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Archbishop Mannix.

To Archbishop Mannix.

VICTORIA PARK.

VOL. XLIV

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PERTH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 25, 1920

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FREMANTLE.

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No. 199I (New Series)

Truth --In Triple :Alliance

Politicalities

The Battle of the Balti

OBITUARY. (By Timothy Watehwell). On Tuesday evening next in the The Catholics of Fremantle are eagerly -awaitA Bloodless Revolution THE LATE MRS. ANNIE ALOY. living a gay life just now, for their Park Town Hall theopened by the will be &WS GARRAHY. Up to the present, and so far all days and nights are crowded with ed bazaar By TERESA BRAYTON, New York, U.S.A. Mon. Verling, V.G., and the cables can be relied upon, it funotions and festivities, which are Veryis Rev. The funeral of the late Mrs. Annie expected that a confidently Mr. it of bazaar great wife the appear that the Italian workup to would Garrahy, leading all Aloysius will be present on ers' organisations have achieved, if which is to make a ruin of the debt large attendance Michael Garrahy, of the Fremantle When Christ said unto Peter and the others, on on the Christian Brothers' High such an auspicious occasion. The technical violence, at without riot Municipal Council, took place members of the various stalls have " So I have chosen ye my work to do. least with a negligible amount of School. Wednesday afternoon, the 15th. inst., worked in a most energetic manall, and more, in the dibloodshed, and was largely attended. The dehither." ye send I rection of Communism than the RusAt the late Mass on Sunday last, ner, and it is up to the parishion- Into the midst of wolves ceased, who was in her 58th. year, Clare, Dom Moreno, O.S.B., preached a ers to appreciate these labours on sians have been able to accomplish was born at Innes, County He visioned every patriot priest like you. after wading through seas of blood. splendid sermon on the vocation of their behalf. Ireland, but had resided in Fremanshe remarks where his Basing 20 years, Herods, Of course, Italy is not Russia. Italy last a Christian. their tle for the Men to be feared and hated by Three stalls will ply their wares The funeral on the epistle of the day, the preach. possesses constitutional institutions was highly respected. of are articles public. The not, bending capable of being captured by organPilate craven moved from her late residence, er made an earnest appeal to the to the variety, some as Before act should which proto a rare Russia never and part their do to ised political effort. congregation Healy -road, Winterfold, undeterred magnet to those of a speculative patience and had any such chance. Government strength ceeded to St. Patrick's Church, and Wards lessening the disparity which amood. their in Still be The Art Union will and still means, meant, always there thence to the Fremantle Cemetery, so largely exists bzetween the faith on the last night, viz., Frivery largely, machine guns and bayoEven by the kiss of some Iscariot. where the remains were interred. and the practice of Christians gen- drawn The outstandThe eloquent Benedictine day, October 1st. nets. Judging by Signor Labriola's The Rev. Father Benedict, O.S.B., erally. Union is the Art of this feature the ing at humility and service meekness (Minister for Labour) remarks, a the how showed who conducted butterfly screen from And they Lave warred for Him all down the ages, great deal of the success of the ItaChurch, also officiated at the grave- arc the daughters of charity, and magnificent and of art, work It is a lian workmen's coup is attributable The chief mourners were: will necessarily appear in the lives Kandy. side. rod, many a tyrant's His Miss of those who strive to practise the under ordinary circumstances should to the favourable neutrality of the issIss. H. Garrahy (husband), Mrs. E. two great commandments to which should be worth many a pound. Government, which says, in effect, to MTh* Garrahy (daughter),Messrs. -writ pages pride their laid door at the Caiphas, like Who. E. all religion may be reduced-the Perth patrons can alight the employers, "You haven't done a Gallagher (sister-in-law), tram a ten-minute from hall of the (broneighbour. and our Garrahy God fair thing in the past, and now we're love of Gallagher and James As brazen censors at the feet -of God. service. Their help is cordially innot sorry for you; we will intervene thers-m-1am), Messrs. Dan, Thomas, vited. Rev. the Mahoney, devotions J. evening the splendid, in case of rioting in the streets, but At Gallagher, armor Michael and Michael's in clad warriors 0, Mrs. and preacher, the G. J. Griffin was if you wknt to expel the workmen and William Burns (nephews), boomerang The one topic of conversation is a been has his subject was the Real Presence. from the factories, you must take scourge centuried Withridge and Mrs. D. Gallagher Each is reIt contest. girl popular the knows the The Archdiocese whole Hughes. The the course provided by law, namely, Mrs. (nieces), and mindful of a cup race, where one is To smite His foes who Truth and Triumph blended a civil process for trespass!" Natpallbearers were: Members of the quality of Father Griffin's learned of 130, discourses, and last Sunday's sermon button -holed with the query urally the employers, seed as they Star of the Sea Branch, No.McClosThe patriar- "Who will win' Each stall shelwas one of his best. When first the morning -dare together sang. are to having all the powers of the H.A.C.B.S., viz., Messrs. B. ters a popular fancy, and when the law strained in their favour in in ky (secretary), James, and Sergeant chal preacher quite thrilled his audijudge the by hoisted are the of numbers Mafervent repetition his tory by James Messrs. dustrial disputes, are very annoyed J. Healy, and is come, and it will no doubt be found that it Great Son of the unconquerable Nation at this novel interpretation, and are honey, J. McNamara, E. Hayes, P. words: "The MasterFather enterGriffin's was a close go. All kinds of talking fight, but if they are wise sigh, Shine, and M. P. Cullitv- The cot calleth for thee." and sob to aid world to the held been have thrilled has in seed Presence tainments Whose of Christ's exposition Hughes, they will realise that, with Govern fin -bearers were: Constable of the poll, each striving to out pace ment and workers' organisations Messrs. E. and P. O'Loughlin, and the Blessed Eucharist, treated exaltation of We hail you with the spirit conditions under as aspects other its the in great mystery the wreaths handsome both against them, their position is Many T. D. Daly. Those contesting friendly rivalry. die; never can even more hopeless than that ofbya were placed on the grave, and num- a sacrifice and a sacrament death, tasting who, them Northern Of the For the election are: workers' organisation opposed erous telegrams, letters, and cards, SouthRobinson; Della very busy Miss O.M.I., is Stall, Casey, Father risen receivbeen have have the united powers of Governmsnt and crucified, etc., of condolence leis), in his efforts to make ern Stall, Miss Hazel Trowbridge; Who scourged, betrayed and employers, for the workmen ed by the bereaved relatives. The these days branch Once more the Navy has saved the Empire, by the great Maudie of the Sacred and Central Stall, Miss Gael, of the have always numbers in their fav- Queenstown, when Dr. Mannix was captured amid cheers, fla,thin -song war the funeral arrangements were in the the men's chant to Again sociality the premier men. Heart Sodality, Kierse. and gods of Davies laughter our. hands of Messrs. Arthur E. photographs, and the the Archdiocese. Father Casey's with predestined victors' vision and Co., of Fremantle and Clare- of Whether we believe in communisLloyd George to Naval Man: "It was a famous victory." The aim of the bazaar is to raise Seeing, methods go all round the possibilimont. or not, we cannot experiments tic --London Catho lic Herald. prevail. cannot ties of development, and he is spe. funds for the building of clubrooms hell which against A goal to a that, fact the from away get the where cialising on the boys' branch, in or- for the parishioners, and largo extent, present day economic THE LATE MRS. T. GRACE. der to keep up what might be term- young folk will hecateredfor to their methods have failed from the point decline in the voting strength of the Father Hayes is Soldier of Christ, lead on With ringing chorus heart's content. The death occurred on Saturday, ed an apostolic succession. of view of the workers, and if new Labour Party, but there are many Load and very sanguine of the ultimate re August 28, at the Leonora Hospital, lines, the methods are to be tried, it is far indications that the midwinter of had down has deceased that thunder idea The an Hibernian entertainis bugles a recent It At T. *race. sult. volleying Our of Mrs. for the experiment to be made its unpopularity is already past, and, better the of other in ment, Father Neville, O.M.I., re- very successful results lady, who had been a resident the in us than votmanor Federal before and The different stall workers for t in a peaceful had ferred to the satisfactory state of places, and its initiation in the West Facing the pack of ravening wolves in any case, State district for a number of years, throes and agonies of civil war. The ing figures in the Northern State forthcoming bazaar in St. endeared herself to a large circle of the juvenile branch of the H.A.C.- should be encouraged. signs. conquering GovItalian for our shall be present in awl Os the Reboot Raffle the ingoopistane of parish sword roost attitude proved and he,: The Cross friends by her unassuming manner B.S. and said that though juvenMr. Theockore Fund, are doing their best to m ernment affords at least a..rizoiptsa years past. ile branches had been organised in Helpers are requested to meet in and kindly disposition. She leaves ashes r tyrant's the a taken. in many being is majority the thumping big succ bazaar feet path enormous the former an our the mands evening of being Monday Under on eldest the all several places, most of had the Town three small children, Mr. is not a workers' government, by Parliament just dissolved, his party it is anticipated it will be. four years, and the youngest two languished, but that "the Fremantle to-prepare for the fray. yet will he tyrant another it includes outnumbering the Opposition by C. Perrott, the energetic secretary many Where although means, any sympathy branch was vigorous and growing." greatest The old. weeks like have go reports Stall, Socialists," would Perth things North twice, the than "Independent more some loss. Let us hope ithat the same will be is felt for Mr. Grace in his sad When God from Sinai peals in awful crashes Signor Labriola-who is, by the way. to go very hard indeed against him business in connection with his e MAYLANDS. On Sunday morning the body was said later of the boys' branch of en to leave him without a comfortable chre parties, and the forthconai with affairs of social student a Heart Sodality. Sacred the Sacred Heart Liberty. conveyed to the His coming Decalogue of is international reputation, confined margin in the new Parliament. On ones he hopes will pass off with ev At 3.30 in the Church, Leonora. We hope so. There was a full attendance at by no means to a single class-but the other hand, any considerable better results. was Organisers of bazaars should read afternoon an impressive servicePren. Hiberniane local as the of meeting the it is evidently composed of long- loss of seats would be almost going the reports of is on in what conducted by the Rev. Father for preArthur IN MEMORIAM. whole as the Brother sento him, last, its by defeat as bad THANKS. headed men, as is proved MT. J. J. Kandy won the case Fremantle parish these days-add on Tuesday dergast, the altar being draped The quarterly balance loving sible attitude towards Russian af- object in expediting the elections is wine in the art union in aid of t sad and nights. Brother Moore does not siding. the occasion in black by the DomMrs. C. Corbitt and family, also MARSHALL.-In adopted, Italian employers, we con- to convince the London investing North- Perth Stall at the forth of memory of my only darling eon, fairs. allow the grass to grow under his sheet was received inand Family, and E. Grace T. inican Sisters. after which the Mr. satisvery a in if described' laws branch that the the public peacefully sider, would be better advised Stanley, who passed sincere ing St. Brigid's Bazaar. Very largely attended funeral left for the feet, and the people are all follow. showing Mr. A. Jack- Gwalia, wish to tender their and reaway at St. John of God Hospital they accept the situation, which, certain quarters as "repudiation" erously the winner handed the p ing his magic wand, and of course factory condition.a full Catholic portion of the Leonora benefit mem- THANKS to all kind friends son was initiated on September 24, 1917, fortified by under Heaven, is the outcome rather have the backing and approval of back to Mr. C. Perrdtt, to be dra and teleletters, cards, fur cemetery. Many wreaths and floral superlative success follows that. ber latives Colgan, Brother forces rather than the electorate. of the society. Church. of Holy his economic the rites blind all of "potato day" in for again at a future date. teleLast Tuesday was in their and letters as tributes well floral as and tributes, who has left the district and gonea gramsand sudden bereavement, esMay his soul rest in peace. Amen,' of human designs, and concentrate s In Victoria, where the direct Las grams of condolence, were received. aid of the "Mothers' Stall." The to said Cottesloe Beach, applied for by his sorrowing their energies upon obtaining a fair bour Opposition has but little -Inserted the of Staff and Doctor Mr. W. 0. Staintherpe, of Cot the The pall-barers were Messrs. G. Lo- children of the schools were invites pecially Branch, Canice's rather St. to clearance compensation mother. scheme for Rethe the the stall. to Hada for also owing to bring potato success, J. of chance Wilson, Hospital, lie, is, according to the latest in gan, J. John, G. His resigna- Leonora District than upon counter-revolutionary small Prenrepresentation-Melcity Turnbull. sult-stones and stones of them. which was granted. progressing satisfactorily dow, J. White, and G. Dominican Nuns and Father untirThe hand bourne, with half the population, ligence, tion as treasurer was received with McBRIDE.-Of your charity, pray measures of violence. Leonora, for their St. John's Hospital. Subiaco. Father Prendergast officiated at the Onion day was on last Wednesday , This caused an election for dergast, of of of the soul them. regret. the repose of against for is time to folof the repreday is a third result. Egg one's -similar less than loved has our during graveside.-R I.P. attention Bro. ing when treasurer, of anniversary the Michael McBride, please low. "A wink is as good as a nod the position sentation-the real struggle is be- Advertising has become one of papers Leonora R. Boord was elected, and initiated illness. of whose death occurred on Sep- Elections Pending. to any blind parish." tween the progressive and construccopy. forces of the modern to that office by the president. tember 18th; beloved father sf THE LATE MR. WILLIAM H General elections take place in tive elements, and the hopeless stick greatest TROTT. Mrs. W. Wing and Mrs. G. Staples tour States within the next six in -the mud conservatives so charace No cause can succeed without The grand opening of the bazaar Bros. T. Hinds and A. Jackson licity. No business can be ENGAGEMENTS McBride T. and Mr. (Subiacol, syllabus a South afterhighly Wednesday and politica. South and on arrange State of Victorian old takes place to own teristic Our an of months. were appointed The funeral engage May hie soul rest Australia pass through the ordeal Australia, on the other hand, pro- ably carried on without adv. (Claremont). respected colonist in the person of noon next, and the Hon. Lady New- so that enjoyment may be indulged HOLMES--GUILL. ofTheMiss value of advertising is due M. in peace. took degate is to perform the opening in as well as business. year, while Queensland mises a battleroyal between Labour The next silent is announced early Mr. William Hotson Trott, fact that the printed word ceremony in the presence of the Guill ,of East Perth, to Mr. E. HolVictoria are fortunate in get. and the parties at present sitting the place on Wednesday afternoon, in powerful than the O'CONNOR.-In sad but loving and larover their triennial display of behind the Government, and unless more This afternoon a children's party mes, of Sydney. the presence of a large gathering of Mayor and Councillors, and the word. Newspapers and other aria tins of our beloved son memory Conman in the differences -deceasever seen Franklin's, bad their Mr. and latter sink The gest attendance the at held friends. be political pyrotechnics and will relatives give evidence of the ex at licatiorui killed in action Tom, will fun The brother, Vicof In Hall. are very Henry sorts are acute-the odds Fremantle Town which ners before Christmas. roy -street, where all ed was a son of the late Mr. TOWNSON-NORMOYLE. Mr. R. Ypres, on September 20, 1917. which judicious advertising is must take place on decidedly in favour of seeing Mr. to is announced of polling toria be provided. In the evening at the engagement Thonias Trott, of Fremantle, where lied upon in every line of human so deeply sadly mourned, So musical connection a Miss in be to month, refunction will next of He a recent of premier the neighbotr. At 21st John Gunn there or age. of Wooroloo, 14th, years 7th, 65 the same address he was born H. Townson, Many of our Catholic missed. Rev. Bro- evening. What ha - deavour. and There should be a great while the 9th is definitely fixed for ing State next March. ceived his education at Bunbury, with next week's bazaar,that E. M. T. Normoyle, eldest daughespecially our soh May he rest in peace. Father attendance. Normoyle, In the latter State happened in South Australian poli- stitutions, Queensland. ter of Mr. and Mn. and on leaving school became en- ther Moore announced rather slow to bring been have father, loving his by -Inserted a half. was granting the on Party tics is that the old Liberal has been sprung Beach. election the Cottesloe gaged in the building and contract- Neville, O.M.I., of under a bushel. light from (Kunanwill mother and brother, Will He was well known holiday tto the children of the public six months before its due has reasserted itself, as distinct from business. Next Saturday evening there W.A.) of ailing, home of the the success at the Government the Liberals Great to ensure Party, the schools, the Nationalist evening Leonard's Mr. along date, be a musical fAlbany and DEATHS. 'daughter Holman., Ave May Miss decided upon an immediate declaring that the latter was mereMr. and Mrs. Dalton, Eighth Southern line, where he built many opening ceremony; it is assured. of having on the issues raised by the ly a war -time coalition, formed to Mr. Jno. B. Holman, M.L.A., to BUGGINS.-At Albany, on Septem- PETTIT.-In loving memory appeal Remember there is nothing onand public buildings, among them being illness, painful a after away 1920, passed who the 21, Pettit, gaining Minnie in ber up been successful roll London. As so to war emergencies. a and meet -time night, Philp delegation clash with this the post offices at Katanning at Katanning, September 26, 1917. recent Charles, the beloved husband of The cortege moved Theodore's statement of the is- matter of fact this is actually the grecs of Licentiate of the Associ enjoy yourselves CONGRATULATIONS! Broome Hill. . (Ti y), and fond brother husband, Mr. loving by her Licentiate --Inserted and (L.A.B.t Matilda Board ed was be ruled through Australia. it case right Queensland residence, late "Shall is sue deceased's the from Congratulations, hearty and well and sons and daughters, Helena by the people of Queensland, or by proclaimed from a thousand plat. Trinity College, London (L.T.C. of Mrs. G. Franklin, Mrs. HartHoly Mass every Sunday. 7 and 9 398 Beaufort-street, Perth, and pro- earned, to the Australian Catholic land, Mrs. J. Golding. Mrs. A. Mor- Vale Hotel, Midland Junction. the London financial junto?" The forms at the time of the formation in singing during the recent exam' ceeded to the Karrakatta Cemetery, Federation, Victorian branch, on its s.m,; devotion, 7.30 p.m. (Queensland), Shorts Mrs. ris. the interred, were Opposition, no doubt, intend to of the Nationalist Party, but every. tions held in Perth. Miss Ho where the remains new form of Monthly Bulletin. From Mrs. W. Huggins, Henry Shenton, VICTORIA PARK CATHOLIC make "repudiation" their election body except the South Australia-in is a pupil of the Sacred Heart last sites being conducted by the a small, year. document, 62nd. typewritten his in BOYS' CLUB. M. Shusen, and It will be recalled that re.:ent Liberals has entirely forgotten the vent, Highgate Hill. cry. Rev. Father G. P. O'Callaghan, The which steadily grew small to a NOT FOR IRELAND ALONE. Federal elections showed a steady fact. chief mourners were Mrs. M. A. printed pamphlet, it has grown now every least ald O'NESLL.-Of your charity, pray that Remember A popular Midland Junction Trott' (widow), Messrs. William, BAZAAR. sheetAND ART UNION to a large two -page printed Wilgagement announced is that of Mi Jack, and Lawrence Trott, of South virtually a newspaper! Bravo for you give to Ireland's battle is being for the repose of the soul of of Rev. Father father Haynes, second daughter Gwen Australia (sons), Mrs. E. Douglas, Unity. O'Neill, 28, 8 p.m, SEPT. liam TUESDAY, given to the world. the well-known railway secre Mrs. J. V. Elliott, Mrs. P. M. SulliR O'Neill (Cottesloe) and Sister Until FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st Ireland's victory will mean more and Mr. Viv. Cooper, one of t (St. John of God Convan, Mrs. F. Whittaker, and Miss Patrick M. ART UNION. local returned boys. Ciss Trott (daughters), Mrs. H. H. VICTORIA PARK TOWN HALL. vent, Lombardina), who departed than the saving of a nation: It will at Parkinson and Mrs. M. Johnson (sis* * * this life on August 11, 1920, (Late Foreman and Carver, Day & Co.) Stalls Laden With Fancy Goods. NORTH PERTH STALL. mean the saving of the world to a Co. Kilkenny, Ireland; ters), Mrs. L. Trott, of South AusKilmacow, Full report of the Christian B See the !Candy Butterfly Fire Screen Havink had 20 yearn Practical Experience in Monumental Art. tralia (daughte,r-in-law), Mr. E. ST. BRIG/D'S SCHOOL BUILD- path of right instead of might. Hope aged 87 years. thers' "Old Boys' " Ball, held J. V. Elor Mr. large Douglas, of Albany, ING FUND. We can guarantee Satisfaction in any Memorial Admission Free. Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy Tuesday night last, at St. Georg for the future instead of retrogresliott, Mr. P. M. Sullivan, of Pingelupon his soul. Hall, wil appear in next issue. small, in Marble, Bluestone, Freestone or Gittnite. The Winning Number for Case of sion and despair. Help a Worthy Cause. ly, and Mr. F. Whittaker (sons-irs Wine, Local Material. of 465. Advocates are No. We law), Mrs. J. O'Doherty (sister-inOn next Tuesday evening, in t 12 FOR BALL PRINCESS HALL, CLAREMONT. PERTH. Apply Hon. Secretary, 10 Camelialaw), Mr. S. Seckington (brother-in169 BEAUFORT STREET PRINCESS HALL, CLAREMONT. KEEP OCTOBER Hibernian Hal, a Cinderella Dan the street, North Perth. law), Miss B. O'Doherty and HALL, CLAREMONT. GRAND BALL, OCTOBER 12. is being held to aid' the forthcomii (nieces), GRAND. BALL, OCTOBER 12. PRINCESS Misses E. and A. Hough P. C. PERROTT, Hon. Sec. St. Joseph's Bazaar. Mrs. B. Bry Messrs. L. Ramsay, R. Johnson, and and Miss N. O'Mahoney are org T. Trott (nephews), and 15 grandising the function, which promis The pall -bearers were children. to be very enjoyable. Tickets A. J. W. Layton, Messrs. Finlay, 2/6. Cards will be provided for no Hocking, F. Barfoot, W. A. Brown, The well-known piani dancers. and Capt. A. E. Douglas. Wreaths Mr. Griffin, will disperse suitable an were placed on the grave by his sons the latest music, and all patrons and daughters and grandchildren, assured of a good evening's enjo Miss E. Smith, Miss A. Kneebone The organisers are worki ment. and girls, Mr., Mrs., and Mies 0' hard to snake the entertainment to and Doherty, Mrs. H. Parkinson pronounced success it deserves Mr. and family, family, Mrs. Doherty and Mrs. Molderness and Elsie, Mr. and Mrs. S. Seekington, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Sullivan, Miss Gladys MaleY, Mr. J. D. Saunders and fellow war men, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Douglas, Little Sisters of the P and Mr. and Mrs. G. Johnson, Mr. lire. F. Whittaker, Mr. and Mrs. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Stuart and family and Rene, Nancy Very Rev. Dean Martelli, £1; and Vrcin. Numerous letters, tole of symChamberlain. £1; Mr. John R rams, cards, and messages Mundaring Weir, il; Mrs. 5.-M pathy and condolence were rttefvThe Mt. Lawley, £1/1/-. ed by the btsreasted family. funeral arrangements wart carried out by Messrs. Bowra and O'Dea. Join an Irish Society. PRINCESS HALL, CLAREMONT. GRAND BALL, OCTOBER 12. -

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The popularisation of Esperance I The summer is coming, when no is proceeding apace, and the west Dwellingup is not a tong word to one op- coast watering -places so long desigan is therefore This work. can When large and generous-hearted dreanothing rhyme with-there is of portune mime to say something people set out to make a portion re. YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. METROPOLITAN FAT STOCK my, sensuous, or romantic about it. about Catholic activities in Boul- nated "the coast" in local parlance, The RKET, MIDLAND JUNCTION. life's pathway a very pleasant and, must look to their laurels. was responsible for the And first of all it is a joy to fields people are beginning to realMr. J. P. Doheny, during the meet- Whoever of this little outpost of one der. collection for those concerned, on baptism be able to say truthfully that the ise that the south coast is as much ing of the Young Ireland Society ad. aotivi. THE WESTRALIAN FARMERS' at the same time assist a veryasde-a important most the State's of an -workers of All Hallows' Par- a coast as the west coast, hence Monday evening last, gave MITED, etepart iunder date 22nd serving cause, the community in the wilderness was certainly church are worthy of all praise. Dur- there is hope that Esperance has dress on Thomas Ashe, who died on ties whole feel very thankful to those tember, 1920:not a sentimentalist nor one under ish ing the past four months they have not been named in vain. of such pleasant 25th. September, 1917, and whose cause the Father are who Ameriof the charm lambs. I. of 5728 influence sheep, the 4942 The gents yarded busily engaged in organising Lyons is one of the advocates for anniversary therefore is to -day. practical good. It been can backwoods nomenclature. pigs, and 199 cattle at Midland memoriesa and various entertainments with the ob- the new move, and speaks well of following is the address inter alia: of thanks is due measure Such or beteffort, by an been metropol' of have might attendance full a to ay of reducing the convent debt, Esperance from personal experience. and Mrs. Greaves, Murray It was said by an eloquent Irishthink, it was at a ject and country buyers and several to Mr. Bayswater, and ter still, let uswine well as giving some substantial for giving up man that "men have foughtIreland, was fizzing that. as rush when the ziers. There was an absence of buy. street, help to the good Sisters of St. Josthe cause of on last Saturday night for home 7, 1920:Wednesday was the feast of their of August suffered hurname the Monitor, was New Jersey the "Dwellingup" from Goldfields. is from the The following to find St.Last the pleasure of others, and, in and a good congregawho have made the prison cell aa riedly thrown with the sparkling li- eph. It is most satisfactory for about to the tion Matthew, that all the work necessary HEEP: 4,942 penned, being About to offer the triumphal conjunction, invented ideas in the gathered passed am- man, between nation andthe nation, shrine of fame and the scaffold which Mannix township baby the Archbishop upon quid a peace left to Ireland's mar- was to be the centre of a profitable raising of funds is not I below last week's figures. line, so that the Bays- ongst us for two months, going from this truth issuing from of honour." of the feast-mostly children Mass monetary place were drawn from the Murchison water Church Fund will be considerloving heart of our great guest fell tyrs and heroes have sprung from timber industry and where a State few. -The workers are many, and No doubt the remembrance that the a pleasure was It healthy sources. shore. that to life. is local there from enshore Irish amongst them An ground. of on fertile the balance and section . thereby. rank augmented day was Bishop Gibney's feast day, ably every a blot being without thrives hotel The British The proud aristocrat, the humble of friendly rivalry which al- helped to swell the number of the So, its after effects! quality penned was not equal to joyable and varied programme of trip, as he reminded us, part of a the landscape. It is not indi- spirit excellent results. congregation and the fervour with week, there being a greater pro- amusement items was submitted, pleasant duty trip to Rome. That Empire becomes more and more ner- peasant, the learned Church digni- upon is fresh- ways leads to such has there and beauty, of cative of sorts, euyears organised the Mrs. K. Brennan tion of medium conditioned the unlettered labourer, and found great favour with the as- it yielded him great pleasure he s-out about them. Four ness, life, and majesty enough in far which the day was kept. Ver- tary, only a sprinkling of anything like semblage, and left no room for many times told us; that the plea- lies left the world in chaos: gifted poet and the common toiler, this peaceful hamlet deep set in the chre parties and concerts, and so resThere doubt that the histrionic talents of d quality trade merinos. we sailles a ghost of ruin instead of a have all paid the supreme penalty Australian bush on the spur line to her efforts have realised the great Congratulations .to the local C.B. as was us it gave sure eucrossbreds penned. the people of the Maylands-Bayse very few The tour re- beacon light of reconstruction. Four for their devotion to Ireland. Three Dwarda to inspire a name more in pectable sum of £82/18/9. ofByMary College on the arrival of Father for ourselves. ing the sale throughout prices for water parish cover a very wide know Fr. Langmead from Propaganda. in truth it re-creat- years of truth sowed by' men like years ago there was a young man keeping with what should yet be- chre parties the Children and him, created to and Pitman equal Mrs. £26; were unswervable have raised shepherd, prison, good trade mutton range, but notwithstanding the gendone to death in an Irish Looked at merely in itself, Melbourne's us. come, when the giant jarrahs are Mrs. Joyce, £15; Misses Giles, Langmead is the third "old boy" of intimidation, very respect, are by human name week's rates but in pens of medium eral all round excellence of the even- ed and eight memory held the C.B.C. at ranks whose now work in the it two months event, away by the ruthless axes of 117/2/6; Mrs. Pitman and Mrs. Mc. indifferent quality values were ing's entertainment, there are several aweeks of pleasure and profit for all much less proffers of power or gold, dear to the members of our society. swept archdiocesan clergy. and we wish He the fine sinewy arms of the young Intyre, 110/5/-; Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. of Quotations: Best isms which are deserving of special might make the world what the les- His name was Thomas Ashe. idely easier. him long years of service in the harus. cleaners one of the richest settle- Ranclaud, made have should Ireland, of the war sons of bred wethers, 32/- to 35/-; extra mention, these being:-"A Scotch of But South the in its born vest field of Holy Church. was its, after effects! Yes, It is well watof the West. ments great event Ball-the 27/Hallows' good, on All 42/-; -changers to profesmoney e and weighty Character Duet," by "Sandy McThere's the rub for it, driving the of the people, driving and followed the teaching Gaelic ered, and it seems to one, long held a of the season-ably organised by effects. the bent backs 30/-; medium, 22/- to 25/-: best Dougall" and "Jeanie" McPherson." afterpowers of darkness. A great effort is being made to sion, being an expert in the in the city, an ideal place Mesdames Shea, Pauley, and Bee .sbred ewes 29/- to 32/-: good 25/- a hilarious piece of Scottish com- theThe truth uttered every time that the moneyed empires off the backs language. He went to the United captive put the Sacred Heart Sodality on a where a fair contingent of Mr. ConMur,7/.; medium 18/- to 21/-; best came along right occasion offered, the plain simple of the exploited nations, leaving the States on a lecturing tour, and on nolly's "eleven hundred" might be- ton, took place on the 19th and 20tn better footing. The new move is a fairly that edy .on ewes to 23/6; best merino from the heather-clad hills: "Coon truth, the eternal truth, the truth man, leaving the nation, in posses- his return took a prominent part gin their apprenticeship of produc- of August, and was a pronounced result of the late mission by Fathers hers, local, good skins 33/- to 36/-: Song" and "Scotch Songs" (comic), that must be at the foundation of all sion of the land God gave them, the in the Volunteer movement. When ing in the popular interests of the success both socially and financially. Murray and 'Mitchell, of the Represent-a record attendance- demptorist Order We should have ra prime and weighty to 42/.; good rendered by Mrs. Jeffrey. the former sound dealings between man and birthrate of all not of the few. the rising broke out in 1916 he was West, and steady the heavy hand of All impressed with the perfect way to 30/-; medium 22/- to 25/-; best of which fairly "brought down the will have-the best parochial in command of a division, and held the taxgatherer. Already there were which every detail was seen to by -and 'no ewes, 25/- to 28/-; good 20/- to house"; and song, recitation, and of men and boys of all his position against tremendous are some thriving settlements in the in tireless organisers and their en attendance the a II. to death medium 15/- to 18/-. Crozier, sentenced Miss was little He by the sodalities of W.A., for we have odds. dance, toe district, and they give evidence of ergetic helpers. The receipts afterwards was Victoria of which sentence all the elements that go to make by might be accomplished AMBS: 5728 penned, being about pupil of the Sisters what £239/1/1, expenses the for life. others with the will and common- an.ounted to of this One of the principal of altered to penal servitude he more than last week. The quali- Square. The cleverness applause, to £37/19/1, leaving a credit balance success. wrote While he was in Lewes gaol throughout was very indifferent, little lady evoked greatgreat necessary to successful pion- of 1201/-12, a very fine sum for these is the absence of croakers and a beautiful sense credit wailers, who among other things talk of ''the good old e being practically an absence of and certainly reflected eering. .these days of financial stringency. Other enjoyable and "The parish isn't what Thus again the :Monitor, of August 14th:poem which is worthy of record. thing like prime quality. Prices on her teachers. In Holyoake, its neighbour, is just a The members of the H.A.C.B. Socie- times," 2/- and artistic -items were rendered by was when Father Mac was here." "Let me Carry Your Cross." it defeated who ughout showed a drop of 1/- ofto the people determined and that to say ty and the C.Y.M. Society rendered the walk along railIt is no exaggeration unconditionally, nice morning's Crawley, the following:-Misses head all round. The bulk foe of humanity. In Australia 1917 he was released making a way line, further on the way, and good service on both nights by lookMorrissey, no man in the whole world for the this Croxford, We are delighted to know that the ing consisted of suckers, there be- Ramsay, the struggle centered around one but was arrested forlater. He, with there one will see healthy little Aus- ing after the doors. To them sin- Christian CunBrothers have enrollkii only a few hoggets penned. Quota- A.T.C.L., Master Clark, Mrs. Walsh, surpassed Arch- man, and it was due to his fearless speech a few months has six years past as fresh and as interesting cere thanks are given. The Catho- their students in the Sacred others, tralians and M.P., now Stack, and --Messrs. Austin about the truth s: Best hoggets, 29/- to 26/-; good, ningham, bishop Mannix in demonstrating the ness in proclaiming as any seen in our city schools, and lic people are deeply grateful to Mrs. Sodality. This is a new move, a Europe were lodged in Mountjoy, as where to 22/-; medium 16/- to 19/-; best Franklin, Greaves, McDonald, Ken- potency of truth. that turned the intrigues Joyce, Miss Monckton, Miss Rowe, compact community politian industrious applied to be treated one, but not a necessary era, 18/- to 20/-; good, 14/- to 16/-; ny, and Gilhooley, the "house" showand Mr. Kelly-the musicians who desirable True it is that President Wilson's into a shambles that defeated soi- they This was refused, seemingly happy and self-satisfied. one, for the attenaance of the boys cal prisoners. ing in no mean fashion their appre- messages (um 11/- to 18V-; light 9/- to 10/-. in the Antipodes. scription everymankind inspired gave their services free. Very valA -end in cells week the Dwellingup disin the noise A a The added of the different numbers. From his see in Australia he has and for making had the bed, bed- trict, where the impudent superior- uable assistance towards the ball was already perfect. But the effect of those IGS: 624 penned, being a smaller ciation where. of praise must be given messages, will be the opportunities .ly than the previous week. The special word not being supported by travelled the breadth of our Repub- all the prisoners the jarrah tree manifests was given by many non-Catholics, advantages for gaining the special indulgence May Kenny, of Maylands, good faith, lasted but a brief day. lic, being acclaimed by the people clothes, utensils, and all the forth- ity ofover .ing consisted of a few nice quality to Miss presided and to these non-Catholic friends growths the lesser of the Ashe itself cellstheir at the piano. The words of the Archbishop, on everywhere and securing thousands tore removed from .ners, some medium weight chop- who parishioners of All Hallows' ten- granted to the sodality. filled in the in- the contrary, are spreadirfg onward, upon thousands of adherents to his was left like this for 50 hours, and primeval forest: where the atmos- the and some pens of good quality Games and dances on the Saturday he was forcibly fed phere is a tonic more invigorating der their most heartfelt thanks. one dance making larger day by day After the Kalgoorlie Races, the gospel of truth. About half the yarding tervening spaces of time, their ars. We hope that the euchre party next he than any nostrum ever distilled in the nose. So ill did to the biggest event is the C.B.C. And now, with the eyes of the through that rough conditioned stores and slips. in particular being enjoyed of influence. in order to remove the the laboratory of a chemist, and the which the C.Y.M. Society are hold- Sports. and spec- sphere We remind the parishionfocussed upon him, with the become, world by policies world divided re was a good attendance of metro utmost by participants a ing will in with With be 'keeping their he first prison, spring in its splendour, dying in of calm of his ers to meet the collectors with more actors in "the of hate and bloodshed; with peo- cables flashing his every act through- possibility tan buyers, curers and feeders. tators alike, thethechief best traditions, that the and little on the Tues. when Mother Earth already quicka hospital sent -to was "cracker," than a good wishes, when they ring pace Man mostly making --Archbishop turn" supply, universe out the PPERS: In small of the nations everywhere bowday, and ened into life and recuperated by school bazaar which will be opened door-bells during the next two observer to ad- ples nix has forced the British Govern- day. He died the same 'urn weight pigs, prices about equal and so causing the re- ing down to the masters who sent ment to show to the gaze of all thd the verdict of the jury, half of whom Nature is giving forth the abun- on Friday afternoon will add con- weeks. still vitality of fund the medium mire quality Best countries slaughter, two to ast week. s were Unionists, was that his death dance of its plenteous womb in de- siderably to our funds. The Grand credit of the "old them tht choppers f7/101- to 18/10/-; a maining to the refused to pay tribute to the fear and hatred with which it be- "was caused by the punishment of lights of flowing streams and blos- Skating Carnival.which is being orhard ban alone Father Donogher hopes for a holds this gentle but fearless prelate rough lower. BACONERS: In small 'tins," after many years' of A Moloch of Conscription-Ireland and whose only weapon is the all-power- taking away from his cell the bed, soming tree. luxuriant fern and my- ganised for the 4th of October by large congregation at St. Marv's on ours. mudball old of quality this pens on tling some .ly, including bedding and boots, and left to lie riad airy, fairy floral beauties that the Misses Goddard and Mrs. Field Wednesday, 29th, which is Michaelgood Australia. about equal to last week. dainty supper. which the added , prices In Ireland's case it was a united ful truth! on the cold floor for 50 hours, and arrest the wondering eye and en- promises to be very successful. mas Day. This feast is kept with 'ce quality weighty baconers, £5/10/- ladies of Bayswater provided, of A monster euchre party and dance then subjected to forcible feeding in chain the soul with the mystery and the fervour in Cavan and Kerry enjoyment the good quality to materially odd pens to f8/151-; run by Mrs. Pauley and Mrs. Bock great . his weak condition, after a hunger- the grandeur of a season typified will a pleasand Clam, people of those counties, ium weight 95/- to 105/-; lighter, evening, and it was indeed take place in the future near We censure only in the city by the soft colours of 5 or 6 days. sttike of all the other countries, and hour and of the supply towards fair In that, crowd ed PORKERS: to 93/-; these ladies take in hand their descendants the Castle authorities for not acting of pretty window dressings, and the Whatever home, two generations cipally medium weights, values, if midnight, wended their way more promptly when the grava con- alluring daintinesses of the newest is sure to be a big success, and so we removed, are invited to Mass next thing, being slightly easier than and continuous bursts of merriment have the fullest confidence -that Wednesday to pray for St. Michael's brought was deceased spell of of the modiste, is a of the dition modes night still the quality over forth Choice carried week's rates. Kimberley, before them by the Lord Mayor and peace and a break in the monotony their grand final rally will be a fit- blessing on "the most distressful The Rev. Father P. O'Reily, O.M.I., writing from hty pigs 70/- to 75/-; few higher; air from the little knots of homethe Sir John Irwin." of city life worth 'trying. It might ting completion to a season of suc- country." South Africa, under date August 22. 1920, expresses in the following quality medium weights 55/- to ward -bound people demonstrated modern When Thomas Ashe was forcibly perhaps be a very modest and quiet cessful church work. these in the of manifest and pably memory pal the fact that the real but simple Truth, as is so light 45/- to 53/-; SLIPS : conweak terribly in a he was fed, The bazaar has ceased firm rtroubholiday, but there is laughter in it, RES: In heavy supply, principally evening in general, and of "Sandy "civilised" times:He had been three days dition. many respirations to make the ling, and the stall -holders are at still linIt pigs, prices for which were again and his lass" in particular too soon take place. No doubt in the without food ,and two nights with- and rather moving is world :*The out bigger. under the rest, but there is still enough of the will suf- out sleep, without a chair, or a stool lungs bulge Well grown stores 35/- to 45/-; gered. innocents many meantime the mean long-I last to rapidly influence of she commanding atChurch Debt left for an effort later Next. Saturday a musical evening agents of evil are too active for their fer, but their blood will be our vicler 27/- to 33/-; slips 20/- to 25/-. and tractiveness of the bush, where the to sit on, and with his boots Trinity College of Music. on. It is just as well (this is not be held at the home of Mr. and own nefarious ends. Soon, I feel tory. The cycle of history will soon socks removed. In the struggle the stately, impudent, and wealth proTTLE: 199 yarded, consisting of will official) for lethargy threatens a parMill -street. of Walsh, R. E. Mrs. EXAMINATION RESULTS. will apthen with glorious How return. Murchison, the a standstill. bogies from sure, they must come to jailers nearly wrenched his ear off, ducing jarrah tree doesn't lurk, like ish that has no debt. successful a to points Everything wield who are appearing everywhere pear the mission of those On Monday, August 23rd, Mr. A. consignment of choice quality bul- evening. and into his nose from which the Scaddan's foe in our midst, and There is great expecta- for"Signs combined action against such, their pen, use their intellect, and blood was flowing freely they insert- where one doesn't feel the incidence Mallison, Examiner for Trinity Coland cows from the Mid- tion of a good 1 the of representation Glorious God's for time line, the balance being Vinci- Young Ireland Society and Irish viz; The most wicked one and his give their india.rubber tube. His strug- of time and the pressure of the eter- lege of Music, London, visited CLAREMONT. Northampton and conducted the small sorts from the agricultural National Foresters. Bayswaterites, busy agents. This, I feel sure, will Cause!" gles were so violent that he broke nal enervating city grind. annual examination at the PresentaIn sympathy with yesterday's don't forget to roll up in strong straps with which he leather the DAY! THE SPEED The GOD secretaries, Misses Colenutt nice, has a compact. Dwellingup tion Convent, with the following re-. and Heart, rates the market wa easy for Mr. Max Green tried was bound. announce -that everyas these evenings are very well -furnished little church, sults:do-to and hing but choice quality bullocks. bunches, what Cromwell failed to a thing is progressing satisfactorily in to cement help and enjoyable, The St. Patrick. to dedicated weighty quality tions: Choice Higher Local Division.-Miss Rose connection with St. Thomas' Annual break the spirit of an Irishman. but in every exist should that friendship that it thought .cks £23 to f241101-; odd pens highWilliams, pass. he only broke this Irishman's heart. name gives one the to be held in the Princess Hall product of the great faith Intermediate Division.-Miss Mau. Ball, choice quality medium weights. parish. He was removed from the cell a dy- was thepioneering on the night of October 12. Mr. Holy Mass every Sunday at 8 a.m. bands who were reen Williams. the of the _so I22/101-; fair quality medium ing man. He was killed by and two jazz artistes have early days when Junior Division.-Misses Mary Miller hts 114 to £16; medium quality British Government as surely as the builders in the been secured to supply the music from laid was being track smaliron the to £13/10/-; £12 Netts Drage. ium weights Robert was killed in 1803. C.Y.M.S. It stands Collier, First Steps Division.-Misses Ede - The floor will be in perfect order, 10 to £11; small green steers £7 to He was struck down on the thres- Pinjarra to Dwarda. OUTRAGEOUSLY HUMILIATED. to line Mitchell, Carmel Johnson, Mol- and special arrangements have been hold of a great career, and if, as has -so we are told-as ais monument I/-; a few lower; choice quality 18th. the night, made in connection with the lightThursday Last in no longer who of one zeal £16/101-; the lie Wight. 'um weight cows £15 to been said, the English cannot die effects. Late trains will run. inst., the new committee held its extinguish between a crimnal and a the State, but' whose name is yet The following have also receiving beasts higher: fair quality weighty first His Grace, in an interview, Most Rev, Dr. Barry, Archbishop Eleven out of the Everything is being done for the meeting. with district in the light quality remembered good Cot the £13 to £14; the outed from London . certificates saint, there are millions of Irish held up for 40 min- pressed his indignation at present, was Hobart, were of comfort of members patrons, thirteen that dancers Peter lege of Music, the examination be- should look forward so urn weights £12 to £19/10/-: apologies being received from the utes by a military party who wish- rage that had been perpetrated hearts on which the nem,: of much regard-the big-hearted to a very pleaWe had the privilege ing held by MI-. Hardwick:ler £10, a few inferior lower. Thomas Ashe is inscribed, who will O'Connor. upon him and his guest in view Leahy ed "to search him for arms." sant night. During supper remaining two, Messrs. D. time in the Mass Holy assisting at of DivisionAdvanced Senior keep his memory green in the days Art Union for a suite of furnie sold -450 sheep 1511 lambs, 169 and F. Darcy, who were uravoidOn Sunday, August 1, his Grace, the passers-by. pretty little church, and during the Misses Wilga Dooley, 1st class pass. the ture is to be drawn. 9 cattle. ably absent. who has been staying with his broWhile detained under arrest, his to come. a Rose Williams, first class pass. to listening devotions evening The new syllabus was drawn up ther in Middleton, was motoring to Grace noticed that the officer, who BRIAN BORU BRANCH. I NY., powerful sermon by Father T. R. Senior Division.-Miss Sheila Doo- Art Union of Suite of Furniture at. Very apparently was -suffering from exand a social committee consisting of Youghal, accompanied by O'Grady on the text "There was a ley, first-class pass. NVREMANTLE. St. Thomas' School, Claremont. OFFICIAL TESTING. the opened Messrs. F. J. Hayes, W. Webb, and Rev. E. Brauer, secretary to Arch- treme nervousness, man who gave a great supper." It Elementary Divisioni-Master J. to bishop Kelly, of Sydney, and Dean pouch of his revolver, and the ArchOctober 12. No Postponement On Tuesday, 14th September, the was a fine effort, and we were great- Baker J. F. Waldron was appointed pass; Miss Gladwin Country friends, please send in quarterly meeting of the above ly impressed by the striking argu- Patten (violin), carry out she various social items of of St. Patrick's College, Manly, Ho- bishop was prepared for the worst, (pianoforte). e dairy branch of the New South the term. Books in time for Drawing. at branch was held the United bart. if into that Borne has convinced His Grace is the preacher. ment of Primary Division.-Master Harry -s Department of Aviculture mem of unfinancial a party of Societies' Adematter Mogeely Friendly Rooms, The mile beyond A are the only methods left in practice it would bring into the Reynolds (violin), Miss Mary Bathe July return of official tests. fixed these was discussed, and it was de- Cameron Highlanders, with is laide -street, Fremantle. and force of England a piety, which the brute of God deeper House Drage, 1st yes a list of pure bred cows tested hers ker (piano), Miss Netta PELLEW'S BOULDER months bayonets, stopped his car and rudely being employed to stifle the just asThe Chief Ranger, Bro. Morris, greater devotion for the Real Pre- class, pass. the United Pure Breeders' cided that all who were -six over a small attendance. sence. For BOY'S and MEN'S SUITS, also e, The number of privately own- in arrears in the subcriptions should ordered him out on the road. pirations of the Irish people, Eng- presided Reports from the E.C. Delegates and is doomHIGH-CLASS ws on test on 1st August was 363. be struck off the list of members Ignorance in land's authority Ireland MERCERY. Shocking In a little comfortable home at had Officer's were received. Commenting upon Discourtesy. ed. up of 46 herds, and comprising after a notice to that effect met an old Irish mo- very little spare time remains on for the attendance, the Chief Ranger Holyoake wewhose liking Shorthorns, 139 Illawarras, been posted on the notice board was regret great car 87, ther of He has come to the conclusion expressed regret at the small attenHaving searched the motor JAMES SHEAHAN As, however, a large His friends, and they his hands. erseya, 11 Guernseys, 21 Friesians a fortnight. Williams, of Midle- that this monstrous mockery of au- dance for a quarterly meeting, that there wasn't a priest to be are many, will regret to learn that There were also number of members have pail up and driver, Mr.approached 37 Ayrehires. GENERAL STOREKEEPER, the Arch- thority was a studied insult to the which he attributed to the efficiency seen every day and whose most anx- his mother, whom he was just about ton, the officer, .vernment cows on test at ex- since the beginning of thefromterm, Sacthe Holy the bishop and Father Brauer, and said high office that he has the honour of the work or those brothers in ious thought was for the total to be removed visit, died recently in Victoria. .WINE & SPIRIT MERCHAINK.. ent farms. To walk two miles to as- to books will be very much less than he should search them for firearms. to hold in the Catholic Church, office. Members are not expected rifice. Piess-street, Boulder. e test was completed by 24 cows, was at first anticipated. of the great R.I.P. Archbishop gave the officer Association is doing For Choicest Quality Only. Call and He has already made a strong pro- to attend every fortnight, but on sist at theof celebration The .ing 8 milking IShorthorns, 3 Ma- The Society badge was again die. hisThe did not seem to its bestProgress love mystery reading on officer the owe Inspect and quarter every our Underground Dairy card, nights it behoves we the district, and authorities. for the test to military as. 4 Jerseys, 3 Guernseys, and cussed, and before very long they it asked:. "Where is Hobart?" The Produce Department. in the district to make a her, already beyond the allotted to it a kindly thought and good 'esian, all privately owned, and 3 should be ready for distribution to Archbishop replied: "In Tasmania," Father Brauer said that he was member span of life, an out of the way ac- wishes for its welcome given to us attend. special effort to Ayrshire 1 and ylS, 1 Guernsey; of The society has donated, as a hievement, with the vivid faith of during our visit. but the officer was none the wiser, much shocked at thein treatment Four cows, 2 members. MANNION & CRUSE by the- State. view of the billiard tournament, judging The Archbishop showed him his his Grace, especially instalment, to their stall orga- her race she was prepared to set The local football contest is lig Shrothorns, and 2 Illawarras byThe fact that the treatment meted out first The Goldfields Undertakers and and should chain, received, and the nominations cross nised in connection with the baz- out for St. Patrick's for the blessed about to finish. pectoral gold Last Sunday No. out days 243 been tested for only with equal might, to one Archbishop was not Funeral Furnishers. she Mass. But Sunday but all sinthe officer's we of the Christian Brothers' very successful, his episcopal ring, but 2 defeated Dwellingup after a strenregulation 273, hut had reached be be employed ar.- in aid the sum of fifteen guineas- called .upon for :the effort, she -had uous game. cerely hope it will finish this side knowledge of the Archbishop's rank lack of hiscourtesy, Sunday Holy- 13 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE, adard. brother Archbishops and Appeal, the privilege of assisting at the oake and No. Next a donation which every Forester and BURT -ST., BOULDER. of Xmas. 9 was no better than his geography. against try Mill conclu2 of the Australian Hierarchy may well be proud of. "great supper" nearby on the fol- sions. in Last Sunday morning a meeting He persisted in his attempt to search Bishops A fortnight previously, af.. conditions are favorable Funerals conducted in any part of who are in Ireland or on their way Father O'Grady's ter a finely The final euchre party and dance lowing Sunday. No. the State at ehartest notice. Charges -contested match, any Bulgaria, France, England, of cricket enthusiasts was held in the Archbishop, who refused to be hither. in connection with the society's parish is undoubtedly a great one, 2 Mill defeated Holyoake by three the society's rooms, when nearly all searched. s,Ireland, Luxemburg, Sweden, A consignment of ArtifiHe is convinced from his own ex- stall was held at the Trades Hall, great in size, 14rger in territory points. With Syd. Frazer at the moderate. and average in Scotland, Italy, the old players, as well as many The officer then sent one of his Wreaths just landed (the first claim Fremantle, on Thursday, 16th inst. than some of the principalities of head of the Holyoake team, it is cial Switzerland and Czecho-Sloya- new ones were present. A full re- men to consult his superior officer. perience of the justice of the since the outbreak of the war. expendiEngthe that entails and Irish leaders Europe, the by made has occurred injury his The attendance with the cricket and was excellent, and port in connection In Hungary hard to give a chance to the valiant and after the Archbishop sporting party .had been detained under ar- lish rule in Ireland is now naked reflects great credit upon those con- ture of a vast amount of energy. No. 2 team. But, one never knows. Kalgoorlie Tel. 337. Boulder Tel. 195. to the great heat in May. club is published in the A good horseman, and with plenty The local hall is now quite repaired, He regards the out- cerned. notes for this week. rest for 40 minutes the messenger militarism. pionthe clithe who as of grit of men the Archbishop the committee on rage fruit J. W. SHEEHAN The successful euchre competitors a meeting of the A very welcome visitor to the so- returned. The officer, without a and it is expected that Saturday eered the Faith in this country in evenings for the future will be week, it was stated that though ciety's rooms during the week was single word of apology, said the max of his experiences of military were:PRIME BEEF BUTCHER, rule in Ireland. was likely to be available for a one-time president, Father Lang - Archbishop could proceed. Ladies: Miss M. Shanahan; gents, the early days, he does not mea- whiled away with music and the Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. sure has day's work on the 44-hour rhythm of flying feet. ,000 cased of apples overseas, yet mead. A. Collins. Old and new friends were Telephone 45,1 Only recently he missand Co. had already received. very pleased to see Father The series of euchre entertain- principle. Lang Viva! Dwellingup, 1,500.000 for and for space trail spent a wintry ed the and Maritana Street, Picadilly. Cations ments was also concluded on that mead, and we can assure him of a wet night in the forest. He has, for next season. It. was also most cordial welcome whenever he evening, 'the winners being:Telephone 474. out, that timber for fruit finds time to come along to our I Ladies: Miss M. Shanahan, 1; Mrs. however, the sporting blood of the G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., D.D.S.., in the north of the State was rooms. A. Kelly, 2. Gents: Mr. Darnell, 1; Celt in him, and summed his adDENTIST. of and that in consequence venture up as -" its all in the day's THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. Mr. A. Collins, 2. enthusiasts will soon have During the war an impenetrable veil separated the two camps. lying hardwood for joinery pur- a Boxing Having partaken of refreshments work." He is eminently fitted for 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, ball erected for their Now, two years afterwards, the veil only begins to lift. The poliP. J. RUSSELL in Victoria, saw millers wanted use.punching the arduous work of his vast pan PERTH. strings, and really know the the daintily who pulled provided, dancing has to and generals was comMr. Oldrini promised ticians per case for timber. menced and indulged in until a late ish, and can even find after a hard Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, expedite its erection, so now you bows and whys,- are taking the world into their confidence at last. getday's in the saddle enough are also journey we And now hour. enthusiasts keep on -worrying him, French, Jellicoe, Hamilton, have talked. Tiee, Underwear, &e 'Phone, A5038. The committee desire to thank humour in him to strike off a hapting the other side of the story, more illuminating still. and also the president. HANNAN ST., KALGOORLIE their many patrons and friends who py little set of verses rippling with The syllabus item for next WedOVERHEARD. 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MIDLAND JUNCTION. Cambridge and Oxford Universiannual carry off the prize. It is by earnest playing broken, and ties commenced solid as founded in 1884, the late P. G. Mcare were records that usual date as that A success beyond all expectations efforts C's," The Since 1827. in then a "three being the first captain. So keep going hard, matches Annual Ball, held won. anticipation provewillcorrect, Gibraltar, and right Shane Cambridge has won 38 contests, Ox- was the Children's player, in my humble opinion, races be played to- the rock of the athletes, leap as high as you challenge match season have earned finest Tuesday evening last. The hall young on drawn. been have 9 wonderfulthroughout the and was 35, ford possessed it ever up to the with coloured right opposing of hard decorated run day week. esteem and gaily and can, was is the respect clever and versatile Jack Worrell. tape. and INTERESTING PARS. The venue of to -day's match Last Saturday Mick ly lights, flowers, and bunting, hunexponand should a forwards.excelled with several -I doubt Then follow such well-known Score. was Biggest it as himself. the W.A.C.A. Ground, place World's thronged The Cleary, Cullity W. will as Percy Trotter, ents He costumes, fancy in better. ones challenge match take same this little played dred has ground. if ever Mick The highest score ever compiled Ted Melling, J. and M. Grace, TomCRICKET a really brilliant appear. also eventuate on, the was simply superb. Bob Castenelli Chris. Kiernan, E. was 1,094 by Melbourne University presentedAlthough the prizes were Umpire Collins will have charge of although playing under difficulty my Leyden, Boxer Milne, S. Smith, Perth in March, 1898, against Carlton. Prior ance. numerous the judges had a R. the Jenkins, of a meeting rendered annual to-day's game. The with two bad hands, match Carlton held the re fairly hard time indeed in carrying J. Dalton, H. Rappiport, for the Young Men's Society to this of himself in ground Reynolds, Catholic No very SURIACO. 1896. in account W. kicked truly-his second goal good established Descrimes, P. --922, their cord Joe Kerrigan, However, their duties. Club was held in last Easts determined to equalise FOOTBALL day. work, but was greatly handicapped in less than five of the 'Varsity side out theirwere W. McSperrin, Gerald Bros- Cricket on Played, 16; Won, 7; Lost, 8; Maroons, popular. No amount Sunday morning Eric Chalmers, not as Potter, this last score of the They were L. Mil decision. in the airBuckle, W. Walker, rooms Drawn, 1. which for the busy of a large attendance. were centurions. great usual, nev- nan, C. and W. as too is presence praise the of (By ''WATTLE.") limelight the in Feilcherfield W. 190, came with a powerful rush, inleading much Beecham, Ocborne bal- lee 205, balls F. Fontaine, Tammy who should surely be Subiaco are buyers of moth The secretary's report and a champion every time he Johnson, Cinoris and Ion were the Quick 179, Bullwant 139 not out. committee, Second Semi -Final. G. Holden, Lou Barker, L. The Ma- ertheless the prov- in limited quantities. with the result of their lab-sheet, after discussion, was ad- 176, pleased Preedy and Beasley latter, ance douball. but L. topped side lights, handles Bailes, the points), on "Tich" (58 one Leckie, but J. All 8.10 Millis, most the The report complimented East Fremantle, The supper tables perhaps roon's season has closed, consequent Maurice Mahon, easily our Jerry thus: Miller 57, Ross 32, ours. points). ed stumbling blocks, and McLellan, E. Brooks, J. Cooper, and opted. ball upon their recent defeat. They on the successful sea- ble figures, defeated Subiaco, 5.11 (41 season, and 22. reflected the greatest credit on the a powerful kick, sent the next 23, Lewers 26, Gray puit not least those famous the members of talent, improved boy this However the crowd, and with when not in last solid for the excellent comrade- Stewart committee. and ladies' centre line. TheEasts opened with a great galaxy Ma.one, son, side the Mick Carlton over the or Tom well of Sloan, Great weather, a great Foley B. A. member Every defenders elated football, incident of note was a goal to the and and their supporters were but H. Chris- children soon discovered thea abundHickey, ship that existed. Congratulations the ruck, and Jack Bradyandin renPaddy while not exactly "great" go with the ball. and had a Con. the Banks, Australs short the prospects, to in McGuinness, and of ordinary-such season's extended the also with the the agency are ever reliable, up with an average of ance of dainties,remained it was well aboveparvo McMichael and Geoff Moriarty were in place free. Rod- side went "off" in a remarkable way, sticks, premiership hon- tian finished report of last through assistance to the Sam time not much who had been awarded aminor is a multiim iri was founded in 1892, on wresting,thetheclub. 1 for 243. of aver- dered powerful Collingwood hopes for High a question Oval. has only tables. Perth further was Mahon laden it at a from and the of scored Maurice ours riguez Saturday's meet Perth half -backs. and has given to the game in former season. Ridiculing the Umpire. The following ladies and gentleand on transference of play ages between them and West out a "clinker." and neat years such notable players as Dick are extended /or the ensuing September is known as back the Subiaco, was again for the fourth place on the list. In turned a men formed the committee:-Secrehim even better, Condon, E. Rowell, G. Angus, The Quigley medal was awarded To get even with an umpire to the other end. Preedy shone L. leading season will see The the just The month that bringest had they a player. method. also make all-round Rodriguez peculiar to best a Mrs. H. D. Gibbs; Mesdames Sexton Pat tary, batsman adopted prominent. Proudfoot, "Buffer" to the W. sun Up to Jack Brady is going the recipient will be anout leg before, the ball Dobson, Glynn, Sharkey, O'LoughHis clearing and Tulloch, North, about this time. Indeed, he was goal-getter of the League. round he great "goalie." splendid. Siam, Charley Pannarn, J. J. Mono- name of at a later stage. The tro- He was given In triumph from its exile playthird the of was Jack he If as Dunham, Day, O'Malley, serviceable conclusion back the the Burns, most on lin, him nounced is Maroons' striking suggestion of the He picked the ball up quickly kicked 38 goals. In the early long kicking he is a "Wimbridge" ham "Charger" Hailwood, Fred and phy donated by Mr. Prendergast for drawing away from it. Being ex- Parkinson, Fitzgerald, Rise, O'D,onand so there was just a last, himself as foot- er. Arthur Leach, Percy Gibb, G. An- the greatest number of catches re- ceedingly angry at the decision, he nell, points. matches he had some great "bags," applies full O'Gorman, Clune, and booted O'Hehir, and summer on Saturday front, making. in the in Strickland, of the comderson, H. Dowdell, W. on but with closer attention from opin a tie between Messrs. Ra- fastened a legging on his back when Kingdom, Misses W. Niland, M. ball fans from all points score was hardly registeredball Those to scintillate for North Smith, R. Rush, A. Dummett, D. sulted way to Perth Thisboard W. and Gordon. Bell sent the ponents, he was not nearly so sue- were Bill Sullivan (best man on the A. Prior, his second innings. llegney, M. Swan, L. Pettit for phael, in before went pass wended their he In the J. Baxter, T. semi-final Sadler, J. Ryan, second cessful. Steele was their champion, Owing to the large number of apOval to watch the The umpire's feelings were so hurt Dobson, and M. Carr, and Messrs. Bob Middlemas, Geo. roll, R. Strachan, Paddy Rowan, R. well down, and that clever forward, ground), realised to "gate" claim his the The (resgoal into C. a dispute coming M.'s few of immeGibbs, Mick he tooted that and desirous of the season. Kingdom by this proceeding Billy Bullmore, record of Lawn, secured, and Sexton again and indeed, Nash, H. Pears, and their popular plicants title of "Champion Footballer Campbell, This just beats the club it was unanimous- diately resigned his position. ponsible for the perfect order of the £502. Courtney, the Wilding Bros., Jim player for close on 20 years-the ranks of the when Perth for the Portonians. He secured on the of the State." Others who did well Dinan, and Ashely Woods. ly decided to form two teams for inGrand March), Fitzgerald, Carr, £495 established in 1913, WA.C.A. to proved his worth. Stonewaller. McHale. A. coach-J. present Morgans, the opat Bushell, association. met for the club were clusion in the same Brown, and Gobbi. and Subiaco Fremantle run, evaded two attacking for the kickers that goal On H. The SexH. Outridge, donning Tom 1888 a cricketer named Morgans, are In to Puddy, players Green, notable Following are the sets and cospassed Many battle for the premiership. and Tommy Wellington, New tumes:club had a were Syl. O'Connor (4), dazzler," estimated that ponents, the flannels this year in addition to Francis, playing inin first occasion it was kicked a goal. At the end of ton, and Beasley. The FOOTBALL who "bobby days (2)-one those the Gallagher carried In and throughout went combination. Zealand, splendid great following, and Girl for Every Soldier, arrangyear's A the scores were: last 14,000 were present. in vogue, Malone term Mick this and and (2), Slattery AT NEW NORCIA out his bat after being at the wic- ed by Miss W. Dobson.-Misses season the players were well catered Stan. Practice .will commence on Tuesday, club coupons were the "gate" would G.8 (44 points). Fremantle, a (11. scoring East officials. not club and hour by -street for one out, ways kets cut Wellington various on for in October 5th, and R. Gibbs, R. Dobson, E. Casey, with those The club's Picture Night, which Subiaco, 4.11 (35 points). the £500 mark. Intending run. Senior Town v. Country TournaMasters C. Fitzgerald, R. Swan, M. easily have passed Recreation Ground. fig. play. to take place neat Monday, was even Saturday's sav't as last term put W.A.F.A. to while fourth The requested Balls that ment are Eight Bryant, J. O'Hehir. So players Eight Wickets With September 27th, has been unavoida State re- but Old Bests always appeared in at practice as they nights Bridal Panty, arranged by Mrs. H. uses 'are in themselves still many Senior new the unforof a to first match in England owing The holds occasion abandoned, Subiaco On one ably did Club Molly Lennon Fremantle can. D. Gibbs.-Miss cord, the 1913 fixture attendance. winners. At no time possibly Country, versus -holders Town wicTicket got eight Competition, hold circumstances. cricketer seen professional opponents' Gibbs their were regards as threaten -bearers office place really WA.P.A. of the pride The following The grand finale of refunded on was played last week, Wednesday, balls, finish- (bride), MasterMiss Chappie The on the game. Easts were playing eventuated A. and Master on the can have their money Mr. Alex. Camp- kets with 8 successive Chairman, Both sides fielded their best. Saturday fast elected: (bridegroom), last was game The no inst. wickets, 17th 9 11 balls, the application. ing up with After Subiaco DavidFreMessrs. trainbearers. North vice-presidents, Lennon, following was the opening position the better football. ineffectual when the bell; W. of Oval, some but at- Fremantle The club's thanks are extended to and fairly clean, had made several Returned Soldiers Poultry Farm, to get son, Ardagh, Raphael (sen.), Col. runs. by virtue of winning the Mr. of the PLUMP: M. J. Cullity, Mr. Dan Foley, players were a little inclined end. tempts to break through Easts' de- mantle, the Pusslad Rustic. arranged by Miss Mary Clune.The Country Campbell, Quigley, Cogan, Marmion, minor premiership, exercised East Fremantle kicking this ultimate the of Mr. Howard Carey, for financial heated on occasions. and -forwards the secretary, fence, FremanHenderson; T. Chte, J. Borthwick, M. and was just against of Oldrini, the ball Misses Walters. When "breaking" right of challenge team was without the services assistance received. secretary, R. introduced into cricket, the rural Smith, L. 'Branley, E. lanes, M. winners were called on, but their Lawn. eminent player, J. Clune, so J. Tully assistant produced a minor only. tle.The Red and Whites fielded the also extend our congratula- . that team team, effort We "A" first McGuinness. delegates, C. Dunham, E. Begley, In Prendergast; immensely. Mcby P. puzzled Simmonds, were players was skippered Bidstrip. Beasley. Shortly after Ion secured, and the same eighteen that won them the tions to our "Cradle Team," St. Pat- the Canny; "B" the north of England the natives Masters Billy Power, V. Swan, Joe who showed good generalship Messrs. Davidson and and Preedy. Subichap made no mistake. Prender- were especially astonished. At first Walsh, J. Holmes, H. Gibbons, K. Strang. the rick's, who were beaten for the pre- Cabe, big Preston Magpies the Messrs. Ion. on the team, against Town, The premiership through. right swift: Rawlings aco's weakness up forward was again in addition to miership in the Fremantle Church other hand, were playing minus M. gast; proxy delegates, Messrs. J. they thought that the break was due O'Donnell, J. Fahey, F. McCarthy. Ford. T. Outridge. Steele shone out previous week, but Bell. made apparent. Coronell: practice to the ball being pitched on a stone Footballers, arranged by Miss Bowen in the steam, Association by a solitary point. Truscott. Byrne. The game started off well, Raphael and G. Minihan Burns He was receiving Crowe replacingthe quarter. this in Banes. and Pres- or "illock," as they called it, and on Maggie Kingdom.-Misses E. Bryof their positions Steele. altered Norths Murphy. the Town being the first to take the captains, Messrs. neverthebut passage, rough a very Rawlinson batsman a match ant, L. Parkinson, 13. O'Donnell, and Mudie. one occasion in a team somewhat. into the Country's territory. ton. Clarke FOOTBALL. ball G. Brown. less was performing splendidly. Up The committee to decide the allo- turned to the wicket-keeper, saying, E. Glynn; Masters F. Dunham G. Green. The climatic conditions were all EASTERN However, the Country backs were Limb. now took place. Fahey. play down Wicks. and of the Ummust when Vicmembership all; it the the at and of of was cation it out O'Donnell, A. Kingdom, J. desired, semi-final ball make the can't be second "I The and that could H. Brown. on their mettle, by Miss II. McClements. Preedy, for Subiaco, and Rawlinson, torian League was played on the quickly pasied back, and after some teams are Messrs. Minihan, Gordon, be surnmat under the grass as is Kelly Gang, arranged pire Joe Carey bounced the sphere Rodriquez. M. Chine, I. King for Easts, were brilliant back men. had that Saton crowd the Tully. Hegney.-Misses Ground and atop." Morgans. large Cricket opened level quite the Country Melbourne the 3.15 at play fine Bell also was doing well, giving good assembled, looked forward to a urday last, when Carlton defeated score with a point. After 'this the The selection of captains was left Lowe. "You don't play with a straight don, M. Richardson, V. Glynn, Masbut his disposition of the ball good measure of incident and thrill, Richmond with 7.11 to 4.6. The play was fairly even, but though over until the first match. bat, perhaps," suggested the wicket- ters Con Hegney, W. Dunham, W. East Fremantle ruck: Cinoris and leads, salter a run quite O.K. not was plenty. and this and their Begley, F. O'Malley. Riconi. full and sloppy, wet shots was several Rover, received ground keeper. had they Country Hicks. Niround the wing, the ball was passed which of faot prevented a really good exhibi- the At this the batsman looked his Summer Set, arranged by G.Miss The first three-quarters were kicking was inaccurate, whereas the The English XI. soon to visit these Ryan. Subiaco ruck: Bushell and Puddy. on, and Sheedy kicked full points. never- tion. said, "I guy land.-Misses N. O'Malley, Coiling then nature, meet The and winners over, better. well The bat much for strenuous was 603 of solid kicking score big the Town the up a put to parts L. Masters Rover, Sexton. Dunham; The game was now drawing C. but yesterday. Cleary, patches un for M. the premiership, brilliant for scores:shillings -day the to fifteen were wood the quarter ended with wickets against Middlesex, the ball close, and the spectators were begin. theless, there interspersed in same. whatever team is successful will Town, 1 goal 2 points; Country, 5 five straight one, danged Fahey, 0. O'Malley, Simmonds, McFrom the initial bouncethe leading English county. J. B. and if it ain't a un half- ning to make for the exits, when of open play conduwith meeting back." Donough. a send was sent. well down andwere altogether survive don't to if I have century. not was double points. the play topped Hobbs called Subiaco in a dying flutter secured The Lords and Ladies, arranged by back lines of Old Eaststhe occasion. and Whites giving Richmond, who, as minor premiers, The next quarter was in favour completion of the game was Smallest Score in Inter -State Cricket, the last goal of the match. Fitting- cive to the Red quar- have the right of challenge. There of the Country, and most of the The Miss Nancy Pettit.-Misses B. Gayon, and were equal to prevented by rain. way ly enough, it was got by Sexton, who of their best in the first three A. 1883 South Australia made only nor, D. Smith, C. Humphries, In packand present, too hands. 60,000 The ball was quickly on theLawn, crowd of their a was closcongested, now through has too passed was it play The English season total Fahey, E. Casey, G. O'Hehir, J. and throughout had played great foot- ters; into Subiaco's territory, could display this constitutes an Australian record Their kicking improved also, and ed, and the following are the lead- 23 against Victoria. Of this they before and ed, scores final The maximum losers. one the was ' the for as there ball who secured, booted for attendance at a game under Aus- they looked like running out win- ing batting and bowling averages: Noel made 18, andten men only made Pearson, V. Sharkey. the fast brilliant dashing type which as- were: Miscellaneous, arranged by Mn.s quick piece of work. Subiaco, The previous best ners. Though a lot of good work E. Hendren (Middlesex), 61; J. B. sundry the other wont, they had per- tralian rules. is their strong6, Pollard.-Misses Amy Haynes (bilEast Fremantle. 810 (58 points). and Whites was 59,556, when Fitzroy met St. was done in the Town back line the Hobbs (Surrey), 58; J. W. Hearne 4 between them. Foyle, 4 for the sisted by the breeze, attacked Black the wear to force fortheir Cleary (Gipsy), Wooller 5.11 (41 points). On Country forwards proved superior (Middlesex), 55: P. Holmes (York- and Palmer, 5 for lc, secured liards), 27, 1913. Subiaco, quarters, on September ly from the bounce, but three Kilda first the for down and (Pierrot), N. Eagan (Sunbeam), wards were not good enough, for the win- knowing full well that their own that occasion the gate receipts were and scored two goals to their oppo- shire), 50; C. P. Mead (Hampshire), wickets. prominent most The out well sent was ball Jean Holm (Sunflower), Sheila 0%, once again the Lawn, condition was perfect. £2,308 7s. 3d. nents one goal, one point. At times, 49; A. E. Russell (Essex), 44; G. were Ion, Rawlinson, Subiaco's back men ners Hehir (Daffodil), Isabel Cooper of danger. MISCELLANEOUS. the Town showed good combination, Brown (Hampshire), 43. Bowling: Brown, Bidstrip, Mudie, and Bell, make myself clear, UmSouth Australian Premiership. me Let Outridge and well, performing (Seaside Lass), C. Jones (Daffodil); were when they played together, Rhodes, 13; Woolley, 14.23; Cook, his for- and for the losers, Sexton, Outridge, pire Carey handled a difficult game North Adelaide, 9.15 (69 points), and Masters Frank O'Connor (Football-, followed. sent the ball down amongst quite Williams, Beasley, usually Silden. results 16.05. Preedy, White, unquesgood Johnston, -is 16; some Morgans, Parker, Messrs. 14.88; Steele, impartiality his a well, and (21 3.3 Norwoods, defeated easily McCarthy (Cowboy), A. er), showed:wards, where it stayed for reto scores the Puddy. and Hardy have been selected tioned, but his interpretation is not. points) for the State Premiership. A At half-timegoals 5 bhds; Town, 2 (Pierrot), Gordon Brown But faulty shooting was Bushell, and period. THE COMING ENGLISH VISIT. present America in the forthcoming Sharkey Brieflets. conducive to open dashing football, crowd of 35,000 watched the match Country, 2 of the Garter), Galan the (Knight greatly in evidence, and only minors breather a The After Cup. term. Davis 3 bhds. the for goals in the highest contest known anis it as Over much for an inter record been easily a Harry Eager (Elf), Subiaco. This is to have might reLaddie), down with went Subiaco went at it again for the first club match in the land of Comparison of English and Aus- U.S.A. Association is confident that (Scotch (Tambourine). of the closer Crow- two teams forwards to do It was too scraggy neibetter Eager xiety was spoiling the play at with while D. a for beall and carry Talent. the vigour, will in tralian newed course its representatives of last battle for them. three quarters, but of the captain costume were:Tom Leahy, fancy "Horrie" Brown eaters. in At Others forwards. advantage. the had them. the quarter when the play did open winners, and champion ruck man of ther side Town To compare with the Englishmen D. Ryce, Folly; G. O'Donnell, Folly; was the means of transferring team got possession who always looked last Easts, however, of Norths condition Australia, is an old boy of C.B.C., last the are selected mainly for their Roses; Martin O'The O'Donnell, for up on account goal. M. play, and once again their forwards safe. a young goal scored a and got Griffiths, ball, always shone the of Babarra They Whites Miss V. failing, the Red and batting, viz., Hendren, Hobbs, Rut Once Adelaide. were found wanting. play was fairly even throughout the sel, and Makepeace, Australia has Australian, according to the cables, Loughlin, Irish'J. Gentleman: in all their lustre, kicking no less Carr, Toreador; over anxiety seemed to be the cause goal. Collingwood v. Fitzroy. game quarter, but the Town made more Bardsley, Ransford, Park, Mayne, showed wonderful play in the open- Reeve, Soldier. Steele, though good, was not quite than forty points to six. The S. Carr, ShamBushranger; scorCarr, of their undoing. Rawlinson, Wicks, soon G. and ChampionGolf opportunities the of of use The crowd was a contrast to the previous Peter McAlister, well and favourWillis, and Pellew. The lating rounds work in so effective as usual. Rose; 0. and Brown were doing bigend The Country Baring, The young rock; Eileen O'Hehir.. Gipsy; are the only two ships for British girls. Molly E. good delights in seeing this clever player week, which was fast and brilliant ably known in Australian football ed another goal.to make things wil- ter and Baring defence, and at the other Grif- Hills, Gipsy; N. Bibby, The progres- and cricket circles, writes interest- team now began ColHe makes the best of from gong to gong. who can be regarded as lady is a sister to Miss Australians in action. Richardson, L. much Rose; not the defensive work was done by RawMiller, were into scores way their ling, but who won her were:fiths, was He HenSaturday times. last these two clubs. therefore at of and II The scores ingly silly hitters, sive powerful Irishman; look Beasley. them Miller, and L. lings. Outridge, The Town forwards dren by his brilliant displays in Eng- final of the Ladies' Open Golf Cham- leen Sawn; First quarter: North, 1-3; Fre- prompted to do so when writing of increased. Ion was the outstanding player of rucks were fifty-fifty, Ion, perhaps, she was Power, Evening Star; K. Read, Baluse of the space the season now in pro- pionship, in which event her A. the meeting that was then to come still madethegood others. tire thirty-six. From first to last mantle, 0-1 during land Violet; Hehir, P. the while Dancer; standing out a little from the posts, great let together with the faot that he beaten owing mainly to in favour his display was faultless. He marks Half-time: Fremantle, 2-6, North, between the two clubs, in the first between teamgoal The play for the term was as Read, Tombourine Girl; J. Holmes, was relying on .the gress, and 2-5. they and kicks without blemish, semi-final of the Victorian League Country Girl; heads the batting averages for first nervousness. Seaside Bass, G. the At of Old Easts, inasmuch men. Sundowner; nick the of game. is on a pedestal, as Third quarter: North, 3-11; competition. Many followers of efforts M. Craddon, Sun. showed the better system and great- plays a refreshingly clean the scores show- class cricket, Big fights to be decided in the M. Calmon, Moth;Colleen; 3-6. with the two local playVictorian football will find the fol- end of the 4quarter Subiaco R. Lynch S. Lynch, Sexton roved untiringly for the Fremantle, Becker definiteness of action, butshare ed: Town, goals 4 bhds.; Country, compared of maroons. is also in magnificent near future are those between Car- beam;V. Craddon, Milkmaids; V. Final: Fremantle, 9-10; North, lowing highly interesting: Hobbs ers. tenacious He is very though having a greater essentials and and in England, 2 goals 7 bhds. Moran and League ett of the over inception take precedence the Since must Jack and form, 4-11. the clean Clune, in comes He dead game. play was lacking Jones, Billiards; T. In the last quarter the Country either Bardsley, Ransford, Park, pentier and Levinsky in USA. and in 1897, the following remarkable team. In- and It was a triumph to 'the Redgrueltry and through, and at last seems to be that denote a well -trained was ackson; V. Goodacre, Flower Girl; any that compiled by these made a determined effort toplay the been Granted records have A. sadly despite or Willis. because Mayne, Allen; Whites, *ork of getting Barney team knack the into was their deed, B. Fitzpatrick, beat the Town, and the Jack Green defeated Best McCarequal to Rusim- getting ling administered to the Magpies teams, viz:players. two of our batsmen arethe on the Dewar and W. Broadhurst, evening rid of the ball in good time. disappointing, not only tototheirthose contended the points for the at the Sydney Stadium the Collingwood: Premiers, 5 times; mainly among the Country and Makepeace, M. and sell Snowdrop; Brown, .especially in the last Saturday, manywould Griffen, against feaM. "Horrie" told mediate supporters, but dress; kicking bad retained eel' a dif- second, 6 times; third, 6 times in 23 But their and to see first half, was a brilliant back man. following Saturday pure and simple appear to 18th inst., and so spectators who came prepared S. Willoughby, Buttercup Several members of the batting them. of England. In ther -weight championship of Austrashown in He secured a great number of times, ferent tale, but although Norths years. the be strongly in favour his Daisy; V. Bowen, Gaiety Girl; D. football of the standard ability, how- lia. McCarthy failed to leave 16th Premiers, 6 times; sec- Country team had easy shotsinatscoropen play they Fitzroy: round Their all of avoided matter the clash. studiously France; May advantto Perth and ball the -East of disposed England Perth and the the but only succeeded makes up for the de- corner at the beginning of goes to Dickman, could not last it out with their ond, 4 times: third, 3 times in 13 goals, age on every occasion. greatest weakness was palpably The Town was work- ever, Australia Downes, Midsummer; Mule and ing minors. so the verdict better conditioned ad- years. ficiency in batting, and obtains a round, anda K.O. Bushell is always one of Subiaco's younger and Fremantle amongst .their goal-getters. The Alice Jocelyn. Buttercups; M. Faon play Lea- ing hard, though, and when they got slight advantage. of the Woolley Green also formation as to the Good Prior scores: top versaries. the his at plays with He usually stalwarts. term ended hey, Fairy: Sid Smith, Dutchman, in the ball among them they ceris, Armstrong is E. Newman, He lasts won- with much better cohesion, in fact gue, Fitzroy won the premiership up against it. the Country undoubtedly East Fremantle, 2.1 (13 points). when "Bob" Spears, the Australian, and T. Pettit, RedD.Indian; Douglas is into see same so ad. 1895, and Collingwood in 1896. They took it right down to superior. surprising his is it has been tainly who Gugeri, Dutch Girl; for one well only had derfully Town world, points). the Moonstruck; Though Subiaco, 0.7 (7 Macart- champion bike -riser of the vanced in boys so young in the have played off for final honours on goals. de John McMahon, Scotchrnan; Ena so long in the game a point fol- finitely inferior toofGregory. and Prix goal a off Grand shots, the two won started winning abilin recently Collingwood Rhodes wind, occasions. three the is the equal Robinson, Easts, with "Nipper" Truscott did not over game. The Country on the other ney of Frenchmen:- Casey, Irish Lass; BettyRose. ball went out It is a tribute to their coach, two, and Fitzroy one. The closest lowed. ity, and has an advantage of youth Paris, and says at a great rate. The himself at centre. He brought sports than Coleen; N. Cavanagh, set, Poultry - and most exciting final ever placed hand, had seven shots and scored on his side. Bell, who beat exert Hearne must be re- "They are far better their to the wing, where to some fine marks, and, as usual, Mr. Frank Collins, whilst Trainer points. down of Winners.-Best number defeats Prize that corresponding take a and and Anthese Ion, between of his asgrim battle was the Americans, ahead and Bahen, passed out booted strongly, his foot -passing was of a high stand- Head, Mr. Tom Foley, and blew the scores garded as slightlyand He also says Farm; best couple, Bride a much more gamely." also as batting, sistants might we41 'be proud of great rivals in 1903. On that his- When the whistle boy, Gorserviceable player 5 goals 5 bhds.: Coun- drews in Bridegroom; best dressedwere to hold ard. "The French like us much more than hand"boxey" bowler, and the'Sydneyit,e's rival goal- their charges from a staying point toric occasion the interest was sus- were:-Town, and Riconi just managed Walters, prizes and The Lowe playbest The Bob Brown. 14 bbds. don He 2 goals try, Englishmen." not the at cover does they do tained for a few breathless moments funds of showed good form. of view. the ball close to the ground. were K. Byrne brilliant fielding one has a wider ed by the winners to the came a keepers, both Norths are a good team and pos- after the final bell rang. Gerald ers for theL. Town make up the deficiency. Re should know, for no punted a nice goal. in Then Special prizes were latter, however, made one bad Church. Robinson, J. Guhl, and quite Fender which Puddy The and Wilson as equal to experience than the "Flying Kan- the Jack and pushing sess many fine individual men in Brosnan, the captain of Fitzroy, had (captain), gard out period of even play rushing Midsummer, in to mistake hard to: strove who Those awarded loudly Gorman. were Kelleway, garoo." was tackling a their ranks, but more would be marked the ball about 50 yards from avert defeat were P. McCabe, T. any two out of Collins, and Bushell, of Subiaco, The Johnson, Red Indian, Irish Gentleforward an opponent, whoresultant "free" got out of the team if a little com- the uprights, with his team in ar- Clifford, G. McCabe, V. Clune, W. Lampard, Ryder, and Henley, and Sunbeam; and called for good work. were now kept Maroonite. The Buttercups, BALL man, FOR 12 of points. of three favour OCTOBER in KEEP the balance is certainly bination were instilled into them, rears to the extent division of Old Easts found it hard brought full points. special prize by the judges to Sun. last kick of the match, Knuckey, and P. Lynch. Australia. The poor showing of PRINCESS HALL, CLAREMONT. downer, and by Mr. MacDonald to busy, but they also objective, and Preedy, right through the piece, plus condition, which is only got by It was the meant Mailey, the premiership. I Ironmonger, McDonald, to find the correctwere the results gave a faultless display in defence. assiduous attention to the training and a goal ATHLETICS. Lords and Ladies. JUNIOR it as if fixIN can see it now as clearly and Whitty in last season's big good, track. EVERY REQUIREMENT three minors only The judges were: Mesdames But Bidstrip, His marking especially was It needed to par. PRINTING: Ei,eryone in the Red and White were the very moment. of three decent shots. broke the and he was always after the ball, week the Juven. tures reduces the advantage past the ton and Dundas and Miss Gaynor; During skipthe part of the The nerve on Waddington, kick-off, great of the standard. Programmes, the performances few livery was up to as the Tickets, one of who marked was consequently and bematch, any the music was supplied by Miss not played raland have iles Subiaco a England durthree best on the day, in the writ- per. I can see him now with Art Union Books, &c. run with a nice goal. responsible for the Howell and Parkin inshows for who were not "freed." support the ter- ing engaged in practising at least BRYANS---W.A. RECORD PRESS. Hegney. ing the current year lied, and Steele was Rawlinson was on a par for con- ers' opinion, being Jerry Foley in superhuman effort meeting, Sports College that Annual but and Ausshot, the responsibility, a Tomof while rific weight He gave a the nick, with his little rover that they are in form, Morgans having was sistency with Preedy. and deter- which will be held in the first week mentioned will need to display in every respect to my Gallagher, and Mick Cullity, with the utmost coolness usually accurate sharp -shooter October. For convenience's sake tralians Again and similar who was a veritable stone wall on mination take aim, to be the hero or of prove that they can regain their at fault-a minor.forwards the Subiaco man. been have Juveniles and Juniors were Association the few next the Australia regains the detested one, as throughout. prestige. line -back the half former again the maroon to score, but be to as is and The West -Day. together, To Premiership shall decide. I have a vivid practising outstanding athlete has a little in the wicket -keeping, as given opportunities was woefully The Foley, See, Gallagher com- moments no expected (Incorporated.) Fitzroy will be superior of exultant much are premiership the recollection Ellis Once again their goal-shooting until the minors bination again proved superior on in the ranks of the Carter and to Strudwick and Dolout between the two Easts- the day to Norths ruck. They cheers as the ball soared beautifully, been discovered weak. It was not For 100 yards E. Dawson as batsmen that the fought notwithstanding Young Easts, representatives of the take a lot of beating, and have been direct for the opening, and victory latter. had reached double figures the best, followed in phin. In fielding, been far so behalf has on for the represenfrom and Old Easts, cable messages that the two flags were called largely instrumental in the Red and was apparently snatched by Jeffs, Phillips, and the latest getting a metropolis, with the excep. of the Port. It should be a Whites great victories in the finals. jaws of defeat; and, also, of the itn order of merit ontfielding, tatives English of the Maroons. Morgans, at last the great struggle to-day. The hackshouts of thou- Berry. of Hendren, is weak, should be free in front, booted The Mick Malone, Geo. See, and Syl. mediate responsiveCollingwood In the 220, E. Dawson has again tion play was neyed phrase, "Both sides are confiThis is supvisitors. the of joyful of have sands favour in ruck, highly desired goal. Steele and change the closely is O'Connor, but Trus- dent," must he brought into requisiunless from showed up the best, Australia's weakness, and, now more even. of great assistance, and porters as it deviated slightly Hordand also been Berry, Jeffs, by at followed tussle upon great fashion time it the a bestowed this is But its original course-after tion once again. greater attention cott were having have invariably held their own. gan. curve-and of the sport, branch pitcher's Close supporters of baseball Old Easts two wing men is really so. of a important Stan. this Brown, Len centre. line, yds. 440 centre the The the long distances In expense the block at ina few of defeat. by stumbling picnic hear the a objective will not its prove in club failed may were having Slattery (until hurt when he went won, after a close race, by Ber- it success in the forthcoming test Wal- either The more ardent supporters waswith of their immediate opponents.at the They give various reasons for their up forward), and Jim McLinden, ches. Johnson and Dawson in the to A. R. FLINT, Secretary. Lowe To sum up, we may regreat confidence. When last they were again up to the mark, albeit rushed 4he ground in wild delight, ry, ters at one end and worthy and third places respectively. snatches. second custo"Magpies" Easts, Old victorious with the proving rested carried met victory gard England as stronger in batting, on account of and other were one brilliant been so quite only not has there So far spe Bushell, shoulder high to the grandstand en- practice of the 880, in which J. Sea- pure and simple, and in bowling is dians of the big sticks.Easts, were who scored 5.12 to 4.15-a margin of the congested nature of the play. This There was nothing for "Subi," and Ion, for while Raw- three points. The half forwards, Bill Whitely, closure amid a scene of tremendous man ran out an easy winner, wits, cialists. Also in fielding. for by Australia's both doing big things, splendid in in that win. Young Easts were Bat Daly, and Roy Fletcher, were excitement. The game of football I Berry second, and Cunningham fully compensated wicketsomewhat unlucky on the day. Both clean, clever, and classy in their in the sporting sense had nothing ;third. It is a long run for the Ju- superior all-rounders and the linson and Brown were to "Frees" were plentiful, sides will field their best. Rumour work, whilst Syl O'connor "up in to do with this, the act which stole venile footmen. keeping. The disparity appearsthe defence. make number a slight to that Phil Matson will strip front," Tommy McKenna and away the self-possession of these season-and next-its going and the reason for quite As there have been no finals or be sufficientlysupremacy quite open, Last year it was "Missouri." This Nothing fre- hath it and Frank Carey on the wings, topped thousands was the fact, that in a has ever been surer was hard to find, and the crowd of for last season's premiers, semi-finals in the hurdles it is' hard question of of to be "THAT NAUGHTY WALTZ.as though he may not be the Matson of off a splendid division. Syl. O'- few brief moments they had been to tell who will win, but it seems and a highly interesting series quently roared its disapproval A waltz so catchy, rhythmic, tuneful music. of in the world the and memconsciousness the tasting the dregs of defeat, though probable that the finals of this matches should eventuate. old, he will be of great help not only Connor once more delighted everybody's to Umpire Collin's rulings. When clings simply Naughty" hope. "That. were:though thing a dancing scores such Douglas, it, his presence that T. the wish play, but a H. it. whistling out W. actual J. for his bell rang will be very well contested. gods, this time his quota being breathing ory. Everybody'll be humming it, singing "The Ashes," refused in the East. ALBERT & would not happen. When the wish event the field to direct and guide the four. should practise always in ful of retaining East Fremantle, 4.5 (29 points). on it. Already it is selling in its thousands copies part of prophet when they were almost blind Hurdlers side. I fancy that Old Easts will secured the agency, and a few thousand way, with the hurdles the to play .theinterviewed. same have The forward line was looked up- was gratified the LTD., Subiaco, 1.10 (16 points). SON, "Johnny" If GerCinoris the enthusiasm. in ruck. at the Melbourne and Sydney long have the call as the weakest branch of the with delirious had safely negotiated right distance apart, and those recently to go on with. They're selling itfond when in confab with swinging, cautious wonderfully Brosnan Refreshed with a fairly hopped and Ion are a great pair. Down on was a ald of so not the season, you're Then if the equal. of exactly and for most spaces copy, price 2/. per newspaper man. He around him they will be stronger team that the material was not the goal, the scene "spell-oh;" both eighteens copy at once. . In another will be always the same an inquisitive game forward, too, croony waltz, call in or write for your"That worthy of the stride side as a whole was magNaughty Waltz" at the right into the fray whenofthe their opponents. But Young much it wanted a would have been would the runner always hurd- said: 'The Subiaco, than fortnight the pianolas will be playing been length, and same but, whether it have strong there, but because paper, on He a wonderfully ages. and play it NQW. was resumed. Sexton, nificent have heroic Easts original, found be was well foot. as leader ling off the You might playing leader, and that Pictures. winning hurled match a deliterally into consistent and most. blend overhead who throughout had been would line-the Bill has worked tossed with back On Saturday afternoon, as a con suponly the future would competition. Across in Bill Whitely. finely, was well in the picture into the dressing room by his most elusion to the practice, a short ob- combination a well - fenders in the wonders with them, in fusingan conInstead, he was the a brilliant mark, followed by ex- porters. the centre it should he a great batto such race was run, in which W. reveal." The cohesion .stacle kick. and fidence effective ground. and the known whether Jupp field on yet the run take man will not is It judged Both sides loans, upon as disconsolate Scott second, F. now much tle. that it is now lookedthe will make and Knox came first, We Sole Address: 180 MURRAY-ST. (near standard of the playthewas fit, and the advantage tent strongest team. The meeting of Collingwood hope, by keen who was recently invited, Should he Livesley third. portion of Postal orders to interval. The thoroughly the the mind to Australia. recalls to conditioned trip better always the higher than before the with Fitzroy imeach will rest that final games, practice, to were three the attention a teams in work Hitch, both Their then of have they come the let players to however, that back divisions during be unable. BOX 57, G.P.O. scoring side. .1 fancy, so of a surplus of nineteen hosts of champion as proves his own performances merchant, and a great fields strenuous, neither irrespective magnificent. performing splendidly, and was furnished during their existence giv- game be ever few coming weeks, so that every- speed was Rodriguez Fitzroy has reigned the was difficult. to man, will leave by a later boat. senior clubs. will be found lacking in this re- goals, improve to side have Chalmers, will Eric else failed. body -backs, but half The was scoring, It en a chance of I anticipate a victory for the longer than Collingwood:'Mor- gard. Should this Mick Cullity, and B. Castenelli, Then almost immediately after EAST FREMANTLE. ..

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THF, W.A. REOORD. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1920

News of the Archdiocese

Correspondence

NEXT WEEK

To the Editor of THE RECORD. Sir,-Allow me space in your columns to call the Catholic mothers of 'A Cabello Newsemsrlls". Parish is saPereeseallesissioa."-L110. Esteems se Fremantle to pause and reflect, and resolve, in regard to the kind of dances which their children are 'bePERTH. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th., 1920. ing taught, and the state of undress las, MiiitYr. in which they are sometimes presentA recent enterWed., Sept. 29 (White)St. Michael. ed to the public. tainment held under Hibernian ausArchangel. pices was by a barbarous disgraced Jen 30 Sept. (White)-St. -Where is truth?" (asks Reynolds's Newspaper, London, of recent Thurs., exhibition of little girls with cosome, Doctor. date): "It seems utterly impossible to get at anything like the truth in hardly adequate to cover as the reports of what happens over in the East. The Russians assert Fri.. Oct. 1 (White)-St. Remigius, tumes of much the human form divine a; that the Poles deliberately destroyed the cathedral at Kieff; and this, Bishop. would a decent -sized pocket' handafter some delay, is totally denied by the Poles. Somebody is telling Sat., Oct. 2 (White)-Holy Angels kerchief. I am tempted to ask in a thumping lie. To make things even, the Polish news -spreaders tell Guardians. the manner of letter writers, "What a tale of how the Bolshevists burned the hospital and killed 600 Polare we coming to?" Btit I shall re This is the sort of material that the ordinary Britishish wounded. er gets to enable him to arrive at thetruth. Probably nine -tenths of The Catholic community will learn frain and ask instead, "What have come to? Well, it seems to me it is sheer lying. Only they call it propaganda." with sorrow the death of Mr. Wil- we liam O'Neill, at Kilmacow, Co. Kil- we have come to make very little of It is the sort of material we get churned through the cables to this beautiful Catholic sixth sense, Ireland, father of the Rev. that country from the London side. To try and get the hang of them would kenny, R. O'Neill, of Cottesloe, and which would have caused the easy need the acumen of the legendery Botany Bay lawyer. Truth is not Father blush on the faces of our grandintended by the propagandists of the Empire's Tory Governments, any of Sister Mary Patrick, of St. John in the days of "the old God Convent, Lombardina, Nor- mothers more than it is intended by the lying sources on the side of Russia and of plaid shawl." The offending pro West The deceased genAustralia. POland, whether by Lenin, Trotsky, Keassin, or Wrangel, for public was perpetrated about a been ailing for some 12 gramme consumption. To tell the truth would be to leave the manipulators of tleman had fortnight ago, but I delayed my prowar and industrial turmoil open to a charge of treason, for them the months, and had reached the ripe test, in the hope that some one with He died on whole show of government by hypocrisy, deceit, and low-down knavery old age of 87 years. more talent for letter -writing than would be exposed. The fuse of war would be blown out, and the gov- August 11. On receipt of this news I, and with more authority than I erning mischief makers and military popinjays of the world would be widespread prayers will surely oe would protest against, and denounce, up for the repose of the de- such wild Truth-Truth is under lock and key and is offered looking for new jobs. Borneoan extravagances ceased's soul.-R.I.P. muzzled. as the one which so lately caused so many people to hang their heads in Thumping lies are the levers of society to-day. Thumping lies are The ceremony of a religious pro shame.-Yours, etc., the fulcrum of the kept presses of the world. took place at St. Brigid's SOMEBODY'S MOTHER. The world is being made safe for hypocrisy by the kept press of fession goes of Mercy, West Perth, on and Convent London the big powers, and by the shambock of military proclamations. We are Wednesday, 8th. last. The no better off in this country than the whipped drudges of militarism in young ladies September received were Miss MolTo the Editor of THE RECORD. Europe-truth is not for us; we are being doped with the dished -up lie Shiel, in religion Sister Mary tripe of the paid Government newsmongers, whose tentacles are spread Joan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sir,-Would allow me to conover the news avenues of everywhere. Our cables reveal nothing of pre - Shiel, of "Wexford," Cottesloe; and gratulate you you on footnote to ant -day happenings that would clash with the intentions and devices of Miss Alma Barron, in religion Sister Mr. Parker's letter,your and his cutting the ring of political libertines who are manipulating government in the Mary Dominic. daughted of Mr. and from the London Times in your last interests of the blood -suckers and bond-holders of the Empire. Re. Mrs. Barron, of Narrogin. The Right edition? The last time this sponsible Government is no longer above suspicion. Truth is the bond- Rev. Monsignor Verling, V.G., per- ed old Tory favoured your crust. paper of and dictators, woman the Junkers and is dragged as a slave at their the ceremony, during which with his opinions on Irish matters chariot wheels. The brute majorities behind Jingoism to-day is an- formed CYRIL BRYAN writes preached a very eloquent and ap- he got such a castigating from the. nulling one by one the old primal virtues that gave a flavour to the he sermon. The Right Rev. Editor, Father Lynch, that nothing idea of Responsible Government and the falsities of Jingo empiricism propriate has been heard from him since. He Monsignor Bourke and Fathers R. are enthroned as leering pagan josses grinning at a subserving demo- O'Neill " On a London 'Bus, (Cottesloe), Masterson was then, as he is now, "barking up cracy. Where is Truth? The Lord only knows where juggling dipOf course, the and Hayes, O.M.I., the wrong wattle." lomacy has hustled it. There is less evidence of its imminence in the (Claremont), present in the Sanctuary, while average Irishman doesn't take any published political doings of the nations to-day than at any time pro- were " Aug. 10, 1920. the parents of both the newly -pro- notice of Mr. Parker's ravings, and bably in the history of mankind. Chicanery, knavery, and the com- fessed nuns, Mr., Mrs., and Miss doesn't worry about what he thinks. mon practices of a juggling fakir are spread all over the press proO'Neill, and a large gathering of Irishmen can always be sufficiently " I have of the various Governments, seen is and their deceit main stock in Archbishop Mannix I Not only paganda but I have were present at the func- happy under the ban of those whose trade. From the morass of falsehood it is almost impossible to derive friends they despise. But, Mr. Ediclasped his hand and a correct estimate of the trend of society to-day, whether onwards to an tion. The altar was beautifully de- opinions before him. I have felt once again the corated with white lilies, and the tor, isn't it a pity we emancipated apotheosis where justice and charity will be the distributor of the most magnetism of his presence. I have been thrilled once again as I heard beautiful music was rendered the Parkers.-Yours, etc., things that count in human affairs --the things ordained for the balancPIP. ing and adjustment of human desires and human weaknesses, or into during the ceremony and Benedichis voice. For two hours I have tion of the Blessed Sacrament which a few feet from of where the maelstrom of a revolution, discontent, anarchy, prejudice, and followed. Visitors and friends were the seven deadly sins of society find their last trench. colony of some twenty privileged people : subsequently entertained by the SisBishops and Irish 16s 9d; West Perth (per Very Rev. The Governments of the world in these days, which were promised ters. nuns, and Father B. Fagan), £7 15s 6d; Refrom Melbourne, Charleville, Dublin, London. But a to the people as days of freedom from the bondage of old injustices, are demptorist Monastery (per Very freighted with grim cargoes-burdens which are pressing upon the London 'bus is hardly a suitable place to Rev. Father Treacy, C.SS.R.), £7 necks of industrialism worse than ever before, and the governing eleif it were, now is 13s 6d; Beverley (per Rev. Father ments are seemingly not more than mere temporising, revenue-producing decidedly not the time. my thoughts are joy -riding, and little the The dead weight of ineptitude lies heavily upon the Govern- FOR THE ARCHDIOCESE OF H. Kieran), £6; Dardenup (per Rev. outfits. Father P. Finnegan), £6; Yarloop ments of this country, as on the Governments of elsewhere, and we see in wonder !" PERTH, 1920. (per Rev. Father Doddy), £5 15s.: all directions no bright, indicating light of an approaching change. The Leederville-Osborne Park (per Ray. policies of our rulers are wrapt up in a thousand inconsistencies. Whilst The Cathedral (Per Very Rev. Father J. Maloney), £4 10s; Narroproclaiming themselves the Avatars of Peace, they challenge the passions of the people, and the gravest evidence is not wanting that the Father E. Moss), £24 5s 6d; Kalgoor- gin (per Very Rev. Dean Brennan), spirit of distrust and suspicion dogs their every act of Government. lie (per Very Rev. P. Donogher), £21 £4: Albany (per Rev. Father GilWhy, if it were not so, are the big Powers so feverish in their efforts to Is fid; Boulder (per Rev. Father T. roy), £4: Bridgetown-Greenbushe.. create new forces to maintain their ascendancies? The Pagan idea of O'Hurley), £16 3s 6d: Oblate Fathers (per Rey. Father G. Reidy), £3 195 Cottesloe (per Rev. Father R. militarism is being fostered and fed by our statesmen and Government is (per Very Rev. Father Neville, becoming not merely a burden upon the people by reason of increased 0.M.I.), £16 14s; Northam (per Rev. O'Neill), £3 7s 2d; Claremont (per taxation to meet the improvidence of administration, but it is felt by Father D. O'Donnell), £13 18s 5d; Rev. Father T. Masterson), £3 3s; the masses that class Government is seeking to establish itself and to Wagin (Per Rev. Father T. O'Brien), Coolgardie and Norseman (per Rev. perpetuate its mischievous power by the machinery of tyranny-militar- £13 5s: Subiaco (Per Right Rev. Father J. O'Grady), £4 3s: York ism. Only the other day the Italian Premier was asked by Italian Monsignor Veiling), £13 Is; High- (per Very Rev. Dean Walsh), £2 13s; M. bosses to turn the guns of militarism against the workers and con- gate Hill ,per Rev. Father T. Crow- Katanning (per Rev. Father vince them by force that resistance against the dominion of profiteer- ley), £12; Maylands-Bayswater per Reidy), £2: South Perth (per Rev. ing manufacturers was an idle dream-that industrialism was the crea- Rev. Father P. Lynch), £9 13s; Bun- Father P. McBride), £1. lOs Od; ture of capital, and incidentally the working ass in the machine of Gov- bury (per Archdeacon Smyth), £8 North Fremantle (per Rev. Father ernment. Every new scheme of taxation must fall heayily upon the masses-the classes do not suffer to the extent that the average wageearner suffers, because invariably he is called upon to carry the burdens of the classes. The same thought saturates the money interests of the world to-day. The lesson of the sharp, decisive knock -out given to the Prussian Junkers when the German lines were broken and the Prussian menace was crumpled up and cast in the mire of defeat, has not been closely studied by the victorious allies. At least they have. not shown a total disregard of the methods of the Junkers and the philosqphy of German militarism. Democracy is looking-still straining its 9,000 TEN SHILLING NOTES ST ILL WANTED IF THIS APPEAL eyes for the dawn of that freedom promised it when muddied, bleeding, IS TO BE A SUCCESS. and thirsty it fought for it upon the fields of carnage and death during the great war. Democracy is wondering to-day whether it was all ass and no victor-whether it fought for the ascendancy of the classes and Bishop's House, "Lourdes," 50 Vincent -street, North Perth, its own defeat, or whether its many- turbulent and great sacrifices are realSeptember 20, 1920. ly to bear fruit in ameliorating Government in the future. And there is Dear Brother Moore,-Enclosed please find cheque for £50 108 , being nothing in the prevarications of Government, in the profiteeiing spirt of my promised donation of £50 and lOs for the enclosed book of tickets. the time, in the treacherous machinations of captains of commerce, in I am only too happy to assist in your efforts, for I know that the anarchial plutoism of the Thugs of Mammon and the mischief-breed- the results of your present appeal you will lay the foundation for the fur ing Toryism of the Government kept presses of the nations to give therance of the noble work of the Christian Brothers, them hope in the darkness and mysticisms of the present. In Holy Mass I will pray for you and the good Brothers.-Yours Lies, thumping big lies is what the world is struggling against to- faithfully in Christ, day, and the struggle is a desperate one. 44 M. GIBNEY. We are drifting with the curreet of chance, taking no toll of our The Bazaar, under the patronage of His Excellency Francis Newlandmarks, and with the spirit of Truth eliminated from the counsels degate, his Worship the Mayor and Town Councillors ofSirFremantle, will of authority, with justice a brow -beaten applicant on the door-steps of be opened by the Honourable Lady Newdegate on Wednesday afternoon, Prime Ministers and Cabinet josses only the all -seeing eye of the Eter- September 29th, at 3.30 p.m. nal God, who sits in majesty over all the pomp and panoply of Governments, though cast out from Cabinets and the colloquies of If this Appeal is to be a success, debt to afford such efficient boardround tables-only that all -seeing eye can see the ending to the dis- all genuine Catholics should send ing schools to which they may send BY turbance in the heart of society as it is constituted to-day. along a 10s. note. This is the first their children. In this State alone appeal made by the Christian Bro- the Christian Brothers are weighed thers of Fremantle, who have strug- down with a debt of £18,000. All gled along for close on a quarter of this is done for God and the salvaa century, often in extreme difficul- tion of souls; hence it is only just ty, to devise means to make ends to expect practical sympathy at an AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL OCTOBER 16th WHEN THE appeal of this kind, and On Wednesday next the great bazaar in aid of the Christian Broth. meet. debt of £5,000 should ers' Schools at Fremantle, which areweighted with an incubus of debt, be The crushing Catholics Should Come Forward cleared, and would be cleared if will be opened by the Hon. Lady Newdegate in the Fremantle Town Don't be waiting to be Hall. An appeal is being made bythe Brothers to all their friends, to our would-be admirers would be and help. and send along the 10s. called on; the Brothers may not the Catholic community, to everyoae interested in their great work in practical or cheque for a book of art know you, but remember God does, this State for Christian education, for assistance to liquidate the heavy note tickets or a donation. The and He will certainly not be unminddebt on their schools which is res tricting their efforts, and which union places a limit to their energies. Christian education is the great cry- school for which this appeal is be- ful of those who give generously acing need of the hour, on it the well-being of the community rests. The ing made is one that caters for a cording to their means. WITHOUT FAIL. weeds of materialism, the growth of education without religion, are large area, with an ever growing If this appeal is not a success, it NO POSTPONEMENT. showing their ugly heads everywhere in society, and the thought of the population. Class -room space and will certainly be hard on the Bro. the requirements of modern educahour is largely imbued with pagan ideas. The Catholic School alone is there. tion demand large additions to the the one protection against the pre sent-day vandalism of materialismThis is their only to clear it stands for social purity, domestic honour, and the Decalogue. The present buildings. These necessary off the crushing debtchance of over £5,000. class -rooms will require an Christian Brothers in Australia are doing noble work for the future of additional If all who could only would send our Australian children; in imparting to them a sound Christian edu- increase in teaching staff. The Christian Brothers, as well as along a its note for a stone out of cation they are laying down the foundations of clean citizenship in the 10,000 wanted, our worries would which the moralities will not be pushed out of doors, and marriage will other people soon be over. be regarded as a sacrament. As teachers they have earned a worldAre Much Inconvenienced The Art Union is drawing near, wide reputation, and are deserving of our very best support. To help by the high cost of living. and all are asked to return money them to keep pace with the demand s of an increased roll -call, and to certainly have a genuine claimThey on give them the facilities for carrying on, without the irritating cares of the workers as a body in Australia. and blocks as soon a Cheque for as possible. a Cheque for Those who desire to present articles financial worries, their excellent w ork for the young, we the ut- How many professional men all for a Cheque for most generosity will be shown in th e patronage given to thehope the stalls should write a Cheque for to the orthrough the Commonwealth -sons ganiser. and that the results attained at its conclusion will be not only bazaar, Many ladies are forming encourag- of honest workers-owe their pre- parties Fifteen other Cash Prizes of .£1 ing, but will relieve them of the h eavy debt upon their schools, in 19 PRIZES the opening of the and sent positions to the superior educa- Bazaar. to attend give them the wherewithal to provide for an increased accommodaAll are earnestly asked to tion and training received in the tion, look ahead now, and to do everyWe wish the bazaar the biggest measure of success and the Christian Brothers' schools during ALL TICKET BLOCKS and MONEY MUST BE RETURNED BY thing possible to make the Brothers the fullest realisation of their hopes. Art the past half century? Union and Bazaar a great success. Australia and Australians Those anxious to help, or THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14th. who The Feast Day of the Right Rev. of visitors to "Lourdes" all the day. owe a big debt to this body of edu- want Art Union tickets can write No branch of educa- to, or ring (8903), the ishop Gibney occurred on last Tues- The anxieties displayed by many of cationists. Organiser, tion is overlooked by them. Not Rev. Brother J. N. Moore, Christian ay, the feast of St. Matthew. Due our Communities and individual ad- unfrequently it has been remarked Brothers, Fremantle. 10s. pays for Stones wanted g the day his Lordship received mires quite surpassed any form of by unfriendly critics that in the Pub- a stone; 9,000 still wanted. this at 10s. each reverence his Lordship can recollect ry numerous messages of congra- as Service, Commonwealth and been paid to him during lic SEND YOURS TO -DAY. lation and goodwill from all over his having State, there is too greet a percentage long career amongst Westralians. .1211111111MMIIMMIISABAIIIMMIl...0 The good Nuns who promised help ustralia. Of late he has also re* For the best from the Christian Browork of all those of pupils ived from Ireand many assurances who paid himhearts' schools; the answer is that are requested to note the date of EVERY CATHOLIC IS ASKED TO MAKE THIS such respect and fid- thers' examinations hat on his Feastday he would not elity-their are competitive, opening, so as to have all parcels A Masses and their prayi.s these there is no currying favour to well In tiroc.,./Aliese should be adforgotten in the Masses and prey- -his GREAT desiree to return his and SUCCESS. SEND YOUR 108. NOTE AND dresled to secure a tliiI/Jtew. rs of the thoughtful souls, who, so sintereLordship position. It is not uncom- Moore, Brother J. N. REthanks and will pray (or the Christian Brothers, Fremanany weeks ahead, adopted meth. granting of God's mon to see in Commonwealth DUCE THE 10,000 WANTED, TO THE ORGANISER, blessing and Civil Servicethe ds that would ensure the Vence upon them all indi examinations re- tle ('Phone 8903). unify. le prelate receiving their felicitie In My patron, St. b athew, in his sults many of the first places securEvery Morning up to 10 a.m. ed in the various States ens ' on or about St. Matthew's 21st Chapter, 22nd verse," by the said his Christian Bazaar opens Wednesday-, Septemst. For, the Very numerous bees - Lordship to the writer, Brothers' pupils. Rev. N. her 29th, arid continues for 18 nights. The dweller in the out-back es of Ocipgratulation and the ever you shall ask, believe, "Whatsois closing and Saturday, October 16th, eitatiOis of efal Catholie deo- will receive it'; I am asking a you under when the grand Art Union will be very on towSrds him his Lordship is special favour for thoSe No Less an Obligation drawn in the presence of His remain ry proud and indeed most grates leered me before God on who the occasion to this body of teachers who have ship the Mayor of Fremantle. WorThere was a constant striae' of my Feast." burdened themselves with enormous Send Your 10s. Note on To-Day.

CALENDAR. Sun., Sept. 26 (Green) -18th. Sunday after Pentecost. Mon., Sept. 27 (Red)-SS. Cosmos and Damian, Martyrs. Tues:, Sept. 28 (Red)-St- Wencee

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Are We Profiteers ? A PLAIN STATEMENT OF. FACT.

Ever since registered racing becanies a feature in the sporting acs tivities of this State the firm of Bryans, Printers and Publishers for over 80 years, haVe been doing the race work of the various clubs. Until last week there was no indication that the relations which existed between us and the racing bodies during that lung period were other than of the most friendly nature. However, the secretary of both Canning Park and Helena Vale Racing Clubs has seen fit to withdraw the usual orders for printing and to abruptly close business operations with us. The explanation given for such drastic and unfriendly treatrelent after so many years of business transaction between us and our loyal service to the racing firms men tinned is that we have bean profiteering-making exhorbitant gains out of cur dealings with them. That charge we know to be unwarranted, and one that cannot be substantiated. In proof of its falsity we propose, at a later date, to publish full details of our business transactions with the clubs concerned and give a statement of the prices we received for our race work, the cost of production, and the profits made by Canning Park and Helena Vale on the work produced by us for -them in its sale subsequently to the public.

A correspondent to the London Catholic Herald on August 4th last writes thus:-

TEE IRISH MERCIES To the Editor. Sir,-May I call attention many points of similarity between Archbishop Mannix and Cardinal Mercier, the man a greater military tyrant than Lloyd George failed to silence? The initial letter of their nernesie M, as is the initial leter of their dioceses. They are both ex -Rectors of seats-of -learning, and both are consumed by ardent love of their native land. The impression made by Cardinal Mercier when he appeared on the balcony of Archbishop's House, Westminster, one Sunday afternoon, during the early days of .the wag, exclaiming "God Save Ireland," is not one that is likely to be soon forgotten by those who heard it. Is it too much to hope that Dr. Man nix will have the satisfaction of seeing his persecutors crushed as completely as those of the Cardinal?Yours, etc F. L. HEAD, Blakesware, Teddington, Middlesex, August 4th, 1910.

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This is how the New Jersey Monitor puts

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TEE ENGLISH HEROD.

The following notice appears in the Cork Examiner MacCurtain.-.-July 8, to Mrs. T. MacCurtain, widow of the late Lord Mayor MacCurtain of Cork, twins --stillborn. So it seems, remarks the San Francisco Leader, Lloyd George is guilty of three murders instead of the one the Cork jury charged with him. (It will be recalled that Hrs. Mac Curtain was an expectant mother on the night the British militarists broke into the MacCurtain home and brutally murdered her husband before her eyes.) [Hence from the above we coin

the term "Militaristic Assassins."Ed.] LET MI CARRY YOUR CROSS

Let me carry Your Cross for ire land, Lord! The hour of her trial draws near, And the pangs and the pain of the Sacrifice May be borne by comrades dear. But, Lord, take me from the offering -

throng, There are many far less prepared. Though anxious and all as they are to die That Ireland mar be spared.

Let me. carry Your Cross for Ireland. Lord, My cares in this world are few, And few are the tears will fall for me When I go on my way to Yob' Sparc. oh! spare to their loved ones dear The brother and son and sire That the cause that we love may never die In the land of our heart's desire. Let me carry Your Cross for Ireland. Lord! Let me suffer the pain and shame. I how my head to their rage and hate, And I take on myself the blame. Let them do with my body whatever

they will. My spirit I offer to You. That the faithful few who heard her call May be spared to Roisin Dhu.

Let me carry Your Cross for Ireland, Lord! For Ireland weak with tears, For the aged man of the clouded brow, And the child of tender years. For the empty homes of her golden plains, For the hopes of her future, tool Let me carry Your Cross for Ireland, Lord! For the cause of Roisin Dhu. THOMAS ASHE. Lewes Prison. (Whose anniversary occurs to-dav, l?

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HIBERNIAN 00051 CLUE. RESULT OF DRAWING. First Prize. No. 1899: Second, No. 3962; Third. No 1775; Fourth, 1973; Fifth, 1413; Sixth, 620; Sev. enth, No. 2992; Eig No. 2976. M. BROWN, Setreitkry.

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THE W.A RECORD, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER, 25, /020

'foam's "Sickening Horror" Edna's Awakening. An Anglican Bishop's Duke-street, Northam, 31/8/20 "Elasticity" you An Appeal for a Truce of Clod. Dear Aunt Bessy,-I suppose you, by Concluding a striking denuncia will think I have forgotten this, Church bus Temple the in before of the shoot 11 Preaching not writing to you have just gone Bis- tion in Tuam Cathedral and the sub We recently, Dr. Henley Henson,hearers of two constables, ing I have not. his forta invited after Durham, town by again of hop the of school sacking sequent back to to consider the subject of reunion, police, Most Rev. Dr. Gilmartii, holiday, which I aenjoyed stall, the night'smuch. picnic and thus delivered himself:fancy a for went justice having I God's were is pray that ther said:-"I --We very Children, My Dear Well, this is time. "Anglican Bishops could not sim- tempered with mercy may. for the of same as last yearSunday, and had a niceflowers, grumbling -about the coldnessa few -or ignore the Refor- good of society and salvation of his Give my love to the last wild repudiate news. many ply get the all only didn't We mosture its winter and the first man-whether were wee ones, please.-Your loving as there are not many out yet. mation, two principles ofour which hand- soul, strike weeks ago. Warm dresses boys would certainly determine WINNIE SLATER. be a policeman, civilian, or solfriend, Last Wednesday the school worn, and the skins of beasts wrapto ling of the practical problem, of re- he Junction the for Midland to a criminal shot with. and dear, fires down dier-who young necks, Winnie, went Our New Mail Order Guidd for 1920-21 is now in the Printers' hands of Thank you, of ped all sorts with play football, and they were badly union and the view to be taken the dead photo.-it will be bunched in the precincts of this diocese." will shortly be issued. and of old and neutral, and hung shoulvery claim and mind in beaten, but they didn't the character Grace sympathised with Tuam Aunt Bessy's nieces and nephews paws and scalps over feminine One was the in His of much because they had a good Christian ministry. comprehensive the sickening horror and terror Christmas Number. Both_first It consists of 152 pages, profusely illustrated, and contains the the ders. To-day there is a transformaScripture, music a Holy of for foul up A supremacy town. be you look very nice in your I am going of the sacking of the time. tion in dress; it would seem toland particulars of every one of the numerous Departments in our Vast Emporium. in Septem. other the validity of the witness of murder of two policemen was comtime you some hope I the examination from dresses. of Venus Communion the transit The Christian history. Apply these prin- mitted within three miles of Tuam. in it, and that you ber, and I hope I will pass. of furs, rags, and wrappings into got the card safely. "wee All the best of the new Spring and Summer Fashions are depicted I Sisters are having a fancy fair soon, ciples to the claim now hotly press. He had frequently warned the people ones." will not forget the flimsy, gauzy, airy summer frockin the way of Clothing, Household Commodgirl's ed by a great section of the Angli- against all violations of the moral required be popular may a you whatever and having that are into hear to we right and walking pleased We are am very ings. Presents for one and all, of it. Well, can communion-could that immen- law, particularly against shooting at ities, Sporting Goods, Farm and Station Requisites, and I'm are a pupil of the Convent School. competition now in aid more the warm weather again, to say se claim be made good by an appeal policemen and attacking police barwe You are a privileged little girl to Aunt Bessy' I have no Medicines, Toilet Needs, etc., etc., will be foundfully described in its page,. The ans- racks. and was congratulating himthinking that before manyanddays so I to the New Testament? scarce, is news as teachers, shady, your as time, this have the Sisters will be looking for ices no doubt-Christ self that the good sense of the peoPerth's breezes. and I hope you are very fond of will tiring my letter to a close, and wer admitted of order With it, Shopping by Post is reduced to simplicity itself-it brings any specific ple, apart from his and the clergy's cool corners, fans and cool like them. I hope to see your name am- say good-bye, with love to yourself Himself did not the Church. to the Smallest Township or most far distant Settlement. Toe Emporium To-day is sultry, and I would of Greatest loving organisation diocese sa, the ones.-Your keep wee would but examination the warnings, and ongst the music to draw forth my summer dress, verdict of history was equally deci- free from political murder when the EDNA FORWARD. become a niece, episcopacy I am a conservative in some things, ceases, and that you will If you want a copy please send for it at once, as the number is limited. you sive-the failure of the news of Monday week came as a inappro- very good pianist. A Show and a quite a long while sinceEdna, It's and I think it would be when was not less certain than its suc- most painful shock. bazaar it a in one week, and me, my dear society Circus priate to begin summering remembered Christian the -day To Had no reprisals been taken there We should take to come, should make a stir in Goo- but I haven't forgotten you. I am cess. is only spring. a great variety would, Fill in and Post this form you was governed under he believed, have been a great our- malling, and Winnie, I am sure, will really pleased to hear from Hoene Limited, Perth, heed of the seasons and clotheabhor systems: the Church was to be wave of sympathy with the ponce. I With you I hope again, and I hope, now that you of huenjoy herself. selves according to them. redeemed with finally Referring to your adverbs identified the with sympathised success, of deeply They a great extremes winter be your will from particularly and bazaar unity broken UNIVERSAL the of its extremes have nature the in the RECORD, please send and manity, and, show comrades, and will to friends its stall deceased's attentive will be more September has passed the you in and that Mother's analogue in dress. silence issued a copy of your true when a have would I "I feel the Archbishop, I have sent your me at least during the remaining great results. merridian and we'll soon bebewelcomOrder Guide 1920-21. mankind. Did that unity declared only voicing your Catholic and in the love to the "wee ones," and I am nice months of the year. I should unity of PROVIDERS, of national am ing October. Then we'll the obliteration imply say .... I when Name.. sentiments pleased.been Christian dear sure they will be very for its have been very sorry had you last quarter of 1920. What, (State whether 1lLr., Kea Of Mia4 I distinctions, or did it require the murder of these police. our Your loving, out of the Corner at Christmas. children, are you doing to makeChild elasticity? History was that perfection crime dastardly foul and a BESSY. was PERTH. pleamen :: address AUNT were Divine STS., annual tribute to the am glad your holidays revising the definition which leaves an indelible stain on WELLINGTON & MURRAY 1 The school days continually It had sant ones, and I hope for Church. worthy of us-you and me? always wayside between Tuam and you now of the Catholic will have many charms episcopalian theory: the little ones of St. Vincent are the disallowed Anxious. is are is Dunmore." Josephine They that you are refreshed. lives-the no definition of the Church could In the present circumstances it calling to us-lhe Divine Infant forget the happy days or our 16 Woodbridge-terrace, ever whispering to us not to our leave out the non -episcopal Churthe perpetrators atdays that we remember when ches. The unity of the visible was notbe likely West Midland, 6/9/20. the little lifted faces begging them. brought to justice, alyou dear has passed and the cares of Church could not be conditioned by would blood youth tention. Let us not forget Dear Aunt Bessy,-Will but those haunted, I though your of heels. our one at ever as govcrnare me world single accept the its acceptance of a If the small boy, Christ, should please'nieces? any concerned must answer before the I am fourteen, and had a day or two in the country ment-Papal, episcopal, or many come, I of Divine Justice. Bar many saw I standard. and seventh recently, the very door, in your am Cold and barefoot to did not justify anSchool. beautiful patches of wild flowers other." am a pupil of St. Brigid'sBessie, What a tissue of absurdities this One crime You would sandal His young feet, It was against the Gospel do from the train. I hadn't, however, must appear to any Christian, or to other. Midland Junction. Aunt With leather from your store. but the police took see revenge, take to them. to want amongst Dr. ever being of will we pleasure cotnmonsensel the of you think any man, I wish King Win- Giur beautiful bush country is be- Henson perhaps has read these terrible revenge on an innocent again? You would heap ifis hollow hands Summer ginning to put on its lovely spring words of Holy Scripture: "Thou art town. your winter ter would leave us and let With white bread from "It was not, I believe, that they The Swan dresses and beautiful wreaths, and board, and upon this rock I will got reign in his place. out of hand,' but I am not banks twice is looking loveliness itself. What Peter, build My Church, and I will give And cry, "Oh grief, that you should River overflowed its fields is to say just now from what going round Edna, of dear my all week, Kingdom the and last of said keys winter, I the starve, this thee the orders came, nor water. beatwere quarters with Holy footballers the will send "I about it were covered going about true. Your Heaven"; My little smiling Lord!" They Ghost to teach you all truth, and should the people rush to concluThere are a lot of colds have been en because they were visitors that may come out All wellif to sions. or but you nervous ever." too for He is at your door to -day, hope I either you were abide with now, and theu- to they have evident. later if a sworn inquiry is granted." With His pleading band, to escape it, as I have fed-grievous -handicaps in them enough read has lucky he The police committed a fearful His is every lifted face, Anxiously waiting in the way, but I'm glad they had a good ly made little impression upon him. not, one of time. After all, that's what a boy Will the Bishop of Durham commit crime; if whole families were not Every clinging hand. hopes of being accepted as yourself if innocent people pleato looks for when he is out for your nieces. With love THE himself to the absurdity that con- burned alive, and were RE- sure. He will call His dreamy saints, I hope you have luck in tradictories regarding the same fact were hot killed, then thanks best wishes for but to the police, the to And her who sits apart, in the and not would-be cr wish true: due. equally future.-Your can be your music examination-I doctrine CORD'S or to ought prayer police Child's a The hear To hope that the Christ Who prayed that all Merciful God. niece, JOSEPHINE KORBOSKY. you the very best pass. aI thumpnight, with that the Fair will be whom He had come to save should Yes, my dear Josephine, in am also Blessing the wide of heart. Father Edna, ing big success. There now, be one, even as He and the do great pleasure. Walk right Not only to you, dear children,who I am sure Thank you very much for the love were one, would leave them without ARE TOO LATE! ongst my little friends; I appeal just now, but to all to meet and good wishes you send the "wee that headship and that oneness of THE REGRETS pleased very be will they three loving. which are the your and read this page, to use the next ones' doctrine cousin. a and for faith you have to and Dr AUNT BESSY. months to the best advantage in the you essentials of unity? Evidently pleased to know that you1 Ireland is gifted by nature with interests of our tribute to the I ama very Henson sets more store on "elasticwould of St. Brigid's School. all the sources of wealth that "small boy Christ" at Christmas.- are pupil go to Midland unity. for a on than ity" but sometimes Wouldn't I, Mavis?-Yes. of the woollen mara Your loving, make life not only comfortable Shrewd men reviewing the present positionreports of fresh air, and to havethe breath regret, can only come 70 Bennett -street, AUNT BESSY. I know prosperous and happy. I ket in England as indicated by the newspaper look at some friends. still further advance 5/9/20. must East Perth, Suits meflourthat is that know not does and it to one conclusion, Secretary, Chief as Sisters, but they don't rising costs these avoid acto you one way Dear Aunt Bessy,-Yould my nieces and in price in the near future. The though like a lot ofthey requirements without delay. afloat ish under my charge.-Sir Hamar of your nieces, dear like Clothing one as discussion ACKNOWLEDGMENTS future would me your for cept much is to provide There is sure am Corn. I nephews slit- House of in reREmill is THE in purchase Greenwood, "little" 2/6 We the Aunty? sends Josephine, as to whether A Fremantle friend Winter, my dear to. wear CORD nearly every Sunday, and I cently burnt will be rebuilt. Many mons. stamps for the "wee ones." Grate- very nice so long as it doesn't It stays too loneIt love to read the Children's Corner, enforced emigrants from the disfully received.-A.B. Ireland has always had these out its welcome. and, I lookWhen interesting. course, to return. of it is so r. A Friend sends 5/. for the found- for us sometimes, very cold in its ed over it to-day I noticed that my trict are anxious "sources of wealth" that make comis re it favours it; for of years can't help lings in gratitude in its at- once upon a time friend, Kathleen The Catholic Ball takes place ona fort possible. For hundreds the most above -immediate needs bver-and two or Suit -a of ways, and not so ardentSummer purchase The ceived through the Little Flower. I he by iN her you, so to to is Ryan, had written period ahead. 8th. It promises Engliind has robbed as summer, will assist materially in carrying men over the high price I am a October The Dorothy Kelly, Jarrandale, re- tentions _ardour. thought I would write. great success. Mr. Tom Harinhan skilful system of "Empire," and We are not taking advantage of this favourable woollen market. as objectionable in its is VicSchool, Joseph's McKenna St. posof Mrs. as keeping pupil and low tunss her card and 16s. Thanks, just us as is of is secretary, and a beggar margin of profit we retain on Brown's Better Suits but there is a chance there io toria Square, Perth, where I have assistant secretary. All the com- kept her miserable Dorothy. Very graraul. times we aim at the Irish peo- sible consistent with present-day conditions. At all cool, whereas, in winter, attended for the last four years. 1 mittee are going for their lives. The among nations Now Brown's Better Suits still more difficulty in kee)sna much the cajoling VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER, and with Rusam and treat Dr. to standard refuse Me. .5 the seventh medico, in ple am -appointed has made them famous right newly that Monica Hopes to Meet value sterling warm. I heard of the vagaries same the embody We have sell, is helping things to go ahead swindlers any more. 9f them thirteen years of age. We buy materials as heavily as it is the Swan, and I saw some 25 Tuckfield-street, throughout West Australia. Suits at Midland. had a popular girl competition at locally. A cricket team and a tenfor the lowest possible figure that Fremantle, 5/9/20. during the heavy rainsriver-indeed, possible to do, and tailor our for the last eight months. nis club have been established, ,and for, depending on the immense turndone be can TAILORING But its not a bad old and I have school GOOD Dear Aunty Bessy,-We are back it were) fight- there is every indication that the (as were College The give the wearers to make Suits our river, that fortold a polsatisfaction having grand two it's a over and the at school again, after happy ing against our school. This com- local residents will have plenty of know the shooting of the very spent, many years ago, having "the our business a commercial success. night's holidays, and I amto be breast. petition was in aid of a new school recreation during the week-ends of icemen, so farof from silver, a its upon people, going is hours Tuam There ahead of your the pleased. It is con- the summer months. tacit consent" good we have had erected. Buy GOOD CLOTHES ONLY, and buy them welloutlay. on Thank you, dear, for your Buy grand concert in the Town Hall the would be reprobated by them in needs if you,would save money on your Clothing future.- tiguous to the old school.EslerThe Satisfaction and Quality, Style, Wednesday night in aid of my wishes for the RECORD'S measure. for have popular girls were Sister Parker, formerly of the unstintedtown was vengefully and Brown's Better Suits, and you Your loving, Children of Mary's Stall, which for Children's Hospital is the nurse in Crowley The Alice and school, our BESSY. bargain. the AUNT into Aunty is head of, and I hope it will The competition chargé of the local hospital. Some ruthlessly sacked by the official the College. peace, and if the be a success, so the next letter you came to a close on Tuesday night wag recently remarked -that with guardians of the not immedimake get from me you will hear how it did and had Sisters. be excitement to Government the great amid attention Likes last. Olive the professional sense of a crywent off. We are having very wet roars of joy. Our school won, and in the mill town it is no wonder ate reparation, the remain as a fur, 149 Oroya-street, weather here lately, which is very then loud were the shouts of "Hip people are almost anxious to g,t, ing injustice would Boulder City, Sept. 7. I went to a play and goodwill. peace disagreeable. to menace were We ther pip -hip -pip -Hoorah." ill. enjoyed and influence night, my the is as Wednesday -This last "As far, however, Dear Aunt Betsy. un Wednesday. I granted a free day of the cler. myself immensely. I am very sor- first letter to THE RECORD. We have quite a menagerie:-Fish, Mass next Sunday at Armadale 8 of my words and those "there Grace, his ry to hear your chilblains are such am fourteen years of age, and go to a cat ("Patches"), a kitten ("Pat- o'clock; proceeded go," gy Gosnels 10 o'clock. I As a Minisa trouble, and hope they will soon All Hallows' Convent School. We had are to be no reprisals. my six guinea -pigs to duty The bazaar starts on like the Sisters very much. I learn sy" I. and is it be better. Gospel, Mr. the end, of but last the week ter of them, last twelve away Passed Are you music from the Sisters, and I am about they have been disappearing Speaking tothe 29th of this month. George Gray, who for some months preach forgiveness. coming down for the opening? If going for an examination in about week of day to the whole diocese, I call a charge in find can we teacher but the house, of their was out past so I hope to have the pleasure of a fortnight. OUR MAIL ORDER DEPART On Sunday last, readMr. Gray 'Truce of God'; I call upon my peoWill you Nanga Brook School. of the thief. MENT. a lesson in meeting you. I hope the foundlings ing Aunt Bessy's Corner, I was no trace me a collecting card, please? was a most edifying Catholic; his ple to give our enemies ha restraint. I andand yourself are all well. If you pleased to see a letter from a dear send timthe patience in felt winter, wet much Christian This important Department a be such had will loss have jot one forego have a photo of them to spare little girl, Eileen Kelly, a darling We to with a view to giv you and ask widow a organised not do been we, Auntie? But I think ber district; he leaves I spent haven't would you please send me one? I little girl friend of mine. we tender of your national and political rights. ing country clients, who cannot call to whom Well, now. up children, to clear two is going it and personally, the full benefit of the G. will now close with love and kisses two months' holiday with them last A political battle can be fought dear Auntie, I think I must close our heartfelt sympathy. R.I.P. SERfrom your little niece, won without crime." R. BROWN TAILORINGdistance Christmas, and I will never forget now, as I have no more news at MONICA FITZGERALD. Poor present to tell you. October 3, 8 o'Matt. v.-"Love your en- VICE. No matter at what the enjoyable time I had. With love to Mass:-Pinjarra, Quoting fit can we city Nar. hate the into us that hear from to drove live dear, them often to Monica, 10. you Mrs. Kelly Glad news, you and the wee ones.-Your loving clock; Coolup, emies, do good by you to your entire satisfaction that you are back at school-back rogin. Whilst there Mary, Eileen, -Dr. Gilmartintheexpressed niece, MAVIS WEST. you" Order System. Mail our Gospel of play- Mickey, Martin, and Francis had would-be your means within that to your books and belief the You are my own dear little niece, and Thus you have the benefit of Cit mates, and I am sure you are very their photos taken on horseback the Ireland would win the highest very pleased there Tailored Clothes at sterling yak, I hope the concert was whole five. So as I see you print now, Mavis, and Ito am pleased. most glorious liberty. "Let our Corner. I 5314111. liberor life prices brought right to your door. on a great success, and that Aunty photos in the RECORD. I am send- to welcome you attacks be no more your cousins, I ing theirs. Send to-day-a postcard will doI am sure it will be a am sure you will like them. was delighted with the results. Listen not to angry passions ty. T am be welcomed by the for our liberal parcel of patterns to but ,)it4,o(1:7;NCit7 revenge, for think the wet weather has finished surprise to them when they get and desires or and home -measurement Vis' simple biy glad you read the RECORD You flea -man's THE RECORD next week. -the last drain in the water Gospel of Christ, the gospel of lib- and an interest in the Corner. chart. These are sent free to your water can may not be all poured Uncle Peter has a farm not far take erty and peace." the only little niece I have at address. peothe out but what's left doesn't matter from Mr. Kelly's, and Mrs. Kelly are cornHis Grace congratulated It St. Joseph's. and I hope your and WRITE US TODAY. much-it will make us grow. My (R.I.P.) was very kind to him. ple on the magnificent patience hopto the Corner will be the means and chilblains have left me now. so I'm must be a great loss to Mr. Kelly ing inducing St. at restraint they had shown,were DR pupils other of dear their I and to loose humour, man!. good children of his the best and in W ed, though Orangemen in the But Joseph's to take an interest Cornerdid a jig for joy at seeing my poor mother, who was so kind. testing a fatal and raging bigotry Page and become would SEW Catholic hands freed from the intruders. I they are such good children, and Children's no STANDARD in the North, ites. I read of the popular girl might be down to the opening of the have a good father to look after dream of insulting a non-Catholic MACHINES. do competition in the RECORD, and would bazaar-I shall be down during its them, and plenty of things to the neighbour. Religious bigotryown VICTORY NOW. I'm really pleased that your scho-'lI deprogress anyway, and ',hope to see on their beautiful farm, with CHAIN and eventually bring about its contest. STITCH the in LOCK was victorious running the mesAnother you helping Aunty and helping beautiful Yillimining River disgrace. and felvdfeat very STITCH. so was issue The following lines were written was Brothers. The "wee ones" are en- close to their home, so they can am asgladtothe camsage he sent the whole dioceseevery provoke roars of joy and for the Irish Liberty Loan you, bathe in the river. Now, dear Aunt ly be recited joying the sunshine, thank Rosary the day, that free a ONE. worth IN was It in California, by T. D. Shanhip -pips. Yilpaign MACHINES TWO prosperity and Monica, and are looking as pretty Bessie, I would like to see your peace the for mixwas night California:Costa. Sister say limmining cousins' photos in print. and I suppose the freedom What's prayer ahan, of Port as rherubs at play. shuttle of Ireland. It was through ed with many delights. The most perfect roundShipment Full oft were the lies of the bigot. they are delightful little darlings, --Your would-be niece, and observance of God's Commandthe matter with that part of the made. New machine OLIVE KUANE. troubles In propaganda spread; their and when they are at rest she is of end the is it ments "Patches"; called menagerie anopened. of Religion," little just Vincent's St. "Intolerance are the they sure would come. name You are very welcome to an -out-of-the-common His favourite theme, is dead. Invited Now isn't that very nice? It Corner, my dear Olive. gels. Inspection I am de- such be"patches" suppose all in Ireland's cause. brothers We're is sweet of Sister to say such things lighted to have you for a niece, and that I should SACK ON THE order of SEWING MACHINE FACTS mendicant some GILMARTIN nigh; to is to longed DR dawn sure I'm liberty's for And ones," a of the "wee am very pleased that you are OF TUAM. I should say his coat was of Then over the top for Freedom, keep them little cherubs and the scholar at All Mallow's Convent cats. colours, and that he was a WORTH KNOWING. boys, The very latest English and American Mod little angels of St. Vincent means School. Of course you like the Sis- many Is tribe. his Guarantee amongst Years' prodigal 20 wonderful a Thomsons' 'Tis Victory- now, or die. in came great patience, and ever that Gilmartin, child Dr. imRev. What should their I ters. Most Know relation? a The is Proof that they JUST TO HAND love for souls. I have not a photo. under their sweet influence didn't? "Patsy"not, the 25th. July, to Genfor no "Patsy" with any Machines will Stand the Test of a letter of of them just now, my dear Monica, I never knew one, and I have had againe of dignity would care about says:eral Sir Nevil Macready, sense in of their Time. PRETENDED. HAVE conmany THEY but we shall have a plate and for two of children with such do with to assassination relative "The purring-up to a then much little heads for Christmas, It you buy from a Department from Tuam by I hope you will be an inelegant name. Guinea pigs miles now. three years stables, own your or to all sooner will come you can have them your music expersons, is no evidence nice upon the lawn, but off it Store trouble Monica, very successfulI in "It is an inconceivable think that Thank you, W.B. REDUSOS ; WARNERS; LA DIV little self. With such, machines are unknown or even a small read with pleasure look aminations. which thank you, Mavis, they, are later. in the that a large section, your -no, of this in the Treaty of Peace, by dear, for the love and kisses you your loving remarks about inhabitants like to only a side line, their interest the I would of of pets sort the section, not satisis give the cash I with they have pretended to and send your lo-virtg, sympathy D & A's; IZODS, etc. little friend, Eileen Kelly, that, Perhaps "Patches" could, if article ceasing when town have any AUNT BESSY. she have Had you seen Tuam as I faction to the aspirations of peoples was very grieved to hear crime. were willing, unravel the secret paid. mother. he Keep a Thomsons' Continued Success did on Wednesday last, gutted with and in their legitimate claims of inhad lost a loving and good bed disappearances. the of this sharp eye on "Patches." 4s, 114. Alldemindl Bells mode le e Brassieres I have Depends upon Every Machine shot and fire, you would not, toI dependence, they have not troubled Hay the heavens be her Loving Friend I got your pretty grave doubts about his character. by Them Giving Entire think, conclude that the failure night. Sold blessed they as 5/9/20 Ireland, about Goomalling, Eileen, Mar- Thank you for your nice letter. You Satisfaction All the Time. find a coroner's jury was' evidence themselves my let- photo. with Mary,onMick, Dear Aunt Bessv.-I sawam a jolly old horse. must write to me very often. have troubled themselves about I of indifference to crime. send- tin, and Frances to call ae with Mr. ter in THE RECORD. ofI Kathleen it will not reproduce will send you a card.-Your loving, sorry A. I'm Country Visitors to the Royal Show are invited but was evidence of honest and Poland, in accordance "It it printing of ing you down a photo hope a perpetis the there BESSY. AUNT with 1 poitints."-Cardinal MetBut if Stock Wilson's Our indignation Inspect Communion Holy LTD. just our in CO., myself Christmas and in the will appear rators of multiple and wholly un- cier, as reported in a conversation When I get the card I itNumber. dresses. Yes, it would have been People) justifiable crimes. Although those with Archbishop Redwood. for Mick (The Jones Sewing Machine McGough, will try and. get a lot of moneyConNute Dulcie surprise to your dear little Kalgoorlie. nice a and Fremantle, who are paid to put down outrages the at piano Perth, the next up Hart, you. I. learn' exOnly Address Shorhill, and Eileen I hope they will grow go- friends. have given us here a shocking father Organiser, Brother Moore, their vent in Goornalling. There onis the to week. dutiful and loving of outrage. I need only say hasThe TB& here great hopes that Art Union Ticing to be a show upand ARCADE FOR CATHOLIC ample God, and under the proto use all the please BAIR,DS LODGINGS continue and sold I shall circus that book a Each sold. 17th of September, Mother they to promote kets willa be And tection of his Blessed BUSINESS GIRLS OR VISITORS influence I possess iii Christian BroCAFE stone MOANA from means hear to coining the night of the ashow. secglad all be good -will among bazaar at Will. I shallmy dear Olive, and I FROM COUNTRY, 'AT 14 IRWIN- peace ofand thers' Appeal we are going to have you often, HAY STREET, PERTH. the community." tions of ou r loving, Goomalling on the 28th ofI October PERTH. hope it send you the love AUNT For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. STREET, BESSY. in aid of the Convent. My muwill be a great success.

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The Lord Mayor of Dublin said forgiven for Labour and got into power. He would not be that the duty, which had been en- helping to supporting defeat allowed to land now." trusted to him was to propose that People can, therefore, Conscription. easily underAs the Archbishop is forbidden to the best thanks of the meeting ne stand why so many messages are visit Glasgow, it is proposed that he extended to the British Cabinet for coming from the defeated and Cis should be invited to speak at a the act which they committed that credited Mr. Hughes. who succeed- place just outside the city boun -

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morning. Ile was one of those ed in having his party returned at persons who never liked to hit any- the last election by a majority of daries. America Laughs. one when they 'were down. The one vote, or perhaps two. I am It would be useless to deny the! English Government was down now. not surprised that he is feeling nee CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, What must have been Archbishop vous, because, since I left Austra- the incidents connected with the Z.P. WARE, Etc. Mannix's feelings when English lia, one of those by whose votes visit of Archbishop Mannix have GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, might had prevented him from he was clinging to office, and who greatly assisted American Sinn Fein TOILET reaching his destination in this man- has been returned by a majority of (says the "Manchester Guardian" SETS, and FRUIT SETS. The ner? correspondent). one vote, has been unseated, and at New York WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. whole matter is given great prothe his new election Not an Indignation Meeting. candidate was minence in the newspapers. and the N ROUTE TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. Mr. McDonagh, M.I.P., said that defeated, and his majority of one editorial comment is greatly unfavthree ourable to what the "New the meeting was supposed to be an turned into a minority of York World" calls "a long way travelled, indignation one, but he thought thousand. Defending Ireland. they could all join in thanking tne and not forward." from the time British Government for a :sew piece "The second reason, on account of when Great Britain did not fear agiof Sinn Fein propaganda. One of which so much hostility has been tators. the reasons, he presumed, that Dr. manifested, is because I thought it "Mannix! Biennia! Mannix!" Mannix was riot allowed to land in my duty while in Australia to deArchbishop Mannix has had nct Liverpool was that the British Gov- fend Ireland, my native country, a "good Press," but a great merely ernment wanted to demonstrate to from the persistent and systematic the world that they still held the vilification of Ireland in Australia, Press. For a full week the streets of London have been placarded "freedom of the seas." Personally through cables passing through LonCEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS he was perfectly certain that Dr. don (these are the only cables that with nothing but "Mannix," "Man ALWAYS IN STOCK. Mannix would in a very short time they ever get). As a result of my nix, "Mannix." Special editions of the London evening papers have land in Ireland. The British Gov- democratic attitude in Australia, been brought out, giving the latNote the Address ernment were not able to keep De and as the result of my Irish atti- est tidings The Baltic Appears. PASSENGERS CHEER. Over 30,000 Irish people were in regarding the Archbishop Valera in Ireland, and they would tude, deliberate attempts were male 'Phone. A4308, Private 'Phone. A2938. of Melbourne, what he would do, On Monday at five o'clock, the deiverpool on Sunday and Monday Dr. not Foley added that the be removal able to keep Dr. to was Mannix discredit me in who out America, and it and where he would land. welcome Dr. Mannix, putation appointed to welcome the took place soon after The Dr. of Ireland. The British Empire possible prevent my entrance nto most e to arrive in the port on the Archbishop, accompanied by bands, Mannix was on deck midnight.time confusing rumours feared Dr. Mannix because he These attempts failed. I At one time he was to be prevailed. told America. altic. The Lord Mayor of Dub- marched from the hotel to meet the watching the destroyers.at the landed at the He truth. did Ile undid did get the into America, and from San British and a number of other mem- Baltic. All along the Pier Head, not know where he was going, propaganda in at another time he vas America and Aad- Francisco to New York, in every Fishguard, itAlLWAY & of Irish Public Bodies, who dense masses of people had con- though the officers said that he tralia. to be taken to France. Finally, htliCH itsll Mrs. Wyse big city I Power got a on Saturalso welcome and a pubadhe was put off at Penzance, arrived in Liverpool gregated, and on the vessel being might be landed at any and he dressed the meeting. lic demonstration that could give no travelling up to London, he quidely y for the purpose of welcoming sighted coming up the river, a little chose, except those under port Coffee prohibiconsolation either to Coffee Mr. or Torpedo Hughes made e Archbishop, were received with cheering broke out, but a police an- tion. Boat his way to "Wyvern," Nazareth House, A rowing-boat first conveyto those who sympathise with him Hammersmith. where thusistic demonstrations by the nouncement that Dr. Mannix woulo ed the baggage from he was The torpedo destroyer beMRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. Baltic to in England. sieged by an army of Pressmen and ish people of the city. not land at Liverpool having creat- the destroyer, and thetheArchbishop meanwhile, had proceeded Wyvern, through Press The most suitable for Visitors to Perth. a rough sea to Cornwall, where photographers all day long of "I Stand by Every Word!" The party consisted of the Lord ed some doubt' as to his presence and his secretary followed. The They are right oppothe site the Perth Railway Station. Best ayor (Alderman Lawrence 0'- on the approaching steamer, the passengers on the Baltic thronged Archbishop was put ashore at Pen"It has been stated" (remarked Tuesday. Even the London Tory attention and Moderate them-condemn Here he proceeded to the the Archbishop) "that I have made papers-many of Prices. gill), Alderman J. M'Donogh, M.P., people generally were undemonstra- the vessel's side and cheered loudly, zance. the action of the Government. the as the Archbishop was taken away. priest's house, where he remained vigorous comment in America runt Plunkett, M.P., Alderman tive. on Northcliffe papers in particular, rubuntil train-time for London. Two the relations between England and me, Councillor (Mrs.) McGarry, As the steamer drew near the Fifty Miles Off Queenstown. Scotland Yard officials "stood by," Ireland. If I have they were well bing in the absurdity of "The Man uncillor (Mrs.) Wyse Power., landing stage, a fireman was observnix Mistake." The London "Evenuncillor Paul, Councillor O'Lein ed on the stern of the vessel waving Fr. Flanney, who is a priest in and observed the proceedings. In deserved, and I stand by every extremely lin, Dr. C. M. O'Brien, Fr. Mad - the tricolour of the Irish Republic. Archbishop Mannix's diocese, also- fact, the police shadowing has been word and syllable that I have spok- ing News" printed an 603 Wellington -at,, Perth. n, the parish ,priest of Clareville, The crowds cheered and shook out accompanied him on the Baltic. In continuous, and at Nazareth House en; and my statements in America satirical cartoon by "Poy," in which (Opposite Railway Goods Yard). "British Officialdom" is Convent, represented THE PREMIER LIME AND Cork (the birthplace of Arch - other tricolours in reply. Hammersmith, an interview with our representa. vigil a constant were received with applause by hun- conferring with "Treasury STONE MERCHANTS OF W.A. Mandaris being kept. hop Mannia), who, besides being tive, and Absolutely the Highest Percentage Fr. dreds of Ryan, thousands O.M.I., Americans, Holy Cross, ACCOUNT. FOLEY'S BISHOP in" over the "Mannix Stunt." The e cousin of the Archbishop, is his Write Lime in the State. for as I came Prices ARRIVAL IN LONDON. through the States. So inscription reads: "Officialdom: I gave an account of Fr. and Particulars before of One of the first passengers to land Liverpool elong friend; Fr. P. Wallace purchasing elsewhere. We defy competition. The Flannery's (as related to From Penzance the Archbishop far from meeting with opposition or tell you what, Partner, the way only BRIGGS in the TRADE. ephew of the Archbishop), Bishop from the Baltic was Dr. Foley, him) of thedescription connection of hostility any with kind, I arrest of Dr. had the honothers Mannix. travelled on the train reaching Padwe've trading under similar name. Lime No In an interup this Mannix is atCarthy (Sandhurst, Victoria), Bishop of Ballarat. The vessel (he said) for our-which I greatly prize-of hay- tractingplayed inter- dington at 6.5 am on Manure at very low arate. attention. Here are letShiel shop (Rockhampton, view with the press the Bishop said cepted by two destroyerswas Tuesday. ing had the freedom of the City of at about A ters large number of police were New Mary, Doug., and Charlie that on Sunday evening destroyers 11.30, when she was passing within eenslandl, and Fr. Quinlan. York and of other cities con- askingfrom drawn up what about at the ship, and we'll take different to accompanied run points. their Very hey were met at Lime -street 11.30 one of them came alongside fifty miles of Queenstown. When few of the public were ferred upon me. publicity business!" present, howthe Archbishop was being taken ever. ation by Mr. P. J. Kelly, Presi- and YOUR EYES WERE MADE "If said anything in America A delegation called upon the captain to stop. into representing which I was FOR USE-NOT ABUSE. Who Sent the Order? nt of the I.S.D.L. A procession On the the destroyer, a request by Fr. Irish organisations or inaccurate misleading two -to, officers ship heaving in To get the best results from several thousands was formed came on board from a destroyer, Flannery to accompany him was represent, as follows: IrishLondon was there were hundreds of Our representative applied at the well -paid any piece of intricate mechanism, Self-Deter- British reasonable the Station. Headed by the and they immediately went to fused. care White Star must be given it. propagandists to Company's offices for mination League-Messrs. Ml. Mccorrect The Eyes can certainly stand a good deal, h Pipers' Band, they marched any misapprehension. but when Nature warns But British a permit to be allowed to enter the Continuing, he referred to the fact Grath, J. H. McDonnell, M. O'Kelly (who happened (by headaches, etc.), the Exchange Station Hotel, Archbishop Mannix it is time to act promptly. stage to meet the Baltic, and presented two that there was an apparent general Symington. Gaelic League of Lon- eeliticians defeated on the platform landing ere accommodation had been sc- to be on deck) signed his application was met by a by Sir Ne vil feeling of amused disgust among don-Father Roche and Brian 0'. have recourse to other more brutal but documents-one rod for the visitors. refusal. On methods. I the was on informing my American way Kennedy. to the passengers, at the Irein ardepart. Roger Casement Sinn Macready, Commander -in -Chief but I have nothing to tell the ment concerned that he understood CO. Sunday's Rally. Ireland, and the other by Sir Henry ray of force presented by the des- Fein Club-Messrs. Fintan Murphy land, 1 rash people which they and T. O'Sullivan. did not permits for the same purpose had cgatINVOTZTicnp, Manager n Sunday there was a large in- Wilson, Commander -in-Chief 'if the troyers circling around the vessel. been know granted tto_.,.!..s 13 A already. I to was When not represntatives of going the Archbishop came IS The Lights o' Home. s of Irish people from Manches- Forces in England. (JADE: other newspapers in the city, he through the gate, one by one the there to help them to make up their , Warrington, Bolton, St. Helens, Previous to Dr. Mannix's arrest deputation knelt Insolent Restrictions. so far as I CAN see they was told that that was so, but since and kissed the minds-and d other neighbouring towns, and these permits had been he was pointed out the beacon lights episcopal ring. are very unlikely to change their. granted ring the afternoon the vicinity of The letter from Macready was to of welcome for him, which more stringent orders had been reshone When the policeman 111111111a Coalition a Laughing-Mom landing stage was crowded. Af- the effect that Dr. Mannix was 00; afar off on the Irish coast. to ceived regarding the check those who knelt to tried of an official announcement from hibited from landing in Ireland, and kiss the "The British Government, appar- permits for the landinggranting As the Baltic approached the Archbishop's hand his Grace stage at forbade the White Star Co. that the Baltic Wilson's document 'said: ently, was unwilling not merely that Liverpool on this particular stage in Liverpool, Bishop "There is no necessity to tl not expected to berth until Archbishop to visit Liverpool, Man- landing resist I should enter America, or come sion.-London Catholic Herald.occaFoley attempted to tell the waiting them; there will be no trouble." day evening, the crowds, how- chester, or Glasgow. into touch with any of the He the deputation fate of then Archbishop walked , slowly dispersed. In the mean across the sta- Irish centres in Great Britain.greatI "I Refuse to Leave!" tion, Mannix, but he was and entering a taxi immediately G. F. YEATES e, the following wireless message eft. don't consider it any part of my The taxi proceeded firstdrove Bishop Foley said: "I heard the touched on the shoulder by an offisent to Archbishop Mannix to St. duty to fall in with their AT Optician, d the Baltic:-"May it please Archbishop protest against being cer in unform and threatened with Mary's College, Brook Green, Ham- rather, I thought it best to plans; allow but as no arrangements than to have all the o'lum ur grace, Irish exiles in Liverpool taken off the ship; and turning to arrest under D.O.R.A. if he gave in- mersmith, 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. that were from formation the made vessel. 'I the he refor one of said: officers, d you hearty greetingaccommodation Maythere, may attach to my excle,ien ;rom went on to Nazareth (Opposite Town Hall). th priests here, presenting an sa- fuse to leave this ship!' The offiA PROCESSION. Ham- Ireland. I don't know whether mersmith, where Dr. House, ss and organising a reception. cer tried to persuade the ArchbishMannix is their action is legal; that is a matAfter the passengers had come 3-Garment Grey Flannel All now staying. op to go the down ladder, but he Dr. her addresses from the Irish Self Mannix went for ter which must be ashore., a procession was formed at a motor ride to but Wool SUITS., 2 -button lined coat, "SHAMROCK" Bushey Park on whether legal o- not,considered; termination League of Great Bri- said: 'No-I refuse to leave this Prince's Parade, the result has and with the Lord Tuesday, accompanied plain back, 95/-: with half ship!' , United Irish Societies of Livby put Mr. me Charto a certain amount of perTEA AND GRILL ROOMS, Mayor of Dublin, Joseph McDon- les Diamond and Mr. back, stitched down, 97/6. -belt at 1, and Gaelic Mitchel Quinn, sonal inconvenience and rendered League. The "The officer then put his hand on agh, Councillor Mrs. Wise of Glasgow. WELLINGTON -STREET, PERTH. d Mayor of Dublin and deputa the Archbishop's shoulder, velich Power,M.I.P., 3 -garment the British Herringbone Government the laughThomas O'LoughM. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. Invited to Prohibited Areas. All Wool SUITS, 2-button Tweed n from Corporation, also repre- (said Bishop Foley) I suppose is lin, Coun.Dublin; ing -stock of the world. coats, C. F. Connolly, I stitched down, tatives from other public bodies equivalent to legal arrest; and the New York, Kelly, His Grace half -belts has received and P. J. O'Callaghan, from Greatest Since Jutland. in greys and brown, 97/8. at back, Ireland, here to greet you. If Archbishop then, accompanied by chairman Cork Co. Council, the Irish societies andtelegrams Telephone B162. Labour leading "Since Heavy ced to land at any other British his secretary (Fr. Vaughan), Navy All Wool Serge, fast in carriages, followed by Irish organisations in all the big cities of British the Battle of Jutland, the coat, £5/10/-. dye, plain black FARRELL BROS. rt, please come on to Liverpool. ed down the ladder on to thewalkNavy has not scored any deck Pipers' a march was made to England and Scotland, 3 -garment Grey Worsted success comparable with the chas- General Produce Merchants and rther, kindly notify us of time of of the destroyer, which quickly Canning Band, Manchester, Liverpool, andincluding SUITS, plain back lined coat, 2 butPlace, where a meeting was Glastons, £5/15/-. rival." gow --asking him to address indig- ing of the Baltic from the Irish Corn Crushers. steamed away. held. 3 -garment Dark Grey HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. nation meetings against the mea- shores and to capture without the coal, plain backs, £71151-. All Wool Cheviot Tweed SUITS, lined loss of a single British sailor the The only Firm who Specialise in sures taken by the Government. Dr. 2 -garment Grey Flannel Grain and Salt Crushing. Mannix has not yet come to a de- Archbishop of Melbourne! SUITS, English make, unlined coat, The patch pockets, 75/Bilitish authorities possibly think cision regarding meetings. 2 -garment Speckled Grey that the naval victory was worth Donegal SUITS, unlined coat, patch The Lord Mayor of Dublin sacs winning, pockets, strapped front and that the money involvthat a deputation will 'cove for ed has been BRYANT & WATERS bottom Trousers, £81151,and stitched down. half -belt at back, cuff well spent. But even London immediately, to present to their own friends 80 to 90 STIRLING-ST., PERTH. in the Press scarhis Grace the freedoin of the city of cely venture to share that view. "At all events I claimed the right WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. & to go to Ireland, and I claim the His Mother's Disappointment. Orders Promptly Attended to. Mrs. Mannix, mother of the Arch- right still, and I mean to press that Tel. A3938. claim by any means in my power, bishop, in the course of an enter 670 HAY STREET "Where Good Hate Are' view, said: "I was very disappoint. unless, indeed, the Irish people (or the Irish Government-I ed indeed when I heard that the the Republican Government) mean signifies Government would not allow my to me that my presence in my nason to come to Ireland-he is a man tive country is unwelcome. of peace; he would not hurt a From fly. the British Government I have I am hoping that God will spare reOF THE him, and induce these people to al- ceived no consideration, and I expect and desire no favour or privlow him to cone home." She added that she hoped to see ilege." Coronation Tea Rooms PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, Will Return to Australia. him before long. AND ARTISTS' Asked she intended to go to meet him if Archbishop Mannix said that he COLOURMEN. Mis anywhere M. DOHERTY out of Ireland, she said she was too had made no programme of any Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents Royal Arcade, Sydney. old for that now. kind, and could not say how long and Schools. he was going to stay. says that Lond tn, AN INTERVIEW. said, might yet be declared out he of To a Press Association interview- bounds. He would not say wheer at Nazareth House, Telephone, No. A1011. ther he to take part in any smith, the Archbishop said: Hammer- political meant and was quite "I am none the worse for the in- 'emphatic agitation, that he meant to return voluntary cruise that I made at the to Australia in spite of any opposiSAVOY HOTEL expense of his Majesty's navy. tion which BEDFORD HOTEL might offer. was treated with great courtesy I "Mr. HughesMr.is Hughes The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury not my by ecclesiasthe officers in charge of the MURRAY-STREET. tical suerior," the Archbishop de and Refinement. destroyer. Thoroughly Renovated Throughout. dared, "and he is rather more ccnTariff. 12s 6d per day; £4 4s per Saved her from Nerve "The grievance that I have Splendid Accommodation for Councerned about holding his position. is week. against the British Government, try Visitors. What is "Crime"? Breakdown Accommodation may lie reserved by and not against the agents TARRIFF MODERATE. who On the question of crimes in Irewire or letter. carried out their purposes. GEORGE I land, AUBURN, Proprietolt am Dr. Mannix said that J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. an Australian citizen, who mars wishes to was more opposed to outrage,nocrime, "Coronation" Tea and Grid I, 1,m.. visit Ireland, his native land. Royal Arcade, 17 6 18 or Sycl7ley, Ammurder than was he. THE WINNING DOUBLE. ong other purposes in visiting He could Every Requirement in Ire- not reconcile himself CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. even land, I wish to go there for personal with Tickets, Programmes, ArtPrinting. UNION BEER capital punishment. Union "Several of my customers have The crime and family reasons, upon which Books, &c. that was asked in me I how I keep such good Ireland should be setAND have no desire to health considering my untiring BRYANS-W.A. RECORD PRESS. UNION IMPERIAL into my confidence.take the public tled on the right shoulders. The STOUT. efforts in baldness life. I explained Irish people, he said, were the must that experience has An Australian Citizen. taught me. crimeless people in the world, and "About four years ago I had a the only crimes with which they "But apart from the personal nervous breakdown, I thoroughly con- were charged before the world sideration, I claim, as an Australian were collapsed through weakness political crimes, and these resulted citizen and as an Irishman, the caused by loss of a,petite, and I to land in my native country right from bad government. became very low spirited and inafter The Archbishop concluded by sayan absence of more than somnia gripped me night after years, which I have spent in seven ing that he did not consider himnight. I never closed my eyes in Austra- self in the least bound by any lia. sleep, and when chatting with a of the Government's orders, but whe"I think there is more in friend regarding my health I was the ac- ther he would take steps to advised to take Clements Tonic. tion of the Government eiy than they the Government are anxious that the public "1 purchased a bottle, and upon was another matshould ter. He said the orders finding it p1 realise. to tithe I conI thought it my duty no as more binding on him than were tinued the remedy for six weeks, site 'Wee Archbishop of Melbourne if they Sing up those ragtime melodies! to stand and now I not only sleep well but were made by the Shah of Persia. up for the weak against the I enjoy my meals. I always keeps They make me feel so gay. strong. As a consequence, on more Flashing Sincerity. I'm in no mood for rhapsodies bottle handy and take a dose when notable occasion I have than one I feel exhausted after a busy day. After the interview, the "Daily. And sentiment to-day. felt compelled to use any influence "I am loud in the praise of Cut out those "Songs of Araby"! that I Herald" representative records iris have on behalf of the workers Clements Tonic -" That's the RemSad impressions strains I can't thus: of Australia. My name, edy," I tell my customers when Make me rejoice andendure"Lafer in the morning he talked clear your came to be associated in therefore, they ask me how I keep in Was to some of Australia us, voice and we shall not forwith Labour politics. good health and spirits. With Woods' Great Peppermint get that talk. Tired as he was u may publish this testi. after his amazing journeyings, be 'Cure. Conscription. moolal if you wish." spoke with spirit and with flashing S "On two very notable occasions (Signed) Miss M. Doherty Here is a man for Britthought it my duty to oppose Con-I sincerity. ish Labour to note and remember." scription in Australia. On both A Clydeside Shaft. occasions, in spite of the efforts of The Medicine of Countless Merits. It 110 easeatiretee Mr. should be part of the medical equipHughes and of the whole of the In a telegram to Dr. Mannix, Top (left): The motor launch with Dr. Mannix on board comes ment of your home. Get it use it, and daily press of Australia, Conscrip- Harry Campbell, an Australian Below (left): Dr. Mannix, wearing a cap and carrying his silk hat, alongside the quay. relieve that Neuralgia and Labtion was defeated. The result was our orgniaser (now in Top (right): Dr. Mannix about to drive away from the quayside at mounting the quay steps. Glasgow) '411111. Penzance. that Australian volunteers did more said: "Thank God, a All Chemists and Stores Sell it Below (right): Mrs. Mannix, mother of the Archbishop, and her daughter, Our Lord and Mrs. Wallis, mother of ex -Lt. than their share in men and money Savioer Jesus T. C. 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inhabitants to cipal Protestant whom he publicly apologised. by 111cii,. Co. Louth: Two men arrested "."4 11'3 Republican police were found guilty of robbing an old woman, and were di sentenced to he paraded publicly after Mass on the following Sunday. (By CEARBALL 0 BRIAIN.) A New Revelation of Australia's Dread of Japan Co. Limerick: Republican police . . (Cyril Bryan.) up arrested the robbers who heldApril IMO the pay -train at Killonin on C.a.3 CP* C the San Francisco Examiner. From £1,780 £2,000. off carried and 2nd, lOs But the interesting and important 10s. was recovered, and after £28 Premier Hughes of Australia had been deducted for expenses, the made a speech recently which sent thing is that Mr. Hughes argues is . that it is necessary for the protecbalance was handed to the Railway pin. the through The following receipt the cold shivers tion of Australia to keep Ireland in Company. Em- the Empire, because the Empire is the British through the of element "Received English Thursday given: 011 was law and order. Carting heavy loads of bricks, DUBLIN, August 22, 1920. of necessary for the protecticn of Aesofficial correspondence medium of the Irish Volunteers the Top floor, W.A. Chambers, my morning hiswith re- pire. stone and timber to that new contemptuous ease, sum of £1,752, being the amountstolA propos a few remarks in was raped, He depicted the condition of the tralia for some years yes., and if of money of the Ireland were go appropriateness by He to free, it would the by them colours. covered last letter re home. The sorting office in Dublin in ghastly de - from thebody No en at Killonin on April 2, 1920.-H. Empire by foes on mean the beginning of the end of of armed men. Lord French taking refuge in awhen surrounded was a large it said Manager, G.S. all sides; that it was being attack- the Empire. St, George's Terrace, Perth strayer called the "Vampire," doubt, such of the Stare correspond- G.. Linton. General(20/7/1920)." No Mr. Of course, what Hughes a ence as the Sinn Fein "Intelligence and W. Railway. ed from inside and out; that its enhe is drawing £20,000 a year from he does not wish to keep will he re- wonder the London Star exclaimed, emies were everywhere, and that it means when he speaks of the interest STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. people against whom he has to army, turned to its owners under the cen- in its issue of the 6th. inst: "Sinn was in greatest danger of total dis- Australia has its the protection of protected by a huge standingarmourin deEmpire is that Australia reels Fein has succeeded brilliantly sorship of the Irish Republic. solution, if it should lose a single the equipped with aeroplanes, way will save all this t;or you. the Imperial protection against th five monstrating its ability to adminis- one of its parts. within "Twice, therefore, SUCCESS, in Business ed cars, tanks, cannon, and machine of Japan, a power which And yet it is "illepara- months, Sinn Fein has explored the ter justice." launched a tirade on aggression Hughes Then guns galore, an illuminatingpapers. We will supply your Builder with a above all others she fears. comes from TRAINING most secret communications of the gal"! Archbishop Mannix, of Australia. graph appears in to -day's Australia and New Zealiiiti art Thursday's specification showing exact quantities of Government. Irish the people of Aus- actually on Railway Stations. that Raids declared He Here it is: haunted bv the dread ul extreme left raid was achieved with not support Archbishop Japan. Japanese Wunderlich materials rzquired. Last week witnessed two extraor- tralia could "Lord French, in muf t.; imperialism and ha the coolness and cleverness, and appears We Coach inon the part of Mannix in his policies, and that Dunleary last evening by in Aus- aggression hangs over Australia and to have been informed with a truly dinarily bold raids a man was so popular He not was No waste, lighter. DunHolyhead. on was for One TYPEWRITING, Zealand like a great pall day SHORTHAND, mail boat sinister knowledge of his Majesty's Republicans. world outside seemed New (late Kingstown) railway sta- tralia as the This night. accompanied by a very strong esThese two countries greater covering capacity BOOKKEEPING, Commercial attack on Arch- and an postal machinery. This kind of leary believe. to At 17th. inst. last, Saturday on have tion, a small cort to Carlisle Pier, including white population with effective occasioned by immense ENGLISH, Etc., azi' All with coup really is the most and are everlasting. 6.50 p.m four men stepped out of bishop Mannix was armoured car, 2 private cars areas of unoccupie 1 land Business Subjects. of weapon in the Sinn Fein armoury, a motor in front of the station, and Mr. Hughes' declaration in favour which they detectives, and 2 lorries full car's are holding for white for in Ireland, as in France, ridicule uniting to back up settlement and Write for Booklets. Empire the of and The armoured clerks two the later second a military. for their own comcuts more deeply than the sword. A two policemen on duty were hold. England in her attempts to hold ing generations. guns commanded the pier enThe thaaght that Our Special FULL BUSINESS en- "LORD FRENCH IN MUFTI." within the Empiat Ireland their heads. above qualhands ing their -ST PERTH horrifies fully trance during Lord French's also to LORD them that is in they great guarantees we seem COURSE throne by a cartoon and, General Macready It is of little importance whether want those two canvas bags isolation out in the midst of the trance. YEAR. by to be approaching the day- when "We Mannix is popular in Pacific, nearer Japan than any ify in ONE of Archbishop said one the rifles," containing left for Holyhead last night 43' be will Ireland in So far as we other great Nation, they will fail the the North British authority to Coughlan, a clerk. The Australia or is not. the Menevia from shaken to its base by the laughter raiders denied one test prey to Japan's overflowing po >othe existence of any know there has been onlytest Wall." latter inhaving are of two hemispheres. came IMPORTANT.-We bags of rifles. "I'll riddle you if of his popularity. That March for We must bring President Wilson in ration and their consequent land stalled, to be ready Up The Republic! you don't produce them at once." when Mr. Hughes led the forces hunger. up to date: "A Government based (1920), a Lon" Range Receiving Aprevolver. favour of the compulsory military Yet it a is little cold bloods "An Irish Republic is very nearly said the man with the f Ter type ,i1c stk 44 4teti3eltAetilc:43eltniksi3e1,0.e.lteNfk2ittAtite43_tleAcalle upon the consent of the Gunners"! Archbishop Mar, an Australian Prime Minister to say paratus of tne most modern taught and law, service in any more. Republican argue this the Coughlan didn't To -day like in being. travels But if French it. The that Australia wants to keep Ire- Valve and Crystal Receiver, while see- organisation controls three-quarters Out came the bags, and off went the nix led the forces opposed topopular Students Instructors. mufti, he must be worth dress"! Expert by the in chains to a Naof the local bodies in Ireland, makes four of them with the packages of law was defeated by Mic.iniA wt., land for Operator's CertifiCate in 41 ing when he is in "full that Ireland has had qualify and administers its own laws, re- rifles in the motor. The people en- vote. If Archbishop 12 Months. people tion King George IV. Insulted. 41 at its own joying the sea air and the view in Russia the fact that theoccasion taxation cause to hate a c f or accepts for number jects this NEW You will note in the above cat-- will. years because Australia fears that The Sinn Fein flag flies al- on the Marine road now had an ex- supported him on most to "Dun from evidence decisive sailed be of would French province few for directly the that citing minutes, whole to: the indirect results of ;raand's freeting over the Terms on Application under ready 41 and soon will fly over the car whizzed off the police opened of our newspapers and statesmen dom will be loss of to leaf.," This is "Kingston" a freedom Munster, by the Sisters of St. Joseph Conducted Principal. B.A., supT. S. HALPIN, While she believet 'his we its new -old name, for the Republiof Leinster and Connaught, fire. The raiders replied with a few that he did not have popular 41 at whole we are ac- herself. (Late 16th. Batt., A I F.) shots, but they were soon out of port, for it is thus that suppose it is natural for her to have can bodies now in power decided over a large part of Ulster. and its majari to 41 popular customed to figure for the Education of Young Ladles their first meeting to revert the selfish hope that Ireland will "If for strategic reasons only the sight around a corner. 'Phone 2357. we had net remain in chains. It is amusing to read now that ties in Russia. theBut Irish name. Dunleary, this place -4N British people never will tolerate an of ago, new method century that a For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR was, until exactly But the assumption that AustraIrish Republic. When it is forc.:d the guns were consigned to Sir D. supposed democracy had been ap<IA lia's only protection is to be found when that lovely English monarch, to realise that such a Republic ae. Vernon Farnham, Surrey, and that computing also. his by soil in Australia events Irish to plied polluted IV., act with will on the station the two policemen leaves George tually is in being, it within the British Empire The lick -spittle Council that disconcerting vigour and un- had been sent there specially to presence. Australia rather poor indeed. It is 01 almost Bolitsg water In 'tt"9'-8F 'OS RPIPA5SRFtri78S7r4F;CO7IFF20C4C-139FrfilAR(Prall One wishes the inof the day commemorated the event animity which it displays in all the guard them! very doubtful how much interest he where spot the First formation would go a little further by re -christening great crises of its history. Great Britain has takaa to protect GovEnglish the God, under wiped how, Heights) landed "Kingstown," and A stone it will hurl out of office the Govern- and tell us how the deuce the raid- ernment had not sent in a bill to Australia and New Zeitiand from DARLING -VIEW ESTATE (Subiaco Almost an Dunleary off the map. ment which deceived it, and then it ers got to hear the firearms were at the people of Ireland for the razor the Japanese danger. City and Ocean Beach. Camand will The Estate is midway between the route More ghosts! Mr. fitastes made pillar surmounted by a crown, canaddress itself grimly and prom- the station. that day Hall the same Town Perth from his direct cut nearest the is Castlereagh -street which bridge with having for its base four huge speech, the Premier of Queensptly to the task of reconquest. A miles), and it passes right The Irish people to -day his to the Ocean (a distance of only 6t throat. Wagons Burnt at Singsbridge. of non -bans, marks the exact spot. naval blockade would extinguish God, land, one of the great States View Estate, where blocks of about *-acre under how, Darling the understand through how cannot just made a public. atatemeot and we are speculating the Irish Republic in a month, but can be had for Kings. But the other raid on can be expected to transport Australia, long it will he allowed to remain at what a cost to Ireland and to bridge station was even more dras- they to concerning Japan, in which he de- Made FROM f.40 PER LOT. guns and bullets with which there now. It was a happy thought the Empire! Our own people would tic. clared that the British Government balance by monthly payments exdeposit; cent. This was last, per on Monday -10 Terms them. shoot of Buy before the to support the crown by cannon- be reduced to all the miseries had constantly urged h tr. to 1st 19. For some time now, three tending over eighteen months free of interest. late. It? in Not "Pictures" Japthe and industry July against trade balls. So reminiscent of the place Irish barriers the starvation, down railway wagons laden with military trams are constructed, or you will be too of the Preraier of miles from anese. the crown held in the hearts of the be ruined. This, would seven a village Emly, been detained at Kings stores have Australia Irish these centuries past. And so declared, "The relations between the two station owing to the refusal Tipperary, sprang into the limelight Queensland CONNOR, DOHERTY & DITRACX LTD., coal,' - appropriate just now, a full hundred countries would be embittered for bridge of railway men to touch them or on Thursday last, and rivalled Los would never do, and never dismal procession of cen- transport them to their destination. Angeles as a :picture" centre for an do without committing suicide for Galv. another years later. Dunleary is not the only change turies. Another battle of the Boyne It was a daily scene to make the hour or so. A patrol consisting or the white race on the great island King's County and might erect a new barrier between drivers and guards of certain trains 6 soliders and 4 policemen was go- continent. to be made. Endless trou- refuse to touch them and be sum- ing along the road, when they got Queen's County are also to revert to North and South. Great Britain is Japan's ally, her Iron England the old Irish names of Leix and Of- ble would arise between Instead of interests in the Pacific ase quite dismissed. A strong mili- the word "hands up." It will be interesting to see and the United Sates. This is the marily foly. fire on their different from American. Canadian opened they so, doing tary of nine men of Scotguard the Her in- ENAMEL how Dublin Castle treats the change `calamity-the entnerely unncssarye tish Rifles were on guard day and challengers, and scattered and Australian interests. then body re- calamity-the entirely unnecessary strictly - to Dunleary. The local A running fight terests in the Pacific are across the fields. night over the wagons. solved on the change; the County calamity-in which the folly of the hour both imperialistic. She is concerned to an over for and followed, 10 On Monday morning, at a.m., decision. British Government and the madof corn PAINTED the purpois Council approved of its rifle for with India RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. another one hold two motor -cars drove up to the sides pelted But presumably Dublin Castle will ness of Sinn Fein are collaborat- goods shed at Kingsdrive, and 7 or and revolvers from behind hedge mercial exploitation. lien alliance not recognise it unless it appears in ing." It all hap- with Japan was, and is, far the purWar. Boer la a bush and 8 men alighted. Two strolled up CHAS. K. GOWEN, DANIEL MULCAHY, dominian the Gazette. It has appeared in Yes-No I the pose of protecting her casually to the steel -helmeted, fix- pened within a few yards of is Manager. and Japan the Irish Bulletin, and that Proprietor. midst over India. It is not often that the Irish bayonnetted Scottish Riflemen on railway station, and in theJunction Lealittle exclusive enough an formed have -Limerick Cork the it the guard and suddenly presented a reof Times is :worth quoting, but Arown their with Castle Mail Again Raided. He dropped his train steamed into the station. The gue of Nations show how volver at him. above will serve to heads out ticle 10, under which, among other The raid on the mail -room of the "heavy" these people are getting. rifle and "put them up." Instant- passengers pokedto their to protect see what it was things, Japan agrees English As for the Castle itself, it has ally two other men jumped into a of the windows G.P.O. still agitates the God, them British interests in Asia against forSt. quickly pulled about-but all ridiwherein dodge the high wagon nearby, New to -sized but furious, attempted ready are papers The press. aggression. fierce. eign the waged for fight again, in another it by were sprawled other soldiers, the bitter cule that pours in on all they can do is to say SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIACO. Ness The interests of America. The passengers sprawled on This taking it easy. They also were in- ly. force -cum -foolery. btations. words to Lloyd George and French. show of Railway Leederville and Australia to Subiaco Close the train got off as Zealand and Canada and As if this precious pair were not time it has tackled the Sinn Fein vited to "put them up," and were the floor asuntil could! Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. Eventually, and Russia are identical in the it words to Courts. Now I do not know if the then told to get out of the wagon quickly saying enough bitter not PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. America is TERMS MODERATE. and Pacific Ocean. THE BEST of the 10 were surrounded ABSOLUTELY themselves! Even though several Australian papers reported the opin- and go to a neighbouring covered-in 8compelled it trouble more on take to looking their arms. give up ALL DENOMINATION'S. For Terms Apply to to TO OPEN Genwagon. were tied Attorney Their hands beone's English ion of the OFFERED. EVER days have passed, one loses VALUE to venture we hut Rev. Mother. responsibility, away. other two managed to get breath at the mere thought of it. eral, given in .the Commons as to hind their backs, and they were The Zsal&rd, and being bad- locked in. While a couple of the and each reported the other killed! predict Australia, New M The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at It was boldness personified. Imagine these courts. He was "hot remote much a find would Canada Kalgoorlie. Another carried out coup was at and raiders now proceeded to gather up a dozen men strolling casually into gered by some of the last night. At 8 p.m. liable piciteci,ion in Amerila that, a G.P.O. as centrally situated in strong" brigade as to why the the rifles, ammunition, and equip- Ennistymon military lorry with four armed in Great Britain, without any axes Garage Telephone, A1837. the city as Flinders-street station in Courts were not suppressed, and ment, the remainder smothered the asoldiers entered town and stop- to grind, but merely because it Melbourne, or the Central Station, in desperation he dodged the ques- three loaded wagons with petrol. ped at a house. the Three of the men would jibe with our sentiment and ASK FOR Perth, holding up the staff, and tion with a double-barrelled answer. A match was put to them, and a went inside, whereupon a couple of interest. America is as determined DUG BOGUE mail! First he ridiculed them, and then, great flame burst to the sky. calmly sorting the official and AusIn no time a small crowd gather- men standing by held up the driver as Canada, New Zealand Then carrying them off to a wait- feeling that his effort at humour HIRE DAY AND coolly appropriating the rifles, tralia to prevent the Pacific Ocean CAR P333 FOR ing car, and driving out of one gate was rather thin, he discharged his ed, and, humorous, as it may ap- and NIGHT. being made a Japanese pond. Great as the armoured car from Dublin other barrell: "His own opinion was pear. the raiders cooly waited a few walked off. -7 Seater. interest remote Studebaker very a Six Cylinder has Britain minutes longer to warn the excited Bottomley's House of Hypocrites. in the question. If she could hold Castle drove in the other gate! If that they were not illegal." Wedding and Touring Parties a But the Attorney General does onlookers not to go too close on it takes our breath away, what her EastTo -day's and papers contain Africa another Egypt, India, Specialty. about French, and George, and not know much about the law, ap- account of the danger of lambs. item of interest to us. It is a state- ern Mediterranean spoils, sae would Cream Cars for Weddings. Greenwood, and Macready? By the parently, for the Inspector-Geaeral etc. They then calmly drove off ment made by Mr. George in the scarcely feel, by comparison, the Republic comes of the R.I.C. has now issued an or- with their haul of guns and equip- House of Commons yesterday, July loss of Australia and New Zealand. Garage: 14 Hyde-street, North Perth time the Irish Motor Rank. 'Phone £3438. GERALD V. P. filcOARTNY, G.P.O. along these four will be the cham- der 'to the police instructing them ment. As they went, the railway. 21. Telephone, Armadillo. sentimena He was thundering against Of course, England has are men gave them a cheer, and the Russia-Bolshevist pion shock -absorbers in the world, that these Sinn Fein Courts Proprietor. tal friendship for Australia and New and some enterprising man like "illegal assemblies," and "the police shout followed them: "That's the to dictate to Poland. Russia-trying this is .1 very coal, But Zealand. Listen: Henry Ford will be capitalising should disperse them and arrest the way to end the munitions crix!" G. F. H. COSTELLO In the long world. practicable "Poland has chosen long her own not were R.I.C. The leader"! them. Fire Brigade Decline Job. Byers Road, Midland Junction. Government by universal suffrage, rum), a Nation's friendships abide certain As on the previous occasion, Lord acting on this circular in The fire brigades from the city and it is intolerable that any with its interests, not wa e its senPainter and House Renovator. French and the other victims re- quarters, and the result has been and SE timent. rush-street soon Thomas from country from outside have should varicome by who letters police All Classes of Repairs, Alterations, that Republican ceived their private Moreover, it is by no mean: cerup, but when they heard what it in and impose upon her a Govern. and Renovations Satisfactorily ous deliveries yesterday, and the been engaged in arresting and deal- ed Brits. should that if Great Insurance Company, Limited. touch it! went which she does not want." tain Executed. the ing with burglars and criminals was, they declined to and They all bore day before. cease to attempt to dominate the watch I.R." generally have been hunted aral They merely "stood by" SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRAGE-STREIT, PERTH. A Trial Solicited. No, I am not joking, and so far Empire and should orgarase it into starIffi, "Passed by Censor as ed to see it did not fire the whole as the report goes, and shot down, aThey seem to have been dropped beaten, it does not ap. federated states, and attempt to MARINE, ACCIDENT' GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, FIRE, to arrive The next store. goods parts themselin various criminals if they were into letter boxes pear Mr. George was joking when he hold none against their will, it would LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST 'Phone, A1474. EMPLOYERS' and I would miss break- ves! I have already sent you ex- were the police-12 of them. But said it. of the city. This statement, however, than is to -day. be less strong she They has were very, very late. P. J. SULLIVAN, Manager... CURRENT RATES, fast to be present when French was tracts from letters commending they DINES relieved me of a trifling worry G. the locked -in soldiers in released the when Also by their wonderful work, written handed one of them. Boa and we are told that these I have had these days past. PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, Lord Mounteagle, Sir Horace Plun- wagon, TicUnion he reads the press comments. Don't send back Art tomley, patron saint of English pawere under the impression 955 HAY -STREET. kett, and other prominent and Pro- latter has a poster out for his kets-please keep book sent you Republic by Ridicule. they were being brought out triots, testant Irishmen, who are certainly that paper this week, "The House of Hy- Every book sold means a stone In The Irish Times, which is the not Sinn Feiners. But the R.I.C. to be shot by the "Sinn Feiners"! pocrites." Christian Brothers' Appeal. have got an Dublin Castle journal, is getting -when they are in overwhelming "They looked very uncomfortable," advance copyHeof must MOIR'S CHAMBERS. George's speech. Its very sick of French and Co. as in Thurles-shoot on we also read-and can easily believe. But George is almost as worried very numbers MOTOR CAR PAINTING. Up to date, over 2,000 railway Telephone 7311 London correspondent was if the mere suspicion crosses sight Russia as he is over Ireland, outspoken as to the effect of this their mind that a man is a Repub- men have been dismissed for refus- over HARRY McCARTHY M. HALLION ing to carry munitions and armed and he and Churchill don't agree on latest "joke," and concluded his let- lican police officer. subject. Churchill wants :to 195 PIER-STREET. ter: "Sinn Fein wil never frighten How These "Illegal" Courts Act soldiers and police! It is a novel the strike in many ways. The English ask Germany to join in the war on MACHINE BREAD FACTORY, PRACTICAL COACH PAINTER. the British public into giving them FREMANTLE. Russia! Germany! NORTH Perhaps he Every day we read in the papers Government saw in it a fine way of a Republic, but it is just possible Established Over 20 Years. what George knew some time Bread Delivered to all parts of Frethat they might tickle them into the reports of various cores dispos- bringing the country to a stand- knows courts. still as they jumped to the conclu- ago-and what WE know NOW: ed of by these terrible it"! mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. that the Soviet Govemmtnt have The Pall Mall Gazette is also very These reports are sharp and to the sion that the very first dismissal Brown Bread a Specialty. DAVE GUTHRIE' a "sympathetic engaged their first batch of German Malt andShipping disgusted: -"If even the Dublin Post point. They lack the frill associata would lead to Supplied. Labour saw craftsmen to set their industries on But Irish Office is open to raiders, it would ed with the "law and order" crowd, strike." 694 HAY -STREET, PERTH. Here are through it and met the challenge a sound footing. A start has been really save time if official corres- for which much thanks. Stock of Fancy Goods, Large shrewdly. They forbade a sympa- made with 200 metal-workers from .... pondence were forwarded direct to a couple from to -day's papers: Toys, etc. Pipes, Tobaccos, and all MISS M. McMAHON Co. Kilkenny: Republican police thetic strike, and instead called on Germany. This News has profoundSinn Fein." Requisites, Leather Goods, Smokers' The Westminster Gazette is am. arrested a man for injuring the pro- the people to support the men dis- ly disturbed George and Churchill, CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, & etc., etc. azed and scornful: "Sinn Fein is perty of the Protestant Church at missed. The response was, and is and both have a different remedy. Sole Agent: "Fashions for All" CONFECTIONERY. If the Kilkenny. He was tried, pleaded still, wonderful. The money is One wants to make war on Russia! nothing if not dramatic. Paper Patterns. 32 Pier-street, Perth actual news were not in front of us guilty, and was heavily fined. He simply pouring in. O'Connell once The other wants to make Peace!! Dolls Repaired. (Near Hay-street). we should be inclined to declare was then brought before the prin- said that he could not understand And these be our statesmen! THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. that the robbery of a post office, in a capital full of troops and police, by armed men who poured down For All Kinds of the Latest Footthe shoot used for mail bags could not be carried out anywhere except wear, at the Lowest Prices. We on the melodramatic stage. Repairs at Current Rates, think that that is the only place Patronise (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia.) where it ought to be possible. We apprediate the difficulties of the BEN JONES Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. Irish Government, but, really, the 310-12 WILLIAM -ST., PEIs.TH. forces at its disposal do seem to be It is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals to Catholics (males and females), demanding but everywhere anywhere and their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be established in any Locality on receipt by the where they happen to be wanted." of DISTRICT SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS, sanctioned by the PRIEST FIRST-CLASS ROOMS TO LET the DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending members being fully set out in the requisition. At "Laughter of Two Hemispheres." 50,000 members and £300,383 in Funds. New Zealand: and 26 IRWIN-STREET. the Commonwealth throughout 550 BRANCHES than more will grieve But French Guaranteed. cases of Sickness Medical Assistance in help and Financial Terms Moderate to Permanent anything else over the stab of his MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. Lodgers. old friend and firm supporter, the the Following on MRS. O'BYRNE, Proprietress. Irish Times. LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN Oh" London Correspondent's assertion, FREEHOLD PROPERTY. it contributed a "leading article" to The Organiser, Brother Moore, the discussion, and how upset that Art Union Ticthat hopes has great Dublin Castle journal is can be Each book sold kets will be sold. Full Particulars on Application to J. J. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hibernian Hall, Murray-st., Perth. gathered therefrom: On Tuesday, means a stone in Christian Brothe Chief Secretary spoke comfortthers' Appeal. able words about the maintenance

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Hospital, at the age of thirty-five WE LEAD-FOLLOW WHO CAN. Mr. Brady was the eldest years. of a fine Catholic family of six sons and one daughter, all of whom are WAR -TIME WHEAT. known well and favourably in Ca- Other People a Opinion His father Was a tholic circles. INTERESTING RECORDS. prominent pioneer Hibernian, and IMPROVE THE APPEARANCE OF EITHER There are alliances within the Althe deceased followed worthily in Interesting factors for forming an his footsteps. As a worker 'or the liance, and the other Allies look on opinion as to some of the important This Church in Richmond, Mr. Brady suspiciously and jealously. changes and dislocations brought about Pi by the war are furnished in the recent rendered great service, and took a would have been avoided so far as FOR MOST ARTISTIC DESIGN, FOR STRENGTH AND DURAissue of the "Year Book of Agricultural entertain- Engand is concerned if she had QUEENSLAND. rick William Stack, has gone to his on Tuesday night with the pro- prominent part in all BILITY. Statistics for 1917-18" by the Internaor surrendered her imaginary shore of church He was born in gramme of .an Irish concert at Too- ments in aid of the eternal teward. tional Institute of Agriculture, Rome. The Irish missionaries of the County Kerry, Ireland, 75 years woomba, which concluded with the school; he acted as stage manager a fictitious indemnity.-Sisley HudA brief study of this publication, corn- China Mission, Monsignor Maguire ago, and arrived in Rockhampton words, "Long Live the Irish Repub- for 'some very fine plays in aid of dleston, in English Review of ReCYCLONE GATES prising the data of very many pro-. and Very Rev. Father Blowisk, are in 1883.-R.I.P. FLNCES BEST He had already views. Mr. Hughes said it certainly the parish funds. lic." ducts, may be devoted to wheat, the in Brisbane, and their mission to that allied himself with .the A.C.F. Draseemed most extraordinary most important of all foodstuffs, recrisis I In the present grave funds and, raise for the spreading of the Mr. G. A. Murphy, Clifton, was the advocacy of a republic in Ire- matic Club, recently formed, The average world's yield of wheat Gospel in China is likely to meet at theP.Hibernian have gard it as criminal for a Catholic to Conference, land, which involved, of course, the but for his death, he would during the war years 1914 to 1918 is with fine results. They have had held in Brisbane A.C. recently, elected disruption of the Empire, should be been one of its most prominent fail in providing himself with a vote, ascertained to be 98.8 million metric a very good reception. Mr. Brady's wife prede- or to fail in using that vote at the Father District President of the Southern permitted in Australia. He was members. tens, a quantity slightly below that of Blowick was Professor of Theology USES THE BEST BRITISH MADE MATERIAL. The coming elections.-Dh. Phelan at District of the Society. horrified. Obviously, Dr. Mannix ceased him some years ago. the previous five years when the avert- in Maynooth College, but resigned Queensland EMPLOYS EXPERT AUSTRALIAN WORKMEN, He is a native of Glanmire, Cork, could not be blamed for it. The deceased was well known in every Bendigo. age crop was 100.8 million tons. to take up work in China. He Ireland, and was educated at the state of affairs in Ireland to-day 'circle as elocutionist, orator, and GUARANTEES SATISFACTION. might appear from the respective ag it Prudence is no mean virtue when Ile was unrivalled was de facto, if not de jure, a state amateur actor. gregates that the wag had not seriously has travelled extensively in China. Christian Brothers' College, Our Amongst his there is at stake a nation's life-life Lady's Mount, Cork, one of his of civil war, said the Prime Minis- as an elocutionist. affected wheat -growing, but in reality And this The Irish Freedom League is teachers being the late Rev. Bro. J. ter. The British Government had competition successes were-Grand both of soul and body. matters are quite otherwise. The offi- making progress with the P. O'Mullane, who died at Nudgee clearly indicated that in no cir- champion of Australasia, holding small nation (Ireland) cannot spare cial data published by the institute re- teching Steady INVITES CORRESPONDENCE, AND WILL BE PLEASED TO She has one dead of Irish History and the College a few years ago. He was cumstances could it permit the dis- Governor -General's trophy; grand any of its sons. cord the profound influence of war in QUOTE FOR WHATEVER YOU Father ruption of the Empire at its very champion, Melbourne A.N.A.: grand y enemy; not the less deadly, if REQUIRE IN IRON, a classmate of the Rev. regard to cultivation alike in Europe Irish language. that enemy, with its eye possibly, champion, Tasmania. He producJohn Manly, P.P., of Kew. Mel- heart. Yet here they had in the BRASS, STEEL, OR WIRE. and in other continents. Such attempt At a preliminary meeting held in bourne, Victoria, whose acquaint- State of Queensland, where only a ed and acted in "Arrah-nasPogue on the main chance, persuades it as were made by European GovernCyclone Ornamental Fences ments to ensure adequate, crops proved Ipswich, to inaugurate a movement ance he renewed when attending few days ago, on the occasion of and "The Silver King." As an ora- self that it is our friend.-Professor Cyclone Bedsteads M.A. Beautify the Home. Are ornate, sanitary and strong. unsuccessful. In spite of all induce- to help the Irish Self-Determination the Irish Race Convention last No- the Prince's visit. occurred over- tor he had a commanding personal- W. F. P. Stocklev, a . ments offered to farmers, and of the Fund, the greatest enthusiasm pre- vember. Since his early arrival in whelming scenes of enthusiastic loy- ity, and a fine flow and choice of Cyclone Guards "You have toiled at this Irish dif- Cyclone Cots Monsignor Byrne, V.G., Australia, he has been prominently alty to the Empire, disloyalty open- language, coupled with rare elocumany obligations imposed upon them, vailed. For trees and flowers, are neat with the view of keeping up the wheat was the sole speaker, but he put the identified with Irish, Catholic and ly and blatantly asserting itself. tionary ability. His intense love of ficulty session after session, and Are safe, and made in all sizes. and attractive. area, there was a decrease Dom case for Ireland so clearly and so Hibernian affairs in the mother Such a state of things could not be all things Irish made him promin- some of you have grown almost 52,000,000 hectares in 1913 to 45,000,00(1 forcibly, that the response was mag- State and Queensland, being first permited. He hoped his mere state- ent in all Irish affairs. As a teach- from boyhood to grey-headed old Cyclone Stretchers Cyclone Window Guards an average of nificent. When subscriptions were secretary of the Casino and Wel- ment to that effect would be suffi- er of elocution his rise was meteoric. men since it first met you in your kit 1918, and from Are simple and compact: th) Adorn Church, School, or Home. 52,000,000 during 1909-1913 to 46,000,- called for £300 was quickly sub- lington Branches of the H.A.C.B.S., cient. It it were not, the Govern- After teaching for eighteen months, legislative career, and yet there is most durable and cheapest on th: Cyclone 000 during 1914-18, in other words a scribed. Grave Guards Committees were ap- N.S.W., carrying out the duties in ment would not hesitate to rake his pupils at the last Ballarat com- not in ancient or modern history a market. The decline of- about 10 per cent. pointed to collect subscriptions in an honorary capacity. Are chaste in design. whatever steps were necessary to pre- petitions carried all before them In picture so humiliating as that which data of yields indicate a decrease even the various districts. Ireland their presents When the respective to the world Cyclone vent its at this Spring recurrence. sections. Coil Fence We are sure His parCyclone Verandah Guards more serious than this. While the ag- final results come to hand a handthat his mere warning will be more ents, six brothers, sister and little moment; and there is not an EngStrong -for the paddocks. NSW SOUTH WALES. Are much admired. gregate yield in 1913 was 75.5 million some total is expected. than sufficient. Toowoomba peo- daughter (aged six) survive him.- lish gentleman who, if he crossed metric tons, the figures show sharp the R.I.P. Channel in the Cyclone Arches present Garden ple are the politest in Australia. It autumn, Cyclone Garden Requisites the -elect of Dunedin, The Bishop declines, to 41.3 million .tons in 1918, and travelled in any foreign coun- Look attractive. The Irish wasn't in that town the disloyal Association Save time and money. Rev. Dr. J. Whyte, made the egg while the average of 52 million during Concert PartyNational Sister Mary Philomena, of was thrown. gave an excellent en- Right the try, would not wish to escape from the interesting announcement a the five pre-war years decreases to 41.6 tertainment combined Brigidine Convent, Wangaratta, any conversation among foreigners CYCLONE GATES MADE IN ALL SIZES TO ANY DESIGN. with a mon- opening of Father Therry's Centenmillion for the five seasons of conflict, has passed to her reward. Sister in which the question of the condiSelf-Determination meeting at cry Bazaar at or more than 10 million (20 per cent.) Warwick. Balmain recently VICTORIA. Mary Philomena was The audience was a that a young Sydney the elder tion of Ireland was mooted for a CYCLONE CATALOGUE FREE. SEND FOR 4,111,W.. below the previous crops. The gravity priest was en daughter of the late Mr. MTS. Valle moment."-John Bright, in of this situation as regards Europe was very large one, and the enthusiasm gaged in writing the life of Father There was a very large gathering Michael Maher, of Minyip,and unbounded. Across the stage and 47 with the Te and ONLY ADDRESS: fully appreciated overseas, in the Hall, Cathedral Melbourne, years of age. She was one accord every region entered into inscription, "The Irish Republic," on Thursday evening to hear a lec- mt the Loreto Convent, educated "We never had such lying Ballarat, worldwide co-operation in order to save was displayed, and gave the keyMr. Stuart -Robertson was elect- ture entitled, German and entered the Brigidine Convent ters as Mr. Lloyd George leadsMinis. and from hunger hundreds of millions of note to the enthusiasm of the great ed Chairman of Committees in the and English," "Militarism: by Chaplain -Major J. at Wangaratta about 25 years ago. follows Mr. Churchill is supreme war -worn people, doing its utmost to gathering. There was tremendous without opposition Parliament among them."-Liverpool Catholic as the Irish Pipers' Band and he has received many congratu- J. Kennedy, D.S.0., who, it will be -R.I.P. furnish Europe with its indispensable remembered, put the jingoes and Times. Limited. we may observe marched Thus through the hall playing requirements. although it was considered flag-flappers on their metal, not The annual retreat of the Good that North'America increases its wheat "The Wearing of the Green." In the )aliens, conclusion that he would only in Quartzopolis, but through- Shepherd 114 MURRAY-STREET, PERTH. area from the pre-war average of interval of the concert a powerful agetforegone community IRISH at AbbotsNATIONAL the position. Mr. Lazzarini, who out Victoria, with his clever presen- ford 23,000,000 hectares to about 28,000,000, and eloquent address on Ireland's nominated was conducted by Rev. W. him, eulogised his Par- tation of "Advance Australia," FORESTERS Asia advanced from 19,000,000 to demand for self-determination was S.J., from August 27th. and manly qualities in which was staged in the Princess Moloney, 22,000,0000, and Australia from 3,000,- delivered by Father Lane, Admire- liamentary to September A 5th, and its closing SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. was ap. Theatre, Bendigo, to a crowded and day 000 to 4,000,000. with a corresponding istrator of St' Stephen's Cathedral. an eloquent speech, which was marked by the impressive No Initiation Fee. of by most of the members. enthusiastic audience. Cheapest ConIt is leakincrease in average yields. Those of "Ireland demands Self-Determina- proved especially the old hands, who know ing out that Chaplain Kennedy had ceremony of religious profession, at tributions, North America surpass the pre-war fig- tion," said Father Lane, in which his the Very Rev. J. Barry. Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, ures by 5,000,000 metric tons, in South opening remarks, "because Ireland what a decent fellow Stuart -Rob- solid grounds for his statement that Adm, presided, as representing his We supalways been. ertson has meets alternate Thursdays, in the the Tommies left most of the fight- Grace Most Rev. Dr. America the increase was 500,000 tons. is a nation; one and indivisible. UniMannix. He Trades Hall (Room Natural causes such as climate and sur- versity Acts, or financial improve- pose, pays the Sydney Freeman's ing to the Australians. The lec- was assisted 19), Beaufort by Rev. C. Hanrahan. street, Perth. roundings combined to prevent Africa ments in any shape or form, will Journal, the wowsers will see the turer held his audience's keen at- Sister Mary of Brian Boru Branch, St. Brendan Mae of in this but hand Rome appointment, the not satisfy the majority of the Fremantle, every alternate Tuesday, from following these exsmples, tention for over two hours, as he vin), Sister Mary of St. Teresa (Ni- Friendly Societies Hall, 64 Adelaidethere is no man in the unfolded to them his first-hand hill), yields in that continent remained at people, who demand, as a Parliamentary Labour Party Sister Mary of St. Cecily street, Secretary's address, bet- knowledge of -the antithesis of dethe pre-war level. W. right, a full measure of ter fitted for the Vincent Keating, 23 Burt -street, Fremantle, We may summarise by remarking national Chairmanship mocracy. At the conclusion of the (Walker), Sister Mary Self -Determination -an independ. (Traynor) were that the decrease in average European ent Irish Parliament, with an ex- than the man who will now relieve lecture, Father Kennedy was ac- leged ones to the happily privi- Charles Stuart Parnell, Boulder, make the holy vows yield, during the war period is about ecutive responsible the Speaker. Secretary's address, corded a hearty vote of thanks. Court Hotel. of religion. to it, will alone The sacred ceremony Boulder; meets alternate 10,000,000 tons, but is almost balanced Fridays. was witnessed by a large number of John Dillon, of all by an average increase of 8,000,e00' satisfy the Irish people At the opening of the meeting of Midland Junction, J. Rev. Father Collins, D.D. (Man- the Sisters' relatives tons in extra European eountries, and creeds and classes." and friends, F. the Wagga branch of the Returned aging editor O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland of the Advocate. Mel- several of whom had travelled from Junction. that the net annual deficiency WR4 Soldiers' League recently, the presito New South His Grace the Archbishop blessed dent (Mr. H. E .Gissing) read the bourne), has been on a visit therefore no more than 2,000,000 tons, and other long Money to Lend on application to Australia, calling at James- distances to Wales Ai be present. a quantity which is in practice inap- and opened the new Louse of the following statement: "As president South and In th-s the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. Port Pirie for some days sanctuary were Very Rev. Dean and R. preciable. Redemptorist Fathers at St. Jos- of the Wagga subbranch of the Re- town Maxwell, Barrack-street, returning by the River Mur- Hegarty, P.P., V.F.: eph's, Oxford Park, Mitchelton turned Sailors and Soldiers' Imper- and Rev. Perth, J. Ryan, or the General Secretary, care trip. He is a native of Mel- S.J.; Rev. J. J. Gallivan, A SOIL DRESSING. (Enoggera line) on the 12th. inst. ial League of Australia, I wish to ray P.P.; J. J. Snigg, Barrack-street. SAC bourne, and was educated at the Rev. M. Galvin, Rev. C. Sheehan, deny the allegation coming from College. Rome. He P.P.; ,Rev. W. Moloney, S.J. VALUE OF LIME. "The most touching letter I read Sydney that the returned soldiers Propaganda At YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF returned three years ago as secrethe conclusion of for years," said Father Lane, in his of this district intended to interfere the ceremony WESTERN AUSTRALIA, SUITS The two conditions of soil that need Warwick speech on Self-Determina- in any way with the Roman Cathol- tary to the Apostolic Delegate, and Benediction of the Blessed Sacracorrecting by additions of lime are (a) tion for Ireland, "was that of the ic Convent at Wagga. Such a state- about 12 months ago was chosen by ment was given. Under the Patronage of His To measare excess of acid, (b) heavy sticky clays sister of the Mayor of Cork to Lloyd ment could only emanate in the Dr. Mannix as managing editor of the Archbishop. which are difficult to work. Objects: The Study of 'the LanguGeorge This brief letter is ablaze first place frqm an enemy of -this or- the Advocate. SOUTE AUSTRALIA. * * * (a) The, presence of an excess of acid with Moral heroism, and burns age, Even though it is so close Music, History, Literature, is strictly non-secganisation, which and is the soil is quickly shown after the a love of country capable of with to the opening date of the In the course of a lecture on "The of Ireland, end the revival any tarian and non-partisan in relation In a recent reference to the great Dancing land has been brought under crop by sacrifice: Royal Show. you can have of the Australian ideals Navy in of an Peace 'I and Irish warned -Ireland. you party polltics.". of the re to loss sustained by the Catholic comthe appearance of sorrel (Rumex aceto- sponsibility of his death. If my your Samuel's -made Suit The Society MEETS NEXT MONWar," delivered by the Rev. Father munoty the State through the DAY sells), and as an excess of acid suffi- brother or any of his comrades P. J. Gibbons (retired senior chap - death of and ready in time if you order EVENING at 8 p.m., Rev. Mother M. at I3erchmans. ST. the Right of this weed Rev. to favor the growth Monsignor PATRICK'S BOYS' ciently now. die. to win freedom, they will Mother -General in Australia of the pain with the Australian Navy), in Nevin, Mr. W. J. SCHOOL, prevents the full development of prat - must Denny, Me., We are proud of Sisters of Charity, returned to Syd- the Biology School at the Melbourne M.P. said: "He was one of those WELLINGTON -STREET. tically all of our cultivated crops, it do so willingly. TOR SEND IMMEDIATELY PATMonthly Subscriptions: Ladies recently, under the aus- sturdy pioneer priests of whom, must be corrected if maximum returns them, but his death lies on you and ney recently, after a visit of in- University in and Juveniles, 6d; Gentlemen, Is, TERNS Of LATEST The Self-Deter - spection to the houses of her order pices of the Newman Society, he the exercise of his calling, it might SUffINGS are to be secured. The addition of the Government The Mother-Gen - said that when the "Australia" was justly be said the longest day was J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. agricultural lime at the rate of 5 cwt. urination for which you say Eng- in Melbourne. We will post them by reseveral damaged in collision with the "New never too long or the hardest work MISS N. KENNY, Asst. Secretary per acre every second crop, or 10 cwt. land went to war is as much Ire- eral was accompanied by turn, together with Tape We will young women who wish to join the Zealand," he was transferred tem- too hard. Per acre every fourth crop, will be ads- land's right as Poland's. He spent many a soliand Self-Measurement Form. porarily to the "Indomitable," and tary hour in the saddle, quate to overcome the sourness of most have it, even if you have decided order as nurses or teachers. and many a was on board that cruiser at the weary vigil under By placing your order that my brother must die.' Should PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG of the acid soils, the scanty shelter with us you are assured of (b) The difficulty of working heavy the Mayor of Cork die to free IreMEN'S SOCIETY. Notwithstanding the statement Battle of Jutland, but being down of a gumtree whilst ministering to he saw none of the actual the spiritual necessities in every regard. satisfaction clay soils and their tendency to re- land he will take a foremost place of Mr. Dooley (Chief Secretary). below of the CaAn expert staff give the main wet and cold can be overcome by amongst Ireland's martyred dead. that the police had investigated fighting, and knew little of the bat- tholics in the far north. His visits 504 HAY -STREET, PERTH. to all details. the addition of agricultural lime, and, Ireland's cause of Self-Determina- and had laughed at the idea of tle except for the noise of the born. in outlying care greatest districts were tEey usually need an application of tion, however, must triumph. The armed men watching the house in bardment. There was, he told. his by every class and creed, welcomei (Under the Patronage of His Grace so that cut, fit, and finish and he Archbishop Clune.) from 1 ton to 2 toes per acre,. which nation that has never abandoned which Miss Partridge a lively controversy after became leave nothing to be desired. (ex-Sister hearers, one of the most Hilliard loved of Room, Lounge, Library, dressing might require repeating in the struggle for freedom is already Liguori) was staying at Berry, the battle in -regard to the tactics men by every section of Only the best quality linthe counCard Room, Cricket Club, Harabout ten years' time. free, for it has all the spiritual bene- Orangeman Barton, has persisted employed by Admiral Jellicoe, and try. ings and trimmings are used first brought into close den' Club, Debating, MudThese opinions, expressed by Mr. W. fits of freedom. Ireland will never it was the general opinion amongst contactI was the in fairy tale, repeating and the in the making of Samuel's with Monsignor cal Nevin and in Dramatic Society. J. Spafford, superintendent of experi- abandon its struggle for freedom Chief Secretary has again replied the officers in the battle -cruiser connection with Suits. the building of the ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. ments, are recorded in the journal of because the soul of Ireland is to his statements. Mr. Dooley says squadron that, if Admiral Beatty new St. Patrick's Church A SOCIETY in THAT Grote EVERY the South' Australian Department of sound, the soul of Ireland CAFOX'S CHEVIOTS is un- that Mr. Barton is undoubtedly suf. had had command of the fleet in. Street. At his request I occupied THOLIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD Agriculture. Mr. Spafford also points conquerable, the soul of Ireland ra Jetlicoe, not a the position of chairman is faring a severe mental strain, and steadof AND SEB.GES -BELONG TO. of the out that besidee correcting acidity and as indestructible as the very air we he would recommend him to have a German ship would have escaped. church committee, and his devotion Full particulars on aplication toovercoming the bad mechanical comb_ breathe." We Carry an Extensive little peace and quietness in order to his life's ambition to W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. tion of heavy clay soils, lime has a be the Stock of These Renowned The Laborites of Ballarat and the sponsor of a noble etlifice erected that he (Mr. Barton) might gain alight effect in binding loose soils it Suitings. Write for Samples. At St. Brigid's Church, Red Hill. strength for further efforts. Mr. Grenville district are arranging for the glory of God has been wonderencourages the work of bacteria, libean energetic Society of St. campaign Vincent de Paul Dooley in support Father said that of McCarthy, P.P., in he could announcful. assure The project had his undividrates plant foods, lessens the liability Western Australia (incorp ) H. ed and untiring support. Big of crops to diseases, and applications of ing the blessing and opening of the the public that the reports of the the candidature of Mr. Jas. His doit where necessary make good the de- new house of the Redemptonst police from Berry and Wagga had Scullin for the Grenville seat at the nations to St. Patrick's Church were "ON THE CORNER," WILLIAM & MURRAY ITS., PERTH forthcoming State elections. been Fathers handed Mr. by to the Archbishop Duhig, paid press in curtailmunificent in the extreme, and it ficiency of one of the essential plant This Society exists for the purpose (A1964). a graceful tribute to the Redemp- ed form, but any newspaper or in- Scullin is widely popular and esmay justly be said of him foods. all of assisting worthy families and 7 CENTRAL ARCADE, PERTH (A2422). The season of the year at which it is torists. who are now permanently detested person could view the full teemed in the electorate, and his the energy and resources of that others, including inmates of public his HIGH & WILLIAM STS., FREMANTLE ('Phone B207). applied does not appear to make much established in the Archdiocese, and reports. The Inspector -General of supporters are very hopeful of suc- life were devoted to the twin long institutions, in indigent circumstanpurdifference to the good eork done I,y remarked that those "tony" Catho- Police had assured him that he was cess. FILL IN AND MAIL THIS COUPON NOW. poses of religion and philanthropy." ces, and engages in other good lime, and the time of applying depends lics who went to the Tweed Heads able at all times to protect life and works. It is governed by a Coun* * The intimation that Mrs. T. F. rather on the crop that is to receive for confession would now have an property, and the reports obtained Captain Denny, Send Please Me bunch of Latest Patterns, Tape, and Sell FREE cil, M.P., office in Swan lectured Chambers, Barrethe dressing. It is quite essential, to opportunity of having them heard from responsible officers showed Brennan, wife of the chief account- cently in the Adelaide Catholic rack -street, Perth, and nas bran Measurement Form. ant of the Railway Department, Clubrooms on "Travels got maximum benefits that the lime by the Redemptorists in Brisbane. that the statements about the had elms or conferences in in many parishes NAME Ireland, died be applied to the euriace of the soil, on Tuesday evening, Aug- Rome, 'and elsewhere." The shootings, and the capturings and lecture throughout the State. and not be worked down too deeply, ADDRESS W.A.R. 109 The gold chalice which the Ca- the various other things were not ust 31. from heart failure, following was illustrated by lantern slides. The calls on its funds are many, and so it is a fixed rule that lime tholic people of Toowong subscrib- true. Mr. Barton had no reason an operation, was received with and with a view to supplementing should not be ploughed in, but should ed was recently many expressions of regret last for inferring that the police wt re forwarded by its resources, Very the Society invites Rev. Father Hourigan, of bo distributed on the surface after ell Father R. J. Mrs. Brennan_ was a daugh- Goodwood, S.J., formerly shirking their duty or were unable week. to Captain persons when making their wills to deep cultivations are completed, and of Toowong, Murphy, Father Roney, S.J. to protect the lives of the citizens ter of the late Mr. McC. O'Leary, Denny from writing the Old Land, says: remember its work. Bequests may then be only harrowed in. In conse- The finished to barrister, of the North-Eastern dis- "Train of the State. chalice surpasses all travelling Is quence, with the methods adopted on expectations in beauty and workuncertain. be made in favour of the Particutrict of Victoria. Trains stop when boarded by arm lar Council, or any Conference of the the South Australian experiment manship. It is a work of art and His Excellency the Apostolic Deed soldiers and farms, Mr. Spafford finds it advan- one of the finest chalices in Austra- legate on Sunday, the 5th. inst., adpolice. Motor ti ov- Society. One of the most exemplary, pious elling is tisky and dangerous. S tageous to apply lime a short time lia. It is of solid gold respected members of the con- is Ireland." throughout. ministered the Sacrament of Con- and before seeding, allowing about a fort- The cup is inset THE WINNING DOUBLE. to 48 candidates at St. gregation of St. Mary's, Castlenight, so that germination of seeds is highly ornamentedin burnished gold, firmation with At the evening maine, was lost by the death of raised Mory's Cathedral. UNION BEER not affected. TASMANIA. devotions his Excellency officiated Miss Bridget Lanigan, after a short Additions of lime would certainly vines and grapes, and alternately at AND the monthly procession of the illness, on Monday, August 23. Dehave large stocks of overcome the stickiness of stiff, rather rubies and diamonds. The stem is ceased, An who interesting was a native Blessed of Tip lecture hexaganal in Sacrament. UNION on IMPERIAL STOUT. form and exceedingly "Educasalty "plain" land where pigf ace weed perary, came to the Forest Creek dig- tion" was given in the Catholic Upon each is epreading, but its full benefit will graceful in its lines. Devonport, on the 12th. inst., Monday, September 6, was the gings with her parents in the early Hall, not be realised until the excess of salt panel is a shamrock of gold and Her father (who died in by the Hon. J. A. Lyons, M.H.A. On each panel of sixth anniversary of the coronation fifties. Francisco, who travelled by the on such spots is corrected by drainage, small diamonds was a brother of the late Dr. Niagara, was the of Father and the erection of banks preventing the base are set the larger diamonds of his Holiness Pope Benedict XV. 1888) Mr. John Davern, a well known Forde, Adm., at guest and these also alternate with sap- His Excellency the Apostolic Dele- Lanigan, first Bishop of Goulburn, the access of excess water. the Cathedral for immediate delivery and N.S.W. She respected was of a most pious citizen of phires set in brilliants The cross gate cabled congratulations Presbytery, Hobart, Auckland, recently. to and charitable disposition, and her had a seizure recently, and died in Father Murphy, who is a native of at the base is of pearls and dia- Rome in the name of the Hierarchy, MONEY IN PIGS. monds In all there are some sev- clergy, and Catholic laity of Aus- zeal and fidelity in all matters re- Highlenry Hospital.-R.I.P. An Armagh, Ireland, made an extensive The New Zealand Government pig enty stones in the Chalice. The tralasia, and received the following lating -to Faith and Fatherland dur- other much respected resident of tour of Australia New Zealand, also large stocks of the 65 years of residence gained Hobart, in the person of Mr. John and the Islands during his holiday. expert Mr. Gorringe, addressing mem- same design of vines and grapes is reply: "The Holy Father appreci- ing the McCormick, respect and esteem has at Caster of * * to be noticed there as well as on ates good wishes and cordially imher felpassed away at the * bers of the Farmers' Union low townsfolk-R.I.P. residence of his daughter, Rose Bay. ton, stated that if it paid a man to the base of the cup. Around the parts Apostolic Benediction." Memorials to the war veterans He was a native of Ireland, * breed pigs to mill, it paid a man to base is the inscription denoting and buried in the Catholic cemeteries of Mr. Basil G. R. Murphy, LL.M., of came from Hobart to see his daughbreed them to rear. Few farmers rea- that the Chalice was subscribed by Bill Carver, a stockman at Moree, Howick and Panmure were unveillised what a_good brood sow was worth the people of Toowong as a Thanks- is considered one of the finest buck- Selbourne Chambers, has been ap- ter-Sister M. Acquin, of the Sis- ed on August 29 by Sir Frederick to them. Sly was a queen compared giving Offering for Peace and in jump riders in Australia. Bill was pointed tutor in Law at Newman ters of St. Joseph. He was visited Lang, Speaker of the House of ReMr. Murphy was a to cow:. Three sows running on one memory of those who had fallen. invited to Bell's station, sets -- during his short illness by Sister M. presentatives. Try our White and Red Lead Substitute. Queens- College Dr. Clery, Bishop and a half acres of land would give a The names of these are inscribed on land, when the Prince of Wales put dent of Xavier College. Entering Acquin, and was able to read let- of Auckland. was amongst the net return of £24, whereas a cow the bottom of the Chalice. The up at Bell's, to give an exhibition the University, he gained honours ters from another daughter, speakers on the occasion. There Sister a net gave land two acres of fed on Chalice was made in Sydney. of his prowess in the saddle. He in the School of History, and also Mary Dolors, of the Good Shepherd are 126 veterans interred in the two return of £18. He knew of sows that the workmanship is excellent. Itand Samples at your disposal. is rode a couple of outlaws to a stand- obtained' first place in the subjects Convent, Bendigo. He had all the cemeteries. returned their owners £100 hi a year. valued at about £350. still and one of these he rode with- of Real Property and Contracts. He consolations of Holy Church in his sanilook to the to He urged breeders completed his Law course by secur- last moments, and had a out a Then saddle. he asked the Sister Maris Stella, Superioress happy of tation condition. in connection with The death is recorded Prince for a cigarette, and the latter ing final honours in 1919, and was death.-R.I.P. the Sisters of Nazareth. was lying Manufactured in W.A. by the pigs. It was no use feeding a pig Elizabeth Bourke, wife ofof Mrs. Mr. remarked, "Well, that takes the admitted to the Bar this year. Mr. dangerously ill on the 2nd ;fist well if it slept in a wet draughts Michael Bourke, of Rosewood. The Murphy took an active part in legal biscuit!" Sister Minna, who came to ChristNEW ZEALAND. stye. One bushel of barley ground deceased was 84 years of age, and debates, and was for a -time merechurch with the first community of up and fed to a pig produced ten a native of Toowoomba.-R.1.P. of the Law Students' Society The goblins will get Toowoomba the Sisters of Nazareth, and pounds of pork, while ten gallons of . . f Victoria. "if it don't watch out," says the Ca- Oary Father Brady, of Gisborne (Auck- was held in high esteem during who her skim milk producied fiv'e pounds of Co., Father O'Reilly has recovered tholic Press. The little man who land diocese/ is at pre-sent in the eight years' stay, has returned from pork. The pig had fifty diseases, after a recent serious illness. Widespread regret was felt when Mater Hospital, where he has un- Australia. can make laws for Australia with She has been in Bal. while the homer being had only Reg. Office 91 Lord Street, Perth. it a "fountain is became pen" longing to get known that Carat Mr. John dergone a slight operation. for the past 10 years, and is thirtY. With the pig, the sine as tote A well known and highly respect - even with the Father Darling Demons coon Cornelius Brady had passed away Hedge is still in the Mater Hospital, now acting-Superioress of Nazareth human brine' gat-lies v Rockhamtaton pio'ne'er, Mr. Pat- try. on ed Someone September disturbed his rest 5 at eation St. House indi Vincent's but in his this city health eases were a is on the (Christchurch). improve. V. g

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Telephone, B277. Cardinal their peril and anxiety. P. J. HEVRON Amette has also, by his influence and intelligence, paved the way for SYDNEY. =AD OPTICS CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FORthe better relations between France AT BANDON AGENCY. TRAGEDY WARDING TERRIBLE OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF and Rome." GENERAL CARRIERS. The 30th. of September will be the PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS, Is the Principal Cities and Towns of Australia and Rabaul (New Britain); London (2). Interdict on the Murderers. fifteenth centenary of the death of FREMANTLE. Through the initiaSt. Jerome. tive of the Pious Society of Saint Menefee at Sergeant Mulherin was uhief of In a letter to the "Cork Examo2t5h0e2r IPX.VsfnoMisthra:i%t n, aotutalliuMistrarairla.chisent aetnFlaCpauZi;Low artlik Jerome a committee has been form- incr." J. SPIGL the Most Rev. Dr. Cohalen, the Intelligence Department of West of the cenorganisation the for 81% Interest on Deposits up to 41,000. ed church the unentering He was Cork. information says:Cork, of bits of Bishop interesting PERTH, moveTOBACCONIST, The OUR VOLUNTEERS. ar,000 celebrations. over tenary on Amounts up to 10,300. a% Interest when attire civilian reand in I well "The Bandon crime of Sunday alone known to the public. and has been encouraged most appall- two men sprang from behind the Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.0., JAMES KELL. member one letter I had, telling me ment XV., who morning was by far the Benedict call for By Teresa Brayton. by Pope would blessed pleased if you Will be killed shots, several Governor firing July lat. and 1950 the durdoors in Oovernor been committed Deputy had writer of the murders whose how the formerly president of the So- ing He lived your requirements and save money. Now praise to the Maker of the present politi- him almost immediately. North of Ireland in the early sum- was In addition to ing the course There Shaving 4d.; Haircutting 9. trenchant steel de- about 10 minutes, and Very Rev. up there ciety of St. Jerome.conferences no things can be when 1914, of cal trouble. mer a Orders sent to any part of W.A. who was From the womb of the world were assuming a very critical as- the meetings and of guilt in murder itself, but Canon Coholan, P.P., nature, there grees to V.P. Post. No remittance needTel. A1040. makes Men. murder was added irrever- about to celebrate Mass, adminis- by To his astonishment, this scientific and literary pect. in the here ed. Cheapest in Perth. Dr. J. Sacraments. the Last tered And glory to Him that our right gentleman came across a German will be religious celebrations rare. altogether ence Rome. at Major Set, Watches, Pipes, or Mary Razors of St. Church summoned, was who feel hands J. Welphy, whom he had known in Lonofficer the in was committed Repaired, with articles Murder any other found life extinct. The hilt of a sword again! don as being connected with the of brilliant House of God, A young Irishman For the One who has winnowed us London German Officers' Club. AskAt the time many people were guarantee. DENTAL SURGEON. has been elected to a Fellow. Hence two things have to be con- proceeding left and right to Mass, snd the church on earth had brought him parts what ed found. scourging to Ulster, the German officer said ship for Scientific Research, reconciliation of the was practically full. the In the sieve of His sidered: The noise of GLENORAN NO. 10 148 BARRACK-ST. (Upstairs). in Beit by Sir Otto endowed ed and of offenpunishment a of years, Church and the shooting caused something that he had received from Berlin Michael Anthony ders. Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered DenHas set like a flame on our top- an urgent telegram telling him to 1913. This is Mr. B.Sc., SCOTLAND'S BEST. panic, and many people rushed exA.M.Inst. B.E, Hogan. tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the most height Mean"A blessed or consecrated church citedly from the buildings. go to the North of Ireland and re- C.E.I. PURE MALT WHISKY. at the educated He was Volunteers. the and in liturgiattention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western The Flag of while the attacking party had quietport on the situation." Asked fur- Catholic University School, Dub- is said in Canon Law cer- ly vanished. by As supplied under Contract to the Australia, during the last eighteen years, has been built On the to be violated language arrest. cal So far no he proof report sort what ther of the a student has been lin; he No flimsy rag of a fleeting day, Government and W.A. Hospitals recommendations by homisolid foundations of meritorious skill and them among tain crimes bullets aps Ten been made. posed sending, he said quite frank. National University Ireland cide and by wrongful and notable have of No relic of dreams gone by, Also RailMedical Department. from gratified patients. He appreciates this so much that he body. the entered informant: parently to my according ly, and Green that since 1915, and he will now carry shedding of human blood. and Mass and the Is the story told in way Dining Cars Leading wishes mistakes his address. He has to prevent regarding look I that them been had told Mass I have before "Oh, The prayers out Isis research work at the Im- cannot be celebrated in a violated Gold, and Clubs throughout the only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, on civil war as a certainty." Lord perial College, South Kensington. said, and Canon Coholan anounced Hotels State. Unrolled to a quickening sky: touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. The Press praises. reconciled it is again church until his finger thus puts it then terrible occurrence after the Denbigh that the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses For the passion of primal liberty Sole Agent: by the service which is given in the would be necessary to re -consecrate source of all the recent troll. Sir Edward Carson has been althat this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily demonInwrought in the Maker's spheres, on the Now, on Sunday the church, and this ceremony he in Ireland: "In the course of lowed by a Government that does Roman Ritual. PHIL COYLE strated without pain. And the song first sung when the ble last the life of Sergeant Mulherin performed. quoted repeatedly postponed I being lectures Mass my off oratorical firenot govern to let world was young Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withBan. church, the inside was taken this incident as related to me. Like works in Belfast, an act which at until 10 o'clock, when Very Rev. out doubt the best in the world: the contour of the face and Is the Song of the Volunteers. To he strictly accurate, it Canon Coholan was the celebrant. I realise now that the present time seems like throw- don. P. HERBERT another, T. many mouth being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. Freedom's the gun -running and arming of Ul was taken in the porch, which is Addressing the congregation, Canon T hsi ho, for the fire of Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tasteing lighted matches into a powder within the church. Family Grocer and Provision word! Coholan said he owed it to religion ster was the most fatal error that I have many says an English contemless, and permanently wholesome and pure. Merchant. And the men who, for manhood's could have been made, and it im- magazine, "The church, then, was violated, and to the congregation to express Teeth not fit,enemies imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. were our porary. "Never 398 SUBIA00. ROKEBY-ROAD, sake, set the example of arm- more active," said he on Sunday in and at a time when the con- the horror they felt at -he shockmediately that least, call and my new system. At ting be remodelled on can to (Near Nicholson-Road). Set foot to measure and hand ed and organised opposition to the an address to the fanatical Orangegregation was assembled for Mass. ing deed of bloodshed committed at see my dentures; before going elsewhere. My workmanship is sword of the rest. been genin had It Government church door. British The Mass had to be abandoned, the Goods carefully packed. Families all time personally my best advertisement, I devote my because shown men: "never have they to slave's a of Vi'hen the bond It is difficult to believe Ireland. Country orders as Mass cannot be said in a vio- erally observed through the ages of waited on daily. to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where I ant more in their true colbreak; that there are not large numbers, themselves lated church. The form of recon- Catholic history that anyone com- attended to. known by my reputation. Parwith the Northern ours. Even marshalled pf MUSIC the for ho, God's maof And possibly even a considerable ciliation had to be gone through ing within the shadow Country patients can be attended to in one day: consultaliament they would always have lines! found protection and security jority, who are at heart neither Re- the enemy at their gates. tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conit be- in order that the later Sunday house With soldiers alone for peers, Even criminals under purthere, publican Separatist, Socialist, nor hoved them to have at the gates Masses could be said. sult me and entrust their work to me. a conquering of pace PERTH the HOTEL Who time of justice when they come withCommunist, but who are rapidly Take a note of my address for reference, and call before dethe pickets to sound "I have condemned more than suit of %law race of the House becoming more and more estrang. determined ciding to go elsewhere. Dentistry in all its branches by SkilJ. J. RYAN, Proprietor. and to call out the necessary once the murder of policemen. I in the shadow With the step of the Volunteers. ed through distrust of England and bugle there, and ed Assistants. repel the have warned our young men to be- God found protection to moment at any forces its Hotel is noted for This who Catholics Government of a more should spectacle much the Month. Beverley, First Sunday. in the York, First Saturday of address. clank the language, for If this it is enemy." of a possible theory that Purity of Drinks. So here is a cheer to the House of God in a whose only policy seems to be one ed to a mass of ignorant bigots, was waremurder to kill a policeman. It come steel, Cleanliness and Civility. complying W. and spirit, of drift and wobbling indecision, not an incitement to play the game notmurder Christian banded of Remarching kill a policeman. to of all Purities The Excellencies And the a great religious duty, have coupled with undue regard to Nor- of murder in which the Orangemen is 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). men, cently in the parish church, Bantry, with Embodied in protection and security, not only thern religious hate." of Derry made themselves conspicu- I said to the congregation: By the god of battle 'tis good to in the House of God, but in coming STOUT. IMPERIAL UNION what be callknow not can ous, we feel Fellow. ed by that name. 1 don't know whether these and going. A good many years ago, Under the title "The But, of course, The Supper Dish. That the land is alive again! murders are committed by local when there was no grudge against of Reconciliation," a body has Carson may break any law without That Tone and Emmet and Orr ship says the incurring any penalty. people on their own initiative, or young Irishmen joining the police in England, formed been Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. It is only may trust at cemMitted like many they are of which whether man, the object this poor Catholic, Irish force, QUEALY'S HOTEL Catholics who are punished for "unThe surging of vengeful years, "The Famous "Snigles Corner," the command of an organisation, others of their kith and kin, joined is to work and pray, and to get ell lawful assembly." Cars -in Whilst their restless to our pledge To pay hut if a person finds that mem- it, and though they were sometimes Nast Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. Christians to work and pray, for was using this language of incitedust may obin an organisation functions peoples bership to perform of the pressed the reconciliation Excellent Accommodation. ment on the eve of the 12th. to the In the coin of the Volunteers. THE PLACE TO GO FOR mean that he may be called on noxious to the people they preservwho have been and are at war, and Orangemen of Belfast, the citizens to take the life of a policeman, it ed friendly relations with the pea UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. reconciliation, based of Dublin were harried by a display 0! Heber and Heremon, Shane and especially for justice, SILK and FASHION PANAMA HATS, VESTS, FANCY QUEALY, Proprietress, Mrs. between the is not lawful for him to join or ple. on Christian Hugh, of military force, the object ETC. SHIRTS, SOK, to remain a member of that orgaEnglish and the Irish peoples. As of Es -en now, when the country was 0! Pikemen o' Ninety-eight. which any sensible person will seek odious the shake off says: "All handbill rightly nisation. to Aileach's their determined under 0! steeds that wait vain to discover. The main roads THE PALACE HOTEL ne other ways to peace in Ireland have in hall from the city have been fill- But murders are still being com- tyranny of an alien Government, leading EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL. believed the uniform did not extin. St. George's Terrace, Perth. WA. For the dawn of our day of Fate: failed: the way of Jesus Christ has ed with troops who search all who mitted. tried." The "Appeal to Men pass along them, to the great detri 0! blood of our people like incense to beWomen "The taking of the life of Sergt. guish the natural sympathy of these The PALACE is situated in a of Goodwill" regarding ment of business. and poured only ex. Mulherin on Sunday last is the mess with the cause of their own most charming position, close to The COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. thousand the Irish problem the Fellowship planation offered is that the object latest crime. a O'er the drift of The sergeant had race and nation. Banks and Commercial Houses, and has issued is an eminently fair was to prevent arms from reacl.ing been to Confession on the previous The callous Government of Eng- Theatres, and is largely patronised years, Hear the rallying call that shall statement of the position of things Belfast, as though the Ulster volun- evening, and was just entering the land had brought things to an un- by the principal Farmers and Gra- DON'T FORGET THE in Ireland. There are but two things teers were not in possession of their church for 8 o'clock Mass, at which natural condition in their land, as ziers in the State. right you all, ADDRESS in it to which we take exception. arms. The call of the Volunteers. Surely inefficiency and ab- he meant to receive Holy Commu- they might see- north, south, east, MODERATE TARIFF. It says: "At last the Pope has comHe went, I hope, to receive and west. are the most marked fe.i. nion. CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREET'S, PERTH. Proprietor. Let the winds of the world blow manded the Roman Catholic Bie. surdity GLOWERY, J. T. Amongst other things, they had tures of the Castle's system of mis- Holy Communion in heaven high or low, hops to proclaim as a first Chris- government. Telephone A14213. the people, in a great na"His murder was singularly deprivedcrisis, A blast from the courts of God, tian duty the forgiveness of infuries of the trusted guides tional they heinous, and he was murdered in wheresoever sea and From city and the spread of brotherly love." poliof their chosen restraint and circumstances which added to Join a Catholic Society. be The words "at last" are quite out Those leaders, they 386 leaders SUBIACO HOTEL murder the awful irreverence and tical our fighting of place. As everyone should resummons Now all knew, were taken off by force disrespect to God. ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. blood: member, at the very outset of the at a most prison in confined and That world brigade of the long roll - war the Pope deplored the ruin and SHINE'S God's House was selected as the critical time. Emu Beer Always on Tap. newspapers Their call havoc in Europe which he foresaw, ROBERTSON & mamma OLD BUILDINGS, HURRAYplace of safety for committing the were suppressed, the people were Good Accommodation for Country CATHOLIC ART AND storsay.. cheers sad which has come to pass, - and Who muster Visitors. STREET, PERTH. murder; it is then an imperative of takopportunity of any deprived BOOK DEPOT, 'Neath the flag of their fathers -- composed*a special prayer for peace duty to God and society to to inword or ing counsel with them by WALTER WING, Proprietor. Phone and who shall dare which was said after every Mass Cr. Pier and Murray Streets, Perth. flict on the killers of Sergeant Mul- by writing, and up to this day those air, 70 Set greater c* higher in Irish throughout the Catholic world, and All Catholic Requisites at most rea- herin severe unishment. elected representatives could not Or touch it, or trail it, or brave again and again he sought to bring sonable prices, in stock. Beeswax, "I, therefore, hereby inflict on appear in public in any constitas it there? about reconciliation of the warring Altar Candles, Incense, Charcoal, HOTEL ORIENT ency to advise or direct the people. the man who shot Sergt. Mulherin The flag of the Volunteers! peoples. The document also says: Night Lights, Mount Carmel Habits, in the porch of the parish church, The result was that men who were HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. "At last Catholic Bishops in Ireland Etc., Etc. The leading local and to have their polinot determined Bandon, on Sunday, July 25, or VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. papers and interstate magazines Good Accommodation for Country declare In none of the obituary notices in have had the courage to the abettors by command, coun- tical lives suppressed were tempted Orders receive immediate Visitors. the London Press of that celebrated plainly that the shooting of police. stocked. sometimes to act in a way that sel, or otherwise, the canonical attention. 'Phone A1125. BUS. Corn. J. MONAGHAN. Tel. Mrs. men and soldiers by Sinn Feiners Irishwoman and beauty, would not be allowed by their ac. punishment called 'Interdict,' WallifiWeta, was it stated that she is as much murder as the shooting JAMES HEATING. guides. They had to de or entrance to the church until it credited the of Sinn Feiners by policemen and had become a Catholic. At plore the result of this violent sup340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). READ THIS! shall be deemed equitable to with. pression of right and this unguidel WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER funeral ceremonies at Milford, soldiers, and that both forms of Line of Scotch and Irish Suitings, Dress Suits Our A Special TO draw the punishment. Interdict Father Murphy, of Lymington, offs- violence are a negation of the law to find redress in Specialty. from the Church implies three determination The principal mourners of God and the religion of Jesus ciated. HOTEL TOWER violence, destruction, deeds of many curious is in our midst a There Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. Samples and thingsCornwallis - Christ." Again the words "at were her son, Major bloodshed throughout the coun- CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, Irishman. of Blarney Tweeds Yeast to Hand. and Varied Stock "(1) That all subject to it are ex and Large West, and her two daughters, the last" we declare to be out of place. type ofKerry try, and particularly they had to is Bright, Ice eluded from the Divine offices in a Princess of Pless and Constance Ed- The Bishop of any diocese in which them in the shocking out- And your old friend Ernie hands And the Price is Right. church that, while the faithful gen- deplore Westminster. one of these murders has been comof winn, Duchess out a welcome to you all. on human life that took place the mitted has never failed to denounce YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. erally are commanded to assist ai rage Count Hochberg represented that morning. He asked the there First -Class Residential Home. Ring A8255. Mass on Sundays and holidays, prayers of the congregation for the and stigmatise it, and the local Prince of Pless. Cleanliness and Attention. those subject to Interdict are for. repose of the soul of Sergt. Mulpriests have never failed to repro. bidden to assist at Mass in a herin. C SS.R. bate it. B. McGrade, Proprietor. The Fellowship, we are Rev. Father Robinson, Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialehurch. It implies, of course, (formerly Adm. Kalgoorlie), and confident, has made the misstate. also by deed was denounced The J. B. GEORGE "(2) That persons under interdict Rev. Denis Scanlon, CC., at Father Philip, O.F.M., visited the ment not through malice but Under Owner's Personal Supervision. ly Catered for. 12 cannot receive Holy Communion in o'clock Mass, and by Rev. J. Mt. County Inspector at William -street through ignorance. PHARMACIST, BREWERY SWAN M. M. ann.camr, Proprietress. a church, and it implies, barrack, Limerick, with eeferense to at the devoC.C., evening Swiney, (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH./ "(3) That if one dies under Inter- tions. Farnborough Abbey, the home of ALE and STOUT the happening's of the previous few 642 HAY -STREET, dict, one shall be deprived of Benedictine scholars, evenings in that city, and in par- eminent PERTH. Christian burial. ticular with reference to the holding whose names hardly penetrate to Buy tickets in Christian Brothers' Unrivalled for Quality & Condition. "I ask those who took the life of again up of the men returning from the the outer world, has once £50 for Is. If you Sergt. Mulherin in the parish Art Union. +meeting of the famous Confraternity been a focus for the attention of tickets or cannot get them, haven't SPECIALIST. PRESCRIPTION church, Bandon, to accept and use interview journalists The (we quote Heart. from the "Et of the Sacred Brother Moore, to Organiser, send this punishment for a thorough re priests cetera" column of the "Tablet.") was a prolonged one, the and EXCHANGE HOTEL HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. pentance, to look into their con- Helen -street, Fremantle. bringing to the County Inspector's The illustrious lady (Ex -Empress CHEMIST. VETERINARY ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. science, to realise expulsion of that Eugenie) who founded it has now geatice some cases of terrorism BOULDER from the Church is only a just which they had been eye -witnesses. found within its shelter her last Best of Everything Kept. Splendid Accommodation, punishment for their awful crime MRS. LARKIN It was the place where she The County Inspector complained home. Corner of Lane and Wittenoom Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/6; Weekly 27/ of murder committed in a church, that on a recent Saturday three of "longed to be"-the place where BENDON Streets. J. J. THE COSTUMIERE to repent sincerely, and try to reJIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. his men had been wounded in a cud - her kneeling figure was familiar The Best of Everything. (Late of Kalgoorlie), SHOE STORES pair the irreverence and injury done den attack. After a long exchange through the long years of her laof views, the priests promised to use menting for her lost husband and 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE to the Divine Majesty." FRANCIS NICK Clients, her former to notify Wishes Further details of the shooting of and Ladies generally, that she is Nearly £100,000 was 410 all their influence to prevent any in- loved son. 'Phone B425. Proprietor Sergeant Mulherin, R.I.C., at the Opening a Business at terference with the police, and the well spent upon it. It crowns the 105. Tel. Boulder, Door of St. Patrick's Church, Ban inspector on hie side promised to con- hill opposite to the house in which PERTH. ST., FITZGERALD 262 OBTAIN PRICES FROM it most daring she lived. don, show to be a Among the curiosities to M. J. O'KEEFE the police of fine the operations Satisfaction Guaranteed. and deliberate deed. strictly police duties. He guaran- of the sacristy may be named the BUTCHER, 'Phone A1794. teed that men returning in an order- set of red vestments given to the More prely fashion from the Confraternity Empress by a Sultan! 243 CARR-ST., LEEDERVILLE. Thos. ANDERSON & Son cious by far are the white vestmeetings would not be molested. SUBIACO. Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb Family Grocers and Provision ments made from her own wedding - always and Corned Beef on hand. The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE Merchants. To herself she might have Small Goods a Specialty. All Meat A meed of praise, says the Irish dress. WITH WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION Corner Fitzgerald-st. and Raglan Catholic, is due to those non-Catho- taken, with minor alterations, the kept in Cool Storage on the Pre. rd., North Perth. lic clergymen, gentlemen, and men words which the poet put into the mises. THE BUILDING TRADE. NEW NORCIA. Families Waited on Daily. engaged in business who have come mouth of the tragic Empress ElizaA3297. Telephone, Country Orders Attended To. CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. forward in the public Press-not- beth of Austria, whose bridal gown ably in the Irish Times-and given also wept, according to custom, to Tel. A4381. that the making of priestly vestments: over their names testimony CO. & C. H. SMITH cannot be gainsaid as to the kindliOf the white purity THE W.A. DAIRY. UNDERTAKERS, Terms: Forty Guineas Per Annum. ness and tolerance always shown toThey wrought my wedding -dress: WANEROO-ROAD, wards them and their ccereligionists 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. Inwoven silveryby Catholics throughout the South OSBORNE PARK. For tears, as I do guess, 'Phone (Day or Night) .. A1231. Ireland, amongst 0 why did they with tears inweave and West of D. KEANE. BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the BARRACK STREET, PERTH. whom they live in the best rela. my marriage -dress? Pure Milk Delivered Twice Daily Lions. As an effective rebuke to Take this woof of sorrows, Telephone A4395. from direct City, of the any part to and brigade the "carrion crow" Son of all women's tears! Our Own Cows to Customers. HOLDWAY & CO. other aspersers of Irish Catholics, I am not for the morrows, Supplying the Convents and Coltheir action is timely and welcome. I am dead with the dead years. Licensed Sewerage Plumbers leges. Lo, I vest Thee, Christ, with my Mrs, S. E. McCARTH , (Certificated). GRAMOPHONES and PHONOGRAPHS, from £2/2/- to £70. Lord Denbigh (Unionist), writ. woven tears. and Sheet Metal Workers. Gasfitters 63. from RECORDS London CYLINDER ing from Buxton to the A Trial Solicited. the Society. dresses EmIrish Join an daily for her Times, says: "I see in the debate As 40-44 Pier -street, Perth. BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS, 3/6 that Sir Edward Carson denounc. press was the undoubted leader of P. O'Connor's fashion; but the stories told of her DISC RECORDS, from 1/6 each. ed as a lie Mr. T. statement that the prospect of arm- extravagances belong to fairyland. Newcastle Club Hotel REGAL RECORDS, 3/6. ed trouble in Ulster was the decid- She had a long memory and an acfi South Terrace, Fremantle. one, and she lately avowed ing factor that caused Germany to curate COLUMBIA RECORDS, 10in 4/6. plunge the World into war. Whether to a friend that she had never givAUCTIONEERS, HOTEL BROKERS, PROMACHINES. ALL and Up.to-Date. for during her more and SPRINGS en, all reign, than Renovated PARTS Newly SPARE to it is difficult this Was so or not, PERTY AGENTS and BUILDERS. Goldfields and North-West Cussay, but there is no doubt what- forty pounds for a gown. COLUMBIA NEEDLES, 1/6 per box. tomers specially catered for. South oder that the German General Staff TOWN 41 BARRACK-STREET, OPPOSITE at door. journal, trams stop Beach French "Noel," prior TO. The ATTENDED ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS quife expected that we should be HALL. T. H. RYAN (late see. fully occupied with Irish civil war, to the death of the great Archbis- Proprietor: that Cardinal retary Celtio Club, st Wyndham). in addition to troubles arranged by hop of Paris, wrote 'Phone, A3370 Estb., 1912. them, according to plan, in India, Amette, is "a fine figurenotamongst only RENT COLLECTING. PROPERTY MANAGE. (vide the French Episcopacy, %Opt, and South- Africa view, of point the spiritual from -we should Berrthardi)..TheY hoped MENT. PROMPT MONTHLY STATEMENTS. ftdro the ?wench patriotic view. then be unable to exercise ranch the oppoting Germany, He was F;rtdominant during strength in standard, his moral for his high War IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL HOUSES, even if we deedded to co*se in at efall." His lordship gobs on to make devbtion to his flock, and hit He HOTELS, or BUSINESS, LET US KNOW. the afflicted. to console L. DWYER, forts and 1918 DUDLEY 1917 A."ALGOORLIE A. T. ---'In Perth. this revelation: 10 Central Arcade, endeavour to ceiseltssFretinicjihis,ppople Mr. Len O'Sullivan, Representative. Builder I was giving many lectures on the Proprietor. Anotionsas FRAWLEY, P. have re,s tha eatiVes of the war, tlentency in Good AccomarochrtiOn for Travellers ad?* to the II out Vorntrinainients I

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cheap carry which kills or cures. ARTIFICIAL SUNSHINE. tainly "effective," but they stand daily work, the dishes washed or unand suobbishness, are for vulgarity or the floors swept. "A room which does not get much washed, things, and count for noth- and do not deceive the most simplesunshine needs especial care in its homely imagining they are rich aninto the is it minded (By E. D. McAdam). but themselves; in ing furnishings. The carpet and paper or zeal or and gofgeous. If the richer maThere should be ger or the sweet patience THE OPTICIAN, means should be light. not within reach, it is into are put you that terials thoughts high and walls, the pictures in dainty to make a I\ bright she loved she went unheedSheila Grey sat dreaming by the things Mrs. them that shall last. These make quitepossible bits of colour to light up here and ball or chatparty. village garden the Clarke, beautiful and wile she laughed at her- ing. there. Nothing quite makes up for your life." stopped to speak to her. dress from very modest materials, fire, the D.B.O.A., And every bright and lofty lack of sunshine, ,but a wise attenlife. F.LO., "Dreaming of terer, THE EQUALITY OF THE Sheila talked pleasantly -it was her and even make it beautiful enough self for so doing. FASHION. achievement of the arts and chiv- tion to such details goes far toward GRAVE. but have known a week and way. I man its simplicity, a in Freedom of City of London. "An' Miss Sheila dear, the for a princess every gold- atoning for the lack. Sometimes we -nay, manhood of alry again." see the material must be consistent will probably nevercoming to her young doctor that was helpin' your (By "Ninon.") The glories of our blood and state en deed performed which is record- see women whose circumstances THE Still a voice kept father to cut up oul' Caldwell is not substantial ed in the writings or traditions of seem such as to forbid the thought plain, with the effect desired. Are shadows, Taffetas, both shot and is ears and happily she listened in away again they say. 'Deed we'll fulfil. When choosing materials it been the things; Shantungs, -has great nations printed HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS the the and Perhaps foulards of happiness. was a strangely musical miss him, a pleasant -spoken, nice what It on fancy. consider to first fate; of against necessary prophecy armour no is assured descripThere merit of the gift of health has been withheld with satins of the softest IN THE STATE. be voice, with something of richness in man he was. to is But not that I'd Death lays his icy ,hand on kings; the Israelite maiden: 'From hence- from them, or they have no happy tion, will be among the most popu- occasion the garmentmorning dress it not altogether due to the Dublin criticise me betters, but it's a pity for business, Sceptre and crown By Exam., London. forth all generations shall call me home-ilfe. they are blind lar silks. For afternoon frocks and worn; Perhaps had He speech. the Howof flavour evening. or say they reception sure the way he is, home, at he's down, sentiments Must tumble blessed.' And of all the or lame or deprived of some other for blouses both crepe de chine and a garment may be beautiful lips, and a fascinating he's not a hair better than a ProASK FOR MR. B. And in the dust be equal made and which in every age distinguished blessing which we count necessary charmeuse will be used. On frocks ever beautifulbecomes absurd when trick of settling them. Slim and, testant, an' yer father to be tellin' the of in itself, it trimmings With the poor crooked scythe the gentleman from the churl, And yet to our be- of black taffetas, comfort. reto our not was he in the figure in There tall rather time. wrong at the hospital beyont in the that worn them spade. wearing white kid will be introduced with are first is that reverence for womanwe see them the wilderment few things in worse taste than markably handsome, though his it's a Caholic he was. Well, God's through another hood which, even faces and speaking cheerfully. excellent effect, while in that listenin' to ale, Miss Sheila, clear-skinned,type the was duties face ARCADE, morning her at ROYAL a woman but d'ye Some men with swords may reap cruelties of the Middle Ages, devel- bright will These women do not undervalue the instance, emerald green kid in a shabby velvet gown, or goes with hair of dark auburn. His know it near broke the heart of me the field, Opposite Town Hall. oped with increasing power, and beBut if they cannot have serve as an adornment for a gown dressed in a lace eyes were beautiful sometimes, by the story that the nurse above was business to going girl a And plant fresh laurels where they came consummated in the image of sunshine. be will There its in navy gaberdine. the sunshine, they make up for dress with light coloured founda- night they were very brown and telling me this very mornin' and me kill; the Madonna, who ruled over the absence by surrounding themselves a wonderful revival in the vogue for in the cold daylight you gettin' a bottle above for Jamesey, But their strong nerves at last must highest MT. LAWLEY acts and purest thoughts of with what is bright and cheery. In lace, and it will be well worth tions. business a garment should be lustrous, noticed just a little peculiarity yield: For he's not so well these times, a caul' 49 FIRST -AVENUE, careful most the of After . hoards the age. . give themselves while to look over such ASK FOR hours, some lonely not always seem quite he has on him. The nurse was telthey did fitperfectly durable, They tame but one another still. examination, not comfortable, neither as friend, posto happen find a may we others as while lace old brooding, up to were but never of vision, There are excep- straight Early or late lin' me she up and asks the doctor to ting, retiring. PHIL RYAN as adversary, I am persuaded that good book and lose themselves in its sess, since it will be possible They stoop to fate, has pages. And if the company of utilise every scarf and flounce in tions, of course, such as in the case they anything but fine. It was no what's the raison he wasn't at Mass DODGE MOTOR OAR FOR HIRE worship of the Madonna most special business ne- defect from the areistic standpoint. on Sunday And must give up their murmuring the wouldn't wonder she Catholicity's one of is not as the immediate future, either in the of girls whose been OR NIGHT. DAY characters imaginary these the showing off of spe- These were the pictures that float- had a notion o' the doctor d'ye breath, and vital graces, and has satisfactory as the society of one's adornment of dance and evening cessitates OAR No. 206. For morning wear ed through Sheila Grey's mind as know -an' he says to her that it's When they, pale captives, creep to noble been otherwise than product friends it makes a good substitute if frocks or the beautifying of blouses. cial garments.simple, never Telephone, A1927. Garage by the Motor Spring afternoon she this sat neat, fresh, and death. be all only pretendin' this religion an. An in- Real lace will be more in evidence it shouldradiantly Live of true holiness of life and pur- the other cannot be had. (3.P 0 Motor Rank, A3488. The wo- fire. She was small and piquantly he was tellin' her about years ago clean. valid who has not left her room for than it has been for many seasons always hair pretty, with close -curling black The garlands wither on your brow, ity of character." to perhome duties who. has man didn't he come home from demany years, has a collection of plc- past, a prospect which must Dr. Jim just the last holidays before College Then boast no more your mighty will find this means that her and dark, childish eyes. he was GLANVILLE'S BE UNSELFISH. tures representing scenes all over light the heart of every woman form deeds; Carton had admired those childish made a doctor in Dublin above, an' what dress should beorwashable. LEMON HEADmore into appreciate talk how can and she who knows the world, love to laughing Upon Death's purple altar now, eyes, had made plain wear, street For dressing in life that telligently concerning distant parts is really beautiful in the world of his mother, thinkin' I suppose that things many are ACHE POWDERS. victim There victor the See where dignified, grand, and of the best ma. them and watched them fall 'be- mebbe he was careless goin' to his are like the flowers in the garden. The Great Australian Remedy for of her own country and foreign dress. him in bleeds: of Sheila thought fore his. will permit, but the purse an or terial Duties, a day says to him this night to Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of have They come and brighten those who of Blouses. half than lands Your heads must come bad that Somehow she mood. never gorgeous or frivolous. go to Confession, and he went for all Headaches, Neuralgia, Toothhour, and are gone; they are not travelled over a large part of the To the cold tomb; For receptions the occasion de- thought at times that he would he liked his mother well. A note of distinction is given to in miserly globe. Those or us whose lives lie Well, ache, and Influenza, Rheumatism. only the actions of the just their meant tobutbetohoarded and passed in the shadow can do something bet- a dainty blouse by the machine mands a gown as fine and beautiful never give his love to a woman nor he never made mention of it more Sciatica, Lumbago, etc., etc Price, shared be in fashion, blossom and sweet Smell He could an' didn't his mother think he la. 9d. per box, or 3d. each powder joy to as ter than repining over our ill-fortune. stitching, arranged in check design. as possible-even, on occasions, gor- his heart to a cause. bring to made so and on dust. roam the world, rest here and there, never went at all and that night blouse is made of white crepe- geous. while they last. EL 0. GLANVILLDAPLaA., We can improve all our chances for The -JAMES SHIRLEY. many as possible de -chine, with black, pale blue, pink For evening as dainty, soft, and but always pass on without a sigh. nearin' bed -time he was sitin' in the Young folk have youth and energy manufacturing And or brightness. MARKET-ST., PREA will prove delicate for girls. and as magnifi- Sheila was not in love with him, room readin' an' in comes the which stitching, usgold they are How enthusiasm. and (Two Doors from Post those who are happy and fortunate a pretty trimming for collar and cent for matrons, as the station In but in her quiet life strange:s were priest, 'tis WORDS OF WISDOM. just for Selfishly like the mother Offie:1)6° ing these gifts? Telephone 197, ought to be on the look -out for op- cuffs. interesting and Dr. Carton had sent him in, an' 'twas life permits. says own good or pleasure? Or are other half caused strange stirrings in her weren't you at Confession?'he, I 'Why To be pious continually we must their sharing them with those who pogrunities to cheer the Another very pretty design is a was,' of the world, which has to depend heart from the he ove piety, and in order to love they day had come have none of these beautiful on artificial sunshine."-Pittsburg dainty blouse of credede-Ferstrong, PERIL OF POISONED WOUNDS. oft the Dublin train in answer to says the lad, kind of quick, the .iety it must be lovable, but it can may way they do be a most delightful fabric, possessing the age. 'You a wire from her father, who desired were not,' says at ever be lovable unless it is joyous things? beautiful Observer. the richness of crepe-de -chine, yet the priest, is a wonderful and It -Mgr. 643 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. condescension. of assistance in a difficult case. full d Dr. the mother's word for it yehavin' Zam-Buk Your Real Safeguard. quite inexpensive. The trimming to gather and pass on to thing see. BOTTLES. EMPTY andrist. Time after time Mr. J. N,clielism Grey was an old and clever doctor, Well anyway one word borrowed 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, MILL. is crochet, which forms a medallion the rosebuds of life. Do not healSo long as our actions, even the others but -failing he had heard Dr. a never Carton spoken BOURNE. and Zam-Buk blooms another an' the priest left in a rage corner and a narrow edging. found until the flower "The daughter of a village doctor at each osttrivial, remain within the cir- wait RECENT PUBLICATIONS. for er. For the constant accidents of of as one of the cleverest y eung and the lad went back the followin' edging can also be used fades and the opportunity is gone. was complaining to her father of the The le of love, so long the Blessed Trim The Undermentioned Prices ina miper5's life he always resorted, Dublin doctors and had managed week to College and he never darkdesired. slees es if wonderful drudgery of the home -work. The ty imparts to them a with most gratifying results, to to secure his help for a wealthy pa- ened his mother's door since; they clude postage: BE TRUE. doctor pointed to some rows of rightness and beauty. -The Little There was something else made him a doctor an' a clever one The Story of Battalion. By W. Zam-Buk, his ever -ready "first aid." tient. TOPICS. botsaid: "These bottles, and empty lower. Devine. With numerous drawings afof human recently from 25 Edward that, paradoxically enough, made too but he never knelt to his God greatest Love is the If the aim is to produce a gar- Writing Where Christian love grows in the fections, and maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. the tles are of no value in themselves, is Sydney, ha relate. Sheila Grey's thoughts tender to- since. Redfern, street, friendship and God luk to his mother." its in ment, and gorgeous rich .reacts there will be best appreciat- chaste, fragrant flower that springs but in one I put a deadly poison, in Benedictine Monachism. Studies wards the young doctor. She incidents. had typical The quick Irish sympathy had a sweet perfume, in a third effect it is futile to try and get it I "When up a river up the North known him to be a Catholic; he made d the value and importance of Our Benedictine Life and Rule. By Don't be too sensitive as another it. the sorrow a personal one to xi medicine. Nobody cares by decking a cheap material with Coast I had my hand pierced by a belonged to a good Catholic Dublin the woman, Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of 'aviour's admonition: "Judge not from failings of your friend. aforhealing little the to and while she relished the vials; it is that which they a much coloured trimming and noxious weed which stuck nearly family of whom her father had often the good story Abbey, 25/-. hat ye be not judged." who are too easily offended still it grieved her. Downside St. Joan of Are. The life and "How few suffer in the manner People half through and caused a painf.ti heard, a Catholic school had the Sheila Grey did not express all the gathering for themselves the story of the Maid of Orleans. By .f the holy souls whom God purifies are view was the ag- credit of his early education. their excessive On from So hide wound. that interest clouds the good woman expected, Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, How few sufthe other world. Know- the Sunday of his stay in their vii. but made her escape as quickly Would you ony that I nearly fainted. sunshine of life. as er as they do, without stirring un- the ! ing the ever-present dangers of lock- lage, Sheila, shyly glancing round possible, with an unquiet brain. The 13/10. throw away a diamond in the rough W. B. By Rev. Preaching. . er the hand of God; without impsIt you? such infrom the pricked -poison church as it and blood Mass, had missed his jaw because story seemed to fill her world. She O'Dowd, 8/9. ..ence during their long time of simply a juries, I promptly appl,ed Zatts- face. There was a heaviness in her asked the mute sky and the talking very easy to lose a friend, but Mountains of Help. By Marie St. aiting, without an effort to shorten is callthe for drew all heart healer as she prayed come grand more not This earnestly Buk. one will new waters why such a thing was. The S. Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/2. heir probation, with a peaceful and ing. "There are no friends like the the poison out. subdued the Wien). than usual and she dared to men- fresh beauty of the primrose seemA NEW SUBJECT IN Living Temples. By Bede Jarver increasing peaceful love, with a mation, and healed up the injury tion his name to God in a simple ed a sad, pretty thing in a wan rett. friends, after all." Even though O. P., 3/8. .ure joy in the midst of their agony. old is it failings, request and thoroughly. for a and blessing of faults him, for have rapidly They world. The mean, petty, ugly Out to Win. Straight talks to d, finally, with a humility and not one of the duties of friendship to rusty nail she I got a knew not for what to dray nor story of arrogance and pride and boys "Another time on the way to manhood. By :mplicity which forbids the very overlook the unpolished edges of the in the palm of my right hand, open- how great was his necessity. Dr. maddening misunderstanding . . . Conroy, S J., 6/9. Rev. 'ought that they are suffering great gem? Some people talk of the ining it up, and again threatening Carton had come over that evening, the young soul drifting with only Danger, By Francis J. Let us try to lay consistency of friends, not knowing 'rigs for God. Circulation) Australasian a Wide have (which Zam-Buk talked as usual, pleasantly, rhile the calm current of a line of pure Finn, S. ., 8/9. However, poisoning. he foundations of such a purgatory that if they themselves were more was again quite equal to the occa- Sheila Grey scanned his face w'th lives that had flowed together to By Rev. J. P. Talks to Parents. hile we are in this life."-Fenelon. true, more generous, others would sion, for it purified the wound and new eyes that sought to read in his make his life, to bear it daily past Conroy, S.J., 6/9. IS A BEAUTIFUL coLtucTrox OF face some story of the soul within, rocks and quicksands loyal. and perfectly. more it quickly healed be Mass, The Sacraon the Sermons ARCHANGEL. . to MICHAEL ST. "Another time, when mining, I but could not. In his gentle preBy -tossed bird reeking nothing ments, and the Sacramento's. I sence it seemed impossible to think storm TRY IT. again injured the same hand. Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. Feast Day, Wednesday, Sept. 29. the of of perils wind and ocean arwas on drilling quartz rock con- of him as a traitor to his Faith and rogantly trusting to its own frail Australian Children's Picture The to "Mi-ca-el," or "Who is like taining arsenic, when some of the she banished the thought in spite wings, . Someone who had an insight into . a thousand fancies Prayer Book. The simplest Prayer the human od?" Such was the cry of stuff got into a small wound and of the evidence, and enjoyed his crowded her brain. She had sens- Bok ever published. Beautifully ilnature once said: "To treat :. eat Archangel when he smote the men as if they were better than they up inflammation. I had a ter- society and talked in the pretty. ed a story behind the tragedy of a lustrated, with 20 full -page illustraset bel Lucifer in the conflict of the are is the surest way to make them rible hand, but -again when I was original way he found so refresh- lost Faith, but that it should be a tions, including the Mass. Card eavenly hosts, and from that hour better." It would be an excellent able to resort to Zam-Buk it soon ing. story so petty, su trvial in its causes Cover, with picture on front. e has been known as "Michael," thing for tis all if we not only recogdrew out the corrupt matter and Now that he had gone back to awful in its effects she hal n st e captain of the armies of God, nised this truth by the light of reaWithin a Dublin she found it less easy to and ended the awful pain. She walked for hours the fortitude, he type of divine fortnight Zab-Buk had absolutely forget bitter facts, and many a time dreamed. but infused it into our daily chafing at her impotence, praying O., id., lid. each ri ampion of every faithul soul in son, id.. ld., lid. each the would a healed injury. It fill practice. her lips sent his name to Heaven for him, always knowing that she trite with the powers of evil. Thus volume to tell the- hundred and one in that same vague prayer. would never see him again except e appears in Holy Scripture as Printed and Published by BOOKS. I have used BAD occasions where ZamAND GOOD This Spring afternoon she had by a rare chance, and always asking TYPE CLEAR he guardian of the children of Is Nioely Printed in RED and BLACK Buk as a first aid for other mishaps taken herself in hand, deterrn:ned the question -Why, oh why should eel, their comfort and protector in of mining life." word remains-litera The written flowers to bloom and birds chirp and banish him from her mind. "I imes of sorrow or conflict. He it scripta manet. reFor Fiery Itching Exzema, RingEvil writing pray for him now and again," the world of men be rebels to their PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. return s who prepares for their worm, Bad Legs, Ulcers, Boils, will good, she decided; "that can do no harm, God? She blamed him, hated Murray -street (opp. Roans) Perth, who mains to bring forth evil fruit; rom the Persian captivity, Burns, Stings, Scalds, Sore Feet. the uniIn fruit. bear good to but must stop thinking of him. him for his mocking smile the reflex .ds the valiant Machabees to etc-, Zam-Buk is a soothing and un- The Ithought of letters before the reader the PUBLISHED WEEKLY. of a cold, cruel heart, and almost of him on the waves of ictory, and who rescues the body verse rivalled remedy. Of all Chemists and the bad await him. It is world, like a beautiful, storm - decided that he deserved his fate. .f Moses from the envious grasp good and Stores at 1/6 and 3/6 per pot. the to decide whether he will choose TERM STO SUBSCRIBERS. a hot rush of pity came. Oh, tossed Then bird, is taking the gold out .f the Evil One. And since Christ's his of or the word of the sunshine for me. . ing the Church has ever vene- the word of life It is ridi- poor foolish lad; to think you can In Advance of for "some breathe out culous. What is he to me? Even defy the God Who lights your eyes 3s. 3d. . Per Quarter .. ted St. Michael as her special death: others an exhal6s 6d. if he has no religion there are thou- and colours the firm lips your moShe styles them a savor of life,Bad Per Half Year tron and protector. books are as of death." lls. fkl. Per Annum .. Oh! ther kissed in love. . . Sheila was im "the chief of the angelic hosts ation MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L sands like him in the world. good malefactors; as dangerous 20s. Od. almost sobbing as she turned homehere, I'll take myself for a walk." Per Two Years .. -t over paradise, whom the citt- books are living apostles: even am46 Clever -street, West Perth. And valiently determined to forward, sobbing over a man she had Booked ns of heaven delight to honour; ong the masterpicetes there are acHelp to Convert China las. Od. get Jim Carton she dressed and known a week, a man who had messenger of God to the souls Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Per Annum . good and bad books, when 22s. Od. went She .f the just." She invokes him by counted Pipe out, one thought only in her shown himself despicable. Organ and Harmony. Two Years .. from a moral by reading the head, that of Jim Carton. Down never wished to see him again -that ame in her confession of sin, .sum- one, regards them TERMS APPLICATION. ON reclassics that even so standpoint; If she Cheques (which should be crows the rugged lane by the bay, forget. was a calm conviction. ons him to the side of her. chit- quire sifting and examination by Miss O'Connor is prepared to ful of the singing stream beside could only know that God had ed), drafts, money orders, or postal en in the agony of death, and AUSTRALIAN EDITION OF reader. John Milton writes: take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. her, the silent grey water stretched pitied him and taken him back. notes should be made payable to hooses him as their escort from the the it is of but that "I deny not Telephone, A29'16. below under a luminous green sky, Then she saw her mission. He had THE W.A. RECORD. EXCHANGE he chastening flames of purgatory greatest concernment in the Church Last and pools of dull silver gleaming entered her life, perhaps she was MUST BE ADDED. o the realms of holy light. and Commonwealth, to have a vigiamong bog lands on the opposite to help to save him. His name y when Antichrist shall have set lant eye how books demean diemp his kingdom on earth, it is Mi- selves as well as men: and therehank, past brown earth and would be ever in her prayers and SPECIAL NOTICE. St. Gerard's Hospital untidy green rich hael who will unfurl once more the after to confine, imprison, and do fields where wet prim- maybe here or hereafter she would The Illustrated Monthly Organ of When notifying change of ad know more of him. tandard of the Cross. sound this sharpest justice on ahem as maleroses were fragrant, past all the Midwifery. Medical, and Surgical, kindly state your old as well as yoiar act trumpet, and binding together factors: for books are not absolute. new address. 61 CAMBRIDGE -ST., LEEDER THE IRISH MISSION TO CHINA beast ly dead things, but do contain a he false prophet and the VILLE. url them for all eternity into the progeny of life in them to be as adPhotographs and News -Items fresh from the alission.Field EDITORIAL NOTICES. pool. .urning progeny tive as that soul whose Copies, 6d. Single a Tear; 5s. The names and addresses of corTRY preserve they do are; nay, as they respondents and contributors must ST. JEROME, DOCTOR. in a vial the purest efficacy and exaccompany all communications. USE Byrne's Handy Foods Address : Manager, "Far East" Mee, Melbourne traction of that living intellect that Secretaries of Societies, corresponFeast Day, Thursday, Sept. 30. and DAIRY PRODUCE. they as are bred them. 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