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MAYLANDS.
VICTORIA PARK.
IRISH -AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.
VOL. XLIV
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PERTH, SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 9, 1920
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Wedding Bells
Bill Rev, Father Hawes in U.S.A. LYONS-LONERGAN. Another very successful musical GRAND PAROCHIAL ACHIEVEto refers Cathedral Women's Branch was held at the residence paper American MENT. evening An Church, Catholic Munchin's St. scare -headed Editor.) dailies the kept (To The H.A.C.B.8., Perth. In the above words the Governor of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton, of EighthFather Hawes in the following corn Gosnells, was the scene of a very fact BAZAAR REALISES £626. the Wm. Hughes Gov the Sir,-Mr. J. W. O'Brien's letter ina of South Australia welcomed ave., Maylands, on Saturday evenplimentary terms: Wednesday, went that on wedding pretty in the defeated had been Town Australia the local grounds me of members to of and of The interior A good attendance The home new Governor-General ing last. last week's RECORD was Herbert ate over the amendment to On May 20, we were much sur- September 29, when Mr. he in Adelaide on Monday last. Read- Hall presented a picturesque scene were packed with visitors, young was presided over by Br. O'Keefe If very unconvincing effort. as well as rejoiced, to receive Arthur Lyons, third son of Mr. and Amusement Tax Bill. We -think t prised, Wei the when the riot last, into Arthur branch. the Sir evening the of that that on Tuesday entering last meeting find explained we All at the ing on old. could have a call from the Rev. Father John C. Mrs. James Lyons, of Sturt-street, worry Hughes mu had opening of the bazaar was perform- and The followMrs. Callaway, who has been seri- Hawes, who has a parish nearly as Ballarat, Victoria, was joined in defeat will not of the occasion. of undress which recently ran amok gall secalled the fact that he they a matter of fact we are more i Monsignor spirit Fre- known Lord Forster when ed by the Very Rev. ing contributed items to the pro- ously indisposed for some weeks, big as the whole of Ireland in West- holy wedlock to Miss Honoria Mary As at a certain entertainment at footthat it is situp believe to dined of of gathering House large Sharp, a the of the before received Edwards, and R. be present Verling, was able to were both members gramme: Misses mantle had got behind Eleven years ago Lonergan, M.P.S., only daughter of a frame-up to mislead the pub pre- parishioners and their many friends. Bignell, Herbert, Doherty, Dwyer, hearty congratulations on her re- ern Australia. lights without the knowledge of the Commons years ago. On the Lord Father Hawes was an Anglican mis- the late Mr. William Lonergan, mer- and an attempt to restore deabundantly or was Kenny Perth, at building Franklin, The entertainment, Wednesday, the covery. of Colgan, -vious Herbert, 19 promoters living the life of a Fran- chant, of 21 Patrick -street, and in Hughes as the bent and The principal business of the sionary, Ireland. dence if he had confessed error, and pro- Forster referred to the fact that his corated with a galaxy of flags were (2), Dalton, Hehir, Mesdames Jefciscan hermit on an island of the Arthur Quay, Limerick. the poor people. Hughes r ferns, whilst the Papal colours fery, O'Connor, P. A. Bryan, A.T.C.L. meeting was a discussion as to the West Indies. Earlier in his career, The church was prettily decorated of inised that such items would not be Excellency Sir Francis Newdegate remitting the tax up to mended artisthe the of E. of feature A. Little member the would J. Clare, help one time a an outstanding further. I for Boord, best way to was at one Messrs. R. allowed in future, through devotion to the Seraphic, by friends of the bride. The cereSenate says no. As a co In in- Arthur. But Mr. O'Brien, hon- House of Commons with him. We tic touches to the stalls. T. McDonald, E. I. Kenny, Sisters of the Poor, and it was de- Patriarch, and in imitation of his mony was performed by the Rev. The be satisfied. ence Hughes' speeches for -a Rev. GovMonsignor, J. the and rethe H. and time party full the troducing by Masters a euchre takes to hold that erring, Franklin; cided believe J. M. celebratthough who est Francis' day Father T. R. O'Grady, will deal with his attempt to ' the Father Hayes referred to the object Clarke, .E. Kenny, T. Hinds, J. dance in the Hibernian Hall on holy poverty, one Saint sponsibility for the playing of "fast ernor-General has visited all his clericals, ed the Nuptial Mass, at which the taxation off the people, but an attempt to Kelly, V. Green, F. Hare. McTav- Thursday evening, 14th October. in London he laid aside Com- Senate won't let me," etc. and loose" with the sixth and ninth, States he will have found quite Ita of the fete, namely It put on the garb of a poor hobo, and bridal party received Holy of a building for the friends. apexfunds second to raise its been modestly his political have seeks made of Band and 'more The tickets lot ish's Jazz Commandments, England, munion. The bride, who was given amusing to find that Mr. Hugh to boys' club, and a meeting place for pearance, and was greatly enjoyed priced at one shilling, and already tramped hare -foot across by cuse the whole sorry business by an must indeed be very gratifying turns away by Mr. J. Mansfield, entered nominated Senator-Mr. his way, sleeping Ear first the people as a social rendezvous. by all present. Refreshments the sommatee report a quick sale. begging the of strains to the appeal to the license which some Lord Forster to know that the Austhe church the hedge rows, in hay -lofts, who was created a Senator the two Governors he has met in Monsignor Verling, in declaring the were handed round, and great credit Good prizes, refreshments, and ex- under people allow themselves on "Wedding March," delightfully play- night some time ago, when Sena and in the workhouse. trusted that the peo- is due to the following ladies and cellent music are being provided. Keane (organ) and Reidy "retired," led the Oppositi beaches. This license keeps police- tralia were "cobbers" of his in by- bazaar open,would a gentlemen, who kindly assisted Mrs. by was always a reader of The ed by Miss EnaFitzpatrick He realised be interestvery ple's hopes we all as It's and is anticipated work, house days. patrol gone A record (violin), with busy men Beattie forces. Their object Dal ton -Mesdames R. Gilhouly, the cause is such a deserving one, Lamp in its Anglican days, and ac- Miss looked charming in a beautiful do :expect a higher standard from ing this Governor business, and il- successful function. Lloyd was a worthy one, their aim was the Jackson, Hinds, and Mr. E. A. Ar- and a maximum of pleasure is assur- cepted its pro-Roman position, so and -Hibernian Dramatic Society. I lustrates forcibly how Mr. political dress of creme hand embroidered after the the immediately where almost that building a of erection his not after have looks of outlay. for I ed a minimum George for was thur, D.C.M. The skirt say we expect it, CLAREMONT. the silk and georgette. hem, of Hibernian friends. Naturally, if the system Younger generation would be taught The Members are reminded that the reception of the Society with pan. -given up hope. with sugged Catholic Church made at themselves in after Next Saturday evening, October next meeting will be held at 7.30 in-. Atonement intohisthehermit swathed D.S. is not an unredeemed society is good for England, the example how to conduct they sides, and wide niers the ANNUAL BALL. in life in THE move he would abandoned good where the life and all for for store to closely in set is followed 16, there is a treat stead of 8 p.m. A wreath and hand -embroidof voluptuaries which panders He com- who attend the home of Mr. and \Vest Indies, came to the Mount of belt. Anyhow, W.A. Catholic surroundings. Next Tuesday et'ening will was the basest passions. I did not pre- or ill of Australia. ered and braided veil, which arduinto their received the was on Atonement, people the in plimented experience -street, of the muchly-di Conroy the staging bebitter some J. Franklin, SOCIETY. Mr. O'Brien has had Mrs. M. IRELAND YOUNG bridegroom, tend that it is. by the sister of the the Catholic Church, and as a thank lent ous work, and wished them every where another of these popular mu. A dainty bouquet of grand ball in Princess Hall. lieves that I believe that it is so. this connection. Be all as it may, As usual there was a very good at- offering for his conversion to Ca- were worn. Mr. O'Brien reminds us that "To the our present Governor is a man of success. the barrier for the bazaar sical evenings will take place. There tendance at the meeting on Mon- tholicism, he drew the plans of our white carnations and heath, finish- arrangements have been compl When are beginning is every prospect of some more surand posies of or- and success is assured. The 14 streamers ed with pure all things are pure." Certain affairs-and men, we' enthuiast. of the conclusion day At the supremacy evening. Before for Church. race Saint Francis' Re- lifted. and the He is an prise packets by way of special carried. The ing effects will be in three coin ange blossoms was ly they are, but it is possible, even to think. commenced, a battle royal ensued. items being brought to light. The the Irish Language Class a first-class building was completed he sided bride was attended by Miss Vera and the decorations should be probable, that little girls who are ports of the Royal Show disclose first for Europe to pursue his studies for exhibits the It needed no flare of trumpets to proceeds of the evening will be de- programme was submitted, the Miss bridegroom, sight worth seeing. Slipper the of sister Lyons, pure can become Impure, when they that his Excellency the by came an overture item being the Catholic priesthood iri Rome, who journeyed from Ballarat welfare of make it a success. The people to at- rangements have been worked o voted to the (Men's) Cavan Stall. are encouraged to sport as dancing keenest interest in dances were givea, by and after his ordination went Father Maher. Step to to esteem of as a mark and time his bestowing fashion, by the State dressed girls in a quarter tend the wedding. She was grace- on a scale which should do aw Court- Australia. and in appreciation of his On Saturday, October 23, a mu- Mrs. Cunningham and Mr. geor- with any crushing, so that pat of dress in a attired which would make a decent Hotten- presence amongst the products and Hayes, fully Father Hawes was delighted to by spend- untiring efforts on their behalf. The sical evening will be held at the ney, and a vocal duet by the Misses and car- are guaranteed a good night's tot blush through his blackness at the vehicles of production Mr. Doheny spoke a see so many signs of the Society's gette, with white fox furs,carnations DAY crowds that thronged the hall were home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Dwyer, Brennan. tertainment. of pink a bouquet ried the sight. My word of warning in ing all day Tuesday and ALL Show generally. the society tried on those who few words to years. rebuke last ten a fitting devlopment in the Lawley -street, near Mt. with streamers and the first instance was given to the Wednesday last on the a Stanley it Several new members were propos- We told him Saint Francis' Church and heath, heath. to make back) weeks (some "stiff items usual good the Some of on instead Station. Grounds, Railway ArFremantle, Dan of Mr. of Catholic mothers when they succeeded in their are promised on this occasion. Pro- ed, and after the singing of "God would have to be enlarged, because posey M.PS., carried out the whom I called without any author- as starch" visit of former Gover- fiasco, MIDLAND JUNCTIO in having the flower show ceeds to aid Children of Mary Stall. Save Ireland" the meeting closed it was already getting crowded, and dagh, duties of best man. During the ity other than charity, to pause, and nors to the ground for thep.m.formal efforts This underhand dance. cancelled. with a portion to to us * * he promised submit has at 3.30 to ceremony regard opening Mass Miss Doris McComish gave a reflect, and resolve, in con. in disguise. next entertainment blessing in The blow a was more plans which will than double children On Tuesday, St. Lawrence O'Toole rendition of the "Ave At the invitation of Mrs. Mar the dances which their During the four nights the follow- Branch of the Hibernian Society nection with the society will be a it in size. We esteemed this visit delightfulably accompanied by Miss a number of her friends aesemb are being taught, and in regard to ing members of the clergy were no- held its usual fortnightly meeting. grand confetti carnival, to be held of Father Hawes as very opportune. Maria," at the old Masonic Hall last Th the style of undress in which they Outridge. Monday, Hall on "done") being Hibernian doing (and in the ticed He showed us the picture of a CaMr. Dressing Like Pagans There was a splendid attendance of a The popularity of the bride and day evening, and with song are presented to the public. Ladies, thedral in West Australia, of which Tickets: business: Mons. Verling, V.G., Rev. members. One new member was 1st. November. bridegroom was manifested by the dance passed a very enjoyable ti O'Brien's effort at defending the inanticipated Maloncy, is 2s. It Crowley, -Fagan, Is; gents., Fathers the architect. is a he has been It durTampalina) proposed (Mr. P. the at attended who number large defensible furnishes me with a furO'Neill, a huge success, McBride, this be will splendid specimen of the Francis- church and subsequently at Of considerable importance just Lynch, Dunne, A syllabus has that ing the evening. the The Children of Mary 'nave ther opportunity of calling on the is the following article, taken Moss, and Dean Kiely. been drawn up for the next six Order your tickets early to avoid can mission architecture of Califon Gosnells Hall, where the wedding ranged a confetti carnival mothers of Fremantle to pause, and now Three stalls plied their trade, and months and good items are arrang- disappointment. a New York Jesuit nia. guests The served. Thursday, October 21, to oh was breakfast reflect, and resolve, on this import- from America, The weekly, of August 14 last. Under it needed great resistance to pass ed for every meeting night. were received by Mrs. Molloy, who finances to enable much needed ant matter.-Yours, etc., and coaxsmiles comby the bewitching America heading matches the above shooting shows SOCIETY. syllabus H. A. O. B. to t SOMEBODY'S MOTHER. was hostess for the occasion. The novation to, be effected ing entreaties of the large band of with Highgate, West Perth, Perth, (2), hall was nicely decorated, while the church ments thus:before Christmas. T their Sutcliffe, Hallinan (2), Colgan The District Board held fair young ladies who were out to and Victoria Park branches. The McCarthy tables were laden with delicacies of dance will be held in the Town H "A longing to go naked," observes catch the spoils. in the Hi- Steele, Tyers, Hobson, meetings The Northern Kilmartin, joined Tennant, lately (2), Hickey, C.Y.M.S. After Mr. and and as O'Donnell'e splendid orc description. a Catholic publicist who writes Stall girls were arrayed in neat and Young bloods who have Hall, Murray -street, Perth, Kilderry, Swain, and every Matulich, forward to bernian Mrs. Lyons had received the con- tri is providing the music, there about prevailing feminine fashions, fancy costumes, which made nn the 13th. and 27th. September, Murphy. an the branch are looking of those present, Rev. a. -treat in store for lovers of da gratulations Next Wednesday is tile.. much - "is one of the surest signs that we added effect to the scene. The te-good time. T. J. Hynes, D.P., was Bro. 1920. The balance sheet for the euchre Father O'Grady proposed the toast ing. looked -for and talked-oi social even- are drifting towards the awful preci- side shows were well patronised, esthe chair, and the following disand dance in aid of the parish of the "Bride and Bridegroom." In Holy Mass, Sunday, 7 and 9. De- in By discarding pecially "Madame Catana," ing, being the first one of the term, pice of paganism." trict officers were also present: -- party who votions debt, which was a success both so- doing so he referred in eulogistic 7.30 p.m. Mr. Ted. O'Loughlin is spend' as well as the first that the society all clothing the savages of Africa, foretold the future, the Edwards, J. D.V.P., J. Tully, Bros. shooting and financially, and as a re- terms to the splendid qualities of a short ho ,day with his parents has held for some considerable time. as we know, have attained the per- gallery, and the unioue nost-office. G. F. Creighton, D.W., F. Mc- cially D.T., realised. the couple, and concluded by wish. present. the sum of £15 was But that The auctions conducted Members of the social committee fection of paganism. V.G., J. O'Callaghan, R.D.T., sult Adam, Mr. by * Every thanks is due -the able make to to their Christian Women should show by Wise made havoc on the are making every effort ing them every happiness in purse Hall by the members of the North- E. J. Kenny, M. Cooney, H. S. ParMiss Maggie Treen is at pre this one eclipse all previous social the way they dress, that they are strings, owing to his merry banter ern Stall, as a mark of esteem for ker, and the District Secretary. It committee of ladies and gentlemen new sphere of life. The bridegroom successfully, who worked so and present toasts and a perilous on a visit her sister at Millie to Other to nature, accept, her family also ready to suitably responded. events, of this was decided to visit the metropoliand cheap articles, whilst the inner her efforts and those of indications are that their ambitions degree, pagan moral standards, is man was restored by the Central in the popular girl competition. A tan branches in due course, the first their efforts are highly praisewor- usual to the occasion were also honLady friends a most disquieting indication of people. Our old friend, Mr. Peter Kevin's thy. further report will be made next visit to be made to St. will be fully realised. oured. After breakfast Mr. and society is losing the services Mrs. Lyons left for the Caves, where Crann, spent a few days of his and relatives of members are cor- the world's tendencies to -day. Of Branch, 414, on September 30, 1920. of The fourth week. Friday evening was the two at its most respected mem- the honeymoon is being spent. The cent holidays with his Midi was dially invited to- be present, and all good women it is expected that and the closing night. A large volume of business It was ala bers, in the persons of Messrs. Jim bride travelled in a costume expects of friends. neighhelp their confidently to the committee they are eager transacted at both meetings, and Colgan, B.Sc., most impossible to move, good judand Roy Sutcliffe. Mr. white sponge cloth, with buttons; bour to keep the Ten Command. ges estimating that over seven hunof £368 7s 8d big attendance on this occasion. extent the to accounts are very ments. But if the immodest scan- dred passed _through the doors. ExIt was Colgan is proceeding to Sydney by saxe blue pedal straw hat. Many Mrs. Swan and her little son Mr. Dave Walsh, we were passed for payment. train, to follow his profes- useful and valuable presents were by train on Saturday last for tiness of their dress is constantly citement was at concert pitch owpleased to hear, is doing very well also decided to pass cheques for £7 Trans. Eastern States. She intends ret received sion in the city of the harbour, while received. in the land of the shamrock, to tempting the passerby to break the ing to the close of the poll for the donations £4 2s, and 5s to Sutcliffe, who so long and honing some time in January. ''r. order in a can how he went Commandment, Little place Ninth the which from branches in aid of popular girl. Previous to the silMiss Lonergan Entertained. be ourably held the position of warden, continue his studies, and a further God of boundless justice acquit ent vote commencing, Miss Della of the Poor, same to Sisters of Saturday, 25th. is proceeding to Kellerberrin to "go The same train also took Ur. the evening would these paganising women of respon- Robinson held pride of place on the On pleasing feature which we RECORD. THE to handed on the land"; but others say he is September, at the residence of Mr. Mrs. Ben Gorey. They are poi For noth- board, followed by like to record is that Dave is still a sibility for others' sins? Miss Hazel Mt. to Sydney for some months. on "matrimonial bent." Eulogistic and Mrs. Crisp, Burt -street, member of the society, he having ing could be more impressive than Trowbridge and Miss Maudie YOUNG BOULDER CATHOLIC reference was made by members Lawley, a delightful surprise was arranged tie be kept on our books Our Divine Saviour's solemn prohi- Kierse. When the sealed envelopes MEN'S SOCIETY. Lonergan, Nora present in regard to the good quali- given to Miss during his absence as a country bition of unchaste thoughts: "YOu were opened, a great surprise conhundred M.P.S., when about one The President (Mr. G. Hickey) ties of the departing gentlemen. have heard that it was said to them fronted all. At the appointed time member. her at meetentertain last The secretary reported on the reto erectat the gathered an. friends nearly chair is commit the not ball occupied shalt punching Thou ROY The of old: voting ceased, and a packed hall tourna- a "kitchen tea," in honour of her ing of the above society, before a cent bagatelle and quoit But I say to you, that awaited the result. The finals were ed. thanks to our president and Mr. ultery. Three nomina- ment, which proved quite success- approaching marriage to Mr. H. A. large attendance. Waltho, both of whom may be seen whosoever shall look on a woman announced as follows: Miss Maudie the end of one membership At and ful, and were by large for witnessed Lyons. comreceived (Bert) hammer already were tions to lust after her bath hard at work with Kierse, Central Stall, 59,888; Miss COMMENCING lighted Mr. spacious and brilliantly and four gentlemen, Messrs. Kilmar- and enthusiastic audiences. mitted adultery with her in his Della Robinson, Northern Stall, saw of an evening. tin, Halinan, Tennant, and Kilderry, Will Steele gained first honours in lawn was arranged a well chosen The billiard tournament, which heart." 45,360; Miss Hazel Trowbridge, above utensils, duly kitchen very the hard off members, bagatelle tourney, after a of collection as new were elected we understand is to come Thoughtful social workers are Southern Stall, 27,033. Mr. Tommy Matulich fin- which was suspended a huge wedinitiated by the President, and giv- tussle. shortly, has been very well patron- practically un-animous in as to The nett takings amounted en an enthusiastic welcome by those ished a close second and Roy Sut- ding bell in brown and blue-the reised this time, and judging by the in public £626. acdecline remarkable Truly a alarming g the the cliffe third. The quoit tourney was gimental colours of the bridegroom present. names at -present on the board, followed the war, hievement, considering the fact that busy morals which indecent Mr. E. B. Elliott, manager The Glorious Super Attra The chairman extended a welcome secured by Jim Colgan, with Frank elect. handicappers will be very character of only -three stalls were in operation, to the largely Kalgoorlie Pharmacy, where hanthe Ardagh, J. McCarthy, and A. Matu- of Trouchet's the from arrange to visitors to when they start the dresses women now wear. The and activities in the financial marThese for some years Miss Lonergan has attendance. in the persons of Messrs. lich in close C.Y.M.S., billboards, confined to the ket almost wholly were papas, illustrated C. Carrigg, George, Thomas, four gentlemen were chosen to re- practised her profession, made the A. and 4Ms.intermediate examinations in the stage, and the screen were quick the Park. In making the above anMISS MAUDIE KIERSE. Ryan, Bartlett, and Fuhrmann. The present the society in the "clash of presentation on behalf of those pre. Guilt. Acountancy start on the 19th. inst., to reflect the debased standards nouncement, Father Hayes said he Mr. Lyons responded on bevisitors, who were present to take quoits" with Kalgoorlie reprzsenta- sent. and the finals on the 25th. The so- that prevailed regarding womanly could hardly realise the result. It of the Central Stall de- part in a quoit tournament, later in tives. head The half of Miss Lonergan, and at the all going nearly are students ety's films, and "re- was magnificent, and he was proud sires to thank all supporters and Pictures, modesty. responded. of his happy little speech The inter -society match duly evenconclusion Institute, vues" which ten years ago would of them and their works. He paid the evening suitably for the Commonwealth helpers, who so readily gave assistal- confetti, which had been concealed which Discussion at general business be- tuated at last meeting, and and as it is this institute suppressed by the police, a glowing tribute to all the work- ance, particularly in the popular came have been members of the bell overhead, several tongue though champions put in the dates brisk, our up a very these first, holds its exams. Maudie Miss are scarcely remarked nowadays, so ers, popular girls, and 'those who girl competition. times getting very heated in their game and creditable showing, they was showered over the happy pair. will see them deciding their fates. incapable has the public become of patronised the show. He congratcandidature realised no less at was productive were somewhat easily defeated in a Music and dancing was indulged in This argument. This examination should provide a being shocked by the increasingly ulated the girls on their glowing ef Kierse's £249 lOs 8d I The Kalgoorlie until a late hour. Those contributof much good, as members as a round of 500 up. good number of passes for our in- pagan indecency of woman's dress. forts, and their photographs would a sum than whole entered into the spirit of the representatives gained the possible ing to the programme were: Mrs. termediate class. But the Fifth Commandment which be the first to adorn the walls of Kalgoorlie were re- Pyke, Misses E. and L. Crisp, D. More of those members who were forbids the killing of our neighbour's the club. At a later date he would VICTORIA PARS BOYS' CLUB. occasion with much gusto, and gave with 100 lead. vent to their opinions in no uncer- presented by Messrs. C. Carrigg, J. McComish, Mr. Jack Haynes, and in danger of being removed from soul by leading him into sin, and try and compensate them by a soResult Art Union Drawing. On divisions or a Thomas, L. Bartlett, and J. George. little Joan Pyke (songs); Misses V. tain manner. the membership roll have come the Ninth Commandment, which cial gathering. E. Outridge 2nd, 131; finanNo. vote being called, sides were very Jack Ryan, of Kalgoorlie, officiated Lyons, E. Keane, themselves Screen, Fire 1st, along and made Father Hayes paid eulogy to the indulging in impure (violin), (piano), B. Fitzpatrick 2132; 4th, even, only a vote or so separating as umpire. has prohibits and cial. Now that the society are decrees of great help given by those outside Panel, 203; 3rd, Tea Set, 1536; desires, thoughts 5th, at most. It is pleasing to record All are requested to be in attend- Miss Wooley and Mr. J. Crisp (bancommenced to look more prosper. God's eternal law which never shall their Faith. Night after night Silver Sugar Scuttle, memEgglestone that and Mr. Frank proves ance on evening. jos), Art as it next Monday for (General events, such member's 1478 ous, it should be every came Sovereign, can be abrogated or sus- these ladies and gentlemen its and never But Stall Art Union, bers generally are becoming very which the rather important item (flute). A very pleasing item was ambition to try to increase these two Command- along and spent with the best, pat- Union). Central Cloth "Spotty, 00193, Pram interested not only in the doings of of "Question Box" is set down on the musical monologue, membership, and also its popularity. pended. if all ronised the shows, and lent a will- Pony, 105; Supper keep to easier will be ments Much praise Mr. Bert Lyons. their society, but in the improve- the syllabus, and nominations will reminded Financial members are This broad- and Doll 633. Results of smaller women will strive to coun- ing hand generally. knowledge. be taken for the forthcoming boxis due to Mr. Percy Crisp for the obdebating of their stalls ment by conducted unions art that half of this.present quarter is Christian forgotten. not be will and examspirit minded teract by their influence excellent manner in which he carundersigned.-J. Those who took a prominent part in ing tournament. from almost gone, and if their subscrip- ple, particularly in the matter of On Friday evening a complimen- tainable Arried out the duties of master of ceretions are not paid within the next modesty in dress, the drift of the tary social was tendered to Miss Tully, Hon. Sec., 354 Albany -rd., discussions included Messrs. Presented by the O'Connor, Join an monies. (2), Ryan, Irish Society. O'Malley dagh, Park. few weeks they will have an ac- world toward paganism. Victoria the Library Della Robinson in insettle CATWOLIC ART to count for two quarters If every member stead of one. ASSOCIATION makes a point of paying his quarter's subs. when they are due there memwill be no more unfinancial bers, and the P.C.Y.M.S. will flour.. One Word Sentenced Him ish. a Murderer's Death. The cricket season opens to-day. playare teams Both the A. and B. One Word Would Have Ss Reed His Life. ing on the Wellington-street OF INTENSE INTEREST. serve, the former against Sandover's It would have made his grea VISITORS TO PERTH WILL FIND OUR EMPORIUM AN Wheat against and the latter unnecessary; sacrifice Judging by the number Scheme. would have lifted his age Our Large and Representative Stocks have been reinforced with New and Seasonable Goods which fully maintan the Standard of Value and Good that turn up to practice, there the depths from mother name. our Taste which has always been associated with should be keen competition for includisgrace worse than death; sion in either team. We wish both would have righted a cru most the comprehensive would so teams the best of luck, and wrong, butOur Spacious Showrooms and numerous departments are crowded with Dependable Goods, the assortments being being like to see the premiership fastidious can scarcely fail to be suited with both quality and price. He Would Not Speak-Why fought out between them. The Confessional, and what i means, revealed in a Powerf In Aid of the Little Sisters of the WE ARE SPECIALLY FEATURING AUSTRALIAN MADE GOODS FROM OUR OWN MILLS AND FACTORIES. Poor. manner in this great pictu See it at the EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. THEATRE ROYAL, Hibernian Hall, Murray Street. (SATURDAY). TO -DAY 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 14, at Refreshments. Prizes. Good Music. A. J. COFFEY, Hon. Sec. Tickets 1/-.
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MULLEWA. Irish Self-Determination naKALGOORLIE that, now. The American on the was tion sticks its chewing -gum evening draware pleasant very devotions A The October mantelpiece, grim -looking no doubt, Our Victorian Letter re- ing the devoutest of the parishion- spent on the 28th inst. in the drill GOLDFIELDS CONTRIBUTIONS Consince its interest is "sporadically to ers to St. Mary's night after night, vestibule of the Presentation Melbourne. Sept. 29, 1920. And it sets its mind forvived"! in the vent, the occasion being a farewell Poole: Kyran but there is plenty of roommore. Per Mr. Henry Amusing Journalism. reflect -not on an individual many parish priest, the Rev. Fr. Brennan, £20; R. D. Lane, £10/10/-; great the a his for to visiting church Everywhere. From from esPlunderings cibly prevented of Hart. programme little invasion an nice A quite is always good for people had J. Sheehan, It have reason £4/4/-; We the to hear native land, not even on were was arranged by the Sisters, each W. Malone, And Fun for Everybody. H. Poole, pousing a reasonable causetheir Governors-General lately; they every Mrs. Rass, £5: ene for action against hint, but on executed by both £3/3-; sides in neatly both being of H. Kelfrom item the ridiculous statements 12/2/,, arriving Sullivan, movement Mr. "the £2/2/-; From nothing less than to make. During the The whole two of adults and children. been second train. R. Poole, £2/2/.. Hugh has catch the mies are forced we that £2/2/-; ly, don't Dr. I how 27/9/20. O'machinery J. J. When know the Mr. while Valley, Griggs: Hope evening the chairman, What a na them stayed here quite a been intro- lengthy reports Gallagher, £2/2/-: D. Kelly, £2; 5 talk with like name of the person I'vespelled with Mannix was received in the United brought against hint." My Dear Children, -My Connor, presented the Rev. Father £1/1/-; J. Dear Aunt Bessy,-I would comparatively. I if it's What a mind! So itus,was be just a little the Coady, 11/1/-; J. Doona, honoured in tion! nieces. von this week will duced to, I ask we States, how he was way Consul General of Italy was with an illuminated address from The let big to become one of your generally But our Morris, 11/1/-- W. Kelly, 11/1/-; J. It Argus. 25th highly the "i." -as in lo-because the the an one on stated at the Town children, and a cheque from highest possible honoured Bros.. .last and one --a weeny as can be, even the was eight years old pet emu and au "e" or the the received Ardagh £1/1/-; little Poole, a J. Carjust pray, change The Italians, who cal parishioners; also, in a few well 11/1/-; D. Anglin, 11/1/-; D. Man -eitv is as dull and they are usual- of March. We have a a nice little works, too.I used to try that dodge indeed as General Pershing, "That is how the mat- Hall recently-. He reI have Kalgoorlie chosen words, extolling Father Hart nix, £1/1/-, Rev. Dr. O'Hurley, Briggs: out of a dinal Mercier, and others. than the sentence. present." tram. look dull, hounded to were I a pet goose. times out introduced is Often He was at acbe for the excellent work he had is Mick. myself until I ly so interesting. I ceived a greater welcome infinitely ter lies about a year ago, no doubt will the £1/1-; W. Glasheen, £1/1-; M. Carr, big shopping pony his name and an lady at a party. theWhen Dr. Mannix in London. complished during his short stay ina £1/1/: E. Doherty, 11/1/-; P. Doride in them when tothehear the "con- in the bush at present.him Father beside themselves with joy eat "e" or Prince of Wales, or in so young about The district being gathered by honour done to their highly placed the idstrict. one than "Galloper" Smiththis been great days are on, just whispers, and to has promised to bring with father put the question have will wouldn't As herty, £1/1/-; M. Connor, £1; M. and take riding bright compatriot-"I don't think." :t she flushed angrily is large one it has beets most remarkfidentials" in loud Sir Auckland Geddes. We O'Connor, £1; J. O'So many that I can go out for this time, the Argusenterprising, me "i" too, by the Moher, £1; M. speak the whole evning. Could you please send get a bit of information. It is as a manifestation of sympathy The winning numbers of the art able the energy displayed many again. that newspaper. Connor, £1; J. Regan, £1; J. Naughtrams and name?" in try resolute her and of ride will all I was with the Rev. Father in visiting so learned, "What card, and connection correspondents in held reasonable, different people a of tuition collecting army £1; Bill Carr, £1. a an -Hill." J. Connuly, moving was with £1: ton, of it Aunt a sort charged with polite the outback places. "I found out later help the "wee ones." A letter from Am- All Nations' Cardival-the trams have become find man, who had beenwas J. Sullivan, the new de- collect tothis undoubted- over the world. ad- J. Daly, Bulong, £1; e a is all the news for this is followed by one name for our late bazaar-included Father Hart, in an eloquent kind pictures to me offences of which he week Costello, £1; M. Bessie, M. very one £1: Hill, erica Brown fares the in Govetnorair The in their welcome embrace the names dress, thanked all for the The new from want of week. for love next die innocent. With vice for increasing the will ly D. Liston. £1; few time. man London Coffey, a T. for A from £1; city, and of sleep In General of the Commonwealth, Lord give three of Mr. P. Lynch, Mr. A. Brown, and wishes, especially the children, for Dillon, convenient in thesee EILEEN POSTANS. five minutes, for want John Cawley, £1; W. Whyte, and hear much in a Forster, has given testimony to this London correspondents to describing ltfr. W. Simpson. These gentlemen whom, be it noted, like our excel- £1; want of water varypence one may column for a Miss N. of 10/6; condays, Donovan, dear quarters D. ten 10/6; tram my The English reDr. Mannix, congratulated; they are lent Bishop, he has a special You are very welcome, want of food atcircum- by saying how pleased the of human nature. delightful study 10/6; H. Quirke, 10/6; N. un- three world -figures, viz.,of eight years are hereby and I'm really week, and fordependent on Father Hart is leaving for Donovan, ductor, I think, is a --that is when Eileen, to our Corner, people were at the "unwavering, gard. "all honourable men." chess progidy 10/6; Hackett, J. in per'ods, Polish a 10/6: M. ing Mannix, friend little a the Australian parish, tenses the new have asleep mind a in moods and Three Springs, to open divided loyalty of Have you made up your When one falls to pleased to and a famous horse breeder. stances. Montagu, 10/6; M. Hogan, 10/8: 1 hope to keep you war." (Mr. of age, the the spell is: The chess - about Esperance? Esperance is and, in wishing him well, we also con P. be gets to know his importance how Hope Valley. The last two are praised. 10/-; Bridget LearniJ. Fitzgerald, And for ever so order of surrender tohearing, touch. people during nieces public. Catholittle said my note.) "is holidays, Springs summer Three please told, the travelling for the the we are Hughes, simply "it" gratulate cou- sight, taste, smell, han, 10/-; T. Costello, 10/-: J. Daly, can be to the amongst corres- playing youth, lightest and I'm sure your Corner and cheerful disBut the Argus American to the motto for goldfields people lics in securing such an eloquent, 101.; T. Brown, 10/s; M. Buzzacco, nice some of them am The sense of touch is theawakened, to the long, will say to he of a brighthorse-breeder, who and be just as pleased as Imust young, and how indifferent pondent has written backlittle should be: energetic pastor. The and most easily oc- sins position." sleeper You 10/-; P. O'Halloran, 10/-; T. Conway, several on imcompany. while marked caused man "a die, have your I Mannix sight, we learn, I will see before old; I to have that Dr. about then hearing, then The Rev. Fr. Flavahan is being 10/-; J. Moncton, 10/-; P. Naughton, the United has just died, was, He was also very "And But shopping day, when often and tell me more casions. and smell waken last. pression in the people of The palms and temples of the placed in charge of this parish, and 10/-; T. Coffey, 10/-; R. Field, 10/-: having their write forgotten," is of many parts." An emu and a goat is sluggard taste being Eng'and, is in pets. "He your the bargain huntersis are south." States. popular rich, and very being so well known in the diocese M. Griffin, 10/-; M. Fitzgerald, 10/-: my pet day for a strange double. Do they ever phrase; another is, "a spec it by occasional outing, enjoy AmericaT Then, But the worst of it is they have we greet him as ass old friend and Pat. Callaghan, 10/-; R. O'Reilly, and them im'the Scotch bagpipe players were one size, and do they dine Minister of Australia as France, horse-breeder, no temples in Esperance. tram rides, and Ito see the smiling quarrel aboutI hope father kept his breaking the atmosphere into thou. the Prime strange to note in a fond wish him a hearty welcome. 10/-; T. Griffin, 10/-; F. Guerin, 10/-; the against doing horses taken still of are step latest the prohibitionists mensely. I love the comments on together? to The was passionately E. Conway, 10/-; H. Mannix, 10/-; sands of fragments with their instru- prelate revived- a momentary mem- "he and that you havehis been faces and to hear "besides be'rig their best, but it is not a fact that promise indeed, ": types ridall inflecof J. Merchant, 10/-; M. Curtin, 10/-; on him he calls a what he and ments: states horses, "pull," accompany then long He "A to is prices and the multifarious ory." trotting motto able their walkhis for keep But afraid pipers famous Messrs. Smith 13. Doyle, 10/-: Kyran Power, 10/-; be while "horrid." I'd those do prick Carrigg, But We A. and "Why fact." together." coaching a "pull' and tions of the word that his for strong "pull," ask- an "outstanding noted is ing excursions. play?" also -he being they was as Cusack F. Walton, 5/-; J. McIntyre, 5/-' everyone Mick (Mr. down on. on is goes and he McKenzie as and me up what amuses up our cars to listen, They- are signing names wholesale And so on, and so on. it ing J. bar- to trust you alone then ed one stranger of another. is pass- to local option petitions, etc. They absent) upheld the honour of the P. Bannon, 5/-; T. Newby, 5/-; Roof his'trip he was horses." satisfied they have captured "agood- might toss you off, and none of these encomia Mannix. the peevish "In the whore But -perwas Lynch, 5/-; D. Byrne, 5/-; T. Eileen" gracious know," Natives. Catholic -but of Australian don't than dear care "I the my "good-bye, mightier of pen is gain, the out that never Archbishop would be believe hardpoor them upon asking keep the 5/-; Harry to ed are makes opened it berts, 5/.;. J. Simpson Kinnane, they (cf. better H. W. it Mr. answer. "unless accede to the sword. ness, what a price churchmen of Irish derivation" haps fittlicr thinksuntil He was good enough topose a brilliant 5/-; J. F. Carter, 5/-; Dan little Eileen's er to hit." for the for this and for that: it's simply Archbiskop Mundelein, of Chicago). Last Wednesday was "der tag" case for the C.Y.M.S. in He dealt Carroll, he should Mick in the bush Brown, 5/-; A Friend. 5/.; J. J. facts are, "No requests that I've put a limit to mya hands are stronger and able to consays the over at Kalgoorlie Oval. There is and effective speech. horrid." outstanding "This,' Further a saddle to for card, cinematograph. a to trying the respect Duggan, M. Mead, 5/-; P. J. I will send A negro was shopping, and I'm waiting that granted him an honour "is what those no doubt about it, the C.B.C. people with the subject, with system, the Hackett, 5/-; make trol pony Mick. 5/-' Miss K. Whyte, 10/-: to you for fractious mule, when a bystander official of Argus sleuth -reporter, describe as know all that is to be known about evils of the present "fall" in prices. I don'tofeven was other than an American best and I shall be grateful him kick ever shop know the mule who the for itself, 5/..-£104/14/.. that Marks, do Mrs. socialism that round can wealth, Let running a sports meeting. The sources of my usual weekly ev little that you often, Eileen, asked: "Does Irish descent"; "every audience me ena piece of characteristicofvanity." Write you, Sam?" his "height physicque and endurance of our and its main objects. Under capi- Per Mr. P. J. Russell (Kalseierlie): windows, because they makewindows he addressed was composed virtual"wee ones." then, be said 'No, suh, but he sometimes kicks ly exclusively of Irish -Americans:" nothing, neglect goldfields boys is seen at its best on talism, art and science went unpat- Messrs. Fells, £1; Londen, £1; vious. The dainties in thetruly, the dear, to your loving, disposition;" cheerful and hon- Ian, £1; P. Hughes, £1; P. SnaRk. but BESSY. been.", AUNT United where I'se jes' are as bright as ever, "his journey through the such occasions as the C.B.C. sports. ronised, liberty was curtailed, attainments and his popularity sinfor, poverty £1; P. Doherty, £1; P. Edwards, £1; prices are sinful -yes, positively States was a march of triumph, but his is passionately fond of If there were any Eastern visitors esty was apologised got "he "I've long how Possibly breakfast) to Roach, £1; S. Downes, £2; J. 0" statistics (at quoted wondering He am Hubble -American been abounded. a lover at the sports they must have ful, and I it was made so by Irish Kukerin, horses": perhaps he is only enforce his view of the unjust dis- Keefe, 10/-; Bolger, £1; M. Gleason, accoin. a bad head this morning." they shall continue to be sins.out So I do Catholics." of his fellow -creatures, an with his "impressed." Via Wagin, 27/9/20. dear. of sorry, Austrain "I'm even wealth of word tribution Wife: generalities great I gather a fund of amusement Argus the is the £1; Cambell, 16/-: Mrs. Cambell, 5/-; So far as these in keeping "Impressed" is The Dear Aunty Bessy,-This the with our visitors. you'll he able to shake it off." are true, they give us another ex- plishment more The Racecourse lia, and gave the reasons for it. He Messrs. C. A: Ross, £1/1/-.*_ J. Bergin, the penny section tram rides. It matters not, isin "charWed- first time I have written to you, and hope dignity. told and is, wealth at being what reservoir defined attempt the Agricultural Show opened on many a clumsy He theta, your of 10/-; N. Loughrey, 10/a L. O'Brien, of ample "impresses" one this charge. Park where it came from, and where it £1/1/-; G. G. Hunter, 10/-; D. Hill, "What time does the last car run nesday, but I haven't noticed had a I would like to Ibecome Some months ago, in face of Again, "the "impresses" them, Victoria crushing. vain." have read the Re- from nieces. here to town?" inquired the trying to discredit the success of acteristicallyhas been so obviously "impresses" them. Somebody give went. He -went on to give a mas- 10/-; M. Coughlan, VW,. B. Fahey. many new faces in the city. We I last at and on cord for many years, Archbishop and its £1; F. Linkie, 10/--.J. McGuirk, 10/-; very dusty, unpleasant day the In other words us a new word to advertise in the terly exposition of socialism to you. I stranger. it's like this, sir," explained the St. Patrick's Day celebrations. playing for effect." better half regretted have managed to write than to Melbourne Argus, so that visitors principles, and defended it from J. McNeughton, 10/-; J. C. Cleary, Tuesday, and Argus said that the Victoria the am in the Fourth Standard and 11 the"Well, "they used to run the in it he desired nothing revolutionall being part its the charges of suburbanite, took "impressed" winter was gone. We blame who fleet. getting Britisn be winners not McGowan, 10/-: McGowan and Kukern Cross the need by I go to the Socialists 8/-; ary and anti -religious. years old. winter for many unpleasant things, the last car at one o'clock, but they had allowed themselves to be "dup- be captured it is good the time. Co., £1; Foley, 10/-; N. Boole'', 5/-; When we tire of this, in its trail, State School, -as there is no other. last car now." of wanted the machinery of production Tierney, 3/-: J. Ryan, 5/-: A. Gil of ant' then pointrun Communion but it never has dust sweepings don't Archbishop versatility general The two last the The saw ed." to I again of In one of the Records to turn sight to belong to the people, to be work- ford, 5/.; J. Karaganich, 10/.; J. and we never get the What a news- the Children of Mary was a thing ed out that such a statementto wes I letters to you from two little girls the a horse -breeder. an insult ed by the people, for the benefit cot Carey, 10/-; P. Forlong, 5/-; J. the street flung into ourtofaces. "Hold on!" shouted the corpulent -F. J. C. for the angels. It is a happy be with who were my school playmates at matron in the big skyscraper. "I nothing less ofthan a branch the people, and in consequence the Hayes, 10/-, M. Murray, £1; L. B. of the bravest paper! should very much like such have some to parish a Phyllis for intelligence are Subiaco. Theis names send me a want you to take me and my six soldiers in Australia. In the preassociation. my little country nieces and nep policy of socialism was both possible Bartlett, admirable the of this 10/-; A. Bartlett, "What did Noah live on, when Rita Troy. Please the top floor." hews just now roaming amongst the provi- Father Donogher is to be congratu- and necessary. 5/-; W. case. the Argus writer is trying 4/6; T. McCarthy, do my children tolady," the and o! Flood had subsided and his chuckled the ele- sent de"march collecting card, and I arewill flower patches and enjoying you Mannix's important Mr. F. Smith, in leading the Liscornbe, 2/-; S. Mason, 10/-; Mrs, "Sorry, this Dr. the having on discredit to lated many asked exhausted?" it." were do in can't sions the I in comparilively succeeds a "but fresh air of the hills. I hope the best for you. Therehere, not drew boy, only side, A.N.A. he organisation but all vator class. tail of parochial Wm. Wallace, 5/-; P. J. Joyce, 10/-: triumph," her but of teacher of -school delights about the not?" the Sunday Soare all enjoying Catholics "Can't do it? Why girl, capable and enthusiastic hands of son between the position of the lett paying a magnificent tribute to J. O'Connor, 10/-; E. Blythesa, £1; "I know," squeaked a little same, it may be littleI e 11 bright spring weather-take full adcialists and that of a small boy "Because I'm too young to raise power and influence of Irish Amery of St. John of God. Leamy, 10/-; Mrs. K. Sayer,, the the Well, Aunt Bessie. What after the others had giventheup.teach- the Sisters vantage of them, and make great. looking through a shop window at 10/-; J. Egan, £1; P. Byrne, 10/-; a family." in the United States. and cans Love inquired of close. a remains -what?" to put "Well my leter be most you can of what The socialists McDermott, 10/-; J. Marterson, 10/-; bring can v. A.N.A. inside. dainties the C.Y.M.S. interpretation other Debate: forgetting the season, for I'm assured we are kisses to all, and not niece, "This isn't my spring suit," said upon words which acknowledge that er. were idealists, and as long as the M. McNamara. 10/.; D. Maher, 10/Your loving "Dry land!" going to hAve a scorching summer. yourself. Hawkins to the pawnbroker. "This "Irish -American Catholics" can orA most pleasant and interesting passions dominated human desires, R. Foran, 10/-; D. Mannix, 10/.: DIRT. numI havenThad as many letters as I large a. -dozen sizes smaller than ganise "a march of triumph" "from MOLLIIE a half by is spent socialism was incompatible, undesir- O'Grady, £1: M. Warham, 10/-; J. was much evening Mrs. Musicus: Did you have There were expected during the past week, and congratu- mine" moment he stepped on to the of the Catholic Young Men at able and impossible. £1; Herman, 11/1/-: Key Well, my dear Mollie, first replied the the he trouble in learning to sing so beau- ber 30th, two classes of men -capitalists Killeen, I hope my dear children will remistaken," until are September letter "You Francisco on San Hall in dock A.N.A. your the 5/-; Smith, 5/-; Roberts, 5/-: that late yourself suit, placed foot on the deck of the Bal- tifully?" your is beHe trac- M. McLaughlin, "This debate member that we are approaching capitalists. the you of would-be and pawnbroker. that and occasion 5/-; Schehan, 6/-: especially on the "Yes; is a very welcome one, Frankly: that Miss long so in 'soak' quescapitalism of Christmas, and I want every place been The I development ed the but it has tic"? tween the two societies. P. J. Russell, £2121-; J. Dillon, £K/2-; amongst my dear nieces. neighbours." in the Corner filled during the next are now from natural sources since the ear- Book, /3/3/-; Sweeney, £1; O'Leary, This letter from America gets fun- with the tion at issue was the oft -discussed pleased to have a little it has shrunk." the result how few weeks, so that our circle shall am reallyfriend concluding final showed Its He and the on. times. liest me, to goes nier as it to write theme of Socialism, 10/-; Father Donogher, £111-; J. be as complete as possible during Kukerin great The Smiling One: "Headache, eh? point is one that could surely be MANNION & CRUSE being in favour of the Young Men, attempt of an American, Mr. Payne, O'Connor, 10/Less printing, 10/6. hoping to get a Boy- had failed, and laid particular stress Total, £51 4s. the happy season. I miss many of I am now whenever I have a headache imagined by no one else but an ArThe Goldfields Undertakers and by 95 to 84 per cent. Mr.of R. letters from her in the Hugh,right wife my kiss opand was the dear old familiars-the clubbies many niceI am "The home arbitrareads: socialism It that Phyllis go duties the idea I on gus-trained mind. Funeral Furnishers. sure Rita and len discharged the Per _Mr. Dan. Sheedy, M. O'Neill, Under have evidently left me along with future. conducive to the posed to human nature. to read your letters. and feel happy." "Say, what's your steps taken by the British GovernHANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE, tor in a manner my memories, and my new friends will be pleased his socialitmn good and bad labourers Oroya-st., £1/1/- D. Sheedy, 61/1/-: T'other One: read theirs. ment relative to the Archbishop -- 18 and satisfaction of all concerned, be glad -ST., BOULDER. BURT 9 P. Langan, £1/1/-: J. Allen, 11/1/.; are spasmodic in their attentions. I and you will of general remuneraI -have, the .111, with what? address?" would receive received (neatly put, part of verdict beingThe St. Joseph's, at Al- That's the sort of companionship wonder why? Funerals conducted in any Charges large assembly in tion, unproductive workers would J. Campbell, K-nt-st., 11/1/-; Mrs. to my course, revived sporadically that inapproval. wished the Corner to supply notice. Kent-st., £1/1/-: T. Cr Campbell, shortest bany, should try to replace the good at cause, would dishis State the be or the to inventors himself and sending in testimony not starve, full am terest, I bore St. nieces and nephews. of Artifi. the hall Dea, £1/I.; D. Scullin, £1; P. Dwfriends that have grown up. The couraged. A M=AT PICTURE. but in the movement of the ma- moderate. A consignment of the debaters. you may not just landed (the first reputations Joseph's, Northam, was very active you a card. getThough the yer, £1; M. Clancy, £1; Jerry Coffey, Wreaths brought contrasted been cial Fels represented "wee has E. T. that Mr. the ably were chinery for Men much Young the war. a little while ago, but perhaps the be able to and co- £1, J. Cunningham, £1; T. McGee, against him. This is how the sit- since the outbreak of by Messrs. W. H. Simpson, E. Fels, workings of competition assured, my dear Mollie, wild flowers have distracted them. ones," be little "The Victim." operation. The evils of the former £1; T. Dillon, 21; R. Shea, White uation stands at present." Think Kalgoorlie Tel. 337. Boulder TeL 196. you may be able to My Bunbury friends are not so at- whatever and Hope, £1; J. Counihan, £1; Tim Grifadulteration, the underselling, and were welcome, very £1; Griffin, Phil tentive to me as they once were, get will be will £1; exdessive advertising, all of whiih fin, be pleased. Thank At the Theatre Royal. and all aroun.1 I notice a slackening "wee ones" for Daly, £1; M. M. Gam the consumer. James for by kisses be paid had to and love the dear, more than that Clifford, D. Murphy, 10/-: £1; in my nieces and nephews' efforts. you, estimated these P. is of /I; It effects the your demonstrated and He attend tree Muray, 10/-: Surely I haven't grown too old. I'm you send the "wee ones" and showed how co-operation would W. O'Malley, 10/-; P.Coffey, AUNT BESSY. one million Catholics 10/-; C. afraid I'll have to ask St. Joseph to loving, M. Maxwell, 10/-; D. motion picturets daily throughout work. whisper his dear children in behalf the world. From this rough esti. Mr. McKenzie attacked Mr. Simp- Kermeally, 10/-; M. Coffey, 10/-;__ P. understand 10/6. Coffey, readily' 10/-; Pat. of their loving, 27/9/20. will was semi., Taafe, mate you son for stating that socialism Kukerin,. E. Wagin, like to what a great power for good the He main- Mrs. Sheridan, 10/-: P. Brennan, AUNT BESSY. a product of humanity. Dear Aunt Bessy,-I would I photoplay. the M. Kinsella, in 10/-: nieces. Nolan, 10/-; J. many possesses socialistic was world your of that Germany tained become one The Catholic Societies of New and had perpetrated the most fright- 10/-; L. Haughnay (Tryingle G.M.), am ten years old, and in the Third by I like school very York City have realised tnis ful outrages against socialism and I0/-; R. McNenarnin (White Hopei, Standard. AUNT BEASTS GOT. AssociaArt Kuin Catholic living the forming Socialism is selfish, 10/-; James Rourke,10/-: M. Rourke humanity. much. We have been is the tion for the express purpose of pre M. Hallinan, and beneath the exterior of its ad- 5/-; C. O'Connor, 5/-; Melbourne Friend sends 10/- for kerin twelve months, and this more to atpictures ever Men 5/-; M. Williams, 5/-: J. Kennedy, have feature I Thanks, clueing the egoist. find vocate you first State School Aunt Bessy's Cot Fund. doctrines of the the wealth, and 5/-; J. Giles, 5/-; M. Purcell, 5/-; T. produce I have a dear little kit- clearly expound theDuring ability of good friend, donation appreciated. tended. past the I hear you Catholic Faith. socialism gives no incentive to la- Tobin, 5/-; A. McDonald, b/-; M. ten named Brownie. two years they have produced three On the contrary it signifies Hayes, 5/-; P. Taafe, jun, 5/-; M. bour. have a cat named Tabby. I am There are subjects each dealing with a differNorth Fremantle. very fond of animals. confiscation, and would lead to the McDonald, 5/-; S. Coffey, 5/-; 5, The asBrownie Catholicism. us. of with phase ent living of friendly societies, trade Tennyson, 5/.. C. O'Hea, 5/-; Miss weeks cats abolition five Dear Aunt Bessy,-Two One day he sociation makes its appeal to its unions, etc., the destruction of com- Cavanagh, 5/-;- J. Cosgrove, 5/7; P. ago I saw a letter in the Record follows me to school. go home. own people, its not a busy puritan not would and and the introduction of Leahy, 5/-; J. Lynch, 5/-; J. Pilkingbe, goes petition, he As followed you. to King Gay from out on a chair just now. trying to legislate all pleasure ton, 5/-; Mrs. Tennant, 4/-; F. Faybureaucracy. to the same school as I do, and is He is asleep for the present. of the existence of the followers of Carrigg explained thor- zey, 2/6; M. Wilson, 2/6; Friend, A. Mr. not half so good looking as I am, I will saythegood-bye as the Pictures -and Tabby, and and ones" meant, religions "wee 2/6; J. Farrell, 2/8; P. Rowe, 2/6; other what socialism to would oughly you Love perhaps I thought that -From your produced are made under the perdenied Mr. Smith's assertion that J. O'Neill, 2/6: W. Murphy, 2/6; P. like to have me for a nephew. If not forgetting yourself. JEAN BIRT. is unchangeable. On Kelly, 2/6; Mrs. Treffene, 2/-: T. sonal supervision of a representa-is nature human you came to Fremantle, Aunt Bessy, new niece, the reverse, it could be altered. It Walsh, 2/-; D. Geoghegan, 2/-; M. have just finish- tive body of priests,thepermission I will give you a ride on one of our My dear Jean, U.S.A. that throughout was not the same in any two per Treacy, 2/-; John Giles, 5/ -lorries; I'm sure you would not fall ed reading Mollie's letter, and I am granted to aid the assoused be pulpit you the Why were children kept Boyle, 10/-; John Burke, down eons. bazaar from a one having We are off. very pleased to get such producWhy were Gleeson, 10/-; J. Downes, 5/-: Jack from bad company? here, and I invite you to come down also. You are very welcome to the ciation in exploiting 1 confined to homes? Hu- Gregory, 5/-; W. McDonald, 5/..drunkards and get your pockets picked. You Corner, and I am delighted to have tion. been recently have could be £38/9/6. King Arrangements therefore Gay pity nature, that a man It's see, now, Aunt Bessy, you for a little niece. to preSocialism would be a in made with this association changed. is not the only journalist in North there isn't a Convent School Per J. Dillon: Mr. P. Scales. Kalproductions and goorlie, improvement, tremendous Love to yourself and Kukerin. Wagin, of course, is too sent the first ofIt their Fremantle. £1; Mr. Teehan, 10s; Mr. is entitled "The would really mean the emancipa- James Curran, £2: Mr. W. J. Sullithe "wee ones." -Your would be far away, so you must do the bestI in this city. a of story the reveals The classes. working Victim," and of the tion nephew, you can under the circumstances. Mr. Pat Smith, £1 Is. van, 10s; priest who was prepared to sacrifice leaders then summed up the arguam glad to know that you are fond Per C.S. Parnell, IN.F., KalgoorKEVIN HERRON. court like his life rather than divulge in confer. tnents for their respective sides, and lie: Mr. T. Ryan, Papua, £9. so am I-but I animals, of the in replied to the allegations of their Kevin, dear, I am delighted to them small. Tabby is very lazy. what he had learned vital Catholic Grand Goldfields total to date, adversaries, whereupon the debate £200 have you for my nephew. Your I'll have to pension hint off. I hope sional, teaching a drama 18s 6d. so human that the five cats live on good terms truth enacted as a closed. letter is so frank and charming only be forgotten. Mr. John Cawley, writing a coverI am sure Gay King is not the Fre- with themselves. Some people say that it can never of life actual to the Right Rev. MonNorth story letter at a ing is and beach the This on pebble are very disagreeable, J. W. SHEEHAN of love, delegend that catslive signor Veiling, V.G., when forward mantle. Do you know the If very long together. depiction of riendship, ORDINARY PRICE OF A triumph, that £7 17s 6d REPRESENTS THE list, said: "It is not you cannot seems and THE above the ing sacrifice, mem. votion, BUTCHER, BEEF PRIME of the good St. Kevin? respectable MAGNIa MEANS Brownie it has yet as much as we anticipated, nor as "MASTIFF" READY-TO-WEAR SUIT, WHICH don't, perhaps (I am supposing you ber of the society with some ambi- transcends any portrayal Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. much as we would like to have sent, FICENT VALUE AT THAT PRICK. often to me, been a privilege to witness. to chilgo to the Christian Brothers' School write must 488. You Telephone tion. of but we hope that little as it is, it It is a wonderful lesson -all ambitious boyswilldo) tellsomeyou. and give me all the news of the Maritana Street, Picadilly. innocence has will help to buy a few nails for the OF 15 PER the good Brothers and what you can get dren whose childish worldnot St. playground, THE £1 3s. 7d. REPRESENTS THE CASH DISCOUNT OUR MEN'S Telephone 474. coffin containing the dishonoured Anyhow, you re Kevin, I like reading and get- never known the bitterness ofto the it. of out THROUGH ALLOWING your ARE for inspiration WE -an grateful remains of English misrule in Ireyou, WHICH I'm sorrow ly and Thank CENT., Kevin, ting information. daily face to DEPARTMENTS. land." invitation to ride on "one of our lor- dear, for the love you send the young people, who are a glowJAMES SHEAHAN (That grand old Irish spirit! I'll 'accept it conditionally "wee ones," Tabby, and your loving, face with life's stern realities, ries." GENERAL STOREKEEPER. me company, and Ed.) ing reminder to the old folks, who -you must keepfall AUNT BESSY. TO -DAY'S PRICE FOR A "MASREPRESENTS 11d. MERCHANT.. 13s. £6 shadows SPIRIT THE never and & I've .WINE off. ARE have seen the lights see that I don't SUITS THESE BARGAIN! TIFF" SUIT. IT IS A MIGHTY of this temporal earthly existence. Plesse,street, Boulder, ridden on a lorry, but I'm sure I THEY ARE CUT Jarradale, 26/9/20. It is a picture that will make betFor Choicest Quality Only. Call and THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. could sit on one if I tried, especially AVAILABLE IN A NICE RANGE OF TWEEDSARE MADE RIGHT of THEY STAFF. our Underground Dairy Dear Aunt Bessy,-I am glad you ter Catholics and will render them Inspect under the protecting influence I'll CUTTING EXPERT BY OUR P. J. RUSSELL were pleased with the 16/- I collect- stronger for life's conflict. Produce Department. my dear Kevin and Gay, who, THROUGH OUR MEN'S DEPARTMENTS. a rap ed and sent to you last week. I Realising how great an influence venture to say, doesn't care The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, him. All saw my name in the RECORD last this production is destined to playthat your beauty excelswhen Ties, Underwear, &c INTO OUR STORE, God's Friday, and I was very pleased ing in driving home vital truths PELLEW'S BOULDER boys are good looking YOU CAN WALK SHABBILY DRESSED MINUTES TEN SUITS, also HANNAN ST., KALGOORLIE MEN'S lights are in -their eyes-beauty is with it. We are having very hota to the Catholics throughout AusGO OUT IN A "MASTIFF," and BOY'S For YOU IF BUT summer's weather up here. We are having tralia, a special private exhibition -"WE DIDN'T KNOW (Opposite Post Office). only skin deep, and a HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. LgTER, YOUR FRIENDS WILL SAY: the children's fancy dress ball on the has already been given to a represenclay on North Beach or on MEASURED FOR A SUIT." off 8th of next month, and I hope it will tative gathering of priests of the YOU WERE BEING SPECIALLY e gout* Beach will take the veneer dear, be a success. Then there are the metropolitan area, whose full approthe prettiest face. So, Kevin, strong on beauty. show sports too. I think they will val and encouragement were unhesi*te't bank too I tatingly given. They speak highly be the 25th of next month, also 5eime people say that I am beautigoing to a football match to -day of the picture and give it their fill, but I always smile, and I wonthey am and I will be able to tell hearty commendation.-Advt. (Sunday), der do they really mean what your you who won the game when I coma The Three B's mean say. I shall come down to much Mundijong is playing Jar bazaar, which I have read soKevin, back. of in the RECORD-but, randale up at Jarrandale, and the Are you in the children fancy dress to hear latter won, I ant pleased to say. ball? If so tell me what you are you'll perhaps be surprised be pick- Well, Aunt Bessy, I must close this going to represent to notice you that I haven't a gpcket St. ..Isons to Pockets are dot of the fashiona letter now, hoping you are enjoying anticipate a round of pleasure, and, carries you are deloving only ladies, one -Your young health when Whose of most like the best alga days rt,50/2 Cr u.0 Conwas DOROTHY KELLY. ief, and that is more lighted. I Suppose Mundijong niece, beating not at disappointed ely Carried in a Dorothy bag. very Dorothy, I am glad, my dear You Jarrandale. I hope you will have I am very pleated to welcome re - that you were so pleased at seeing to be disappointed with to our Corner,. and I hope you'll RECORD. I am no reason and I shall your name in the that the show sports the ball, 'n with us., Be assured not surprised that you are getting Thanks, dear, .will be a success. have riot forget --to, remember whatis the Jarrandale-we at hot weather ex -Your loving, health g'ood in sear is run: for, and what I'm some for mi!teqi been having it rather BESSY. AUNT b, Kevin, dear, frorp and sultry. AUNT BESSY. lia?s now, hot, diary .9. of
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THE W.A. RECORD. SATURDAY., OCTOBER 9, 1920 ATHLETICS
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JUNIOR Care of the Blind Pavilion, served in the Members' On Saturday last the Juniors were and during the day the Clontarf Orthe phanage Band will supply the musifor again hard at practice A correspondent writes: sports, and great general improve- cal portion of the programme. It On Wednesday, 8th of September ment was shown, the times in the is to be hoped that all interested in last, a conference of delegates from shorter events being much faster the College will be present. Invi- the various organisations around than usual. Throwing the cricket' tations have been sent out,to every Perth was opened by Lady Newdeball, the first event, resulted in ses, "old availwas address boy" whose gate in St. Andrew's Hall to help in 31f by throws, and was won to eral good teams matches had shown the have been bettering the condition of our blindsome doubt no but able. 34 FOOTBALL and even. The Berry, with Hennessy and McGuin- inadvertently passed over, and to ed fellow citizens, The Mayor (Mr. be well picked and third places. A ness in second certain felt however, Country team, those the Christian Brothers and Lathlain) presided. Archbishop (By "WATTLE.") of victory on a dry ground. and so noticeable improvement is also to THE Riley also occupied a seat on the committee, through Perth, 9.8 (62 points), defeated their hopes were high on Wednes- be seen in the stride and "drag" cif sports RECORD, extend a cordial invita- platform, while Father Moss repreat the hurentering for most of those East Perth, 9.6 (60 points). the for chosen how sented His Grace Archbishop Clone. day, 23rd., the day be present, and see heats tion to As usual, numerous The final game of the season took final. The wind was blowing at an dles. their successors are keeping up the Amongst the delegates were two 35 very there were some and were run, the. and field, the on across for Ground angle College W.A.C.A. the by place on the from the Society of St. Vincent de Among those giving good name held close finishes. Sir Paul, which has for some five or six Saturday last, when Perth met East Town captain got the most favourHis_ Excellency past. impression of being likely to be years Perth, with the result set out above. ed direction for the first quarter. al- the Francis Newdigate and Very Rev. years taken an active part in the day" were Jeffs, L. "the placed on the toss. win didn't he only though informed Braille writing. At the conference East Perth, for reasons known Monsignor Verling have The match opened well, with a Phillips, and Livesley. to themselves, did not field a full the committee of their intentions one could not help being struck by The mile was much faster than to team of their own club members, slight struggle at centre in favour previous be present. Calico CAMISOLES. some trimmed with A Bargain in Ladies' the apathy- of our Catholic people being the finish also races, the P. McCabe, but drew on South Fremantle for J. of the townites. lase; others with self frills, good quality, waist sizes 26 to 30 inches. in regard to the welfare of the blind, Newby broke the tape, with and H. Campbell, Subiaco for P. Country centre half -back, support- close. Special Price, 1/11. as not one representative Catholic RACING. and Livesley close behind Campbell sent -back, wing half for by the left ed Fremantle East Rodriguez, and with Ladies' Stockinette BLOOMERS, in Pale Pink and White, layman was present. Surely there The contestants in the sack V. Carlson. The two first mention- the ball quickly to the country for- him. elastic at waist and knee: good value. Special Price, 5/11. some amongst our people who are gradually becoming more commence are The W.A.T.A. will ed were prominent throughout, and wards along the left wing. No use race with eels A Table of Ladies' Calico NIGHTDRESSES, trimmed could have afforded the time to be of in the difficult art accomplished leads, the of the frequent till goals was made nine round accounted for six of the frills; good quality. Special Price, 6/11. at some of the sittings. still their continuous -racing, but there were The present Carnival to -night. scored by East Perth. This sea- however, and the struggle confined sack A Table of Ladies' White Calico UNDERSKIRTS, deep flounce, is not given to every man to laughable spills on Saturday. Christmas with the admir- beIt master together spell, son's premiers also found places for itself to the wing. Although sup- some slight edged with lace; good value. Special Price, 5/11. of his own time, and easy to pick out any much able advertisement trotting got at Perth, unlike the ported by the wind, the Town did It is notthan several juniors. A Table of Ladies' Good KNICKERS, in Madop. and Calico; some the ruck in this event, the Royal Show, indicates a splen- those who are should remember double blues, decided to field only not succeed in scoring, while the better of these slightly soiled, marked up to 7/11 and 8/11. To Clear, Spethat they owe a debt of gratitude to Young seem to Berry, and but Jeffs, About raising in wet. succeeded or promising Countryites fine members, and its own did attendance cial Price, 3/11. God for having made them their the ground with cover able to be in juniors. For this reason the sym- the twin flags, besides scoring sev130 horses will face the starter Infants' Creme Honeycomb Wool SHAWLS, medium size, old more ease than most of the others. the seven events, and some great own masters, and that they are in pathies of the crowd were always eral minors. value. Special Price, 9/11. bound to repay that debt by To give the younger sportsmen a Admission is fis duty The second quarter opened in favis asured. with the red and blacks, and when lending a hand now and then to chance, a juvenile sack race and sport the grandstand for gentlemen. help all their less fortunate fellows. they finally prevailed over the our of the Countryites, but as is 75 yards handicap were held, and to Trams will As usual, the duty devolved unladies. for 2/3 "Combineds" there was great cheer- generally the case with these and upon the most interesting leave every minute from Barrack ing that showed strongly how the lucky people, the wind turned again- proved two ofafternoon. women, and be it to their credit Murray -streets. The first event our public disapproved of East Perth's st them and favoured the Town- events of thein a bunch withTheK. sack they are always ready and willing Mc- and race ended p.m. favour7.22 struggle became at ites. The start at the to action. Actual cash taken to do what they can to help the Campbell is timed C. UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS. gate amounted to £95, but, - of able to the Townites for a while, Evoy, Brady, and but as they work in a in that course, many tickets were handed but there was too much ruck play. slightly ahead of the others On Wednesday afternon the ap- afflicted, quiet unobtrusive way they are Wellington and Murray Streets, Perth. very well was 75 yards The order. M. Ewing, D. J. lose heart by out, and the amount represented by The Countryites didn't peals lodged not given to coming forward promiC. close. very finished these would considerably swell the for a moment, and these "wiry ones" run, and Richter, and A. F. Pippen against nently in a public gathering of this leading well up tc the the disqualifications imposed on proceeds, which went to the Perth soon forced the play into their quar- Campbell was and J. McEvoy them by the stewards were heard kind, and here it is that men should Binghy Club. Now it is safe tc ter and scored the maximum. The tape, when Henshaw God Henshaw him, and board. J. D. Ewing'a shoulder the responsibility. appeal the say, that East Perth Club, by its kicking was poor and by no means forged past by not give the commandments to the up to the mark, but there was a broke the tape with the other two appeal was unheld, but both M. did peculiar actions, influenced Rope and Hand women only; for men, they are also him. close behind apand A. F. Pippen's "gate" adversely to anything be- decided improvement on the first on Richter's and men should exercise a little unThe sports will commence ' peals were dismissed. tween £50 and £100. Instead of match of the competition, when the the selfishness and sometimes. afternoon, Wednesday scores on one side included, 14 entering into the spirit of the HEALY, KM., INDICTS One thing which is very badly TIM Abbott, roving for the sportsmen are discussing nothing The West Australian let itself go thing, seeing that the proceeds of points. BRITISH GOVERNMENT IN their own and every in commenting on the trotting needed is a rest room in the city, the match were for so deserving a Townites, was by no means up to else except chances IRELAND. Everybody nowadays knows something about electricity; yet the various for where blind people may wait while else's In body Show. Royal the at exhibits cause,it appears to most that the the mark, and was kept well under events. everybody could with great advantage know more about it. The Half-time still clublftlide little effort towards the by Jerry Clune. the course of its remarks the West their friends do business, and here field has become too vast tor expertness in all its branches. The Under the heading of "More Rope says: "Each year there is being we could help by sending gifts of and ultimate success. During the week saw the game fairly even, and the only way left is to master one subject thoroughly, and to rely for Handcuffs," Mr. T. M. Healy, etc., as well as books, evidenced an improvement in the furniture, a letter appeared in the West Aus- scores were not such as to make the the rest upon a dependable work of reference. etc., which could be read K.C., in the Sunday Express, scathCRICKET tralian, above the name of standard of trotters and pacers put papers, the Townites lose all hope -Country, 3 attacks the new regime in IreTo-students, tradesmen. engineers, etc., such an authoritative, club's secretary, telling the public goals 4 behinds: Town, 1 behind. forward at Royal Shows. No less to them by those interested in this ingly few exare a The following land. work. Mrs. Macgregor, in mentioncomplete, yet inexpensive work has come at last, in shown In the third quarter the Towns Thursday, 30th. ult., was the first than six fine stallions were that East Perth did not intend to this fact, also said that out of tracts from the article: field a full team. In other words, set out to do something. They practice night for those selected to as pacers, all of them being impor- ing There has not, he says, been a the letter said, "Don't come to the forced the play into their forward practice to represent W.A. in its tations from the Eastern States and 100 whom she had instructed in the century of the eight since the No:. Englishmen. New Zealand. The hitherto uncon- Braille writing only 25 of these had match, for we tell you that you are line, but the Country backs de- match against the invaded Ireland in which mans persevered, and of these occafour were on this p.m., on 4 has at about started Breeze fended magnificently. A Practice querable few points not going to see the premier team In ten handy pocket volumes, it contains everything that is have not been consuccessors their from the St. Vincent known de Paul Soin action." known about electricity. from the Principles of Resistance to A.C. Even thick and thin were added to their score, and the wickets that for so early in the sea- sion to give place to the well Four writers from a com- vinced that if a hundred or so of complaint. Alfred Donald who had the ad- ciety. the son left no room for supporters of the double blue spoke Countryites couldn't remove wiring calculations and the construction of an Automobile Selfwere slaughnatives the pestilent and munity such as ours! shown better initial "go" for his being in very strong terms of the club's ball front the danger zone from the Frank Halliday, vantage of starter. In thousands of well-printed, lucid pages and twice as rulWhat a glorious work? Helping tered annually all difficulty in The At last M. Gorman took of the season, bowled splendidly, handled. Two of the progeny of action. many illustrations, the vast world of electricity is exhaustively unHow different it would kick-off. the rest would disappear' have been had East Fremantle won a mark near the posts and succeea- and greatly impressed the few spec. Breeze took awards in the younger to write books for those who cannot ing folded. for by be exorcised, cannot belief atmost see our the literature, so much used by Christian, Rowe, Smith. classes for colts, but on the 25th. ult! Would Young ed in scoring a "sixer." The "wiry tators. English of generation time one the £3 for such a Library is a sterling investment. To responsible Easts have had any difficulty in ones" set to, and didn't allow the Hill, Renfrey, Watts, Borthwick, tractive of the young stock was a all to pass spare time. One of our officials sees its folly a new crop persons anxious to secure a set, yet unable to pay £3 down, Howard. two-year -old colt by Pietre Botte ladies wrote a prayer book, and an. fielding a team? That is the part ball to come past centre again, yet Peckham, Buttsworth, Hundreds of 'prentice statesmen enjoy the Alan Evans shaped well. Compul- from Countess Chimes, which was other the Catechism. that leaves a nasty taste in the couldn't score themselves. the old. of bred and shown by Mr. T. He*le. could easily be doing this work. salaries mouth. Was it because the match The fourth quarter was a clear sorily playing the part of spectator "For the last 41 years Ireland has trotting Women who have little to elo could face Four very fine mares of was apart from club interests and run for the Country boys, yet the was Bert Banks, who, with in the open take up this beautiful work. and so been scourged by Martial Law. will supply the work on payment of club finances? deposit, balance to be paid That is what the Townites put up a great fight. From bandaged, had to answer many en- breed were put forwardbred ones in help brighten the lives of these peo- Having reaped the inevitable harin convenient instalments. football fan wants to know. Had the bounce the ball was passed to quiries as to "How the other 'ellow class. Two Victorian The cry of "no time" will not vest, the Government is goaded by The three selectors, Messrs. Rom Direct and' O.G. were given plg. East Perth gone into the game rover on to centre, to half forward, is?" Ten Volumes, Limp Leather Covers, about 320 pages each, only do not even taunts who of those the The avail us much when we close our positions. "dirtkum," £3. then the W.A.C.A. to forward, and through, a beauti- Edmondson, Watts, and Johnson, first and second Only from know that Martial Law was pro.Ground would have been packed ful piece of combination, all done were also present, and are taking first mentioned got the champion- eyes for ever on 'this busy world. claimed still flourishes, in 1916. and Benvas bred at God knows what time we have when once more as it was on Premiership on the run. The same was at- full stock of the form displayed by ship ribbon. She it is a matter of pleasure, but no into seeking further powers. Abour Day. There were two trotting tempted again, but E. Pym proved players. Being the first night, most digo and is by the American bred 1924 a new Government will probloc- time to do some of His work. events run off during the halftime a thorn in the side of the attackers, went in for a hit. just to get them- horse Directaway. AmongJ. the, be apolugising for the mistakes WilkinImagine if you can, dear reader, ably interval, and but for .this added at- and saved well fdr the Town. Some selves "a bit loose." Rowe, Chris- ally bred ones, Mr. C. E. of the past, and asking Irelana was surprisingWedgewood showed -old -year Howard what it is like to live in darkness, three tian and son's traction, the attendance would have more combination led to another once in stock The young perpetual. impenetrable darkness, gones. more to let bygones be bybeen much smaller. That letter. goal for the Country, the ball corn- ly good form with the bat, while easily first. never to see the beauties of nature authorised, no doubt, by the club's ing round the wing to centre, and Halliday, Peckham, and Hill were these sections were not numerous, filly a to went award the ball. chief with the with which Ged has endowed us, BRITAIN'S RESPONSIBILITY. and executive, effectually settled the down to sneak. The Country team to the fore Breeze. and see if there is not something by yachting people's hopes of a big was now all smiles, and began "The only thing making for the to Stallion, any age: D. W. Higgins 's you can do to make up in some little celerity of funerals that I can find On good authority I have it that gate. It would be very interesting play the man instead of the ball. in Measure for this awful loss of sight. Bred to hear the yachting folks' opinion but time saved the situation, leav- N.S.W. has opened up negotiations Carroll's Christmas, 1. underlying the new Bill," proceeds of the move made by East Perth. ing the scores: Country 5 goals 0 with the W.A.C.A. in reference to WA., 3 years or over: H. Wills and Many of these people could once see Mr. Healy, "is the power. of secret And what does League Secretary behinds to Town, 1 goal 3 behinds. sending a team over here. This is Co.'s Cool Breeze. I. Pacers (open): as you do, but disease or accident condemnation without the produc H. 1; befell them, and they are doomed Lion of evidence. What balm th:r "Billy" Orr think of it, in his dual Although the scores are far from good news, but the fly in the oint F. C. Thomas's Alfred Donald, capacity of League secretary and equal, the game was fairly even. ment is the fact that the powers Wills and Co.'s Breeze, 2. Bred in to live in darkness for the rest of will sprinkle on the surges cf the Land their lives. be in the Mother State have in. W.A.: H. Wills and Co.'s organiser' for the Dinghy Club Ap- The Town were Irish sea we have not been told. without Mick that W.A. that are almost pro- Breeze, 1. Trotter or pacer, Our blind speaker at that confer- This only I note, that never before peal? Byrne, one of their best men, arid sisted on terms 1. Perhaps wiser counsels bred: T. Heale's The Count, Insurance Company, Limited. ence made a pathetic appeal to the did a British Government confess The game itself was an interesting this no doubt added to the weak- hibitive. stalllon: pacer or one. public to visit them in their Insti- itself so bankrupt of public confiPerth, with the wind, estab- ness of the team. This is the last will prevail, and the N.S.W. Cric- Champion trotter SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. lished a nice lead, which was quick- match of the season, leaving the ket Association will be prepared to F. C. Thomas's Alfred Donald. ,Re- tute at Maylands, and to speak to dence among all sections in Ireland serve champion: H. Wills and Co.'s them not as children, but as bro. that it had to make provisions for ly passed by East Perth when simi- Countryites the better footballers. moderate their terms. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, Breeze. larly advantaged in the thers, men and women like our- the perpetual abolition of juries and second The best players for the winners and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST The Referee adversely criticises Mare, any age: J. Hiscox's Rose Fele, Surely here we could all trials by military. term. At half-times the scores were J. Clune, P. McCabe. T. ButMr. Gladstone 0 G., CURRENT RATES. P. J. SULLIVAN. Manager... Wilkinson's J. Armstrong C. E. of Warwick 1: selection Direct, were 7.4 to 5.4. help, and then we should see for used to say that the English, and The third quarter ler, V. Clyne and G. McCabe. For the Mare, bred in WA.: C. E. J. ourselves how a kind word would especially the Scottish people were saw some good football, with East the Town, Abbot, Pym, K. Byrne, as captain of the Australian XI. It 2. V. help to lighten the burden they Perth prevailing, and their side en- M. Gorman, and Robinson did most considers that H. L. Collins, who led Wilkinson's Wedgewood. 1; Mrs.trotfree from the brand of culpability -including even those in Bantry of soon come to an end. Meanwhile the All,. team, ra the ccrrect pea. Cobbin's War Claud. 2. Grade tered the last term in the lead. Most to stem the tide of defeat. carry. towards the sister island, because such a citizen as the late Mr. Wil- the Coalition will continue to proBut seeing that the choice of the ter or pacer: H. Wills and Co.'s expected another win for the seaSome important resoltitions were owing to the limited franchise pre- liam M. Murphy, defeater of the voke disorder with a view to the unAmber Roberts's S. J. Control has been settled 1: Board of Squall, son's premiers, but the red passed, amongst them being, -A re- vailing in former years, a narrow Larkin strike in 1913. conditional repeal of the Home Rule legs Hiscox's on the big Victorian, the Sydney Ribbon, 2. Champion: G. played superbly, and though their quest for an increased subsidy by "The most baleful factor, psycho- Act of 1914. This follows the prealone enjoyed power in Bri SENIOR ATHLETICS. Reserve Champion: the Government; That the Institute class paper considers he should be one of Rose Direct. opponents strove untiringly, they tain. To elect the present Coupon logically, I assign to the prison cedent of 1798, when preparations Wedgewood. Wilkinson's C. E. J. Now that the football season for the three selectors. were unable to score. The last and Braille Society be co-ordinated Parliament practically every man treatment meted out to those who were organised to enable the Irish The judge of the trotting section in the work of caring for the blind: term saw splendid football, and the 1920 has closed, sport fans at S.I.C. woman in England and Scot- now direct the Irish underworld. Parliament to be got rid of. season was officially was Mr. H. M. Somer, of New That the Government be asked to and "Events in Europe or America To make this dismal situation worse spectators were worked up to a are eagerly discussing the probable' The cricket land enjoyed a vote. on Saturday last. South Wales. tramway grant free railway and come the recent attacks on Catho may falsify my forecast, and lead high pitch of excitement. When the results of the annual sports, which opened in N.S.W. INFLAMED FEELING. Wednesday on itself intentions are adhered racing If previous The are to take place on Wednesday, to passes to all the blind in the State: two points were lies in Derry. Belfast. Banbridge, the Cabinet to the conclusion that bell rang Perth and applause of match rounds to, a trial between sides se evoked "I, therefore, can no Thursday, descry hope and Saturday, October 6. That direct representation on the and the north. The Curfew enforc- British interests are not best servthe good. Every boy in the Col- lected from the chosen twenty-two plenty of excitement, and even the Board be given so each section of of peace or settlement while that ed in Dublin, after a dozen deaths, ed at present by the savaging of to 7, and 9. "Ivo" Crapp, always ready to the should take place 'on the W.A.C.A. staid old "West" couldn't restrain the blind directly connected with Parliament retains the confidence has not, of course, been applied to Ireland. Such an access of grace help on a good cause, umpired, and lege is looking forward again: Ground today. itself the Institute: That a gymnasium of the electors. Partly through the the Northern Athens. The stigma must cause a split in the Governthe boundary and goal umpires also sports, and everyone is confident of "One of the exciting features of be established: That more varied failure of the Irish represeiitation, would be too black. distinguishing himself. The handipossibly, a diseelutinn ment, and. gave their services gratuitously. cappers have been very busy during CHAMPIONS ARE ALL ALIKE. the ring events was that provided manual and technical training for partly through the purblindness of of Parliament. I regard either as MEDICINE OF FREEDOM. They fur- both children and adults be pro- English Ministers, the portents by trotters and pacers. the last few days, and the fruits of in 1920." improbable "Australian batsmen never give nished four races --three qualifying vided: That preference be given to looming across the Channel after "Yet it is idle to pretend that the labours will be seen and adEASTERN FOOTBALL. their the of bulk The responsibility no away. They final. anything must be got a have and heats the war were overlooked. mired during the next few days. Such Government the blind (where capable) in the The main event of the day will be out by skill and cunning," said J. W. prize money was provided by the filling of official positions in their commentaries as mine, it will be for a savagery that has outrun every PUBLICATIONS_ RECEIVED. THE GAME IN VICTORIA. Former Administhe Championship, and this evens H. T. Douglas, acording to the cab- WA. Trotting Association, and the own institutions: That an educa- said, make no account of the inflam- crime elsewhere. conorganisation If this may be truly said of officials of that ed state of British opinion, provok- trations might rest unimpcached if From the Australian Catholic tional Advisory Board of ladies and Richmond Wins the League Pre. should be very evenly contested. les. The first event will be the Mara- Australian, it applies with greater trolled the events. Some excellent gentlemen be established: That the ed by recent murders. To this it disorder flamed up there: but the Truth Society. Melbourne, we have miership. by deliberately received the following 1;e1. pamphMinistry may be answered that the British Coalition Race. This event is a com- force to English batsmen on Austra- exhibtions of pacing were givenspecworkgirls be housed together in a .,or the first time in its history, thon the and Victor Trumper, high-class performers, paratively new item on the sports lian wickets. separate building; That a rest home public make slight account of the chose a leader in Sir Edward Car- lets:Richmond Club has succeeded in list, this being the second year of Clem. Hill, and R. A. Duff took far tators were roused to big enthusi- for the needly blind and a lounge inflamed state of Irish feeling since son's army as their military gov- Confession to a Priest. What it is the winning the premiership of ernor in Belfast." instalment in the annual sports. greater risks in Test match batting asm, especially when the backmarkand reading-room in the city be es- Martial Law was established not -What it does to Society Collingwood its League. Victorian their overhauled It is hard pick the winner of this in Australia than the three best con- ers gradually "What." asks Mr. Healy, "is to "The military faction which besWhat to the Individual. By Rev: was decisively beaten by 7.10 to 5.5 race, but to Kola Girl, a handsome pac- tablished. temporary English batsmen we have fields. P. McCabe, Knuckey, I On the whole our blind friends trode of such a situation? Ireland made until recently be calW. H. Anderson, S.J. present, Clifford, or Lynch ought Mr. Over 54,000 people were owner, her by ridden seen out here. -(Referee). ing mare, win. should benefit greatly as a result of culated on insurrection, and laid know of no golden road which the Nora Gillespie. A story by Ali and the gate money amounted to Other long distance races to T. Foy, much impressed the onlook- the conference. will be The follow. to is likely its plans accordingly. hope so at all Coalition Furlong. £2,150. ers. as also did other tine pacers events, otherwise We the mile, 880 yards, and 440 yards. all the time and "What followed their courts mar- only medicine for Irish disorders is Major Orders. The Rites and The MISCELLANEOUS. such as Percy and Colorado. It cannot be safely conjectured as Ceremonies of Subdeaconate, Destial and barbarities they did not freedom, and neither in large nor A Victorian XVIII. easily defeat- to the results of these races in the horses in each heat quali- work will have been spent in vain. two first by applied were handicaps. conate, and Priesthood. bargain for. ed N.S.W. The final scores The people were not small doses will Trutt be Gerald Halpin, the Victorian ama- fied for the final, and this left six In the championship, (46 to 6.10 13.24 (102 points), goaded into insurrection, though Ministers nearer home than ramFrom Messrs. Dwyer and Carrol however, Lynch, Clifford, Robinson, teur cyclist, though wholly unsuc- to compete in the concludi.tg race. Sordid fiscal rea- booksellers, shackle Austria. crushing defeat. points) given a pretty bill fare of to stoin Hay -street, Perth:and Clune ought to find places. The cessful in the Olympia Games, is Two of those allowed to start for Club Hunt West Australian The sons lie at the root of this refusal. 220 yards and 100 yards ought to said to have been dogged by rotten the big money were unfortunate. held its annual race meeting on the ach. Twenty-five Years' Battle, by th Game. the on Sir Conan Doyle did not Belmont Park Clutis course last "Nearly £46,000,000 in taxation be very evenly disputed in A TERRIBLE RECORD. the luck, and many good authorities are One was Colorado, who Late the Hon. R. D. Meagher. are annually extracted by EngThe creator of Sherlock Holmes championship: Robinson will just of the opinion that he is second to leave the mark when the pistol was Saturday afternoon in threatening Prefare by Frank Morton. "Statistics on the Sims Fein side land from a country in which not Doubl, weather. was an interested spectator at the about get first in both, and Chine no other amateur cyclist in the fired, and the other was There was a large at- have been compiled to offset the compact volume. The slogan, leading, tendance, including a fair sprinkhalf that amount is spent, and world. Premiership match of the Victorian ought to be a close second. Bells. a pacer who, when "Still Fighting On." is very appr gruesome catalogue of murders not a quarter laid out on any usebroke.a hopple and had to be pulled ling of the fair sex. League, and after Richmond had The high and broad jumps will afpriate, because which Mr. has Meagher's appalled the world, but lifobject. desirable ful or Duke Kohanamoka, the great Ha- up. All of the finishes, excepting won descended to things mundane, ford lots of interest. Judging by The hon. secretary (Mr. H. F. Wil- these have been carefully veiled was one long fight. Included in and discussed the play. Sir Conan form displayed in training, kinson) had everything in good from British eyes. "Is it likely that this profit will be Gus waiian swimmer, will shortly visit than in the final, were won by narthe publication is the "celebrated The figures, the though but Spiritueven else Australia. and nothing margins, has talked He will be accompanied row McCabe will win the high jump. His There is no precedent working order, and the programme however, are almost universally ac disgorged? speech in the N.S.W. Banco Court, ultimate winner had several lengths was carried on without a hitch. alism since he came amongst us, highest mark up to date is 4ft. llin. by Kealoha, a fellow countryman. in November, 1919, which was a cepted in Ireland and America, and for any strong nation agreeing that many were surprised that such However, he hopes to do better advantage when she got to the line, The principle race of the day, the are at least as reliable as tl:ose of without compulsion to take her striking indictment of Chief Jusa a football an every -day affair as than this on the day of the sports CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COL- the fact that she worked up from Hunt Club Cup, was won by Cocoa- Dublin Castle. They show hands out of a weaker neighbour's tice Cullen, for gross bids and se. rearward position and gave a bril- tea, ridden by Mr. Cowan, with Libmatch should move the spirit with- In the broad jump J. Clune has LEGE. pocket. Some claptrap reason will tic prejudice." 7,684 arrests; deportations; delighted the 2,412 greatly liant showing in him so much as to go into the shown the most likely capabilities, s moral erator and Remus in the minor always he found to provide 26th. Annual Sports. 26,602 raids (often accompanied halo for exploitation. winter his longest jump being 17ft. 9in. Kola Girl travelled at a fine points of our grand crowd. The winner sires sopportOld Boys anti friends of the Chris. great clip in both her qualifying positions. A friend in Northam writes a by looting of valuables); 682 armpastime. Sir Conan, however, was 9ther events will be kicking the at 7 to 1, and paid 32s. for a ed preciatively, "I have not received ed assaults by soldiers and police; A '98 PRECEDENT. a kindly critic. He said he "knew football, and throwing the cricket tian Brothers' College are reminded heat and in the finai. The track was place. THE RECORD for the past two 2,206 sentences; 632 coma marabout football" -not ball. The former event ought to that the 25th. Annual Sports take not in good order, yet the mare something of Comin the House "Argument tial; 75 deaths; the suppression of mons has, therefore, been formally weeks, and am wondering if it wa quite as much, let us hope, as he be evenly disputed between K. place at the W.A.C.A. Ground on stepped at a 2.18 rate in the first The Canning Park Turf Co. hold me. I have been a su. 53 newspapers. professes to know about Spiritual- Byrne, G. McCabe, Lynch, and Gor- Wednesday, October 13. The usual effort, and at a 2.191 rate when she their October meeting to-day. Fair abandoned as useless by the Irish posted to to the paper for over ism-but the game impressed him. man. The latter event is most big programme of events will be took out the principal stake. acceptances have been recivei for "Add to this array the bombing people, and will never be resumed. scriber years, and would He expressed the opinion that the likely to be won by Abbott, if he some of the events, and some inter of Irish towns, the incendiarism The Celtic fringe still left at West- out my Sunday prefer to go wit. dinner than mis Australian game was probably the manages to reproduce the exhibiFurther which destroys town halls, places of minster is doomed to a man. Deesting racing is assured. RECORD, being the only rebeet of all from a spectacular point tion he gave last year. These are particulars were not available as recreation, technical institutions, putations to Ministers of Knights, THE liable source of news we get here. A pity that of view, A true bill! the prospects to-day, the eve of the this page goes to press owing to the manufactories and business premises and Knight expectants, will also I congratulate you on the improve our visitor was not always so, cor- heat-running. Hitherto records Royal Show holiday. ment in THE RECORD, and yo. rect in his observations, to most have not been established at S.I.C., fearless and outspokeii editing. Australian this pronouncement will but this year it is hoped to take Wishing you every success." (Man chap, the time of every cleampnonship make him quite a decent PROGRAMME Bill: Well, anyhow, when you're thanks. The fault isn't with where before most thought of him race, and a standard of running and te dead you're done for." though. The missing copies have 7 EVENTS mainly as a chap with a kink on one jumping will thus be set up to be 'Arty.: "Not likely! We all live been mailed. -Ed.) particular subject. compared with in years to come. form." in another again, only (Late Foreman and Carver, Posy & Co.) Providing all goes well, a most enBill (as he eyes his moke enjoying The Organiser, Brother Moore joyable time will be the lot of every a feast of carrots from the back of FOOTBALL Having had 20 years Practical Experience in Monumental Art has great hopes that Art Union Tic enters for the sports. boy who a neighbour's stall) "Well, I reckon The West Australian We can guarantee Satisfaction in any Memorial large or AT NEW NORCIA Association kets will be sold. Each book sol. Everyone is out to win, but if that I'll be a donkey next time round." small, in Marble, Bluestone, Freestone or Granite. means a stone in Christian Br. cannot be done, he will do the next (Incorporated.) 'Arry: "Ah, no, Bill, you can't be Final for the Sesemi 1990. thers' Appeal. We are Advocates of Local Material. best thing-take his beating like a the same thing twice." Town V. Country Competition. sport, and admit he was not good PERTH. A. R. FLINT, Secretary. BEAUFORT STREET Join an Irish Society. The competition limited to three enough to win. a Catholic Society. Join
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THE W.A. RECORD. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1920
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News of the Archdiocese
Christian Brothers' Appeal
Politicalities
Bishop's Tribute to Sinn Fein
Local and General
(By Timothy Watchwell). "We Shall Surely Win." Mr. C. J. McCarthy, hon. secretary CALENDAR. The Most Rev. Dr. Cohalan in or- Australian Naval Breakdown. to the Boulder Young Catholic of of Sun., Oct. 10 (Green) -20th. Sunday Men's dering a Novena for the safety are Society, writes: "Report of Australia has spent a mint after Pentecost. The the Irish harvest, writes:-"We trial money in recent years to build up our last meeting herewith. of period Mon., Oct. 11 (Green)-Of the day. members generally are grateful for passing through a are conflicting and Many navy. a Tues., Oct. 12 (Green)-Of the day. your kind assistance, and in return and great suffering, which, however, Parish les-Psrpstual ' A C.tholi. Nswasassr is We the motives underlying this move- do everything possible to further Wed., Oct. 13 (White)-St. Edward, is nothing new in Ireland. expansion. There is Midland Junction, so we are threatened with harsher mea ment for navalconcerned at up Confessor. the well the of the interests of your valuable press. opening 1920. who 9th., The auspicious person genuinely PERTH. SATURDAY, OCTOBER Thurs., Oct. 14 (Red)-St. Callistus, Christian Brothers' Bazaar at Fre- hope to see adventurous parishion- sures, but they cannot be harsher the which your fine Irish articles the "yellow peril"; there is the of Martyr. ers of that parish trying their luck than measures which were applied fears stand out so well." (We realise the dewhich faction patroneagle" -Regal "spread Vice before it is too late to do so. The in Ireland in the past. They can- lights in military and naval pomp activity of our goldfield's societies Fri., Oct. 15 (White)-St. Teresa, mantle, under Penal the age, on last Wednesday week, pro- North Fremantle Stall will confer not be harsher than Virgin. and show for its own sake; there is in our interests. The wonderful inSat., Oct. 16 (White)-Of the Bless- mised great things, and the great a splendid benefit on the person Laws. Please God we shall sur- the cold-blooded calculating busi- crease in sales as a result is suffithat bedspread grand meathe wins 'coercive ed Virgin on Saturday. who Vicethreatened criterion. We appreciate this accomplished. the things are being Per- vive such as we survived Penal ness man who sees more grist to his cient Ireland poor and is a great thing, but all Fremantle is talking about. "The English deliberately determined to keep mill in the vast expenditure on and' thank our correspondents sinit being troublesome."- REQUIEM FOR THE LATE MR. regal patronage to see it won sures, Coercion Acts which own cerely for their continued co-operamany and be a poor thing to open a sonally we would likeHighgate miserable, as the readiest means to prevent laws would the it is even and there --it is We shall armaments; W. O'NEILL. and for West Perth or tion-an example that many others Froude. followed in their wake. bazaar with gilt and glitter, we more far-sighted "captain of indussat -to consider good not to be selfish. The "East" surely win our freedom, but Cabinet to Estee British could follow with profit.-Ed.) the ears month unheeding on this Cathotime-honoured call of is a esThere then day militaristic trusts to first who the try" On the policy with regard to reprisals. lic and Irish tradition which decrees to the call of distress which has Stall must be seen to be appreciat- shall win it only on conditions of tabltethments to maintain unchanged the position in Ireland, especially Stall national unity, of supporting loyalOn Monday night last a very gatherings which from time to time, that when a priest suffers bereave- jeremiaded through the 'RECORD'S ed, and the "Beaconsfield" Both the existing commercial and indusIt was one of those important of have been summoned, and ment through the death of father columns for the last six months. must be seen to be envied. Republic, Irish the of ly the representatives who were trial order which he finds so pro- successful, likewise enjoyable, entersince the promulgation suitable many have would stalls these conciliatory, tainment was held in the Hibernian unheeding expected something no are the Happily there elected at the General Election. or mother, his colleagues in to himself. fitable from which fair-minded people drawing decorating setfor to aid the Little Sisters of as a step forward towards a peaceful sacred ministry, in addition to offer- ears in Fremantle, happy there will articles Admirable Peace Guardians. . From these various points of Hall, emanate which would serve chaotic South Perth and Victoria the Poor. Mrs. Keating and Miss political situation in Ireland. ing up private Masses for the de- riot be many even in Perth. One rooms inNext tlement of the fast-growing After reference to his condemna- view vast naval expenditure is no Fox organised a euchre party and week is sure to be a a public of the best novelties which has come Park. the on paying eyes insist orceased, of the with anxious But very justifiable. watching who are respect doubt in us of warning those and bazaar. tion the this country this great phenomenal one with were "The dinary citizen does not profit from dance for the occasion, and in Ireland, or so much of it as we are tribute of respect to the dead by to light in connection with Cabaret Nobody should miss seeing the rush. crime, his lordship proceeds: moving panorama of events the immense well rewarded with a full attendof of hush and suppression permitted to assembling for a Solemn Mass of debt -reducing effort is tne the "fair capacity of government exhibited the outlay under the Government policy ance. The prizes were won by under the auspices of It is not, though, only this held with conformity Ball, the In of he section Requiem. the liberal on contrary, the sums involved; reports in recognithe won press has Fein doby Sinn Miss Preston and Mrs. Mooney, and know from the publishedbut be stirred to bitterest thoughts in our re- hallowed custom, 20 priests were the Refreshment Stall, which lives women" of Fremantle who are of tion and admiration of friend and is taxed to provide them, and even Messrs. Mitchell and Covingson. press of England, cannot Mass offered and moves under the joint guidance ing the work, the "brave men"The foe. High at the people, possible to convince the Irish present it is upon though imposed unmolestleft conditions when police, Its unhappy evidence. the in the Port are also flections on index of a change in the fatuous up at the Star of the Sea Church, and governance of Mrs. J. Monaghan ed, have shown themselves admir- him that national safety demands A euchre party and dance orgaand would hail with gladness some Mulcahy-and undor chocolate wheel people are shouting order. such measures, he is anxious to see nised by which the British Government is Cottesloe, on last Tuesday morning and Mrs. M. the of public and guilty policy of repression Town Hall. This their loudest to push the cause on, able guardians of gallery soul the late repose of the of the the for some demonstration of their useful- Branchby the Cathedral Women's of Ireland. heart the unique, and it is all the better for the push. Then the arbitration Courts of Sinn H.A.C.B.S., will be held in endeavouring to crush is easily the most of Kilmacow, bazaar Mr. William O'Neill, of in times peace. Consequent. ness entirely supNext Monday night will be the Fein have almost since the great Armageddon ceased to Co..Kilkenny, father of the Rev. and most perfectly managed of any missing Hibernian Hall, Murray -street, on when two ships are Two years have gone by anything It remains to planted the other courts in the ly, like a decent chance every sec- Richard O'Neill, P.P., Cottesloe, and parochial effort ever made in Fre. "Old Boys' Night." Thursday next, 14th October, in aid waters, he in Australian somewhere affright the world, and withnow creeds of all be setting down to the avocations of of Sister Mary Patrick, St. John of mantle. the Little Sisters of the Poor. It is not a "catch-penny" be seen what they won't do to make country, and people tion of the Empire shouldimportant to them expects, as a quid pro quo for his of Get in early, as there factors of the Empire on the verge God Convent, Lombadina, in the device, but a real charitable advice it the best night of the bazaar. On and classes have recourse Instead we see peace. As patient bearing of the taxation bur- be a bumper house. is certain to the opening of 1921 will find Nor' -West Vicariate of Kimberley, to give people of other parishes, Tuesday night the Victoria Square for the settlement of disputes. Tickets are be exhilarated with tales of den, to of revolt, and the indications are that storm centre of a great indus- W.A. There was a very large con- from the coast to the foot of the Convent is "taking the floor" with executor of a will, in the case of a heroic search measures carried out only 1/- each. the great labour bodies of England itthewould about the seem, the science of Par- gregation, including the Presenta Darling Ranges, when we say to what the programme describes as a difference of opinion and, his. -bought navy of this dearly by trial conflict. All the energies I of property, piece a small circumscribed by the burning tion Sisters, their boarders and them, "Come and see toe most ad- "magnificent concert party." We value of An old and highly esteemed resibitter disappointment, dent What a liamentary Government in England, are of Southern Cross died Egypt, and Ireland-all of them in pupils, also the boarders and pupils mirable arrangements that were hope that half the Cathedral parish have myself asked that the matter last discontents of three peoples-India, Fein Ar- therefore, when he learns that the Friday, in the person and the domestic legislation need- of Loreto, Osborne, who thus ever put through at a bazaar in will come down that night to see should be left to a Sinn of Mrs. Sarah is Tasmanian Parliament (which the throes of incipient rebellion, our win We shall excel- bitration Court. pushed at the is, perforce, surprise Shamrock O'Brien. Fremantle's people The One of English the most the respectof Australia." the West with sympathy their showed Government the -overdue most interested in long ful to a wise effort. On freedom, but there may be a period pastor who has laboured so long Stall is being engineered by a vet- lence of Victoria Square's is constrained to pass con- ed, charitable, and saintly during aside. Bazaar Or- of severe suffering under hard mili- boats) her death was the same, most talked of by the glib and so earnestly in their midst. The eran "bazarist" in the person of Mrs. Wednesday night,tothe the life, I tary laws, and I make an appeal to demnatory resolutions against The idea of reconstruction, eloquently do its best. is going a golden chestra celebrated has She received conceit .who whose Verling, V.G., Fay, Monsignor whippets Rev. Re. political for saintly and edifying. Australian Naval authorities tongues of Parliamentarians and their Each stall has have heard their practices, and I all for great patience, if necessary, their almost contemptuous apathy all the rites of the Church by the of Government, has was the celebrant, Rev. G. O'Cal- jubilee of bazaars. machine in the cams themselves violence, of it is to imagine. promise, but come for passive endurance what to and know hands of to claim her pastor, feature Fathess special legissome O'MalEconomic McBride Rev. P. deacon, laghan matter. conditions. in the As a great anti such On not resisting and not hitting hack militarist writer once said of his ley. She had reached thesetpe age hear. little chance of materialising under and B. catch the interest of the passer by. along yourself Rev. the pressure of the distracting pro- sub-deacon, and Very lation is practically shelved under If you Thursday night, October 14th, East when resistance would only mean opponents, "These silly people don't of 87 years. She leaves to mourn So Fagan master of ceremonies. Many But nobody does pass by. Government. British of centres disturbed blems of these three loss, four children, viz., Sister all the available movable of the clergy sent apologies for un- were an "old boy" the "Old Boys' Fremantle is going to show "what's more violence. even know their own silly trade." her says, programme long as they remain disturbed, necessitating of the Dominican Order, can avoidable absence. Among those Stall" would "get you," without any what." The Nothing could have been easier than Vincent, to keep them in subjection, there military equipment of England South Australia; Mrs. J. Kennedy, what Irishman could "Concert by Convent school chiland security trouble, any nor Father O'Neill, R. Empire, present were vessels the for the fast of the Austrawithin peace of succeeds like success. Given Nothing be no genuine evidence All East Mr. dren, East Fremantle." W. Henry, Hitleror the and Mr. M. Henry, the Forresters by pass M. Hallinan, Very Rev. Father lian Navy to scour the seas in search of Southern that the great interests of the Dominions are invulnerable.the senti- Chancellor of the Archdiocese, Dean nians' Stalls? There is a magnetism Fremantle is coming that night, and a continuation of the patronage of Cross. The funeral on the distressed sailormen. NothPerth will be welcome to come which is giving such heart a.id hope ing could have provided a more tell- Sunday was very largely attended, are fond of tickling our ears with East which Stall" "Mothers' the about Brennan (Narrogin); Dean Kiely, Imperial rethoricians the her The programme continues: to all connected with the bazaar, ing advertisement for the navy- representatives of all denominations Dominions with the Motherland in J. draws the ladies of Fremantle to also. Fathers J. Murray, C.SS.R., ment of a partnership ofbe good if that partnership did exist in essence Flynn, O.M.I., J. Neville, O.M.I., come and bargain over carrots, and "Concert by High School pupils." there can be no other end to the ba- more convincing propaganda for being present. May her soul rest great destiny. It would by reason of their partner. Benedict Barranco, O.S.B. Dominions We are sure that if children of other zaar than to chronicle the sad pass- "Navalism." But there, as we have in peace! the try then to and fowls, and dressed eggs, because fact, (New in and freedom, their of the poor, old, crippling debt of ing enlargement for the schools come along that night high struggles bags of flour winning at past their luck Norcia), P. Lynch, T. Crowley, P. said already, the silly people don't ship, guided by strong correcting and steadying influence Hayes, T. Masterson, J. F. Moloney, and bags of wheat and-what not. they will understand that where the that hampered the Christian Bro- even THANKS. know their own silly trade. would undoubtedly bring awise decade who to -day control, apparently J. Dunne, B.A., J. McCormack (Bus- The good odour of the coffee at the Port schools put their best foot for- thers in their work for a The widow and children of the into the Councils of thewisdom, men Kingdom. a right to do. Our Non-Existent Botanic Gardens. had than it United of the longer the destinies are results. ward-well, there Stall be sensed can late Mr. George Gray, of Nanga not with extraordinary existing in reality, and not alone in imagina- selton), F. Butler, and A. Langmead. Refreshment-street and Market -street, be will Art Union the Anyhow, An article on New Guinea, which Brook, ask all those who were good Friday night, October 15th, is to news of the death of their down High Were that partnership night, and appeared we are certain, would check the Since the advanced be the C.B. Schools' night. Port drawn on the closing Eastern recently in an tion, the voices of the Dominions, of Ireland by a system of coercion father: both Father O'Neill and Sis- as though Mocha had will be made very newspaper, stresses particularly the enough to send letters of condolence, to "Bow -Bazaar" in people know that the gymnastics of nineteenbypeople East the from retelegrams, and floral tributes, to acter M. have been the Patrick ruthless and suicidal Government of £20, or £50, or winning happy which leaves the humanity and to quite out gardens es- cept this acknowledgment of civilisation, education High School are magnificent botanical to It is an C.B. the Fremantle. reproach of many kind messages of a cipients is which £10, or £5, or £1. suspicion. But the contrary is condolence, for which tablished by the Germans in Ra- appreciation; and also take thistheir they feel go through the Town Hall these of the ordinary, and that the singBritish Government under very grave opfrom Sevcoming politics. are of help Offers Imperial in not interfere grateful. Requiscat in nights and see the enthuSesm of ing class of that academy is easils many directions, and those wishing boul. This garden is no mere portunity of expressing to the Sisdeeply the fact. The Dominions must Parliaments have declared for Irish SelfThis beauty spot-nature provides such ters of St. John of God, Subiaco, the ladies of Fremantle, spreading the best boys' choir in W.A. pace. eral times the Dominion the of farm across by contributions as echoes help to were voices vain. Their with open handed prodigal- and to Rev. Father Dunn, their l itself o4ver the whole space of the is Perth's opportunity of hearing Government-declared in to stalls-vegetables, etc.- luxuries if the Allies who fought in the in such climes-but a scientific- special THANKS for The Very Rev. A. Ma -Mullen, building to include every -body in trained voices not heard elsewhere produce seas. In the interests of humanity, extreme not later than the ity small nations are not hidebound hypo- C.SS.R., has been elected to repre- range of their exploitations. ally arranged and classified instite- kindness in their late their outside of the Westminster Choir, or should sendof such bereavement. great war for the freedom ofemphatically 16. who October Saturday, politicians of afternoon gang the to lion combining the utmost nractical The Children of Mary wer2 very from the baton of Mgr. Casmiro the Redemptorist Fathers of crites, they should speak All Art Union returns should be for - foresight with its aesthetic valuer,. and denounce the bloody sent England, of of ablest trainer the Casmiri, destinies giving -hundreds of the last week busy control Australasia at the forthcoming time IN MEMORIAM. for the when further silence on their General Chapter of the Order, to be people chances 'in winning Sceptics warded to the Organiser, Rev. BroMedicinal and other economically some boys' choirs in Europe. warfare on Ireland. The time hasas come Bro- valuableJ. N. Moore, Christian loving memory the basest cowardice. plants have been sedulous - FITZGERALD.-In beautiful paintings, gifts from the who do not believe that "come and then held in Rome. part cries out for condemnation of my dear wife and our mother, them' Fremantle. bethat converted to purand be ly collected being of Mercy hear, and observed; and it is Square Convent Victoria of Ireland condition Annie on Maria, Note who departed this Ten Shilling Your The true state of the unhappy not Send night need The closing might be almost said that the pro A most rigid Rev. Mother M. John, of the Pre- and the Presentation Convent, Cot- lief." military authorities in Ireland. neither life at North Fremantle, on OctoTo-Day. posely barraged by the now spective investor, if he wished to the Do- sentation Convent, Cottesloe Beach, tesloe. These paintings would look be spoken of-what's to say of it? on all Irish news, so that ber 11, 1919; also my dear daughmilitary censorship is Powers exploit any the vegetable Govof proof British facts a short has been ordered to take may know the real ter and our dear sister, Annie minions nor the Allied Private correspondence is no longer immune. health trip; and left for the Eastern ducts of the country, need hardly Teresa, who departed this life at ernment in Ireland. in Tuesday's West Australian on military activ- States last Monday, acompanied by go beyond the botanic gardens of North Fremantle, on October 4th, The illuminating cable Raboul to obtain all necessary inthe Independent, a prominent Nationalist Mother M. Alacoque. 1919. . ity in Dublin, the seizure ofbetween formation. three civilians, and soldiers the O Jesus open wide Thy Heart, and newspaper. and skirmishesCabinet meeting in When we such things the read of as shows London, St. Choir, West Perth, Brigid's important let them rest therein. the after days these-and Java, the Philippines, -Inserted disavowing reprisals, will carry on its war will at the close of next month give by her loving husband, Irish Government, though with and other Malayan islands afford utmost rigour and without mercy. a sacred concert in aid of the new sons, and daughter. against the Irish Republic that the parallel examples-we to reflect with much so The princischool building fund. in this 20th. century, with It is a melancholy reflection regret that Western Australia is of pro- pal item on the programme will be presence the in and the past, of lessons learn from the bitter without a scientifically planned bo- McMASTER.-In ever loving memwho are interested in the integrity of the Rossini's Stabat Mater. The choir ory of my dear Uncle, Alec. Mcblems of vital concern to all tanic gardens. True, some magnipermit the strangling of Irish enter- is one of the best in the metropolis, Master, who departed this life at Empire, British statesmen can ficent examples of local and exotic production worth concert will be well upon and the depends much so when the Victoria Hotel, Perth, on Oc prise, industry, and progress forsooth, the Irish ate determined to con- the patronage of all who are interflora are carefully nurtured in the tober 5th, 1912. within -the Empire because, Government Gardens, opposite the ested in Church music. Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy trol their own revenue. G.P.O., and at the Zoo, but no atChelsea, writes: "I sugfor M.P. on his soul. Conservative tempt is made at methodical arHoare, Mass, Sunday, October 10, JarrahSir Samuel Home of the charge take -Inserted by his niece, Eileen Arshould himself rangement, and the somewhat diso'clock. 7.30; Armadale, 10 gest that the Prime Minister House of Commons), and dale, the cus. before now Bill graceful fact remains that any in. damned at Sunday Mass (the following The Bill Rule introduce immediately some simple am Dwellingup, 7 o'clock; Nanga Brook terested person can learn more of that the Government should a financial nature. Instead of the ofproposal what is known of Western Austra- ROBERT0.-Of your charity, pray endments, especially inofLondon the es- 10 o'clock. over £43,000,000 control for the repose of the squl should of lian flora in the Melbourne or SydParliament that the restricted be should Parliament Claude Aloysius Roberto, who Irish the ney botanic gardens than he could The Rev. Father R. O'Neill, Cottimated Irish revenue, while own departed this life on October 10, the Irish should control their do in Western Australia, except by to £3,000,000 for death duties,avoiding at the same time all fiscal quar- tesloe, wishes to sincerely thank all 1917. the slow and weary process of firstthose kind friends who sent messources of indirect taxation, Sacred Heart of in her own way Ireland's £43,000,000 sages of condolence and have exJesus, have hand investigation. Take an exTo handle and disburse purpose rels." mercy on his soul. of England's reign of terror in pressed sympathy with him in the real ample-where, the in Perth, is can a Perth revenue of estimated Ireland's of control, the -Inserted keep by rather his mother loving or lad endowed with intelligent control, interTo his fellow of his father. Ireland. To get the Administration 'Trenches Ireland in loss est in his own country, obtain a and sisters, Greenbills. revenues, Lloyd George's Irish production, priests and, religious communities destroys gaols her citizens, knowledge of the varieties of scenthe is blood, burns her cities, England be- for their Masses and prayers drags and DEATH. people, her ed and flowering eucalypts? impoverishes Not In his graticrushes her progress,national garrotter. It is madness, it is an infamy. especially grateful. in any public institution; he can, GRAY-At St. John of God's Hosalso O'Neill speaks THE tude Father AT fore the world as a the civilised nashouldn't protest-why admittedly, see most of the Dominions pital, vane Subiaco, on 18th September, the Sister M. behalf of his sister, Why shouldn't attempted murder of a nation for on ties in either of the two gardens George, the beloved husband of Patrick, St. John of God Convent, tions of Europe protest againstof the Ireland is a crime aginst civilisation, Lombadina. mentioned above, or in King's Paris, strangling K.. M. Gray, and fond father of The gain? sordid without protesting, are but unless he is lucky enough to be Kathleen and Benedict, in his and the nations that stand by as lookers-on, able to gain the private ear of some 39th year, after an illness extendcriminals. local enthusiast, he is not in Why is ing over 15 months. R.I.P. a -fared League of NVitions? What has become of isthebusyfan AND WILL CLOSE ON position to know what he sees. A Rewith Poland and Lithuania. it it so quiescent? Ali! few labels would improve matters, in the are interested A BIG BAZAAR and Japan England, France, presentatives from but even that would be a shabby we are told that the League of NaJoseph's New School conflict. It is the first aoccasion, makeshift. Imagine the surprise In Aid of St.Building nations, and the result is two between dispute in intervened tions has with which such a lad, on a visit to and Lithuania are resurrections from Will opened at the be awaited with interest. canPoland Melbourne, would Nations, of behold a carefully League of the have the attentions OCTOBER 16th, WHEN THE the ruin of war, these at war planned and exactly labelled plantaSOUTH PERTH CATHOLIk with England since the wretched Unnatbut Ireland, a ration tion comprising a some three is denied hundred birthright, SCHOOL, nation's her of ural Union, which stript ofherNations. varieties of Western Australian Wednesday Evening, 20th October, hearing by the League trees, shrubs, and flowers! Is this All three have At 8 o'clock. France, Japan! the sort of thing calculated to inArid then this League! ofEngland, agrandised been three have all and war, spoils Cordial Invitation issued the to on duce every our growing and intelligent had their eyes well-wisher of the Sisters of St. youth to love and respect their by the war tons Joseph of 5,000 to be present. shipment country? a -states 5, A Paris message, dated October from Sebastopol, in the Crimea. Boat leaves Barrack-st. Jetty and What Name? NO POSTPONEMENT. of barley has arrived at Marseilles Coode 7.15, 7.35, and 8 o'clock, reIt may not mean WITHOUT FAIL. seven other cargoes. General Wrangel is sendingwhile A cable dated October 4th relates turning at intervals up to 11.40. ago Wrangel was to be delivered to the very much, but-a little that the British Ambassador to the war went on V. YATES, Then France stood by Wrangel, and Bolsheviks. America (Sir Auckland Geddes) acIt will be of interest to watch further develHon. Sec. against Soviet Russia.of the companied the delegates to the tereagles. --j4:33L=topments in the battle centenary celebration of the landrepression and CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' policy of ing of the Fathers Meanwhile, the British Government's Pilgrim to Mt. COLLEGE. Vernon, where they were the guests blood-letting goes on unabated in Ireland. 25th Annual Sports, nothing of vengeance, points to of the Secretary of the Navy (Mr. ! "Lust of gold and territory, to a say the W.A.C.A. Ground (Hay-st. East). rivetting Nations of League Daniels). A wreath was placed which ahead, a day of wrath still Wednesday, October 13th. upon Washington's tomb. To the within their doors only charge with fury.. . fetters on the oppressed liberty of speech and of the press is declaration 'of Mr. Daniels, "Magna First event 10 a.m. The jails in Ireland are full, for Cheque a national the and day, LANG of the T. J. ALBERT for order the Cheque and a Charts Runnymede belongs no are FATHER All "Old Boys" and Friends of the smothered, deportations MEAD, less to England than to America," College are cordially invited to be for feeling counts for nothing." Cheque a a Cheque for Sir Auckland Geddes replied: "Just present. by the military Who recently returned from Rome In the last two years 27,000 raids have been made as truly as George Washington beL. RYAN, Hon. Sec. for the Archdiocese of Perth. Father in 19 PRIZES of £1 Prizes Cash other Fifteen and police upon Irish homes. longs to England. This shows that the for Australia left Langmead in Ireland. we recall the mistakes of the earlier WANTED, Smart Bodice Hand, Such is the wickedness of an alien Government Propaganda College in 1915, where generation of the rulers of Britain, must be experienced-Mrs. Larkin, he was ordained priest by his Emand realise the lessons that have Costumiere, 262 Fitzgerald-st., Perth. depends. mence Cardinal Van Rossum, Recsuccess of the bazaar since made possible the growth and 21 tickets at 6d. each in tor of the College, on March 19, of are There and Bazaar Joseph's St. prosperity of the British Empire." 14TH. each book. To defray expense the this year. MEDICAL MAN, with first-class One wonders whether Sir Auck10s. only send to seller is requested long experience, and Art Union land's tongue was in his cheek when qualifications, remaining with the 21 butts, the wishes opening in Western reliable, he delivered himself in this fashion. Australia; give full particulars.ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. ticket amounting to a complimenIn all probability there has never Preparations for this bazaar are tary one. been a time in history when English "Medico," this office. Little Sisters of the Poor. St. Joseph's School is the cradle well in hand, and an approximate statesmen had less room to boast 15 each 10s. at (Wagongtte Fund.) this in this State, education wanted Christian date has been fixed-November of Stones NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL. of having learned from the mistakes hope to having been established in 1845. next, or thereabouts. We Mr. J. Foley, Northam, £1 Is; Per With Magna Charts EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. of the past. acvarious the reof W.A.'s best and most Many be able to chronicle £1 Is; Miss F. Dwyer, D. Miss Fox: in mock and bye -word every a made In aid of the North Perth Stall, £1; tivities in connection with it on and spected citizens (of all creeds) owe Dorothy Foley, Woderdalup, 'quarter of the Empire by Acts like and Rev. Father Doddy, £5; Mr. DonoWest Perth Bazaar, present social position from next week. In the meantime the Defence of the Realm, the RowA to have their TO MAKE To be held on ASKED IS honest -citizenship to the training van, £3; Miss Eileen Arcus, North the Sisters of Mercy desire CATHOLIC Precautions the War Act, and lett the Sisters of Mercy inculcated in Perth Hotel, £1 ls; Children of St. the art union brought prominently REAct, and the stupidity that led to TUESDAY, 12th. OCTOBER, 1920. SEND YOUR 10S. NOTE AND SUCCESS. early days of Perth. Surely none Joseph's Schools, 6s. before the people all over the State. Prizes. Good Music. being delibRefreshments. Party Boston Tea the to these could turn a back on such Particular attention is directed The Little Sisters desire to sinerately re-enacted in Ireland to -day Cards: 8 to 10. Dancing: 10 to 12. butts and of DUCE THE 10,000 WANTED, TO THE ORGANISER, an institution, which at the present cerely thank all the generous donthe fact that all ticket before India and Tickets, Is. of Egypt speak to -not the asappeals so instinctively for cash must be forwarded ors who have contributed so liberalwould tax the ingenuity even D. C. PERROTT, Hon. Sec. tickets time Few schools in all Aus- ly to the above fund, and wish to sistance. bazaar closes. Books of over of a Geddes to find a solitary inthe all meritoridistributed a to such point been can tralia have say that the conveyance is of great stance wherein England has profited N. MOORE, Rev. ous record as the Victoria Square indispencountry and metropolitan area, and them from the trenches an expresand is really as a result of past blunders. are schools have achieved from the pio- assistance, those who have these for sale sable. A name sufficiently expressive, sion most aptly applicable in the disto endeavour to to the present neering days down specially asked present instance, but we fear its parlour for enough respectable and time. pose of them as quickly as possible, Under all circumstances it was use, is badly wanted for insincere public use is hardly in order, even more and if in a position to place of this sort. in less particular papers than THE twaddle of a free people to resent Buy art the duty shallow tickets: union Sell art and Conthe to to kindly send for them Make a little sacri- and resist any attempt at wrong.The soldiers brought back with RECORD. tickets. vent of Mercy, Victoria Square. On union The Late Sir Henry Parkes. dear St. Joseph's. the art union a great deal of the fice for
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Of Telephone, 8277. National Caf y. HEVRON J. Sinn Fein Justice P. As house founded by the forUniverse. open SYDNSY. the an says as Sisterhood, HEAD OFTICII tholic War Council and FORfor the resiIll a matter of fact, theis distiniuished of CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and social centre populated OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES or ina Doctor of um The arrest by Irish Volunteers WARDING AGENCY. III scientist in question University, of that densely on the dents trainer but and of owner horse a Assemblies CARRIERS. Science of Glasgow centre. GENERAL which dustrial cattle of 60 charge of receiving gather in this centre and Rabaul (New Britain); LWOW. ( primarily a Sister of the Convent In the Principal Cities and Towns of Australia PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS, from were stolen has caused a sensation. Glasgow. A workingmen a month on their way Notre Dame, Dowanhill, a papers twice employment. The accused was brought before Men from the FREMANTLE. well-known writer of eruditeappeared their countsfive on at 2002 Post 011icso Volunteer Court and Sowings Sank Agenciesand on cytology, which have of micro machine shop, men from the office, at all Branch... other Islands of the receiving intelligent, but Conspiring to steal cattle, out Austra,la. and at Papua, New Britain. Solomon, self-respecting, in the quarterly journal neat, widowed a of 61.000. up to property recently printhe SPIGL Deposits cattle J. 31% Interest On scopical science, she has has made many with strong Socialistic concernup to 01;300, and similar charges a% Interest on Amounts two, £1,000 achieved a triumph which all ciples, take part in the discussions, lady, TOBACCONIST, PERTH, the property of the - Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.CL, and fame with discov- which usually last from 5 o'clock to ing. two cattle Department name her KELL, priJAMES on and Govern educat spiritual and July let, 1020 since she has Henocque. who was British War for Deputy Governor some of the children for says the New World. Six gical teachers, for, 7. The Abbe Will be pleased if you would call and vate owners. A strong attack on during the war ered, what many have sought and save money. chaplain a latto be con- al benefits, the Con to requirements said guilty the in your are pleaded amoebae. conducts Accused which represented schemes of tribes were the Croix de Guerre, the method of breeding Ministry Shaving 4d.; Haircutting 9. the fsee ter two counts, but denied the other here on July 10, 11, 12 and those lowly living things which all wears templated bydelivered assemblies. Every man is howalso by Cardinal gress held special Orders sent to any part of WA. Tel. A1940. to study the proclaim Evidence was given by a man Pope Benedict sent a to his convictions, Health, was biological students are set Na- 13. to the Post. No remittance needstealing of con V.P. by admitted meeting Mosiwho congress achievthe Sisccr in custody, this The victory Bourne at in cablegram to early in their career. of the most ever radical. held elec. the cattle and selling them to the ed. Cheapest in Perth. last one the in was or tional Catholic Congress began his vey to these faithful Indian children exhibit Pipes, Socialism ca's over Watches. ed Razors Set, blessHe said he lost been very other prisoner. Church the Apostolic with Liverpool. The Cardinal popular at the recent conversaztions is declared to havecarried letter from of the Right out most of the money at the races. any other articles Repaired, Rev. Mathias C. Leniaddress by readingin awhich the lat- ing. of the Royal Society, inwhere DENTAL SURGEON. largely due to the work and sev- ione the in- Witness said three soldiers helped guarantee. Falls, shown Great of was institutions Bishop interest similar han, Mr. Hilaire Belloc, and this Governat- much not admit in eral Benedictine missionaries and many regrets ex- by clergy throughout this witness to steal the the method ter said "they could by 148 BARRACK-8T. (Upstairs) new marof augurated asked Leninever liberty of Prisoner 10 ment cattle. the "shepherdess" GLENORAN NO. terference with the and women, nor tended the congress. Bishop with the object of studying The In- pressed that could out them to steal cattle. Witness sold and Registered Densermon. not be present France riage in adult men Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified social questions and pointing the the horror han delivered a morning the amoebae it. SCOTLAND'S BEST. in construc- the Government cattle for £30. They Australia, respectfully draws explain to sanity of any element at all of They could dians attended Mass every personally tist of Victoria and Western the necessity the a his practice in Western there was for £35 or £40 each. that and value fact were to WHISKY. congress, public the MALT the of of known as eugenics. PURE attention legislation. tive on the sex teaching. built each a been call been has is years, had Communicants eighteen what who of last the not admit of the whole series of large number Lord Ashbourne, Fine or Alternative. Australia, during Sr. recommendations As supplied under Contract to the The congress of Catholic Da or any one solid foundations of meritorious skill and conspicuous figure in the Gorsed-1 sexual hy- day. was so much that he Prisoner was found guilty of reHospitals and Government held in Lead, SouthRight Circle at the National Eisteddfod of propositions regarding from gratified patients. He appreciateshisthisaddress. the owe them to W.A. Also RailHe has admit knowing cattle the they Department. 13. logan ceiving and could Medical 17, the regarding 16, from on July giene, neither wishes to prevent mistakes of Wales, speaking over the children kota, (he and employs no agencies, be stolen, and tht court ordered him way Dining Cars and the Leading John J. Lawler, Bishop O'claim of the State only the one establishment in Perth, stone, in the Welsh vernacular in Press praises, The of the parents.' Rev. full compensation, £74 in one Hotels and Clubs throughout the pay Thomas to Country. Rev. or Right conversation in Town on and canvassers carries or as against the claimappealed Lead, touts, usually to Caand the Public endorses case and £80 in the count dealing State. of Sioux Falls, and Irish), denied the statement that the Medical Profession recommends, Cardinal Bourne daily demonbetween the Gorman,ofBishop with the British War Department, Sole Agent: the Jesuit Fathers of ths, the Gaelic language in Ireland was that this marvellous system of removing teeth is tholics to distinguish to the court, people on several Indian paid be to North many amount in the declared by lie missions pain. made language, without The strated attack of Catholic dead. COYLE totalare withPHIL Teeth expenses, and Porcelain infringement costs, present. and all Gum the with Natural Dakota were Our beautiful sets of not only alive, but stronger moral law and pardealing with and South the contour of the face and been found to was ling about £300, or in default be out doubt the best in the inworld; individual liberty. In law, These congresses have more vigorous than ever. and all defy detection. to as moral churches the Inall manner a the before such Catholic aded attack the to reproduced help mouth being T. P. HERBERT those who be of great Sundurable, perfectly tastehome to them the chaplain denominations in his parish on from furnish occasions for Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and they must bring The Rev. Rolland Tudor, law still has dians. They and pure. I have many Family Grocer and Provision organiemir day, and afterwards banished less, and permanently wholesome meetings of various religious fact that the Christian the nuns of the Episcopalian to Teeth not fitcountry, work. of Merchant. the class offer in this has in and Ireland. no rivals, Scotland, as sodalities, imitators, but MIS a place of honour At least, call and this law the sations, such for spiritual instruc- Convent, Dundee, my new system. Prisoner-I am satisfied to pay the 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. the Church. ting can be remodelled ongoing and that by infringing made his submission to My workmanship is mass of the opportunities elsewhere. vast -Road). which before a in fine. of Nicholson dentures, city, improvement. the SEWING (Near my left see consciences In June he STANDARD As to those tion and I devote all my time personally s, * Two prisoners who gave evidence my best advertisement, because laboured for three yeas people are outraged. on site liberey Goods carefully packed. Families right where I am MACHINES. of ir- he had Benedictine pleaded guilty to larceny of the catAbbey at Fort to my one practice. Hence, I can stay Sir Hamar Greenwood's wayregard who would encroach on daily. Country orders said for the reside waited to Cardinal ordered were the They with reputation. tle. received. my opinion by was individual, known public where he ritating of the CHAIN to. Augustus, one day; consultathese, in and Kilattended to and resist Wicklow attended to STITCH be was Counties outside LOCK Country patients can Ireland from the Irish Office there is a good way is a graduate of Durham Univerare saved by those who conSTITCH. of organisation, es to by Commander He dare for nine months from the date tions are free, and many pounds an Episcopalian which is by wayorganised sity, acted as Labour, sharply challenged three to me. and work case, one their Dubin to the arrest PERTH entrust says prior of and me and by HOTEL sult in England, pecially call before deinterfer- Kenworthy recently, ONE. months from August 3 in the second Take a note of my address for reference, and Journal. The Chief clergyman Dundee, laboured in misTWO MACHINES IN which could oppose any branches by SkilJ. J. RYAN, Proprietor. of the indivi- lin Freeman's to coming to case. ciding to go elsewhere. Dentistry/ in all its work in the Western Highence with the liberty Secretary by invitation gathered sionary these its of for 'shuttle noted is round Lon dangerous Hotel of This perfect ed Assistants Irish Office a number he mi lands of Scotland. The most dual. The most First Sunday. Shipment Bourne said, the New Purity of Drinks. to whom York, First Saturday in the Month. Beverley, encroachers, Cardinal machine made. profess to don Journalists, CHILD'S SEVERE WOUND. things, Cleanliness and Civility. are those who no' longer burthened himself ore many of bringing Wales just opened. work rule a great The BOYCALL, as Play. W. law at course Open the Head Cut accept the Christian but more especially on the enforce- back to the ancient faith is now at Inspection Invited The Excellencies of all Purities 148 BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs). to Archof conduct. he had mapped out for Speedily Healed by Zam-Buk. Ind, its highest pitch, according Embodied in preached SEWING MACHINE FACTS of the Coercion Act. who Stir ment may the mishaps Bilsborrow, serious Krassin, easily bishop M. How STOUT. M. Kameneff and he hinted at the passibil at St. David's Cathedral recently. is IMPERIAL dentally then children UNION the on KNOWING. happen amongst WORTH the Partition Bill, envoys from Soviet Russia, the occasion of the installation received a cor- ity ofhe amending The Supper Dish, Guarantee shown by the following remarkable a cerecommitted Mr. Short:: tothea on arrival in London. Thomson' 20 Years' Zam-Buk of the Metropolitan chapter, the How perfectly their story. A large party wet - and and Barrack and Murray Streets, P Know B decision they the fact of that in dial greeting. share Proof major unique was is Cross. the worst type of wound King's mony which even at of heals Most of Test Krassin the M. treatment Stand the ever corned in first of its kind blame in "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," Machines will the proved dressed daily HOTEL was it being was that sore is or Ken envoy QUEALY'S canons The Bolshevik suit, a black °vet - Rev. Dr. Mannix. Commander Time. held in Wales. Eight new thousands of other Australasian enlightenKALGOORLIE, additional Hall, being them Town in a smart grey wished of Department Next is a of which Mrs. Clifford's and wore a fine worthyon the principal points of the were appointed, all If you buy from come coat, and soft hat,says sooner or homes, priests. Previously all the THE PLACE TO GO FOR Excellent Accommodation. Writing from Hale and a news agen ment typical. main purpose of secular of Store trouble will jewelled tie pin, com- interview, but a to canons in the Archdioceseto rere Streets, Paddington, Syd- UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. With such, machinesin are Beatrice SILK and FASHION attentioa later. draw It is terrible! terrible! Those was which the cy. FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, his question says: their interest mother Benedictine Order, line, the grateful this aide a Herald. the ney, in only Catholic exercised the Proprietress, is belongs. ments favouritism QUEALY, cash Mrs. ETC. the the with TIES, to Bilsborrow met SOX, whom when Charlie, son, SHIRTS, Archbishop little of ceasing "My "Bolshies," 75,- article through the exclusion wild, red, savage not like, can invitations mai There are now approximately a serious accident that threatened paid. dear Winston does Irish Pressmen. The naked younger in Wales, attended by His pins. tie eye. Catholics &mass an even 000 of loss HOTEL and Continued the Coercion APPAREL clothes PALACE THE Thomson' wear nice tarism of the perpetual of the regular clergy * EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING brother was playing with a tomaneed much ex- 116 members Depends upon Every Machine There are aris- Act does not really it over his St. George's Terrace, Perth, WA. and lifting 75 secular priests. Entire in and and patriot Giving Secs hawk, Indian Chief Them the by the but Sold Tilak, in a ages planatory effort; be altogether un- 113 public churches, chapels, and shoulder he unfortunately caught The PALACE is situated Satisfaction All the Time. not tocrat, has died at Bombay, to COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. Catholic children of His body retary should charming position, close and Charlie near the eye, cutting an awfeeling, which stations. The sixty-five, of pneumonia. blood to most Houses, little opportunity for the on the mindful of mere Irish have causing Commercial Wales and he and displayed gash, was ful Banks when outrages, dressed, fully grossly J. A. are while vast crowds his Acttosomake the thing look less religious education, as thereClasses stream out. I thought the lad was Theatres, and is largely patronised THE Hotel verandah, Later, CO-, LTD. according to seeks by the principal Farmers and Gra- DoN-r FORGET injured for life, and as I couldn't his own very few Catholic schools. filed in front. are carried repulsive in the mask of was instruction ADDRESS extent of the gash, ziers in the State. religious corpse in the careful and Hindu custom, of cautious the Machine People) see the actual of Sewing professions direction Jones destroyed. the (The was amazing under eye amid out the PERTH. I feared MODERATE TARIFF. buried on the shore,connection with application. His reply was that priests. CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, Forth, Fremantle, and Kalgoorlie. However, I carefully bathed the Later, in issued to all Sunscenes. sue J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. Mr. Tilak, "an invitation was hear a statement gaping wound, and at length to the mourning .decreed for newspapers A1428. day the at blood. Telephone area guiding the of dock The delicate task ceeded in staunching Secretary to cleae up trouble arose in the were France overturn- from the Chiefmisconceptions in re- Catholic workingmen of Telephone 739. "Though I carefully bound up the Tel 88.6 Bombay. Waggons At some serious cut. of social unrest injury, there soon began to be evied, and bullocks' throats thousand ference to the Restoration of Order through the waves labthe HALLION the least of M. among of inflammation and festernot SUBIACO HOTEL in dences Governthe and Karachi a mob several Bill, in Ireland trouble Notable theatre. this priest. I saw French When cinema a the of Ireing. ,o ours reference strong wrecked ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. have MACHINE BREAD FACTORY, starting I went to the chemist's and abotit ment's policy with rest it was held among the clergymen whoin pointBal Gangadhar Tilakage.was He was land." For the BUILDINGS, MURRAYNORTH FREMANTLE. Emu Beer Always on Tap. particularly successful got a pot of Zam-Buk, and applied sixty-five years of ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD an authenticated verbatim re- been for Country that the to GovernCatholic the balm Accommodation of the which Good path Fredressing Bombay the of the out a liberal STREET, PERTH. to all parts was published ing prosecuted by Delivered interview Bread of the port Visitors. Abbe the hundred is a wound. was industry must take ment, and sentenced to After mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. that, in the Sunday Press. There boyP hone * "Zam-Buk quickly began to draw Henocque, of Billancourt, a suburb WALTER WING, Proprietor. days' imprisonment. a Specialty. the Na- no attempt to explain the Irith 70 of Paris. on the way to Versailles. Malt and Brown Bread out all the corruption and inflamhe became the inspirer Inof 1897, for cott. Supplied. the Shipping community He is making use of a mation, and it soothed away pots tionalist movement. declared to be Two wonderfully. was pain pastoi child's which speech a Rev. Francis Beccherini, HOTEL ORIENT Tilak was of Zam-Buk were amply sufficient Detroit, an incitement to violence,months' in thanking her friends im- of St. Francesco Church, to heal Charlie's awful wound,it leavItalian HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. condemned to eighteen he served a USA.. and editor of the had where wishes trace a VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. which favours, scarcely has past ing for 9 prisonment-of newspaper, Voice of the People,time Good Accommodation for Country been. second year. Later, Tilak led the extreme Visitors. in general, that she has in re- been honoured for the receiving public used often the been and has them "Zam-Buk the to inform party, and was prosecuted B533. Tel. J. MONAGHAN. (his by the King of Italy, since for the other children's sores JAMES BEATING. spect of two articles in "Kesari" the Order of Saints He was tried knighthood ofLazarus. Mechanics' Institute). and cuts. It is such a quick, reliFathcr Bets vernacular weekly). be 340 HAY-STREET, PERTH (Opposite a jury Maurice and and wouldn't we that judge, healer Parsee the able a of CALL OVER before PERTH a knight IN made was WHEN and Irish Suitings. Drees Suits Our cherini Scotch of Line members Special two house." A the it in more without The which contained only in 1908. Italy TO Specialty. of Crown in lanThere is nothing like Zam-Buk acquainted with Marat'ni-the is one rarely conSent on Application. In his own recent decoration TOWER HOTEL Samples and Self-Measurement Forms the treatment of Ulcers, Poisoned no one guage of the articles. to Hand. in a ferred, and it is said that Piles, Sore Aching Feet, Ec- CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds lust Sores, Large receivdefence he addressed the Court has States United the in else was conPier Street, cema, Ringworm, Heat Rashes, Bad speech lasting six days; six Door 2nd. ed it. hands Ernie years' Sprains, friend Sores, to old Scalds, your Burns, And Legs, victed, and sentencedreleased a few 1/8 and 3/6 per pot out a welcome to you all. Stings, etc. imprisonment-being The Capuchin Fathers have a Fancy Goods, Stationery everywhere. First -Class Residential Home. weeks before, the outbreak of war. Forty-eight record. war splendid was Requirements retirement, and 1411:eatholle the He came out of his Tel. Al 125 in Cleanliness and Attention, Belgian Capuchins were once more prosecuted for his spee- army, and twenty-five were cited Visitors specialE. McGrade, Proprietor. Telephone B162. Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields ches, and bound over. for bravery. The French Capuchins Personal Supervision Owner's Under whom for. BROS. of 320, Catered ly numbered FARRELL war the in Over 10,000 Irishmen participatin 240 won decorations, while twentyM. M. MULCAHY Proprietress. General Produce Merchants and held SWAN BREWERY. ed in a gala which was (England). HOTELS, PERTH.) Corn Crushers. five British Capuchins were in the (LATE CENTRAL AND SHANROCK Wharton Park, Durham STOUT of the service, twelve being decorated, and and -ST., FREMANTLE. ALE HOWARD recently, under the auspices in 1,900 Capuchins were than no less A League. in !rich Self -Determinationpledging the the Italian army. The only Firm who Specialise NEW NORCIA. resolution was carried Grath and Salt Crushing. Unrivalled for Quality & Condition. "whole -hearted moral and financial BROTHERS. MARIST THE pie. BY famous Lihri's dei CONDUCTED home" Girolamo at support of their kindred with Child and Eng- ture, "Madonna 'Phone 481. MISS M. McMAHON by the Irish of the North of interna- Saints," painted for the Church of HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE. land, in the effort to secureIrish EXCHANGE HOTEL has CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, & Re- San Leonardo, near Verona, BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. Annum. THE Per OF ONE tional recognition of the Guineas Forty Terms: Metropolitan the CONFECTIONERY been purchased by Best of Everything Kept. public. BOULDE R Splendid Accommodation. Museum of Art. New York, and will 32 Pier-street, Perth Wittenoom Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/6: Weekly be hung with other Italian masterand street) Hay Lane of (Near Corner A radical French Senator lately of one to the pieces on the south wall of JIM FRAWLEY, Prop Street.. BROTEtER DIRECTOR. proposed a motion tending of For Particulars Apply to the The picthe the principal galleries. suppression of the article The Best of Everything. shall ture comes from Hamilton Palace, French code whereby "wife READ THIS! outside of Glasgow, Scotland, where NICK FRANCIS ghey her husband." The Very Rev it was set in the stairway. It bas Proprietor Carlon Collin, Senator from Lorers been the property of the Duke of raine, whom the Senate had a curious There is in our midst making a Hamilton for many years. This Tel. Boulder, 105. OBTAIN PRICES FROM and PHONOGRAPHS, from 13/2/- to 170. trusted with the task ofdecided GRAMOPHONES has and Irishman. of size, great type for is of Madonna report on the question, Kerry Ice is Bright, RECORDS from 63. been regarded as one of the chief CYLINDER the non -acceptance of the proposi 'Phone A1794. And the Price is Right. of dei Libri, and among the tion. He brands it as "anti -social," works BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS, 3/6. of Christian art. It is YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. Thos. ANDERSON & Son prejudicial to the family, contrary masterpieces SUBIACO. six feet and high, inches each. two 1/6 A8255. 14 feet from Ring disposition. and RECORDS, nature DISC woman's to The supposition Family Grocers and Provision and HARDWARE PEOPLE two inches wide. TIMBER The 3/6. RECORDS, Merchants. sometime painted REGAL WITH that it was CONNECTION "It is possible that the louse of isprior WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN The Madonna and to 1528. Corner Fitzgerald-st. and RaglanC. H. SMITH & CO. Commons may talk about Mr. ChurCOLUMBIA RECORDS, 10in., 4/6. TRADE. BUILDING a THE before a sitting Perth. in shown are Child North rd., chill," says Mr. A. G. Gardiiier,Daily UNDERTAKERS, young laurel tree, at the right of a SPARE PARTS and SPRINGS for ALL MACHINES. Families Waited on Daily. recent issue of the London branches ba dead tree upon whose 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. Country Orders Attended To. 1/6 per box. News. "I say 'It is possible,'have NEEDLES, COLUMBIA symbolising thus rests a peacock, 'Phone (Day or Night) .. A1231 cause one cannot be sure. We Bethe resurrection. REPAIRS OP ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO, Tel. A4381. to reckon with Mr. Speaker, and Mr. death and low the central figures appear San Speaker has become very particuSt. of prisoners, Leonardo, patron THE W.A. DAIRY. lar as to what he permits ParliaAugustine Whtn the Catherine, mlirtyr, St. Club Hotel WANEROO-ROAD, Newcastle ment to talk about. of centre the In the Apollonia. and St. and Polish ramp was on foot, OSBORNE PARK. South Terrace, Fremantle. the foreground three little girl ais King, presumably with the appro. D. KEANE. BARRACK was kneeling. are Ministers, gels his of vat of some -Date. Up -to and Renovated Newly PilsudPure Milk Delivered Twice Daily sending a God's blessing to bright Goldfields and North-West Cus- to any part of the City, direct fromOur Readers of Science Progress, that ski, and everything looked South tomers specially catered for, discover very admirable quarterly, will note Own Cows to Customers. and hopeful, Mr. Speaker Beach trams stop at door. (late secdo with some surprise the account of Supplying the Convents and ColArcade, ed that the affair ass nothing to dis lo "of Glasgow Proprietor: T. H. RYAN Taylor, Monica Sister leges. forbade and Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, Parliament with retary Celtic Club, & Wyndham). wonder when that When Commander Ken University," andgathered cussion. to itself a Carson, seat of learning worthy asked Sir Edward Join an Iii.!: Society. where the Ulster arms came from. Mr. Speaker was so outraged that opthe Edward Sir give not did he portunity to say 'Germany': insteai, that if he warned the Commander to send he persisted he would haveor impose PROunder the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia.) him to the Clock Tower proper for AUCTIONEERS, HOTEL BROKERS, (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered some similar punishment AGENTS and BUILDERS. CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. PERTY Cap. NATIONALITY, RELIGION, are: When Watchwords Its such criminal conduct. sought to dis TOWN demanding to Catholics (males and females), 41 BARRACK-STREET, OPPOSITE Lain Wedgwood Benn and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals Locality on receipt by the It is essentially Irish and HALL. Branches will be established in anysanctioned cuss the latest Churchill to scandal, of ALLEGIANCE. PRIEST the by SUPPORT res their the SIGNED by TEN PERSONS, again Mr. Speaker came 'impertin 'Phone, A3370 DISTRICT SECRETARY of a requisition Zstb., 1912, members being fully set out in the requisition. cue and duly gagged theonly a few the DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending 50,000 members and £300,383 in Funds. ent' inquiry. These are MANAGEZealand. New and PROPERTY Commonwealth Mr. the COLLECTING. RENT 560 BRANCHES throughout of the incidents fly whiCh Sickness Guaranteed. to Financial help and Medical Assistance in cases of MENT. PROMPT MONTHLY STATEMENTS. CONTRIBUTIONS. Speaker is attracting attention and MODERATE MEMBERS. functions, BENEFIT himself, his Office, its NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN the futility of a paralytic Path, LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL HOUSES, merit." FREEHOLD PROPERTY. L. DWYER, HOTELS, or BUSINESS, LET US KNOW. of Ca %Oder Two important congresses T. A. 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dews throughout the building." Judge Co. Westmeath: July 2. try. The judges, Mr. Justice Samuels He sacked right gloriously, and a truly only one case to was exacted. It Kenny had in "revenge" and Mr. Justice Moore. were essplendid lawlessness about speech sA a c made cowa officers, NATIONAL the 14111C corted from their lodgings to the IRISH was directed by Ireland. courthouse by a strong armed ardly lot of skunks who actually Judge Moore FORESTERS Co. Clare: July 2. 'heir while faces their guard, which included an armourmade blackened had no case before him. liein IreA SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. ed car and several lorries of Z men went undisguished and in unilawlessness about speech a at gentlemen Controops." Officers-and Cheapest Fee. form. BRIAIN.) 0 No Initiation (By CEARBALL land. Newcastle Lismore, Judge the same time, tributions. After reading this you won't be Co. Longford: July 2. (Cyril Bryan.) West, and Limerick City were Dodd had only one case to try. He surprised to know that only 12 out Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, in of 296 jurors turned up. "shot up." a speech about lawlessness meets alternate Thursdays. in theDur- made Talking about these courthouses, Trades Hall (Room 14), Beaufort Now, the comment is this. RepubIreland. Lord Branch. The Boru 7,994 2. Brian years July four the judges are lucky to have any street, Perth. King's Co.: ing the past the - - counties In some have been kidnapped by the Chief Justice Ronan had only foura at all. Fremantle, every alternate Tuesday,licans Friendly Societies Hall, 64 Adelaide courts have to be held in the open English Army. If similar revenge small cases for trial. He made W. for each of these Repuh speech about lawlessness in Ireland. air-they have all been turned out. street, Secretary's address, taken were June had Dublin, 25/7/20. Keating, 23 Burt -street, Fremantle. licans kidnapped, 31,978 towns would Co. Limerick: Judge Sarpuels He Some months ago Joseph O'Doherty, 28 Models Bantry Charles Stuart Parnell, Boulder. M.P., was arrested for soliciting for Club he wiped out of existence. only two cases for hearing. .. 24 Hotel, A few weeks ago the Canada Pennywell The very latest English and American Secretary's address, Court Fridays. a speech about lawlessness in Dail Eirann Loan-it has been overAustramade famed the HEADWAY. to 24 NO cousin -first City .. meets alternate Limerick Boulder; subscribed by £50,000!-but yesterdinner Ireland. a Club"-gave 25 . Bantry .. However, in spite of it all, the JUST TO HAND Every week John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. lion "Millions It Co. Sligo: The Lord Chief Justice day he was released. invited as its chief in .. 28 Swords .. ravages are making no headway F. O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland in London. only "three trying cases" he has been remanded for trial to had he age said the of bounder 27 in they chief hand guest the On the other a speech different court in his constituency made Ireland. Junction. He hint. prea before On 27 Every -Sir Hamar Greenwood. Lismore are rapidly losing ground. Money to Lend on application to In every instance the about lawlessness in Ireland. J. vious occasion I sent you some no cases (Donegal). Newcastle Stewart.. .. 27 DIVA'S murder on their part and every the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. ; In the following counties courthouse was burned down a few .. 27 of a town increases whatever Bri- days choice tit -bits of the career of this City the up" to Limerick and R. Maxwell, Barrack-street, "shooting W.B. REDUSOS ; WARNERS brought were was to be tried. At he orabefore and ex -funeral 28 to SesKilcommon Perth, or the General Secretary, care ex-temperance the determination of Irishmen and tish Petty Sessions, or Quarter last the R.M. got sick of it after 29 tor, taken from his own mouth. out. And so ruthless it Clare, 'Wat- every courthouse in his constituency Kilcommon J. J. Snigg, Barrack -street. stick Limerick, Kerry, morsions: D 6 A's ; choice of Now I send you another July bloody and naked is this rule year erford, Kilkenny, Leitrin, Sligo, Ros- had been burned to the ground, so a IRELAND SOCIETY OF sel. This is from his speech at the At Waterford, yesterday he refused to remand the the sword that those who ago-exI common, Galway. Limerick City .. Belts made to Orde r YOUNG Club dinner:-AUSTRALIA. Abdominal a few months Canada ld. WESTERN I ago-even grand jurors, M.P. any longer, and he was re4s. Irma Brassieres the on July 6, neither a: horror or of feeling a jurors leased. week perienced first ordinary the or in .. 3 One day Newtown .. offi- special jurors, Under the Patronage of His Grace shooting of some spy, or some to attend. the Prime Minyear summons 3 this the .. of obeyed April Kennedy Mt. longer no Smyth, the Archbishop. at Colonel room like jurors Isis cial grand the into fined me 4 Gibson called ister Judge Rearcross Obcts: The Study of the Languare invited to call and experience any feeling even apbut they have been .. 6 and the House of Commons. just after Bally Landers .. "Inspection of Convents" Country Visitors to the !loyal Show In most in- £100 each, horror. age, Music, History, Literature, Gcvernhis own in proaching said, Republican and 14 the .. time, by question warned revival the and Thurles remark luspeot Our Stock Dancing of Ireland, stances yor will hear the they .. 16 ment that the fine is not to to paid. decisive way: 'Hamar, I want you Ballindina are "Well, of the ideals of an Irish -Ireland. made: to openly litigo quite various The following letter appeared re.. 17 and Lady Greenwood to Cork back." In a number of a cases The Society MEETS NEXT MONgetting a little of their own Tomas few accused per- cently in the daily press, Sydeey:18 Ireland,' and that is how I became gants and quite Carrickon-Shanan EVENING at 8 pen.. at ST. towards DAY little a is "That way Cabinet or their a on Adrlress and "As the son of a Protestant clergy. Only sons were kidnapped Chief Secretary SCHOOL, BOYS' PATRICK'S a MacCurtain's murder." .. 19 to court and held until the court man, I would hail with delight Minister." -STREET. Swords .. PERTH. WELLINGTON the in read you Protestant inspection of all when 20 purely see, .. You adjourned. Enniscorthy BAIRDS ARCADE Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies I will spoil this gent by in know day, the result I same and assuredly .. 20 same paper, on the official state, Tuam This is the sort of thing you find convents, and Juveniles, 6d; Gentlemen, Is. minds commenting on it-it should stand the same column, the want here day after day. will be to all thoseto whose These soldiers and police have also ment that the soldiers were not in the papers send J. P. DOHENY, Ho, Secretary. alone --but I can't help it. I might reason, as it clip- are yet susceptible actual you I that Hamar that Secretary murdered:Note Asst. out six weeks point hunKENNY, the in to MISS N. myself, "an electric eyeto a hundred or several was bewithin to hard rather explicit is It more Drombane ex-sol- pings. June 18: Thos. Brett, have been a little If ever a son had rea. sil- opener." dred yards, of James Burke,and, on (Tipperary). un- lieve, but one sees immensely and told us if the exact date son to feel thoroughly ashamed of when he was killed; PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG doctor lier things happening:which George spoke to him was not June 25: Con. Crowley, Bantry dier, the of and his own ideas of evidence father's the his it, der April MEN'S SOCIETY. April 1st. Because if it were (Cork). "The Republican flag, which these almost divine women, that the inquest that althoughits there the 1st then that explains a lot of July 4: M. Small, Upperchurch at The first thing had been floating over the Carlow was myself. a number of bullets son were has weeks, things. (Tipperary). Courthouse for some 504 HAY -STREET, PERTH. that arrested my attention was the body, death was due to a bayonetRearcross military. the blather. Lumley, by 4: R. only also down is July and taken above sick, at 6.30 o'clock on been the Grace very chapel But get convent wound-you of "official reports." (Under the Patronage of His The Assizes open there to-clay. Let us skip a few inches and take (Tipperary). cold wintet mornings, filled' vwith ALWAYS IN STOCK. sceptical Archbishop Clune.) 28/7/2u. 5: J. Dunne, Ball:natrae very "offiJuly the -Independent, in in deeemflovoCEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS all read pupils, Library, in:your and this sisters Lounge, when Again, Billiard Room, 300 (Weeferde "Although Carlow Courthouse tion. The first thought that flashcial report of outrages" thatCross, Card Room, Cricket Club, HarJuly 8* Tho. Feery (70), Bally- armed the Holy by police ed on my brain was-What we're "I LIKE IRELAND." attacked guarded Debating, Musimen Club, strongly riers' was commar (King's Co.). the Adiress Barracks at 2 am. on July our own dear clergymen doing at cal and Dramatic Society. and military on the eve of the As. were July 13: Miss M. Counihan, Lim- R.I.C., "I LIKE THE IRISH PEOPLE." I knew but ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. 4, 1920, and that these 300 sizes, the Royal Arms over the such an early hour? City. erick casualty, was 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. police a Court Ha without Crown the too well. Comfortably snuggled in off speaking; in drawn A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CABench this is Hamar Yes, (exeoldier), Burke 18: James killJuly was and lookyellow, SHOULD awaiting MAN attackers and beds, wanttheir warm THOLIC YOUNG while one of the painted green, white, mar whom the Prime Minister swallow it all like BELONG TO. "to go to Cork City. ing forward to a nice warm meat and some seats were tarred. ed (with Lady Greenwood) O'Brien, Cork ed, you Indon't John 18: for toJuly case, self-denying, no aplication on a 24/7/20. It. particular There's this particulars breakfast. came-in -Independent, Full RECHAkti that. So Hamar RAILWAY W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary Ireland," Lent, or Fridays with us, dear instance, the man shot was Richard He saw-from behind City. destroyer. Following on Colonel Smyth's no and the good He was not in bags, the And they wounded the following:- Lumley, aged 60. barbed wire and the sandbayonetted in Cork, the Court House at reader. of Comfort death at was but I party," this world are our funds the "attacking and the a queer sight alto- things Coffee Society of St Vincent de Paul steel helmets Then the halo of T. a wake, and feeling a little fresh Cork presented father residoctrines? Brett Jeremiah mental official his were Assizes enclose the fact that In rifles gether. place! Western Australia (lacorp MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. The of sanctity pervading the all air would do him good, he open the And he conquer. Brett (killed); Mr. Barry (Limerto end. in Dublin. beginning from dence queer conhis Brouout-to 1). went demeanour oppoick), M. Lynch (Bantry). front door and church on Sunday The angelical it. The of ed--I don't think. to Perth. They are right scrupulous blazing at judges went to armed O'Connell were purpose D. the police for West). with The most suitable for Visitors Moderate exists The (Newcodle nected and der and Society death. This loves soldiers by Hamar-he Best attention surrounded in-like Unfortunately the on angel and just soft, (Church or The families J. Hiyson ghosts, 1C-arrigaraffince or site the Perth Railway Station. worthy cleanliness. of assisting Prices. armoured cars "held" the cathedral nocent faces of the sisters and so much that we just have to call town), J. Hickey (Cork), J. Burke shadow's chalice of getting someone, and others, including inmates of public us The next why what him Hamar-does not tell itshimrealise fully (Bhire they killed this poor old man of 60. while they were inside. me Meagher T. made (Bat:Mahar), scholars Here institutions, in indigent circumstanheld. Assizes were other good the Prime Minister wanted go to rone), T. Dunleavy (Ballagherad Of course, the "300 armed men" and day theEvening animals most of us are, ces, and engages in Herald's description unchristian Satanic of this and Lady Greenwood-"to have Reen), T. Crawford (Ballylanders). the "attacking party" was all bun. is the works. It is aoverned be a CounUSE-NOT ABUSE. Perhaps you would who holdnoblest of ideas Of course we could of the scene. women, those murder. the YOUR EYES WERE MADE FOR up cover to cil, office in Swan Chambers, Bar- Ireland." But we won't. earth's kum was shot if I wrote We will Soragh romancing named boy was A I think lives bran guess. their a of nas mechanism, and whole rack -street, Perth, who devote the any piece of intricatecan certainly a look at what he has at Gowra, and a schoolboy was bayThe tables appear to be completeTo get the best results from The Eyes to works of charity, and to bring ches or conferences in many parishes just have given it. It is the other side "on or, rather, what has been onetted at Roscrea. Forty civilians ly turned complete. des reasonable care must be etc.), in was those done, Courthouse to headaches, State. "The the (by sunshine of warns throughout gleams over of the were wounded in Cork City on the the run" now. Viceroy, Chief Sew stand a good deal. but whentoNature Just hope ly surrounded by barbed wire en- pair; for what reward? The calls on its funds are many, done since his taking the act promptly. it is time on the retary, Commander-in-Chief, and outside, inspect the Yes, Chief Secretaryship on that suspi- night of July 17/18. on tanglements hereafter. and with a view to supplementing Heaven of Society invites cious April 1st. There is just one other comment generals, and higher officials, beCO, its resources, the top, and in the interior, while them, you of tainted minds. Conto How more that is worth while making on this now the judges, practically live and large numbers of armed military' vents and Catholic hospitals are persons when making their willsmay How will we do it? and sandbags, than on the score of shocking list covering a short six hind barbed wire tanks. its work. Bequests in war kit and police were sta- ever open for two purposes, the banManager remember appropriately a is This COPI3VgIUTicnb, W. ,r. But not the "out- weeks. It will be noticed that on travel about in made in favour of the Particu- "outrages"? tioned within and about the build- ishing of illiteracy, and the care or - - F.1,11.21" I I he of the English judges' ing. lar Council, or any Conference of the rages" you read so much about in June 27 Ferrnoy was shot up. The summary Inspect by all means, trao_sta ES A.I JD'S A..1-CA (July): the sick. month this No, the other kind; cause for this was the kidnapping of work on Assizes July 2. The Lord "A large drapery premises over and those with sick intelligence will Society. the cables. Wicklow: comexcept Co. was of, day. hear previous the on Courthouse never Lucas the General looking they assuredly don't wish the kind you four cases sol- see whatPurity in life, and true hapse must Soldiers issued from the barracks Chief Justice had onlyspeech mandeered, and a company ofwin b- accident. To do itodious about to see: He made a MRS. LARKIN one try. the to at town. the on duty an raged and placed at midnight comparison, diers a make piness on earth.-Yours, etc., We will compare Ha - Jewellery and spirit shops were ran- lawlessness in Ireland. W W. McKENZIE. COSTUMIERE of course. mar's regime with that of his prePaddington. (Late of Kalgoorlie), You see, decessor, Macpherson. Wishes to notify her former Clients, comparison will be a doubly and Ladies generally, that she is the odious one. Opening a Business at AT us start them. We will take Let 262 FITZGERALD ST., PERTH. the period from January 1st, 1919. Satisfaction Guaranteed. to April 1st., 1920, the 15 months hi, of mediately preceding the arrival COWRA In those 15 Hamar in Ireland. M. J. O'KEEFE All Representing George Shirley Lad.. English soldiers and police 3 -Garment Grey Flannel coat, months, BUTCHER, Sydney, writes his opinion of Wool SUITS., 2 -button lined in Ireland committed: plain back, 95/-; with half-belt at 10 Murders. 245 CARR-ST., LEEDERVILLE. back, stitched down, 97/6. Murder Attempted Tweed Prime Beef, Mutton, .Pork, Lamb 9 Woundings. 3 -garment Herringbone always on hand. corned Beef and 7 Town "Shot Up." All Wool SUITS, 2 -button coats, All Meat Specialty. a Goods back, Small at -belts g stitched down, half Tlien came Hamar, only 18 weeks, kept in Cool Storage on the Prein greys and brown, 97/6. as against 15 months, have elapsed, mises. 1st, Telephone, A3297. but in thoee 18 weeks-April Ha esiMni-Heavy Navy All Wool Serge, fast dye, plain black 1920, to July 26th, 1920-under coat, £5/10/.. lined coat, 2 butmar's regime, English soldiers and 3 -garment Grey Worsted SUITS, plain back committed: have Ireland in police tons, 1.5/15/.. "The Wonder Medicine" SUITS, lined 3 -garment Dark Grey All Wool Cheviot Tweed 21 Murders. Murders. and its rapid beneficial influences coat, plain backs, £7/15/-. 38 Attempted unlined coat, 2 -garment Grey Flannel SUITS, English make, 90 Woundings. Up." "Shot patch pockets, 75/-. Towns 63 coat, patch Hls improved atats of health test:Wes 2 -garment Speckled Grey Donegal SUITS, unlined vala of this =edicts*, el KALGOORLIE to back, cuff Hurrah for Hamar! pockets, strapped front and stitched down, half-belt at which he Is eels toe pleased to NOT do P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. But wait; these figures bottom Trousers, £6/15/-. speak to others have been Good Accommodation for Travellers include any personsorwho any eroperty shot or wounded, & ceorra, Way ttb, se that has been destroyed -luring and frays between English soldiers are TONIC LTD. marCLEMENTS woollen the of WATERS They & BRYANT police and armed men. Shrewd men reviewing the present position beeetielt thanks reports can only come Pleas. accept merely the cold-blooded outrages. ket in England as indicated by the newspaper advance still further 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH. fee your Clmosato Teak. 670 HAY STREET "Where the Good Hats Are' see that, under Hamar, to one conclusion, and that is that Suits must will You costs rising these avoid " It sight he rather soma to report WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. 53 towns have been "shot up" in in price in the near future. The one way to without delay. regarding its good qaalities, bet dough "Shot up" means-"shot is to provide for your future Clothing requirements 18 weeks. to, Attended bottles cut 1 Promptly Orders I bars smly taken two up." It is a playful police phrase life. Illy comppeur to have takes se s new heisei Tel. A3938. applied to towns in Ireland in'hardly whereas good, sew fa appetite parison with which Ypres itemerr twin 9 weeder' ' Laing ea this And how many policesuffered. mom THE WINNING DOUBLE. ach smelly tweed against the I ma men and soldiers have been punishnow, ler so Not ARTISTS' BEER meal. AND UNION appetising needs immediate above and Not a single soldier or policeonly over ed? eat PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, two or Suit a tbs.; of ...I for purchase The always reedy All AND man has been reprimanded. men over the high price period ahead. COLOURMEN. assist materially in carrying this bat I ears Imlay my meals without happened is that Hamar will favourable woollen market. The has sad aching STOUT. that of IMPERIAL faring advantage UNION taking Malin' not Schools. are Irma! We and the hallowed has admitted-"with regret"-that margin of profit we retain on Brown's Better Suits is as lowweasaimposWholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents head that have for months past at the troops "got out of hand." The sible consistent with present day conditions. At all times the taking of eves the lightest meal. Suits still naughty fellows. But Hamar had VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER. and Brown's Betterfamous orlobagig MOANA CAFE he,. right " Friends have to arrest some one, so he has arrest- embody the same sterling value that has made them have ' diet ' myself an up to a point HAY-STREET, PERTH. We buy materials as heavily as it is ed in his 16 weeks of office as Chief throughout West Australia. for It Telephone. No. A1011. figure that had to do so. I find oo aocassity year inour Suits for the lowest possible tailor and af For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. Secretary against Ireland, 1,383 do, doses to possible regular now.. by taking on the immense turnnocent Irishmen-the men whose GOOD TAILORING can be done for, depending make tonic i Had I can set and digest almost homes have been razed to the over and the satisfaction that our Suits give the wearers to G. F. YEATES aaythlag. a commercial success. ground, and whose fathers and mobusiness our and "Agan thaskiee yea. believe se. of your Optician, thers and brothers and sisters ahead well them buy and ONLY, bayor CLOTHES years &Surely, Buy GOOD Buy children have been shot at on your Clothing outlay. 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. onetted, with the casualities as set needs if you would save moneyhave Satisfaction and Style. Quality, " (Signed) W. T. NIXON Brown's Better Suits, and you (Opposite Town Hall). out above. Rep. George Shirley Ltd., Sydney." the bargain. into GEORGE HELPS HAMAR.
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OCTOBER 9, 1920 W. A. RECORD, SATURDAY,
II Australia a Republic!
Bean ideal for Ireland have made that very important declarations .111, 1311 Mr. must be taken into account de Valera himself has said that Ire. see land must recognise that certain .1111115111111111.1111F31511 roncessions should be made to obbehis of viate the fear of the new Ireland and course Phelan, in the Times. Dr. Catholic headLondon the England, to in flaring coming a danger recently By "VERAX," five double -column the sermon at Sale Cathedral the QUIENBLAND Bible has suggested as is way out ofsame lines in the largest type used by made further reference to theand of the in in Daily Telegraph. have been the de- difficulty the adoption that question, this direction Grace, schools in his State at in Rerecently, present the was Dalby At survey Last Sunday 1 to the Premier represent- measures that secure the the course of an interesting -de seditous as- putation Unionists be a source the presence of a large congregation, How brutally and brazenNewcastle of Dublin and public of Cuba shall not States. what was technically ofa London. of the I ing the of this controversy over a lengthy And The United the lie! heart to inaugurated the Knighthood the to the of danger of the resolution sembly in receiver) sectarianists an antiCatholnc meet- period of years drew attentions to the strict the south: and Blessed Sacrament, and County every responsible leader on the Rereports of Kilkenny it was pleasing to note take it that according about 30 boys Suns who organis- magistratesagainst Lieutenant. -Colonel the fact that some into the Associationtheir Coercion, calling publican side has declared that the statesrnee who letter of the law those who protesting period of ing, in which there were to -parson addresses and friendly those who had finished ex-M.L.A., nists ed the meeting, Grace Nicholson, for Dominion Home Rule, and re- new Ireland must be The no- were able to see through the probation for knighthood. Hisaddress, were ed it and even those who were preas England. Wilson, M.L.A., took part. Nees was of prejudice and bigotry, and in- signing their office as magistrates an bumble cornitting Opinion. Public delivered a very practical suburban were die the military it, torious new some of alsent at protest against the to be On the Father stilling to admit in It was held in aregime. and exhorted the boys Divine the Catholic dictable offence. Rumour says there is a Lord the "star" speaker. So with public opinion tending to marts of justice London's Forum. movement ways faithful to their Jerger matter, Ness is reported towards Dominion Home more and more clearly towards the Sir James Service, many Trafalgar Square, claims. saw one McDonald "Father Whitehall in the Holy Eucharist that de said down have if 'he the Ulster Union- establishment of an Irish Dominion that said among Looking even had Rule ago, years offi had who party the long vista of Government Coun. as a way of ending the present state (sic) and all his family, had mends of the Bible in schools left, the ists. By the way the Privy His Grace opened a short mission wel- been Catholics for generations, then the Catholics ces, the War Office on the cil:or, who interrupted the proceed- of smouldering civil war, and subThat is were granted, payment at Miles, and was subsequently asbestos cement converted under for secular Admiralty on the right, other homes " Dui Lib. since turned Protestant.' of Lords on the stituting for a hostile Ireland, which House by the hall in receive ings must public He oft. local ceilthe Lbk, comed in enormous hydraulic pressure into sheets forwIle Coercion Act is a standing danger to the Emof a lie, without any qualification. in their schools. of expensive Ministries further I first second redding of the private subjects taught the the Pope's was the and exterior and interior Father Kelly and the Catholics slate., that whirls roofing kill ings, said might would Treasurer, also meeting, that "it State The by declaring that a friendly Ireland McPherson, Mr. pire, and a the Gera with are hands. be to If son moderate. throughout most the town and district. The mission is proven freight IreIt le aci compact that Iso incur. of the series held At the secretary was it, one may perhaps rug England but could not kill only recently had replied to ainScripnother krs lump .um you can hammer you can fix it yourself, wring had very fruitful results. the British Isles to protest against the land," is an Ulster tract, one of the strengthens Being fire reman spy. That is also a lie artistic ideas Leto the buildmg you erect. gest that a bolder course might lee ture Campaign deputation strongly perste your corn originalbuilding winter and Archbishop in to swarm conclusion his Grace administered being out risk fire the and meted Irish reduce to The Bishop treatment shareholders in Harland roaring. a -Durabestoi same strain. taken, and a freely elected heating and cooling device. the Sacrament of Confirmation apheld on the very chief Fool us rummer, there re lotto expense in modern-nese Percy Hunter, recently organiser end beauty. all to do their utmost to bring Mannix, was thusGovernment. Convention convoked to decide the Nel- Wolff's yard at Belfast. 'Dumber:ea makes for economy. mrength. 43 candidates. Over 100 persons de. for the Nationalist Party, has been urged the full of candidate any with of Ireland request. doorsteps The future status of Illustroted Booklet and Prices on The Republican Ideal. Officer in about the defeat proached the Holy Table. the elections son looked down on it from his ple chil- appointed Immigration to decide not only for the DoGovern. who at the approachings colossal imvotion of the people and the chief obstacle to liberty London for the Federal tar, guarded by fourlion, favoured a referendum on the Bible minion status within the Empire, but all theProbably and status Dominion of dren called forth high preise from inent of British concession inthe an PERT H percentage of of ages The large Lord Street wishes it, the status question. his Grace. to Ireland is the practical certainty if it er Rehad no other the lions the Irish republican . 4, of St. Jos Catholic children who State schools round Bands that, if it were granted under pre dependent Commonwealth ex -students displayed. Eighteen was the with attend alliance tricolour was to friendly but in the sent circumstances, the first act of public Deep ,und widespread :egret and eph's College, Hunter's Hill, passed optionbe protected. the "Soldiers' Song," Irish this I am proposing played In must Empire. family, wife, in Medithe to for be would expressed new the new Irish legislature ab a suggestion "Marseillaise" of the meeting McCar. the following examinations ended appeal to the principle of "self-de- merely repeating parents of the late James the cine at Sydney University, Second made by not a few prominent An old and respected resident of movement, and the rick, who met his death under very Degree examination: Anatomy and Irish Republic. termination" and Mr. Boner Law's ready Fri- with cheers for in formerly away were whom passed of some Springbank men. deceased The J. O'Donnell, irregular Dominsad circumstances. M. A. statement of the rights of in the person of Obviously it was a most at Physiology,N.F. Hughes, champions of undiluted UnIfte...SkSte..4te.10....DttetrsikliktAIL-lite4eniktfie4trActOA.,...4:41:10.e.sDe. T. P. Byrne, day, August 27th, was at work on a motor car some But the police, few ions, and proclaim an Irish Repub-if active Goldman, Deceased, proceeding Mr. Patrick Cusack. ionism. All that is new in my pro. Howard's Garage, when by As a matter of fact, .cven E C. Egan and W. Standish. Third who was 81 years of age, was born in numbers, acted as the stswards lic. that I have called attention into i,, poral fell suddenly Anatomy, They no such step were taken, the new means the car gathering. Examination: to Degree came Republican already and this have we Ireland, of that leg Co. Clare, in to the fact the Ireland would be a Republic motion, with the result that his and pharmacology, N J. in R.I.P. regulated the traffic, shepherded and the physiologyfourth Republics within the Empire. 1,1 was caught between the wall of car. on the list with dis- Australia in 1881. reality though not in name on the five 71 Kinsella, or all of these processions as they arrived, If I suggest that if any some a Dominion. building and the wheel cf theampu. tinction; P. S. Mahony, credit; C. check to became it once that day Cathe by issued interfered NEW NORCIA only a pamphlet In became Republics united to the Em - <A A. E. and lion, a So badly was it crushed that Rankin, "Commonwealth on the L. R. called M. Guiney, it were `A.". his Lordship enthusiasts who climbed a GovSociety, Truth the presenceof was by tholic not This pire, necessary. Examiusing was for tation Degree would be only Fourth lion's peril, it the. Ireland" of Rev. and Stormon. Most the own that Sale, their of to Convention by a Bishop care the but is an English instead of a Latin word ernor, Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph done, but in spite of constant six nation: Pass only (the distinction clearly defines the duty the bronze of these noble beasts of their constitution 04 Phelan, part Dr. be would R. B put to But he succumbed to his injuries published), yet to describe the fact. of Catholics at the coming State a rather thin casting. would secure that they should Deceased list is not days aliewe the accident. the matter quite frankly, the and It Cooke, C. F. de Monchaux, R. with (says the Advocate). for the Education of Young Ladies friendly relations [CT° was a member of the H.A.C.B. So- Honner, N. A. Lawler, B. F. M. elections How Things Are Moving. events of the last few years have maintain of an important amplification an there would be a change CA Sois Heart England, Sacred R. the in of J. ,and and of feeling ciety F. P. Ryan, Maguire. a at I had another produced such a state made ,Ag. earlier realities. recently in he titan of days rather For Furth. Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR utterance of name interest A few dality. He took a keen majority-indeed that the havIreland was Ryan. of I branch 7. to the meeting of the Bendigo Perhaps after all it may help surprising experience. IK sport generally, especially cycling. vast majority-of Irishmen ins settlement of the Irish problem to 11 the Catholic Federation. Dr. Phea talk with an old friend, one the Altogether he was a young man of Mr. John Devlin, the well known lan deals with the Catholic educa- ing the British country gentleman Ireland would not be content with remember that facts are more im- seksipsip soCaresipSsipeose5C28Celfstie201.713C,0543413S705S4Seepe-OSIfi-OC* exceptional bandmaster of died and adjudicator, a Dominion great promise, as and disguised Republic politics, a the Scripture class, a Conservative in portant than words, and that so far es. His funeral was largely at- at his home at Baker-stret, Kensing tion question andshows worth. the neces- and a man who besides "doing the or Commonwealth within the Em- as words go Commonwealth and and Father Sweeney was in ton, as a result of sudden illness re- campaigners, or Austended. Catholic vote State some service" in one of the pire, snch as satisfies Canada Republic are practically equivalent 72 years of age. sity for a united proconstant attendance day and night the most was of He some But with tralia. cently. at In his capacity of adjudicator in against candidates favouring a Oversea Dominions, has served during his illness, and officiated of the Repub. terms. interpreters minent during and pamphThe wars. two referendum. in sorrow. Scripture a the graveside. He leaves children band contess, Mr. Devlin had visit- let contains much informative mat- distinction and greatest of them held latest ing wife and three young ed all the capital cities and many- ter and points are lucidly made, the I had more than once rank. to mourn their loss.-R.I.P. of the country centres of Australia. end there should be a wide demand high unSydney Bulletin on Sinn Fein before heard him speak in very contests in at officiated also and by the Catholic people, friendly terms of the Irish moveKoongal Church, which has been New Zealand. He had arranged a for copies I what nonme their induce asked to he asked In a recent editorial. the Sydney are when opened who so was ment, considerably enlarged, number of selections for contests Catholic friends to read the pamph- thought of recent developments in RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. Bulletin referred to the Sinn Fein for divine service on the 19th. ult. and for music publishers.-R.I.P. non-Catholics way in Ireland thus: this In I rather expected to pro movement performlet. was Ireland, ceremony opening The I when reathe securthe to menace to understand contradiction latest come "This would CHAS. Z. GOSDEN, Monaghan, a sharp yoke ed by the Rev. Father Sister Mary Angela Moy died at DANIEL MULCART, posi- replied that he would be a bold ity of the British Empire is as feeManager. SM., M.A.. parish priest of Glad- the Dangar Cottage Hospital, Sin- sonableness of the Catholic deany on for. put ever been Proprietor. venture as has a one ble tion would who de. man The stone gleton, on the 14th. ult. The main objection to Irish ward. finite prediction as to whatto was Mercy had been in of Sister ceased me SOUTH AUSTRALIA. autonomy is said to be strategic. coming, but that it seemed The Very Rev. Father Healy (Ad- ill-health for about 12 months, and rapidly to Yet the fact remains that while Irethat things were driftingRepublic. ministrator), Rockhampton, recentwas admitted to the hospital a fortI a land has resented the English occuthe annual congress of the wards some kind of my ly received a letter from his Lord. night before her death. She was in At when ears was believe pation for about seven centurieshe that on hardly stating party Labour could years Shiel 20 Dr. spent Australian South ship 44th. year, and her feel 1 could if by "Well, during the greater part of which October Tuesday week a motion was carried he answered: leaving Ireland on 20th. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. really SUBIACO. and of her life in religion.-;RIP. period England has not hell the against the continued sure the majority in Ireland Stations. protesting the "Olympic" for America, let say would Close to Sebum, and Leederville Railway New I country strongly-it has never been :o a Republic, of America Mayor Lord warded pies. from the old of the imprisonment would sail Mrs. Lonergan, one of We want. puroffensive may Select their own Medical Advisers. exthey for effectively He used Patients what Maitland Cork, and urging his immediate re- them have West of Zealand by the "Makura." AVAILABLE. Catholics steer ROOMS that PRIVATE for Years by TERMS MODERATE. Top Floor, W.A. Chambers, poses by an enemy. At the end of pected to arrive in New Zealand scent to her reward on the 9th. ult. lease in the interests of humanity have been isdeclaring For Terms Apply to the 17th century Louis XIV. was to our policy to give peoples all overI OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. the end of December, and will pro- She was a native of Kilkenny, Ire and justice. Mother. threatenRev. the Kaiser England what * the world 'self.determination.' prinbably be back here (Rockhampton) land, and was in her 73rd. year.yet though Equipped Hospital at Perth ed to become Mr. Daniel O'Dea died at Magill am not sure that it is a sound The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly early in the New Year. R.I.P. we have he was able actually to land an Kalgoorlie. on Sunday morning from pneumo- ciple, but right or wrong, must not and could in Ireland, even he Among the passengers by the Or. Rifht Rev. ISIonsiynor Movnagh nia after a week's illness. He was pledged ourselves to it,even in Ire- STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. army Every in put a man into England. Administrator), blessed well known in the north and in take the consequencesthat he would soya from England, who arrived Rev. (Diocesan word that has been uttered against remarked Brisbane recently, was the Smith opened the new church of St. Adelaide. Forty years ago he was land." I said and on strategic grounds separation this twelve months Irish Rev. Father recently. Mon. a prominent owner of racehorses, not have Lithgow at Clever Smith. Patrick SUCCESS, in Business has been said at different times "I don't think is a brother to the well-known aviaMoynagh was at one time in and among them was the horse ago. "No," he said, MC., signor about the Flanders ports; about the But things have moved bearing his own initials, and which I would. tor, Captain Frank Smith, visiting charge of Lithgow parish comes from last the Dutch coast -line; even about the paid the sensational dividend of on very remarkableWein their D.F.C., and is at present Mrs. J. discusTo all and Channel tunnel scheme. reMr. who months." aunt, Goodwood twelve £808 when it won the Alderman R. D. Meagher, his uncle and such talk there is the one answer: an operation at Handicap in 1881. sed in a friendly way the problem underwent P. Power, Beaumaris, Bowen Tercently would afin being, to Navy a British with Perth Republic inthat, to Irish an Coach practio We has how of returning Hospital, before race, St. Vincent's Napoleon on the beach of Biulogne The golden jubilee of the opening fect the general position of the Em take up duties. ally recovered from the effects. that SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, and some possible successor on the of St. Joseph's Church, Norwood, pire, and he made the remark that Commercial BOOKKEEPING, settlement Murilla, shores of Bantry Bay are in exactfor a get Grenfell the of could candidate on we if The Labour will be specially celebrated Mr. William Yeomans, ENGLISH, Etc, an.:1 All Britain ly the same box. They may make Billy 10th inst, would make Ireland and GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, Mr. J. J. McGinley, M.A., LLB., bar- died recently at Young. Telephone, 8 Armadala Subjects, greatly re Business so not a threatening gestures, but they will many in would is days it young who his friends, in -at -law, good was rister Yeomans Proprietor. only fight when the possessors of matter whether the new Irish State TASMANIA. spects a remarkable man, has re- crack jockey, and had many famous sea -power go to them for the purwere known as a Republic, a Comaligned his appointment of Master wins to his credit. Our Special FULL BUSINESS pose-as when William landed at the to Dominion. a adviser or legal and monwealth, of Titles COURSE guarantees to fully qual- Carrickfergus for the Battle of the The State Full Court recently Commissioner of Stamp Duties, to Republic Within the Empire. ify in ONE YEAR. quashed the Bank Insurance and VICTORIA. Boyne; when Wellington went to contest the election. Solicitors' Clerks' Wages Board Such an opinion from such a man or the Peninsula a century later; &a Comthe venture from I appeal an on significant. award, certainly is when Britain's expeditionary forces Hon. E. J. Stevens has resigned Malvern, in fete a at inThe Speaking are having Bank of Tasmania. of the Irish Repubmercial the morrow on IMPORTANT-We to Flanders proceeded the other his membership of the Legislative aid of the Brigidine Chief Justice (Sir Herbert Nicholls) lican demonstration in in March Trafalgar Melbourne, for ready be to 20 about stalled, day. It is at least an arguable probeen He has Council. Novitiate, the Very Rev. Father that the award, which was Square, to discuss in some detail (1920), a Lae- Range Receiving Ap- position that Britain would be well years in the Council, and ereviously Paul Cullen, Provincial of the Vin. said based on age, did not take into con- the idea thus formulated by my paratus of ,ne most modern type rid of the Irish row at any price. sat for the old Logan and Albert in declaring the sideration the nature, kind, and Conservative Fathers, centian There are at Valve and Crystal Receiver, taught Even at the price involved in placHe electorate in the Assembly asso- fete open, said that he could take class of work. He further said the present in thefriend British Empire three by Expert Instructors. Students GOODS, Z.P. a nation of irreconcilable enewas for many years actively CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY for such a purpose Wages Board Act was to be read great Dominions and two smaller qualify for Operator's Certificate in ing gathering their Courier. mies on its flank. But no party to Brisbane the beWARE, Etc. ciated with their of expression public a as latSouth the and Act, Australia, the Factories with Canada, Months. 12 a settled dispute does remain irreand in his younger days a strong TOILET in the great Catholic ter Act did not contemplate dealing ones. Africa, New Zealand, and NewfoundGREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, concilable; and in the case of IreHe was born in lief and offaith political force. education, and a detersystem where clerks were em- land have all the Dominion status. SETS, and FRUIT SETS. land all its material interests tend Melbourne, and came to Queensland mination to stand by it to the end. with offices to: Application on to It Terms is legislation these. Canada is the oldest of towards Britain. Throughout the For 25 years he was en- It was the only system that stood ployed. Amending in 1888. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. under the recent war Ireland, according to the T. B. HALPIN, B.A., Principal. gaged in pastoral pursuits. Though for moral and religious training, be introduced to meet the position. became a Dominion of TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. "British North America Act" Statistical Branch of the Irish DeA.I.F.) Batt., 18th. a strong politician and keen fighter,a and an education without such was (Late At the last meeting of St. Joseph's 1867. partment of Agriculture, imp 'rted he was always looked upon as A wave incomplete. 2357 and 'Phone barren Si.ciety, the Hibernian of branch game the between 20 played offiand 25 he millions' s orth good sport, and Australia is a nonunion bigotry was passing over the land, the auditors suggested that war of raw material from England anas it honestly appealed to him. His of cially known as the "Common. it was up to Catholics to stand bonds in which the society had innually. Without British coal --of and Comdeparture from public life is regret- and by their brothers and nuns. Base in- vested, were not a desirable secur- wealth of Australia," which nearly £11,000.000 worth was is a good old English ted. sinuations were being made in cer- ity for a friendly society, in view of monwealth imported in 1918, and just on £12,and their being negotiable by bearer, word equivalent to the Latin pio- tain quarters againstnotconverts, old of almost Bolling Water In 000,000 worth was imported in 1919 One Maryborougb's derived word "Republic." appreciate could who the those in as inscription, not by and Ann -Ireland's chief industries would neers, in the person of Mrs. England was a Republic from and nobility of character case of local inscribed stock. The fall dead; and a standing comnlaint. Nevan Rooney, passed away peace- purity 1649 to 1660, and this Repubwere urging that steps should be of the inhabitants for years has Let: described in fully in her sleep recently. The de- taken to pry into the inner life of conversion of the bonds into stock officially was lic decidthat they arc not sent enough. The of the House of ceased who was in her 85th. year, the nuns, who devoted themselves is to be considered. It was resolution the average annual bill for English fats it established was a native of Stradbally, County to the service of God and for the ed to invest £200 in Tasmanian which Commons years, is one and three-quarter million, ai.d Waterford, Ireland, and came to benefit of the people. Convent in- local inscribed stock atfor6 five Commonwealth." "the as per cent bearing interest and Her huswithout this supply the Irish marplain in Maryborough in 1884. is therefore, but feared; be Australia to was not garine works would have to close band pre -deceased her 21 )oars ago. spection English, a Republic within the nuns had a right to have their the Mr. In the House of Assembly down. The Anglo-Irish tracts for -R.I.P Empire. respected. wishes and Made feelings W. Sheridan (Labour) introdneed a 1914-the last normal commercial Practically, though not nominalmotion in favour of the abolition of year-was E135,000,000. The Irish In the course of a letter to the Charles Prior Rev. also are Very Dominions The other the ly, all could have bought and sold their Very Rev. Father P. Healy, Adm., Ronayne, Superior of the Carmelite State Governors. It was defeated of or Republics with. goods elsewhere; it simply suited Rockhampton, Dr. Shiel said: "The Community at Port Melbourne (says by the casting vote of the speaker, Commonwealths Their only links them nest to deal with their neighsouth of Ireland is swarming with an Eastern contemporary) has re- One National member, it is stated, in thetheEmpire. apOn, the are: Crown bours. And if every British solmilitary, and on many roads they ceived a cable message :summoning who was. in favour of the motion, with from London of a Gover- Galv. dier was pulled out of Ireland tohave barricades erected. At one him to visit Rome immediately, and was absent, else it would have been pointment and King, the represents who nor permit was my carried. morrow, and if a Republic was inplace where I stayed Naldera R.M.S. the by leave will legislature he local holds towards the In Limerick particudemanded. stituted the following day, the na October 15. Before joining the The following announcement ap- much the same position as that of Iron larly military and police parade the on tion would still remain bound to Ronoyne slid an peared in the. Tasmanian Monitor of a Constitutional sovereign, but has It is a Carmelites, Prior streets, with loaded rifles. Britain by the most enduring of all of the part some and course the 24th ult.:- For some time the less effective power than a Repubterrible parody on Englanst's pro arts chains-self-interest." course at University Col- costs of the production of newspa- lican President; (2) appeal in cer- ENAMEL medical nasmall to relief bring to feseion Col Royal the at and Dublin, lege, courts to the local from tain cases people, pers have been mounting up, and tions. The spirit of the Nathe From Science. Don't send back Art Union Ticfurther advancer have now been de- the Privy Council; (3) right of the They ale in lege of however, is splendid. kets-please keep book sent you University of Ireland he holds cided upon. Together with the in- British Navy to use their ports. PAINTED no way dismayed; but are more de- tional and Arta of Every book sold means a stone in Master of degrees the same the all respects in out crease in the cost of newsprint and They have teimined than ever to work Christian Brothers' Appeal. Bachelor of Science, and as the re the difficulties of securing supplies, rights as if they were independent their own destiny." Unisuit of study at the Gregoriandegree can levy, and have They States. the latest wages award has made G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., B.D.So., versity, Rome, he holds she position of The Monitor so in- levied, protective duties on trade HEW SOUTH WALLS. In A.de. the DEXTIST. of Doctor of Divinity. They raise armies secure as to necessitate the 'irastic with England. known was well Ronayne Dr. laide of them some and to own, 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, their of step of suspending its publication Monsignor O'Haran continues writer. is Canada for the present. To those who, as maintain warships. make good program. He is able to as a lecturer and PERTH. advertisers, subscribers, and contri- about to be given the right of has, sit up in bed. Many friends call Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment, The eighth anniversary of the ing a diplomatic representative at have so generously butors, support. at the hospital daily. Inquiriee are consecration Dr. Rev, Most of the Mr. Bonar Law not 'Phone, A5038. ed the journal during its career-ex- Washington. received from all over Australia. Niannix occurs on Wednesday, Oc- tending over nearly 30 years-the long ago declared in the House of 6th. His Grace succeeded the beat thanks of the proprietors, man- Commons that if they wished to seAgain, says the Catholic Press, of tober BEDFORD HOTEL Most Rev. Dr. Carr as Archbishop agement, and editor are tendered. cede from the Empire, it would be the 23rd. ult., the Daily Telegraph MURRAY-STREET. in its of Melbourne on May 6th, 1917. Those owing accounts for subscrip- hardly possible to veto their action. BEST shows its unaccountable bias THE ABSOLUTELY Renovated Throughout. Thoroughly Liwar, if they send their treatment of the case of Sister 31, Vet y Rev. tion, etc., are earnestly requested In time of the field to fight side August Accommodation for Com. OFFERED, Splendid Tuesday, Oo EVER VALUE represenits into armies that alleges to forward as quickly as payments guori. It presided Visitors. try Administrator, Barry, Fr. a is it the troops, British tative had an interview with and possible. By doing this they will by side with TARRIFF MODERATE. at a ceremony of Profess*.on .Na facilitate matters very rnarially. voluntary act. lady, in which she expressos the deProprietor, Presentation the AUBURN, at GEORGE Reception of some until sire to be left alone Movement for Dominion Home to vitiate, O'Neill College, Elsternher "'new friends" take her home Rule. The novices profeetsed were: wick. Brothers' in Christian tickets LET Buy reportTO the as ROOMS wonder, No Phone, A1474. Kildare. M. THE WINNING DOUBLE. Sister M. Malachy Cagney, SisterBor. Now at this moment there is a FIRST-CLASS At THE WINNING DOUBLE. Art Union. £50 for ls. If you er says, site jumped when the dogs M. G. E. DINES BEER tickets or cannot get them, wide -spread ifiovement among men haven't UNION of the Leo Mulrooney, and Sister IRWIN-STREET. BEER 26 UNION Orbarked. But the chief pointwas the not gia Creed. The habit ofSister M. send to Organiser. Brother Moore, of all parties, exclusive only cf the PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, AND Permanent animus is that the report to Moderate by AND Terms north-east in received group was Fremantle. Helen -street, little Orange der 965 HAY -STREET. printed with an inconspicuous head Claude Dunne, Sister M. Damian Lodgers. UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. Ulster ,to give this Dominion status UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. mg, as was her brother's statement: MRS. O'BYRNE, Proprietress. th Ireland. The latest development like AellibY, Sister M. 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assert our freedom in conscience and New Zealand Tablet on to accept no guidance from the State, or from Protestants. Just as An Archbishop's Warning. an Englishwoman may find herself Marriage Catholic Genoa, July 3.-His Eminence, validly married under English law Cardinal Boggiani, Archbishop of (By Joseph Carmichael, in the Irish Rosary.) and invalidly under French law, so Genoa, Italy, has delivered a stir A valid contract of marrige bebe validly married in ring warning to his people against tween baptised persons is a Chris- a person may THE OPTICIAN, moans civil law, and yet the Church the propaganda organised and con- tian Sacrament, and because of its the pox, and had only just been allow(Concluded.) regard such marriage as sinsis brought a note from her mother ducted here by the American sacramental character, the Church, may TO -MORROW. ed out. difficulties to have At his lodgings he had Esmy's seemed viewdefects of certain because ful saying: "Our Jane Ann has been Y.NI.C.A. of the Sacraments, ed from its religious aspect. The been overcome, when, without warn- found himself' unrecognisel and Quoting from a prospectus recent- as the guardian F.LO., F.SM.0 D.B.O.A., There are wonderful things we are away with her face and she has and asserts her right of de- Church legislates only for her own ing, he found himself face to face had felt ashamed to try and prove been to the town's -all with it." ly issued by the Y.M.C.A. in the claims going to do with further embarrassing circum- his identity. So he had asked for termining the recepconditions for Decree Freedom of City of London. The Ne Temere Very wise of her to take it! Father; Italian language, the Cardinal Arch- tion of the Sacrament of Marriage. subjects. Some other day; a -also friend of his named JohnHe found a letter lying "Non-Catholics, stances. says this clearly: "The Y.M.C.A. exAnd harbours we hope to drift into take things more seriously. Find- bishop states. Church did not at all times whether baptised or THE unbaptised, on his desk one morning, which son -and had learned that he had ing a sum of this sort in his boy's plains clearly that it is opening its The Some other day. make the presence of a priest a conJoseph's left, and his address was unknown. contract among themselves are proved to be from "St. HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS With folded hands and oars that home-work, "If 20 men working 10 doors to 'free thinkers, to Catholics, dition for the valid reception of the who At the office where he had been Presbytery," and was signed "Chas. the Cato observe bound nowhere a hours a can complete job in day to Protestants, and to others who- Sacrament. trail, Its purport was formerly employed, no one would IN THE STATE. Before the sixteenth form of bethrothal or mar- A. Symington." We watch and wait for a favouring seven weeks," etc., an irate father ever they may be, that it is devot- century a matrimonial contract en- tholic to ask him to call in that evening, accept his explanation, but through wrote: "Sir. I shall send your sum ing its work "independently of any tered upon by persons legaly quali- riage." The Church also distingale, By Exam., London. the if hospital authorities he possible, as the had sucwriter wished to marcivil between plainly guishes to the N.U.T., and I refuse to let ecclesiastical institution' in order to To fill the folds of an idle sail, was a valid sacramental mar- riage and its effects and sacramen- have a quiet talk with him-ad- ceeded in proving his identity, and ASK FOR MR. B. my boy do it, as it looks to be a give a 'broader vision of real life.'" fied Some other day. had been taken back again into the dressing him as "Dear Teddy." With a view to reforming tal marriage. slur on the 8 hours system. Any The Cardinal's condemnation of riage. When Esmy had so lightly dispos staff of clerks. He could not rest in the we grave abuses the Church --through ever toil, if must As we have said, in all this the we We know sums up to eight hours he is wel- the Y.M.C.A. and its crusade of pro until ed he knew what effect of any his further changconnection with that Catholic Church claims no right not win, come to do, but no more, and no selytism is contained in a pastoral the Council of Trent -decreed ed apearance would have on Dor"Romanists," he had .,lid thought henceforth for Relino the 'reception other Voluntary by ARCADE, ROYAL claimed Some other day; Here you please!" if overtime, letter which has been published in of the matter. run For this he othy, and he had therefore But we say to ourselves: "There's are a few selected at random: the Diocesan Review, fl., Citadino of the Sacrament the contract must gious Associations -by the Presby- more Opposite Town Hall. entered into between duly quasi- terians and by the Anglicans, for now abused himself roundly. Evi. down to Pebblethwaite for that end. time to begin, "Dear teacher, lick .our Tom every and Liguria of Genoa, and reprinted be "I've been studying you, my dear persons in the presence of three instance. But while the bigots nev- dently this Symington was a priest, Some other day"; time you get a chance. We can do in various other Italian newspap- fied witnesses, one of whom should be er seem to search for weapons with and knew poor Teddy well. He boy, while you were talking," said And so deferring, we loiter on, nothing with him, he gets under ers. parish priest of either party, or which to attack our divided breth- ought to have looked in at the ser- Father Symington, and he rose and 49 FIRST -AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY Until at last we find withdrawn, the bed so we can't get at him." This prospectus, as His Eminence the on a Sunday now and again, clasped the hand of the other, with ASK FOR The strength of the hope we lean- Small blame to Toni! "Sir, -My further says, promises to "organise a priest deputed by him. This re ren, they are constantly fossicking vice Then the priest would every sign of affection. "You're to have binding force like scavengers for dirt to throw at of course. ed upon, boy has been learning shorthand studies and conferences" to meet gulation was But we heard PHIL RYAN published. In many places us. Hence all the recent pother have seen him, and, beyond greet- Teddy all right! Some other day. at your school for more than a year, "spiritual and religious problems in- wherever Later, caused by the reasonable Christian ing him in the street when they of your death, you know! There DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE I in spired with a greater liberty of it was never published. and he can't speak it yet! Benedict XIV. granted a dis gentlemen and scholars who call chanced to meet, would have both- must have been a big blunder someDAY OR NIGHT. WORDS OF WISDOM. tend to send him to some other thought and with a more absolute Pope Some where, or" -he suddenly thought of in virtue of which "mix- themselves the P.P.A. Hence, too, ered no more about him. CAR No. 205. school where they learn them pro spitit of toleration, outside of and pensation, minds per." Sir meddlesome jackass, it was clear, the false Teddy, who had given him Motor Garage Telephone, A1927. Whether it is that our "Please scuse Harry being free from every church and faith," ed" marriages, or marriages of Ca- that extraordinary speech of told the priest that he had such qualms -"someone's been lyG.P.O. Motor Rank, A3488. dwell so much upon other people's away from school, he has had the intending by this, so it is affirmed, tholics and non-Catholics who were Francis Bell, who never took the had Romanism, and now he ing most outrageously feelings, that they are magn.fied in measles to oblige his father." "Jack to demonstrate that "Christianity baptised, were exempt from the law trouble to hear the other side. Be- (shucked But Teddy had an explanation. have a bad half-hour trying our view, or whether we farcy that is late to-day because we sent him does not consist in any formula and of the Council of Trent. This dis- fore a Commission engaged in the would "There was an Edward Johnson GLANVILLE'S invent excuses, or brazening out they need a deeper conviction of the on a erring and he had to fetch his must not be reduced to any rite or pensation was afterwards extended revision of the Laws of New Zea- to LEMON HEADap- what he had told Ezra Pennicot, down with small-pox too, and he enormity of their misdoings, to lead mother's liver!" Worried by a ceremony, but must be the supreme to countries in which the law had land, the hired P.P.A. bigot of it, poor chap!" ACHE POWDERS. been promulgated. Owing to :he peared to give "evidence" against just to escape further complications. died them to better things, certain it is fussy attendance officer a father ideal of every work." The priest saw light. It was Dorothy who had been inThe Great complicated Australian Remedy for Sir John Findlay conditions the Catholics. of the that, so far from generally treating once wrote: "Go to Mr. law 18, "What can be clearer?" His Em- as it then "That former. was the When mistake," Father he Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of Catholic Symington than to the were better remained, represent it was deemed appeared men as if they High Street, and you'll find two inence inquires. "It is with this necessary to restore uniformity "Mrs. Lewes, your old land- all Headaches, Neuralgia, Toothshe lost no time in pouring cried. they are, we usually treat them as kids who never go to school." Off spirit and with these intentions that in a authorities, and to state the Catho- returned wrote to me that Mr. Teddy ache, and Influenza, Rheumatism, matter of such importance. With lic doctrines which were attacked. out her troubles -the heaviest of lady, And he went and asked where the two the Association is extending if they were a little worse. its being the open apostasy of one Johnson had been taken to the hos- Sciatica, Lumbago, etc., etc Price, it is just because we do this so children who never attend school. work to the young. and to students this in view, the late Pope Pius X. The hired bigot's evidence was of all pital, and later on came the news of Is. 9d. per box, or 3d. each powder For in she had regarded as a staunch pillar your unconsciously The lady protested, she had no chil- of both sexes, among the industrial issued the Ne Temere Decree-so the usual no-Popery type. constantly and so death." the Faith; that troubled her H. C. GLANVILLE, NFL, that we need special watch and care dren. However, the officer would groups: among workers on railways. named from its opening words stance, he put before the Commis- of "I had told her to let you know than her lover's breach of MARKET -ST, FREMANTLE Trent sion as evidence a forgery by Dr. more with against it. not be put off, and insisted on being It is establishing itself in the coun- making the provisions of her. Father Symington about it, when I got ill," said (Two Doors from Post Office). Mary is the ideal of perfect crea- admitted: He then read the note, try; it enters the factory, it even (with some slight modifications) Crozier, purporting to be a transla- faith "and the good old thing greatly puzzled. Telephone 197. He could Teddy, turehead, and the type and represen- and it dawned upon the husband attempts to introduce itself into binding on Catholics throughout the tion of the Ne Temere Decree. This was never heard me called Edmund, so world. The consequence is that forgery has already been used by but console the girl, and promise how tative of the redeemed; and the act what had happened. Taking him our Catholic organisations, as would she know that I was not do his best in the endeavour to of the individual will in cooperating to the backyard, he showed him sought to do in this very city init since Easter Sunday, 1908, the the Melbourne bigot, Dr. Rentoul, to unfortunate one?" with grace is but a special applica two young goats sleeping peacefully the case of the ladies of St. Vincent Church requires for the validity of and was exposed by Dr. Phelan ie bring the backslider to a better the Father Symington ventured car of mind. In his own mind tion and instance of that concur- by the side of an old nanny! de Paul, the Women's Catholic Lea- the Sacrament of Marriage that the a controversy in the Argus. When state tiously to touch upon the impostor the priest suspected of "evidence" that nature this it contract true was be the the entered rence of the will of the creature into (one or gue, and the students of the Univerman's reproachful conscience, who had claimed to be Teddy him- 643 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY, energy with the Divine creative sity. It distributes hundreds of both parties being Catholic) in the was made clear, the official bigot young rather than loss of affection, which self, and themuddle that had result- 244 SLIZABETESTREET, MELLOOKING BACKWARD. which took place at once and for thousands of pamphlets frankly presence of the parish priest, and coolly withdrew his document. But had BOURNE. led him to ignore Dorothy, who ed. Even this Teddy cohld explain, The had its effect. the the exposure ever when Mary. in behalf of Hence it follows Protestant, and uses innumerable two witnesses. RECENT PUBLICATIONS. dreaming -good simple, trustful that a marriage may be quite valid whole of his "evidence" was on a he (Teddy) knew well enough, not whole created universe, bowed her The Undermentioned Prices inWhen the years have slipped by, methods which ifs abundant funds in the civil law while would have no part or lot with a lad-that there had been any intenHe not quote this. did par with head before the Archangel messensuch marriage put at its disposal to ensnare our tional deception on his double's clude postage: did he renegade. Canonists, nor ger with the words: "Be it done and memory runs back over the children, the inexperienced, The Story of a Battalion. By W. and the is not recognised by theIt Church as Catholic you have come, you will be Father Symington had barely de unto me according to thy word." Nu path may hap- quote from the New Code of Canon lovers of every novelty -especially a Sacrament at all. Devine. With numerous drawings partDnrothy to speak even you to was glad stopped soon made spatched acquaint. his note to When by Sir John can be pen, Law. examined Pennicot's ideally perfect therefore, being not that persons duly if it is foreign. and maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. ed by a and letter (says writer), :friend you met with the joyful news, married by the registrar may be re- Findlay as to what were the dif- office when an utterly unexpected and lost no time united to God." Benedictine Monachiani. Studies have left them all with a warmin speeding to the ferences between the Marriage legis- solution of the mystery presented Presbytery. If we would but throw ourselves to garded by the Church as living in SOME CLERICAL DON'TS. Father feeling in their hearts because Symington el Benedictine Life and Rule. By more upon Mary than we do, with er sin, because they have ,not fulfilled lotion of the New Code and the pro- itself. "A young gentleman to see you, had wisely dwelt upon his own mys- Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of the whole weight of love, with the you did so. the conditions which the Church re- visions of the Ne Temere he display. at Teddy's loss of beauty; Downside Abbey, 25/-. And you will be glad that you He gave, in- Father," the housekeeper announc- tification A parish priest has issued to mem- quires for the valid reception of the ed crass ignorance. whole weight of our necessities. She were St. Joan of Arc. The life and but Dorothy had been won by at happy when doing the small, bers of his is loving each one of us at this mo a list cf Sacrament of Marriage. There is deed, mutilated forms of Church ed. of the Maid of Orleans. By everyday things of life, that you don'ts, some congregation The priest found a young man tributes more precious than good story ment with a surprising love. No served of which deserve repe- nothing new in this difference be- law, when he did not give laws that Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, looks. in earth's you could best the awaiting him in only existed in his own imagination, the angel tition: little tween the religious and civil a pects recepfriend, no parent, no saint, no 13/10. "I can't think how lowly round. you could Don't imagine the parish belongs of the contract. If a Catholic mar- or in that of persons whose mission tion room, whom he took to be an have been so puzzled, has ever been to us what she has Preaching. By Rev. W. B. You will be glad that men base to you. Father," she On entire stranger. The youth a Jewess without a dispensation in life is similar to his own. apbeen.-Father Faber. 8/9. -"I know I Don't snub the collectors; they ried that good friend later O'Dowd. with outstretched reproached In the home we are our true, un said all along your waytrue we regarded the marriage as invalid, garbled quotations, misinterpreted proached him Mountains of Help. By Marie St. on. "I should as steel." are doing excellent work. trust him, he is as while the civil law regarded it as and misapplied extracts, and on old hand, but he drew back as he saw where by his eyesknow Teddy any- S. Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/2. affected selves, and our real influ- canYou will be glad there have been and his voice!" Don't wait to make your parish valid. If a Catholic married when forgeries, the person whom the the absence of anything like recogence upon others has fullest play. Temples. By Bede Jar. . in your life. Clouds priest's acquaintance . . case nition in Father Symington's look. And it is in the hosts that we are some rainy daysnot bound by the impediment of Holy P.P.A. entrusted with their O. 3/8. till the doctor It was in Teddy's room .at the retitv, the worst things gives you up. "You don't recognise me, Father," built up his attack. He alleged with those who are dearest to us, and storms are Oat to Win. Straight talks to Orders we regarded the marriage as hotel that were no storms Esmy in life. If there unburdened he himsaid. "I was afraid you would self. Don't -keep the children from cate- invalid, while according to civil law that he quoted from Catholic auand upon whom we would like our the on the way to manhood. By In the joy of re-union, he boys fountains would dry up, the chism until they are too big Rev P, Conroy,. S.J., 8/9. influence to be always for the best. to need it was valid. And we are not the thorities freely: his authorities were not, but I wanted to see for myself." summoned up courage to pour out "No," said Father Symington, his F Dams. By Francis J. Yet how often do we let our tin. sky would be filled with poisonous any. only people who are at variance on the contrary of the kidney of his confession of life would cease. the vapours, and dishonesty and Finn S. Don't be worthiest selves crop out here, bewith God. Pay with the civil law in tnis matter. Joseph MacCabe and Michael Mc- brows knitting in perplexity. "At deceit of which he had been You will be glad that you brought your way tostingey guilty. and Carthy and scurrilous writers in any rate I can't place you -and vet He had Talks to Paresis. By Rev. J. P. cause at home we are loved heaven. The civil law regards as valid marreally been mistaken about Conroy, S.J., 6/9. to me, and not sorrow. Don't "understood," and we know that smiles that first at the riages which the Presbyterian Con- papers like the Menace-sources bit- there's a something familiar! What his friend's death, through the simiYou will be glad that you have ball and imagine Sermons on the Mass, The Sacraour faults will be overlooked and last in the temple; hun- fession of Faith denounces as inces- terly hostile, and incapable of being is your name, may I ask?" larity of names. "Teddy," he sup- ments, met all the hard things which have dreds for a house and the Sacramantals. By "Don't fair to the Church. you As a sample of know your forgiven. and pennies old for server, a unions. The civil law acposed, meant "Edward"; he had Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. come to you with a hearty hand- pew will ever fit in the eternal fit- tuous Teddy Johnson?" how such people proceed we return knowledges the marriages of dinever troubled to fend out the lad's The Australian Children's Picture "Teddy! But I understood-. to the Crozier forgery, quoted by ST. EDWARD THE CONFESSOR. shake, never dodging one of them ness of things. vorced persons, while High Church real name. He would acknowledge Prayer Book. The simplest Prayer hut turning them all to the best does it all mean? I have his crime ministers refuse to allow them to Rentoul and put forward by the. What the firm he had robbed, Bok ever published. Beautifully ilpast Day, Wednesday, October 13. possible Communion. We, like the Pres- bigot jn Wellington. Rentoul gives but just sent a note to your office, seek sometoremunerative occupation lustrated. with 20 full -page illustraasking Crozier's you forgery to call. thus, alleging that You can't have byterians and are memAnglicans, Edward was unexpectedly raised in the dolonies, and never rest until tions, including the Mass. Card got it he is quoting yet!" the Ne Temere: "I deDISCOURAGEMENT. bers of a Voluntary Religious Assoto the throne of England at the MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.O.L Cover, with picture on front. "My office? I don't understand, he had sat himself right. what cree every other form, whether apciation, free to determine age of forty years, twenty-seven of But Teddy counselled otherwise. 46 Clever -street, West Perth. views we shall take among oursel- proved by the State or by any schis- Father!" which he had passed in exile. When No good would come on Ascension Thursday of a Preaching public "Pennicot's, of course." religious matical or heretical sect, to be inves, and from our own an infant, his mother had -laid him at Corpus Christi Church, Maiden Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, avowal of his guilt-which Teddy "But I have never been to Pen- looked upon standpoint, of the religious actions valid. 1 further decree that every on the altar, and solemnly offered Lane, Strand, London, Father BerPipe Organ and Harmony. as less heinous than of our members. With the view such form is as worthless as a form nicot's; I did not care to venture, it would be considered him to God, and his holy youth nard Vaughan, S.J., exhorted his by BOOKSELLER AIM IMPORTER, TERMS ON APPLICATION. which the State takes concerning invented by the parties themselves, until I had some hope that Dorothy who knew Esmy's nature less those showed he had not withdrawn the hearers never to yield to discourthan 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, andas useless as if no form whatMiss O'Connor is prepared to those religious we are not diwould actions recognise me. You see, I've he; rather would it be the downfall On the throne the vie agement -to disappointment, yes; offering. ever were observed." take And he goes Pupils for the, Pipe Organ. rectly concerned. We make no obchanged greatly in appearance. I of Esmy's hopes for the future, in ties of his earlier years-simplicity, but to discouragement, no, never. 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The priest s,ank into a chair, the So Teddy returned to "Blessed is the London, mentary and Summary. By comdocument gives them the slightest picture of bewilderment. and people, he preserved perfect man who shall meet tribulation, for buoyed with the hope of winning a S. Woywod, O.F.M. Price, 30s.Rev colour or support. They are a brae. in the wedded state. So chastity "For Heaven's sake tell me who home for himself and Dorothy in a when he hath overcome he shall en forgery. Such was the "evi- you are and what you The Ethics of Medical Homicide little did he set his heart on riches receive the crown of life." The law he not too distant future; while his dence" brought forward against Ca- cried. "I feel as though want," that thrice when he saw a servant in the supernatural was the law in my mind double remained at Pebblethwaitc, and Mutilation. By Austin O'Maltholics. Such was the nature of ley. 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