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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-28
The Sun Special Service.

The Sun Special Service.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept. "a
Cattle receipts today were forty-six
thousand head. three thousand more
than were over received here In a
single day before Market fifteen 60
thirty-five cents lower with Sts.75
hid and refused. Hog supply was
twelve thousand head and ten cents
lower Top $50 so. sheep and lamb
receipts were twenty-one thousand.
Market around twenty-five cents low
er Hest western lambs si725. The
eleven leading Western markets com
bincd hundred ana eighty-five
thousand cattle today. never before
eauaied. aud several of the markets
established new records In point ~
cattle receipts. notably Kansas city
and 81 Louis Packers slaughtered
close to fifty-six thousand cattle In
the plants here last week. only n few
head less than In the previous week
when they exceeded all previous
slaughter for a single week. They
paid strong prices until Thursday. but
the close Friday was thirty 90 fifty
censt under Wednesday, and some
bids today are dollar n hundred
weight lower than sales last Wednes-
day. Prime cattle received a hid of
tis.7s and best grass cattle sold
around $500. one lot ~ steers had
a bid OF tii2s. which was refused
whose mates sold 40 $3.50 early last
week. Cow prices held more nearly
steady. Sales ~ tT.2s to tt0.sO. can
ners. $3.50 To- tsss and veais ti2.0O.
Demand about eaualled the supply of
stockers aud feeders last week. aud
prices held steady most 81 the week.
but with duh close. Feeder buyers
paid up o. tts.Sh for wciRhty steers.
and fancy stock steers reached ti2.Sb.
Plenty of useful cattle three Co HiN
dollars n hundrcdwcight below those
figures IN either class
Light hogs sold up To 5000. mid
dieweights t2o.2b. choice heavy ~
5000. packers top $4,000 and bulk
Of sales tts.7s Go 5000, Stock pig
trade has been active and prices firm
each day recently. Hest pigs $3.50
20 1890. but common kinds ti7.O0 or
less. Packers are In a hearlsh mood
and stopped at tia.s5 for time.
though their need ~ hogs finally
forced them Co pay $1,000. Receipts
are running i00 per cent greater than
az this time last year NJ Kansas city
with similar Increase nj other
points. and though killers have big
orders. some decline IN consistent.
Local prices were higher than com
peting markets on both fat lambs and
feeding stock last week and buyers In
sisted on reductions today, particn-
larry when reports 81 big runs and
lower prices came from outside
points. Westerns sell al tif.o0 TO-
-
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NOTICE no wATFR usERs-

State Engineers OFFICE. Salt fAks
city. Utah. Sept. 0. 1918 Notice Il
hereby given that the Watts Goa
company with ita principal office A.
Salt Lake City. Utah. has made ap'
plication In accordance with the n,
quircments OF the Compiled Laws o.
Utah, 1907. aa amended by the ses.
sion Laws OF Utah. 1903. 1911 and
1915. 20 appropriate one-tenth CD o.
a Hccond-foot OF water from an an.
named spring In Carbon county. sAle
spring II situated at a point north u
degrees % minutes east G1s feet fron
the south quarter corner 81 Sec.
Twp, 10 eouth, Range East. aaf
Lake base and meridian. The waiei
VIII be diverted al the spring aha
conveyed by means of q pipeline ioi
a distance OF $4,000 feet aud USED
from January LIST 90 December aih
inclusive. Of each year, In the tow
OF Watts for domestic purposes, Ihli
application IN designated Ia the STATE
engineers office as No. 1901, Al pro
tests against the granting ~ said Az
nllcation stating the reasons therefor
must be made by affidavit IN dupn'
cate accompanied with fee Of tsN
aud filed In this office within thru
t30l days after the completion 81 ihs
publication OF this notice q, y NC
.oONAGl.E. State Engineer -,
Date 90 first pub, Sept. - lst
Date OF completion of publication oe''
II, 1918.
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not and will not relinauish their adj
herence 60 the principle 81 govern
ment control Of stockyards and pack
inghouses as n necessary part ~ tho
permanent solution Of the high cost
of living problem here.
u Is deemed unlikely that President
Wilson will recommend legislation FOR
government control Of either stock
yards or packinghouses now. ~ a re-
suit ~ his study ~ the federal trade
commissions recommendation
The president already has tho
power Co take over either the stock
yards or the packinghouses or both,
in q war emergency. " this becomes
necessary.
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NOTICE To WATER USERS

NOTICE To WATER USERS
State Engineers Office. Salt Lake
city, Utah, Sept ~. 1918. Notice II
hereby given that the Watts Coal
company, with L. principal office al
watts. Utah. has made application
IN accordance with the requirements
OF the Compiled Laws % Utah, 1907.
AZ amended hy the Session Laws of
Utah, 1903, 1911 and 1918. Co appro-
pirate one-tenth Gu Of second foot
OF water from an unnamed spring In
Carbon county, Said spring h. situated
from point 100 feet north Of the
southeast corner ~ Sec. Z. Twp ib
south. Range East Salt Lake base
ana meridian, south 60 degrees. as
minutes east case feet The water
VIII De diverted az the spring and CON
Neyed hy means ~ pipeilne for "A
distance OF $4,000 feet aud used
IN the town ~ Watts from january
lst 10 December 3ist, Inclusive. ~
each year for domestic purposes. This
appllcation IN designated in the state
engineers office as No. 1914. All pro-
lests against the granting 81 said an.
pleatlon' stating the reasons there.
Tor, must be made by AFFIDAVIT i'm
duplicate, accompanied by a fee OF
tsbO, ana filed In this office within
thlry tSOl days after the completion
ol the publication OF this notice m
~ McboNA9LE. State Engineer.
bate OF first pub. Sept, 20. 1918.
n, 1918. ''''
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UNITED STATES CONTROL on
PACKING QUITE UNLIKELY

WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept. a.
In seeking a way 10 relieve the Amer
lean people from the high cost OF liv-
ing, congress has practically aban-
doned the idea Of putting the meat
packing business under government
control while the war lasts Many
congressional students OF living costs
agree that 20 add this enterprise 20
the multitude OF huge new tasks un-
ole sam has undertaken might dS'eat
the very purpose they have In mind.
while they have somewhat reluc-
family accepted this view. they have
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-28
DEPOT. WAREHOUSE AND CARS
BURN WITH THEIR CONTENTS

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. Sept. 20
-Fire Of an origin az yet undeter-
mined this afternoon destroyed the
Denver and Rio Grande freight depot
icehouse and a number Of smalleI
railroad buildings, together with thir-
~ loaded freight cars which were
standing in the railroad yards. Dyna.
mite was used freely on smaller and
less valuable buildings In order "a
save the passenger depot. Armour a
Co. warehouse and the Mutual cream
cry buildings.
The loss Is yariously estimated al
from 100000 to $4,000 and cannot
be determined accurately until In
voices OF the loaded freight cars which
burned are checked over. Virtually
all the railroad records are destroyed.
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NOTICE To WATER USERS
State Engineers office. salt lAhs
city, Utah. Aug. "a. 1918, Notice
hereby given that the Denver ans
Rio Grande Railroad company WIZ
It's principal office az Salt Lake CIV
Utah, has made application IN &C
cordnnce with the yequiremenn
Sec. i2SsX2f. Chap. 62. Session Law,
81 Utah. 1908. TO change the point
diVeralon and place OF use Oh Nv Nv,
tonths (.bl ~ aecOnd-foot OF ham
heretofore diverted from the TIC
river, In Carbon county, az p.us
80 feet south ana 1850 feet ives. y
the northeast corner OF See !, ~
~ South, Range East, san 10
base and meridian. and used dnIlnss
the entire year for general raii ,pss
purposes at the town OF Price ~
company now desires 90 iiyon Wy
water from White river, a trle99'Sa. a..
OF Price river. at point norm
srees ~ minuteH 3S seconds east -
1858 feet from the northwest eVl"N
OF Sec. so, Twp. 10 South, hahss
East, ana convey Il by means V 80
pipeline for a distance Of lh,VVv ~
and there use during the perlod ~
for the purposes as heretofore IN W.,
town OF Soldier Summit. Utah eounsA
Utah. This application Is deolsn'ssso
IN the state engineers oince ~ .snt.
afl6. All protests against the s1 IN,
ing OF said application, stauh m
reasons therefor. must be Inaes
affidavit I'm duplicate, accom- pal ~
with a fec OF t2.BO. and filed VI w.,
office within thirty (3O) days II
the completion OF the publieau.Vnnt
this notice. q. II. McdoNA"'
state Engineer. ,ats
Date of first pub. Aus 70, ion
Date OF completion VI pup'S
Sept 80, 1918. ---.-.
II the average man had his ns
live over he would probably
mora ninfa / - than aver
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feet east and 790 feet south. The
water from No. viii be conveyed In
a pipeline TO No. and there COM
mingled. and from there the COM
mingled water will be conveyed In a
channel for distance Of 1900 feet
and there used from January lat 20
December aist inclusive. of each
year, Tor domestic purposes This
application IL designated In the state
engineers office as No. 1915. All
protests against the granting of said
application. stating the reasons there
Tor, must be made by affidavit In dup
licate, accompanied with fee OF
i2,b0, and filed In this office within
thirty ta0) days after the completion
OF the publication % this notice. q.
" McOONAuLE, State Engineer.
Date OF first pub. Sept 20. 1918.
Date Of completion Of publication oct.
81, 1878
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NOTICE ND MArEn rsnn.

~ WATER USERS
S ee Engineers office, Salt Lake
ny, utah, Aug. n. 1918. Notice is
p,tI'.g gwen that the Denver and
~ IIahd1 hailroad company, with
~ principal office az Salt Lake civ
utah, has made application In AZ,
cordhnce with the reouirsm.n,.
sec. lehsN2t, Chap. 90. Session I.sSs
az Ntah, 1903, 10 change the poInt m
u'''Is,"h ana place 81 use one ~
a'."hu-loo of water heretofoTe Al.
Nefted from the Price river An ca,ha,,
.uhhlN' az point north "a deeress %
minute! . east 800 feet from the south.
I pa corner 81 Sec. ~. Twp. rs south
IsansS East, Salt Lake base and
Nv. 'g,l .. ana used during the entire
r ysi,r, ~, nullNe power and for genera II
psr ", PURPOSES at the town Of Hell
~ inc company now desir.s -
alyert the water from Whit" ri,ss 70
tributary 90 Price river ~ el,
noIth 10 degrees 40 minutes ,tts.','
I'e seconds east l4,IOS.g Zee, ,ra,,,
M SoI,hWest corner OF Sec. 40 Twn
~ ooulh' Range s East ana con,,I,,
- means OF I. pipeline Tor /. Al.
InSe OF $4,000 feet and thsrs ne.
tlhs the period and FOR the M,
,s as heretofore I'm the tour -,
summit, Utah county. II,ah
sts,a Nppneation Is designated In ths
protss,a si ai,s office as No. aIi5. All
applicstio,e "l,lst inc granting OF said
for mus, stating the reasons there
duplicate. accompanied VIII ''aaElt IN
,ss;;ee,v, aud filed In this offIcs ne ayS ol
- 80 days after the connl' ,i,',
~ NE publication OF this no,idn '''S W
na,,SoNAGLE, State EnEinesr '"
Datae OF first pub. Aug 40 ,o,s
sen, 20, oi completion OF pnhi,.a,,a,
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NOTICE To WATER usERs.-

State Engineers office. Salt Lake
city, Utah, Sept, II, 1915 Notice Is
hereby given that the Deseret Fuel
company, with It's principal office al
Salt Lake city. Utah, has made an.
plication In accordance with the re.
quirements of the Complied Laws Of
Utah, 1907, na amended by the SEES.
sion Laws OF Utah, 1909. 1911 and
1915. 60 appropriate one-half (9l Of
a second-foot Of water from two un.
named springs In fork Of Spring Can
yon In Carbon county. Said springs
are situated as follows From the
northwest corner Of Sec. ~, Twp. is
South. Range East. Salt Lake base
and meridian, No. I il 1000 feet east
and 1910 feet south. and No. 2 i iatO
feet east and 130 feet south. The
water from NJ. I viii be conveyed I'm
pipeline 60 No, and there com
mingled, and from there the com
mingled water viii be conveyed In A
channel for a distance 81 1000 feet
and there used from January LIST Al
December 3ist inclusive, Of eacI,
year, az the company's mine In the
Utah coal mining district for gen.
eral coal mining purposes. Thl,
application II designated In the stats
engineers office AZ No. 1918. All
protests against the granting Of said
application, stating the reasons there,
Tor must De made by affidavit In dun,
licate, accompanied with a fee ot
s2.bO, and filed in this office Wi,htT
thirty (2Ol days after the cOmpletlor
OF the publication OF this notice. al
\, McGONAGLE, State Engineer.
Date OF first pub Sept 90. 1913
Date OF completion Of publication oct
l2l 1918.
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-EsTATE
OF James n. oorlcy, Deceased. Cred.
itorS will present claims with vouch.
ers attached to the undersigned q,
Rooms Q and q. Sllvagni building
Price. Utah. on or before the 18th dal
OF November, A. D.. 1918. MARY X
MckINDRlCk. Admlnistratrln Of
Estate OF James N. 0oriey. Deceased
First pub. Sept. "a. last oct. 4. 1915
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NOTICE TO WATER UsERs-

NOTICE To WATER USERS
State Engineers office, salt LAKE
city, Utah, Sept II. 1918. Notice 4,
hereby given that the Dessert Fuel
company. with It's principal office at
salt Lake City Utah. has made an,
Yiieat'on In accordance with the re.
suiren'ents OF the Compiled Laws of
Wan. 1907, as amended by the ses.
sion Laws Of Utah, 1903, 1911 ami
l5lb, 90 appropriate one-half tHC Al
a secOnd-fOct Of water from two nm
named springs In fork OF sprlnC Can.
yon In Carbon county. Said 81 ring,
are situated as follows: From m,
northwest corner of Sec. rs, TyVp. 1,
South, Range 3 East. Salt Lake has,
and meridian. No. IA 1850 feet eas
and 1910 feet south. and No. : Is i5IC
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nids-Noticc Ia hereby given that un-
der and pursuant Co the provisions OF
Chapter 90. Laws % Utah. 1913, and
pursuant Ia the majority vote Of the
qualified electors of Price. Utah, vot-
inE at special election held on the
goth day of July. 1913. the city coun-
ell ~ Price, Utah. will sell 10 the
highest bidder the entire electric
plant and system owned BY Price,
Utah. used for the purpose OF Eener-
ating. transmitting and distributing
electric energy In and about Price,
Utah, including all poles. wires. croEs-
arms, meters, fixtures. equipment and
appliances constituting part OF said
plant and system, and all materials
and supplies owned by Price, Utah,
for use In connection with said plant
and system, Sealed bids FOR all rald
property viii be received az the city
council chamber ON or before )
o'clock y, M, Tuesday. the first day
OF October. 1918, and the bids will be
opened at a regular meeting Of the
said city council In the council cham
Der on Tuesday. tho first day 81 ooto.
Der. 1918, at \ o'clock o. m. CITY
Council OF Price. Utah. By GEORGE
A. WoOTToN. Mayor. MAT OH.
MOuR, city Recorder. (sealD
flrst pub. SEPT. 6. last Sept. "a. 1918.
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The chairmen Of the respective pre-
cincts are hereby directed 90 call pre-
cinct primaries Tor the purpose 81
electing delegates 20 the above county
convention.
n. n. KIRKPATR1CE.
County Chairman.
GEORGE y. NEI.Ms. Secretary.
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FOR PURLICATION. I.
NOTICE

NtIIItI TON FIULINAIION.-
lPuhlisherl Department Of the In
terror, United States Land office ~
salt Lake city. Utah. Aug. 20. 1918.
Notice IL hereby given that Lee l..
Lofts OF Kenilworth. Utah. who. on
July 20. 1915. made homestead entry.
Serial No. OiBB24. for SEA. Sec. 8.
Twp, IA South, Range East. Salt
Lake meridian, has filed notice OF in
tention 10 make three-yeer proof 20
establish claim 20 the land above de-
scTibed, before the clerk OF the dis
triet court, at Price. Utah. on the 18th
day Of October. 1918. Claimant
names as witnesses David s. ROwiey
and Heber J. St0well OF Helper, Utah.
John Burton OF Kenilw0rth. Utah,
and j. j. Hearnson OF Price, Utah.
GOULD II. Di.AKELf, Register.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-28

Ham. shoulder and bacon are the
pork products needed for our soldiers.
other parts Of the pig may be eaten
at home without computation.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-28

The state insurance fund win give
a credit OF 10 per cent on all classes
OF workmen's compensation insuran,e
plz ced with the state fund for 81.
months or more last year. with the
exception OF coal. the coal mine OPP
orators TO receive a credit OF 6 per
cent This Is announced by Harrison
E. Jenkins OF the state industrial
commission.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respss.
tive slgnors for further informatlon.l
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NOTICE OF SALE AND CALL FoI

Don't use cxtravagant language In
preaching economy.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-28
WESTERN LAMBS BRING
FROM Sl7.OO TO
Sl7.25
RECEIPTS OF CATTLE NEVER BE-
FoRE EoUALLED.

Packers slaughter Close to Fifty-siS
thousand Animals ~ Kansas city
Plants ~ one wcck--IIogs Going
AZ Twenty Dollars and BETTER
General It,c stock Matters.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-28

Life IL a game in which hope plans
the hand. but fate the cards.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-28

II the average man had nus ~ ny,
live over no would probably
more mistakes than ever.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-06-22
HARVESTING THE MOVIES.

The potentalities of the movies" for good evil is
engaging the attention Of prominent Catholic clergymen
and laymen. Hitherto it must be admitted that the latent
energies of this tremendous force have been appropriated
by the agencies that closely affiliated to the lower
rather than the higher aspirations of mankind
has lost rather than gained by the popularity of the
exhibitions AS in the of cardpayng took long
time before it recognized that the which could
be played need always be in the interest of plans
of his Satanic majesty but could diverted pro-
motion and development of of the of church
societies and agencies with the result that euchres
Give hundreds" and hearts indhlged in without fear
of evil contamination.
In similar way it is proposed to commander the
movies for distinctly moral and eevating purposes
is said million Catholics attend these exhibitions
daily in the United States Of these the greater number
are children boys and girls their highly suscep
tibe teens Cardinal OConnel therefore, has suggested
that the movie engine must be made the road
of education and morality rather than that of depravity
and tvamprism." Its of fault of the engine
that it is made to draw tranload of vice rather
one of virtue is equally responsible the call of either
but it would that vicious and worldly activities
have been the first to make of it's excellent
service. go;
Now the determined that morality and
religion must have their chance.
To do this group of Catholic have organized
Catholic Art Association with Dr. Condo B. Pallen, editor
of the Catholic Encyclopedia, chairman the board.
Other members of the association of the
moving picture art They putting quarter million
dollars produce motion picture be shown only
in Catholic halls and under Catholic auspices
Their picture which over $4,000 to pro-
duce, is titled "The Victim and will shown during
the month of June in Buffalo.
is believed that such productions will prove antidote
for the unmoraes and vamprism that have held their
vicious sway in the movie world for many years. At
least the change will temporary relief from the
banaities naniies that daily offered American
audiences-hat render their daily tribute to be hum
plugged.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-06-22
"A. e." ON IRISH CONSUMPTION.

The famous Irish writer, George RUSSELL who is known
all the world under the pen "a E." in letter
to the Manchester Guardian gives this vivid powerful
Ireland:
"This last exercise of authority is not merely
bringing death to the body but to all that is spiritual
gentle beautiful in the Irish nature Our people look
on this last act of British with that dilaed sense
of horror child might feel thinking of COM
mtted sin which awful unbelievable as the
sin against the Holy Ghost What power, they wonder
except inspired by spiritual wickedness would
this last evil for land subdued force to up
hold hates that has broken it, that has killed it's
nobest children overhrown its laws taken the sceptre
They in appeal to the Life supplicate
Him. and they believe by conscience they justified in
resistance to DEATH"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-06-22
AN As,N,NE sEpIrloNIsT.

Minneapolis attorney has been adjudged guilty OF
of seitious utterances under statute One of his
admitted derections was threat to shoot Judge McGee
On the witness stand he claimed that the remark was
merely jest and that he had serious intent to carry
out the intention the defense of the fool who rocks
the boat and causes the drowning of all the occupants
c,udne sometimes the fool himself attorney him
saf he is presumed to fully than the ordinary
man the effect and importance Of his Gree speech and.
his profession aggavaton Of the oense
From the mouthngs Of this defendant on the witness
stand II ia to be regretted jury did not in addition
~ ending him guilty under the statute also publicly brand
him an unmitigated ass.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-06-22
MINNESOTA HAS LOST PART OF ITS TERRAIN.

Here instance of getting the news by leaving home
This is the Fortnightly Review Had we been aware
of the situation might have arranged throw in few
more chunks of territory that could we'll spare.
The United States has lately lost small town-Hard-
ing, Minn through rectcation of the boundary
along forty miles between Minnesota and Ontario
of Lake Superior With this go Echo Crane
and Sand Pit lakes all SMALL and trife of woodland
from the largest county Mnnesota-St Louis The ces-
sion amounts but few townships in ALL in country
yet sparsey settled The coded section, which wedge
shaped throws good deal of the Vermlion river
into Canada than BEFORE and at it's southernmos point
within twenty miles of the Mesaba Iron Range"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-06-22
SUPPORT CATHOLIC PUBLICATIONS.

Summarizing in his Pastoral Letter the responsibilities
of the heads of Catholic families in relation to Catholic
publications and literature Bishop McDevit of Harris
burg Pa wholesome propositions follows:
every Catholic family there should be plentiful
supply of wholesome reading matter The existence Of
good books in household implies effective embargo
against books that dangerous to faith and morality.
This wholesome literature should include the Bible
at least the New Testament-the Lives the Saints,
books bearing the spiritual life, books that explain the
doctrines Of the Church, Catholic paper and Catholic
magazine g. To render fruitful possession of these
most important duty the part Of Catholics In
literature is the support of the Catholic
Mr. Shane Leslie editor Dublin Review, says that
III cerics trained and more aymen encouraged
to write real religious journalism the church would
third ARM the whole religious journalism is starved,
uncontrolled, feebly patronized and unread"
OF the high function of the religious publications he
gives the following appraisement
"The Catholic press is decidedly as important
mons as important that there should be religious jour-
naists as that there be religious controversass
chiefly the printed word farther than the
spoken word divide Catholic journals into parish
and diocesan papers, which should call the machine guns
weekes and monhlies of the type of America and the
Catholic World which the light artillery, and then
the great ecclesiastical quarteres which the
artillery By not intruding another and cooperat
Ing they make q distinct strategy" ,.