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by Mrs. E. E. Franklyn, is scheduled to take Wednesday, 25th August, is a day evening From Everywhere. place at the Cottesloe Hall, Cotte. Plunderings which will not soon be forgotten by 4th., a musical Kenny, Mrs. of Mr. and toe, on Tuesday, September 28th., either St. Brigid's School football the home And Tun for Everybody. TROOPS LOST ON THE ROAD TO BALLYMUN. There was a very in aid of the Refreshment Stall at team or the team from the Northam Sixth -avenue. A fair Special sides large attendance present. forthcoming bazaar. both weeks For Convent. and disputing. the perspiring once from the city the by deacons came Two expressed number ions Wilts the day decorations and new lighting effects to the of eagerly forward looked Half a battalion helped yard, and grave new suburbs, proposed a with iheut combined a feature. ranks. neighbouring be are to of the match, more especially perRegiment got lost on the north side the evening the great suc- one remarked: "I'll never be buried the latest Jazz Orchestra. Pleasant While the officers held a council haps the Northam boys, who had to make of Dublin on Monday, says the those who in that ground as long as I live!" recollections of similar dances held Amongst was. it maps the cess down After 17. the journey examined of war and the excitement of Dublin Freeman of July "What an obstinate man!" said the at Cottesloc are of the best. Invi. sixty exas- to think about as well as the match. contributed items were Mesdames circling around Finglas in a vain with microscopes, about ranks Cunning- other. "If my life is spared, I latices tickets can be obtained from and After an exciting game the Mid- O'Connor, Rose. Bryan, perated soldiers broke search for Ballymun they returned Misses will." Clakton, Henderson, road. ham, the for WI-. E. E. Franklyn, "Moffat's," across little dashed into a shop land boys proved too clever to the Royal Barracks like Wiltshire, (31, early application is reThey might have been warned by their opponents, and won the day Doheny, PrindivilleBegley, Herbert, a Perth, and Bo -Peep's lost sheep. A lawyer, in cross-examining A subscription Kennedy, of Hehir, face quested for same. the caterand on well smile were strong 400 sardonic boys The the easily. The troops, about other Franklin, among him, Wade, asked witness, Dwyer, 4s 6d. will be taken at they Messrs. of 3s. and scout if ed for by several of the ladies of Kenny (21, Morrissey, with equipment complete even to the aforementioned men. Clayton, questions, where he was on a parti- the door. Anyhow spent through altogether observant been and marched had the district, Chaplain, the The duties cular day. and soda an enjoyable day. The following McDonald, and Quinn. Glasnevin at 11 o'clock to the they found only lemonade r out by Mr. M. He replied that he had been in Northam:-K. of M.C. wereincarried represented The very large circle of friends of lads music of two bands-brass and water. but even this was apparenthis usual good style. the company of two friends. Franklin J. desert. morning this field in G. Cummings, were welcome ly F. Beazley, There Chidlow, fife .and drum. prohis tormen- Mr. W. 0. Stainthorpe, of Albion the of exclaimed part "Friends!" refreshment The S. Cottesloe, will regret to learn M. Lynch, A. Martin, D. Hegerty, signalling sections, field kitchens, was well arranged, and tor. "Two thieves, I suppose you street, Discipline Vindicated. that he is seriously ill in St. John of Doyle, J. Woods, Sunderland, T. gramme ammunition wagons, the contents great praise is due to Mrs. Franklin mean?" fever God's Hospital, Subiaco, of which could only be conjecturthe unreplied he so," The officers were not in an indul- Harnahan, G. Cornelius, A. B.Lang worked may who "They Dalton, Mrs. and Mcis believed, but they will be pleas ed. aw' there was, as before-men- gent mood. however, and the senior don, N. Forward, C. Angus, during the whole of the witness. dryly, "for they are both it ceasingly and A. writing Foley, time of J. hardly that at can the F. Gollan, who Manus, know and ed to chaplain, a sergeant, tioned:Al* whispered to The were ably assisted lawyers." evening. (Thursday), the report is that he is s share in the blame for the straying sergeant shouted in company for- Giblett. by Mrs. Roper and Messrs. Dalton This news. shop of his flock, as his guidance cannot mation tones through the The proceeds of Mrs. Newbride: "Boo, hoof Henry doing satisfactorily. received Cunningham. and Sunday with on their meeting will be knowledge During his drinkers therefore, by tested be fairly One that I door, and the lemonade be devoted to the threw a cake at me. hon- the evening will which much gratification on all sides. It of the road to Ballymun. too!" all trooped reluctantly back to last the Children of Mary were benefit will myself, made Stall, Limerick Mr of to say imprudent is not Again the officer oured by a visit from Rev. Fr. Lang - financially by the good results. The He The advance guard led the way their places. monster! "The Mother: Stainthorpe that probably in nn past the tram terminus, and the spoke to the sergeant, and again mead, who was introduced by Rev. of the Limerick Stall de- !night have killed you." is there a more consistent, parish --"Right turn" towards Ballymun. the sergeant, with a menace of the Fr. Butler. He very kindly address- promoters an.1 attended all who thank to Without hesitation the troops took "Clink" in his voice, ordered all ed the girls for a few minutes on a sire "Isn't it strange that nothing we hard-working, energetic person in assisted in the evening's the next turn to the right leading men who had gone into the shop subject most interesting to most of otherwise possess in this world will be of any all 'church and parochial business than he is. It is consequently by the old road to Finglas village. to stand forward. The order dis- us at the present time-the present enjoyment. in the next?" use will dance A euchre party and was he Halfway to the latter place doubts covered that out of sixty odd only state of Ireland. "Oh, I don't know. You might most unfortunate that held in St. Luke's Hall on Tuesday have struck down with severe sickness having you apparently began to rise in the four soldiers remembered book little that onto hang Stall. the Limerick of aid next, in after A few days rather of suddenly. in Case minds of the officers, and a halt been inside. The names of these to Do Everyone should try and attend. entitled 'What attending the Alpine Ball at Clarewas called. Patrols were sent out the sergeant solemnly entered in There will be good prizes and good Fire.'" VICTORIA PARK. anssuurdse, while his book of battalion misdeeds, remont recently word reached us of his trooag music for the dances. some precarious condition, which was mapswereagainstuardco ported "all right" to the peeved "Johnson wants to borrow The following dates have been arDuring the last days of SeptemDo you know any- hardly credible. Amongst his many officer, and the discipline of the Distrusted the "Native." with the secretary: Musical money of me. ber the art union and bazaar in ranged parish activities, Mr. Stainthorpe vindicated. was him?" about to Ballymun march thing Obviously very little satisfaction The people of the village state that aid of the building fund for the for- evening at Mr. Franklin's, Conroy "I know him as well as I do you. has been connected with the Cottes25 was got out of the maps, for the the scout looked uneasy, and when mation of the Catholic Boys' Club street, on Saturday, September a shilling." him have loe Choir for no less than sixteen let wouldn't I Dalton's, at Mr. evening senior officer went over to a group the order was given to march again will be held. This event is causing Musical-avenue, Saturday, October years-since the church was built -of interested youths and asked if he was seen to whisper to the ser- widespread interest and enthusiasm Eighth not infredid the editor say when generally singing and "What Luke's in St. Entertainment 2nd. the road would take them to Bally- geant something about transfer to amongst the parishioners, as well as Hall on Monday, October 11, con- you took him your story entitled, quently fulfilling the duties of ormun. He was told it would not, a spirited competition fur the popu- ducted by Mrs. O'Connor. ganist. He is and always has beet regiment. The Wishing Rug"? young popular that the Ballymun road was the another lar girl vote. Three an ideal choir member, always there, "He told me to beat it." The Mission conducted by the first on the right at the tram terBallymun a Big Place. ladies in the person of Misses Maude always ready. As secretary to the C.SS.R., durminus. The officer made no secret Kierse, Della Robinson, and Hazel Rev. Father Mitchell, is the trouble, John?" ex- Church committee, he has been an "What Finglas troops left the Before most successbeen has week the ing information of his distrust of this Trowbridge are seeking the support wife. amazed indispensable factor, and capable the claimed direction was of given idea some have Splendid congregations coming from a "native," and want- the officers by the military pickets of their friends, with the result that ful. organiser, and has occupied that "Hot weather!" On Saturday last, previous to point, and that was that apparen morning ed to know why the Finglas road already in occupation at Finglas. the district is being financially dry - regularly attended the can't give you a onerous position for 11 or 12 years. their departure front Perth for Bris- nothing definite had been done weather "Hot the while exercises, and wouldn't take him to Ballymtm. Consequently they took the road blown. t The closing days of the Masses eye!" Very better parochial the Trades Unions regarding black few workers utPatiently the boys tried to explain and those church has been taxed to its transport of soldiers and muniti "I got into an argument with a or more generally and favourably bane, we had the pleasure of meettowards Finglas Bridge. full of art union are at hand, The people of to Ireland. why a road that did not lead to back Mr. E. C Theo re, out ing desirous of having a "fly" for the most each evening. way to hold the best Thomas about friend known hasty Catholic gentlemen Mr. than confidence and some of them of Misof the fr-)m entered into the spirit Ballymun could not be expected to lemonade. screen Stainthorpe it would be difficult to Queensland, and Mrs. heodore. The the railway unions could not ac To get back to the beautiful butterfly sion from its commencement, and keep cool." voy Hotel, full responsibility fir stoppage take troops to Ballymun, but ap- Ballymun road find. The prayers of all his friends visitors stayed at the should have Candy should do soplyat once. safe to foreparently the officer saw in this turned to the leftthey their trade, at time of wrilio.g it is days Three stalls will are surely with him, and it is hoped having arrived by the Orsova the transport facilities, arguing that at Finglas had been Bridge who court, of the A witness in The Premier railwaymen were only one unit stupid perversity of Irish roads village, but this particular bye -road whilst those who possess surplus cast that the closing previous Thursday. that he will soon be about again as splendid cautioned to give a precise answer merely a dark plot to get him to is not impressive looking, and there silver can olispose of same through parish Retreat will witness was kept very busy during his stay the matter. Further. he said to every question, and not talk usual. at the the ~ism; trades occupied in entertained take the wrong turning. Anyhow was obvious danger in calling an- the channel of the side-shows. Fat exhibtions of Faith resultingoffrom and was here, a. the think tic's- .about what he might unanimous appreciation he ordered out a cyclist scout to other balk as. the. only shop cis Celtic Club on Friday evening. In manufacture of munitions were .abeep Will be on view for guessing the as Parish activity been peowas interrogated Etas brisk oP the meant, question amongst labours Missioner's will be he voiced and if possible dimes. future conversation investigate. much interested in the situati invited a process of retriev- perrprises, and your with this art. ple. The Mission will be conclud- follows: late. Various entertainments have generalinterest in Perth and this as transport workers, but weigh er where the road on which they horizon ing the mistake in the matter of re- given by those gifted been held, and are on foot, towards great will be "You drive a wagon?" were travelling led. State. He was quite charmed with evidence and argument The object of the bazaar is a ed to -morrow, when Masses w freshment at Finglas. proper. the and success of the forthcoming not." bao'clock, I do 9 sir, and "No, at 7 celebrated The scout went cautiously off on buoyant optimism of Premier brought to beer on him in that t noble one, and should act as a magThe members of the Young'. the "Now, sir, I put it to you on your zaar. So the troops marched on with net for its success. Those who can evening devotions at half -past seven. notwithWA., his mission, and there was a waitMitchell regarding war material and munitions People's Club are working zealously standing that our deficit has grown oath do you drive a wagon?" Mass at Bayswater at 8 o'clock. the help in any way are cordially inviting period and a further consulta- "eyes right" as they passed were then being sent to for their stall, and a most enjoyable "No, sir." Along the cemetery ed to be present or send along The scout Royal Oak. to its present figure: Four ware not manufactured for the tion of the road maps. "What is your occupation, then?" dance rotas recently held to augment steadily within scheduled road they trudged with nowhere a monetary assistance. "It is a pose for which they were being. not returning and a half millions! its drive a horse." funds. The function "I was orTO CORRESPONDANSWER sign of the missing Ballymun. this to correctly interpret time, the massed intelligence of the They were made during the war ganised by Misses Marjorie Chap. problem ENT. officers concluded that like Noah's When the Cross Guns fridge was optimism," he said. At the Pis- use against the Central Pow A worker in a shipyard refused pelt and Martha Kearnan. dove he had found a resting place, reached the puzzled rank and file liamentary luncheon generously (Anyway Thomas played his g CLAREMONT. one because, from christened his baby extract an to have looked on Yes, the spreading city and P.J.C.: and that presumably it must be the to Mr. Theodore on Fri. well-to the satisfaction of LI Another successful evening was tendered felt that Ballymun was a big place, of the latest numbers of America, a as he explained, he was afraid the "village of Ballymun." day, the visiting Premier thorough. George, by probably dividing and wondered, too, how they had A delightful evening was spent at New York Jesuit weekly, answers minister would hurt the baby when also held at Mrs. Reidy's residence. ly enjoyed the comparison Mr. Mit- unions amongst themselves on Off to Tingle& Cyril in the form of a card party, to aid the bottle. although it with Saturhe hit on missed it before. The officers, how- St. Thomas' Schoolroom both your questions, chell picturesquely drew between the choir stall, and for the same Queensland and Western Australia, question.-Ed.) The pickets were called in, the ever, were more acute and recog- day, August 4th, when the Young Bryan's recent Irish Letter gave full Theodore, although he air purpose a similar entertainment during which our Premier's solemn ed Mr. ranks were formed up, and the nised that they were back in Dub- People's Club and friends met to details. However: to go to Ireland, was unable was resiorganised held at the and troops again set off direct for Fin- lin, and ordered the bands to strike bid "good-bye" to Mr. Will Peachey, were punctured with jibes do so, and was very disappoin remarks 1. Complete returns in the County the paint to gold, refined gild To dence of Mrs. Briggs. The parish concerning deficits, etc. glas. Approaching it on tke high up a thanksgiving hymn. Satisfletr a member of the club, on the eve Council elections indicate a sweep"Your Mrs. Theoore, however, viii lily, is alive with energy to secure sucroad above the missing scout was that there was no such place as of his departure for Broome, to ing Sinn Fein victory. There were re- Cork, her parents' birthplace, throw a perfume on the violet, cess for the bazaar, which is to Government is doing nothing," discovered waiting by the way. He Ballymun, they ordered their half take up duties as a telegraphist. The 699 seats open to contest, and of To Mr. "still Theodore; Mr. marked other places, and related some another ice. or add the take place towards the end of No- Mitchell is optimistic. It must be pleasant reminiscences. had found a village, but whatever a battalion back to barracks which Rev. Father Masterson. in a happy these Sinn Fein, as a distinct party, To smooth Our hue The present working spirit because of the ever-growing deficit! tor told of the wonderful una other information he had gathered were reached about half -past one. speech, presented him with a silver won 525, the combined forces of Sinn taper vember. the rainbow, or with in the parish is indeed a hopeful What else is "doing" to deserve such of the people in their desire for locally that might explain his long Out at Ballymun the troops act- cigarette case, suitably inscribed, Fein, Labour, and Nationalists car- Uponlight, sign. absence he kept to himself. ing as pickets on the main road and wished him every blessing and rying 590. It is becoming increasoptimism?" government in their own avo the beauteous eye of heaven In asking Mr. Theodore whit he way, and was amazed at the ideas' The troops marched gaily in there are still waiting for the pro- success in his new position. "Bill" ingly evident that the administra- To seek to garnish, the tion of affairs in Ireland is peacethought would evntuate from the English people, whose acquaio with bands playing, only to discov- mised reliefs who got lost, and was so taken unawares with excess. ridiculous Is and wasteful when that him to the at nice references Congress, nightly they hands of Labour pray that some perrecent English she had made, concerning the er that Ballyinun was more seriousably passing into the -Thos. J. Flaherty. There was sistent map student will succeed called upon for a speech all he could Sinn Fein Government. which the "Council of Action" was fairs in Ireland. Mrs Theod ly mislaid than ever. brought into being, and about surprise was much intensified w another halt, and another consulta- one day in picking up the trail of say was "Thank you." The Misses 2. A recently published record desongs appropriate sang very Hatton The children's annual fancy dress whose activities the British Govern- on meeting certain ladies in tion, not to mention hectic opin- Ballymun. cases, judicial police and clares that for the occasion. Dances and games, to the number of fifty-seven, have ball in aid of the Church funds was ment knows very well, and of whigh city of Perth for the first time FICTION AND FACT. and a dainty supper concluded a been handled by officials of the Reheld at Meckering on September lit, these Dominions know only what actually asked her if she were CARSON DECLARATIONS. very pleasant evening. and was, as usual, a pronounced they are allowed (by cable), he said frightened (! to go to Ireland public since April 15 (to June 10), success. The hall was transform- that he was present at various account of being shot down Fiction, The their and Irish lawyers assert that 4Ii ed into a fairy bower, where beings stages of the Congress, but retired those "terrible" Irish people. the disappearing, because practice is of the south and west arming "The MORAL. OBVIOUS THE Mr. and Theodore, Action" was Mrs. who we the "Council of of ages climes before many and transportto people are referring their disputes light of day Governments and tyrants may in the full bright led to the arming of Ulster."-Sir "I was in the field where 120,000 the Sinn Fein courts with the under- Ed. Carson, in British House of ed themselves. Girls and boys decided upon. One point he, how- charmed with Perth and its s Send the souls of men to meet their God too soon, How many standing that they shall abide by Commons, July 23, 1920. from China, Indians from the wild ever, touched upon was that Mr. roundings during their Stay, left people had collected. They can ban a nation's tongue, and the pastimes of the young, woods of America, and the sweetest Thomas, the Railway Unions' Lead- the "Limited" express last Satur policemen do you think were there? the decisions therein rendered. Change the time of setting sun or rising moon. his night. The Fact. little fairies-while pierrots and er, had, he thought, gained What is more, there Not one! They can torture wondrous well brave men in the felon's cell Meanwhile the British Cabinet has incident untoward pirouetted to their heart's a single was not their of a race aim and goal, Make extinction been discussing the Irish problem, "I am not sorry for the armed pierrettes Carson, Edward content. The fancy sets were are that day."-Sir not with a view to making concesAnd find treason dark and deep in the customs people keep, of those opposed to me in House of Commons, July 22, 1920. sions, but for the purpose of consid- drilling as follows: Mrs. Rhodes But they cannot, cannot kill a nation's soul. L AP Di Ireland. I certainly have no right ranged SCHOOL BUILDING FUND that (San Toy), Mrs. Middleton and Mrs. If 12 Sinn Tenors collected in a ering .what further penal measures to complain of it; I started Mrs. A BALL They can bid their cannon crash, they can make the broadswords field they would be pounced upon can be invoked to enforce British with my own friends."-Sir Ed. Car- Morrison (Morris Dancers), elsewhere, Mrs. M. As advertised O'Brien and Mrs. Sheehan (Crimflash, Will be held in by hundreds of police and military. rule. anpther one May 22. 1914. organising son, is son Ramblers), Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Collopy They can plant their troops in village, town and plain. of her successful euchre party and ST. GEORGE' HALL, PERTH Hurley ( Pie rrots) , Miss Screech dance entertainments, which is billThey can terrorise the weak, and oppress the poor and meek, (Diggers and Nurses). Miss Screech ed to take place on Thursday next, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1 They can cause the women's tears to fall like rain. succeeded in gaining the prize for September 16, at the North Perth Aye, the singing of a song can be outrage and a wrong, Mrs. Miller and Jazz Band. best set, with the little Crimson Town Hall. This is a reminder to They can spread a web of lies from pole to pole, Tickets: Lady, 3/6; Gent., 5/-; Ramblers second. The sets were all who wish to partake of an evenThey can place and richea find for the traitor to his kind, judged by vote. Double, 7/6. Mr. Hurley and But-no tyranny can kill a nation's soul. good enjoyment to put that Dr. Ward were in qbarge of the vot- ing's Messrs. E. Buck and J. E. Ev aside for this function. TicNever laws both foul and black, never gibbet or the rack ing. The following were the prize date Organisers. Mrs. D. Connor, are each, at which moderkets Is. In the past gave power unto a despot's hand, winners: Best dressed couple, Mavis ate sum surely no one who is de- retary ('Phone, A3276). Never force, or guile, or craft, never sophistry or art Rhodes and Winnie Combly; best sirous of helping a worthy cause Swept the spirit of true freedom from a land. dressed girl, Winnie Combly; best can complain. Be one to make While the grass through blood grows green, while the stars in BROTHERS' "0 dressed boy, Philip Hagan; most the gathering a social and financial CHRIIIITLIN heaven are seen, BOYS' " ANNUAL BALL. original girl, Kathleen Bonser; success. of Fashionable While the hearts of men know happiness or dole, We are displaying Early Shipments most original boy, Seddon MillingST. GEORGE'S HALL, While the crystal water springs, while a flower its fragrance flings, ton; waltzing competition, Paddy SITUATION WANTED. Creations, SmartTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1 Goods which feature the Tyranny can never kill a nation's soul. -Magdalen Rock. Cullitor and Gwen Yeo. Dancing 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. WIDOW, middle aged, with one Shades est Designs, Choicest Fabrics and Sheridan's Band. Rev. Father earnan, in present- boy, eight years old, desires posifor the Coming Season. ing the prizes, th. ed all for mak- tion as Housekeeper or Help, Town Gentleman's Ticket, 7/6; Lady' domesticated and ing the ball such ae brilliant success. or Country; Ticket, 5/-. Special thanks are due to Mrs. music accomplishments. Write J. E., Special Passenger Train to F Rhode)as whose arrangement of the c/o this office. We cordially invite your Inspection of- these mantle. Grand March delighted all present, L. C. REEDY, and to Miss Winnie Combly for her G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., B.D.Sc., Beautiful Productions, or place at your service the Hon. Secretary services at the piano. DENTIST. A smart dance, organised
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188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, As usual in all such functions, the PERTH. VICTORIA PARK CATHO substantial result of the ball was BOYS' CLUB. due to the indefatigable efforts of Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. the secretary, Mr. Norman Hurley, 'Phone, A5038. ART UNION AND BAZAAR and his energetic committee, consist ing of Mesdames O'Brien, Hurley, EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. Opens in Morrison, Sheehan, Middleton, CulIn aid of Leederville Basaar, linane, Stewart, McKay, VICTORIA PARK TOWN HA Lloyd, Hagan, and Misses Crosby and CulWill be held in the on linane, Messrs. O'Brien, Sheehan. NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, McKay, and Cullinane. on at 3 pin. THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, at 8 p.m. Fancy Goods Stalls, Side Sho etc. The many friends of Mr. Tom Tielcsts, ls. Staples, who underwent an operaSecure your tickets now for t Mrs. Collopy, Organiser. tion at St. John of God's Hospital, beautiful Fire Screen from Ceylo Subiaco, will be pleased to !saris Admission Free. Join an Irish Society. that he is progressing favourably.
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then closed. The syllabus item for the night, a question box, was proceeded and a varied assortment of with, the on IRISH -AUSTRALIAN Copere, Father C.Y.M. The Rev. The Members of the Kalgoorlie dethe questions received attention. VALEDICTORY. occasion of the reading of the the SOCIETIES. Society, who were present at 30th, SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED. collection included discussions on concerning the virtues of August tended. It was decided that the cree on held meeting usual situaRusso-Polish the Rule, lIome unique the a take and would Champagnat, impressive also A most next entertainment Per J. M. Joyce, Kununoppin: Venerable Marcellin witnessed a satisfactory, and Cathedral Women's Branch, the Esperance Railway, the form of a social and dance, on Sep- little function took place at St. Mr. C. A. Nolan, £2: Mr. Jim Scan- founder of the Marist Brothers, stat- an important assembly, if abun- tion, H.A.C.B.S., Perth. People's Opinion Peace Treaty, and many others of tember 26th., the proceeds of which Ildephonsus' College last Monday, 10s; Mr. Din Glasheen, 10s; ed in an address to the Holy Father dance of business may be regarded less magnitude. lon, The speeches on of or three attendance when No the Christian on good R. a to the Mr. died to the 6th. September, There was are to be given that when jhe founder ought Mr. Fab Glasheen, 10s: as a criterion. The programme considerable a "The average Englishman meeting held on Brothers', Fremantle, Appeal. its students, soon to leave Austra- Ian, 10s; Mr. Herb Sacsche, 10s: Mr. 6th of June, 1840, at the age of fifty- be dealt with was rather lengthened these occupied Ireland with- members at Itthe and the members reby time, of over their length to not to be let loose in presided forty-five was good-bye Frank said had of Rome. Mr. be for lia inst. 7s; will institute 2nd. the one, Harris, some of its items Frank gods make him and hour than later a somewhat warmly at stutired was LI. out a keeper. Theusually I.N.F., fellow Browho and College, teachers, houses and several hundred the Irish Sister O'Keefe, from her trip to the HUGH O'NEIL BRANCH, O'Mara. 3s; Mr. J. M. Joyce, considerable interest to the general mad, though it is PERTH. dents. The occasion was one the Total, £6. welcomed back thers. To -day it has six thousand community. During the course cf usual. CARNIVAL. who are destroyed."-Westminster Eastern States, whither she had NATIONS. seldom occurs at any estabALL Mr. which hundred of like eight Brothers and the evening a new member, Gazette. The annual social and dance of College-three young men leaving The Kalgoorlie Town Hall prefrequented annually by Lynch, was elected, and Mr. J. Teagone to see her mother and other the the same institution, bent on the Cal- the Hugh O'Neill Branch of scene phase of lishments over a hundred thousand children. han, a member of the Perth sented a gay and picturesque as their leader in every from the members of her family. ill Sister some Hibernian the him for the in country have "In every British official constable, held same we been the has was in now London Wednesday night, when who I.N.F. on same mission, laway, The Holy Father (says the College life, and C.Y.M.S., was welcomed by the pre Viceroy to the police floor space was covered- with beauwas reported to be improving Hall on Monday evening last, and of the old world-and the whole filling the same position in regard Catholic Times) taking these figures sident. debate a time, for the to challenge A The musical body of the boys recognised the to the whole school. Only yester- as the subject of his remarks, dwelt of Bunbury. was well attended. air from the t'ommandet-in-Chief decorated and bracing the designed tifully Australian under from the of Occupation, that programme, arranged by Bro. W. occasion as out of the ordinary. day he led us to victory and the on the efficiency of the Ven. Chem- was received private in the ArmyONLY The function was the All stalls. the Gov- The quarterly returns of show Natives' Association, and considerthe branch Ginivan, was a splendid one, Miss young premiership in the first football as- pagnat's apostolate. reland recognises re- Nations' Carnival, which had been The Brothers, the three them here the financial position able discussion took place with Giniis There Messrs. beginand Kevin ernment which sends the Pym, satisfactory. Horrigan, since Eric Doris was and It formed levites, arranged to run through the current which is extremely gard to the details thereof. the sociation (America/ and the ordersToofIreland to improve the van, Boylan, and Sturmer render- Byrne, and Jerry Clune, as at week with the object of raising College. We will all need, however, finally decided that the questionthat A pro- boys' representatives, occupied the ning of the Ausof they are carrying out. between Mac- numerical position. to back ing very pleasing items. welcome to and Any glad business. funds towards the liquidation an easy Socialism, "Taxing is issue should be there is no difference to her Green. The advice given by THE RE- minent feature of the evening was chairs on the stage of the College be our three young priests. of projector can contrive new imposi- the debate should take place in the debt upon St. Mary's Church. E. theatre. asked tralia ready and Maxwell; Borgia of a Catholic Society is the presentation to Bro. R. on behalf join Brother spoke assemblage to Byrne goodly CORD the Septrneber was a to add on There Kevin can It bungler Institute any tions, A.N.A. the wood is one with Macpherson. He knew old. and as the H.A.C.B.S. is Walsh, who, as P.H.C.R. for two Brother Brendan, who had been The carnival was declarChildren of Mary. that excellent, Catholic But it is altogether wise to 30th. Mr. W. H. Simpson was visitors. is not the man or the office Benefit Society in years, has rendered valuable aid to longer associated with the College, the three departing fellow-students ed open by the Administrator, Rev. have no other bounds to your im- chosen to lead the Young Men's the Govern- the only young the Irish National Foresters, both to express the sentiments of the the the every Ireland regards, but office at behoves it arrived each of State, the day prove in a characteristhe of those should patience Donogher, debate apthan the Father since This and positions, side. ment that created the Brother Brendan rose man and woman to become a mem- in the conduct of their business, gathering. and afterwards as president are to bear them."-Edmund interest, not only to members of tically humorous speech. The stall pointed the man to fill it."-Dr. ber thereof. The subscriptions are and on the public platform, where amidst applause. He pointed out College, Children of who the in be pre- holders were as under:-Refreshall officers should who and Burke. society, the Peter Yorke. are ment, Mrs. J. D. Ball; Magpie, Meswithin the reach of all, and have his voice has often been heard in an that this was the first function of Mary. He and Jerry Clune, as the sent, but also to all those who conwhat in sympathy with the effective manner in the society's in- its kind, for students finishing remaining officers, knew in Russell; dames Fels, Dillon, and favour of these educational self-govern- not gone up while "It is from the small the benefits are terests. The presentation was made school usually did so at the end of high esteem all three were held by THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. in "profiteers," cordially are all Parishioners Hibernian, Mesdames Wylie, Kelly. nearly tests. ing cities or nations that by Bro. E. Needham, and was a the year, and hence no distinction every member of the Sodality. manifold. to attend, as the capacities and Weller; Sweets, the Misses invited photoP. J. RUSSELL the great benefits of mankind have be held in will enlarged deserving beautimost next meeting splendidly framed was made even for The presentation of two the leading debaters in this dir- O'Dea and Ball: Piccadilly, MesImperial theTheHibernian been derived. Not from Nazareth Hall on 16th. inst., graph of Dr. Mannix-a worthy pre- boys. He could bear witness, how- ful travelling suit cases and a rich- The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, of ection is well known and cannot dames Mulchinhaugh, Dolan, and Rome, but from obscure and the officers will be pleased to sent to a worthy Irishman. of Bro. ever, that these boys had shown ly -bound Imitation of Christ was fail to be appreciated. It was de. Sayers, and Miss Daly; and ChilFrom &c Redeemer. Underwear, Ties, the world's the token and came members Walsh received this themselves during their long period then made by the boys' representacided to discuss the advisability of dren of Mary, Miss McGovern, The learn- welcome intending little Athens came the world's HANNAN ST., KALGOORLIE give theist all particulars. society's esteem with marked feelat St. Ildephonsus', whether on the tives. a quoit tournament with the Boul- bazaar will be brought to a concluBro. From fallen Rome came Auin pleasure. hall, the ing. study and in the thanked pride or of of sport ings field In reply, Mr. Collins (Opposite Post Office). der C.Y.M.S. at the next meeting. sion on Monday night next. gustine to England, from antooverBRANCH, LNY., Needham also presented to the the dining room, or in the chapel, boys, the speakers, and the BroOwing to the fact that the bazIre/ BRIAN BORU Death of Mrs. Mary Russell. He hoped thers for all that had been done thrown village came Patrickof schdFREMANTLE. P.C.R. of the Hugh O'Neill branch to be true gentlemen. was to be held on the 6th inst., aar Widespread regret was expressed in medal, been a gold had land, from little Irish citieslight and that M. Mitchell the good work the undeserved that was in Ballarat and surrounding dis(Bro. for the social of and meeting him, fortnightly for usual fortnightly & CRUSE the The MANNION came lass and from Iona of his services in the so well begun here would be bet. eulogies passed on him. He strongIt Brian Boru Branch of the above so- recognition postponed till the 13th, and it was trict when it became known that Tile Goldfields Undertakers and civilisation to a wasted Europe. was suitably acknow- tered during the period of prepara- ly urged the boys to make the best arranged that it should be a long one of the oldest and most pMpular ciety was held on Tuesday. August chair, which Funeral Furnishers. is the little things of this world The thanks of the corn- tion immediately ahead of them in use of their time, and to recognise ledged. This residents of Redan, in the person of Societies' Friendly at the night, with refreshments. the, 31st. O'Keefe, the heart of Christendom, and that Mrs. to Brothat have ever confounded tendered the of are KALGOORLIE, zeal mittee HANNAN-ST., 18 untiring Fremantle. the news should gladden the hearts cf Mrs. Mary Russell, had passed away. Rooms, Adelaide -street, strong."--Frank Clinton. at the piano. The their best work would be done early tee" welfare. He was and 9 BURT-ST., BOULDER. fantastic their the for "trip who thers those Brother Morris, Chief Ranger, pre- who presided deceased lady was one of those in put failed to when they returned to the field of afraid we all owed a debt to the Under the The over a good attendance. In- musician engagedand Funerals conducted in any part of here on the goldfields. kindly persons ever readjoito do a of Brothers which we would never be Mrs. O'Keefe their labours as the anointed "If there is to be a Society of Na- sided shortest notice. Charges capable management of the social' good act, and many of noie less at State cluded in the correspondence were an appearance, the assistthe to the tions in which every idea of future came all Christ. be to repay. He wished attend very generously to members to moderate, A consignment of Artifi committee, the night is sure tosale fortunate titan hesself will eplore conflicts between the peoples is to invitations Brother Chanel expressed how able of the, Foresters, and helped boys success, and concluded a neat Wreaths just landed (the first a success. Tickets will be on the annual social and dance of the ance end. The late Mrs. Russell was be submerged, the Irish problem them to conduct their social in a glad he was to have an opportunity speech by expressing the hope to cial door on Sunday, 12th, her of the war. outbreak church from at the Reports the since O'Neil Branch. scruHugh its escape in Limerick, Ireland, and came certainly the Brendan's hear great things of them in cannot of endorsing Brother Catholics should show their horn delegates successful manner. Medical Association country when only a girl Kalgoorlie Tel. 337. Boulder Tel. 195. and this to he could Collins tiny."-Giornale del Popolo for the "Dick" remarks. enand along coming by support future. were received, from which it was she married Mr. Tohn Russell, perfect Later the of with July. model as a up hold greeted was Murphy themselves. joying John noted 'that the proposed increase in pre -deceased her 21 years age. student; besides this, when at Col- tumultuous applause as he rose to C.Y.M.S. The President, Mr. J. Lawler, then who high medical fees would not. for the preesteem in which deceased J. W. SHEEHAN lege he was the popular captain of address the boys. He said he was spoke a few words, expressing the The come into operarate, any sent at most her family are held was evia SACRED but and and THE Eleven, 'the 1st. HYMN TO deep regret of the society at the overcome with emotion, PRIME BEEF BUTCHER, The election of office -bearers for tion. It was also pleasing to learn the very large gathering every almost in by could. denced co-operator he as HEART. active and Leslie, on much as Mrs. place say the late took of year would death half he from the Woodwards that many of the ensuing Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie, which took place at Colthe at work his seven years at that last, the 8th. of active a motion of sincere sympathy for at the funeral, said evening He cause late had of Wednesday 488. who Telephone the Brothers Rev. Father few years Valera.) last ones, Cemetery. During the original- lege. (By President De Bro. B. Leslie (jun.) was passed, the Newofficiated at The College had been most happy to declare on the sick fund, were September, and not as was Street, Picadilly, the grave, assistof the Meritana one place himself shown any he had Roper !al. liked in written standing was never The meeting inst. had whole poem 1st. the he the and perfect health. ly intended, viz., The following to restored now E. J. Glowin Father young teachers NorRev. New the promising by of most as the ed for 474 Telephone ence as a token of esteem had been to as well got on well alteration was found to be neces.v Eamonn De Valera, PresidentMay The fortnightly euchre and dance Education Department. Since he He had always memory of the deceased lady. Sub- rey.-R.I.P. lady was the mother of on sary owing to an oversight, and at the return cia. the Irish Republic. on Sunday, held at the Trades Hall was his to renew College to Brothers his symDeceased the the of in motion and Mass August a similar on boys, sequently the the com- a committe meeting held 1916, after hearing of of with for BroBar- Thursday, 2nd. inst., whenthe The studies, lie had sacrificed some the for Mr. P. Russell at the the well-known Mr. Pat Russell, their present, and the him. boys splen- 25th, the change was made. Barrack Square, Richmond PELLEW'S BOULDER pathy to whom we extend for ex- mittee were surprised at elected: his valuable time in relievinggiving death of his mother, received a like Hannan -street, thers for all they had done Murphy, The suc- following gentlemen wele vice-presiracks, Dublin, while awaiting present. and gathering class room, did the sympathy. in strain to meeting deepest John our of business The SUITS, also For BOY'S and MEN'S honour. At the request were: President, Mr. J. Dwyer; ecution after being sentenced teaching ex- Bro. of the cessful euchre competitors1: secretary, us the benefit of hisChanel Borgia granted a half -holiday. Mrs. dent, Mr. F. J. Hayes: HIGH-CLASS MERCERY, death for being commandant wished at Brother B. perience. Boland's Ladies, Miss K. Slattery, Amidst the tumultous cheering 1; Mr. W. Webb; treasurer, Mr. Irish Republican army at McMahon, F. appreciation Gents: his four 2. record on at place Kelly, to car It the Fennell; the departure of Hegarty; warden, Mr. R. assistant Mills during the Easter rising. of Dick's assistance to him in class, in the afternoon, there was not abwhile T. Guidera, 2. Mr. A. Oldrini; will also be remembered that football comfaces On Thursday next, 16th. inst., ata librarian, ofJAMES SHEAHAN Mr. D. Leahy; commit- and as umpire in the sent a note of sadness on the which secretary, De Valera was in gaol his wife held be will dance and euchre J. petition. Marmion, majority. The Orsova, fered a novena to the Sacred Hear; the Trades Hall, whets the commit- tee, Messrs. R. J. STOREKEEPER, GENERAL in -charge of the of theon October 5th, is the boat on Brother the As J. Darcy, F. W. Waltho, Tully, for his telease. division for the past three sails they have boked passages. .WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT.. tee expect this function to eclipse Minihan, The Three I B.4 mean and J. F. Waldron. This senior will turn years, he could not say enough in which 0, Sacred Heart! Our hearts are all its predecessors. In connection Boys Old representative the a very is hoped is Boulder. Piessestreet, committee It wholly Thine, of the work of John Murphy. up to see off these old fellow-f.tu- For Choicest Quality Only. Call and with the Society's Stall towards one, and it behoves each and every praise John before of now aid not in come of the bazaar we captain been had Although the forthcoming member elected to do his best for Since Inspect our Underground Dairy nearly two years, he dents. Thy shrine. the Christian Brothers' Appeal, a society, and to make a special school, now Produce Department could rest full Here, under heaven's blue vault, we handsome sideboard is being raffled. the ST. GERTRUDE'S COLLEGE. at the meetings. (Brother Chanel) present be to effort and each, Is. qualipray, of and only sterling are John's kneel confidence in The tickets are the results finare not who following members The Those friendship the 'rem kindred, home and can be obtained from any of the ancial would do well to make them- ties, and regarded him as a true the recent musical examination EVERY REQUIREMENT IN friend. He thought that held at St. Gertrude's College by far away. committee ,or from Healy's, good on the books, as it is young was PRINTING: a boy that could ill be Mr. Mallinson, in connection with Thou, Sacred Heart, bast known tailor, Fremantle, where same is on selves intention of the new commit- John instituLoneducational One shilling speculat- the in an the prison cell; Music, spared of exhibition. a at College Tickets, Programmes, out Trinity tee to have a weeding an uncon- the The pangs of hunger Thou host ed in a good cause is well spent. Art Union Books, &c. Catholic tion, one that had suchthat No date. early don:very in came known as well: Licentiate (L.T.C.L.): Miss Eileen ERYANS-W.A. RECORD PRESS. young man should allow himself to scious influence on all The soldier's .rude assault has torn ST. CANICE'S BRANCH, NO. 495, be crossed off the books of the so- touch with him. He owed Freddie Byrne. Thy frame, Byrne also a debt of gratitude. H.A.C.B.S., COTTESLOE. plachas been name his Associate' (A.T.C.L.): Miss Mona once ciety was conspicuous for his Byrne. Their ribald speech blasphemed The usual fortnightly meeting, ed thereon, as the society's rooms Freddie occasions, all on obligingness quiet Thy Holy Name. Higher Local: Mary Conway.(honheld in the Friendly Societies are very convenient, and are a and particularly when most needThe Judge's sentence has besa was Thursday, splendid meeting place in a congenSenior: Kathleen Hedditch Hall, Rose-street, on by missed (honours), be greatly would ed, and Thine like ourspremen Watson for Bro. ours), Noreen Riley 2nd., ial Catholic atmosphere and boys. The wanton exercise of brutal September Fraser, Doreen Mumme Christina The minutes of the previ- and boys over the age of sixteen both Brothers siding. in a few appro- (passed). Borgia, powersBrother the confirm. In and W.A. read of were part any from meeting words, said he was struck he doom of death has passed upon ous Intermediate: Molly Lynch, Maved. The sum of £1 10s. was passed other States the membership of Ca- priate same ideas as on the occa- is Purdy, Norma Hart (passes). Ths Heart, It was propos- tholic men's institutions is enor- by the sick allowance. departPrior's Rev. late the of A Mother's tears were shed, as ye as sion Cafuture the every Junior: Lelia Thorley (honours), by for that only mous, and it is ed and seconded The Prior, who came to New Kathleen Shanahan (honours), Rose did part. the branch present the retiring pre- tholic man and boy, who possibly ure. the Gallagher, Nellie Maxwell, Irene C, Mother, for the love of thy dear sident with a certificate of the so- can join, doing so, that success, Norcia to live the retired life ofassoByrne, Massie after having formed Son, Connolly, Shelia which seas carried. During similar to that achieved elsewhere, cloister, Be with us till our day of life is ciety, A new ciations, made the generous sacri- Hearn, Vivienne Kehoe , Marjory general business Bro. Colgan, of St.- can be attained here. the Nor' -West Montgomerie (passes). among life of a done; fice old all May so Branch, commencing, just term is Lawrence O'Toole Our three companions Bring us in love and mercy to His lands, natives. Preparatory: Dinah Connolly invited the members of St. members pay your subs. and infeet, now about to quit their tem- (honours), Shelia Drew (honours), branch to meet the mem- duce at least one friend of yours to are Kenny too, and their native Mavis de Mamiel, Nancy home, o sing Isis praise and thine, in Canice's Maylands branch at his re- become a member. porary bers of the (pas-tes). accents sweet. to travel afar and live Nominations are being received soil, sidence, Perth -Fremantle-road, on, Hart (distincFreda life of the seminary. In Rome, new Steps: 0, Sacred Heart, grant us Thy next First MiniMessrs. or Septemsecretary, evening, the by Wednesday pains to share, an- he was sure, they would appreciate tion/. all han, Gordon, or Preston, for It is hoped that oc15th. : y penance for our sins to make ber be the actual sight of what they nal seemed to have taken a special inother billiard tournament, to inmembers will be present on the the ruins of terest in him. --the about He was deeply read repair. already Great date. early meeting held at an After the elp us in patience to embrace casion. Ancient Rome, and what was more grateful to all the Brothers, both terest is always nroused by these members' usual dance took place. monuments of Christian Rome, past and present, at the College, Thy will, the to promises one piano, this the at and contests, presided nd follow in Thy footsteps to the Bro. Watson pleasant evening was be no exception to the rule. the hallowed spots where so massy and he was most thankful to all the and a very had shed their blood Is boys for the great kindness they Amen. Hill. A new departure for this term martyrs He had always shown him. He hoped spent. St. Canice's will be pleased seed of Christianity. the sow numthe of male enlargement members, the was to welcome any new of the de- to receive a copy of the College on the committee testified to the qualities that the Magazine while he was away, to tell or -female, over the age of 17 years, ber of members thirteen, by a mo- parting ones. It was rare from eleven to who wish to join this society. France and Ireland school in all sports, him how they were getting on. Ile the of at captain members the before tion placed remember them all to their its dux, and good conduct medalwoollen marof would he YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. last Wednesday night's meeting. Shrewd men reviewing the present position of thecan list, President of the Children one old friend, Joe Halpin, whom only come reports Paris Citizens' Support. in the of the Young invested all meeting were meet in Rome. ket in England as indicated by the newspaper weekly The Mary, would still further advanCe must Suits Two thousand citizens of Pane Ireland Society was held at St. Patthat send back Art Union Tic- person; but John Murphy was such dimmed is that eyes and Don't conclusion, many to one .were There costs rising these avoid way to one et in the Hall of the Learned So- rick's Schoolroom on Monday night, kets-please keep book sent you a one. Brother Borgia wished them with The concludin price in the near future. tears as the speaker delay. ieties on June 28, the anniversary Mr. R. E. Walsh presiding over a Every book sold means a stone in all a successful career. is to provide for your future Clothing requirements without ed. There could be no doubt as to boys, the .f the Peace of Versailles, under the good attendance. The proceedings Christian Brothers' Appeal. of friendreal behalf the on and Pym, Eric his popularity hairmanship of Mr. Gavin Duffy, mostly of a business nature, that` had sprung up between bade farewell to their three fellow every ship :nd after hearing an address by De- were a financial statement was prestudents. He wished themgiven himself and a very large number of McMAHON M. a MISS puty Marc Sanguier, leader of the and the always secretary, had They from the late boys. success. the sented of democracy Catholic ilitarist PASTRY, FRUITS, & splendid example at the College, Fred Byrne briefly thanked the discussion of which was postponed the same -*ranee, paised a resolution convey- to a future meeting. Mr. J. Doran CHOICEST needs and knew they would donow. CONFECTIONERY. The purchase of a Suit or two over and above immediate He ' g to the Irish Republic their COP the class for higher calling students' period ahead. a their in opened Perth Join an Irish Society. -street, Pier their will assist materially in carrying men over the high pricemarket. 32 expressing dial greetings, and in the juniors the and The Murphy language, the Irish John of woollen study knew favourable this of advantage We are not taking (Near Hay -street). nost ardent hope that it may rea- first lesson was followed with deep is as low as pos. its margin of profit we retain on Brown's Better Suits 'se speedily and completely we aim at times At all conditions. with present-day consistent sible ightful desire for independence. Better Suits still VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER, and Brown'sthem The chairman said they were wit famous right embody the same sterling value that has made messing a decisive effort of the worldas heavily as it is materials We buy Australia. West throughout ,ide Irish race to save the Motherfigure that possible lowest the possible to do, and tailor our Suits for and from extinction, and deliver her on the immense turnGOOD TAILORING can be done for, dependingthe rom her bonds. England was fast to make wearers give our Suits that satisfaction over and the sorely she . 'jog taught a lesson our business a commercial success. 'ceded. History showed it was the ahead of your 'fanatics" and "extremists" who got Buy GOOD CLOTHES ONLY, and buy them welloutlay. Buy Clothing hings done, and in Ireland today needs if you would save money on your Quality, had and Satisfaction you have Style, . en of courage and conviction and Suits, Better Brown's .ledged their lives to the making of bargain. the into radical change in the current of he history of the British Empire. M. Marc Sanguier said the war was of over so long as a great injustice ALUNDER THE BEST CONDITIONS emained unhealed. They did not QUALITY AND PRICE. WE BUYOUR CUSTOMERS. EXAMINATION OF . get the services England had renOUR STOCK IS THE PICK OF THE WEST FOR TO EFFECTED THUS SAVINGS had renIMMENSE they PROVE. iered them, nor those WAYS-SELL FOR CASH, AND GIVE THE THAT WHAT WE SAY WE CAN ered England, but in the name of THIS LIST WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SCEPTICAL ngland's honour itself, they must ght to wipe out the stain that was IN THE STATE. When er oppression of Ireland. MANCHESTER, VALUES UNEQUALLED DAMASKS AND SERVIETTES. he war broke out they were told, SHEETINGS. Mercerised Damask, plain, chess and SHEETINGS. oudly and publicly, by one Allied 5/11 yard, 10 pieces of Job7/11, for 5/11. OUR MAIL ORDER DEPART. tatesman after another, that it was wdtth 60in.avide, Anywhere. Values dice, broken Unapproachable which MENT. war for glorious ideals, of DAMASKS, white and cream, 4/11, 5/11, Our Range of Irisheen full has comparison. 4/6, he logical outcome involved Challenge Brennan's, yard. wide, per 80in. This important Department giv9/6 White Twill, and Heavy a 7/11, yard, 4/6 each. 6/11, 2/14 and 1/9, 1/6, aspirations 1/44, finish, the legitimate 1/3, pure stice to 1/14, been organised with a view to call Irisheen SERVIETTES, 5/11 yard, SPERO, a heavy white waste twill sheeting, British make, our most TWILL, cannot who ' the Irish people for liberty, but Mexican clients, Fine yard. country 5/11 ing Brennan's wide, Unbleached 4/6 yard, a great wearer, 76in. G. 80in., 6/11. 'hen the war was over these pledWigan TWILL, reliable personally, the full benefit of the wearer, 54in., 4/6; 72in., 5/11; 4/11 yard. Our No. 200, a Fine D. Warp White were shamelessly scrapped, and 80in., 5/11. R. BROWN TAILORING SERfree from dressing and finish, 72in., 4/11; and LINENS. distance betwhat no at matter reland found that those who told finish, No linen plain, VICE. twill warp SPERO, best D. 5/11. fit er she would be betrayed were Showing 25 per cent. Under Present Values. you live from the city we can by ter to be had at any price, plain and twill in four widths, 54in., 4/6; Ireland had not been proight. 24in., 2/6; 27in., 2/11. you to your entire satisfaction 72in., 5/9; 80in., 6/9; 90ins 7/11. Duke's Pure Linen FORFAR, System. Order Mail 1/11. our erman, but pro -Irish. It had been of means TOWELLING, City 18in., Pure Linen Glass .read broadcast in France that the Thus you have the benefit of valeLINEN SHEETING. 27in. Best Linen CHECK, 2/8. CLOTHS, Job's, all one price, 2/6. utbreak of 1916 was fomented by Tailored Clothes at sterling door. Glass, Kitchen and Pantry3/11. 72in., 18/6; 90in., 22/6. Typed your to right brought oger Casement with German gold. 54in., prices Old Bleach Dress LINENS, 36in., 7/11; 40in., 8/6; 45;11, 9/6, 24in, Pure Linen HUCKABACK, he truth was that he went to IreSend to-day-a postcard will do20in. Cotton HUCKS, 1/11 yard. ack TOWELS, 11/6. and .nd knowing he was going to cerfor our liberal parcel of patterns Huckab Assorted Job 8/11. Dozen 7/11, 50 6/11, home-measurement Min., LINEN, simple ain death, to make a desperate efHandkerchief and Sheer 5sic, he stitched, 2/11, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11, and .rt to stop the outbreak, whichwith. chart. These are sent free to your Heavy Fronting LINENS, 4/0 and 6/6 1/11 CRASH, Linen Roller All yard. 1/5, wide, 9/6 10/6 1,/6, 72in. and address. Nought foredoomed to failure TOWELLING, Turkish and DAM Pieces Brosen Stripe Lino. Three Ends all Linen Table ut German help, which was not 1/11,502/3, WRITE US TO -DAY. See the qualities. and 2/6. England would not rthcoming. low Ireland to go, for strategic realms, and the whole question was-id reasons of strategy give one ilsonwai .untry the right to destroy the cry existence of another?
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THE W.A, RECORD. SAT17RDAY, SEPTEMBER This - game should atnuership. tract a large crowd in anticipation of a great game. There is a big possibility that the Red and White's captain and champion half-back, Bob Castenelli, may not be able to play in the final, he having sustained an accidental rick in the hand last Saturday against Subiaco, which is causing him anxiety. This would be a cruel loss to the Red and Whites at this stage of the season. Those to scintillate for Subiaco were Rogers, Kelly, L. Richardson, Watson, Godber, Eddy, Carlson, Mathea, and Roper. After the conclusion of the game President Richardson, of Subiaco, congratulated the winners on their fine win, and wished them the best President of luck in the finals. Bruce Brian suitably responding, paid a tribute to the beautiful s portsmanship displayed by the Maroons! throughout the season. Lionel McKenzie, as umpire, was well nigh perfect as rara avis these days.
SPORTING Football (By "WATTLE.") Saturday's Results. Perth, 6.9 (45 points), defeated Subiaco, 5.7 (37 points). East Fremantle, 11.21 (87 points), defated South Fremantle, 8.4 (52 points) . East Perth, 11.16 (82 points), defeated West Perth, 4.1 (25 points). How the Clubs Stand. P. W. L. D. Pts. 36 East Perth .. .. 15 9 6 36 E. Fremantle .. 15 9 6 36 6 . 15 9 Perth .. ..
for the ball, and was always in front of his immediate opponent. He passed the ball well, and did not attempt useless running. Thomas, at centre, followed up his last display with another of He kept well in the equal merit. centre, and was always ready with half forward line The leads. good of the winners knows the value of "Digger's" work. Craig increased his goal tally by Few men in the game are two. superior to this Westerner in He would be the aerial work. pick of the local forwards if his goal shooting only showed more reliability. Sparrow, in addition to notching two goals, was responsible for some telling work amongst the forwards. Toll, taken from his work on the BROTHERS' COL. boundary line, carried out the du- CHRISTIAN LEGE FIRST XVIII. ties of central umpire satisfactorNotes on Players. ily. "Billy" Orr replaced Toll on the line, and sprinted from end to Silverstone led the side ably. As end like a second Postle. pivot man he was always a star
the season the material provided was anything but first class, but by dint of hard work and the application of his wide knowledge of the fine points of the game, he soon had a top-notch eighteen ready to take the field. Defects that were noticeable in the early part of the season were eradicated, and with the confidence of his charges freely given, everything worked well towards ultimate success. He is to be congratulated heartily on the results of his work. He was untiring in his efforts to secure the
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Christian Brothers' College First XVIII. Football Team "PREMIERS" 1920
premiership honours.
Football at New Norcia
VICTORIA PLAINS FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. The last match of the above Association took place on Sunday, when St. Ildephonsus' College met 30 1 7 7 15 Subiaco Victoria Plains. If Plains had won 30 1 7 7 0" West Perth .. . 15 this match, a final would have td 12 12 3 15 .. S. Fremantle Mission take place between the Leading Goal -Getters. and S.I.C. The latter fielded a 38 very strong team, but a couple of P. Rodriguez (Subiaco) "Plains" "stars" were down with B. Campbell (S. Fremantle) .. 35 26 the 'flu. The match was fast, but A. Evans {Perth) S.I.C. combination outclassed their .. 26 W. Craig (West Perth) 24 opponents, and Victoria Plains did J. Lawn (East Fremantle) .. .. 23 after the H. Morgans (Subiaco) His foot passing was not look like winners performer. J. Campbell (S. Fremantle) .. 16 The South Fremantle -East Fre- splendid -nothing better has been first quarter. From the bounce Plains secured mantle clash was a very strenuous seen in these games. He was al- and East Perth-Minor Premiers. passed to their crack half -cenThere is no love lost be- ways effective, and should develop After a great fight Young Easts affair. tre forward, Joe Lanigan. That tween the two teams, and there into a champion. have gained the minor premiership. was player to the occasion by quite an absence of "beg parnot booting rose Bignell (vice -captain) did No one will say they have not earn- dons." The game was fairly even a "sixer." Thus, within They have been the most for the first half, but in the third strike form until the opening game twelve seconds of the first bounce ed it. As rover Victoria Plains had of the second round. consistent side in the game, and the quarter up the ultimate winners put he was a great success. Especial. their tally. From the opened "minor" was only won after their it all over next bounce their opponents. The ly was seen to advantage on a Plains again secured, and he the fifth proved ability to defeat after a last term was evenly contested. with team on the premiership list by a "Bonny" Campbell, South's lead- wet day. He is a player at centre, they rushed matgreat stamina, and thus was able scuffle big margin. ters, and soon S.I.C. backs were ing goal -getter, secured five goals. to see out the hardest of games. Briedets. called upon to defend a determined McAuliffe ranks with Silverstone onslaught. However, Plains forA good contest at Subiaco. for fine all-round services. In the wards again gained the upper hand, EASTERN early of superior FOOTBALL. games he played centre, but Perth Ation because and once again called for the his real worth was shown when at twin flags. This they combined work. second goal greatcentre half -back. In that position Victorian League Contests. ly encouraged their supporters, and Umpire Collins gave an erratic was almost impassable, and display. to look forward to a Fitzroy, 22.17 (149 points), de- he marked and kicked splendidly. His they beganstruggle. However, from Shacklock was given the onerous feated St. Kilda, 11.3 (69 points). high marking and long kicking ding-dong this period Geelong, 17.14 (116 the end of points), dethe watching -winner task of match were outstanding features of his match, S.I.C.to had nothing to fear. Steele. He did his work splendidly. feated Melbourne, 12.15 (87 points). play. At the end of the first term they Richmond, 15.14 (104 points), deWherever Steele went there was Larsen, in the pack, was most serleading by a goal and a couple Shacklock, and the Subiaco cham- feated Essendon, 6.5 (41 points). viceable. He is a strong and dur- were of behinds. Collingwood, 16.12 (108 points), able type of player, second quarter pion was palpably rattled. Steele and in the was fast, andThe brilliant bursts of was kept quiet, and in writer's opin- defeated South Melbourne, 13.13 crushes was quite at home. His by P. Butler round the centre ion this was the .winning factor for (91 points). marking abilities, too, stood him play greatly helped to keep S.I.C. from the city men. In addition to keepBig scoring total of 745 in good stead. His work against but at half time they were ing the pride of Subiaco from shin- points for four games -an average C.E.G.S. in the second match can- scoring; over two goals in the lead. From ing out, Shacklock played, marked, of 186 points per match. not be over-estimated. the commencement of the third and kicked to pefection. Boyleson was an able ally for quarter the game became South Australian Semi -Final, Back Row (left to right): T. Kennedy, K. Heenan. G. McOmish, J. Dullard, R. Lambert. even Larsen. Green was the best man for SubiaIn a place early in the inore one-sided. Plains, however, North Adelaide, 5.14 (44 points). season he met with little success, Second Row Mr. L. Ryan (Sports Master), M. Rigg, J McAuliffe, J. Keane, A. McCutcheon, W. Lightly, Mr. 4. Leckie (Coach). co. He was ever prominent relieving were dying hard, and S.I.C. could West Torrens, 3.11 (29 defeated but as a follower exceeded all ex- not afford to "take matters repeatedly when the Subiaco citidel Sitting: G. Boyleson, R. Brennan, C. Bignell (vice-captain), G. Silverstoru, (Captain), A. Fenn, C. Larsen, A. Scahill. too pectations. He was one of the easy." was hard pressed. His marking points) . Joe and Andrew Lanigan In Front: S. Lloyd, K. Kelly, W. Byrne, A. Wilson. "fliers" of the was not 'surpassed by any of the side. was es- played with wonderful dash from The reported abrupt termination pecially good at the Hethrow thirty-six, and his disposal of the in start to finish. These two players PREMIERS, WINNERS OF ALOOOK CUP, AND W.A. FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREMIERSHIP PENNANT. of the premiership match of the along the boundary line. ball was always highly effective. During the Season the side kicked 47.79 (361 points) to 23.25 (183 points). Football Association, Brennan missed the first two are typical footballers; they will Hewby, as is his wont, "delivered Northern not admit they are defeated so when one of the competing long teams matches. His play was always of as the goods." Whether in a place the match lasts. Paddy Butler Brothers' College were "Champions," i.e., undefeated, in 1908, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, and Premiers in 1907, 1909, 1910, 1911. Christian the field, is not without pre- a high standard. or in the pack, the tall Perthite pre- left He finishel EC- was brilliant at and he 1916, and 1920. The Premiership was won for ten successive years --1907-1916. vailed. In the last term he was cedent in this State. Some years ond on the goal-kicking list, and in brought down a times, couple of "sky ago two junior teams, Perth City addition fed the full forwards very especially good. scrapers." Paddy Kelly played and a Fremantle club were playing unselfishly. In the final game well at back, and invariably Sexton was a great worker for when an aggressive Portonian adBubear in 1894: whilst Jim Stan. most prominent. against Guildford he his best posed of the ball to advantage. disthe maroons. Despite an injured ministered course On last Wednesday, 1st. inst., a bury's time for the same T. the "king-hit" to an op- display of the season,gavewhen he Fitzgerald and M. Butler are both hand, he was right amongst the ponent as he Juvenile hockey competition match when he beat Harding in 1896 was was stooping down to kicked four goals. thick of the fray. did He handled the however, young Barry, players, the best 51sec. easily 21min. but they It was have played. was splenIL the ball. Perth City left the Kennedy, as loose man up for- did qualities, and both should ball as much as anyone on the get de- hockey match so far this season, the Thames course against Pad field, and the Fremantle team had ward, was a great success. .He velop into fine footballers. ground, and throughout gave a the game awarded to them. first 1913 in 21min. 28sec. Barry's In the in don a tie. in ended and The ! His fast, clever, clean exhibtion of foot- "king -hit" artist, however, was dis- was the leading goal -getter. The last quarter was half Grogan's team lacked combin- first race for the championship Was leads were splendid, and mark- at periods, but from the interesting ball. the in 1910, when he was defeated on interval bounce ation, and at the for life: went through a ing with a dry ball always his good. For "Wally" Stooke gave his best qualified of Cunby Arnst, who Zambesi Dick in favour the S.I.C. 1 to 0 were on the were offensive, and scores police court prosecution which are the curse of motoring. When you garage your car f display of the season. In defence went aginst him. and before the his first season he was a remark. maintained this attitude up to the ningham. In the second half Gro- described the race as one of the someThey repair, you never know when you'll get it back, or what the job he was impassable, and taking a case was over, he had to dip into able success. The final scores were: gan's team had the better of mat- hardest he ever rowed. you. Nobody, in fact, knows the real joys of motoring. may cost Dullard..., promoted from the 2nd. final bell. run on the ball he battled hard, his pocketto the tune of 4:50. The the with In 1912 Barry met Arnst, ended again match ters, and the SIC., 9 goals 8 behinds. 'XVIII., did all that was required and was highly serviceable. the and turned the tables. He success- unless he is able to do his own repairs, The scores of who received the blow was as custodian of the Victoria Plains, 2 goals 1 behind. scores 1 all. sticks. He Tom Outridge brought down the player Guid, Too messy or difficult? Not if you go properly to work. to date are: Gro- fully competed for the title againup competition in hospital for three weeks! The saved well, always big showing good The College owe their house with some real gems of difference between this and victory gan, 17: Cunningham, 9. st E. Durnan, Harry Pearce, and J. ed by an expert, just how to set about each operation, repairs to the marks. He also handled his men Tasmanian case is that the "Tas. judgment in leaving the goal line, chiefly to their splendid team work. from drudgery into a hobby. Such expert -guidance is now offered but was Paddon, defeated by Feland his kicking off was faultless. Jack Murphy, their skipper, set a to the best advantage. every amateur in PAGE'S ton last year. felt grieved at the decisions Kelly, another who was promoted, fine example to his men by playSilverstone had the best of the sies" In the recent Sydney Handicap of the umpire. played on the wing, and gave con- ing clean, fast, open football. He duel with Murphy on the wing. His the champion finished third to sistently good exhibitions. In was unbeaten at centre, and he inleading was splendid, and his foot W.A.F.A. The annual meeting of the East George Towns, Felton being secevery match he beat his immedi- variably gave excellent leads to his passing ditto. One pass of about Barry is a fine sportsman, Cricket Club was ond. ate opponent. Fremantle Club. His "leading" was forwards. 50 yards hardly left the ground unJack Murphy is an Perthat District popular with everyone the Grosvenor Hotel on the exceedingly til it struck Allan Evans in the last Saturday. The contestants his strong point, and once in po, ideal captain, and would do credit held who meets him, and nobody will attendwas largely inst., and 6th. session, the ball was quickly am- to any team. Tom Butler played chest. A real past -master in the The second semi-final eventuated begrudge him his well-earned victhe season ensuing For the art of stab passing is the young were Fremantle and Subiaco, the ongst the forwards, per medium of a very strenuous game at ruck, ed. office -holders were elect- tory. As a sculler his work is rePerthite. and kicked no less than three goals following W.A.C.A. ground being the rende- a nicely directed foot-pass. markably neat, and his wonderful Esq.: Lamzed, K. W. Patron, ed: season, not fulfil expectations. from the pack. Kevin Byrne was Roy Walters, the "goalie" length in the combined with for vous, with Umpire Lionel 'McKen- season, did did not fulfill expectations. Butler's partner in ruck, and these president, C. 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Heath, F. Pascal], and L. Ren performances indicate that he must possible repair is simply described and plainly illustrated by man ing unable to make any Impression plays. 1, containing The well-bound, handsome volume, Allan Evans got four goals. Dick Collins, Pym, M. Gorman, and he the finest sculler diagrams. He eluded with Fremantle enioying the Lightly was another who in the J. Clune also deserve mention for frey; delegates to the W.A.0 A. that England professional cramful of information, only costs 22/6 (postage 8d; registe is coolness personified, and Os a commanding lead of twenty-seven has yet produced. pages Committee, Messrs. H. D. Johnson Should he early games did not play up to their services. parcel, 1/3) -less than you'll save on your next repair. great position player. decide He is one points. to remain a few selection committee, of the surest punts in the game. It was thought that Suby would last season's form. During the By winning this match, S.I.C. and L. Ryan; H. D. Johnson, T. Newby, years longer at the game, and the Gus Giese played most unselfishly reduce their deficit a little in the last half, however, he greatly pleas- have gained the coveted title of Messrs. eventuates, the present and D. Leishman; "A" captain, H. challenges in feeding Allan. second spasm, but Fremantle play- ed. He was on the half forward premiers for 1920. should equal Beach's reJohnson; "B" captain, T. New. champion lines, and developed into a great Next Sunday a combined team .D. Morgans, in the first half, cord of seven wins. was ed like trojans, and finished up the position Mr. R. G. hon. treasurer, by; player. from S.I.C. and Plains will meet a ,Heath; hon. secretary, the best man on the ground. Felton, the ex -champion, was His first half of the game twenty-six Mr. J. 1 of Scahill was a new player, and team from Calingiri. marking and kicking were making points ahead. This match born at Chatswood, N.S.W., arid Subiaco's chances appear rosy, but The last portion was but a repe- with more experience should de should be the match of the season. Lyall. was 30 years of age on Saturday. average of the "A" The batting His Both teams will play in the last half he was not so pro- tition of the earlier phases, it being velop into a good footballer. During the war, an impenetrable veil separated the two' cam high-class team was won by Dr. Farmer, with His racing weight is 13st. 71b. -Vicwork lacked the dash and vim football, and, if the weather condiminent. a "one horse race." Now, two years afterwards, the veil only begins to lift. The poll that are necessary to play one's tions permit a great game should an average of 21, while W. Gaynor, torian Leader. It is a pity Suby men extended part Langlands was as a rock in de cians and generals who Pulled the strings, and really know the h with an average of 68, won the "B" successfully. the result. Red and and whys, are taking the world into their confidence at last. White's Fren move, the issue paid fen,& He particular atteagrade. He was also the most sucRACING. Wilson at times played football BYRNE V. CLUNE. Jallicoe, Hamilton have talked. And now we are also getting tion'"to Rodriguez, and kept that never being in doubt, however, on of the highest the cessful batsman playing in His (By story, more still. "Shrewdy.") other side of the illuminating player in restraint. When mat- the day the Portonians played ex- marking and kickingstandard. The Senior Colour Competition W.A.C.A. competition, and the were quite up ters were at a critical stage during ceptionally well, and would have to the mark, To-day's racing venue is Belmont but at times his work was concluded on Wednesday, 1st. most consistent run-getter for the the last periods of the game, he taken an immensity of beating. lacked the definiteness necessary inst. The general opinion was that past thirteen seasons. Park. 82 horses have The final scores were: strove mightily, and was mightily would defeat Byrne. HowThe prospects for the coming and a six-event programmeaccepted, for a forward. He was always a Clone will be successful', too. Fremantle, 13 goals 10 bhds. chief men ever, three of his were 'bright. season are exceptionaiiy hard worker. presented to.patrris. Puddy did much of the heavy Subiaco, 6 goals 9 bhds. with sickness, and he was The biggest loss is Jack Williams, McCutcheon was a very solid de- down work for the maroons; he knocked back without his usual strong line. who has skippered the "A" team The goal -getters fender. The were. train -For times the He was always in front Perth to out in champion style, and made victors: Bert Daly (4), Roy New Belmont to-day are:from Flet- of his man, marked well, and dis- However, Byrne showed great form, for the past three seasons. 12.30, 1.0, 1.20, few mistakes throughout the full cher (4), Tom McKenna (2), Tye. posed of the ball to advantage. He and they won the match by six players in Allan Evans, of North and 1.50 p.m. After 12.30 p.m., at period. O'Connor, Tommy Gallagher, and follows McAuliffe very close for goals. Clunee's team' showed good Perth, L. Renfrey, of Subiaco, Vic. ten-minute intervals, a tram serGeo. See, one apiece, last-named a pride of place amongst the defend- form in the first half, but with Carlson, of Fremantle, Fisher of vice from Barrack -street to the Young Easts, minor premiers- clever three men short, the game was too Moora, and Leo Bott, who is mak- Bridge will operate. angle shot; and for the van- ers. congra ts. and strenuous for them. Nev- ing his re -appearance after an abquished: Carlson, Rogers, Kelly, Lambert was renowned for his fast hard. they died Byrne sence of some years from the game. Hard luck, West Perth! You put Eddy, Roper, and Scott, one each. non-stop runs. He was consistent- ertheless The principal event for to-day's has justly been called by "The Times" "the most important book up a good fight. Jerry Foley stood out conspicu- ly good, without being brilliant. He showed better combination ,and degallops at Belmont is the Septem- the war." It fills many gaps which all other accounts have I to be congratulated on theft ber Handicap, of 130 slays, one mile open. An excellent translation, in two volumes, containing so Gepp was easily the best man ously in the ruck for the winners, never attempted useless running, serve MISCELLANEOUS. These two teams are to play and a quarter. The following horses 250,000 words, 46 sketch maps, and 12 large folding maps, has no for the winners. fine as- win. He booted four and gave a fine exhibition, his tim- but always got his kick place. for second off ing and hitting out to Tommy Gal- set for a back man. accepted on Wednesday: Gold Coin, come to hand at majors, and was generally useful For Sculling Men. won the competition, los9.0: Wonopin, 8.4; Barnsworth, 7.9; Fenn did not play in all He seemed ubiqui- lagher being perfect, the latter althroughout. the ingMurphy His team match. only one ways race was the 47th. for disposing Saturday's Saint Humphrey. 7.8: Lock Master, of same advanto matches, but when included in the tous, and made good use of all his tage. Geo. See played his usual team, he was always responsible for played well right throughout, and the title, and the first occasion on 7.6; Lady A.B., 7.5; Palisade, 7.5: opportunities. win. They which an Englishman has compet- Andronicus, 6.10. their deserved they serviceable game, and shepherded Wimbridge is keeping up a deal of hard work. "Bully" He played led by Jack Murphy. His ed for the event on the ParramatThe Foley, football of a very vigorous type, were ably the family name. He and big bro. his tall confrere well. ought to consider themselves ta River. Reach, who umpired To -night's Trotting events prother Fred were two of the best for Lee, Gallagher combination are and his immediate opponent al- team led to victory Saturday's race, and to have lucky splendid, the late mise to be spirited exhibitions by and invariably hold their ways found him a hard man to by such a fine been West Perth on Saturday. Brother captain: "Spud" "Harry" Searle are the only two the utility horse. The programme Bill's mission was to get goals, own. beat. week, and I us this feel it who were never beaten for the title, consists of seven races, and The second change ruck, Nugent, the while Fred's was to prevent goals. "non- leaves another McOmish was my duty to say that his loss will times track is in excellent condition. Some Both carried out their contract Malone, O'Connor, although not so stop" artist. He spoilt his play be regretted by the whole College. the former winning seven and the latter twice. Henlan (Can- fast times should be recorded and brilliant, performed meritoriously. somewhat by breaches of the rules. satisfactorily. As a sport, every athlete would pro - ada), Peter Kemp, Stanbury, some exciting finishes witnessed. Bert Harrold travelled from The centre line, McLinden, Brown, He always had a difficult man to to imitate him. He was himself "Dick" Arnst, and Barry have each * * Wagin to help Young Easts, and and Slattery, were up to their usual watch, but on the whole did well. "fit a "sport" in every sense of the five wins, whilst George Towns With the rest that the sporting got two majors, but Wests are standard, the former in particular Harrold never failed to play up word. Certain it is that S.I.C. will had has four wins. public has had from Trotting of making Bert and another the me- giving of his best. Very little pass- to expectations. He was on the miss him sorely, not only on the Barry is in his 39th. year, having late, it may be safely ed the half-back line. Chalmers, forward lines, and gave that dium of a protest. splendid field, but in the class as been born near Victoria Docks on the wonderful interestreckoned always disSoutar strove hard to avert the Cullity, and Castinelli are indeed a leads. His marking was a feature sporting well. Jack was even more brilHis first played in the performances of some His play was vigor- solid trio for oposing forwards, and of his play. inevitable. The only noticeable liant in his studies than he was on 12th. February, 1882. He brought down. they are well and ably seconded by defect was an inclination to kick the field of sport, and that is say- race was at the age of seventeen, of the best trotting stock the State. ous, but fair. when he came second for the Put- produces will be sustained, especial. the full backs with Maurice Mahon the ball too high. some very fine marks. ing a lot. We wish him every suc- ney Coat and Badge, which event ly in view of the fine weather apThe Ike Allen was one of the most ef- generally in the ascendant. Keane, Horan, Heenan, Malone, and blessing. he won a year later. In 1900 he proaching. Without doubt one of fective players for the winners. He forwards played with much preci- and Brown were others who figur- cess JUVENILES. finished second in the Tyne Christ- the most enjoyable entertainments generally beat his man to the ball, sion, and one cannot over -estimate ed in at least one match. The and drove the leather well down the value of Bill Whitely in this de- last two mentioned had to drop On Saturday. September 4, the mas Handicap, when there were of the present time in the sporting The West Australian Trotting Association among the forwards. Pity this. partment. He not only plays well out on account of injuries. Brown Juveniles again met the Juniors. 104 starters. Besides many other world is the Troting Association's player could not master the stab - himself, but instils an optimistic had been playing well, and his The first three quarters the Juniors contests, he won the Doggetts Coat usual Saturday evening fixtures. (Incorporated.) confidence into the others. Bat necessary non -inclusion was a loss were markedly superior in play, and Badge in 1903. His first win kick. The approximate starters in the Tyson, following, was always up Daly was again to the fore with four to the teen. scores of international importance was in Malone hid been at three-quarter time the 1908, when he defeated -night are, in order of George events to with the play. He showed that of the best. Roy Fletcher showed a doing well as goal -keeper. being: 42 to 0.3. The final quarhe is by no means a back number. glimpse of his form of last year, Byrne played in the final game. ter showed a great improvement Towns, who had forfeited his title races, 23, 10, 11, 9, 16, 10, 11. The to his brother W.A. Handicap, of 100 sous., one 06. His marking of the wet ball was and was also responsible for a quar- and proved very serviceable. He on the play of the Juveniles. Dur- of world'sthechampion previous year. The mile and a half, is the chief race, tette. Tommy McKenna played is one of the youngest players on ing this term the play was almost Charles, very fine. Duffy, roving, showed a return his usual little solid game, and put the side, and shows marked abl- wholly down the Juveniles' end, victory against Towns carried with and the following are the handicaps SPLENDID PROGRAMME Lady Frank ity in kicking and marking. With and it seemed probable that they it the English championship and (horses 2.28 and better): to form. He dodged the heavy the sphere through twice. Cup, Roy, scr.; Allan Direct, Idolwood, However, the "Sportsman" Challenge crushes, but was always in a good. Carey's offering was nice, and con- greater experience he will be a would run out winners. the bell rang with the Juniors eight both of which the ex-champion had Fair Boy, 10 yds. bhd.; Rocicmaid, position. He kicked the ball good siderably augmented his fellow far- valuable asset for future teams. LONG DISTANCE EVENTS. Barry's time for 20; Rockwood. Winn Child*, Grace The play of the Red and points in the lead. For the win- held since 1900. long distances, too, despite the add- wards. A Tribute to the Coach. Louise Whites as a whole was fine, and ners W. Butler, Moate, Saunders, this race was 21min. 14 2 -5th. sec., wood, 25: Rockfeller, 30; ed weight. 35; Tommy Delevan, Iownit, 40; for the is the record Thames which A. R. FLINT, Secretary Mr. J. Leckie deserves great cris- and Keefe played the best, whilst Boyd again distinguished him- prospects appear very bright for course, the previous Tiddler, 55; Woorawyn, 60; Cobsul, self by his fine relief work. He their meeting with the redoubtable dit for the able tuition he gave the for the Juveniles Cunningham, championship At the commencement of Rush, Lynch, and MacInnes were best being 21min. 44sec., by George 80; Percy, 115; Kola Girl, 150. shows great judgment in his dashes. magpies on Saturday for the Pre- side.
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to give us a great deal of hard thinking to do within the next feor years. Australia's attitude is, jo essentials, as divergent from thOt 2. Sept. London, Mesdames' Bilton and Young is directed elsewhere Splendid! Attention Last week a cormsof Britain as California's is from bulletin official Sinn Fein's The would like to see ail their friends at to an announcement by the Loreto pondent suggested that someone Unrest in England. Washington's. If Washington overthe euchre party and dance, to be Convent, Adelaide Terrace, inform- says that the object of,ON visit of imbued with the proper spirit would England again appears to be on rides of wishes of California, And held on Tuesday next, September ing parents that their Third Term Sir Hamar Greenwood (Chief Secre- probably like to donate a horse to the' California submits, is it not like) brink of a great industrial tut Mr. to Lloyd for Ireland) tary Swan - commences on Tuesday next. 14th., at the Y.M.A. Hall, A Catholic Newspaper I. Parish is a Perpetual Missioit."-LEO. help the Little Sisters make their moil. The coal-miners are, in this nay, certain, that Japan will be et. George in Lucerne was to commu- collections more easilyto than street, South Perth. An enjoyable the instance, at the storm centre, but couraged to submit to London Prime a to the Minister nicate evening's entertainment is assured Holy Mass will be celebrated at means they have at present to PERTH. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11th., 1920. seems almost certain that the mands regarding Australia sirnil#r Don't wait to the following places at the times memorial signed by some four hun- adopt, i.e., carry their goods by ittransportation to all who attend. unions will almost to those that she might succeed id buy a ticket. Take a trip across September 12, Harvey, 0 dred Irish police constables who hand. immediately he drawn into the vor- obtaining from Washington in reto resign unless Alderthreatened the river, and be one to have a good a.m Brunswick Junction, 11 a.m. 'The suggestion has borne fruit. A tex, even before the coal shortage gard to California-demands uttertime. September 19, Waroona, 8.30 a.m.; man McSwiney was released from fine, strong horse was transferred to begins to take effect. The coal ly opposed to our social, racial, and Yarloop, 10 a.m.. September 28, gaol. his new home, "Bethany," Adelaide miners are making two sets of de- economic traditions. London, like week of the Brunswick Junction, 9 a.m.; Mornlast our report In the Terrace, of on Wednesday are flown tricolour of in Ireland-the authority afternoon! flags mands. One Two relates to their own Washington,' knows the Japanese Ball held at York we ac- ington, 11 a.m. The Little Sisters are delighted and grievances, and the other to the only as a rare visitant species of Irish Republic and the Union Jack. The first one flies from every flag- August Eastern of the use the knowledged London, Sept. 7. most grateful to the donor, Mr. De- price`rf domestic coal. staff throughout the land, and the other above the Vice -Regal Lodge Districts'Recorder. They are genus homo-admires him much ais was quite On Tuesday night next, at the Mr. Lloyd George says that if the "Our Boys- Butcher, Beats pressing for a reduction of 14/- a one admires en educated poodle, apat the Castle, and the few places acknowledging the authority of an inadvertance. OurIt report was Hibernian Hall, a euchre party and appeals for the release of Mr. Mc- wan, fort -street, Highgate. British Government in Ireland. It is a unique position for British taken from the Eastern Districts' dance ton in the price of domestic coal. plauding his attempts to imitate will be held. The object of Swiney are accompanied by guarThanks, Mr. Dewan, and thanks the reason being that at present Western civilisation, not because he authority in Ireland to submit to-but it does. The 20th. century re- Chronicle, which, we understand, the entertainment being the advan- antees that the murders will cease, again! It is a magnificent gift, prices many thousands of families snakes them particularly well, but cord of the ages-old strife in Hibernia is culminating in a fight to a did full justice to the occasion. the other cement of the Mr. McSwiney and "hunCathedral, Bazaar. We and may reward come your way a are unable to obtain enough coal because he manages to perform finish in regard to the world recognition of the one, and the aggresfeel sure that all Catholic patrons ger strikers" will be released, but hundred -fold. The contest is stubborn; the issueWe know the to keep themselves warm sive domination of the other. winter. them at all. The large circle of friends of Mrs. will show their hand on Tuesday an unconditional release would have thoughts of the Sisters for you, and The cables tell us that if inthe As a swarming immigrant, ignortime, and the united will and the constancy of the people of Ireland minnight. results on the disastrous "morale" can assure you that your generous ers drop their demand for daughter, E. O'Loughlin and her will decide. the re- ant of, and far behind odr economic of the Irish people. Mary, formerly of Highgate, will be response is as it were a corner -stone duction in price, and concentrate ideals, and with no proven capacity Who'll win? you ask-Ireland, we answer; Ireland must win. Her glad to learn that they are both CATHEDRAL BALL. in the iecent foundation of the Lit- upon the wages question, they are ever to attain them, neither LanBut settled down in a Sydney city cause is a just one, and no just cause was ever a lost cause. Sisters of the Poor in this State. more likely to succeed. Of course, don nor Washington can understand the shadows lour heavily on thelrish horizon, and the heavy coer- "flat," as "it is quite out of the It is regretted that in disclosing J.P. AND R.I.C. RESIGNATIONS. tleNow, kind readers, how about this cablegram, like every item of our northern neighbours. The crucive hand of British authority is merciless in its methods to break question to find an the "Irish Bulletin" details of the intended new supThe published a unfurnished the harness? The horse is not news that filters through to us, is cial point /6 that Australia, a BriAs the Prussian heel tramped o'er cottage." the heart of Irish resistance. per arrangements for the ball in aid list of resignations of magistrates much use without O'Loughlin, Eddie Mr. the harness. Sure- sub -edited with an military soldiery boots of the English on its pro- tish. dominion, and California, an Belgium,.so also the iron shod who is on the staff of the Daily of St. Joseph's New School Build- and police officials during the fort- ly a set will be forthcoming quick- paganda effect, but eye the curious fea- American Slate, stand on an identitramp through the towns and cities of Ireland the ly. Telegraph, is living with them. Mr. ing Fund, to be held in St. George's night ending July 6, giving Who will ture give it? about He who it is that, while strikes cal platform with regard to the one magistrates, gives quickly gives twice. Our latest home exchanges tell a sorry tale of the sacking of Irish Maurice O'Loughlin, another son, Hall on Tuesday. night next, 14th. names of twenty-six Let us in general are condemned as "anti- question which matters more to cities, the wrecking of Irish homes, military raids, murder, arson, re- and formerly of Highgate, was mar- September, were misunderstood by two county inspectors R.I.C., know who you are, kind donor. The social," as inflicting suffering on their national deOtiny than any the follow in six head -constables or ser- horse is not a monster in prisal, and all the bloody brutalities which invariably ried in Adelaide the week before many ticket holders, and in conseHe people not really involved, the other; while the Imperial Governquence it has been decided to aban- geants, and twenty-eight constables. is staunch, and can worksize. track of the military jack -boot, whether worn on a Prussian foot or an last. like a greatest opposition seams to be cen: ment, allied as it is to Japan, and The daily press of this country, which is essentially a don the original idea, and substitute These (says the "Bulletin") bring Trojan. English one He will tred against the unselfish portion of Washington, apparently blind to the have to be meaSensible parents are they who will the ordinary supper arrangements. the resignations for six weeks to al- sured for harness, and it need not the miners' demands. commercialised press, jingo in tone, and British in sentiment, scrupuIt is assur- sericuisness of the situation, appear All these re- be a heavy design. lously avoids reporting the misdemeanors of martial law in Ireland, regularly censor the papers, and at Patrons are definitely assured that most two hundred. edly not "anti -social" to endeavour to be wedded to the reverse policy chilare their those varied which of malfeasances preserve a time the purchase of a ticket at either signations and a previous least for and takes no cognisance batch to secure With a the horse safe in sufficiency his st of fuel fOr. Here are the seeds of a deple)able earning for the military regime in that country the strictures of Con- dren's minds from contamination 3/6, 5/-, and 7/6, entitles them to a were a protest against the coercion (he is "eating his head off" do all; yet the mine-owners, with the division in two of the greatest nagood night's dancing and enjoy- of Ireland. tinental critics and the unpurchased American press. Whether its news with the details of sin and crime. tional units of the white race. Government nothing), and behind the harness coming, them, oppose don't or we not ment from 8. to 1, and with the assources are subjected to a compulsory censorship politics, during the lest gensurely, what of the vehicle? We that portion of the programme un- World know (anything is possible just now in this free country), certain it In connection with the A.N.A. sistance of Mrs. Miller and her pleaseration, faced inwards to the compromisingly. have undertaken the choosing North The of trouble is, in the which is freely printed to news are closed columns their "Mr. Lloyd -George talking to the the most serviceable conveyance, of course, that the is that Schools' Essay Competition, par- ing jazz band to dispense popular Sea. The Great War altered all miners seek to Probably for sufficient reasons the authorities in this ticulars of which appeared in these airs, which, combined with a dance gallery, and Mr. Lloyd -George disBritish press. have already seen many. We invade the much -prized privileges that: to-day the rival features of country, co-operating with the military bosses in England, who also columns six or eight weeks ago, programme arranged to suit both cussing in private conference are and Mongol and White confront each do not wish to monoplise the plea- of the coal owners-that of demandcontrol the founts of information in Ireland, have put an embargo on Mr. J. P. Sheedy, the secretary, has young and old, together with a not the same person at all."-Catho- sure of assisting in any direction across the Pacific. Can Engto ing their own price for their com- other all news items calculated to exasperate public opinion in this coun- written to us stating that the clos- dainty supper of unsurpassed qua;- he Herald of India. land, notoriously slow to ee-adjust provide these essentials for the Lit- modity. try by the publicity of the blundering methods of British Government ing date of entry for same has been ity and quantity, will make this a herself to changing Moopprostanc-es, tle Sisters, therefore whoever will The Prices policy in the "pacification" of Ireland by coercion as cruel as any extended to September 21st. We most enjoyable occasion. Commission. The hall realise the verities of the position let them co-operate by doing some charged against the Turkish Goyer nment in its dealings with its un- have been asked to remind our will be specially decorated for the appreciation of the efforts of before it is too late? Can Washing. the choosing and bargaining also. The Prices Commissions that have subjects. Christian night, happy and the floor will be carefully committee in their ton do so? schools' principals that the competicommendable The whole matter is been set up in most of the States be answered If these questions can urgent! Apart from the social endeavours. Supper and assistA penal administration is in operation in Ireland to -day, and the tion is open to all, including Catho- prepared. in the affirmative, have turned out, at best but limited we may have reason to hope then very worst acts of intimidation are being employed by British soldiers lic, schools, and that in the follow- aspect, all should interest themsel- ance of any nature will be appresuccesses. that Indeed, big internationThe District Secretary or the, al trusts, like Standard the future will develop upon peacewith the connivance of authority ostensibly to drive the Irish people ing districts the special prize award- ves in making this function a finan- ciated by the committee, who will simply ful lines; that Japan into revolt. Nowhere in the cabled news of the daily press of this ed by the respective branches of cial success, and thus assist in the be at the hall all day on the 14th. H A.C.B.S. (Bro. O'Farrell) has re- snap their fingers at theOil,Commiswill be, perobject is Catholic the A.N.A. open to of the ball, to relieve force, the Be at the rendezvous, and meet ceived the following donatiops from sioners. "If you don't fix country is mentioned those vicious features of British Government with an Asiatic futhe price ture. content Dress description branches of the society in aid of the to suit us, you get no kerosene," If not, none which recently wrung from the lips of the Protestant Unionist, Sir schools in those places, viz.,: Boul- heavy burden of debt incurred by your friends. is many generations can foresee how Collie, the erection of the new building, cards for RECORD report will be Little Sisters of the Poor Conoey- the dictum of this Horace Plunkett, the unwilling admission that the situation in Ire- der, Beverley, Claremont, of war must _run particular crowd, ance Fund: St. Canicei, Cottesloe, and the Commissioners, ere brings the ultimate soluland was more gravely alarming to -day than it had been for sixty Fremantle, Jarrandale, Kalgoorlie, and at the same time show their available in the cloak room. willy nilly, tion time 495, 10/6; St. Malachi's, Highgate, must come to to the case. A little intelliyears, and his only hopes of a settlement lay in the organised workers Maylands, Midland Junction, and heel. That is, unto be seems Majesty's Dominions there Subiaco. his gent Throughout 484, 21 insight, Is; various subscribers, per fortunately, of Britain. root of the trou- firmness, here coupled with a little secretary of branch, Highgate, 484, ble; a State the an organised attempt to withhold from public knowledge the true and now, will unlaw In an English contemporary of 10s: Mirror of Justice, 260, Bunbury, get a few of themight be able to doubtedly be worth many facts of the condition of government in England and in Ireland. In army little profiteers, corps in another with -like silence the jingo July 24 last, it was stated the Sphinx of notwithstanding £1 Is: Star of the Sea, 138, Freman- whose profits are Ireland, five years time, made out tle, £1 Is; St. Kevin's Branch, 414, termediate transactions, but of inpress, it is known that the King's Warrant runs nowhere but in a truth, that "as a result of the 12th. it can are operJuly disturbances broke authority. of speeches, Two with Governments section north-east Subiaco, 10s. small Total, £4 13s 6d. The seldom put its thumb OUR DEBT TO THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. to the big the Children's branches who have not forwarded profiteer, who dictatesonprices ating-the one peacefully, resolutely, defiantly; the other by brute out in Belfast shipyardsandona genforce. The one is native born, and has the almost unanimous support Wednesday afternoon, their donations are requested to do the fountain head-probably onfrom Panay Dress Ball the of Reand, in opinion eral attack was made on the English make, the of 9,200 other is Ten Shilling Notes still the In aid of St Joseph'. Chereh wanting. If this appeal is to be a so at their earliest, Of the people; other side of the world-and who Under the one Ire- publicans. The affair is likely to success. Sends yours on at once, and let there be no hesitation. Building Fund three -fourths of the Irish people, an incubus. is in a position to compel the Govlittle na- develop into a protracted quarrel." a self-reliant land might be a very peaceful Ireland, SING'S HALL, SIIBIA.00, An entertainment, with the ob- ernment by means of threads of tion, prosperous, contented and a friendly neighbour of England; un- An indication of what did happen boycott Tuesday, which, ject if 91st of assisting the Little made September, 1990 Sisters by of workingthe Christian Brothers, Help to Clear the Crushing Debt der the other she never will be. Seven centuries of the whip of British may be gleaned from the perusal WhoandareWhat the Poor, will be held in the Hiber- men, would be denounced as, rank Prime for Beet Bet, Beet Dowsed Boy is Their Work? correction have failed to force the Irish into accepting her alien gov- of an article: "Carson and Orangeof over £5,000 on the Brothers' nian and Girl, Most Original Costume, and Bolshevism. Hall, Perth. Perhaps on Tuesday the coml most rule, irrevocable which her opposition to British printed elsewhere, men," ernment-Ireland protests They are the cultured, laborious, house and schools in Fremantle. other.. the 5th. October. An ener- useful end served by these attempts and because the Irish people have stubbornly pledged their :Allegi- we corn. iond in all earnestness to singularly unselfish men, the gold - They have no means of paying off ing, Children, 8-10. Adults, 10.12. committee is at present work- at prices control is not the restraint ance to the government of their choice, the British Government in- our readers. Apotber feature of en jubilee of whose foundation in this debt. The Brothers, therefore, getic that ing they hard to place Tioke's ensure the on the success lesser : Child'. of fry 11-, Adult's 1/5 the under wheels reof her military the annual Orange celebrations sists that Ireland shall be crushed Australia was celebrated last year. appeal to all to relieve them of this the function, and RECORD read- of the profiteers, but the object Miss N. Jones. and W. A. Brown juggernaut. It is to us at least an extraordinary phase of the wisdom cently held in Belfast is that when They are the men who fifty years burden. lesson they afford of the tremeners are requested to make a mental the containing Government. the "news"papers Joint Sees. vaunted Christian of a much The first appeal in W.A. offers note of the date, ago came to the rescue of Austrakeep the even- dous and dangerous power of the of such as King Carson ha, when the Catholic people an unique op- ing free, in orderand a cruel Act of Parliament "Ireland and England," said Edmund Burke, the English states- "speeches" big profiteer. to maks the in one of this at least reach country, LORETO CONVENT, The portunity together. world is large to show their apprecia- augural function for such a worthy the Catholic schoOls of all man, 140 years ago, "may flourish Mr. Theodore, the democratic Perth papers-the Daily News robbedaid. They are the men who tion of the labour, the sacrifices, object an unpareelleled success. enough for us both. Let it be our care not to make ourselves too °dr Premier of Queensland, was treated -gloats over the utterances of the State over a century ago, when Ireland and the services of a quarter of a little for it." in London to a similar demonstra- ADELAIDE -TERRACE, PERTH. ardh-Orange ranter to its heart's lay a bleeding victim at the feet century in the land. tion of the unscrupulous power of It does not seem to be the desire of the governing classes in Eng- (?)content by degrading journal- of her pitiless oppressors, The Rev. Brother Moore has to came to the big financial groups, which, at And yet at no ismo-and we hope the paper is land that these two nationals may flourish together. The Third Term commences on to educate her pea thank an unknown lady for the the instance of a handfol of Queens- TUESDAY time in the history of the two peoples has there being a greater need scious of it-in publishing 'the most her assistance NEXT, SEPTEMBER handsome donation of £10. an thus prepare them for the The land Ireland. land -monopolists, sought, to 14th. with The terms world of on the best, is to be England vitriolic, of higotted vapourings for money was anonymously day of freedom. in. usurp the functions Unfortunately, the narrow, selfish, hatred against Catholics, to whom, of Government surely large enough for them both. How many could if they only by issuing instructions regarding ST. DOMINICK'S COLLEGE. policy in by the way, our evening paper is In Penal Days in Ireland. avaricious commercial interests which dominated British would send along a subscription past and future legislation. BIRTHMr. Burke's day dominates British policy in our day. Ireland, to placate in not a little degree indebted for They are the men who, without (10s., price of a stone), and help Results of Musical Nxaminations. Theodore's eternal credit, he To declin- PERROTT1--At their residence, the slavish greed of British commercialism, has been stript of every support. For our part, we never any earthly fee or reward, consecrat- on thistheappeal? What better way er As a competitor take the Daily News seriously; noed to be a party to such a base abro The examiner for the vestige of nationalism, and made a national helot. Associated Camelia-street, North ed their lives in troublesome times can we help the Christian Brothers Board, Fryer, visited gation of the people's rights, and, in the world's markets she will not be considered by the mighty and body with balanced judgment to rescuing their fellow -countrymen Perth, to Mr. and Mrs. C. Perrott, this glorious work of Catholic DongarraMr.on Herbert even though his financial troubles 31st August, substantial British Nation-there is the crux of her wretched, sordid, could, but the fact that that paper's from the ignorance to which an in- in and conon Friday, September 3rd-a son. ducted the annual examination in are likely to become serious, it is and ignoble opposition to a lemand, which it would be wisdom for mediocre influence as a mouthpiece famous penal code had condemned education' Don't Welt to be Called On ! practical music. her to magnanimously concede. He expressed confidently to be expected that he of public opinion entitles it to the them, in the wicked hope that by MARRIAGES. will stick himself to his as very gusts, well and pleased refuse oblivion it Try deserves does not on and with act like the genuine CaBut all Ireland, with the exception of a turbulent little corner in keeping them ignorant they migh If it the more easily be kept slaves. The tholic lady mentioned above, even the work submitted, and the fol- to lower the Australian flag in fa- ARMSTRONG McCANN. the North; which seems to be a pawn controlled by the vested interests every occasion stand good. On vour of the skull and cross -bones of August 28th, at St. Brigid's. We et of England, is determined to plough- her own furrow, and to work out cannot give its readers an intelli- Christian Brothers stepped into the though vou may not be in a posi- lowing is the list of successful can- international financial piracy. Perth, by the Very Rev. Father her own destiny. It is possible that she will do so successfully, de- gent idea of what Carson and his post of danger when to be a school tion to give £10. You may be able didates:gang stand for, as against the master was to be a felon, long years to give 10s., fhe price of one stone. Fagan, Alfred, eldest son of Mr. SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS. spite martial law and the anger of England's mailed fist. So long Japan's Ambitions. Douglas Armstrong, of "Ravensthe people have faith enough in the Government they have set up, so straight-out Sinn Fein policy of self- before any British Minister thought We Are Looking Forward to the Primary Division.-Miss Hilda Cables relating to Japanese afthat it of establishing any system of nawood," Busselton, to Alice, widow long as they remain united, so long as they remain passive resisters to determination, and all Art Union Fitegerald (pianoforte), Miss M-uy fairs, although not throwing much of the late James McCann, and oppression, they must succeed, and so far the stars in their courses are means, then let it not insult a very tional education in !reload. to help us greatly, and if the Osic- McMahon (pianoforte), Miss Marie real light on the subject, show at large proportion of its supporters. are the men who, when famine They eldest daughter of Mr. and- Mrs. E. fighting with them. and Sojan (violin), Miss Hilda kets Fitzgerare sold this will be done. least that the question is causing Slavin, of Perth. £50 After all, perhaps, the paper can't pestilence stalked the land, were to is the the dominions to condition of world ald interest (singing). Of profound for ls. One, if not the best, way more than one white government be blamed. It evidently has only Elementary Division.-Miss Pau furiously to think. Of course, the McMAHON-HANNAGAN. politics to -day, and particularly is it of very deep interest to the peo- a small idea of what the generality be found in the pest house as -well to help this appeal is to sell as who many art union tickets as you can. line Parker (pianoforte), Master On ples of the dominions that all se.ctions of the Empire should be at of the people require as reading as in the schoolroom, nay, obvious foot that Colonial expanJune 2nd, 1920, at Church of the threw waste and havoc of war have their schools open as public made heavy matter, hence Carson's latest haranpeace. Five years of the How well-wishers in the country Thomas Sojan (pianoforte), Miss sion is, from the Japanese point of Holy Cross, Goodwood. South Ausburdens for the Allies, and these burdens are pressing heavily on the gue-too fully reported even on its hospitals, where, by day and night can help: The Mothers in Freman- Nellie Wright (pianoforte), Miss view, a sine qua noii, has been thoitralia, by Rev. Father Maloney, and tle are having a Produce Stall, and Ruby Koe od (violin), Miss Maud mighty realised by everyone common people. We are all interested in the obligations which have face value as a news item-was con- they fed, nursed, comforted who has Patrick Edward McMahon, eldest to be met, and if peace is to be more than a mere huckster's catch - fined to only a small percentage of consoled the afflicted and the dy- will be grateful to any kind Powell (singing), Miss May McMa. paid any attention at all to the subson of James McMahon, of Southing. They are the We put citizens. men who claim cry, the Irish question must be of grave concern to us. bon (singing). ject. Not only do the Japanese Let pracCatholics give Mothers Dwelling ern Cross, to Wittig:dad Hanna in the Country glorification of as the their Empire pupils the euphonic the by a little great and illusaside as childish want to plant colonies of their own, Higher Division.-Miss tical reproof for gratuitous insults gam eldest daughter of Martin clique of Imperialistic leeches; it can only be glorious so long as it is offered them by daily or other secu- trious Archbishops of Sydney, Mel- for hams, eggs, jams, pickles, pre- Powell (pianoforte), Miss Ena Maud but their business men wish to peneRighand Annie Hannagan, of North serves, vegetables, potatoes, and etti (pianoforte). just and so long as it is great, and we view the matter of self-deter- lar press journals by banning them bourne, Brisbane and Adelaide. trate the markets of other nations, Perth. the from broad general people viewpoint of jusmination for the Irish A Modest Beginning in Australia. poultry, also home made sweets. and many of their poorer citizens Retaining Ireland within the Empire by from their hornet LOCAL CENTRE. NVord can be sent to the organiser. tice, if not expediency. are naturally anxious to emigrate They are DEATHS. the men who of self government began measure with fullest on the Dominion to her conceding Intermediate Division.-Miss Ina to countries where they can earn THE BAZAAR. consistently good friend of three Brothers in Melbourne fifty lines, we do not think is impossible even mt this late hour of the ourThat various institutions, Mr. Harry years ago, and who have spread into His Excellency the Governor will Healy (pianoforte), Miss Estelle So- higher wages, or do better in busi- CONNOR.-On August 9th, am, at struggle between the two peoples, but it can only be done as some Smith, The Malay sea, on board steamer "Wog," has been on the job again. every State in Australia, staffing open the Bazaar on Wednesday af- jan (pianoforte) (pending result ness, than at home. Ireland's long _one has lately said, by a bold, honest stroke of policy. Islands offer a field to many of their Austin, youngest son of the late of Glendalough benefitted sixty-one schools and colleges with ternoon, 29th. September, in the theory exam.). experience of the flexibility of a British statesman's word has made The boysMr. Advanced Division.-Miss Ruby business men, but the man without John and Ellen Connor, and beSmith's generosity to close on Fremantle Town Hall. her suspicious of promises, made even with an oath by these gentry, through capital can find the Koeford (pianoforte). high wage loved brother of Sister M. Brigid, (to of set of the extent a handsome the Irish Republic truce between and the Lloyd and there can be no 26,000 Pupils, Including 800 Poor All are earnestly asked to look Presentation Convent, Collie, and Miss Ruby Koeford, having now him) that he desires no nearer than George administration, or any British administration on a mere pro- sporting gear, including cricketing Orphan Boys. ahead now, and to do everything America or Australia. Australia's Nellie, of Sampson -road, Bun The quoits, etc. passed in all the divisions of the mise to do justice to Ireland; there must be a definite act of justice on sets, footballs, possible to make the art union and School and Local Centre anti They -Asiatic arc laws the men who want exclude your him, bury. and also reShepherd Convent Good That definite act of justice in the Examinathe part of the British Government, Eternal rest grant to him 0 Lord, and help, because there is no work so bazaar a great success. tions in pianoforte, has gained the in consequence California has, doshape of full legislative government to Ireland would, we dare think, ceived a splendid croquet Aset, handThose anxious to help, or who special certificate of the Associated ing latter years, received a great important as the Alb religious and let perpetual light shine and some other incidentals. and Dominions, we the Irish of the do to not suppose it be acceptable want art union tickets, flood can of Japanese moral write education immigration. of the young. The upon him. May his dear soul Board some donation of also came towards the Royal Academy and would be rashly rejected by the Irish people at home. After all, Californians, like their or ring (B903) the organiser, Rev. Royal College of Music. Australians, rest in peace. Amen. Little Sisters of the Poor Ve- success and efficiency of This is Ireland is only asking for the sight to live her own life, and to shape the schools in Western Australia de- Brother J. N. Moore, Christian Bro- a certificate well worth gaining, pride themselves on racial purity her own destiny according to her own native ideals. As we under- hicle Fund, and a couple of cases of pend altogether 10s. pays for a and Miss Koeford is to on the support thers' Fremantle. your for the inmates completed a charity, be highly and a high standard of living, and FORNER0.-Of stand the Irish claim, Ireland asks for nothing more; she will accept fruit given to them by the Catholic peo- stone -9,200 still wanted pray for the repose of the soul complimented on winning it at the the Japanese invasion presents itBtit again the good day's work. nothing less. It is in our judgment a natural claim. self to them in a ple. similar of light Catterina, to the; beloved wife of Batearly Send Yours age Te-Day! of fourteen of British Government in Lonyears. question arises, have the arbitrators in which we see it ourselves. tista, and But fond mother of LauOne live member of St. Vincent don and in Dublin the courage to risk the definite act of justice to there is a difference. Australia is rence, William, Hannah, Lucy, It would be the test of Irish honour and Irish chivalry- de Paul Society is worth many Ireland? more of a unity than the United Peter, who died on September 2, it could not endanger the peace and solidity of the Empire; it would clubmen. States. No great 1920, at mountain her barrier residence, 26 Camelia. unite that Empire by bonds of steel, and it would blot out seven severs our country in twain, so that street, North Perth. R.I.P. Slowly but surely the local C.B.C. centuries of history not the mos: glorious in Britain's story. Melbourne and Perth look upon the Boys are beginning to make Asiatic question in exactly the LEAMY.-On September 8, WilIt would be the end of lying and calumny, and that crusade of Old prominent in the professame manner as Brisbane or Townshatred, crime and militaristic insolence which is making the name of themselves liam Leanly, late of Bayswater.world of Perth. The latest yille. New York, howover, does R.I.P. England a by -word in Europe and in America, and which is heart- sional brass plate in the Terrace bears the the Dominions. in subjects Throughout these Irish to her not, and cannot sense the danger of breaking -Inserted by his friend, Peter name of Mr. G. V. Powell, L.D.S, racial and economic "swamping" as Curran. Dominions, in the governments of the Allies, in America, there has from Melbourne with the distincthe Californians do. To the New been a positive expression of sentiment in favour of self-determination tions here recorded. Those afflictof the United Government Kingdom is the and unless Yorker. who never sees a Japanese RUSSELL-On August 24th, at for Ireland, with dental trouble in any shape save as a sort of zoological curiosBallarat, Mary, relict of the late blind to the extraordinary evidence of its failure to function in Ireland ed form will do well to see Mr. Powity, the San Franciscan's aversion John Russell, and- dearly loved cheek by jowl with a Republican Government; unless it is mentally or ell ,whose address is 188 St. George's of projecting an explosion to the newcomers presents itself mother of J., M. F., M. and E. .tunable to grasp the terrible seriousness Terrace. good to see the "Old (Victoria), and J., P. J., and K. merely as a silly prejudice. which might any day break forth, it will reconsider its vain policy Boys" comeIt isback Easto their home tern America is more concerned (W.A.).-R.I.P. of coercing Ireland into submission, and before it is driven by expedi- town to practice. with another aspect of the problem; ency it will consumate the great act of pacifying Ireland by a magJib to disallow California's anti -Asiatic PRENDIVILLE.-On July nanimous act of justice. 8th, It is with feelings of deep regret 1920, at Castle Island, County laws might offend California, but The hour has struck and the occasion is at hand. a Cheque for we have to announce the death of a Cheque for Kerry, Hannah, the beloved wife California is America, and must "be Mrs. Garrett Prendiville, which sad of Garrett Prendiville, and fond good." To support California, on a Cheque for a Cheque for event occurred at her residence at mother of Tom, John, Peter, Gerthe other hand, is to offend Japan, Castle Island, County Kerry, Ireald, and Sister Mary Lawrence, and Japan is a nasty Fifteen customer other to Cash Prizes of £1 in 19 PRIZES land, at the age of 57 years. Four Dongarra, W A.: aged 57 years fall foul of, besides being a profitsons and a daughter of the deceases. R.I.P. able customer from a business point ed live in this State, viz., Messrs. of view. Just at present the indiBRYANS Series of New Mortuary Cards. Tom, John, Peter, Gerald, and SisIN MEMORIAM cations are that Washington intends Stones wanted this ter Mary Lawrence, of the Dominiat 10s. each to coerce California, but anything might happen. If harmonious rela- O'BYRNE.-Of your charity, pray On Page 10 of this issue, which is card such as the one illustrated on can Priory, Dongarra.-R.I.P. for the soul of James O'Byrne, tions with Japan can be had only ways devoted to THE HOME, an Page 10, mounted in a neat, light, These can be secured by as many as possible 1/4 Mrs. M. McLaughlin, of the Primwho died at Geraldton, 9th. Sepat the price of another civil war -frame, hung in the home, will ouncement concerning Mortu- black tember, 1917. rose Dairy, Goderich-street, Perth, this time between buying East and Westbe a perpetual Catholic memento or selling Art Union Tickets. Eternal rest grant unto him, 0 Cards for deceased soldiers will of a noble father, son, or brother, returned to the State by the ROW S it is almost certain that Washington Lord, and let perpetual light will finally come to the conclusion found, with a facsimile of she and every glance at which will pro- Orsova on the 2nd. inst., after a shine upon him. that "blood is thicker than water." It is one of the many of voke a sigh for God's clemency visit to her relatives in Ireland. d. -Inserted by his wife. Indeed, Californian public men are RYANS Catholic productions. We and mercy towards the deceased already talking, if secession, at not 1 sure it will be admired and spe dearly beloved soldier. It makes an Under the auspices of the Irish This is the least along lines that can only logi- RYAN-Of your charity, pray for Appeal for Twenty Years roved by especially the relatives excellent gift to circulate among re- National Foresters, a grand euchre_ the repose of the soul of my dear cally mean secession unless a radical who latives and friends. those Australian soldiers The prices, party and dance will be held at the brother, John, killed in action, change takes place. de the supreme sacrifice, whose which include the photograph re- Trades Hall, Fremantle, on ThursArt Union Tickets can be had from the Organiser, REV. BRO. J. N. September 20th, 1917. octal remains lie in distant coun- quired, are: Half -dozen, Ils; one day, 16th. inst., the proceeds of Position. Australia's oaered Heart of Jesus, have MOORE, Christian Brothers, Ellen Street, Fremantle. Phone B903 *es, and for whose souls countless dozen, 18s. Inspection of samples which will be devoted to the ChrisThe bearing of all this upon Aus.mercy on his soul. yea are daily offered to God. A at this office is invited. tian Brothers' Appeal Fund. tralian affairs is undoubtedly skseog .;-Inearted by his .rristsr, Julia, -. -
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IAunt Bessy's Corner.
It is a long while, Dorothy, and I had a letter from Jarrandale, one now. It I am delighted to getlittle friends
might remind many working in the there that I am stillfor a word of en-
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Corner and waiting them. You are couragement from the Corner, and I very welcome to with us hope that you will remain have been to We for a long while. I little rattle. while on the neighbourhood the English Jarrandale a for made just just numhave ago, On Saturday the death roll showMy Dear Children-Ibundle of let- mustn't be too hard on originated not re- several occasions sometheyears The rioting in Belfast and the rioters summer sent away a nice little the Welsh-they ofare 21, with a dis- bered eighteen when and I'm July perhaps, fightthink politiof the I and, and their Wednesday, weary of Har- ed signs of being ters to the printer, I have been for sponsible for the sins the opportun- comes I may pay it another visit. on at the East Yardwhen, the promise of Spring-delectfol- ing. feeling happier than notwithstanding cians-perhaps when they'll "make I was much interested to hear that turbance Belfast, Boans Showrooms are gay with all Wolff's, and Telegram. land Bishop's while, and them at in Colourings which charactersome little is given unruly Bright so together ity and was Styles called and on latest wet weather the meeting the are a miserably able indeed bois- lowing sending the politicians that the day isnew The Most Rev. Dr. MacRory, Clark and Co.'s South have been good" by it is the pick of these Styles that have of sack- around Jarrandale; it has been and lump nieces a Workman, Modes, with desSeason's must Connor, New Several -heap You with and the ise cold. dear, you terous enough in Perth. tell me all Yard, a body of men armed upon Bishop of Down of late, and to the ash Show. installed in the Corner cloth. I notice, Bessie, patched the following telegram:been gathered together for our Opening with the write often to me, and Jarrandale. sticks and rivets made a raid places have been keep yourself well in touch "German same of the vacant East Yard-the Chief Secretary for Ireland, news going around loving, Island open so the them Queen's Fashion Centres can offer kept hour. the famous I most the your re -allotted. proceeded to effect The best that the world's ones who topics of jibe in the Love to you from AUNT House of Commons, London. BESSY. new yard-andclearing long waiting for the absent me alto- money" has been an old against out of all with exqisite Creations that cornthe together is apsystematic display, Belfast forgotten people a of the some condition have of The constitute to meetseem The impatient, and mouths Catholic workmen there. This morning our Cathey are not saying so and cannot fail to please and faspalling. hour, gether, that I gottake Boys Are All the Same. these bine modishness with distinction, the places of Irish-but ing, held during the dinner about German money tholic people are being brutally now new friends entirety. Mr. August 30, 1920. was held in response to a poster see the much since their to and in Unor sorry Doodlakine, Hughes homes. very Mr. their separately am I from either driven days, cinate the old. the wails of the Corner, George are wanting all they can get Dear Aunt Bessy,-I hope yourself which was displayed on less the men expelled from Queen's old ones passing out war and "wee ones" are quite well, and in the vicinity of the shipyards. It is, it is none the less free it is inevitable-this German money to paymetheir Island be reinstated and adeBeautiful, as the display unquestionably but I suppose awful cold was headed -B.P.A.." and called for all on- of very this as us warm no bears keep is strikes to there life what able of And protected, bills. quately character that its chief charm lies. its in Unionist is big stream wet it very the and a one of beby had meeting extravagance, one angry have We from and a "Mass weather. they are very hope of peace, and the ruffians ward on its breast,into the future, absurd,they can't get German money. and cold winter-a few sunny days and Protestant workers of the shipwho expelled them will be only we go our way it would be very welcome now. I saw yards," at the South Yard (Workother duties cause Nobody made the war, Alanah, encouraged to adopt similar tac-. on "grownups," to fulfill RE130 at God THE Co.), in like"and until cares "promiscous from Mick man, Clark, along letter a came just in the future. tics and to carry other exthe CORD. I am sure there is an Corn21st. July Eternal shoulder Wednesday, to Great His wants into nobody t JOSEPH MacRORY, I calls us "the Corner" has blame, everyone seems to be asham- cuse for him not writing often. Workers. Catholic on er in Heaven. aIffew Attack separbrutal and must under it Bishop of Down and Connor. thing card back pleasures, dirty my a send what will them a for ed-and meeting made kept Immediately after the Trench House, Belfast. the least delight, I have been when nobody wants t3 ate cover. I am sorry to have every are given them even and, they own it. Marshal Foch says its true it so long, but I waisted to get body of men, most of whom and Carson Messages. shall be pleased andperhaps, the penny I could, and some people live stated to have been armed with De Valera later and told, when it, been not has me history made was received in Belwill remember I wait sticks and other weapons, cablegram I so A it. and PERTH :: teling town, of for out memories, opportune way a long time is not of Har- fast from Mr. De Valera, handed in they are collecting WELLINGTON and MURRAY STREETS, and a whis- wonder who is the hypocrite-is he until they come in to collect from their way to the East Yard :: proceeded have a kindly thought They Washington. and addressed tc time Xmas land and Wolff. at nothing the friends," admire by I "Old hope I us. -Kaiser? for ex them. the pered prayer nice big to search out for all who were sus- Labour and Republican representa but we must in Mr. Lloyd George, my dear niece, comets you will have a and Lives in Belfast City Council:it is said, "are best," God gives I think he is just the ordinary com- cheque for the "wee ones." We are pected of being Sinn Feiners, not disdain the new ones. to having our annual show here next practically all Catholic workmen of ready "Surely Belfast workingmen will loss the Always for to me: politician. mon A number not allow themselves to be led into you." us these in reparation But you will say Doodban. for to their masters-the day try gala his under of came is a real we must bidding it aggressors, the week; do that New warned the old ones, andlove We a chara, lakine and surrounding districts. playing the game of exploiting Bri- We have not been the had been been upper classes. has However, workmen that of horrible this the to them endeavourbegun find in tish capitalists who are SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. we have not the passing we needn't despair. There have are looking forward to a good time. a "purge" of the yard was about SUBIACO. es- ing to put the workers at each business, we have been driven from Stations, their withdrawn from usI by good Mr. growing in made is before and find Pat to Neros our to Subiaco and Leederville Railway and brother commence, hope Close of Herods little been My robbed treasures. forso our not of mis- cape. Medical Advisers. other's throats." our employment, Those who were nephews a love Lloyd George and Mr. Hughes-buta quite big now, and always intosame, Patients may Select their ownROOMS sent the fol- bread and of the bread of our wives maltreatmy new nieces and real Carson AVAILABLE. Edward not the grevious Sir love and all are the since, received PRIVATE as boys long of tunate victims TERMS MODERATE. chief; but beat- lowing message:as earnest and as that have taken they'reofdead We ment. and children, we are the For Terms Apply to They were attacked,two them remain. The poworgantrace don't you think so, Aunt Bessy? or OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. hope that all Union- religious intolerance and ofand of the dear ones least to at and earnestly down "I Cornwent kicked, the hwaNe,eekh'sadhosluicr and the Mother. represented from Rev. en, they having art their 'tatsand cloakson with life's ers a lot of three were compelled to take to the ists in Belfast will assist the autho- ised bigotry. I know it, Hospital at the prethe dust ignominously, and many bave gone The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped er. rities in quelling disturbances and world, I think, knowsit itis inbecause I of "grown- of the powers that work for tyranny holidays this year-I don't like holi- water and swim for their lives. Kalgoorlie. and stream into the big world I cornpeace.' all instance; are surely. as restoring God sent flowers just things die wild to-day to to -day will Tragic Incidents. days. The ups" to do, I hope, the The Unionists commenced the dis- know it that I am here to honour- hope, my dear niece, you have been ing out nice now, and the bush looks to exthe means them to do, and Fierce rioting occurred in about I will now turbances; and the suggestion that sympathise with you, and destiny. The enjoying more of the beautiful sun. very pretty with them. yourself and forgive. districts authorities forbearance Shankhill the ably work out their to and to and assist you Falls should us vouchsafed they hort been to upon love With from shine than has revolyou close. and with hu-throwing grimly stone was "wee ones" have a claim sympathise 7 o'clock, to put them down ness. I aim of this us around the city. The weatherI "wee ones."-Your loving niece, been cruelly also; the paramount ver firing taking place. my heart. You havebeen them, and I am has been very sloppy lately, and KATHLEEN O'MEARA. and morous. attacked, requisitioned have were you am Corner is to help I Military my indoors. wronged: and have lived mostly Conflicts in Various Places. Mavourneen, any provocathey fired on the Quite well, Kathleen dear sure my dear "grown-ups" without having given to you for your very interforget them, self? I about 9 o'clock how is your own crowd, one man, named Disorderly scenes also took place have been attacked delinew friends will not best to help grateful esting letter, and I am waiting for and wild tion, you after a meeting had been seven and was not an easy Nationalist It killed, Down, Co. being tip-top. Banbridge, hope Finnegan, at and will do their very berately lives very happy. your next-Your loving, BESSY. during some Francis removed to hospital, suf- scenes were witnessed in Bangor, held and a policy of violence determake their little charity matter to keep warmdays dear AUNT my we have men were wounds. Two Newtownards, Lisburn, and Bally- mined on. And, saddest of all, of the cold, dreary As almoners of been fering from gun-shot have large stocks of on the work has incarry there can but seriously also lately, had were "grown-ups" of you have lost the breadnahinch. policemen much. some pervery and, help lately, homes. But I ask your of of the Corner and practical way of My New Nieces, Rita and Phylliss. patches of sunshine Motion. jured.ivlrs winners Devlin's to Mr. those who very (27), of 3 An. haps, the weather is beginning . Maggie Noode It will be onetheir you all to remember that I Mt. St. Joseph's, associations with Mr. Devlin moved the adjourn. was shot at the marbreak. I'm like Tabby, Kathleen, you arc only a very small keeping up loving, that -street, South Perth. like comfort and the fireside on a dersunstreet, was on her ment of the House of Commons on attacked York population; she time the of the At the Corner and your ket. percentage affairs AUNT BESSY. August 29, 1920. I am glad you saw way to see her mother, who was Monday to call attention to Sir cold day. conduct, as I hope, isbydisaptheir E. the Don't for immediate delivery that is she said Corner. He the Bessy,-This in arrived, letter in Belfast. Dear Aunt The ambulance of and reprobated and Mick's on him for dying. Hospi- Carson was responsible for the out- proved non-Catholic that I am too hard first time I have writtenmeto asyou, on but on arrival at the Mater of vast majority of our I must say of thinkwriting him one joked complained Devlin FAVOURS RECEIVED. accept often-I At Mr. will extinct. break. you not I hope life was pronounced a monas- fellow-citizens-though We had a nice for "wee ones" but I am sure tal very desirable that a fire had been lighted the attacks on a convent, A Friend sends 2/8 favours receiv- your many nieces. night; it was a his neglect of me,excuse and it would be expression also large stocks of for not 12 o'clock looted should be for shop on the Falls- tery, and a Catholic church, Mick has a valid ball on Thursday public outside a as a thanksgiving Little more and as for him look like to went Flower had finset would I as Our Catholics often there the as time said writing reprobation-and, great success. same that the At to ed through the road. given over Pain, prize. cruel to General Racket I am not worrying of Cathodo. "Shamrocks," and got the first ally, that however unjust or the Sacred Heart. be- were attacks on the shops district. protejtion the fifth to card,. my dear Kathleen, best ex -commander of the Carsonite re- those who attacked you may appear Cottesloe, sends I am ten years old, and in our lics in the Ballymacarrett mid- your A Grateful Client, We are spending city up bel forces. of Jesus Christ I know you will do your the in gratitude class. in cause teaching the arriving were ones," you, to Troops "wee the Yesgood 5s. for me. I am hoping for a Sir II. Greenwood, the Irish Sec- obliges you to forgive them. through the in- winter holidays at Grandma's. to a late hour. Bernard Devlin, it was for for favours received authorities were Flower. cheque from my little fends to give terday we went to the circus; shot in the abdomen, died retary, said the The Right to Work. tercession of the Little were some nice the "wee ones" next Christmas, but who wasMater 2 using all their power to restore on There about nice. very as Hospital ones," the in I Try our White and Red Lead Substitute. for "wee don- they will have to hurry up, else of discri- Don't misunderstand me. In urging little pretty thought a no and had and there, "M.P." sends 5s. der, horses in the morning. received o'clock to hope favours I and there for girl religion pretty disappointed. one a was greatly between will be to forgiveness, I don't meanNot a thanksgiving key. There in the city, minating you disorder of Scenes Heart. and had thin Pain Hacket show was a great success, through the Sacred ask you to forgo your rights. who was dancing on a very followed hard upon the insti- another. General six the must, your disposal. that you enjoyed yourself immense- which Samples nothing to do with the 11'.military all. You may. and you wire. One of the clowns called tution of the anti-Catholic pogrom P. O'- at gave each a piece of light- ly. I am glad to hear that Pat has Replying to Mr. on forces. and on being allowed back to boys continued Anger. shipyards, the Bright at alBasle's said he insist fellow -workers Secretary of Chief and said he would give the broth of a boy in him; it's the body No the candle, Connor, during work. ed and Thursday morning "Fermoy," Broomehill, any claim whatever Aleways a good sign when the "wee half a crown to the one vItho could bad no knowledge of any enrol- can the day In different quarters of the August 29, 1920. Manufactured in W.A. by piece of paper which was ones" are boisterous and merry, docforbid your right to this, leastIt ofis alla were disturbances, ac- theists of Ulster volunteers. afraid you light toa his city the them and of right, none but back; leasing of religion. heart name shops. the Dear Aunt Bessy,-I'm of in tied looting Sermon. the by the Bishop's companied little the in monqpoliee to more up no Give set if want have I I wanted. which As not it. tOr's will think on monstrous claim,Ireland would mean Kathfor I seem to be costa At the twelve o'clock Mass BelBrother Morgan's Death. news, I will close. With love from man a great big kiss from me. other parts of Corner altogether, Do you often. But mother in St. Peter's Church, leen! are you serious? holidays? writing to you sorecently, ruin both in labour and in business to the three killed on Sunday she your loving niece, RITA TROY. In addition and overflowing to filled like was in thi Co., don't which you fast, really mean were deaths was in Perth to the scattered non-Catholics seven day, effect previous the the the of by to plenty preached and sermon was messages "holidays, the dear, welof West. Thank God, CaWhy, very that are brought back "hurry including to rioting, write the due to the Bishop of South and and My dear Rita,-You of up MacRory, a articles 39 Dr. such the Rev. up of Most to one set is 91 Lord Street, Perth. never was them," I rememhave Office that Reg. I was very come to our Corner. I don't Mt. St. Creed of the school playground. Brother Morgan, a Redemptionist who made allu- tholics and I hope they never will. aj col-- Down and Connor, Aunt Bessy again.' from claim, account of last ber having had a letter heresy if you Brother, who was walking in disturbances. with the non-Cato the sion charged to be to happen You'll pleased a corwould much amused at the in very What this Brother, who was walking the tholic churches and schools in the meeting in THE Joseph, and I am Having read and explained tells Sunday's loyalist I hope we will be are caught declaringdo yourself was shot. Fr. I should get one now. 28. be careful. I monastery when henear of that you'll way-so, Kathleen,a little, and West if the Catholics the RECORD, of August and admin- Gospel of the Sunday, which to have been very good friends, andoften. the South "wee holi- Kelly, rector, was over weeping to have Saviour's going Our Why am of have liked very much Church. those parts were touched with very of the rites Corner last held the the istered in could meeting be I to on wish I went Frigreat on and he the tried little day" myself, of Jerusalem, in Perth, for spirit of the mob that on the shouldn't you, since only a Perth I Brother Morgan, a native of Cavan, city have many, but, but-ah, well! say: If Christ had been present day night last to burn St. Matthew's South in the Shaftesbury Theatre have been strip of water separatesoffice. that I was very popular with the members body Church in Ballymacarrett and the I am hope you are very well, and 15th. of August. It must lamen- among them in His mortal his RECORD and there, THE Congregation, from of the were Mick and you you might He from I hope that the past few days, splendid. Of course the ball was shall hear again adjoining convent? table death is deplored by them all. during I had a let- delighted to hear thatthat over the city of Bel- the foolish authors of the present your set before very many week.s. theThank weren't yo* Auntie? and 'it a lower portion of well have wept success, to taken who great was a He "wee Perth send in these you of love horrors the friend for awful The you you ter from a horrors in Belfast will remember she gave got the first prize. I am sureabout the monastery, and all the priests fast. were indeed a cause for tears, this in their cooler moments, and ones" and your loving, tended the meeting,ofand I heard all. Isn't were very pleased. brothers had to seek refuge in days and it BESSY. AUNT a disgrace account humiliation, of great tricky a a subject folly as well as the wickme by the circus donkey, and what the cellars. Many of the windows ato their common Christianity. Here realise the We are you war, the treatment of Dr. (1)Mannix English little rogue he was. I am glad of the monastery were shattered by they were in Belfast, all of them edness of a religious Vivienne. From Letter A one, saw those liberty -loving never I all brothers, worshipping the same circus. the liked scandalous? bullets. whesimply kind-all, 1920. 29, some of wonderful (and Welsh) Mogumber, August God, following the same Christ, hopthat they but I am told they are Looting of shops, chiefly those Christians a few Catholic or Episcopalians or ing for the same Heaven, and nourSome people are so clever Dear Aunt Bessy,-Just occa- things. Write again, my dear Rita, liquor and food were stock- ther where or discoveries Methodists, or collecting important a loving, for Presbyterians bosom of the same make lines to ask you paper the and write often to your BESSY. was extensively carried on, and whatever other sect. all professed ished on theWhy, get much ed, all then, in the name sionally. I was reading a Times," AUNT I card. I don't think I will not the areas of fighting many followers of Jesus Christ, of Him dear land. in Sunday many are name of comnisn the other day, "Thecalled, there in the because Heaven, of one on it; windows showed wherein shattered the Peace, of was week Prince it last the This believe Both who was sense, should we allow differences as people about here. "Man" in of the exchanges. SUITS new commandment of to the way we worship the same God the of -night is very fierceness to clever person discovered and Man but Author 158 Royal -street, East Perth. nice, been Catholic and has Protestant clergymen And August 29, 1920. each the two words, "German" Mother has another little priests did their utmost to secure love, even for our enemies. to lead us to justice towards rough. exactly to Upwards not is like tolerathat would even our and her call love imbue To Maguire nix." (Perhaps to convey, but to Dear Aunt Bessy,-I other, and, above all, to daughter. We are going tois a dear the stoppage of hostilities, but with- yet Christian of your nieces. This is Carmel Constance. She what he meant tion had disappeared. hands in each other's blood? that.) become one like result. you. it to out read I written have myself I bogged time got please mite. Our cow or the first The Gospel of Hate. night we had a ball, little not know Strong Forces ofMilitary and And, furthermore, he discovered, "Shin Fane" On Thursday We last Sunday, but we did Police. The Organiser, Brother Moore, imagined be did, that and our set got the first prize. I am until Tuesday. Father and some two Ticgospel of hate, the Bishop those The spelt did hopes that Art Union sold ignorantly as "Shamrocks." (as eke pulled her out, but she Fighting took place during the continued, has been preached and has great German were dressed old, Each book in the third. other men is financed by Saturwill be sold. and on kets redied wo years She destroyeight Newtownards-road been better. the in has get day property Bropractised, was under the -win- not Christian in mid our stone a having much. -and all thatEscaped means are very m We were milk Military in hundreds gion. Nun." class. looting has been widespread, thers' Appeal. at day. We miss her make a cake and drafted into the district. At every ed, heading of "The one learns some- ter holidays now, and are staying been shed, and once again on Mother is going to the corner forces of military and police blood hasgreat Really they say day. And I quite our Grandma's. We came here industrial city-pray some buns and send them to in this home going are every and can. new she in half- God it may be for the last timething evening, soon as every as Friday Home while so stationed, Foundling were told been The Royal Show opens the at We had boarding am SatI last believe it. died were Your Sunday. pickets next military grandmother has been held yards & WATERS dear religion Our dozen or six years the Chrisaian less than four weeks. BRYANT Yesterday in is Convent. she big often during the last five Perth sure Barbam all this I on duty with fixed bayonets. to scorn and redicule; and solely respon- South preparations for was urday week. -ST., PERTH. that the Kaiser was was so good. ed wire entanglements were placed up went to the circus, and there As I had almost we this among men who are fellow - 80 to 90 STIRLING I heaven, because she event should include a show I on thin wire. sible for the war, that Well, dear Aunty, I must close.Love across Seaforde-street and Wolff- Irishmen, fellow -citizens, and fellow WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. fact, when a girl dancing time suit. close. will I news, persuaded myself it wasina that more card. with the have no down each. The Christians. quite best yards my nothing a few excitdo know I will street, lovHughes, Remove all worry in that and kisses.-Your suddenly Mr. to yourself and the "wee ones."- opposite sections came into contact so absurd as these enmities and fillof saying any- With best love Orders Promptly Attended to. direction right now by and able little way he has other niece, and ing niece, Stones loving day. of religion. They Kaiser the Your name during the the in riots that us TROY. A3938. Tel. PHYLLIS ing the coupon below,return thing, informs KEHOE. thrown. Lewis are a fearful disgrace to our comVIVIENNE freely were war-he missiles the for By posting to us. was not "responsible Chrisafter My dear Phyllis,-I have just givbig I am very pleased to hear from guns were placed at many vantage mon Christianity. Every true we will send you a patwas forced into it, etc." Now, to believe en a hearty welcome to Rita, and I you again, my dear Vivienne; it is points by the military. tian ought indeed to hate what he bunch of the choicest -meaall my trouble in totrying LARKIN hearty-you treatthe as as people just with MRS. injured just one not letter of religion a you total was get false it I The be give find believes to self often that not and tape, and terns, the former "fact," Corner, to up our to it. The privately but Irish! ). Too are very welcome come to stay a Mogumber post mark upon ed in hospital and ought to hate sin; he COSTUMIERS surement form. a "fact" at all (say I'm you and pity admire I hope you have he seems to have paid Thursday night exceeded one hun- then ought (Late of Kalgoorlie), bad, isn't it? Don't So you were rough weather We tailor any style, and for the sinof lib- long while with us. a visit. All my lettersI dred and fifty since Wednesday love and pray one every the at Mr. Lloyd George's principles put the best of workmandeclares, one of the little "Shamrocks"pleased tell me of cold, wet, windy days. afternoon. ner, while hating and detesting his Wishes to notify her former Clients, erty when he emphatically is very I'm the she into every suit order now, for rememthat to ship only try well, all independus Ball, were generally, let her these Oh sin. and Ladies of thought Attempt to Fire a Convent. "Poland must have entrusted to us, so that V0:1 refuses to that you shared in the pleasure towns, but I notice they are the words of Our Divine Mas- Opening a Business at ence," while he absolutely at 10.30 p.m., a des- ber the first prize. I coast the fail to be pleased Saturday to winning for at good round On do cannot set ramble the enemies, demands a your PERTH. on just "Love ST., generally ter: FITZGERALD in Newlisten to Ireland's we hope you are enjoying the mid- country. with the cut, fit, and finish I am delighted to hear perate affray took place hate you, and pray for 262 Satisfaction Guaranteed. that them the has fired freedom? And after all that mob weather The The of your Samuel's made suit. are ex- winter holidays. you have another little sister, townards-road. them that persecute and calumniate Irish and Irish -Australians but little girls that Catholic convent near St. Mattrew's admiring the not been too bright, and that her name is CarmelwillConmost attacked the pected to be forever been make to had be which somehow libCannel Church, of manage stance. Some day glorious deeds in the names by WRITE TO -DAY FOR PATTERNS our of a holiday, and I am sure Phyllis my little niece. I am sorry to hear on the previous evening, the attack Grandma. erty and justice displayed by soldiers. The don't stop, was very happy towith the milk-provider wasn't more being frustratedcalled that SUITINGS Joseph scene St. the OF THESE SPRING great Empire. But if Iwill Mt. to return Cows were patches. military want to When you fire remember careful of the boggy some of those loyalists again on Saturday and opened The provisions of the you must not forget to are expensive animals these days, arrest me under theAct, guns. machine loss. and great the loving, a Lewis is your she with and I am sure War Precautions over. though Big AUNT BESSY. firing lasted for fifteen minutes. The This letter Mother is very good to be thinking war is said to bethan I intended she fire brigade was called out to deal it of the "wee ones" when I know & MURRAY STS., PERTH WILLIAM is rather longer CORNER," and of THE fire. the "ON takthinking will not be must be very busy brood at home. with (A1964). Dorothy's Tint Letter. to be, and I hope Ispace. - - shiplittle So once (A2422). There was a renewal of thebreak1920. working for her Constance will keep ing up too much 7 CENTRAL ARCADE, PERTH Jarrandale, August 29, never With love to yard reign of terror at ofthe youths I'm sure Carmel FREMANTLE ('Phone B207). STS., have & WILLIAM more "Sian lath." must she HIGH Bessy,-I Aunt bands and so when Dear occupied, hour, ones."-Your fast well her "little the hope and I you the "wee ones." I recommenced a hunt for Catholics. written to you before, and FILL IN AND MAIL THIS COUPON NOW. of your not worry about loving niece, you will accept me as oneask awfully sorry to hear ofallGrandNone were found, and the mob am BESSIE McGUIRE. you Reduced to loved Patterns, Tape, and SelfI am going death. I know you turned their attention to workers All Lines Please Send Me FREE bunch of Latest delighted to nieces. hope'she has of professed labour sympathies. a collecting card, and I ma's A Chara, I am Measurement Form. heavily her very much, and I reward You to send me being to again. "wee the owing help the Corner to of 21, and the collect 20 in Protestants, greet you These men, who are all already received the Specially Small Sizes, Davis said will try and NAME We are having very bad just. I shall send a card, my dear were savagely beaten and chased. know what dear Thomasit is a very ones." W.A.R. 109 stocked in the above sizes There You will do your best During the forenoon four were ADDRESS to a well -loved friend, weather up at Jarrandale. Vivienne. "the place, ends, our from 49.1 1 d. it of do back I more and severe inBrassieres for certain, sweet greeting, and the more we'll is a creek at the am hospital I at it treated Order with to -flowing that Abdominal Belts you, dear, for juries. oftener you come sure the whole and it has been overup to our cow not expect.you Thank I am it came send the "wee ones" adore you." BOorodkerbsindinforgPtrinotine Orange mob made a determinSend you walk much that Moore, couple of days I the love yourself edAnattempt first for MatSt. The into Accept to break Corner tip-toes to see yard. The Organiser, Brother myself. and sure other side Art Union Ticloving, thew's Catholic Church at BallymaAddress along to your chair, andtheI amhappy could not get round the andAll has great hopes thatEach very warm love of your the eggs. sold the book get along to BESSY. pass sold. house crossing AUNT they also kets will be PERTH. carrett. 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III
The"Damnuisans Domesticus"
SEW' EMBER 1I 1020
Our Victorian Letter
A Dramatic Incident
The Scare of Importing Other's Irish School Teachers Raid Tyrone Troubles. House. ject referring to Irish history or litMelbourne, August 31, 1920. We note with much amusement, £408 has now of sum The erature. says our spirited New Zealand conBishop Phelan's sense of duty is been handed to the College Council, Another Government office was temporary, that the Council of keeping him busy at present, when and a prize worth annually about raided in Dublin yesterday with enChurches hopes the Tablet will he is the only bishop in Victoria. will be given to the student at tire success (says the Irish Indepen-' III mend its way and escape the After coming to Melbourne for the £20 Ex. dent, of July 14. Entrance College The "garrison," the Newman wrath of tools of the Orange- meeting organised to protest against Farnborough, Dom Fernand Cabrol, men. Thethe who shows the most satis- mainly composed of red -tape and TEE DAY. Council is amusing sure- the English Government's actions amination O.S.B., is one of the most profound ly. factory knowledge of Irish history pre -Victorian systems of book-keepIt Ye holy dead objects to having troubles on against Dr. Mannix, he went to liturgical scholars in the world. Not about Ireland brought ing and accountancy, capitulated on literature. Who died that we into this Corowa (New South Wales) to try orThat far from Farnborough is Quarr Abthe students are not.unwor- terms favourable to the raiders. Might taste the sweet of liberty, bey, in the isle of Wight, the home country. Where did the turbulent, and secure some cement so that a thy be endowment may of whatever The object of the latest onset was filth -flinging secret society Whose blood was shed that is restart may be made in building the f the exiled monks of Solesmes Abto Newman College may be the offices of the National Board, That we from serfdom might arise, bey France, and the resort of stu- sponsible for all the trouble in Ire- boys' college at Sale. Material can- allotted seen by their founding and success and the raiding party consisted of land come from, and who And like the morning star instead brought it not be obtained in till Victoria next dents of the liturgical chant from a boys' club in the five hundred dissatisfied and discon Catholics, was it? When a year, but the Bishop is anxious to fully conducting Hold God's glad freedom in our all parts of the world. The crypt at here? This has been of centre Melbourne. tented servants of the said Board. eyes; Farnborough Abbey, where the Em - man sets forth in war-time to in- avoid all possible delay. running now for three months, and Last week the fiat went forth from So they that live down by the sea press Eugenie lies buried, extends sult Catholics by holding up publicBarely had he returned to Sale a great attraction to many poor Tyrone House that no money would Might see a ship come to the land, deneath the choir and transepts of ly as a hero Cromwell, who murder. than Dr. Phelan left again to visit is As as "selffar possible, youths. be paid to the teachers until Seped Irish Catholics by hundreds, And hist a flag above a tree he Bendigo. There he presided at a the Abbey Church. Immediately tember. So the teachers of Dublin least ought never talk of import- preliminary meeting in connection determination" is made the guiding Ando shout, and understand. opposite the entrance stands the at of the met to consider their plan of caming trouble from outside into this with St. Aidan's Orphanage garden rule as to the management with crucifix, candle altar, its high is interest but a supervisory paign. Ye dead who wait Meetings were held, at When the members of fete, and also at a meeting of the club, sticks and ornaments in the French Dominion. taken in it by students and by the which no resolutions were passed. In quicklime grave, Council of Churches retire from local branch of the Australian style of the 12th century. In the the Rev. Father Norman A. Clack, of The habit of passing resolutions has 'Twere we ye died to save the Orange Lodges and from the olic Federation. At the latterCathis crypt the transept of the north he Like many St. Francis' Church. From meaner fate. out of fashion, even at teachers' granite sarcophagus, bearing the P.P.A., and attend to whatever dealt with the forthcoming State another deserving charity, the good gone meetings. The war -arrow was sent I wonder will ye hear us there, inscription "Napoleon III.," duties they might be supposed to elections. results following from a club like out, and, yesterday, five hundred Our shout exultant, chains offcast, simple have as clergymen, people may lislate Em of the the which body The seeking of a Government this are limited only by the restrict- men and women, haying finished When silver bugles through the airat in In the south transept ten to them with some respect, but grant peror lies. Simplicity is school duties, converged on Tyrone for Catholic schools, in the ed funds available. Proclaim Our Day has dawned the fact is that at present they are there is a similar sarcophagus in an nature of a refund to taxes paid here, however, the guiding rule, and House from various parts of the last? annual source of amusement for repos e s the body of the Prince soon be over- city. these should difficulties by Catholics and not used in their Ye dead, the winds will hear your which the Dominion. People have not Imperial. Behind the high altar, A July sun, shining through the fame stopped laughing over the Coun- interests, is not at present regarded come. about 8 feet from the floor, there yet Evidences of Piety. as a matter of practical maple trees, welcomed the first mempolitics. Across the land, across the weld, cil's excursion into racing topics, Here, is a broad ledge of stone. Till She, who, once in rags of shame, midway and some say that as their profes- Consequently, Catholics are to use We live in stirring times, when se- bers of the raiding party to pass tombs of Napobetween the Now goes in cloth of gold. business seems to require lit- their full strength in another ques- cular affairs make inroads upon our across the portals. III. and the Prince Imperial, a sional -Cahir Healy. Leon of their time, the parsons must tion of conscience-the giving of whole lives. It is good, then, to sarcophagus similar in design to the tle Officials Alarmed. be agitating for a rise in the scale Bible instruction (a rough equiva- find that the essentials of religion remains of will the receive others col.lent of Protestantism) in the State are not being forgotten. The ReA stalwart porter attempted un"It is said," says the special Empress Eugenie. This recep- of weights in order that some of the secular successfully schools. to stem the tide of huBishop Phelan respondent of the London Daily Her. the juniors demptorist Fathers, whose numbers have a was constructed sonic time ago, mount may be able to ald," that the Government is merely tory in the Grand National. Apart carefully explained that the Catho- in Australia have been increased by manity, which soon filled the hallis waiting shipment in Paris. way lic and staircases, vote was not to and overflowed be used for waiting for Parliament to rise to be and or from joking, the activities arrival the of several -new of the priests Until the sacrophagus has been plac- learned lecturer on gin a thorough reconquest of Ire- ed Rome have long against any party; but it was in just lately, are at present giving into the lobbies and private offices position, the casket containing land, with unlimited powers in the the inremains since become more than a joke. A each electorate to be used against missions at South Yarra and at Ta- of the officials. Determination was of will the Empress be on the faces of every man and who would, if elected, hands of the militarists. With Parand the people are attending writ not candidates provisionally in the crypt, gnat tickling one once does composing the party, and their support to a scheme which tura, liament prorouged, no awkward interred well. Retreats are an even greater woman the permanent tomb has been worry one, but its persistent buzzing give horrified would high officials fled incontioffend the Catholic questions could be asked by oppon- until conscience. becomes a torment that of one test fervour than missions; one tries to ready. The late Empress per nently before The Protestant the onrush. Rumour ents of the Amritsar policy. The made Federation also stop. is It is clear from what Christ. of these, for ladies, is being given sonally superintended the construesacking and burning of Irish towns bon church papers have more than once entering into the contest with zest, this week at the Sacred Heart Coil - hash it that one prominent official of her future burial place, and has become a recognised part of the before her death placed in the hands written that the enlightened autho and will doubtless conduct a cam- vent, Malvern, by a Jesuit Father. disappeared through a back-door Government's campaign. The pal of the Abbot of Farnborough de- city on Rome has become rather paign as completely anti-Catholic as The Knights of the Blessed Sacra- without even waiting for his hat! ice and soldiers who have been carry- tailed instructions for her funeral more than a joke in the community. is its name. If it continues as it ment, with their practice of weekly Certain "staff-offices" objected to ing out this policy do so with the and burial. Only that imitation is a sincere form has been in the past, it will doubt- communion. is another organisation the presence of the multitude in knowledge and approval of their of flattery which the Council does less also deserve the words of cen- that calls for real sacrifice on the public offices, but their objections over -ruled, and the raiders carIt is just a little step to officers. Dr. Thos O'Shea, S.M., Co-adju- part of its members. This is flour- were Two di:tinguished American not deserve we should be tempted sure ried a series of Amritsar's unparalleled priests, Francis C. Kelley, Presi- to have passed a resolution calling tor-Archbishop of Wellington, N.Z., ishing in many parishes of the arch- and. through the programme to the Lloyd George dent of Mgr. in modern history. on the Government to exercise sup- bestowed upon the Protestant Poli- diocese. the Catholic Church ExtenThen came the first victory-a deHe may sion Society of the United can have it either way. Association of that Dominion, States, ervision over parsons who are incur- tical A former Anglican archbishop of putation of three persons was called massacre an almost unarmed people, and Father Thomas in discussing some of their activi- Melbourne, able stormy petrels. Dr. Moorhouse, used to for on behalf of the officials present. but he cannot conquer the Irish editor of the Chicago V.NewShannon, ties:World a that "a judge of man's say good spirit." "These attacks are not made in sincerity was how far he was willing The teachers were unanimous for a (says a press message dated London, of five-one woman and the interest of education, as any to put his hand into his pocket." deputation has July 24( are in London on an impor- M.. Appleton, "I have not seen him thinking four men-and they had their way. "He (Archbishop Mannix) man may see at once. They religious mission as the guests this morning." Here again Catholics are doing won- So the delegation were been in Melbourne for five years, and tant invited into are not made in the interests of re- derfully. of Cardinal Bourne and also to disNot to mention their official sanctuary, there to conknows nothing of Australia outside tribute * * * ligion or Protestantism, for the peo- hearty support of the Australasian - the a large sum of money raised. fer with the officials. the chief cities."-Times, Melbourne by Catholics The rest ple who make them,' never darken Irish Self-Determination Fund, there calmly settled The Quebec Province Farmers' in America for the redown on the corricorrespondent. A Dublin exchange lief of the suffering priests and reli- Union, recently organised at Mon- the door of a- church, except to cele- is their generous and enthusiastic dors, lobbies, private rooms, comments: We have had in Ireland gious of Austria. to wait brate the anniversary of treal, has the Battle In made the this following anlatter welcoming of the priests of the Irish the results. five Chief Secretaries within those work the American priests are This Union, follow- of the Boyne. The intelligence of Mission to China. I happen to co- nouncement: The spirit of Archbishop Whatelv five years; and they have known operating with a relief organisation their interest in ing the the work example of the may be Catholic know that proportionately, Australia must have shuddered at the thought nothing of the country outside Dub- recently organised under the direc- workingmen, who recently organised, judged from the remark one of them the tion of English and Irish Catholic proposes, above all, to protect and made a couple of months ago, 'that is doing far better than the United of some five hundred of his slave, lin Castle and the Lodge i-i States. The Chinese Mission makes invading the sacred home of his Phoenix Park. Yet they have spok- editors, the public scholarships whose aim develop were for is to sustain their particular interests the those en of and lectured the country as if who are engaged in relief work in without trespassing on 'he rights of benefit of the State schools only, an unique appeal to Catholics, an dreams, and grimly determined not We to budge until all demands were they knew it from end to end, ani Austria. As 90 per cent. of these any one or of any particular class, and not for that of private schools.' appeal of utter self-sacrifice. want schools and churches in Austhe Times, among other papers, acare either priests or relig- and that they would take for their I used to think, and so do most tralia; they are wanted far more conceded. Victory. cepts their statements. These sup- workers Catholics will mostly benefit guidance the principles and precepts people, that the scholarships are urgently in China. Priests are exilermen can learn more in a week ious; Cigarettes and pipes were lightel this fund, although it is for of the Church, particularly those for the benefit of the children who ing themselves for the work of than an Archbishop can in five from by the men, and the ladies lounged are the future citizens upon whom Christ; can we refuse to sustain their the relief of workers of all religions. announced by Leo. XIII. in the Enyears. on the easy chairs and Mgr. Kelley and Father Shannon cylical 'Rerum Novarum' the inter- the welfare of the Dominion will de- determination? Already several gracefully settees provided for hard -worked their pend, and since arrival in London preters that they have of which were would not estabbe for them donations from Western Australia By a surprise vote of 188 to 118 arranged for large purchases of lished for the benefit of any parti- have been received for this work, higher Government officials. In the 'the Canadian Episcopate. (writes the Rome correspondent of and other material, direct fromcloth clerks' department all work was suscular brand the of school. But it is and others will doubtless come when the Universe of July 23), the Divorce British factories, which is for the to appeal to reason or logic the first issue of the "Far East," an pended, and the clerical staff enterThe situation in Ireland was con- useless Bill, which had hitherto been con- use of the Austrian priests and reed into the spirit of the raid with when you are dealing with people illustrated monthly magazine desidered at a special Scottish Trade sistently and systematically blackAfter a dewho are suffering not only are blinded by religious hatred voted to the work of the mission, urbane good -humour. Congress held recently in who balled by all parties except extrem- ligious, liberation lasting over an hour the and rancour, and who care for appears. the lack of proper food but Union Glasgow. ists and anti -clericals, was passed by from deputationists were informed that from insufficient naught clothing also. Albut to injure their Catholic The following resolution was pro- fellow -citizens. the Chamber of Deputies last week. ready in the past few days a sum all claims made would be conceded Education, as I This does not by any means signify of 25,000 dollars has been spent on poseclaby Mr. Robert Climie, Kil- have said, does not count with them LODGINGS FOR CATHOLIC immediately, and the hall and corthat the Bill will become law, and, cloth for habits and casssocks. All marnock, and carried with only two neither rang with acclamation. does religion." BUSINESS GIRLS OR VISITORS ridors in fact, it is more than probable that purchases of cloth are being made dissentients:While a member of the C.E.C. was Winter Prize at Newman College. FROM COUNTRY, AT IS IRWIN addressing the Senate will reject it when sub- in England, and the material will be the gathering inside the That Congress express the opand for examination mitted to them Of course it cannot be said that STREET, PERTH. hallway, an official placard behind inion that the only solution of the direct to Vienna, where the approval. No harm, therefore, has shipped education him does not informed all and sundry-with count with CathoIrish problem was the granting centres will be opened. really been done, but the incident is distribution unconscious humour-that "Strangof complete self-government to lics, for every week fresh evidence American visitors leave shortly might The very annoying, because it ers are not allowed to loiter in the is given of the zeal showed for it. the Irish people, to for Vienna, whom it exwhere they will make have been avoided had all the CaTHE J. J. BENDON hallway." But five hundred teachpressed its sympathy; the with- When Mr. Joseph Winter, the foundfor the distribution of tholic members been in their place arrangements ers did loiter with sound effect on drawal of that engine of repres- er of the Melbourne Advocate, died garments clothing to the priests SHOE STORES to vote. Instead of which a very and nuns, and in 1916, a fund was opened to prothe very wooden fortifications of sion, the so that army of they maw occupation, imbe well slack day was expected, and the supplied before the coming of winter. mediately, and that popularly el- mote in his memory some scholar. 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE Tyrone Ifouse. advanttook anti -clericals naturally ship at Newman College for a sub* * 'Phone B426. ected As the gathering passed outwards representatives of the Irish age of the Popular Party's accidenPope Benedict XV. by proxy people should be made responto it for the Irish Independent photal absence to spring this divorce stood godfather to the sible for tographer. the the sculptured effigy of young government daughof the surprise on the Chamber. The ener- ter of the Acting Governor of GaliSir Patrick Keenan appeared to country, and Congress further getic Popular whip. Dom Sturzo, is lee. Mjr. Harrington, when she was called smile in the recollection that his on the affiliated organisavery indignant. and has posted up baptised in the Church of Annuncialife work had not been wholly in tions to refuse to manufacture, the names of all members who were tion in the holy city of Nazareth. vain, and that his servants may handle, and transport munitions absent without leave. In the mean- The baptismal ceremony was persome day come into their own. or troops whether they liked it or aldivorce against time, petitions by formed the not. parish priest, and the J.B.O.R. ready begin to pour in at the Presi- superior of the mission, Father Gassi, .. USE .. Councillor James Walker, who dency of the Chamber, from Catho- acted as proxy for the Pope as the lic associations, women's societies, child's godfather. The child receiv- presided, said Ireland was a subject 11111 etc. It is well to remember in this ed the names of Benedicta Mary, on which Labour had taken a definite stand for many years, but they connection that last time the Di: after her illustrious sponsor. had found that politicians and the A yore. Bill, which has been coming Government had merely up periodically for the last sixty An Irish exchange says of the Ar- used the Irishgenerallyand Clerk question as a stepyears like a bad penny, made its ap- magh Orange demonstration on the pearance before the Italian Parlia- 12th July:-"There was a procession ping stone to keep in power. He of Sessions and ment, the President, or Speaker, de- through the city, with banners and claimed that the only solution of Deputy Clerk of clared that he had recived 400 pets. bands, discoursing party tunes, and the question was the granting of That did tions against Divorce, and only the usual combination of noisy Dominion Home Rule. Peace speaks highly of not mean a orare separation. He Catholics thought in favour. three and tawdry display of Ireland, Scotland, England, and the country drummingparaphernalia, ganising throughout but no unto- Wales together formed a democraagainst the Bill, and especially in barbaric ward incident took place." Mr tic force which would make for the the Veneto there is a spontaneous James Lonsdale, M.P., addressing the development and freedom of the popular rising against gathering, made the remarkable de- world. Miss Muhort (Edinburgh) that "If there had been no argued that who there must be no reserThe Holy Father has bought the claration To the Orangemen they would have been magnificent sanatorium built by the under the rule of a Dublin Parlia- vation regarding the granting of selfsubjected to Fate. determination the of to Orsenigo, Ireland. Brother It late was Missionary Undertaking of Modern Times a ment." It has been said again and 'time Labour got down off the fence, bene-fratelli, at Vettuno, in seaside again by unprejudiced commenta- and did something. charming position on the tories on the Irish question that near Rome. Henceforth it will be with the noisy unreasoning Orange The London convalescent Times" redevoted to sick and Here Mr. MsNEVIN'S Lew eliminated the Irish ques- cently published"Sunday the following:-"In children. under the care of a special element tion would settle itself. So long as our Dublin correspondence Established October, 1916 82 Sony attire, Darlinghurst of medical staff and of the Sisters or this privileged the secret society is per- 20th June a statement was made N.S. Walt v 2t 518 Charity of the Blessed Cottoleugo of mitted by British to that amongst the latest Sinn Fein Turin. Benedict XV. has ordered block the way it willGovernment CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. never be satisoutrages was the punishment of a an apartment to be prepared, over- factorily settled-because the jury Note: Half the Pagans of the World Live in China. is woman who had refused to give up I was so much a martyr to ill-healtk looking the sea, for his brother, a packed one. sod bad 'serves that I used to 'jump out her farm by the criminal outraging Rear -Admiral Marquis John Anof my skin' at the least shod( or noise. * of her daughter. The story was thonv Della Chiesa, to whom he is The Archbishops of Australasia Help us to build and endow a New This c 'edition continued uuti, I used your Nearly £300,000 has been subscrib- communicated to us by our corres- College in which young men will b have decided unanimously to receive greatly attached, and who has been Clements Took and cow I have different ed in Ireland towards the Dail Eir- pondent in perfect good faith, but ordained year after year, exclusively s and to support our Appeal. His an invalid for the last two years. tale to tell. earn Loan. The loan closed on July on investigation we find that it is for the Chinese Mission. This is an race Dr. Mannix takes the keenest Among the ladies whose names 9. After that date money tendered impossible to obtain any trustwois urgent need. For want of room in interest in the Mission. "Australian " Where I could eat eat or sleep, I sow were recently added to the Commis- will be credited to the Self-Determi- thy corroboration, and we therefore our existing seminary 300 students ,Catholics, he writes, "carry heavy enjoy my seep and meal.. unreservedly withdraw our accep- who applied for admission had to be/ `burdens of their own. But I know are nation Fund. sion of the Peace in England " When I was C.P.S. nod Chamber tance of London: the for alleged outrage, with Lady Edmund Talbot, them well enough to assure you that * * turned away. Magist,ote, Registrar of District Court Lady Petre, for Southend -on -sea; Our Missionaries are already in the' you can rely on them to give a genThe Twelfth of July, 1920 (says regret that we should have been and Deputy Clerk of the Peace, 'safer two and Lady Sykes, for the North Rid- King Carson to the "Brethren") was led into the publication of anything field, labouring to bring Light and erous helping hand to the Irish Misad the :ceding Judges of N.S.W. is sarisus could possibly make for the Grace to poor abandoned China. Do sion to China. I send you £100 for ing of Yorkshire. the most difficult "Twelfth" in which that count, towns for many years, I relied a embitterment of Anglo-Irish not refuse them help. They depend the great work, and I wish I could he had ever addressed them. With - further great deal on your tonic for mental and relations." This cowardly Cardinal Gasquet, 0.S.B., at the in the last twelve it ten as much." on make times lie was you alone under God. months he declarphysical energy during the exhaustive meeting of the Apostleship of Pray - Ulster had added 30.000 Orange- given full publicity in the yellow trials of the Criminal Sessions when had We celebrate 1,500 Masses annually for our benefactors, living and deer Soeiety, held in July, said he had men to her ranks. The recent muni- press, and made to do duty against to act as Deputy Clerk of the Peace. Lloyd Sinn Mr. Fein. with ceased. It lunched is the recntl sort of stuff elections, however, iscount who said the Welsh people SircipalEdward's calculations, if they do that sells the sensation mongering "Alice leaving the service io 1193 sad British Sunday papers. were still Catholic at heart, and that not altogether brand him as following commercial pursuits for eight a blithAddress Communications to Rev. E. Maguire, St. Patrick's Cathedral, years I still looked open the tonic as fine they had never assimilated the Re- ering old fool. "In London," Victoria. says Melbourne, Telephone B152. standard medicine. I am now is my S3rd He (Mr. Lloyd George) the formation. Sir Edward, "they year and am Sergeant in the A.Q.M.G. wanted someone to do in the mat- knownotorious FARRELL BROS. about Ireland than they Home Service Staff. ter of Catholic records for Wales did in less Canada or Australia. General Produce Merchants and what he (Cardinal Gasquet) had " I permit you to use this letter ai Corn Crushers. done for England. token of my thanks for the great benefit FIOWARD-ST., FREMANTLE. A good story about Mr. J. H. received from it and my recomnsecdatioo the Thomas, the Welsh Labour leader, The only Firm who Specialize in With solemn funeral rites, of it to others. Grain and Salt Crushing. body of the late Empress Eugenie has gone the rounds of British LaDuring the war he (Signed) R. T. 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kindly inform us which court you latest people are busy reading acter was also declared to be free Made do recognise. We shall be pleased Englishthe pranks and gaily -pictured from any charge of "grabbing." losing to hand you over immediately. Do about is "ladies," of Republican Courts. of society you recognise the courts of the King immodestiesare free to work their Constitution politicians of constitution of England?" The prisoner saw he the to as now And Ireland. in work Ile recognised joke. But it won'thave a soul, and and setting up of these Republican the full he had had with other bookmakers. was up against it. Carting heavy loads of bricks, (Recently we published- Millstreet and after settling with his clients the Republican Court after a pause, The Irish people At any Courts. In the first place all the it. account of the famous stone and timber to that new from the grounds. A pleaded guilty, was heavily fined, refuse to part with are the Galv. ejected to speak Republiwas required Irish are the going judges where not Bank case, money the Republicans £16,000, arrest- pickpocket was also arrested, in his and ordered to restore the stolen raterisk that soul, and these English Irish language, to pledge allegiance home. The can police recovered deported found to being the and jewellery property. to Dail Eireann, and to acknowledge ed, convicted, and slime journals have got to go. of Minister possession. the Dail of correspondent Justice. to -Handed authority Even Iron thieves. Our special the RepubliHowever, few people are likely of the Co. Longford: Republican police Justice. The courts are established in Dublin here sketches The impartial justice dispensed in accept my views on the state an Depart. Ire- at Longford races were informed by under the authority of the Eireann. so I will quote cn Courts at work throughout two ladies that their bicycles had these courts is seen by the manner England just now, Dail of Justice ENAMEL Lord Beav- ment of land. -Ed.] Courts are been stolen. A rapid search was or- in which Unionists and declared English paper thereon. Sunday says in Both Civil and Criminal way will save all this for you. DeBLIN, Jane 30, 1920. ganised, the thieves arrested, and anti -Sinn Feiners are having recourse erbrook's paper last can hardly re- of two classes-Parish Courtstimeand "We Last country. the all over editorial: was them to its that recovered. as ink the bicycles is such yet Until war -District Courts. Hardly dry PAINTED the before days We will supply your Builder with Park on reported the the cases were week two member the Gowran in At Co. Kilkenny: so lavishly splashed about practised in the machinery to enable the people in ridicule of Races, Republican police arrested a same day seem to indicate that Re- when decency was still parish specification showing exact quantities o English newspapers and the public of each area to elect their then theatre his in well and truly judges are public £105 publican the found and offidevelopment"-the pickpocket, the "latest Irish the press prefers possession. They also arrested two blind. In the first case, an ex. restaurant by respectable women!" judge has been provided, Wunderlich materials required. by a conference Republican, or as In the And Lord Edward Cecil appeals to cers will be elected The men selling bogus entrance tickets, policeman Won his case. Courts. to sae, the Sinn Fein Irish," of Er.g to be composed of the following: Price No waste, lighter, women and men latter by a lost. The young second priest trouble the dethe grave prevented later and idea .of the ''ignorant The Member for the Constituency; was a case of libel. It had been land to try to realise that without "law arresting two disorderly persons. greater covering capacity Councilr. spised Sinn Feiner, setting uppapers and mankind it- County, Urban, and Rural one civilisation ordinary courts from the Repubmorals, withdrawn Kildalkey, At Meath: English Co. clerthe courts" moved and are everlasting. lors; Poor Law Guardians; that the lican police recovered church pro- on the day set down for hearing, self must perish." the to much mirth; so much so, gyman of each denomination in Sinn pub. perty stolen two years previously. and concerned a statement made by No Work for Judges. Write for Booklets. affair was given almost as much (how "intolerant" these parish As to about plaintiff. parish a priest the the to not returned case, was This one represente. licity as the latest divorce boxing This is the sort of thing we read Feiners are! ) andClub, with a signed state- ex-soldiers-the greatest complaint Volunteer S.F. to speak of the forthcoming the ex- priest, together each of nowadays: tive papers the Morning Post can rake up again- daily in the LORD -ST.. PERTH match or football final or Pickford, ment of the culprit acknowledging st the Republican Courts is that ex Company, and Union. "For the third time in succession, his guilt. pected arrival of Mary Each Parliamentary Constituency a single police case at ABSOLUTELY THE BEST Co. Galway: At Longhrea, a young soldiers occupy positions on some of there was not Sessions, nor a single is to have a District Court, of which Day after day they printed various But whether soldiers or Moate Petty always man was arrested by Republican them! VALUE EVER OFFERED. "decisons" of the "courts,"inverted books." "Not a litigant there will be five judges. These police on a charge of accusing resi- policemen, priests or Unionists, are case on theSwinford remembering to put in Quarter Sessions, District Judges will be elected by of concerned, all receive the same even- attended spies of being M as the town the such in dents words, particular the those had of judges commas the parish The following and at 12 o'clock, after cases He plead- handed attention. will foregoing, which we are so accus- the English Government. been called and re-called in vain, district, and the appointments Republican are typical: the <>fltestksit.:41?sfie4kAttltd4Ate4t.41-1.....litet.O.,:tOctkleliieli):. tomed to see in connection with the ed guilty before be open to women and clergymen, a make Co. Kerry: At Listowel five men Judge Doyle adjourned the Court." to ordered was and Court, procedure. -day appointments. every ordinary. "The notable feature of the Quar- just as in the parisha civil jurisdicarrested by the Republican the And then one day there was con- public apology. Raving done so, were was have courts Longford Parish Co. in Sessicins ter police on a charge of stealing from With amazement the he was discharged. one tion in claims up to £10, but no title sternation. the residence of Mr. Edgar, British small size of civil actions. in On the ab- case can be decided by them. All English press read the Irish Times, The Poteen Curse, They were found day the Sessions collapsed Excise Officer. Sessions the the official Orange and Castle jourWhile title cases, and cases where the been cases. have of Police sence NEW NORCIA The Republican guilty, ordered to restore the pro41 ndigroaring and screaming and tear- particularly amount exceeds £10 in value, are to active in regard to the which they did, and were were in progress in one room,sata ReCourts. District in the by hair about this "illegal usur- illicit distillation that began to flour- perty, Court decided 41 be ing Arbitration publican then fined. Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of There is an appeal within four days pation of the legal machinery of the ish again with the total neglect by Co. Cork: In December, 1919, cer- another court-room, and disposed 41 country"! But the Irish Times did the R.I.C. of this important duty. tain cases of the Ses- from parish to district courts, and biggest the of one were the esthefts made from not merely bellow forth vogue char- For a fortnight, not a day passed tate of Captain T. A. Clarke, an sions, to the satisfaction of all par- also from district courts to appeal for the Education of Young Ladies ges. It gave data, good sound data, but we read of the seizure and total English officer. The R.I.C. made no ties." judges, who are to be appointed by 41 showing that the English appointed destruction of stills all over the in Limerick the Republican Minister for Justice. Court Republican effort to trace Subse"A the culprits. Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR For judges had suddenly been relieved country. Judges' Fees. Carts conveying the quently the case was put in the settled a legacy distribution, disof their jobs in numerous counties, "chained -lightning" were held up, hands of the Republican police, and missed a land claim, and gave judgCourts 41 Parish the of judges had The I o' e and that barristers and solicitors e e e the poteen spilled on the road. the result was the arrest recently of ment in an action for the breaking receive for travelling expenses, etc., found their occupation gone! "As and All these cases not more than £1 a day, and District of the Commandants, the five men. of a shop window. By order Brought before the Reby the out read was case after case stills, worms, and vessels, publican Court, they pleaded guilty had been withdrawn from the ordin- Court judges not more than £2 a Top floor, W.A. Chambers, clerks of courts, they were followed broken the and were fined an amount equal to ary courts." Heights) etc., were displayed outside DARLING VIEW ESTATE (SubiaeoBeach. day. only by the echo of the caller's voice, church the parish where they were the stolen property, same being of Cans "This does not look like a promissome These fees and the general costs of from is midway between the City and Ocean Estate or by a brief intimation The to Sunday, Pleasfollowing the Judge on seized. handed over to remarked the owner. deposits Hall of Town Session," ing Perth Perth the courts are met out, barristers present that his brief had serve as a warning. bridge-street is the nearest direct route fromand Sometimes piece of work was done by ing, at Ballymahon Quarter Sessions. lodged by the litigants. In all St. George's Terrace, it passes right 61 miles), only of distance (a Ocean the been withdrawn on account of the this destruction was deemed suffi- theA fine to said smaller," Republican police }.acre in the recoveven get other may in about and of "They blocks where disputes, and Estate, View cdaims Proprietors. case being transferred to 'another cient punishment; at other times ery of a number of valuable paintthrough the Darling a legal practitioner. Judge Flemto property, a certain STOTT & HOARE, can be had for I do not think I have place.'" A ings and valuable silver plate stolen ing attributed the scarcity of liti- cases relating fines were also inflicted. percentage of the value of the claim FROM £40 PER LOT. ever read an article with more am- stiff given was to touch this exfrom of weather!" humorous the residence the Duc de the hot cent. to per -10 gants dispute in or property Terms-10 per cent. deposit: balance by monthly payments usement than that bathetical "lead- poteen business by one of the "dis- Stacpoole, Longwood, Co . Meath. Business in SUCCESS "You would see more at a badly - in claims not over £50. and an iris tending over eighteen months free of interest. Buy before the er" in the Irish .Times. tillers." He wrote a letter to the R.I.C. made no effort to trace the attended wake," commented a spec- creasingly small percentage as the late. too be will Von or constructed, are trams Retributive Justice. comes from TRAINING The Republican Commandant, promising stolen goods, so Republican police tator at the Quarter Sessions at value in dispute is greater. The first spasm of consternation to have nothing more to do with it, took it up. They refused to accept Strokestown. There were present, successful party is refunded his de CONNOR, DOHERTY di DITRACH LTD., PERT Republican reward genthat the a offered to them by Cap. correspondhe found since legal decide special four not passed, Wakely, does having only Judge posit if the Court ents were rushed to Ireland, with the authorities were so set against its taro Stacpoole. Out of the deposit of tlemen, two policemen, and 2 civil otherwise. We Coach inresult that there followed several "But," he added, "I did not think Another affair which was starred bill officers. - Even the Crown Soli- the unsuccessfupl party the costs os SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, I only as case wrong, sold a in the and I was doing weeks of interesting reading by the press was the arrest of a citor was not present, successful party may be paid at the Commercial BOOKKEEPING, shape of reports of cases disposed of it to policemen and soldiers!" He number of men charged with raid- against James Hanley for alleged un- the discretion of the Court. In All ENGLISH, Etc., Not the evidently thought he was doing the ing and stealing £82 from the Foy- lawful assembly was adjourned. cases where the dispute submitted is in the Republican Courts. been its Subjects. Business least interesting development was "cause" a good turn in poisoning ( nes estate of Lord Monteagle. The Practically all the cases had considered by the Court to be frivolthe fact that, with a highly credit- enemies! men were convicted by the Republi- settled by Sinn Fein tribunals. No ous. the deposit of the plaintiff is As well as destroying the poteen can Court, and the property recov- cases were listed for last Moneygall confiscated. able unanimity, the Ehglish sheets BUSINESS FULL Special Our The following receipt was Petty Sessions, Nenagh, nor at Lis discarded the quaint idea of placing works, the Republican police are ered. They Hate Sinn rein, COURSE guarantees to fully qualRIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. certain words between inverted com- closing up the "shebeens," and have handed to the press for publication: more." Republican ify in ON IM YEAR. This account of the Instead, we found them re- taken the regulation of liquor traf- "Received the sum of £82 2s 6d, and mas. was sitting Wakely Judge "While For the one dwarf fountain pen, which were in Ireland can be rounded off Courts porting the cases, in the main, as fic in general in hand. Boyle, at courthouse CHAS. B. GOSDEN, in the empty DANIEL MULCAHY, two they should be reported. Albeit, slightest infringement of the licens- stolen from Lord Monteagle's estate a Republican Court held a session most appropriately by recording Manager. having inIMPORTANT.-We are there was a welcome difference be- ing laws. both the old English -made office on the night of 17 or 18 April, outside the courthouse, and gave tributes from two. bitterly anti -Irish, for March were recovered judgment on many cases which had anti -Sinn Fein, anti-Catholic news- stalled, to be ready tween such reports and the rpeorts laws and the new Republican-made 1920. which ApReceiving Times: Irish Range the is This Lon" courts, are down aba laww,the saloons shut papers. the English 119201, of cases tried in through the instrumentality of the previously been listed for hearing be"Confidence in the sanctions of paratus of tne most modern type whether in England or Ireland. The solutely for varying periods. When- Irish Republican Army. Signed, in fore Judge Wakely." British law and order vanished long Valve and Crystal Receiver, taught details and decisions were stripped ever in the opinion of the Com- the presence of witnesses, John Litnow countrysides whole it is and advis- tle, estate office, Foynes, June 2, ago, by Expert Instructors. Students of all legal flummery, until an ordin- mandant of the district Position of Barristers. and wrongs to qualify for Operator's Certificate in ary layman could appreciate the are closed without question. In 1920." feel losing theirof rights the legal profession What Fein." Sinn and, and closcourts districts the opening the 12 Months. some every instants; in report whole Sunday Slime Journals, most is the withdrawal of the numAnd here is the dear old London PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' better still, not only justice, hut re- ing hours have been drastically rethe ordinary Morning Tory The latest move is the exercise of erous land cases from that delightful Post, At Roscommon last week tributive justice, was exacted. Take vised. COLOURMEN. source ot are a great to: These courts. on Application English over the strict Terms a censol'ship Die-hards, of the mainstay case. had journal, of one the Republican Commandant report for instance this income, and the transfer of such to and chief Orange "sooler" in and out B.A., Principal. Special Prices for Convents and Schools, Retail. and S. HALPIN, Wholesale Bare as it is, where is the man who notices posted up instructing the Sunday papers that flood ,}eland T. great a was Courts Republican would not exclaim on reading it: public houses to close at 9 p.m. every week. They are shocking. pro- the are of season: (Late 16th. Batt., A.I F.) -minded blow. Altogether the barristers "A case is reported from County "Oh, for a Sinn Fein Court in MY R.I.C. tore these notices down; ductions, and every decentthis The Law Council Kerry new in for trouble. 'Phone 2357. completely how which shows nevertheless the saloons closed person cannot but applaud district!" barrister any just decided that the Sinn Fein organisation has takPerhaps some development. Now and again I has Co. Kerry: Two young men arrest- promptly at 9 prn. Telephone/No. A1011. appearing before "any illegal tried in Corragh Lake district, were day the wowsers in Australia will be buy one to seek out a certain state- bunal' will be struck off the Rolls. en over the work of government. Garage Telephone, A1837. English politician, Three men, who were 'arrested' by charged before the Republican asking Sinn Fein to send a few of ment made by anabout over scream a tremendous is There but Ireland, lie the latest confined or Dingle Volunteers, were the down there! money the Republican police FOR ASK Court with stealing a sum of the Law it is nauseous work wading through this action, especially since and at the Carnegie Library, They from an old-age pensioner. DUG BOGUE mainly of lawyers, in R.I.C. Set Criminals Free. were tried by a Sinn Fein the divorce news and such like stuff Council consists were fined TWICE the amount they Ulster nights of the members were who in However, want. what I one find The charge was of theft to Court. CAR P333 FOR HIRE DAY AND stole, all of which was handed over exFor been Presumably you have told Government! Provisional NIGHT. now the newsagents pipes, tobacco, and sweets. Witto the pensioner. They were then that Dublin Castle is dealing with several counties Chancellor, Sir of were called, and the accused Six Cylinder Studebaker -7 Seater. have been compelled to cancel their ample, the Lord was released. legal adviser, nesses these Sinn Fein Court "outrages." James Campbell, The sentence were found guilty. Touring Parties a Of course, politicans, judges, law- In several instances when men have orders for these Sunday slime jourand Ulster in the Wedding General, Attorney Some of them pleaded that i.e., is not recorded, but while the Specialty. yers, and magistrates in England pleaded guilty to various offences, nals. were Now he is passed only sold to the English Provisional Government. trial was proceeding there was a Cars for Weddings. Cream and and Australia will brand this as r the R.I.C. have broken up the court they Council, Law the of Chairman no of was large in front of the Carnegie "justice." and freed the criminals. In one in- soldiers, but the plea Hyde-street, North Perth shocking miscarriage of off the rolls Hall, crowd Others defied the orders, as such is going to strikedefends among the throng being half Garage: 14 ARMADALE. A3488. his a dozen What they would have done stance a man convicted by a Repub- avail. dumbfounded policemen. O.P.O. Motor Rank. 'Phone sen- lican with the result that Volunteers seiz- anyone who merely to been have court! would from Court to escape managed a voluntary before client and burned them. "In their supplies another case four men were ed GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, Armadale. 8 Telephone, far, tence the two culprits to a month's so led the R.I.C. to the a number of other counties a Strange to say, the solicitors,It looks arrested by Sinn Fein police and de. com- his prison. He Proprietor, imprisonment-for which the where he had been confined, In G. F. H. COSTELLO tamed in the workhouse. The charge more drastic method was resorted are at liberty to appear. the ol.i place the reverse munity would pay-leaving for arand his Republican gaolers were will barristers the against them was that they his rested. The latter have been court to. Volunteers met the trains, took as if had Byers Road, Midland Junction. age pensioner to whistle burned them on decision of the Law Council in some and the papers, broken into and taken out away a conmoney. martialled and gaoled by the mili- the spot. The Republican position way. Some have already defied this siderable sum of old -age pensions Painter and House Renovator. The Courts at Work. Alterations, tary, and the criminal is free to prey is quite clear. If the- papers were grotesque body. money from the Ventry Post Office. All Classes of Repairs, cases. on the community. He pleaded clean there could be no objection to The first Republican Land Court They were tried and detained till and Renovations Satisfactorily 4.: Let us look at a few more imCounty that be. ifs the houses, various to note guilty to raiding met Dublin Executed. in It was interesting resorted to in fore the Republican Court, but that their entry into Ireland. But it is to sit the following night, when all the Insurance Company, Limited. prisonment was only A Trial Solicited. contended that their wholesale Council offices on Friday last. A money was handed over Seemingly the does not matter to Dublin Castle. dumping here is part of the English barrister presided and the litigants Court, and was later handedtoto the exceptional cases. SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. the good The took him again, hear of counsel. will by However, we Republican magistrates This "divorce-dope" were represented propaganda. sub-postmistress at Ventry by a proFIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, sure. 'Phone, A1474. stock of the prisoners, and asked minent Sinn Feiner, who told her fine, An amusing incident bearing on and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST themselves: "Is this a case for or the money had DINES been E. recovered by G. is P. J. SULLIVAN, Manager,.. imprisonment, or deportation; get this sort of thing was published last the Sinn Fein Court." CURRENT RATES PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, ! it a case where the prisoner willresti week. Three men in Co. Clare were 955 HAY -STREET. his deserts, if ordered to make point convicted and ordered by a Repubin Buy tickets in Christian Brothers' lican Court to rebuild a certain wall tution?" Here is a caseother cases they had torn down, and to pay Art Union. £50 for la. If you followed by a number of haven't tickets or cannot get them, damages. Two disobeyed the order SAVOY HOTEL taken at random from the Press: send to Organiser, Brother Moore, Co. Galway: Four men who in con- of the court, and were subsequently is the Acme of Luxury Savoy dispute Helen -street, Fremantle. The to detenland and sentenced rearrested local a with nection and Refinement. levelled the walls of a farm, owned tion on one of the small islands off Tariff. 12s 6d per day £4 4s per by Mrs. Walsh, Carandulla, were the West Coast for three weeks. The El week. G. F. YEATES sentenced to rebuild the walls. This R.I.C. got to hear of this, and orThe men were then re- ganised a rescue party to take off Accommodation may be reserved by was done. Optician, the marooned men. To their aswire or letter. leased. 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. The Republican tonishment and anger, however, Co. Leitrim: J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. Court at Mohill found three men their good intentions were not appre(Opposite Town Hall). guilty of injuring property of local ciated, for the two prisoners met Protestants. They were fined and them with a shower of stones, and BEDFORD HOTEL 4c1.. 1.1., lid. each Telephone, B277. lid. each odered to pay compensation. This point-blank refused to let them land, being done, they were given a week let alone rescue them! MURRAY-STREET. P. J. HEVRON most An incident that evoked in which to leave the district. Renovated Throughout. ',iris: Co. Tipperary: Two hours after a amusement in connection with these CUSTOMS,.SHIPPING, and FOR- Thoroughly RED and BLACK in Printed Nicely Accommodation for CounSplendid Of Re. in North Clare. Courts happened theft had been reported to the WARDING AGENCY. try Visitors, publican police at Thurles, the pro- course, you know that it is the inGENERAL CARRIERS. TARRIFF MODERATE. perty had been recovered, the thief variable practice of Republicans charged before the ordinary courts PIIILLIMORE CHAMBERS, GEORGE AUBURN, Proprietor. arrested, and punished. Co. Wexford: A young man found to refuse to acknowledge their jurisFREMANTLE, guilty by the Republican Court at diction, and to take no further inWexford of larceny of £80 worth of MOIR'S CHAMBERS. haberdashery, was sentenced to deMOTOR CAR PAINTING. portation from the town. Much of the property was recovered. HARRY McCARTHY Co. Kilkenny: At Callow two ex 195 PIER -STREET. soldiers who pleaded guilty to raidPRACTICAL COACH PAINTER. ing for arms were sentenced by the the Friendly Societies' Acts of Aurtralasia.) under Registered and Church of the the Hierarchy by (Approved fine, Established Over 20 rears. Republican Court to a heavy for sir and ordered to leave the parish the Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. Its of President The 12 months. and females), demanding is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals to Catholicsin (males 10 Court explained the severity of the It NO. GLENORAN the receipt by any Locality on established their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be TEN sentence by stating that these raids PERSONS, sanctioned by the PRIEST of for arms were being attributed to DISTRICT SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by SCOTLAND'S BEST. Sinn Fein, and had to be stopped. the DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending members being fully set out in the requisition. £300,383 in Funds. PURE MALT WHISKY. Co. Tipperary: Tried by the Re550 BRANCHES enroughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand: 50,000 members and five on publican Court at Nenagh, Financial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. As supplied under Contract to the charges, including assault, houseMODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. W.A. 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PAGE VIII
THE W.A.RECORD. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
ur Farmers
11,
1920
(Mr. Hutchinson) by a deputation representing the Protestant denominations to obtain the rescinding of (Mention THE RECORD when writing.) the clause in the University Bill AMERICA'S WHEAT CROP. which forbade the granting of degrees in divinity by the University .rding to a New York cable of The Very Rev. the of Melbourne. August last, the secretary of the Administrator, Father Barry, speak. ing at St. Patrick's Cathedral on rtment of Agriculture estimates the coming United States wheat Sunday, July 11, protested against will reach 3,000,000,000 bushels, the establishment of a Chair of Pro QUEENSLAND. Australian citizens, when they have for many years. In the decline of testant Theology at the University. h will exceed the pro -war average taken Archbishop Mannix to -day, The oat crop 00,000,000 bushels. his life he went to live with his son It was resolved that a deputation his During visit to Barcoldine, and are treating him in just the at Broken pected to be 1,400,000,000 bushels, from the State Council of the Fedthe total value of the crops is esti- Archbishop Duhig was welcomed by same way as they would treat a eration wait on the Minister of Edu. the veteran, Father Bucas, who in criminal. at I:5,000,000,000. the Says Sydney Jourcation for the purpose of protesting Freeman's his early youth, was a soldier in nal: "The Daily Telegraph tells us on behalf of the Catholic body the army of Pope Pius IX. The On the 7th. of last month, there the Ashfield Town Hall 'could not against the establishment of a Chair e Western Australian Statistical that thinks it is a pity Archbishop rtment reports all-round decreases Father Bucas does not write his passed away at Katoomba, in the hold all the Protestants who sought of Divinity at the Melbourne Unieighth year of his ministry, the to attend the public meeting held versity, and arrangements were e stock. Sheep totalled 6,697,951, rease of 485,796; cattle, 880,644, reminiscences, as no priest in Aus- Rev. Father John Collins, late as- there last night as a result of the or- made by Mr. A. A. Farthing, M.L.A., The AdapterFitted with worn-out SharePitted with worn-out Plate. Born rests of 68,203; and horses, 174,9W tralia has had more thrilling or in- sistant priest at Crookwell. effort of the Protestant for the interview to take place on teresting experiences than he. at Drimoleague, County Cork, 30 ganised rease of 44,373. But after the song of Tuesday, August 3rd. However, All Farmers are hereby notified that the THORLEY ADAPTER is designed to Father Bucas is not only one of years ago, he was educated at the Federation.' hate was over there Mr. Farthing received a communica. meet the requirements of the man on the land, and to reduce the cost of Plow Shares by 50 the oldest priests, but also one of Irish College, Paris, and after his anti-Catholic followed an appeal for 'financial tion from Mr. Hutchinson, notifying AUSTRALIA'S WOOL. to use up all discarded Plow Shares and Plates for a further term. The per cent, thereby enabling Farmers the best-informed men -in Australia ordination became assistant priest help,' Adapter may be used for the followthe Telegraph reporter him that the interview with the Fed ing Shares and Plates:to -day. The early days of his mis- at Koulburn, Young, and Crook becameand stricken man. Peering eration representatives would be unOSPECTS OF COMING CLIP. sionary life were spent amongst the well. In his last illness he had the into the ahat, SHEARER PATENT SHARE. and counting the tbs. necessary, the explanation of the SHEARER SI. Maoris in New Zealand. He spoke happiness of receiving the last rites couraged coppers rattling tunelessly Minister of Education to Mr. Far SHEARER PLATES. MASSEY-HARRIS ALL PLATES their language, and thoroughly un- of the Church from Rev. Father J. at the bottom, the scribe was at a thing being "that the Cabinet had STATE PLATES. r. George Jeffrey, a well-known derstood their customs. HITTERS' PLATES. It was P. Bailey, of Oakleigh, Melbourne. complete loss as to how to wind up decided to make no alteration with DEERING PLATES. ority do wool, returned to Adelaide owing to his tuition that Governor who was SMITH'S PATENT A8, A3, AL his former class-mate and his chronicle with a telling flourish. regard to appointments at the Uniweals from America. He states And Others. George Bowen, when transfer- cabin -mate on his voyage to AusHe wanted to boost the show, but, versity, and that consequently no he spent sonar time in Boston, Sir red from The Queensland to Adapter is New further Zeadesigned to tralia. At the protect solemn the foot office of the Plow, alas! he was a man, and a journal- interview would be necessary." will render the false foot unnecesHad he Bradford of America. sary. It has many other advantages which will be beneficial to theand could greet the Maoris in their Requiem, sung at Saints Peter and and ired any introduction to that city land, to whom the truth is everything. Farmer. It is easy to adjust, and is tongue, and sing their songs Paul's Cathedral, Goulburn, for the ist designed to fit the lower edge of the Mould Board. The Adapter is constructed fact of his association with the own So with a hard swallow he tapped of the best steel, and will Friday, the 27th. ult., was the Father Bucas last took a the deep of lifetime a interest Plow. The cost repose of his soul, his Lordship Dr. his fountain pen and haltingly told 60th. anniversary of the setting out is reasonable, and will be sold direct to the Farmer. raliau wool scheme would have pro- in the welfare and conversion of Gallagher, before giving the . all that Was necessary, for the PRICE 20/- EACH, DELIVERED AT STATION OR SIDING. the public that the collectors 'met from Melbourne of the Burke and Queensland aborignals, and dur- Absolutions, gave a touching final trade of Boston had nothing but the 'id- with some amount of response.' It Wills Expedition. A sister of Wills The Proprietors, Messrs. THORLEY (patentee), HOWDEN, BROWN, and O'NEILL, are desirous of highest appreciation of those ree- ing his long term as parish priest of dress. He spoke of the death re- would be interesting to know if is living at Ballarat, and has in her securing to the Farmers of W.A. FIRST PREFERENCE to supplies. is therefore necessary to loved by cently of Father O'Dowd and Mon- Messrs. Ness, ibFe. for what they termed the Mackay, was greatly send orders for deliveries as early as possible, so as to ensure prompt attentionIt at Wilson, Enright possession the watch which Wills this end. All orders, ,ificent handling of wool under them. At 80 he is as intellectually signor Buckley, and said God in his and Co. really Ley, on the stating the raised and had expedition, which maker's enough to pay name of Plow and the number of alert Adapters as should many required, men of half his years. liiving mercy had chastened be rnment ownership. It would be accompanied by the for the lights, for if they did it was brought back by the search cheque, made payable and addressed to ge if the ears of Sir John Higgins A quarter past six every morning, priests and people of the old dio- might really be considered quite a party. his colleagues did not "burn as winter and summer, finds him on cese of Goulburn very much of late. successful anti-Catholic gathering. stilt of the unstinted praise of the altar celebrating Mass.. He Father Collins was a young of As a rule, the 'Protestants' who can Martin Joseph Sharkey, of Elaine, ricans. The United States banks has assimilated knowledge on a great promise. Of him, aspriest of the or cannot 'crowd into' these meet- and vice-president of the Meredith REGISTERED OFFICE: almost shut down on all credit vast variety of subjects, and his other two who went before him, ings it actually want C.Y.M.S., was awarded the Royal to get out of the it became practically impossible memory is so retentive that once could be said with truth that he cold westerlies, 35 BARRACK STREET PERTH and a veteran 'cop' Humane Society certificate of merit the wool houses to obtain money he has read a thing he never for- did well the great work Orders will be delivered direct from the manufacturers to the nearest railway station or God could search most of them without for saving the life of a young girl which to purchase wool. The re - gets it. Rev. Father Julian Plor- had given him to do. which siding. Don't neglect to send your order at once. He fought finding the price of a long beer. The under very dangerous circumstanwas that America's domestic clip mel is his nephtw. the good fight; he preserved the bigots get handsomely ces. He was also presented with a reported, Save but time, save cost of almost unsaleable even at a very production by using the ADAPTER without further delay. faith; he finished his course. The the real standing of their followers gold chain and medal suitably inrice. The American wool growers A grand organ has been purchas- Catholics of Young and Receipts will be forwarded by return mail. Crookwell, may be guessed by the fact that the scribed b' the residents of Meredith ver, coinbined to hold their wool ed for St. Stephen's Cathedral, and among the chief years of his parson who beats the Orange drum and district for his bravery. they could get a price which will be installed as soon as possible. too briefwhom ministry were spent, would is usually rustily attired, extremely * d be profitable to them. He (Mr. Important alterations are read with deep regret the announce- down at the The Very Rev. Dean Rooney, Adheels, and with the real ey) was well aware that there was made to the instrument prior being to in- ment of his death. His brother light of hunger in his eyes. It would ministrator of the Diocese of Sand- had asked the Archbishop to perit to such combination, and he did stallation. THE CASH BOX. IRISH NATIONAL priests and fellow -labourers would seem that an attack on Rome is the hurst (says an Advocate correspond- form the ceremony, and he had conbelieve that where extravagant miss him-his bright, sunny nature, last resource of ranters, political and ent), is taking advantage of Dr. sented, conferring the order of subwere demanded such combination FORESTERS Speaking recently on the J. results K. (Coolgardie) Thanks. Your his simple, unaffected piety, his ecclesiastical, who have failed to Phelan's visit to Bendigo to get his deacon on July 13, of deacon on last. He did not even advocate of the Lambeth as clearness and distinction of thought hold audiences by copy has been mailed direct. SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. ination among Australian wool gathered from the Conference, Catholic July 14, of the priesthood at High brighter and more Lordship to outline the cabled reports, and expression, his rich vein of hum- intelligent methods." ers, but he was firmly convinced his Grace Archbishop policy at the coming State elections; Mass in thanksgiving for the canoni- J. J. F. Cheapest OMb(Cunderciin): No, we hadn't No Initiation Tee. unless the coming clip was offered he had no hope for a Duhig said our, his sympathy with the sick and and for that purpose has arranged sation of St. Gabriel of Our Lady of tribuyona. missed that point. There was an Chris - suffering, his love for and influence stricted quantities a total collapse tendons. save on the reunited a meeting of the local branch of the Sorrow, in the Passionist Church, The body of Mr. Branches: Michael Shanley, lines set article Hugh down elsewhere in the O'Neill, issue on over the young. The funeral afterhies might easily occur. He Perth, Recent cable mesHere, at Sale, Mount Argus. missing at Kiandra recent. Catholic Federation. the subject. Thanks so much meets alternate Thursdays, in the era to stund behind the by the late Pope Leo XIII. in his wards took place to the Catholic reported ly, was found buried in the snow in the Bishop gave us his views on sages show that his Grace joined in encyclical letter on that Cemetery.-RJ.P. for your genuine interest. Why Savoy Hotel Grill Rooms, Hay nal wool council of Australia along celebrated this important subject on Sunday, the protest of the other Australasian a gorge street, subject. near the Perth. The head of Wallis outstanding not Brian feature let yourself Boru go on some sub. their London representatives in Branch, visited Rome Creek, about four miles from Kian- the 8th. ult. On that occasion we prelates who had Fremantle, every alternate Tuesday, ject or other? endeavour to tide over one of the of that portion of Christendom sepRecent advices state that Mon- dra. He was a native of the dis- were told that, so far as Gippsland against the treatment of Archbishop Friendly Societies Hall, 64 Adelaide. from the Catholic Church by critical period in the history of the arated was concerned, no political Mannix by the British Government. C. D. (Southern province signor trict, street, O'Haran's and the condition is 62 years imof Secretary's Reformation age. There had been its conaddress, industry He did not wish to Cross): Your comW. would be favoured or opposed n alarmist, but it must be borne stant sub-divisions into innumer- proving, but he is not yet out of had beep an exceptionally heavy fall party plaint has been looked into, and Keating, 23 Burt-street, Fremantle. His Lordship Dr. Norton, of Port of snow in the district, and it is as a party, but that each member Ind that, irrespective of the combs able sects that puzzled and bewild- danger. can see nothing wrong this end. Charles Stuart Parnell, Boulder. Secretary's supposed that he was caught in a would be tested on the question of Augusta, has published the twentyaddress, there were 4,000,000 bales of un- ered the civilised and uncivilised No, we're afraid you're wrong Court Hotel, report of the liabilities of his Boulder; meets alternate Fridays. storm and lost his way. He the Bible in State schools by means third wool in the world. This, to- alike, and drove men to substitute about the persons they are likely John Rev. Father Monaghan, S.M., of snow Diocese, to March 31st. last. The was an Dillon, Midland Junction, J. bushman, and of a referendum on Slat subject. with the fact that countries for religion the strange and fanciful to send them to. However, we F. O'Malley, who studied at the Univer- knew theexperienced report shows that safe and steady district Quebec had been large users of wool cults of which there seemed to be Sydney, thoroughly. Heavy -street, Midland trust that you will have no fur- Junction. progress is being made in the reducSOUTH AUSTRALIA. still practically unable to buy, no end. The great truth to be re- sity during intervals of his busy snow fell during the funeral.-12.1 P. ther cause for complaint, as your tion of the debt, which now stands Money to Lend on application to ly demostrated that the position cognised was that Christ establish- career as a priest, has passed his case is going direct to the D.P. the at £9,838, examination for M.A. in the as compared with the gross Society', The is "There Worker absolutely no delicate, and required careful ed on earth an authoritative and final doubt Solicitors, recently a Messrs. J. M.G. from us. Thanks for your and Father Mon- strong cartoon,published R. Maxwell, Barrack -street, ling. It would be fogy for wool indefectible teaching body, and School of History. "Buckling on his about the sympathy, the more than liability of £19,584 on March 31, letter, it is a real cheery one. aghan has been engaged for some Armour." Perth, or the General Secretary, era to expect for the coming clip that body still existed. represents the "Sec- sympathy, of the Australian people 1918. care time as a teacher at the Marist No- tarian Devil"It with J. J. Snigg, xtreine prices which ruled in Lonfor the Barrack Irish cause," Most Rev. Dr. -street. its rider a fatA farewell social was tendered by L. P. (Mogumber): Thanks for revitiate. He is at present in Queens- glutted armoured grotesque months ago. At the same An old and well Nation- Spence, Archbishop of Adelaide, at parents pioneer land. mittance. Will make enquiries in and scholars of if the position were judiciously in the person of Mr.known the Flindpresent alist, on a encased visit to in an ill.fitting, Ireland, told Martin the direction you indicate. You YOUNG IRELAND oiled the wool growers had reason nan, of Maryborough, passed Brenan "Irish Independent" represents. ers -street school to Miss M. C. SOCIETY OF bearing a forked staff on want a plow; well, several of our away Denny, who has been promoted to WESTERN AUSTRALIA. pect good prices. This applied on the 16th. of last month, after The following priests were ordain- hangs "the flag that braved." which (Pro- tive recently. "When I say the Irish the Nailsworth a advertisers carry the line you Lally to growers of merino, and long illness, at the age of 70 school. Miss ed at St. Mary's cause," Denny bably he Cathedral, Kilone of those things made in proceeded, "I mean the was want; years. write them. Yes, we do Under the presented particularly to those whi were The Patronage of His Grace with an illuminated arrived in Marybor- kenny, by Archbishop Kelly: Rev. Japan under contract for the flag- Sinn Fein cause, and as proof of that address on behalf know something of the State unthe Archbishop. nate enough to have sound, free ough deceased of the parents and Wall, naggers) who is being attended to I refer you to the great convention 57 years ago. He was a native James Boran, Rev. Joseph plements, but that's another story. Objects: The Study of the Languof that type. Rev. Richard by little Billy. his familiar, prior to held in Melbourne last November, scholars, and also a gold star brooch of Green's Bridge, Kilkenny. Ire- both for Sydney; No, they don't advertise with age, us. Music, set with pearls as a mark of the esHistory, Literature, and land. Mr. E. Mr. T. J. Brennan, of War- Moran, for Goulburn; and Rev. mounting, and setting forth. The under the presidency We suppose they don't want any Dancing of Ireland. and in which Miss Denny was held eadjuatment has been made by the wick, solicitor, G. the revival artist has hit the little maudeurer's Ryan, at which 2,4W official dele- teem and Mr. T. T. Bren- William Hogan, for Brisbane. Irish -Australian gold in their cof- of the ideals of an Irish -Ireland. ralian Wheat Board of the psi - nan, M.L.A., gates attended, representing the by parents of the scholars. The hypocrisy in a very sore place. Toowoomba, are fers. sons. The Society MEETS NEXT MONreceived from the Imperial -R.I.P. Probate has been granted of the whole of Australia. The Irish peo- head master, at an assembly of the EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. rnment on account of storage will of the late Elizabeth Griffin, of pie and people of Irish descent, with whole school, presented the depart- M. (Kwolyn): Book sent on Wed- DAY VICTORIA. PATRICK'S the 3,000,000-ton contract made A picturesque site of 11 acres has 113 Victoria -street, Sydney, BOYS' the exception of a few of the type ing teacher with a handsome chair, widow. nesday week. Trust it reached WELLINGTON -STREET.SCHOOL, eeember, 1916. the Through New been purchased for the site gift of the teachers, The you testatrix, who died call scholars, in June shoneen Irishmen, are una. and committee. All of the you safely. Monthly Wales being unable to supply proposed new Subscriptions: The Rev. Father J. were last, left Sullivan, S.J. of the value of very sorry nimously in favour of the Irish and Juveniles, 6d; Gentlemen,Ladies quantity allotted her the credit at Toowoomba.St. Vincent's Hospital £82,190. estate lose one who had endeared herIs. She appointed as her ex- (Rector of Xavier College, Kew , movement." In further proof of to The Sisters of Char. T. McL. (Fremantle) Change of adto that State has been reduced ity are self to has every MISS P. been one, appointed a teachers, ecutors and member of the his trustees scholars, William statsment, CharDr. Spence Secretary. extending their labours to dress noted. £394,000 to £262,000, while VieThanks; receipt MISS N. O'BRIEN, and parents alike. Miss Denny was committee of the Coon- to the demonstration at thereferred KENNY, Asst. Secretary Richsent. s credit has been increased from the capital of the Darling Downs, les Hadley Lippmann, bank man- registration cil of Victorian Public Education. ;non Racecourse, Melbourne, attend- entertained at afternoon tea by the 000 to £689,000_, South Australia's and the plans of the new hospital ager, of Sydney; her daughter, Lou* * ad by over 100,000 Irish sympathis- teachers. £682,000 to Carnamah: "Wishing you all suc28,000. and West- are now being prepared by a firm of isa Mary Jordan, of Manly; and the PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Dr. Phelan is experiencing much era, outstandingtthheeunanimity featuorpeoifon The founda- Perpetual Trustee Company, Ltd. ustralia's from £63,000 to £116,- Sydney architects. cess." Issue of 14th. mailed-the Sir Richard Butler, who had just MEN'S SOCIETY. of Legacies £50 tion each were stone left in of the to the difficulty first building the section will be Christian was Total storage payments on the last one we have. returned from to England, took his seat inst. were £1,810,000 as against laid towards the end of November Little Sisters of the Poor at Rand - Brothers' College, Sale, the garding the question of self -deter- in the Assembly on August 12. Re- Mambooda: 504 HAY -STREET, PERTH. mination for Ireland. At the conthis year. It is expected that the wick, the Boys' Home at Westmead, scarcity of cement. ,1100 on 9th inst. Thanks-receipt sent. vention and public meeting the plying to Mr. Edwards, Sir Richard new building will be ready for the St. Joseph's Orphanage at Lane (Under the Patronage of His Grace said he had given no authority for of patients in about Cove -road, and the Sacred Heart As the result of the appeal made Archbishops and Bishops of Austra. his vote being P.P.M.: Many thanks indeed. Archbishop Clune.) Western Australian Statistical reception paired Hospital for ha in twelve the were favour months' Dying all and time. either of £100 tr The present or repre- Mr. Angas as Chairman Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, sum of in the Catholic Churches of the rtment announces that its Decem- £7,000 has been already St. Mary's of Commit. Building Fund. She Archdiocese for the relief Qf distress seated, thereby showing their sym- tees. Card subscribed Room, Cricket Club, Harstimate of the 1919-20 harvest by the residents of If he had been present he riers' Club, Debating, Mud Toowoomba to- also left legacies to certain nephews in Broken Hill, a sum of 11,000 wai pathies with the cause. ed the actual wheat yield by would not have voted for him under wards the erection of the new hos- in Ireland. The residue of the es- raised. cal and Dramatic Society. Monsignor Killian, WAGIN Adm., ,610 bushels, owing to 33,148 pital. any circumstances. tate is to be divided among her of Broken Hill, has written to the A letter from the Archbishop by Mr. Crosby, his COMMERCIAL CLASSES. acres being cut for hay, with the colleague for children. took the reA SOCIETY THAT EVERY t that the hay yield is 41,858 tons Rev. Father T. B. Very Rev. Father J. Barre. Adm. of the last mail, dated July 8, says the sponsibility forBarossa, Sacred Heart Convent. CAthe pair, and Mr. AlTHOLIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD Keating, late the estimate. the Archdiocese of Melbourne, ex. vithernasCrtohsesn, shows The figures now of Roma, that tshaavtiouhr.s,is len (Government Whip), evidently Trinity College of Music Examinahas been appointed senior Mr. Thomas Barlow, another of pressing his most grateful thanks cm GraceSou BELONG TO. are :-Wheat, 1,041,827 acres, ill. at ease, tion somewhat Results, curate at Warwick. Full the old fatuously pioneers particulars 956 bushels or an average of who blazed the the suffering women and children of Dublin, the headquarters of on aplication the tried to make * that want of con- The following are the results of R. PRENDERGAST, Hon. totrack of civilisation in this country, Broken Hill for the magnificent bushels. As compared with the and Irish Dominicans, whither he had fidence in the out Sec. Rev. Father Martin Doherty has passed to his long home recently, Government was the examination in theory of music mix harvest, the acreage was at timely assistance given to them by Proceeded from Rome with Priors in the election. In reply inwhich 76 less, and the yield 2,377,569 been transferred from St. Patrick's, the age of 99 years. He was a na- the priests and good Catholic people Crofts, O.P., of San Clemente. His volved took place on June 12, 1920, to Capt. Denny's is more. while the average per Valley, to Toowoomba, as senior tive of Ireland, and came to New of the Archdiocese of Melbourne. that the at the Sacred Heart Convent, Wag- Society of St. Vincent de Paul Grace met Mrs. and Miss O'Mara, of vote could be suggestion erased from the re- in:has increased by 3.1 bushels. The curate. South Wales as a young man. SubWestern Australia (Insorp.) Adelaide, who were in Dublin for cords, Sir Richard said: "It is quite ten hay acreage was 234,772, the sequently he took up grazing in of Recently were the Rev. R. Intermediate Division: Margaret ordination Father representations immaterial Rev. Father Thomas Lalor 286947, tons, and-the average 1.2 I shan't take Gloster has Central Queensland, where he lived made to the Minister of Education O'Mara, S.J. The Jesuit Fathers any trouble to me. (honours), Marian Cronin, This Society exists for the purpose in the matter." This gives an increase of 44,373 been transferred from Rosalie to Rosie Drew, Thomas Tranter. of assisting worthy families and 86,577 tons. The yield of St. Patrick's, Valley. Junior Division: Jean Gloster others, including inmates of public and wheaten hay combined is TASMANIA. (honours, 100 marks), Rita Dunstan institutions, in indigent circumstan64 tons, an increase of 128,238. Rev. Father Cornelius Cahalane, ces, and engages in other good sts yield is 2,486,918 bushels, an lately from Ireland, has been During the no-confidence debate (honours), Gladys Potts (honours), works. apIt is governed by a CounJoan Bates (honours), Marjorie Edne of 13 bushels an acre. This pointed curate at Rosalie. in the State Parliament, the Hon. office in Swan Chambers, BarG. ward (honours), increase of 987,229 bushels, and of Reni Fairhead cil, E. Ogden (Labour) made the followrack -street, Perth, and nas blanthe average per acre. The Redemptorist Fathers have ing remarks: "I would like to send (honours), Florrie Delbridge (hon- ches or conferences in many parishes been very busy conducting missions Mr. Hughes away on a stone ship, ours). throughout the State. since their establishment in the with leaden sails, and make hell its Preparatory THE CROW PEST. Division: Isabel The calls on are many, State. Father Walsh, C.SS.R., refirst port of call." Loud laughter, Hills (honours, 100 marks), James and with a viewits tofunds supplementing cently concluded successful missions says a correspondent, and no pro Johnston (honours), Mollie Hills its resources, the Siediety invites novement originated by the Albury at Nundah and Bullimbah. (honours), Ursurla Bates tests met the remarks. Father (pass), persons when making their wills to ires Protection Board has for its Treacy, C.SS.R., opened Nellie Warrall, Ruth Brocka. a week's remember its work. Bequests may the extermination of the crow, at Hamilton on the 29th. Mr. Emmett, director of the Tat. be made in favour of the Particuose door is laid the charge that mission A mission will be given at St. manian Tourist Bureau, who has lar Council, or any Conference of the g the past few months damage ult. Mary's, South Brisbane, later. been His lecturing in Queensland, New Society. seating many thousands is due Grace the Archbishop Boozer's Elegy has arranged South Wales, and Victoria on Tasoperations. Circular, have been fora Mission to begin at St. Stepmania, recently returned, and foressed to Boards throughout the casts a record tourist season as a , seeking co-operation in a cam- hen's Cathedral on the first Sunday A number of dogs were maliciousThree Fathers will result of his efforts. J. SNODGRASS of slaughter at a uniform rate in October. ly poisoned in the Dwellingup disalp. It would have been thought conduct the Mission, which will last Art Wicker Worker, trict last week. Boozer was one for a fortnight. A fortnight's Mis.eepmen (who comprise the coonWith the exclamation 69 Adelaide Terrace, "Good ) would have been unanimously sion will begin in St. Patrick's Heavens!" the Launceston Monitor of the victims. His elegy is subour of this scheme, but the crow, Church, Valley, on Sunday, October (which by the way is getting some scribed by the local medico's dog We oombine with our Goods, Material all his faults admitted, has friends 17th. punch in it lately), comments: "The "DINKUM." of the Best Quality and the Right Price st the very people who suffer leading article of the Hobart Mer- Bonzer is dead, dead as a nail, Amongst those who entered the coin his deadly work. ,When the cury (Thursday, August 19) actual. Dead is his bark and the wag of Why not buy your Seagram' Furniture came before the Waage Pas religious Order of the Sisters of ly declares that 'the factory system his tail. from the Manufacturer! Protection Board it was decided Mercy, All Hallows' Convent, rehad brought down the men of Bri- He was a friend-friendly to meet, It will pay you! no action be taken, because "each cently, were Miss Mullen, daughter tain to Loved by the the little miserable ones out the in physique so should be free to deal with its of the Hon. J. Mullen, Assistant many of them showed in the recent street. Phone A 4795. at its own discretion." There Minister for Justice, and Miss Roche, war, in which their spirit was that Bonzer was white-white as e party to this argument who will a relative of the Rt. the Rev. Mgr. of heroes in the frame of pygmies. bestuite content with attitude Fouhy, of Toowoomba. Father O'Donnell, it is true, His coat had the gilt of the gold of -the crow. WWItt, pastures from the front of the wonderulwrote J. SPIGL the West. ion boards disagree as to nomNEW SOUTH WALES. our of the Australians whom he valac- Killed by some thief, scoundrel, or action, the pest may flourish. TOBACCONIST, PERTH, ' companied as they marched against worse, e as it may appear, the Wagga "Dr. Mannix," said Mr. Middling the Germans 'through miles of re- Whose murderous hand gets the at the same meeting declared (vice-president of the A.M.A.), at Will be if pleased you would call for treating Tommies.' But since the .w to be an awful curse, and de- Broken Hill, recently, "when neighbourhood's curse. your requirements and save money. war came to an end we have been to increase the bonus for scalps tralia was in danger elks the AusShaving 4d.; Haircutting 9. one An Expert Will Measure You. An Expert assured by British generals and He was only a dog-just canine This was after man who came forward and 3d. to 6d. each. Orders sent to any part of W.A. plain, voiced British politicians and British press. al letters had been read about opinions which he knew or blue-blooded by V.P. Post. No remittance needbe men that it was England's brave No aristocratic Will Cut the It be Suit. Will Made in Our sustained by ratepayers through unpopular. It was not would ed. Cheapest in Perth. strain. so much sons who really won the war. The attacking ewes and lambs. Razors Set, Watches, Pipes, or because conscription of life and our Mercury used to be very angry if But, he was game-game-there's any Own Workrooms from Best English Suitings. other articles Repaired, with bodies was defeated through the inthe rub, one suggested the . contrary, and now Game when the wallabies rushed guarantee. McGregor, secretary of the strumentality of Archbishop Mansees what the old woman of Hobart n Australian farmers' co -oiler- nix, as it was because thro' the scrub. industrial bemoans." all Kinds of Plumbing, Gasscheme for the bulk handling of conscription also was defeated. Where does he lie? Out in the For t, states that the intention is to They wait until Fitting & Galvanised Iron Work, they Archbishop bush? Join an Irish Society, £300,000 of a nominal capital of Mannix thousands ofgetmiles Yes; where the Dandalup's young MARK DUNN ,000 by the subscription of £1 from Australia, and then pour away forth rivers rush. To date £220,000 has been all the abuse on him they 332-334 Wellington -street, Perth. are cap S. BEECROFT Farewell, old pal, sleep 'neath the 'bed. The Federal Government able of uttering. Licensed Plumber and Drainer. trees, beidise the scheme on a £2 to crime and reflectionIt is a standing the Metropolitan Water Supply, Butcher, Deaf to the sobs of the whispering To up to £500,000, but no Federal ligence of all decentupon the intel Sewerage, and Drainage Department ROKEBY-ROAD, citizens that SUBIACO. breeze. will be made till the company we stand Dairying Utensils, Baths, Bath aside and see this dictator Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. nded £100,000 in works. The daiy Heaters, Tanks, and Windmills l prating about the freedom of 'Phone 1341. fluent will provide sites.Join an Irish Society. Made and Repaired.
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church against one of our isolated inSTONEY. buildings, nor against a single HEAD OFFICE in the South Presbyterian dividual OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF Peace and Toleration WITH THE SEE and West." HOPE FOR THEIR RECONCILIATION WE MAY On June 9th, 1920, Mr. George OF PETER? Rabaul (New Britain); Landis (2). Russell (A), who was a member in the Principal Cities and Towns of Australia and of the Irish Convention set up in in the attitude of ecbetter the for change writing a decided -George, is 1917 by Mr. Lloyd That there 2809 Post Offices through. by Law Established" in the United and Baying, Bank Agencies. at all Branch's, at and other wands of the Pacific. in the Dublin Freeman's Journal, clesiastical heads of the "Church manner by the last English illusout Australia, and Papua, New Britain, Solomon. said:Kingdom is evidenced inina striking reproductions to £1,000. up profuse found on Deposits Interest be to 81% are which "I as an Irish Protestant, and an trated papers toof hand, to the recent "Anglo-Catha% Interest on Amounts ovor £1,000 up to *5,300, the ceremonies attached and Low AngliUlsterman by birth have lived in of photographs held (OFFICIAL.) Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.CL, in London. The existence ofofHigh JAMES KELL, of my life. olic" Congress Catholic most former the the of Ireland Governor Southern practice because the July Do_ 1, For South, the we in upDeputy Governor and county, and canism is common knowledge. On every occasion in the past in in our religions, were at I have walked in every my have been adopted, such as Vestments difference Dogma indeed, movement religion and, auNational what found customs Confession-by on which the No greater I have never instances, in throats. and another's one desMass, the gratifying to sad, made any barrier between myself the celebration of Ireland developed in strength to be told-but it is distinctly mistake was ever made,beand used for Tel. A1140. the day and my Catholic countrymen, nor thority, however, we await pite the incessant coercion are now being taken by a large section of indeed, for Ireland will British Govis was my religion a bar to my work; realise that important steps its suppression by the intolerance of spirit the been when communion. riots have ConvenIrish Anglican ill-fated that the in good the and ernment, religious North with statement plain allowed to interfere of Ireland to submit to our readers ado engineered in the It is therefore a pleasure this we have To will that is essentially the prevail tion It was hoped from the Catholic viewpoint. by British agents. the riotMg spirit of the South of Ireland." One Southern Protestant Unionist regarding the position Catholic Times of July 10. recent London DENTAL SURGEON. the of that article agents these leading by the Another After selected pubcon to Times Irish says:the allowed 19th heading if July ins in Derry City,days, would rouse On from a "Western Protestant, " rose up to say they did not fear 1920, which under the above 148 BissAbz-sr. (Upstairs). swmitohreadrefiraaintisoutounbeeredounde, bauudt mituich movtinue for a few all over Ulster. lished were under date July 17th persecution from their Nationalist The "Anglo-Catholics" Densectarian passionsthe British troops who writes Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered decline of Pro- of the spirit of self-sacrafice evokwill see the finest selection from County Roscommon the follow and Catholic countrymen." ed to action by the leaders draws the For that reason it ed amongst them by an appeal at ofYou tist of Victoria and Western Australia, ,respectfully three other high-grade Machines in Australia. in Western testantism. Theirsomething saw practice his that which teem over theevery peaceful ins letter:Anti-Irish Propaganda fact should of the trade attention of the public to the Albert Hall on behalf of the Their expert knowledge has been built on the provinces dispersing and shooting "Sir,-I have been resident in Mr. Geo. Hutchinson, Lavitt's was necessary thatthe religious life of the Australia, during the last eighteen years, We read that enables them to judge and buy only foreign missions. recommendations gathering of citizenswarning or proand travelled the West of Ireland Quay, Cork, writing with reference be done to save solid foundations of meritorious skill and They re- hundreds re- what is best and most up-to-date, women England. and of men of and without Church years, so much that he the this down them for over twenty-five to a statement by the Belfast corfrom gratified patients. He appreciateshis address. of success sponded to stand aenthusiastically. They and employing He has nothing but kind respondent of the London Observer, cognised that the hope regarding received vocation, were ordered mistakes have prevent to the .on wishes allow conducted silver and offerings of gold and no agewies, No Canvassers, I have that owing to terrorism hundreds of lay in a movement side in Derry City ness all round. . only the one establishment in Perth, and employs diffi- dropped possible. was as task army old far The into as stones proses, lines. precious Press The speeches and spread riots to read Sir Edward Carson's are able 4o sell at bedrock touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. southern and western farmers are Catholic police, acting dangerous. The Protes- haversacks and even men's felt they the Public endorses The Irish RepublicanGovernment with a the Medical Profession recommends, and teeth uf seeking farms in the north of Ire- cult, even so antagon- hats. of prices. Cash or terms. were thousands time were demonThere daily that is at Elected the tants of removing system to under that this marvellous land, and that others are going Feeling of Sadness, on the third day worth of silver dishes, to the Catholic Church tothat Ireland, intervened strated without pain. England, "relinquishing their pro- istic could Ca- pounds' gave their bear to listen are withopal and diamond not CO., LTD., Teeth plate, and THOMSON Porcelain does forks, A. J. Gum he they Natural of that sets certain says beautiful of the riot. These police uite of Our death," am threats under and perties So many of necklaces, gold and silver watches, the face and phraseology. the Beale Australian protective assistance to out doubt the best in the world; the contouras of not undeqrstand the Western peo- this is an alsolute falsehood. He tholic spoke of the silver pencil cases, diamond ear- Sole Agents forPianos. to defy detection. the new reformers who pie." mouth being reproduced in such a manner adds:Both Unionists and Nationalists,the ideals, of the rings, coral necklaces, bracelets, perfectly tasteCatholic of durable, and light, beauty comfortable, is it Moreover, against "I have not heard of one single PERTH and FREMANTLE. I have many On July 20th the Irish Times putt and used their strength the Mother of God, and the and brooches. At one session the less, and permanently wholesome and pure. both parties. Al- lished instance, and I, as a Protestant, Mass, pronounced the sum of £7,598 was collected for the Teeth not fita third letter, from which this class of work. Sacraments, rioting sections of frequently this in no rivals, seven but attackimitators, fears under whis- foreign missions in money alone. It have not the slightest least, call and though they weretroops their action excerpt is made:words with bated breath and ting can be remodelled on my new system. Atworkmanship proGovernmentto the Irish of of any form is thanks But, report My British "Anglo-Cathoyour the that elsewhere. humbleness. going "Sir,-In is evident T. P. HERBERT ed by pering see my dentures, before restoration of and very largely lics" are not wanting in fervour and the British Wesleyan Republican or Colonial." I devote all my time personally at because led eventually to the earnestness ceedings their advertisement, away best my passed who sincerity. Family Grocer and Provision at Hull, the where I am Halifax, but right Lord of strong, stay Conference are I can peace. The Derry riots They Hence, activity the my one practice. Methodist to to North. SouthMerchant. Don't send back Art Union Tic- was so long their leader, their pro- admittedly they do not constitute without inflaming the Irish lay representative,asa having known by my reputation. are now book sent you gress, considering the opposition the majority of the members of 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUMACH). The same British tacticsCity. On ern man, is represented existing kets-please keep means Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultaa stone In book sold wonderful. -will Every good was mathe The Nicholson-Road). being repeated in Belfast England. (Near of encountered, Church the tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conemphasised they 21st, Appeal. large July Protestant Brothers' very and Christian a Wednesday, jority distrust them on the ground sult me and entrust their'work to me. between Catholic Their ideas prevailed in Goods carefully packed. Families call before deto add Attacked an An- that they are tending to Rome for Take a note of my address for reference, and Country orders number of parishes. Manyliturgical in the South. I would like waited on daily. Unionist Workers Savagely a in live I his. out Dentistry in all its branches by Skilto arose Workers Catholic which ciding to go elsewhere. the old prejudices Nationalist my testimony glican to whom to. attended GUTHRIE DAVE Catholic through of the Deformation movement are driving ed Assistants preponderatingly Roman terms had been anathema, with his not vet dead in the Belfast shipyards, a small busiStrange to say, York, First Saturday in the Month. Beverley, First Sunday. district, carrying on town, their propaganda, parted 694 HAY -STREET, PERTH, employment srrd several 414n: from their the ex. for ever and listened with- though, as a whole, Protestantism ness in a country .prejudices Fancy Goods, of ing manyL of them. In ejection Mr. Large Stock than W. BOXALL,' of Holy does little to awaken the people of south talk PERTH the to HOTEL further objection counties their out Toys, etc. Pipes, Tobaccos, and all citement folMwing the Nationalist 148 BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs). the Holy Sacrifice of the England to spiritual realities, it is Mercier, and I have J. J. RYAN, Proprietor. Smokets' Requisites, Leather Goods, Water, Confession, from the shipyards their own quarthe impor- always bitterly hostile to the Holy and Any Mass, in to Subjected gathered Been its etc., etc. for workers Never is noted the Of Hotel This Faith. in that was every movement Catholic to the See and of gathering tance This ter of the City. fired Insult or Religious Intolerance Purity of Drinks. Sole Agent: "Fashions for All" advance that has been made the direction. by BriWe cannot realise how after some time had upon I Cleanliness and Civility. held. in it is that the "Anglo-Catholics" fail not intervenPaper Patterns. by my countrymen, nor have "Anglo-Catholic" Congress clear of all Purities fish troops which eviExcellencies The purely on being submission of afforded duty JBarrack and Murray Streets, Perth. occurring the were July any in perceive to Dolls Repaired. heard of London ed when these workers of employthat Embodied in There was no longer any to the jurisdiction of Peter, transreligious grounds. I know have dence. THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. "Snigg's Corner," ejected from their place in mated through the long line of his were announced was -religionists co It STOUT. my of IMPERIAL Nationalists many concealment. UNION Three ment. with successors, to the reigning Pontiff, wounded. Press that in connection High very real fears of what may occur the Dish. Supper The killed and many were rioting in Benedict XV., but we feel sure the in thewayof r igious persecutionthe opening of the Congress "SHAMROCK" THE PLACE TO GO FOR These three deaths made St. Al- time is not far distant when they govern the British under altered forms of none, Mass would be celebrated athundred Belfast certain, and un and SILK and FASHION TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, in Derry, either will become and call themselves VESTS, PANAMA HATS, Holborn Twelve ment. I have absolutely FANCY ban's, HOTEL troops are now, as or QUEALY'S find WELLINGTON -STREET, PERTH. clergymen, marshalled in fours, Catholics pure and simple. They using the maIit know that Roman Catholics SOY, TIES, ETC. "keeping the ring" strength SHIRTS, the as fears to KALGOORLIE. against such themselHall, regard procession emancipate Town to are striving Next difficult to M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress, marched in jor portion of their of Cyp- ves from false teaching. They have the City. genuine, seeing the harmony which church. The Archbishop Excellent Accommodation. the Nationalist quarter of to stir up found one after another of the Prohas for so long prevailed between rus, in whose presence the service This determined effort EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL. is the UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. to conflict sections." SHINE'S throne Have testant objections unsound. different religious was held, occupied a the most hateful sort of final enWithin we not reason to hope that they Proprietress. sanctuary. QUEALY, Mrs. the of side in north AND the British Government's under its continued ART CATHOLIC The correspondence an will also cease to be misled by the COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. the church there was scarcely Times for deavour to keep Ireland BOOK DEPOT, of the the issues rzf the Irish the The Al- attacks on the authority of the former Cr. Pier and Murray Streets, Perth. inch of space to spare. rule by breaking the solidarity July 21st and 22nd. On CAFE the alien an of MOANA sessions In ,subtlet however against the See, Holy where protest Hall, bert National the date a Protestant in Queen's County All Catholic Requisites at most rea- Congress took place, was well fill- these days of tepidity and unbelief, DON'T FORGET TIIE English Government and turning HAY-STREET, PERTH. sonable prices, in stock. Beeswax, into a wrote:the interest taken in the when Christianity is endangeded by For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. energies of the Irish people ADDRESS syna pleasure to read Altar Candles, Incense, Charcoal, ed, and was a --it As "Sir, attempt slight. believers This of so many apathy not the war. was sectarian Habits, proceedings of the "Anglo-Catholic" and the 'Southern Protestant's' letter in Night Lights, Mount Carmel of so many who do BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. CORNER chronises with the publication of justification local and of leading Etc., The spite Etc. Irish Times. In the Bishop of Salisbury, not believe at all, what an accesHOTEL PALACE THE Evidence of a RemarkableFriday's of these last years interstate papers and magazines movement, changes Al the all St. at the be to strength it would of sion the preacher Unity the old stocked. Orders receive immediate who was St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. I see no differenceandin kindliness to the re- "Anglo-Catholics" to have the supbe'Phone A1125. ban's, Holborn, referred attention. friendly courtesy in the greater portion of Irelandper 7.1856 The PALACE is situated in a ligious condition of the country, port of the Catholic Church, which I have known all my life, unfrom tween those of different religious never changes, in their efforts to most charming position, close to the alienation of all classes and less, indeed, that sometimes they or- bring their countrymen back for Houses, suasions. to Commercial TRY contempt and quiet Banks the Christ, of Some years ago,when The following quotations, all are greater. ganised religion in any shape or the old paths and what an oppor- Theatres, and is largely patronised I had leisure that I shall Byrne's Handy Foods them made from the letters and form, the neglect of prayer, and tunity would be offered for spread- by the principal Farmers and Graof ROBERTSON & MOVAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, MURRAYstatements of Protesants and all ornever have again, I thought nothPRODUCE. DAIRY and worship, and sacraments, and the ing genuine Catholicism amongst ziers in the State. STREET, PERTH. of walking thirty-two Irish them quoted from the principal ing TARIFF. refusal of even some earn- all .classes of the people h growing MODERATE Ireland, in of a dinner with Protestantism day, Perth). a gan of (Over -William St. Bridge, miles in Phone est churchmen to allow that the would be able to speak in the name emit . Inintimade and six dates" in T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. bun J. have, it will be observed, bases a than pivine has a Line: more Church which Special of the Our anything is Church last 70 ten and ppblished within the there my pocket, and everywhere, wheTelephone A1428. Home -Made Pies and Pasties, department of the State, in no Commission to teach the truth, They disclose that few days. ther in Leinster or Munster, were PETER J. BYRNE Proprietor. sense from above, with no spiritual which is the pillar and ground of same kindly, pleasant man is no bigotry in those parts of Irethe Parliaallows no which room truth, and independence, but just what land where the authority of the SUBIACO HOTEL ment makes or allows it to be. The for confused thebries as to the basis In any event, Republican Government is Supreme On the 22nd July the Irish Times time was indeed ripe for a revival. of visible unity. VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. & GARRETT WEST ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. published from Rev I. C. Trotter, All sense of the need of religion they are doing good work in killand where the Catholic population Beer Always on Tap. Emu this Galway, WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMBCo in the old prejudices against everyof Ardrahan, whilst, ing of out, those Rector dying be to enormously seems outnumbers ERS, ETC. linger Good Accommodation for Country the words of the Bishop, immoral- thing Catholic, which still other creeds. It is only in those letter:JAMES KEATING. Visitors. Pumping En- ality was never more rampant, and amongst the majority of EnglishOur Specialties: limited parts of Ireland in which Institute). "Sir,-May I presume to add my gines, proto 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' any never and in endeavouring finds were men WALTER WING, Proprietor. catastrophies social Government Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, the British of 'Western Proto that testimony Dress Suits Our amongst The "Anglo- mote increased unity A Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suitings. more threatening. support that bigotry exists and the as to the tolerance and Tanks, Bores and Pumps. testant' Specialty. (Christians of different denominaCatholics" have done much Note the Address: recurrence of intolerant religious kindness of Roman Catholics in combat the spiritual indifference,° tions. Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Applicatipn. outbreaks in these centres as well 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. the west of Ireland towards those HOTEL ORIENT of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. Stock Varied as the fact that in origin these outand reLarge and in politics from differ who 4 HIGH ST, FREMANTLE. breaks are not Irish, but British, ligion? During my St. Gerard's Hospital make it impossible to escape from Country for Accommodation Good Experience of Over Thirty the conclusion that it is the British Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. Visitors. Years enemies of the Irish people who plan Tel. B633. J. MONAGHAN. 61 CAMBRIDGE -ST., LEZDERin the County Galway I have not these religious riots for their own VILLE. purposes of holding the Irish people only never had the slightest disIn the respect shown to me or to those more easily in subjection. Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialWHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER Phone, A3945. three Provinces of Ireland where the belonging to me as Protestants, TO Under Owner's Personal Supervision. ly Catered for. where and genpredominate people, Catholics but from priests and HARROLD & MURRAY TOWER HOTEL M. St MULCAHY, Proprietress. British agents are powerless to intle and simple, have received the PRODUCE MERCHANTS, (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) cite public opinion, there is a utmost courtesy, consideration, CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, VICTORIA PARK. and a friendship which I esteem Generous Tolerance Exhibited And your old friend Ernie hands on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, to R.C. farHave the highly. As very out a welcome to you all. on all sides as the following tributes mers about, I have known them Hay, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, by prominent Protestant clerics and First-Class Residential Home. to come to my help during seed Linseed, and Maize. laymen quoted from the chief organ the negeven to and harvest, time Cleanliness and Attention. TERMS CASH. of Protestantism in Ireland make lect of their own crops. I agree E. McGrade, Proprietor. HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE 'Phone 481. amply clear:with your correspondent that Sir On July 13th at Kilkenny, the ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. Edward Carson evidently 'does READ THIS! not understand the western peoBest of Everything Kept. Very Rev. Dean Winder, MA., Splendid Accommodation. 1 SWAN BREWERY ple.'" -7 at a meeting of the County Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/8; Weekly 27 There is in our midst a curious STOUT Times for the Irish and of In the issue ALE ...eveaking InstrucTechnical ilkenny Joint JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. type of Irishman. Committee, commented upon a to -day's date (July 23rd) one of 7.ron Kerry Ice is Bright, His Brittanic Majesty's Deference to the "splendid spirit of And the Prim is Right. & Condition. Quality for Unrivalled by toleration in the South" made Deputy Lieutenants; writes:YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. PERTH. Alderman de Loughrey, the RepubliRing A8255. "Bir,-I am a Protestant, and can Mayor. Dean Winder, accordSZOCINDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. life in the most of my lived have EXCHANGE HOTEL OBTAIN PRICES FROM ing to the report which appeared in 1894. The Oldest Catholic College Gibney, by Bishop Founded West of Ireland. During this long the Irish Times of July 14th, said:in W.A. period I have enjoyed the friendM. J. O'KEEFE BOULDER "Yon need not tell me that you The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly of my Catholic neighbours. ship are tolerant in Kilkenny I have attended to. BUTCHER, Never has a hostile word been said Corner of Lane and Wittenoom received nothing but kindness, Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. to me or to any of my friends by SUBIACO. Streets. All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univerconsideration, and good -will since of our religion. We never 245 OARXST., LEEDERVILLE, reason MatriculaThe TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE Scholarship, be The Best of Everything. never University I can Government and here, Certificate, came sity Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb to ask our brother Cathohesitated WITH etc. tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, thankful WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION to do us a favour or oblige us always on hand. Corned Beef and NICK FRANCIS peace enough to the Kilkenny lics Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive TRADE. in any emergency, and on every Small Goods a Specialty. All Meat BUILDING THE Cadet the Proprietor in imparted is Training Military our attention. occasion there was a very ready kept in Cool Storage on the PreOn July 17th a Conference was Companies. response.. Many of my truest mises. Tel. Boulder, 105. held at Hull (England) of the reVocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking Telephone, A3297. friends have been and are Cathopresentatives of the are taught. always found the grasp lics, and I British Wesleyan Methodist Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative pur'Phone A1794. of the hand in greeting just as poses.. C. H. SMITH & CO. Churches. The Irish lay representawarm and sincere as that of my ANDERSON & Son Thos. A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which tive at that Conference, Mr. Ernest own fellow-worshippers. This obUNDERTAKERS, pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of Mercier, said:Family Grocers and Provision servation extends to lay and cleri- 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. tools. Merchants. cal, and I enjoyed the close per"As far as I know in a country Three-Term System. New Pupils are received at any part of BARRACK STREET, PERTH. sonal friendship of many Catholic 'Phone (Day or Night) .. A1231. place in Ireland there has never Corner Fitzgerald-st. and Raglanthe Term. A liberal discount is made in the case of brothers. . I have North Perth. bishops and priests. rd., been any interference, good, bad, PRINCIPAL. to THE Apply For Prospectus, on Daily. Waited Families or indifferent ;with the worship of Telephone A4395. No Dread for the Future of The courtesy and Country Orders Attended To. Methodists. My Country kindness shown to your represenHOLDWAY & CO. religious intolerance. out of Requirement in Printing. than arising more Every is tative in Ireland Mrs, S. E. McCARTI-IY, Proprietress £70. Licensed Sewerage Plumbers This is a pure bogey, and the eviTickets, Programmes, Art Union tongue can tell." GRAMOPHONES and PHONOGRAPHS, from £2121- to (Certificated). &c. Books, tolerafforded by Catholic dence These two expressions of appreciaCYLINDER RECORDS from 6d. ance in the past gives me assur- Gasfitters and Sheet Metal Workers, BRYANS-W.A. RECORD PRESS. tion of the tolerance of Irish CathoA Trial Solicited. ance that we shall be treated in BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS, 3/6. lics led to a voluminous correspon40-44 Pier -street, Perth. in spirit friendliness the same of each. dence in the Irish Times from Pro1/6 from RECORDS, DISC future. The North of Ireland testants all over the South and West the may have a different view, but REGAL RECORDS, 3/6. c4 Ireland. A "Southern Protestant' Newcastle Club Hotel they should confine it within their writing from County Tipperary to silCOLUMBIA RECORDS, 10in., 4/6, own area and preserve limited Fremantle. Terrace, South said:16th, the Irish Times of July AUCTIONEERS, HOTEL BROKERS, PROence as to the rest of Ireland." SPARE PARTS and SPRINGS for ALL MACHINES. to PERTY AGENTS and BUILDERS. "Sir,-I was greatly, pleased -Date. -to and Up Renovated to the religious tolNewly These tributes see in your issue of to -day the eration which exists in Ireland COLUMBIA NEEDLES, 1/6 per box. Goldfields and North-West kis-STREET, OPPOSITE TOWN BARRACK 41 of heading the under paragraph the British Government omers specially catered for. South HALL. REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO. 'Dean Winder's Appreciation of wherever at door. stop trams Beach follow of its power been robbed Toleration." Having been a red has 'Phone, A3370 Proprietor: T. H. RYAN (late sec1912. made, upon two similar statements Estb., for of Ireland dent in the South by the highest of the Presby- retary Celtic Club, & Wyndham). MANAGE nearly thirty years, I can truly one PROPERTY COLLECTING. RENT dignitaries and the other by say that never once in that period terian most prominent Protestant writMEET. PROMPT MONTHLY STATEMENTS. have I ever received anything but the Ireland. er in the On June 7th, 1920, at the General IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL HOUSES, Greatest Possible Courtesy Assembly of the .HOTELS, or BUSINESS, LET US KNOW. L. DWYEB., from all classes and creeds in the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, T. A. DUDLEY Perth. South. I think that this fact the Moderator of that Church-the Builder Arcade, Mr. Len O'Sullivan, Representative. Central 10 in known widely KALGOORLIE cannot- by too Auctioneer H. P. Glenn said:Right Rev. thews days of tress. One would Proprietor. FRAWLEY, P. 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The Anvil
cause. Many a wise mother has found an occasional dose of castor oil an infallible cure for sulks. Then tempers often get very "short" when An old saw people are hungry. says, 'An hungry man is an angry man." Anyone who has seen anything of human nature can endorse
hips and with a turn -down collar past she had uttered a shout from fastening with a bow of black moire the crest, primitive, fierce, such as ribbon. Even more attractive are Maive of Connacht gave in the onthe striped cotton ones, broad blue slaught between her guard of nine and grey, or lemon and white stripes, chariots. There was a shovel in in the Irish Weekly Independent.) (By L. MacManus, for instance, gathered into a hip her hands. belt, and with a big round sailor colHis straight back was bent to his THE OPTICIAN, means lar of organdie, and cuffs to match. "The Might of God to protect hi m the turf early from the bog I must task. He worked fast, yet not too Another way in which to use this Against the spells of women and of the Virgin, "Madonna flowers, the truth of this venerable axiom. be doing, or she wouldn't leave a fast. It was not for him, a man, CORPUS CHRISTI. and several other mystical names Bad cooking is another thing which effect is by the addition of a broad Of smiths and- of Druids." sod of my cutting. Six times in to let her think he was in fear of -St. Patrick's Lorica. the week her ass and cow are in my her onslaught. Besides, the woman were given to the lily and have re- often causes bad temper, not be- sash to a particular blouse, to make Jesus Lord, Thou art so near, F.I.O., F.S.M.O., D.B.O.A., cause people are greedy so much, as it combine attractively with a difference to this legend. land, and she drives her hens into was cursed; misfortune must be at Canst Thou, hidden, see and hear on account of what Carlyle calls ferent skirt. For instance, I've a The blacksmith was partly sobe r. my oats. And out with the tongs her door. A great wind blew from Freedom of City of London. Every gesture of our pain, h hag A good cook six "the dyspepsia." smoke for months -grey ninon evening blouse, every day Nearly THINK. WHAT YOU the and gain, SAYING anvil, carrying loss e she is, if a every ill my wife says word, and to her Every cry of is a great soother of tempers, be- with fine silver lace motifs let in, had been completely drunk, and the her shout and words do be terrible. feet. THE His mind travelled round All our. weariness and fear? the cause she provides food that is easia black taffeta accordion-pleat- people who came with business to the I've summoned her, but little use for fact. If her cows dropped dead in Jesus Lord, Thou art so near. Whether we are to say what we ly digested. Lack of sleep is also and evening HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS skirt. My grey blouse forge were told by the pale-lippe me. And now I'm going to do what the field, and her ass broke its neck think, or not, depends entirely on very conducive to ill -temper, especi- ed There is but a breath between k was sic an he with elastic, but was woman, his wife, that IN THE STATE, I didn't think I'd ever to any at the wall, these things were to be what our thoughts are and how they ally in young children. How any- finished Our dark and Thy dazzling sheen, fairly long in the waist, as most shop in bed or was out. Sometimes h e one. I'm going to put adocurse on expected. It was not for any mail will affect others. There are some one who is tired can have the energy blouses But a thin partition hides By Exam., London. are, so I took out the elastic, appeared, grey and dazed-lookin her that'll get out of this and send or woman to ask how the power The great light where God abides; thoughts it is a sin to hide. The to roar as a child can who has been and added a deep sash -backed with and did his work. Sober or drun ASK FOR MR. B. her off to America to her daughter came. It was there in the reversed people who smother a good thought kept up too late, is one of the mys- petersham to give it firmness -of he could do it well, and it was h Life of life is almost seen, I ask ye to turn the horn of the anvil; it was there in because they are afraid of being mis- teries of life. Sometimes the poor black taffeta ribbon with a grey and name as a blacksmith that kept h !s out there. There is but a breath between. in the the smith's words. 's horn of There the anvil on were Bridget Burke." secor take understood laughed at, upon mite gets slapped for temper. But design on it. The sash fits house from ruin. Thou are living in this sign, But his busines The reflected; he then ret things everywhere, in the fields, themselves a dangerous responsibil- it isn't temper. It is only weariness. silver snugly round the hips, and ties in a was going, and the day the shawle " spat onblacksmith God and man, 0 Lord Divine! the bushes, the raths, the water. ROYAL ARCADE, the floor. "I've ity. a forgotten To conceal kind thought is in Then there is the husband who enterest bow behind, making the whole woman looked into the forge h 's the curse," he said. When Thou, gracious, And there were other people, very something for which there is no ex- comes home in a fiendish temper. big Opposite Town Hall. thing into quite a charming informal pockets were empty. This, our lowly house of sin; cuse. The visitor thrust a hand into his potent, who were not the people The wife, knowing how hard he has evening toilette. Then Thy life becometh mine who had been given souls. The shawl her head, bu t it covered pocket. are other which There thoughts He took out some silver; worked (or thinks he has) during In this holy, blessed sign., Then the silence broke again and bands her face two thick o on is a pity to allow to get beyond your the day, lets him alone during the The real secret of doing one's hair white hair could be seen. She ha df shook it on the palm of his hand, his consciousness as if thunder had 69 FIRST -AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY Great is life when Thou art nigh, own brain. It is unfortunate indeed early part of the evening, till he has well counted five pieces, and held them ASK FOR is precisely the same as that on the hill. It amazed him Lowly hands can touch the sky; to have them, but at least you can fed and rested and become quite of dressing aquiline nose, with haughty curs.'- towards the smith. "Here's five spoken well. You must never an like a mysterious message. Night is buried in the day, ed nostrils, and bright fiery blu e shillings," he said. resolve that they shall never get out god humoured. Giving way to tem- copy the newest He PHIL RYAN slavishly, fashions upward; the curse was to be Sweet is toil and soft the way, side of their birthplace. She walked up the forge wit h If you The pieces were eyed doubtftirry. looked is a sort of escape valve to many but learn to adapt them to suit eyes. shown before his eyes. The woman's DODGE MOTOR OAR FOR HIRE Far is near and depth is high, think this world is a dreary, dismal per a martial gait, and her voice ha d "I'm doing a poor of us after a DAY day of OR NIGHT. nerve-racking your own particular individuality woman harum, nigh. Thou art tongue had is when been life Great struck dumb. It place, what is the good of saying so? worry. Finally. there is the unbear. and style. Then you will look per- the challenge of a herald's. I'd want ten shillings." CAR No. 20& was well; she would get her speech If morbid, angry thoughts have tak- able temper, which proceeds from fectly up to date, and, what is bet- "Good evening to you, Hughi e Ned; Mystery, wherein unite The bargaining line Motor Garage Telephone, A1927 by Ned's back when she went en to Amecica. possession of you, stamp theta Dark of dark and light of light; an inactive liver. Lord Byron used ter still, minimise that ugly, artifi- Mac," she trumpeted. mouth stiffened. "When I see the G.P.O. Motor Rank, A3488. he saw she was coming down War hath touched the hand of out as you would a breed of snakes to say that the thing which did his cial look which so many expensive- He stopped hammering a ba r, harum coming," he said, "I'll give theThen slope, very erect, majestic, enBe brave enough to speak the spirits the most good (and he was ly -dressed women seem to have. The straightened himself, and peace, greete d you another five shillings." folded in the GLANVILLE'S which sunlight. thought should be spoken, no warrior Fetters break in sweet release Ile greeted her civilly, fo r, morose) was a dose of salts. hair is even, more important than her. But the holder of the smith -power instincts stirred, and his His matter whether it is likely to be often grip tightHEADLowliness and infinite He probably didn't know the reason actual dress, for I have often seen a sober or drink -valorous, a man took was aware of his strength. "It ened on the shovel. The popular or not. ACHE I.OWDERS. And be strong mound unite. In this mystery It was merely the salts acted girl who at first glance looked the risks who did otherwise. must be ten," he said. he was making formed a low paraenough to hold in leash the thought why. The Great Australian Remedy for "I have come on business," she as a liver stimulant, and induced it last in fashion, word but on picking The contest lasted two minutes; pet between them. It was strategic Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of which, if it should escape, would to resume its necessary work. WORDS or WISDOM. her to pieces, discovered that her went on, charging at once into het then the smith won. He turned the to appear unaware work harm to others. of her advance. all Headaches, Neuralgia, Tooth"I want ye to turn the anvil westward. "May ill luck fall dress was really nothing particularly errand. "Are you at the mearing again?" ache, and Influenza, Rheumatism, Love is the vital air of the soul. anvil on the one that's doing me and on Bridget Burke for her life," he came her FASHION. new. Her hair, however, was done, trumpet Sciatica, FISH THAT EXPLODE. voice. Lumbago, etc., etc Price, Beecher. and done beautifully, in the most mine harm." began, but Mullany interrupted him. He was disappointed, yet relieved. Is. 9d. per box, or 3d. each powder As first babes feed on the mother's (By "Ninon.") fashionable style, and this gave her He paused, and his eyes looked as "I won't curse her so far-till she The curse had not bound To the Russian people Lake BaiH. C. GLANVILLE, the bosom, but always on her heart. TLP an extraordinarily well -dressed ap- if he were groping in the back of his goes to America, say." Wide or Narrow Skirts? strings of that voice. It was men- MARK/T-ST., FR/MANY= Religion would have no enemies if kal, in eastern Siberia, is a holy lake, pearnce. mind. Then memory snapped on The blacksmith and they believe both the lake and amended the acing. (Two Doors from it were not an enemy, to vice. Poet I wish I could tell you definitely Office). It is not generally known that he laid down the ham- curse. "Till she goes to America. "I am Bridget Burke, taking in Telephone 197. True piety is light in the under- its surrounding country are en- which it's to be, but the only joy olive oil will make black straw hats something; and looked cunningly at the May her ass and cows die on her. my land again." standing, peace in the conscience, dowed with supernatural powers and of being rather vague about it is that look as new. Thoroughly brush the mer woman as if she and he had some May the rheumatism take her, and "You thief! You robber of the purity in the affections, and consist- inhabited b y unearthly beings. All you're sure that whichever you wear, hat with a stiff brush, after remov- secret knowledge. the blight fall on her oats kinds of weird tales mingle with You're doing the right thing. You ing all trimming. pota- land of a widow woman! I'll spoil ency in the life. take a "Is that so? I seen my father elo toes, and the flood flow and explanations of any feature of see, one half of the dressmakers are small brush and rub Then over her the ditch on you! For any cod ye Think of good things in order to their a small quanit once. But I'm in doubt to do if." meadow, and ill -luck come to her throw up I'll have a sod back!" lake. Even so simple an object still making very full, bunchy skirts tity 643 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. avoid thinking of evil; for the mind the into the hat dessert spoonShe took no heed of his hesitation. door. And this is my curse on the He made no answer, and 244 SLIZABETEL-STREET, of man cannot be idle.-Dr. Ephrem. as a great rock lying in the middle of and wiring them out wherever pos- ful is ample for an ordinary sired want a good curse, the 'cor chip' horn of the anvil, by the power ed his work. From under continuThe line of least resistance has a river just where it flows from Lake sible, and the rest are bringing in a hat. It is best not to retrim fcr a "I his lowBOURNE. facing backwards (the horn of the that's in smiths, and may the devil ered lids he saw the tail of her skirt Baikal takes on a mysterious signi- long, slender, hipless design. RECENT PUBLICATIONS. never been the road to glory.-Rev. ficance. As day or two. Should it be needed at anvil), and ask the If this stone were to slip devil to flit put and the and by; bocanachs sheevras give he heard The Undermentioned Prices inher shovel stoke far as one can make up one's mind, once, rub well with tissue paper. every curse D. A. Lord, S.J., in America. from its place, they say, the whole the situation is that full skirts and and ill luck on him. I've strength to every word." the clay. Strength must win, he dude postage: To acquire purity of soul it is Never wash linen blinds, but treat The Story of a Battalion. By W. necessary to guard against passing Lake Baikal would pour out of its hooped skirts will prevail through- them in the following manner: Once got the money here to pay you." Mullany stood very upright, rigid, thought; swift, big shovelfuls she and flood the river, and pro- out the summer, and by the autumn She began to untie a knot in her his eyes points might throw down, but he could Devine. With numerous drawings judgment on our neighbour, or use- basin of steel. He stood a year, when spring cleaning, take But there are we shall be taking to straight up- from the roller, lay on a table, and handkerchief. build faster than she destroyed. The and maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. less remarks on his conduct.-St. bably the continent. thus a minute. Then he shook off actually many strange things about and-down lines again. Coats "Who is it, ma'am? And what his mental bonds; turned on his shovels struck into the earth, rose, Benedictine Monechiam. StudiesCatherine of Sienna. and dust thoroughly with a clean duster. The "poor in spirit" are those who Lake Baikal. There is, for example, skirts, you see, are invariably nar- Then with a small whitewash brush are they after doing?" and went forth without a word. the brown clay fell, and the recur- cri Benedictine Life and Rule. By "It's Ned Mullany. He's put his heel, ring crunch, the thud, made a kind Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of desire no earthly distinction, covet a species of fish that inhabits the row -skirted, but organdie and voile give a coat of Hall's buscuit-colourThe smith drew the silver from part. These fish have been fence back on me land (I've throw it his pocket, and counted it. He look. of antiphon, two notes, between the Downside Abbey, 25/-. no earthly riches, are thankful for deepest by few persons, for as soon as frocks are generally of generous full- ed distemper, mixed with thin paste five times). He took the shovel to ed St. Joan of Are. The life and what they have, and think it more seen extremely satisfied. He had two. or starch. Hang evenly on a line me when I was taking my turf they are lifted out of their accus- ness. story of the Maid of Orleans. By from that in himself, he saw, by which (To be Continued.) than they deserve. The Hip Blouse. to dry. When dry repeat on other the bog. and set his dog on atmosphere of high pressure Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. my cows he could make money quickly. Illustrated, Tribulation cannot separate you tomed He side of blind, and treat the lace, if they explode. 13/10. the ass, and he's killed me hens, had earned a pound by two curses. It's a compromise between a from the love of God which is in in the same way. Press with and Preaching. and thrown sods at me daughter." jumper and a blouse, and is really any, By Rev. BOY'S SHOCKING SCALDS. W. B. Christ Jesus Our Lord; but the love He went out to get his coat. a hot iron, and fasten on to rollers. BAD TEMPERS. O'Dowd, most attractive. "Why don't ye summon him?" 8/9. For those who of God will in the end separate you His ragged wife was rocking a Arm Red Raw, But Speedily MealDON'T. Mountains think the girdled jumpers are rather "Didn't the Court go agen of Help. By Marie St. me from tribulation, bring you out of it, dirty box. She watched him as he ed by Zam-Bulc Someone has said that bad tem- "sloppy," it is perfect. S. Ellerker, 0.S.D., 4/2. Don't have your silk stockings the with the lies he had out of him. But took the coat from the peg. "What triand give you fulness of joy.-Hewit- pers are as incalculable as the wind, cot ones finish with a beltMany It is much easier to sustain i Living Temples. By Bede Jarof cro- exact shade of your mole or brown I'd be all day telling you what he did Ned Mullany want?" she asked. son. and as little to be guarded against as cheted wool scald rett, 0.P., 3/8. than to heal it. on the hips, and the shoes -just one shade lighter is the has done. I've ten shilling here for That is what Ile shoved one arm into a sleeve. dust. But bad temper is by same wool crochet Out to Win. Straight talks to you to turn the horn of the anvil "A few nails was what he was after," Mr. B. Williams found when his the sleeves correct idea. SAINTS CORNELIUS AND CYP- the no means incurable, and should not and neck. Again, edges boy's scalded arm defied hcspitel boys on the way to manhood. By many on him." of Don't the wear an RIAN, MARTYRS. new all-over veil with a he answered. be looked on hs if it were. tress-, rot. Whilst the boy was in Conroy, S.J., 6/9. For tennis blouses and summer skirts tammy. All-over veils are banned. The man eyed the silver, then Her white face, her most of our troubles in life there is a are in white organdie, belted on the except on toques. glassy ;sh eking plight when they resorted F Danger. By Francis J. Feast, Thursday, September 16. scratched his head,The rite was blue eyes seemed to say large that she be- to Zarn-Bulc, speedy and Finn, S. ., 8/9. perfect ancient and said to be very effec- lieved him. As an offering to some- healing resulted. Talks to Parents, By Rev. J. P. In the year 251 Cornelius was Mr. Williams' But the druids had thing right to propitiate, darkly letter from tive he knew. 20 Dugan Street, Kal- Conroy, S.J., 6/9. chosen to fill the Apostolic See. Almounds burial in their slept long conceived, he flung her a shilling. goorlie, WA., is worth careful readSermons on the Kau, The Sacraready past middle age, he had servbe done must and the ceremony Then he hastened away. ments, and the Sacramental& ing. By ed in all the degrees of the minissecretly. She picked the shilling from the "Some time ago," he writes, "my Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. try; yet so far was he from desir"If this gets out," he said, "I'll ground when she heard his steps far little The Australian Children's Picture boy, ing the dignity to which he was raisEvan _John, fell over a have Ned Mullany and Father Gill down the road, and lifting a stone in saucepan of boiling Prayer Book. The simplest Prayer ed, that he suffered violence, writes and the parish down on me. People the corner of the hearth, droped it ing his arm from porridge, scald- Bok ever published. Beautifully ilSt. Cyprian, and was promoted to it the elbow to the lustrated. with 20 full -page don't be cursing that kind these into the illustraanother finger tips. He was taken into by force and compulsion. The times the times." shilling lay there. She said an in- hospital, where he remained for over tions, including the Mass. Card were full of danger; there were eneHis visitor's voice rose. "Here are vocation, shook holy water over a fortnight. Then, as he appeared Cover, with picture on front. mies within as well as without the no couryou have shilling! ten the them, and over herself and her child. to be getting worse all the time, we Novation, once a Stoic Church. as fac-simile hereunder age, ye fool! Wouldn't the cor-chip and closed the hole. Then she decided to treat the sores ourselves, philosopher, now one of the leading do no more harm than a drop of went into the forge, turned it to the The boy's arm Roman clergy, attacked the penitenand hand were simif anyone water spilt on the floor east, repeated the prayer, and ply a mass of ray flesh, and his fintial discipline laid on those who, but you and me heard it was on sprinkled the anvil. gers all stuck together. having apostatised during the late Printed and Published by if And you villain Mullany! that A week passed. Every day Ned troubles, were now desirous of being "However, we got a supply of are entirely Mullany had climbed the hill and Zam-Buk from let it out when ye Photo of Soldier's head and shoulders to fit in Circle reconciled to the Christian communthe chemist's, and tore have heart out I'll your drunk it unlawswept was Bridget Burke's fields with an liberally applied it to the scalded ity; pretending that with me hands!" AND PUBLISHERS. expectant eye. Her turf-rick, built surfaces. Zam-Buk proved highly PRINTERS ful to admit such persons to penMurray -street (opp. Boana). Perth. The silver clinked. It seemed to with many of his sods, had not fall- soothing, and absolution, ance, or to give them speedily drew all the array black bottles upan of ring whatever their dispositions might be. the thatch was on her house; 'fire' out. Keeping on with these en: PUBLISHED WEEKLY. and glasses, of porter -stained coun- her two cows chewed their cods; her Zam-Buk dressings, we soon was The action of the Holy See noticed A ters, of busy young assistants. prompt and decisive: a Council of sow was nosing healthily in the that the raw places, cleansed of bad STO SUBSCRIBERS. frightful thirst walked up his throat big sixty bishops, held under St. Coron the matter, were taking on a healthy In TERM by the roadside. And grass Advance and stayed on his tongue. nelius, confirmed the existing canmarket day she herself in her bead- apearance. Soon strong new skin Per Quarter .. as. 3d. he said. me the money," "I'll "Give ons on the subject, and at the same ed cloak, her feather-topped bonnet, began to grow over the raw parts, Per Half Year .. es bd. do it." time excommunicated Novation and with every sign of health and and the lad's arm and hand healed Per Annum .. lts. 6d. She counted the silver on the an- passed his adherents. Meanwhile, the death on her thoroughly and perfectly. On other energy from her doorwaw Per Two Years .. 20s. Od. he took and put it vil, and it up in for the Aepose of the Soul of Of Decius, which too,k place in the journey to the town with her usual occasions we have used Zam-Buk fcr Booked his pocket. same year, gave no relief to the of eggs laid by hens sores, cuts, and burns. Never once basket weekly Per Annum .. 13s. "Is it a strong curse or a light one that had fed on his grain. Od. Christians; Gallus, his successor, enHe has it failed us." Two Years .. 22s. Od. ye want?" forcing still more rigorously the laws Zam-Buk is equally soothing and the post -boy, but she "To the length of your tongue. questioned against them. Cornelius was the reliable no. The for no American letter. Eczema, Festerings, AbCheques (which should be cross Put every ill -luck and misfortune on had first to be apprehended at Rome; torious trespasser, her ass, had been scesses, Ulcers, Blisters, Prickly drafts, money orders, or postal him." and, after a six months' imprisonHeat, Bad Legs, Piles, Ringworm, ed), twice in his meadow. notes should be made payable to The smith slowly turned the anvil ment, he received the crown of mara shovel Sore Feet, etc. he took 1/6 and 3/8 a pot, THE W.A. RECORD. KILOHANGE One morning till the horn faced westward. "In tyrdom. September 14, 252. the end of the kitchen, and from all Chemists and Stores. MUST BE ADDED. the name of the devil," he said, from Cyprian was an African of noble He looked out of his house. "may ill -luck fall on Ned Mullany went birth, but of evil life, a pagan, and stern and kingly; a man with jusSPECIAL NOTICE. " for a year In middle a teacher of rhetoric. tice on his side, and the power to When notifying change of address "For his life!" life he was converted to ChristianJ. B. GEORGE it. He heard a clatter ci enforce kindly state your old as well as your "For his life. devil and yet a catechumen, May the make ity, whilst delph behind him as his wire swept new address. his cows die on embraced a life of continence, and PHARMACIST, the cups and plates from the table; "And his mule." sold his estates for the benefit of the rush of his dog from the EDITORIAL NOTICES. 542 HAY -STREET, poor. "And his mule-but the power of the friendly Very shortly after his bapThe names and addresses of cor, and on the wall in front the the curse will weaken if you say hearth; tism he was ordained priest, and respondents and contributors =SW crow of the Leghorn cock PERTH. more. May the rheumatism take strident made Bishop of Carthage, notwithaccompany all communications. issuing his orders to his wives. There standing his resistance. He was him, and the blight come on his oats was Secretaries of Societies, corresga)nlight wind; slowly sailing grey given up to works of charity; and and potatoes, and the flood on his and awhite dents, and others will please note patches of blue in PRESCRIPTION clouds, SPECIALIST. the letters concerning reconciliahis meadow, and plenty of ill-news come the sky, and a sun uncertain whether that all communications intended tion to the Church of those who had o his door. And this is my curse and for insertion in the current week's withdraw itself or not. A path fallen during time of persecution are on the horn of the anvil, by the to VETERINARY CHEMIST. issue should be in the hands of the gate up the hill to a wooden led a monument of charity tempered by power that's in smiths, and may the opening on an upland field. Editor by midday Wednesday at prudence. When the persecution of devil and the bocanachs and the latest. The field, level for some yards, Decius broke out, he fled from his heevras give strength to every made Reports of Parochial Functions a descent at a gradual ending For All Hinds of the Latest Foot- should be authorised episcopal city, that he might be word." by the parish and To the west low wall the road. better able to minister to the wants He wiped his lips with the back of a sod fence marked its priest, boundary wear, at the Lowest Prices. of his flock, but returned on occah is hand. Reports of Weddings, Is. per inch Repairs at Current Rates, in several It broken was there. Later on he sion of a pestilence. The woman gazed with eyes like (about 50 words). and the mounds of clay Patronise was banished, and saw in a vision he spirit of war at the anvil: then places, Funeral Reports, ls. per inch; inlying on Mullany's side of the Being rehis future martyrdom. he said good -day and went out. stones cluding names of persons present, BEN JONES in Two cows grazed the next bank. clf; called from exile, sentence of death e41.- I Hughie Mac started for the door. A field. They eat their way close to Is. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). 310-12 WILLIAM -ST., PEKTII. was pronounced against him, which, ace peered from the doorway of the the biggest gap. They raised their Photograph Reproductions, 8d. 4,7 he recived with the words, "Deo grad welling -house, white, with protrudper square inch. krio; at it, and together heads, looked tias." His great desire was to die ng cheek -bones and colourless lips, turned and walked away. But the whilst in the act of preaching the h is wife's. ADVERTISING He took a shilling from MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.O.L donkey, their companion, passFaith of Christ; and he had the Situations Wanted and Vacant, h is pocket and threw it at her, and grey through and began to browse on 46 Clever -street, West Perth. consolation of being surrounded at Board and Residence (three lines, a minute more he was on his way to ed Mullany's land. PS 111P his I his martyrdom by crowds of about 18 words), one insertion, Is. tin he town. P. He had a wild, reckless Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Very erect he advanced upon the faithful children, who all desired to each. eeling: a sudden sense of power. Pipe Organ and Harmony. beast. An angry shout, deep from die with him. He ordered twentyBirti.s, Marriages, Deaths, In Two days later he got out of his the cavern of TERMS ON APPLICATION. his chest, parted his five gold pieces to be given to his Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s. b ed and went into the forge to put resolute lips. The flat of the shovel Miss O'Connor is prepared to executioner, himself bandaged his per insertion. Poetry, ed. line extra. nail in an ass's shoe. When the fell on the ass's back. Meekly, but (Name of deceased soldier) take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. eyes, and requested a priest and deaOrdinary Advertisements, 3s. per 0 wner and the ass had gone he ttuck reluctantly, it raised its head from con to tie his hands. He was beinch. he rod again into the fire. Telephone, A2946. Then the grass, and walked eastward apCasual Advertisements, 4s. per headed on the 14th. September, A.D., a slaw Who died on majestic the step came 1920 into the pearing not to see the gap. inch. 258, and was buried with great solorge. The smith looked round. A Mullany shouted again, and quick. Replies to Advertisements can be emnity. Even the pagans respect. all elderly man, erect, grey-whis- cried 2k.geb his steps. Swift to the attack to this Office., and they ed his memory. kered, had entered. The drink- the dog sprang forward to turn the FIRST-CLASS ROOMS TO LET addressed will be forwarded to Advertisers if dulled nerves of the smith suddenly donkey. It broke into a gallop, Yllost Sacred postage is prepaid. of TEE VIRGIN'S FLOWER. At agged. He dropped the iron. twice in the gaiety of its spirits "Good evening, Hughie Mac," the and Ifave Mercy on lus Soul. 26 IRWIN-STREET. went round the field followed by All Communications should be adThe lily is regarded as a saint am an said. Terms Moderate to Permanent Mullany and the dog. Then it got dressed to: ong flowers, and the reason lilies are The smith found a husky voice. over the wall, and paused on the What though in lonely grief we sigh Lodgers. so largely used in the decoration of THE W.A. RECORD, Good evening to ye, Ned." MRS. O'BYRNE Proprietress. road. In a minute it was running For one beloved, no longer nigh, churches is not only because they "Are you busy?" BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. down the road chased by the dog. are the most perfect of floral type, Submissive still would we reply, There was a slow denial. Before long the latter returned limpbut because of their symbolic mean"That's well. " Thy will be done." I want you to do ingNibulaidanlyy. ing. Tel. A4381. omething for me. I'm troubled walked up to the widest One beautiful old belief about the BRYANS Series with me life." -SEND gap and regarded it for some moTHE W.A. DAIRY. lily relates that the candidates for The blacksmith was instantly conments. He looked at the hill in the the Virgin Mary's hand after having cious of fear and pride. WANEROO-ROAD, neighbouring field, then plunged his sought the Lord's blessing, each left "I'm down at the tail end of my shovel into the mound. A woman's BRYANS RECORD PRESS OSBORNE PARK. his own staff in the temple in the Day and night I have figure rose instantly in sight on the patience. D. KEANE. evening. The next morning the dry MURRAY-STREET no peace or refreshment through crest. She was bare -headed, but Pure Milk Delivered (opp. Boons) PERTH, rod of Joseph was found green and Twice Daily hat devil of a woman. She's the her smooth, thick white hair had a to any part of the City, direct fro'', blossomed with lily flowers. Telepho d A3457. h iggest barge and in Ireland cap -like look. t He cast a glance Our Own Cows to Customers. Another pretty legend is that (including sufficient photographs) S he's taken a piecethief of me land at again upsivard. She stood in a Supplying the Convents and Col temple, Mary, on her way to the Pri he mearing between her field and sudden wave of sunlight, leges. gilded, moplucked a lily, and upon pressing it eiste m ine, and thrown the bank I made tionless. He listened, tense, to her breast it became white. Lily ye times. And it's clearing out for her war-cry. Five times inready Join an Irish Society. the
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