes on the boats.
Private messages from Russia re-
ceived in London, assert that Jewish
massacres are approaching the bar.
barity OF the slaughter at Kishineff.
II is announced that Brazil, Argen.
tine, Peru, Chile and Uruguay have
decided to establish state monOpolies
in wireless telegraphy.
Furious at the freedom with which
correspondents of foreign publications
sometimes criticise British public
men and institutions, London political
leaders are planning to punish the Of
feDiers even though their articles
may never have been circulated in
Great Britain.
According to report Howard Elliott,
president of the Northern Pacific, is
the choice of the dominating. group in
the Missouri Pacific for successor as
president of that line, vice George J..
Gould.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-09

| have a friend in Bellingham, who
has a splendid Lumber and Shin
GLE Brokerage business. His health
has failed, and he wants to sell out
entirely Or will sell half interest 10
a thoroughly reliable man who can
handle the office end of the business.
He will trade for City or Farm
property, the latter preferred as he
wants to get out and rough it for Il
while.
His profits last year We're better
than $4,000 and the prospects and
conditions are far better this year
than year ago.
He has splendid business in Van
couver, b. c., and Canada, as we'll as
all over this country.
Enquire at the Tribune for particu-
lars.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-09


VIII Peters place, 2 miles south and
"a of a mile east OF Lynden, on
MONDAY, MARCH 10
At / o'clock sharp
The following will be for sale:
3 horses, gelding, yr. old, weight
1900 lbs. l mare, 9 VI. old, weight
1850 lbs. l mare, 3 yr. old, weight 800
lbs, cows, to be fresh in May, an
other fresh in June and l is fresh,
l heifer coming fresh, l ! yr. old
heifer, heifer calf, 3 pigs 10 weeks
old, 1 fat hog. doz. chickens, 1-6
hole range, l kitchen cabinet, l din
ming room table, 6 dinning room chair
center table, 2 rocking chairs, /
dresser, / book stand, couch, iron
bedstead, l mattress and springs, 2-5
gal. milk cans, ITO gal. can and
other small articles. l Winchester Re-
peating shot gun, 1-3 Ia in. wagon,
| top buggy, l cart, LA in. steel bear
plow, l steel spike tooth harrow,
stump puller, set double work har.
ness, l single buggy harness, grind
stone, l wheel barrow, and other tools
10 sacks wheat and 5 sacks Beauty
Hebron potatoes.
AS | expect to leave this part Of
the country | would like to dispose
of all articles mentioned on this bill
There will be no bidding in Of things
on my part.
Terms of sale: All sums under SO
cash, on sums over that amount
credit Of six months will be given on
good bankable paper bearing per
cent interest from date of sale.
Geo. Bostwick, Auctioneer,
X. w. Green, Clerk.
3-9-1t. Will Peters, Prop.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-09
ELECTION RESULTS

The result of the election held in
Delta township, Mar. 7th, 1911 Tor
township organization is as follows:
Chairman Board of Supervisors, W
H. Jackman 1876, P. R. Jeffcott 81.
Town Supervisors. VIM. Crawford
81, Aug. Lyman SO, G. L. Abbott 55,
C. G. Lund 80, s. L. Palmer Y.
Town Clerk, A. L. Tromp 6s, A C.
Palmer 81.
Town Assessor, B. Oldemeyer 1872.
Town Treasurer, Chas. Merrett So
Bert harrington s, c. R. Axling IS,
s. s. Goodrich AZ.
Town Road Overseer, John Swope
49, Frank Weidkamp So, G. L. Alb
bolt 90, Frank Lowen 9, o. E. Reed
% B. w. Case II, Harry Porter 3.
Justice of the Peace, Geo. Palmer
AZ. John Axling 46. E. w. Dickerson
go. II. C. Berthusen 40.
Town Constable, John Bierlink 76,
Ed. Weidkamp "a, Marion Thompson
SO.
Shall Glendale Schoolhouse Be The
Permanent Polling Place? For a.
Against 3d.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-09

The famous detective who un'
earthed the graft scandals in San
Francisco and is now working along
similar lines in Seattle. Burns is re.
garded as the ablest detective in the
United States.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-09

= The following officers were elected
for Lynden Township:
Supervisors, A. Benson, F. NJ. Bloom
and ]. SPEEDING.
Town Clerk, Fl. Shagren.
Treasurer, N. jacobson.
Assessor NJ. Wander Griend Jr.
Justice of the Peace, b. c. Crabtree
Constable, j. TeBrinke.
Overseers Geo. Elder, w. William
son and Aug. Klocke.
The meeting was adjourned until
April LIST. All electors are urgently
requested to be present at that meet
ing as the time and manner in which
cattle are permitted to be at large
what will be considered legal
fence and other important matters
will be openly discussed.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-09
PUBLIC SALE.

l will Sell at Public Auction, on tie
VIII Peters place, 2 miles south and
"a of mile east OF Lynden, on
MONDAY, MARCH Is
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-09
the spirit
that wins

Persistence and doggedness oftenest
bring results. One of our depOsitors
started a savings account four different
times. Three times he was forced to
withdraw his savings to pay for life ne
cessities but he is still with US and now
he has a wall Of dollars between him
self and possible sickness or want. His
is the spirit that wins against all odds.
Aud his savings account with us helps.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28

(Nes eoai ianls)

(Nes eoal laals)
Department q shs Interior. uaitsd
oeatss Laaa 00es q Laksvisv,
Oregon. 0eeebss II. 1914.
koeies = lsssey Olvsa that nalph
l. Carter. who's posee0es al6rsss h
klamath vais. 0ssopa. ~. % tAs
1>tA day q April. 1871. ~ b tAls
|c0es sworn seatsasat ~ spplteatjoe
No. elSle. - p1reAass tAe Wk ~.
k. NDx 9Wx. osstioa Z. az Nwk
ce tAe NWx oece3ea 10. tovnahlp
- oouth. raneo 10 ease, Wllla0-
cite MsssGiaS: ssa he timber sAsesea,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28

Uaited Press Ssrvice
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 3s.--Ths fed.
eral grand Jury reported 10 United
States Judge wsliborn yesterday A.
ternoon and returned several indict.
msnts. none Of which refer 70 the dy-
namitiny cases. Il 10 said.
With tho report Aied the Jurors ~
turned Immediately 10 the isvsstiga-
ton OF dynamite cases.
The report b ssesst..
Bert Franklis. former McNansra
dstsctive charged with juros brihing.
was today held for aetioa Of the %.
perior court n the Bsia eass.
In this case hs was held on bis own
recognisancc. - hs II out on . ofe.-
900 bosd 10 ~ lockwood bribins
cass.
The defense rested ~ ease without
submitting any svilsaes at ths pre-
liminsry hearing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28
Josaph parasoee q d, wv uM

Joseph rArascco q q. WV ~
Scc. it.so.s, $1,000.
The followt1s parcels were listed
August ~. ieti. and bids viii bs
crsned December ~. teii,
Emma Goodman u al. nv ewM,
~ MEN, eec. ti.si.s. $1,000.
Emma Ccokmsn Of al. SEN Scc. Q.
si.s; $500.
Emma Goodman st al. NwN Bee.
ti.si.S; $500.
EmmA Goodman et al. Hx NEN
Sec. io.si.s. and sx sHx Scc. ..
ais: $500,
Emma cookman ct nj. Nis M V
Sec. ASST. ei.too.
Dora Pedro ct al. M swh Bee.
is-st-e: s5cc.
Many Ann Moore. ma SEA-. 81
NEA Sec. s<.si.s; $3.50,
Ned check. payable to Edison Watson.
superintendent. klamath Indian
school. and covering 10 per cont ~
tho price offered. may be submitted as
Sealed bids. accompanied by n ecr,l.
tho klamath AEcncy. during a period
cf sixty days prior to . o'clock y. m.
ON the days indicated abovc for each
tract. az which time tho bids viii bc
opened at the afl,cc Of tho agency, In
case Of deferred payment saies. 10
pcr cent Of tho purchase price viii
accompany bid aud 10 pcr cont addi.
tiohai when bid 10 accepted. Notes
for balance. At legal ratio ot interest.
taken. Patent In fee whom notes and
Interest are raid In full. Al that
should appear on the envelope con-
tninlng the bid should BE- MA for In.
heritcd Indian Land" and the date of
opening bid.
Any . thor Information may be-
had by applying 10 Edson Watson.
superintendent, klamath Agency. Ore.
son.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28
LAST or IxIgHRlTHD INDIAN
LANDS VOn SALE


Department Of the lnlsEsor. United
States Isdias Service
The foIlowiag tsasts Of Jsdian lands
With the nsme oe ~ ovasr. dsscrip.
tion. and appraisal price. situated on
the klamath In1ian Reservation. Ore.
gos. are oasrsl Tor saAs. under the
aet Of col srsss. approved March !.
1907, The Iss1s weee listed Ssptsm.
bsr 8. 1911. asl blls for their pus.
chase wiwli b op9aed January I.
1919. The tssns q The sals are cash.
James George = q. swA Gse. -.
SIS; SEQ,
~ nssals'sSs. SEX Sec, 1850.
5ses Nslsos. owA apN, suN
SYM -. ~. ~ NWk m N, M
= NWxs ~. 9otSt-7i oeSo.
Hvth Johp. nWH Nuk. ~ nv.
~ 1et oWx DWk, - -.
Do-oi o3oo. !.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28

sssel seal lan1s,
Department ee Ne lnssr,ss. uaitsa
0eAess Land O0ss q LAkevisw.
0rsooa. 0seobss II. lo1i.
Noeies b hereby gives that Oscar
Z. Carter. vAoss posee0cs address b
klamath Fslh. orsoea. az % Ne
ssh day Of MAJ. 1914. ~ b this
lo0cs sworn stateneat anA spplleatlou
No. Geese. to purchase los I. osseioa
I. townsAip - .. ranes 10 \. Willam.
cite Meridian. end The timber thereon.
Under the provi0oss Of Tie 81 q June
:. isfs. aad aess ansaAatosy. kaovn
- the Timber aAa otoas Law" q
sueA val1s - might - a1ed By ap.
praisnsat. sad that. pussuaat to sueA
Application. The 1AAa ana timber
thsesoa have bssa appraissA at .
total q o>es. tAs timber sseluatel q
e3o. ~ beard ~. q % eenoD ~ r..
aA1 the laA1 setAiag: that ni1 appll-
eant VII e9se Gal prooe In ssppest
oe Ais apslieatiea an1 svoeu slats-
usat - Tie 97sh day % Deesubse.
1871. bseoes \. y. RieAarasoa. Unit-
- oeatss Coaniss,oasr. q klamath
rAlla 0ssuso.
Any psssea b at liberty to profess
thls pureAass before satry. o. initiate
. eoatsst u any time before pessas
isssss. By alag . eoerobosatsd a.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28
D0nD EXPLOSION CAUSES
m0slfm-BUlsAR BATTLE
Huaosivc Owsr~ss At 1shsib. which
KIM TwU Tsrklah Ewact,o~arses,
. 1~~<h 10 Ccaasct h which ss0sra
AApr klllea ard WcusSlwtl

SOFIA. Bulgaria. Dec. Dssplts
the blockade by Turkish troopa Of
lshtih and the censorship which Tur.
kcy has placed upon ncwn from tho
troubled dlstricts. Il 10 possible Ia
construct q connected narrative from
tho statements Of refugees srrivins
here from there.
Deccmber eth . bomb exploded In
tho market place near the shadavan
mosque. killinE two Turkish fanc-
tionArics, woundinw n Bulgarian shop.
keeper and partially wrcckinx the
mosque. The Moslem population then
attacked tho Bulsars. and $50 pcr.
sons were killed and wounded. Hun.
drcds of houses wcrc looted. A pa.
troll Of Turkish soldiers Joined with
tho Mosicm mob. usuins their bayo.
nets on the naisArs, Tho battle last
cd ave hours.
Attacks have also bccn made upon
the Baisas In tho villages Of mlxei
population In tho neishborhood. A
state Of sicse has been proclaimed At
ishtib. The refugees scout tho idea
that the outrascs we're inspired BY
tho italian government. though the
veil Of Salonika assures the corre-
spondents Of foreign newspapers that
the Italian government suborsed four
pcrsons TO commit those crimes BY
an outlay Of $4,000.
Public opinion In tho Balkans. turn.
Ing y deaf car to the arguments Of
Turkey that italy 10 the trouble max.
or. 10 inclined to lay the blame for
the disturbances at the door os Aus
tria. whose grab Of BOSNIA aud Her
sesovins win for many years serve M
= warning to the other Balkan states
to beware Of the territorial ambitions
of Emperor Franz Josef.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28

Fine juggling 10 tho oRssins sivsa
at the Houston opera house shis week
by tho t.ittlsjohas. famous Scotch
iussler They opened . weeks %.
sasemsn, Monday. which viii keep
them here through next Sunday night
exclusive of Wednesday night. which
vii be Eivcn By tho opera house Ia
tho Lyennm burs."
Tho Ll0tleiohas, q man and wo-
man. do expert srcsnd juggling. as
well Ms due, jnsxlinS while ON re-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28
MONARCHY OR REPUBLIC
Is QUESTION N CHINA
1apsvsal Rx11rs Asscsss se Cesveasie~
se 1Dsesswisr 1Fus,cm w'h~s I'm.
psviai lsrmi~r Ysas shi Mai Dr.
clasrs 10 Is last lsrsovt sos 1~scr.
United Prcss Service

United Prcss Service
SHANGHAI. Dec. 3s.--An imperial
edict assents 70 . national convention
10 decide on . monarchy or republic.
u orders the cabinet to decide ON
election laws. directs Tan. shso n
10 consult with wu Ting Fang for a
suspension Of hostilities.
Yuan Shi Nal Informed tho throne
that the conveatioa IL the only saliva
tion. and II Il refused Il was hi. last
effort.
Tho sdict practically means . re-
public Will b established and tho
throne viii b. sbdicated.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28

Chas. .. worden st ux TO Jerry
Sleek. warranty deed. go. lot I.
block >. Fairview addition.
klamath water ussrs' Association
to Lola Driscoll ct vir. release Of
contract. releases ex OF Npx. M
oe SEX. 30. is-ss.l3.
sAne. releases NM Of MEN. EM
'os Nwwx. 0sc. l>-ss-lix.
J. 4 Chambers to A. Kirshnsr.
euit claim desd. east aS fsst Of lot
|s. block -. original tovn.
Mary y. Ciopeoa 10 Rose A. Har.
pe,d. asis claim dssd. eis. irregular
lot n Doaansa-
John W. wills q NJ to W. w.
Smith. cult claim dssd. go. uadlvid-
"a quarter Interest II M Of 0wx.
Sec. s-S7.iA.
W. w. Smith q ux to Earl y.
walker. euie claim dsed. oio. usdi-
vidsd auastss Interest IL M OF sw
y 0ec. s-o7.il.
Assignnsat Of contract 10 rtrss
Trust and aaviass hank. aRecting
NEk Of Swx. Bee. Is-ss-s.
Chaa n. Ballard Of ux to Perry
3. Carlton. warranty desd. o.. ny
Of M Of SBk Of NBx. Bee. ~.
3s-il.
VIM. A. Msynes to G. w. samis.
dsed. 90. lots 3. . and 10. block rs.
opportunity aaditioa.
G. ". oanis to Harry L. Croeker.
DEED. oie. lots :. and 10. block Is.
Opportunity addition.
Csatral Orsgoa improvement CON-
paay 70 G. L. Dixoa. varranty dssd.
ei.eee. lots Z. .. . ssA 10. block
-. Crssesst.
Z. q. Mefiattoa 10 Aigoma Lumber
company. warranty dssd. go. Loo Z.
Dwx Of Nwx. Nwk Of swx. SEC.
D-ss-s.
Uaited States to John G. Taylor.
patsat. Nwk Of swx. &c. 3: EH
Df SEX Zee. q: MEX Of Mex. Dee.
D-ss-s.
Uaited states to WIN. r. Taylor.
'stsst. Nwwk Of Mex. ~ - NJ
=. Nwk Of SIX. Gee. S-3S-s.
WIN. r. Taylor to John G. Taylor.
warranty dssd. ei.soo. Nwx Of M
y. ~ Of MEN. Nwx OF SEX. sse. |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28

TAsss ass tun1s n tAs ~ lssasafy
ese ~ rsaeapeisa q vassaass ~.
tsoes1 - ~ beesss ~ Z. 1ooo. u
tsssss ssassS( (rsa ~ lspsse.
J. ". ol0oe0RA 0ooy Tseasarss.
Dated q xlaAan vsah. os&, III
ssA day e psssa It. asii.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28

Constipation causes headssAe. pau.
sen. dissiness. inssucr. heart palpftA.
slon. Drastic phs~ics grlj'c. slekSa.
wcakcn the bowels and don't euro.
poen'a Renuiets act aentiy and cufv
constipation. % ren,a Ash your
druggist, "
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28

Doat vt the baby suasr froa sess-
N. sorss ~ aay itching Of The skin.
Mans 0lntnsas .sves Instant rsliss.
eurss quickly. PsrfsesIy safs for
eAiI1rss. All druggists ell u.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28

Temple theaier. Matinee daily, siso
y M. Evcnins. nfI performances.
,,Ib. ecntinuoua
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28
NO DYNAMITE INDUCEMENTS
ny v1snENAL GRAND JURY

MrNsssass neeeraise Charged with
nsihesy u Held 70 Dspsvtsp Cosrt's
Action In 1lais Case. asa = I ~sc
o. Own Recognisases
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28
80
) RnAI nsrAss nsAxssxRs

The following realty transssrs,
contracts. deeds, mortgages. etc.. ~
Gently aled with the couuty clerk.
arc furnished By tho City and County
Abstract company:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28

: A. ~ mesgessse| = KI4AlgA1H
ooess51s ooss., r..,!s = = - - ..ss s.s..sss ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28

voisins balls They jsssis tnlva
axcs. pans. Indian clubs. fssA ~
and = lot Of other things. as1 M
is q rapid nre s,artlor ffoa ~ q
end. Ono OF tho most rsoAe1l1
things over seen on a KlansaA ~
stage ID whom tho man--lhsss aeu
people. ; man aud wonss-l1o11|
and throws knives which aieh ~
tafEss piiseh tho woman hol6A ~
10 q dar'ag and dangerous 49,
pllsbmcn,. and broush, dcvs
house last night
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-28
.on1n u0k FOR STEEL
People 70 ANSWER SUIT
kgosUs1sas - Iius Ossses1 1gslal
Cospsssttss 10 Rsspssa u Oevsss.
0sss's. Move Sos IL Dtu1sabsss

TRENTON. n. j.. Dec. 3s.-Uaited
States District Attorssy vrssland. In
the Uaitsd States Circuit Court, an
souneed that . further sxtsnsion Of
time had hesn gsantsd for the nlins
Of answers for the dissolution Of the
United States Gtssl eospoFstioa. The
time was extsadsd from the Arst
Monday h January 70 February I In
the ease Of the Unitsd States 0tsel
corporation itsslf and for twenty-five
or thirty other defendants IL the ease.
The sxtsnsioa wss granted By vres-
land With the approval Of the depart
ment Of justice.
The only defendant out OF the en-
Tire sixtsea who have not asked for
- szfsnaoa of tins are yohn D.
Reeksfsllss and Jobs D. Rockefeller
junior.
The Ninnssots groups Of mining
asd iand leonpasiss secured a ~
tension sons tine ago 70 January lS,
ssd thus fas thsy hsvs net asked for
furthss tins. u = believel eli Of
he AsfesAasts who ask fos Il Vim
havs thslr time Tor lllsg answers a.
lsslsd - February IT.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-05-06
ASxlo1!oM1lex
IDOcTRINAE. SSaesRE TiTURGIcAL. \


John, is beautiful dream; and
trust his mother will live to see it
built. You, Mrs. Draper, have raised
a church instead of a castle for your
boy; and I pray that you may live to
see him minister in it. And you, Mrs.
Farmer, Notwithstanding all your pas
sion for art, think / shall be able to
convince you that the highest and
hottest, as we'll as the most beautiful,
of all arts is the art of right living.
'In your literary society, you ac-
quire, at best, only just appreciation
of the writings of such men as Dante,
Shakespeare, Milton, etc. l grant there
is much intellectual and emotional
satisfaction in such appreciation; but
it does not make you literary artist;
it does not enable you even to write
decent letter to friend. There is an
unreasonable distance between an
artist and an art critic; they belong to
different categories; the one labors
deity to produce a work of beauty;
while the other stands by and ad-
mires Surely, it is nobler to produce
than to admire-to be an artist rather
than a critic of art. And it is noblest
of all, to be an artist who makes his
own life, instead of canvas or marble,
the material on which he works, who
shapes this material skilfully, patient
ly, hopefully, into a thing of beauty
and inspiration, not for the art critic,
but for the world. Pen or brush or
chisel in the most cunning hand never
produced anything comparable to
well-ordered Christian life, modelled as
it is after divinely perfect Prototype
And among all the varieties of life,
that of a Christian mother has the
largest possibilities of beautiful ex-
preston. Who has not felt the charm
of such life-its dignity, its gracious
ness, it's perfect adjustment to sur
roundings, it's patient, cheerful self
denial, it's sweet, irresistible influence
for harmony and peace, for happiness
and love? Is not such life more
beautiful in itself, more beneficent to
the lives in contact with it, a greater
blessing to humanity than the life or
her whose highest ambition is to ap-
ply doubtful laws of criticism to the
Interpretation of literary or plastic
art?
"You see have viewed this subject
from purely human standpoint. Let
us now"
But here one of the babies began to
cry; and following immemorial Gus
tom, the others chimed in, until all
three literally cried his reverence
down. He bowed gracefully to the in
evitable, and took his leave.