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Card C.Y.M.S. day is "Sports Night and A large attendance is anGames.' taipated, and new members will be society seems to be the last At On last Saturday night a real doubly welcomed. coming into its own. The cricket jolly St. Canice's Branch, No. 495, HA. rollicking royal right of are by no means short teams at the held was jambouree ST. MALACHI'S BRANCH, NO. players, and all of them are most C.B.S., Cottesloe. on of the Franklin clan cave 484 (H.A.C.B.S.), HIGHGATE. bilsuccessful most a enthusiastic; the of meeting The fortnightly the side of Mount Maylands overThe usual fortnightly meeting, liard tournament is at present bewas held on Thursday looking the devastated region be- above branch over by Bro. M. Cooney, ing run; last week the social even. president low, the result of the :ate flood. evening, 14th inst., forthehis absence. presided was held on the 6th. inst, ing was the biggest success of its How people could enjoy themselves sending an apology for the evening. President, of kind that has been run for well over TEMPLEMORE'S WONDERS. a fair attendance being there presided Flynn Bro. beggars in sight of that desolation Bro. President report- twelve months: every night there is read were members. meeting last of enjoy themselves Minutes but description, been had a crowd of members to be found in A sum of 24/13/1 ed that arrangements J. Collier, in the London Catholic The overture was play- and confirmed. they did. are (Graphically Described by Rev.Times.) for sick benefit pay- made for the District Board to xisit the rooms, and on Sunday they ed by Miss Hackett, A.T.C.L., who was passed present November, a real resort; up to the 13th. was on the member branch she One benefit also acted as accompanist. Songs ments. syllabus term's this all on item every by clearance from May - and that it was anticipated that were rendered by the Misses Wilt- admitted Branch. The District Board ,he District Officers would be pre- has been well carried out; commitshire, Herbert, Dwyer, Clarke, Pren- landsvisit well A Marvellous Well. It was decided that on this tee meetings are exceptionally least, St. Canice's on Thursday, en. will Messrs. Jeffreys, and Mrs. The miraculous happenings at diville, in members will occasion a social should be held, attended; and last. but not But it is in this tarmhouse that Recitations 28th. It is hoped all Ternplemore were first published the Collins and Arthur. as up paid memare being unevery subscriptions that is expected it appeared. Stainthorpe, arid has Bro. well the miraculous the evening papers of Saturday, were given by Messrs. Franklin and be present. advice; departed for the ber of the branch will interest him - they never have before. Mr. Dwan told me how this hapOn the following 21st. August. R. E. Walsh, and Masters V. Green der medical to subscriptions, to regard help With The and function, in Child 16th. this in Divine :elf the town night Saturday, the One on to East pened. journeyed Monday I and Franklin. Step dances by Mr. As the renovat- members are reminded that we are see appeared to yoting Walsh and told wish him a safe and plea- make it a success. a spirit of devotional inquiry to Steve Bolvd: Pianoforte duets by branch Then occur- him where to get a spade. and hope to sec him ing of the hall is now nearing com- almost at the end of October, and for myself what had actuallywhat Misses A. and M. Bucanarra, and K. sant journey hoped to there is only another month till the again. confidently I health indicated it is of and pletion, the best appeared give Lady in Our return will This article Other artistes red. and M. Franklin. Those who have make the social side of the branch's end of the term. the first - a spot in the earthen floor of his actually saw there, and happenings were Misses M. and I. Kenny, Miss to en- not paid -up should make a special He attractive to dig. sufficiently was he work where bedroom the of YOUNG information band A. Dwyer, Miss Nelson, and Miss BOULDER CATHOLIC the next few within do so to number effort water the is the its ranks great into once at nee and so, did which I acquired. Templemore McTavish's Jazz Band, MEN'S SOCIETY. Jeffreys. of fine young men of the parish, weeks, and so keep themselves from sprang from the ground with such all provincial town about half a which has become quite famous, was of The quarterly meeting and nomina- becoming unfmancial, not to menmeetings face the of in the him at strike to station as force Attendances railway the from a fund of entertainment in itself the above society continue to swell, tion of officers for the ensuing term tion the assistance they will be giVand eyes as he was stooping at his the same name, lying picturesquely with its lively music, quaint cosmeeting the presi- will be held on the 3rd November, ing our hard.working secretary. At the same time all the of the Devil's work. The and at the G.lastHickey) 'beneath the shadow tumes, and comic by-play. their presided be- and it is hoped that there will be A very pleasing feature of the no from came room quiet in the a statues was dent (Mr. It Bit Mountain. illuminatbeautifully were grounds Enthusiasm a good array of candidates for the minations recived within the last themselves grouped the and crowd. places recently, when town until ed with a hundred and ten coloured fore a bumper prevailed uxf cutive offices. few weeks is that a number of them and it around the little well or spring. early, commenced events to be recorded brought nelights, which, together with all in were members of the society the After some time Walsh put them the proceedings, and the into startling prominence as cessary fittings were kindly lent for throughout debate YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. times gone by, who have again in their places, but three of improvement in newest Holy well or Lourdes. Tern- back the occasion by Messrs. Little and general 'es& again. more marked made applications to be placed on returned will be them miraculously become carnival have Lourdes. to A grand confetti or seems well Holy newest Co., electricians, of Hay -street, farmhouse in the country is as subsequent syllabus item held in the Hibernian Hall on Mon- our membership roll. plemore is in Co. Tipperary, Ireland. This Special thanks are due to as the showed. Perth. Tickets for our first river excurmuch a place of pilgrimage as the day night next, October 25th. The clearly MR. and MRS. DWAN, AT THEIR HOME IN TEMPLEMORE. CO. Mr. Collins, .that firm's foreman, for are now available. On the syllaThe Crowding of Pilgrims. house in Templemore. Fresh nominations were received function is sure to be a great suc- sion DESCRIBED HEREWITH. gratuitiously carrying out the work STATUES THE AND TIPPERARY, the date is fixed as November bus several gentle- cess, as all other entertainments we of installation. During the course for membership, and Walsh's Visions. The morning train by which but as that is the second night 16th, as Young Ireland Soinitiated the by and conducted pilgrims, elected were early men r leasing evening some very of the travelled was full of do the four walls. I of Cathedral Bazaar, it was defollowing a condensed narand blackened be The is its alto and glad are. We are ciety usually crutches, wearing a splint, new members. and as we reached the broad main cided to make our trip a week earof the events a, related to ways in terrible pain. rative he not wish to attach any political sig- remarks were made by Mr. Doyle, able to acquaint readers cf THE When end lower the at town the of of Melbourne, who is just returning street 9th. The biggest took place. I only November far as nificance to what lier, Mr. As back me by Dwan. he it shows as statues fact, bleeding a certhis the of of a trip to America and Ireland. RECORD a surging crowd centred round launch on the river. the "Valdana," had heard the give the convinced opinion of edu- from Here he met and yet the 5th. of July the statues and unselfish co-operation went across. tain house. It was early, Lisburn This gentleman generously contri- tireless has been engaged for the occasion. bleeding in both houses, but young boy Walsh, who brought him cated men in the town. been to efforts their from in least at members been amongst have there must Hitherto, the society has had the everything was kept a discreet sec- up to the room, took up the crucifix has been sacked since, Belfast is buted £1 to the funds. Matter Lea swell the society's membership list. OPENING OF BAZAAR. 5,000 to 8,000 people. There I reach- ret until the 20th. Aug,.st, when and applied it to the injured knee, undergoing its second orgy of de- nard Green is to be complimented Prospective members. and anyone "Zephyr," but as the price charged ed the crowd, and with difficulty The big bazaar in the baby parish by the shipping company for a Lady on his composition entitled ' Frank. eligible to join, sire requested "Our wore warned then in great pain. they say Walsh but both Dwan and struction, prayed, to of Both mass the made my way through necessitate the time had come for the public to and the seven "Our Fathers" and saved Templemore." For me it is lin's Jambouree," which was recited come along at once and participate was opened on Wednesday evening night's cruise would people to the house where the mir-a know. by Mr. Alex. Clydesdale, the Mayor, members selling tickets simply to The whole story is strange- "Hail Marys" were repeated aloud. enough to place on record what I during the evening by his young in the privileges offered. Parents Being were. statues aculous It is topical and the presence of a large and repre- pay the company, the committee in- brother Vane. ly familiar to that of Bernadette at Young Walsh linked the cripple to have seen, and the first-hand specially requested to co-oper- in priest, I was admitted soon, thoug% In every way decided to engage the "Valdarms." Lourdes. From July 5th the boy the door, and returned to the room formation I have gleaned. These local, and treats of a previous musi- ere The meet- sentative gathering. as far as possible. some less fortunate told me they the opening was auspicious. Great Intending patrons should not refuse touched the cal evening held at the same address. ate Walsh is alleged to have had many with the statues. have profundly things MonaSuddenly evenbeMonday day the every held are since ings had been waiting anticipated. to come on account of it being a success is therefore visions of Our Lady and conversa- ghan felt a shock, and all pain went hearts and Faith of the people, ann The composition reflects great credit ing at All Halolles' Hall. fore. re- on the author, who deserves hearty Each stall reported excellent busi- launch that has been engaged, as tions with her, mostly outside where away. Feeling and sensationre- one leaves the place and one Mr. W. Swain has been appointed rep, the assistants entering into thq this particular one holds somewhere The Bleeding Statues. his work lay; and always where she turned, and he was able to run members with the impression which congratulation. To -night, at the home of Mr. and Warden, vice R. Sutcliffe, resigned. work with commendable zeal. The appeared traces of blo,c1 wers via 300 people. The door opens into a small eta. the street to his own home. is on every life in Templemorecoach- three stalls were attractively dress- in the region of the ible. At first he kept this secret, across Thanks be to Mrs. P. Dwyer, of Stanley -street, The new officer has been well The billiard tournament with the tioner's shop, and to the left ofwith The leg and knee were completely "Glory be to God. near Mt. Lawley Station, a musical ed by Mr. Sutcliffe, and it seems ed, and innumerable articles of Celtic Club was held in the latter's room but finally confided what was going dead and paralysed before, now all God!" entrance there is a small evening will be given in aid of the to be a case of "the right roan in the every description were displayed. club rooms on Wednesday evening a table, on which the bleeding sta. on to the people for whom he work- is better and normal save for a lit-Children of Mary's Stall. A musical right job." Amongst those present, and a very last. A large number of oar mein. A moment's ,look, ed, who had treated him almost as tle stiffness in the knee. Sues are placed. The bagatelle table is a great large representation of Perth people bers were present, and two treat is in store for all who attend. an adopted son. He was advised well -authenticated cases are and a feeling of awe and reverence Other This to question the mysterious visitor, recorded, On Saturday, Not -ember 6th, at acquisition to the, society,- ecarcely were there, were Very Rev. Dean teresting games were played. In the HIGHGATE. draw the visitor to his knees. three is teems* Kiely, Fathers T. Crowley, P. Hayes, and was told: "I am a meu.eager "with what I have seen myself. the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Beau- one member being what There are Firmin Messrs. first between is what I saw. If hard - J. Maloney, F. Butler, and P. (C.Y.M.S.) and Parker, the Celtic from Heaven: I am the Blessed Virmont, held the Men's Company are out es a "mug with the cue." been have functions Many statues, and a crucifix with a -plaster of the Local Clergy. Attitude sev- Dunne, B.A. anything, for counts tallest practice The gin." He was told that God was again for more merriment. was victorious, Don't representative Cldb figure of Our Lord. in the parish to further the object a are observing clergy champions. local The world's be eral will soon angry with all the blood shed, and The Very Rev. More Hallinan, scores being 250 to 176; but in statue is one of the Blessed Virgin the forthcoming bazaar in aid of forget. in great demand, Chancellor of the Archdiocese, mov- the with that her mission was to turn men's cautious attitude, as is quite right, of between A social and dance will he held The quoits are also the second one, played alone; then there is Our LadyJoseph with the Sacred Heart School Puilding hearts from sin and pride. He was but are very much impressed ed a vote of thanks to Mr. Clydes- Messrs. Monoghan as well next Thursday in the Bayswater so much so that it has been found Preston and promised have Few the Divine Child; then St. Fund. Privately set. place. taken necessary to acquire a further also told to say seven "Our Fathers" what has the function, Mr. (C.Y.M.S.), our representative won dale for opening on next place takes which Hall. Proceeds with the Child, and the Crucifix. as that aid in of Bayswater are as convinced as any of the proficiency comes with Dennehy endorsing the mover's re- by 92, the scores being 2.50 to 158. afternoon, October 26th, at Church Funds. Each one of these four has bled and seven "Hail Marys' in honour they Tuesday A splendid pro- In this game happening wonders of the now able are pilgrims and several practice, marks. Father McBride washes to so that on the night's playing our It will take the form of a gramme has been arrange]. from the eyes, the blood trickling of the Blood trickling from the in their town. One hesitates to use 2.30. so place them on from all distances specially thank all those who in team finished up by scoring 18 down the face, neck, breasts and Sacred Wounds, and this has be- the words "miracle" or "miraculous" grand fete, and is being conducted On Tuesday last the local !Tiberangles, and a certain few are any way assisted to make the ba- points more than their opponents. body of the statues to the ground. come the special prayer of the pil- yet; but no other word will carry by the organisers of the Sparta' Stall. nians held their usual meeting. end all game is a to have participated said it to Various zaar the success promised be next Wedpracfor render item will children The blood is evident and unmistak- grims at Templemore. syllabus The school The There was Perhaps a splendid attendance. unspoken thought. with "their eyes shut," i.e., on the opening night. able on each one, and I was shown other communications are said to the nesday night is a lecture by Dr statues tically the whole of the concert pro- One new member, Mr. P. Tampalina, of 100 upaiming at the peg. one could wish that the sports with in connection a piece of linen on which the statues have passed on which the boy is sil- were placed from the first in a bet- gramme, which promises tc be a was initiated a full benefit member v.ithoutcricket Guilfoyle club is now a reality, The stood soaked through four folds. ent, the bleeding of the statues con- ter milieu than that of a surging, exgreat sucress. The fete will be held on the syllabus. health. All Catholic men are Bro. A. E. Arthur are ready to take tinued at various times, and at last PELLEW'S BOULDER and and an earn- was elected captain of the rifle team. and our society to be present on this evenThere is no possibility of doubting grounds, invited School in the rehowever crowd, fervent in cited, opponents their with it was was made known to Walsh the field as to the blood. It is not somehear what promises to be a Some good work is promised in the the Goldfields First-Rate Whatever will come of it, est appeal is made to all surporters Cricket For BOY'S and MEN'S SUITS, also ing tointeresting lecture. thing like blood but the real thing. and Dwan that the time had come verent. most HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. I am as- and friends to be present, when an near future. Competition. Among the players to let the public know. The boy or wherever it will end, afterand You have not to examine closely; entertainment enjoyable or deception. fraud is no there of sured Holy Mass, exponents on Sunday, 1' and 9. are some of the ablest Of the went into a trance or swoon before it is plain and manifest. assured. is outing noon's :tad have seen the bleeding statues Fine talDevotions, 7.30 p.m. the game on the fields. three statues, the smaller one of Our the altar. where the statues were, Ihave verified at least one of 'he al. and when consciousness returned he ent is available to select the team Lady and the Child is most remark. It may miraculous cures. a successful run if antiand from, It is literally bathed in said it was revealed to him that the leged able. But things or it may not. A very energetic memcipated. blood, and the face is most piteous, world should know. The same last happened which are no,. of ber in Mr. Jim O'Malley has been, as if with tears and sorrow. Since evening it was made public, and have The Three: Be' mean this world; things which have placsecretary, and the orappointed PARK. VICTORIA visiting the place I have heard that since then Templemore has been ed Ternplemore on the mini as a Convent of Mercy. *he scene of one vast pilgrimage, full ganising required will therefore be some of the blood has been analysed been, A have things holy where shrine assistAt the recent T.C.L. Music Exam. cf the very best. Certain by an expert in Dublm, and thea of faith, in which all the broken and and which will make it a holy place. held by Mr. Mallinson, the following ance will be required financially, so maimed and diseased are brought to test has revealed it as blood of Grand Entertainment pupils The faith of the common people be cured. were successful: --Senior divi- that every donation received will be rare and special quality. where a shrine it as crowned have sion: Ida Williamson, honours (gold gratefully acknowledged. Any parThe Cures. By the Pupils in the has again made known His Whose Unmistakable Blood. medal); Rose Paul, honours. In- ishioners in a position to help in That cures have taken place at God MELROSE THEATRE, power and His presence upon earth. termediate grade: Margaret Payne, this laudable object, or anyone in But it is blood, red, natural. It Templemore, some complete, some Murray-st., Perth. Ethel Cooper, Gipsy Jones. Junior: possession of some cricket accessory A Mere Witness. was congealed when I saw it, but partial, seem to be beyond the posOn Veda Phillips, honours; Bertie Pal- or other not in use, are especially The case of the one of the priests of the town told sibility of doubt. I made no claim to explain or in- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd. andri (violin). Preparatory: Mar- requested to get in touch with the me that when he touched the statue ex-soldier, Martin Monaghan, is the terpret the miraculous happenings Doors open 7.30 p.m. Green, honours. First steps: se cretary. liquid, still was blood amongst most remarkable, being the the earlier they have That Prices, 3/-, 2/-, 1/-. jory Templemore. at O'Connor, Vera Cox. Kathleen finger. "Question first of the wonderful cases. He happened I do not doubt. The syllabus item, and some of it adhered to his That Box," presented at a recent meetI was in the house for three hours. lives in the street almost opposite we can give no satisfactory reason NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL. ing, created great interest. An unand as in the room with the sta- to the house of the bleeding statues. for the occurrences cannot weaken EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. twee' on three separate ocasions for I went there in company with one the facts. usual feature was the non-existence God does not act in He was ab- human ways-"how incomprehen- In aid of the North Perth Stallof the local curates. cf the usual frivolous questions placa -eensiderable time. I questioned West Perth Bazaar. the owner of the house and of the sent at the time, having gone to sible are His judgments," and His ed in the box. The two chief topEditor. the To on Held To be Australian the farmehouse, six miles away, was past finding out!" But the peowere "Should the statues. and got the whole story Sin-Unless ''Somebody's Mo- ics TUESDAY, OCT. 26, 1920. which I committed to paper. It is where the miraculous well is. I saw ple of Templemore are convinced receive world's parity for his When you have bought your piano, the next problem is how Good Music. ther" discards his or her nom-de - farmer ornaof the advantage "The -webstantially what I have written his mother, his wife, and other mem- that their town was miraculously Refreshments. Prizes. and wheat," to get good music out on it. You don't want a piano as an 12. to plume I have neither the desire nor present military policy to AustraThey are saved from being sacked and burn- Cards: 8 to 10. Dancing, 10 bers of the household. But years of drudgery, here. ment; you want to be able to play it. the inclination to enter into a news- lia. Tickets, Is. perfectly satisfied as to the cure, ed by the military on that Friday Some very clever reasoning teacher are rot everybody's business or possia under scales, etc., Mr. Dwan and James Walsh. Sec. a made Hon. controversy. I paper PERROTT, D. C. and have no doubt as to the mira- night. Following the death 0: Wilargument was produced for You want pleasure, not hard work, from your piano. bility. statement to the public on behalf and The principal people in the sr., y culous origin of it. I saw -his two both sides of the questions quoted. And you want it NOW. D.I., the military swore to sack of the children concerned, and The advantage, however, lay in the are a boy named James Walsh, aye] crutches which are now discarded, son, CLOHESY, COZIER, and CO., Catholics the make and town the owner not be Dwan, Mother" must Mr. nineteen, and To satisfy this great, universal need of piano -playing 1"...t sight, and his wife told me he had gone expressed for the negative They began with the (Late Foreman and Carver, Day "Somebody's for it. so presumptuous as to suppose I opinions the house in Templemore, where the for a long walk the previous day. pay and Co.). sides in both cases, so that the farmTown Hall, but got no farther. The James The facts in his case are simple. are. attempt to to myself would trouble miraculous statues must not persist in their unjust Lieutenant in charge of the miliconvince him (or her). I am quite ers Walsh has been a novice at the Cis- Case of the Ez-Soldier Monaghan. tary, Method of cairns, and Pearce must modify his MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. who was directing operations, well aware that it is a matter of im- p.oposals to an alarming extent. tercian Monastery of Mount St. Josthe He belonged to the Royal Irish met with a violent death in bonesense into a to strive eph's, Roscrea, about twelve mil's possibility the into deeply privates went se who Several c building. burning the through health had been his and As Rifles, from Templemore. No. 46, 2nd. Floor, A.M.P. head, even with the aid of a sledge- ubjects included Messrs. O'Connor, Two years ago he was dis- were incinerated, and their bones Office:BUILDINGS. did not seem strong enough, it was war. hammer.-Yours, etc., Hallinan C. -gran. Swain, Barrett, in the building next day. The J. W. O'BRIEN. During the past nine years thousands of absofeared he could not stand thi Cie- charged, totally disabled from gun- found has been evolved. Anywas miraculous. Brennan, Ryan, Maxwell, and it people say to knee He was advised shot wounds on the leg, the 169 BEAUFORT-STREET, Works: tercian rule. Hon. Sec., Hibernian Dramatic McCarthy. lute novices have by the aid of that famous system become prodetheir Operated on six how, the military ceased Society. PERTH. played tunes accompaniments, etc., from the have leave the monastery for reasons et being broken. pianists; ficient and Templemore is safe The syllabus item for next Mon health, with an assurance that he times by prominent surgeons, he struction, Fremantle, Oct. 12, 1920. first time they sat down at the piano; and are now .clever musiW. A. HALE, Secretary. would be received back at the age was finally sent away incurable, on to-day except the ruined Town Hall having eser had a teacher. without cians, He cf 21 if his health was better. came back to his native place, and In the city mansion, suburban cottage, or bush humpy, entered service as a farm assistant about six miles from Templemore. home the This farmhouse had been of Mr. Dwan's wife, and the boy had often passed between the two The complete work (60 pages, containis equally indispensable. houses on business errands. I had ing songs, hymns, dances, etc.), is still sold at the original price of a short talk with him, and the imThe mere printing would cost far more 7/6 (postage 9d. extra). pression he leaves is excellent. He 43 to-day. UNDERWEAR, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, AND HOSIERY CHILDREN'S AND is quiet, modest, unassuming, and GENTLEMEN'S LADIES' IN Sole Agents in W.A.: the local clergy bear the highest tesgoodness. and piety timony to his Reveal in their He is perfectly normal, and not given to hysteria or nerves, nor is he his in at all odd or exceptional EXQUISITE QUALITY, FINE FINISH, AND STERLING VALUE is a Mr. Dwan himself ways. educagood of POPULARITY man, strong, burly UNDOUBTED THEIR OF SECRET THE tion and intelligence, the very last one would accuse of credulity. He and his family are ordinary Irish fervent Catholics of a vivid and strong faith. In this man's house MURRAY 'STREET (NEAR BOANS) at Templemore are the three "4. tues and the Crucifix already spcken But in the farmhouse where of. young Walsh has worked the some thing occurred. The statues there have bled also.

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Melbourne's Great Archbishop The MarKets Our Farmers

SHEEP FLOCKS. METROPOLITAN FAT STOCK the MARKET, MIDLAND JUNCTION Contrary to anticipations, LESLIE. reLtd., official records of the sheep flocks The Westralian Farmers, A SKETCH BY SHANE 31st. Deat 1920:Australia 20, October cf Western date under port trap. special set a they a community so At Honolulu the Agents yarded 8,821 sheep, 5,646 cember, 1919, show a decrease ontotal My first memory of Archbishop only way to rule May- They brought down an American the 1.e, occupying portfolios intimately Mannix, writes Shane Leslie in the vast, so electric, so vital as "America," lambs, 878 pigs, 114 cattle at Midof previous year ofas485,976, played weiface Cl "Catholic Times," was at Maynooth. nooth. He had no crank's ideas in band, which with the economic compared to related attendance 6.607,951, full being to a -day to lend "God air as has the same Charlie's Ten Little Ducklings. Three other ati,nbe-, During that lonely period which tot his head, unless it is cranky for an which and 7,183,747 on 31st. December, 1918. ins, toilers. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Save the King," and when Arch- the metropolitan trade, country graziers, The decrease compared with the of the Cabinet, including Chancellor lows the convert at his entry into Archbishop to be a strong teetotalRailway Station, Katanning, as bishop Meninx did not rise because goldfields buyers, several. also the Church, when some doors arc ler. are 2, 1320. His pale cheeks looked Fehrenbach, October Constantine buyer. estimated loss of 7,600,000 sheep in writes interstate one and "Fermoy," accused him Bessy McGuire, be the better he suspected knavery, relatively Dear Aunt Bessy,-I was 91eased Practical Catholics, according to the many are not yet open- though they would Sheep: 8,821 yarded, this number New South Wales and of not respecting the American Naa very nice letter and sends 4s. for to see my letter in THE RECORD. results of research made by the closed and invited the Col- for wine, but the distinguished mark of last heavy losses in the other States is visit to advance in affection was slightly ed, I was being Bessy's falsehood This Anthem. ones." tional that was the ''wee Committee Maynooth they Relief of ducklings; Mannix's -Austrian litAnalysis little the of the German left from ten As I insignificant. aLnost have drawn I were of Maynooth. lege 300 continuous. week. for the "wee ones" is The tle station the tall figure of the over ninety per cent. of the young wirelessed on to America, although hatched to -day. I !save sold of the Chicago archdiocese.Brauns, the records and a knowledge of the it is well known that "The Ste. Murchison, and 831 shippedandfrom Thanks, many, dear namesake. Let- wine bought a lit- prest, the Rev. Dr. Henry came out total abstainers! and ars eauses leading to the decrease make professor's priests Barney, his calf, in my Kwinana, s.s. Archbishop, ex future Arnesican Roebottrne is the Banner" Spangled ter next week. it is In a review of the tle heifer with the money, and I is Secretary of Labour, who with a velvet biretta upon his Hughes's Bitterness. Anthem. On arrival at San Fran- rived in very fair order. The bal. it negligible. Tabby, pointed out, is in this position, gown. Digger, A Daisy, call it hair, strode to meet me. had a ance were drawn from agricultural situation, in the Western Mail, it is FAVOUR RECEIVED. was cisco the Hughes agents all because of the powerful and wide- dark whole of the loss octhe Even in those days there yarding that a cemetery, ant stated and the Beauty and Daisy are still best wall half a canal, About would areas. papers None of the Northspread influence exerted by the Ca- then low college buildings, crowned talk of his succeeding to an Austra- shock. Kathleen is doing her right. was a ere off shears, and the remainder curred in the North and "Wayback" sends 10s. for "wee An Irish See print their tale, and Dr. Mannix We have a tholic clergy throughout labour cir. by the towering white spire which lian Archbishopric. ones." the Kimberleys and. "wee covering the West refor principally comprising favours wool, the for reception. in magnificent a accorded ones," in gratitude cabin to small the Sacred ties. too counalmost Central, embracthe the to and Patrick a large statue of seemed with Ashburton, St. ewes, new and proclaims the Prince of Wales merino wethers ceived. Rev. Dr. Brauns stands as one of try of Kildare. Pleasant days they and confine such energy and pur- Meanwhile, and the MurchiHeart and it is lovely. Dear Aunt Australia, and Hughes, ao small percentage of crossbreds. The ing the Gascoyneshowing a decrease Archbishop Carr welcomed reached Bessy, I am making the nine fir t of the framers of the constitution were in the hush and studious calm pose. companying him, was so hissed in quality throughout was inferior son. the flocks Ausagainst for We day bulwarks death. historic powerful a most on a happy the profesFancy Fair a Bonier Success. and for meeting him, classes, Fridays of continual with last week's offering. of 301,297 in the more northern area and had to leave compared he that procession the to radisail and garden, set of Bolshevism he the spread and 195,881 in the lastnamed. The and sweeping sip and tralian history have a very nice vegetable at meals sheep sors for woolly of sales Gordon -street, Northam, re be deprive.i Opening good Prince the let followed vege- calism among the German toilers. down the en ounde with the choice Southern Cross. What October on last large area between Geraldton and and are using most of our own Show showed a decided drop unpleasant personality. His influence with the masses in the intellects of Ireland eight abreast, since is history, save that the Eng- hisThe own, We are holding our tables. no doubt Albany more than held its English Press, which repeats week's rates, caused My dear Aunt Bessy,-I suppose you. this month. I will close now. With new republic is not dependent whol- between supper and bed, while the lish Press has too often given only every the showing an increase of 11,282, deof state unsettled the cares to give through Hughes you thought I had forgotten insult by but Australia "wee position, the official from his write and upon ly cabled to you the on was drain of supply to shone excessive what 1-,,,te the time love and out Buy. had fond came not moon to the strike. due market skin But I have spent memorable tomb of Eugene O'Grow. his personal enemies. Political ene- Reuter, never recorded the details nephew, comes from a long career on account of all the shows that ones."-Your lovingFITZGERALD. of his losing duel with the Arch. ers were only operating to a limited :rig an increased population and an He ney! close to the working classes. have cvelseas' demand. Despite a Bev mies he respects, but Hughes conCHARLIE have been on up here, and we re- bishop, nor is the constructive and extent for pens in the wool, but for ere drought in the areas reporting end of department the vindictive of a I was chairman himself test. stituted Maynooth. again quarterly At sheep prices were distinct. been having our Delighted to hear from you Archbishop peaceful side 01 the Archbishop's all shorn in the constituTwice wealentless foe. losses the year's total stands as the again shorn sheep and also to knee political economy and higher, inCorrespondents ly Charlie, Mannin'e reported. speeches am just beginning to notice the dear was Dr. my Philosophy assembly at Weimar, and one Siswhom he had unnecessar- and reporters try to draw a fire- told better in proportion than sheep second highest on record, and with ther getting hot up here.in The you have been so successful as tional terest, and till late at night, while Mannix, at the polls. brand and neglect the olive branch the big that the reported good season in the adoperated Graziers You are starting of the framers of the constitution of the students slept, debate and dis- ily' baited, beat him the wool, in raiser. poltry ters. held a fancy fair bigots They early, Charlie, dear, as a producer the republic. was one of those affected areas the decrease school during show week. between cussion was carried on in the profes- Hughes im- which he has again and again offer- and lifted about 1,200 out of the verseiy to Brauns serving Father with of selection The content not who, made the they to given The Archbis- market, and one interstate buyer seems likely to be only a temporary did very well; I think that's the name must ed in Irish affairs. the German sors' rooms. In his rooms or othele, on, instead of being the forerunperial and Australian aims, CethoThe proceeds were good souls who are speeding up direct the destinies of to about 1,000. Quotations: could everlasting an purchased not desire does hop or speculation £200 and £300. heresy every the stand to the these days and helping to feed the toilers is a testimonial needs warwhoop against the bait- vendetta between England and Ire- Best crossbred wethers, 30s to 33s; ner of is series of declines 'us record. in aid of the improvements Cen- be heard discussed with a breadth lies as well. He deliberately My Auntie Alice and hungry people of the world. By and ing in the new republics of the He is willing they should be good, 26s to 29s; medium, 23s to ed from 1911 to '1914. In 1905 there Presbytery. be- land. Father and a clearness which wasv wondertre. or Catholic party. this 3,840,745 sheep in Western Aused Dr. Mannix, and Dr. Mannix, a making you very of as read There to father went down to the show hope layman. I the bye as well friends for ever, but he sees clearly 25s; best crossbred ewes, 30s to 32s; were of the Cen- ful to Irishman director is the Brauns human a very short ing my close circles. must I every morning and lays down they must first ne- good, 26s to 28s; medium, 20s to +rale,. In thirteen years the Westmorning. for yourself in farming tral Bureau of the Volks Verein for little politics.roseAnd and name sheep as a very Catholic Archbishop, took ern State has doubled the the best merino wethers in very pleased Catholic best tesms. 24s: on am Mass, equal I to gotiate letter, hoping to find yourself fresh Kathleen Tell debaters cf the majority A Germany (Peoples' Society of wool, 30s to 33s; good, 28s to 29s: flocks. when the chosen up the challenge. the "wee ones" well, with lots that she is doing something for the with the Archbisthe Catholics of Germany). The of all on Sundays, sang An Old and War-Weary Man. plain Australia sidedeffort medium, 23s to 24s; best merino CROSSBREEDING OF SHEEP. the love and kisses.-Your fond niece, "wee ones," and I hope she will be of of Ireland to Levite 1845, made to was back dates Verein Volks Every hop. I had not seen Dr. Mannix for wethers, shorn, 20s to 21s; good, VERONICA LEESON. very successful with her card. Practhe Henty show recently, Mr. deported eight when the German clergy began the chant of the Mass, making the choir him degraded and years, and I felt shocked when 18s to 19s; medium, 14s to 16s; best F. AtB. Hinton, assistant sheep and tice fervently devotion to the Sac- organisation of the Catholic people, rock to their cadence. In his pre. have ApI forgive you, my dear Veronica, through Rome, but Rome being said and I saw an old and war-weary man. merino ewes, in the wool, 26s to 28s; wool expert of the nephew, be Meninx dear my Daniel come South sat shows Heart, New the red stall sident's all into ortence, letting the labourers, for especially loving and Instead of the spruce college pi esithe prised of no canonical 22s to 25s; medium, 17s to Wales Department of Agriculture, girl you may be assured that ignoralet of tween us. When I was a little society. Dr. Brauns was born looking blissfully that and waits to -day for the dent, enshrined in his success and good, when this 20s; best merino ewes, shorn, 17s addressed farmers on the subject of ener- Heart will not forget you keen look into nothing, music, but with certainly the' will at she in 1888, studied I hunted after a show just as wingin Cologne which story I hope the show Apostles College, Cologne, and took the supernatural which comes into true as soon as the Archbishop armoured with books, stood a bat- to 19s; few higher; good, 15s to 18s; sheep breeding. For the tail' of getically as I chased a pretty young death is near. success, hear old man, his flesh worn away medium, 12s to 14s. and thanks, will be a great lambs for export, he said, the On St. Patrick's tered ed butterfly. 1 suppose most theology and philosophy at the the faces of Irish ecclesiastics. Romesl and his skin shrunk upon the Lambs: 6,648 yarded, being about I Charlie, for the love you send the his While he strode through the col- reaches ewe most suitable was University of Bonn and in the Met people are that way inclined. Day, though every effort was made framework of bones which upheld 1,300 over last week's numbers. The of crossbred always in. loving, you your was and face found ones" young test "wee his either the -Lincoln-merino or the in Cologne. Ile lege, Fein procession, his purple biretta. Seminary hope the quarterly ropolitan Sinn the damp to His hair had humof which were suckers, real majority noAUNT BESSY. have degrees in political econ- clinched. At a vestige of to be real Archbishop Mannix was accompani- changed and turned a light grey. there being only an odd pen or two Border Leicester -merino, with the also took the "progress" stage. for I some little points slightly in favour of the latticed the weather hot omy and State law, and then serv- our it relaxed, but it had to draw ed by ten thousand soldiers, while His eyes were sunk into their soc- of hoggets. The quality through- ter. Irish humour, For the early lamb trade he priest, humour. while now, and though I whinged as a simple fifteen heroes of the Victoria Cross kets, and every year of life in Aus- out was fair. Opening sales were said that the ram most suited for al- Roderick After the Popular Battle. ed his terms ways and needs Commonarid even a wintry smile from hisbeascetic the about the cold not long ago, I was learning the over all from tralia seemed to have left it deep firm on last week's rates, and tak- mating with the crossbred ewe was more came could Taylor -street, Northam, most wished laterthat an iceberg thought of the toilers. His twenty features. Nobody as his bodyguard. No chevron across his face. act to wealth stuto the market on the whole prices 1 ing heat. 1920. Mannix 3, the Dr. October thee Dorset Horn, with the South. not far away to temper been evoked by years' experience with the organisa- sarcastic than could such devotion has hot But the old fire was there, and his were a shade firmer than last week. down closely following. In early not tion and sociological bureaus of the dent or humbug. But nobody imagine we are going to haveofa you the Middle Ages. Dear Aunt Bessy,-I have the numbing quantity was the essential he wished, a prelate since was defiance, softened as Hoggets: Prices for these in gall and worm- eyes, dartingsight time at Christmas, so those writing written to you for a long time, be- yolks Verein has rounded out his be more courteous when this all But pauor a friend. Then were decidedly easier than reof a wool caught they unMr. A local land holder, agents factor. whose who have an intention of Num- cause we were very busy helping development, fitting him for a lead- whether receiving a king Hughes, to was cent sales. Ouotations: Best hog at Mayno th wood Eulenstein, said that his efthe Archbishop he sat down and spake all that "something" for the Christmas should with the Fancy Fair. I got 3,149 er of the workers, on whom the new per. The hospitalitytime It might gets, 24s to 28s; good, 21s to 23s; Oscar of my first doubtedly followedon all he did and in his valiant old heart. forts as a sheep raiser had met with ber of Aunt Bessy's Corner got 3,200 votes, republic depends in the crisis fol- was lavish. At the unfortunate spy Phyllis to and Notes, America to old have been a Daniel, a Daniel O'Con- medium, 18s to 20s; best suckers, success largely as a result of followthere was an be getting ready, and not disappoint They spent the voyage trybut she only beat me by 51 votes. lowing the truce with the red guard visit said. 20s to 22s; good, 15s to 18s; me- ing the policy advised by Mr. Hinmusician staying there at the ex- ing to jockey the Archbishop into nell come to judgment asofhe rehears. roe with the excuse "it was too hoi We had great excitement about it. of the East. Ireland dium, 12s to 14s; plain, Ss to Ils. Six months ed the legal position Alice and national labourer, pense of the college. ton. As -far back as 1916 he had Altogether former common playing to write." I hope Aunty the The won. by Phyllis glad position I'm false a to my nations. And it might and the Pigs: 678 yarded, being a smaller visit, Show. among another I paid Archbislater John 32/6 per head for a draft End is Dr. the Father were pleased with in Cabinet, the West now the and 3d, Dr airs and wirelessingthe world. What- have been an Archbishop Croke re- supply than the previous week. The recoived inter- we got £26 9sCornelius won by near- Glesberts, Postmaster -General. The surprise he was still there. four of fat lambs at the age of I am told it was crowded andlots to Gerald boy, behaviour hop's unas smilingly as and tit to life offering included some nice chop- niontha from the Dorset Horn and to turned either esting. Thank you for the wished votes. They got son of a baker, beginning life in the Mannix laughed good-naturedly they thousand did, one ly he porkers, al- Border Leicester merino Cross. afraid of the British Government as pers, baconers, and The trade of his father, Dr. Glesberts he pointed him out, but it gave me ever love you send your loving, 3s Id. between them. to Australia that he had ever. wireless as weighs popularity His hospitality. large though there was again a pro Irish about AUNT BESSY. f31 A Quensland report states that Nuns had a nice sum of money to has been close to the people, and a new idea ruled the mighty semin- insulted the King. or to America on him as his unpopularity. portion of slips and stores. There there has been a marked increase in they to hint. As editor of the Dr. Mannix gone back .on Sinn Fein. lightly give to the Presbyters' Fund. Peowas a good attendance of metro- the demand for fatteners, growers, of iron, which is the that he had ple from down near Albany kept on "Western German Labour Gazette," ary with a rod Squint Kills Joey. politan buyers and curers, and feedTHE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. ers were operating more freely than and dairy stock for the Dawns, owsending us all sorts of wild flowers, the official organ of the Catholic labMANNLIC. ing to the excellent spring and the Roseland, Dardanup, The crops our societies of West Germany. ho AMERICAN ARCHBISHOP EULOGISES ARCHBISHOP such as boronia, etc. for the past two -or three weeks. absndance of feed ruling P. J. RUSSELL September 29. there. nice this time of has gained wide influence as a leadvery picked looking are they but Mannix, Choppers: In fair supply, including There have also lately been heavy Dr. Hayes, ed ou Dr. Dear Aunt Bessy,-This is my first the year, and tome are nearly up to er of thought among the workers. Reverend Most signal Hats, Shirts, The for in Gent's Latest out-picked hint out deserves: The some nice quality pigs; prices about truekings of cattle and sheep to letter to you. I would likeI togo beneck. 'The total amount rea- His Catholic influence, like that o: Archbishop of New York, at a ban. him my richly he &c which Underwear, Ties, to equal last week. Best quality to honour New South Wales from the central come one of your nieces. lised from the Fancy Fair was £220. Father Brauns, will also be a strong quet given Dr. Mannix in New York for, I repeat, he certainly has won weight choppers, £6 10s to and south-western districts of VicHoping the check to any spread of the Ruesian by the Maynooth Union, said: the Convent School at Dardanup. I I must close now. And I HANNAN ST., KALGOORLIE medium of our people. £7 10s; odd pigs higher; medium toria, and it is stated that the supam in the second standard, and have "wee ones" are all well. as it leaves propaganda into the new Republic. York is a very big city, and the hearts we "New press Office,. Post the (Opposite of tone the quality light weights, £4 lOs to £5 ply of railway trucks has been, and you us at present.-Your loving nephew, Other Catholics in the Cabinet are you know the saying that is going think from started to learn music. Wouldpets? he has won also Ms: rough conditioned sows, £2 103 still is, unequal to the demand Dr. Joseph Wirth, Secretary of the around 'to give you an idea of its can easily say that like to hear about some of my RODERICK McMANUW our fellow-eiti. to £3 10s. Baconers: In fair supply, whic'lt has aritien, in the and Dr. Hermes, Secrecomes for you the admiration ofofIrish & CRUSE Treasury, mother MANNION Well, I am sorry to have to tell you anyone all When alone. heard blood Roderick,-I dear My including some good quality pens, State, consequent on the heavy lossnot those sent, peomillion of Food Administration. six tary are that a nice pet parrot was killed about 'there UNDERsay: great makTHE GOLDFIELDS they of this effort you were the big citizenry vast that which sold at prices slightly firmer es experienced there in the recent but him on I had new a cat. the pick by why Fehrenbach, Constantine the other day TAKERS. in New York, and ple republic." the popularity in glorious Phyllis beat our to of ing than last week's rates. Best qualmetropolis intended for the me?' They evidently have not pick High prices are being of for three years, and he could say 18 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. ity weighty baconers, £5 lOs to £6: drought. and I knew you were very Chancellor, was Freiburg studied at fered. "Sweet. pretty Joey," and whistle contest, so I forgive you for not writ- Church, and but Why Do We Lead? Because we un- c,dd pens higher; good quality meabandoned theoUniversity, "Joe. the Railway Porter" quite busy, A REMARKABLE TRIBUTE. could I as as frequently CONFIDENCE-AND me to ing ROME'S dium weights, £4 lOs to £5: lighter, derstand our business. himArsenate of lead is exclusively nicely. I used to let him out of wish. I congratulate you on the logy for law, and established never chang73s to 80s. Porkers: In good used against Codlin moth, which is his cage, and -he would go about just very nice way you took your defeat. self as an attorney at Freiburg, 'Phone, 327. prelate to the Holy Sec have We understand that a supply, including some choice qual- very prevalent. He was very fond he has always paid more he held several local purple where and For black spots, where he liked. ed, paid has did your you Rome that know from to good to the ity medium weights. Good quality and in 1903 was elected to travelling Mannix a very friendly than canonical devotion is not troublesome, sod also of fruit and liked to get away in the It's and that you succeeded in rais- offices, dif- WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER weighty porkers, 63s to 70s; good which the Reichstag. A presiding officer Archbishop for mildew, to which the Jonathan orchard. I was very sorry to lose best, assured Holy Father. In the immense It been has money. he sum of that nice a and such visit, TO ing Christenweights, 53s to 60s; is very subject, lime -sulphur is al. quality medium and of the which compass I have a cat named Squint him. both Phyllis of the last Reichstag. Roman confidence in his power ficulties light, 35s to 45s; smaller, 25s to 35s. trust exclusively used, Bordeaux beHe is a was a royal battle, and TOWER HOTEL this moment there are farAssembly in difficult post. of and a dog named Nero. effect an Irish settle- dom at ecclesiastics yourself should be very pleased National Slips and Stores: Another fair yard ing practically unknown. Oil sprays who can forean and desire to pretty dog too. My brothers send and time, while sighted WEST PERTH, same ST., of you poll- tions, he displayed the ability ofHis the CHARLES Both at and with the results. Man ment, mg, with prices slightly firmer. Well him down in the paddock to drive ed splendidly, and both of you seem accomplished parliamentarian. see the time when Archbishop of And your old friend Brnie hands grown stores, 38s to 45s; smaller, 25a are not in so much favour as they would be very welcome in Rome, nix may fulfil the striking dictum are in Australia. Lime-sulphur is the cows home to be milked. He to be good favourites, which is very impartiality won the respect of all he has been left absolutely free to Mazzini to 35s; slips, 18s to 20s. whoever could spiritua welcome to you all. out that used against aphis and scale-even brings them along without hunting pleasing to me, as I ant sure it is parties. He is a portly figure, and he important his make to would Cattle: 114 yarded, including 3 the dreaded San Jose scale, which extemporaneous decidetowhen ready them, and never leaves any behind. to all your 'cousins. I am glad the he is a First -Class Residential Home. Father. The alise the Labour movement Holy the visit and Times. bogies from the Murchison some my next speaker. growers in the parts visited are not I will tell you more news in of devotion save Europe.-Catholic was sentiments spirit friendship and best of Attention. Cleanliness very Archbishop's from the Midland line and agriculletter. Love- to you, dear Aunt shown in the contest, and that you at. They regard limeK MeOrade, Proprietor. ture areas. The yarding compris- alarmed s ilpbur as the cure-all and elixir of Bessy.-Your would-be niece, as a A RETROGRADE POLICY. crestfallen the least in not are weight medium quality ed some nice DOROTHY FEE. He fo fruit trees. am I victory. of Phyllis's warm result bullocks, with a few good quality for such good objects. The JAMES SHEAHAN which You are very welcome to the sure she would have been pleased weather has already set in with us, India, autocratic power-a fight in-countrycows. We sold 1,347 sheep, 1.741 The Catholic Herald of Mannix's fellow "Corner," my dear Dorothy, and I had those 51 votes been on your and I am really anxious as to what GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Iambs, 148 pigs, and 8 cattle. at Calcutta, and Archbishop ties have been forward for the period published is proa which took Burke, friend a little Edmund man, to have MERCHANT.. delighted Rev. & SPIRIT pleased am .WINE side. I am really I of a summer we will get. sort under review, with the result that fusuit, Produce Market Report. to find known well the is galling minent part, and it at Dardanup. I am awfully sorry Mother had such a nice substantial hope it will not scorch us too much. edited by Piesse-street, Boulder. Ltd., prices have eased considerably, on the that a Government's conduct under The Westralian Farmers, that a bold, naughty cat killed poor cheque to give to the Presbvtery I am glad you enjoyed yourself at Father Hull, thus commentsMannix: Choicest Quality Only. Call and Wellington -street, Perth, report un- best samples being worth to -day £6 For has Liberal former Archbishop of of a arrest have direction might the It's what you Joey. Fund. So I congratulate all my the show, and that you had a bonInspect our Underground Dairy 31: swept away the marks of constituder date Wednesday, 20th. October,. 15s per ton. known a cat would do. I have never Northam nieces and nephews and zer time on the merry-go-round. I "There can be no two opinionstime Department. Produce Oats: Good yardings still continue 1920, as follows: known one to make friends with a the good Rev. Mother on the great am in robust health, thank God, my the fact that this is the first that tional progress to such an extent have with the result that good heavy Chaff: Although yardings the reign of William IV. that we are thrown back to the little- bird. They delight to eat success of the Fancy Fair. Now Michael, and have nothing to since not 'been quite so large during the feeds to-day are only worth 8/5 to has been made to condition of affairs which prevailed safety England's them, and lose no opportunity of that the Fair has finished, and you dear you didn't sorry complain of. I am J. W. SHEEHAN free. al the reign of William IV. past week, yet the supplies forward 3/51. Can showing their murderous liking for have t your breath again, I sup- get the card. Perhaps I thought depend on the banishment of Straw; Nothing offering. It is a there 'be any doubt that the Gov. seem to have been about equal to PRIME BEEF BUTCHER, A cage is the safest place. pose, .Koderick, you'll write oftener you had quite enough to occupy dom for political opinion. them. Potatoes are still short-sueTheel, the demand, with the result that at Mr. politieel and policy in England's retrograde ernment's landmark for. any bird smaller than an ernti to your loving, Street, Kalgoorlie. Hannan for the Fair. tory." working time your the last shipment of importeds beprime to -day sold at closing f.a.q. to the to revive efforts George's Lloyd is roaming round. cat Dia when a AUNT BESSY. Telephone 488. Now that it is over and done with, I £7 15s, other qualities according to ing much smaller than usual, and of the past account for autocracy English which Squint have anything to do with distinction a is It you Picactilly. Thank Street, one. Maritana shall send you new local potatoes only arriving in regrade. approaching of an symptoms the relish. not the absence of Joey? I hope not. certainly will very much for reminding me. I democrats Oaten Chaff: Fairly large quanti- very small quantities. Telephone 474 Lucky and Plucky Michael. long fight volution which are so apparent in Perhaps Nero did. He'd be followfought a shall always be very glad of your They have days? ing out the traditions of the name. Duke -street, Northam, ite against the abuses and privileges of these letters, so write as frequently Nero, you know, killed the ChrisOctober 13. your leisure will allow to your lovtians-'he was a very bad man. You, SCHOLARLY TRIBUTE BY THE DUBLIN CATHOLIC BULLETIN AUNT BESSY. Dear Aunt Bessy,--It is a long ing, first letter is a very nice one, my time I seen any letters since have hope you'll dear Dorothy, and I Northam. has a in THE RECORD from When his Grace reaches the Eter- NIalachy, Archbishop ofMannix write to me very ofter, and tell me I suppose you are beginning to Dolly Joins the Circle. earthly treadisregard more about Squint and Nero. think we have forgotten yent up this nal City, some time before Christ- wholesome in York Subiaco. New -road, At banquet Begot the 150 sure. Thank you for the love you send- way, but there has been so much mas, as he told the deputation from Dr. Sheedy told the story of "the October 10. take as much from your loving, Dail Eireann that crossed to Eng. grand refusal" by the Archbishop of excitement over the popular boy writing am AUNT BESSY. Bessy,-I Aunt Dear and girl competition that every- to ask you may I become one of land to welcome him, "the white a purse of a quarter million dollars thing else was put aside for the your nieces, I have read many of robed shepherd," himself a prisoner, offered him by his admirers in MelThe Only Girl in the Family. time; the girls won by a small ma"Not a penny," he reI am will extend to him the consolation bourne. Corner. Yilliminning, October 11, 1920. jority. Altogether the Sisters made the letters in your Away back, and have left due to a faithful soldier of Christ, plied, "not a penny. Dear Aunt Bessy,-I saw my let- £220 out of their fair to go towards fourteen years of age, so many other pre- when I was ordained, I made a little like home harassed, come just I have school. ter in THE RECORD, and I am building the new presbytery, which from a motor ride, which was very lates of his race, by the ancient VOW to myself that I would never very' pleased to be one of your everybody said. was very good. And he has kept it. My enemy of his faith and fatherland. recive a gift." it was wet. nieces. On Saturday afternoon we There was a prize given to the boy nice, although wrote to you a fort- It does nat need the recent beatifi- For whom outside Ireland has this sister had plenty of rain. I am the only and girl who collected the most younger the inrefusal" or "grand not a salutary les Plunkett, you for a col- cation of Oliver girl in the family. I am the near- money towards the competition; the night ago, and asked The faith and the fatherland into son? but she has not re- vestigations long proceeding Irish est one to the school, but we have boy's prize was a nice watch, and I lecting itcard, God's that, in providence, command hundred two to on her claims help I shall the yet. to drive eight miles to church was the lucky winner. The weather ceived first, and then I shall ask martyrs, to remind the Holy Father such unselfish and illustrious service (Reg.) Another is on its best behaviour, and the fill hers every Sunday morning. are, it is no vain boast to hold, not Man Archbishop dear of seizure Well, the myself. that one you 'for one of your nieces is a school mate country is looking very pretty, but and the curtail- only indestructible but destined, in I am go.' I suppose it will not be very long Aunty, I must close now, hoping you nix on the high seas but of mine, Eileen Kelly. for great achieve. restore the God's own way, the best of health.- ment of his liberty og to the show, which is to be held before we will be grumbling about are enjoying would-be niece, waning traditions of our persecuted ments. The Carrion Crows who, by ext Friday. There are more chil- the heat. Our annual show took Your loving pastors for three centuries and a seeking the Archbishop's humiliaDOLLY HART. not place last month, and the grown-ups dren about here, and I am the Irish half, and that the traditions would tion, hoped to injure lonely. I see James every Sunday. said it was a very good show this Dolly, dear, you are very welcome but the more faithfully main- cause, have but given it the greatDad has a nice vegetable garden. year. I don't know much about to our Corner, and you are now en- be like so many est impetus in its history, and inciI tained were his Grace, him, Villiminning is a junction station. stock or machinery yet, but I do rolled amongst my dear nieces. the to reach dentally paved the way for They are Cut by Experts, and are Made by have gone before With love to the "wee ones" and know that I bad a bonzer time on hope you will write to me often, and who in disguise. Nor most detailed and widespread exNow Ireland ultimately yourself.-Your ever loving niece, the merry-go-round and other tide be interested in our page. They fit Experts in Our Own Workrooms. Pontiff be un- posure of the dark crimes of EngSovereign the can MARY KELEHER. might shows. I hope you have been keep- that you have left school, you ignorant land to which she has ever been England's aware-as Made to Order, and you were they I am pleased. Mary, dear, that ing well, Aunt Bessy. In one of s perhaps find a greater interest in scribes all seem unaware-that Ire- subjected. When Archbishop Man as if you are pleased. T am always glad my first letters to you I said if you the work of your cousins of the land's first canonised saint, whose nix does reach Ireland, where uniCan't Tell the Difference -hen I know that my dear Corner. would send me a card I would do page, and not forget what informa- biography was deemed worthy of versal homage and numberless man'tes find pleasure in our circle. I my best to collect a little for the a tam you gathered at school. I had the pen of St. Bernard, was detain ifestations of public respect await .pe you will be a frequent visitor "wee ones." was gorne'a letter from Eileen, and I thought ed even in Catholic England when him, it is in no sense an extravagThat sher card had been sent. I know to the Corner, and consequently ire- months ago, and I have not received to overtake Pope Eugene ance to promise that De Valera's Did you forget to send ethat it was listed amongst cards to hastening uently pleased. Being the only a card yet. in Clairvaux, and permitted to pro- forecast will be realised: his Grace will write again soon- _be sent out. .1 However, Eileen will ceed -"r1 in the family means that Mary one? Meanwhile may when the Pope had re- -will be. carried. only companionship Your loving ziephew, -have one sent to her immediately. turned to Italy. It cannot escape God bless him and his with abundill want a girf's MICHAEL LYNCH. Thank you very much for saying Pope Benedict either that, like 5t. ance of fortitude. very often, so in the absence of girl 'ends the letters of her cousins in It is a long time, Michael, bouch- that you will help her. I hope. my HE RECORD should always be of aleen, but I knew you were all very dear Dolly, to hear from you very HUMBLE BUT REAL ATITOTIO N STRIKINGLY MANIFESTED. terest to her. You will be glad busy at the Fair, and had little often, and that you will be one of o know their little undertakings and time for ari old Seel lace me. I has my regular workers, for I want all As the affection inspired by his "what was probably the moat im-leasurss, and they will be pleased, no thought, however, that you or .my little fries is to be workers for meeting New York am sure, to know- yours: I 'ap's my little friends bed forgotten me. -the "wee ones:" Your loving, Grace in Australia was voiced by pressive public witnessed"-said next ever pleased to know that Eileen The great success of the Fair has AUNT BESSY. aged woman who flung herself has the Rev. Mother: "If the to morning v lly is your schoolmate and your made acriencti Tor the silence of m/ forward to kiss-his hand while he the Archbishop comes up here to'ttle friend. I hope you enjoyed Northam nieces and. nephews. Note: Bessie - McGuire. Eileen dragged himself away from Sydney, day, not a foot will he put on these .u.r)tilf at the Show, and am very ads delighted tb" heir/that you. won Slater,. Faith Fitz. so was the affection he has inspired grounds."- And the Rev. Mother, leaged that y.ou. are not lonely in the watch. Pt shows that you were Hart, Winpie Love to my little a very interested person in the sue- fieralds and Mollie McMullen, next in America voiced by a convent ste- seeming stunned by the unexpected ward who, having heard the great threat, he repeated: "Not a foot will illinuaning friends and to yourea gess of the Fancy Fair. I hope, Week. champion of labour and democracy he put on these grounds, beceusemin' pour -loving, aielaael, dear, -it is only gne of many Square Gardens-at I will carry him!" at Medico* a Society. Join Catholic a worker as yet *fa will you erias -AUNT BESSY.

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Slem. "cushy" job. was won by J. McAuliffe. Tom Outridge was put on the Larsen, who had been showing good ball on Saturday. He is in need of form at training, had the misfortune to sprain an ankle the evening a gallop or two, and then beware. "Dunce" Watts reaped 3IX wickets before the sports, and so could not for 23, and is rapidly getting his compete. Jack Mark - The sports passed off succsssfully, pre-war fame back. ram is also coming into the lime- and a special meed of praise is due to Lieut. W. H. Emmott, who acted light. an with pace, bowls at a medium CRICKET During the past seasons the mem- as starter, and gave a fins display He is a leg -break bowler of occasional really fast one, and can gade. have always been with the pistol, sending all fit: Is di (By "WATTLE.") send down a "googlie" when the class. In one of the final matches bers of the team c( mmended for their field work. If well on time, and invariably to even occasion requires it. He also lacks of the English season he scored 39 WEST AUSTRALIA'S XI, 39 they desire to preserve this reputa- starts. for not out, and Secured 6 H. ROWE (Claremont), Captain. nothing when it comes to fielding. 13,111 The Clontarf Orphanage Mid- tion it will be necessary for several county. the champion against same is in the R. BLUNDELL L. PACKHAM (Claremont). Last. supplied a pleasing programme of to pull themselves together. class with the last two mention,. dlesex. LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING. H. NURSE (Claremont,. C. H. PARKIN, of Lancashire, is Saturday's display was rather rag- music in every deis correct players. He Perth). A. CHRISTIAN (North A Very Cheap Line in Ladies' Black Satin APRONS. good qua. team should The following were the effisegsbat. His best scoring a bowler noted for the variety of his ged. The number onethat F. BUTTSWORTH (Nth. Perth!. tail with the drive .1y. Special Price, 2/11. viceBro. Nunan; nets Rev. fact the imbibe the President: a:so very slow from varying He puts great deliveries, shot is the A. RANDELL (North Perth). Ladies' Stockinette BLOOMERS, in saxe, navy, grey, and whits: week for or- president, Rev. Brother Guthr power behind this stroke, and keeps leg-breaks to a medium fast ball, are not put up twice a those A. EVANS (East Perth!. value. Special good Price, 5/11. Orast is Rev. Brothers sake. Inside nets nament committee, from off. comes the which along the ball well carpet. He the L. RENFREY (East Perth). A Table of Ladies' Calico NIGHT DRESSES, kimona shape, neck where the premiership is won or man. Rahill and Redmond; Me. :s has a good defence, and is expected THE TRIAL MATCH. C. HOWARD (Subiaco). aial sleeves, trimmed with embroidery; good value. Special Price, 5/11. i McAuliff G. Silverstone, J. Is st. to be one the successful batsmen of R. BLUNDELL (West Perth,. Saturday's Play. Infants' Cotton BIBS. edged with lace. Special Price, 41d. Keane, A. Fenn, W. Ligh-'y, 1. lie bowls a ball that the side. J. BORTHWICK (Mid. Junction) of Children's Dainty White Voile DRESSES, with deep yoke and Kennedy, C. Larsen. C. Signets. anti Renfrey. 50, which included Live is always of good length. He is CRICKET AT NEW NORMA. sit eves of embroidered voile, in sixes 20, 22, and 24 inches, wonderful G. McOmish; starter, L'.nut. W. Emergency. 4's and a 6, was a bright effort. He also a very good fieldsman. The transformation from football Emmott: stewards, Mesas,. F. Sel. value. Special Price, 12/6. in just un his half century secured J. BORTHWICK is the "stoomA. MEEK (East Perth'. and stockings to cricketing by, J. Quigley and A. Elliott; judNEW MAIL ORDER GUIDE, 1920-192L The remainder of jerseys made per" of the side. He will prove a der the hour. its official appearance ges. Messrs. C. E. Bannon, Hon. B. The Averages. Our New Mail Order Gc ide for 1920-1921 will be issued very shortly. worthy successor to Evers. He Is the side failed badly; with the ex- whites last Saturday at New Norcia. SenBatting. It consists of 152 profusely illustrated pages, and contains ssompreheinalways solid, and at times really ception of Evers, 8 not out, all iors and Juniors were all out to C O'Brien, Dr. J. Horan; tirnekeep s;ve particulars of every Department. Please send for your dopy As a batsman he shows showed poor form with the bat. The have a knock and a bowl, to try era, Messrs. L. Burke, L. Reedy, and Ins. R. H.S. N.O. Av brilliant. Name Rowe's team their skill and catch the selectors' Dr. Gu.lfoyle: result steward, Rev. total reached 131. row. 100* 3 54.55 great enterprise, and is quite likely beat this total by ten 12 491 C. Howard Brother Blake. runs -141. to run up a score. On Saturday he Colours 2 49.7 for the forthcoming 89 11 448 H. Rowe The following are the ful. results: Randell 27, Borthwick 23 (four 4's eye scored 23 in eight minutes. The eleccompetition matches. A. Christian 8 239 128* 2 39.8 F. BUTTSWORTH is the fast and a 6), Blundell 23 not out, Hal- tion of captains has taken place alOpen Championship Events. 30.7 12 369 104 A. Randell liday 14, and Nurse 12, all showed of bowler the side. In reality his Kevin and Jerry Clime, A. Evans .. 12 244 63 2 24.4 pace is not quite up to the stand- good form. Mile: J. Keane, 1; M. Donovan, 2; The full bowling fig- ready, Eric and Pym 19.7 Tom Clifford, 64 Byrne, 12 217 L. Renfrey ard set by speed merchants, but he ures of players on both sides were are the responsible leaders in the G. Boylson, 3. Time, 5minN 13sec. 2 17.8 R. Blundell 17 268 49 Dono880 Yards: J. Keane, 1; whip off the pitch very as follows: Evans, 4-21; Butts. coming - 172 deliveries They have been van, 2; G. Boylson, 3. Time, 2min. L. Peckham 14 241 101 smartly. He gathers pace from the worth, 5-52; Meek, 3-20: Renfrey, able to matches. give their opinions on the 19 3-5see. F. Butts3-43; Christian, 2-10; Parkham, wicket, and herein lies his greatest and 15.4 of the have 27° merits players, 8 108 sassih F. Burasset. His length, too, is always 2-38; Nurse, 3-55; Robinson, 1-.- picked their fancies. It now re- 440 Yards: J. Keane, 1; Time, 59 11.5 :: J. Borthwick 18 185 52 WELLINGTON and MURRAY STREETS, PERTH :: uniform, and he has a slow one to 10; Halliday, 1-39; Clark, 1-10; mains to be seen with what result. nett, 2; G. Boylson, 3. 10.8 37 18 184 A. Meek 2-5sec. Blundell, 0-17; Brine, 0-14; Hill, lend variety to his attack. He is 5 1 10 Some of the players are fall of pro7 30 H. Nurse 220 Yards: G. Silverstone, 1: J. a slin fieldsman that seldom lets 0-29. all hope to see realises McAuliffe, 2; F. Burnett, 3. Time, The wicket provided was a splen- mise that Bowling. anything oats. when we come to meet outside op. 28 2.5sec. A. MEEK is twelfth man. He is did one, and the playing area also position. the responding to the toast of Runs. Wkts. Av. Name. over All are bubbling 1; J. G 100 Yards: Silverstone. left no room for complaint. 8.5 a batsmen that is always good for 31 with the new enthusiasm, and no McAuliffe, 2: F Burnett, 3. Time, WA.P.A., Mr. Linkson compliment264 H. Nurse TROTTING TROTTING a few runs. a brilliant field. and a ed C.Y.M.S. for the manner in the To W.A.C.A. Members. 9.4 59 doubt great strides will be made if 11 1-5sec. 560 A. Christian . . all which they had carried out 11.3 good change bowler. His deliveries 50 F. Buttsworth . . 568 It has been decided that children it lasts as long as the cricket season. 120 Yards Hurdle: J. McAuliffe, 1; their engagements, especially are "nacv." and he would have been con16.5 for the 7 The season commenced 116 A. Evans .. over 12 years of age will not be adG. Silverstone, 2; A. Gallagher, 3. sidering the fact that the club nev17.7 a valuable relief for Butteworth. 27 R. Blundell .. .. 480 mitted to the Members' Stand; un- Juniors on Thursday, 14th., and the Time. 17 2.5sec. er won a match. It showed a fine The Work of the Selectors. 212 21 .. 447 BIG RACE L. Renfrey der that age they will be permitted, enthusiasm which follows the adMILES Long Jump: .1. McAuliffe. 1; F. sporting spirit, and was sure to reap 21 22 3 vent of a new game, be it either Burnett, .. .. 471 Messrs. Edmondson,. Watts, and if provided with a lady's ticket. A. Meek Distance, its reward in the near future. The 2: J. Keane, 3. 12 35 .. 420 Johnson has done well. Their work Programme of Engagements Made cricket or football, is causing the 18ft. bin. lipikackham TROTTERS HANDICAP 2 MILES had players always conducted themto be at pitches thronged all the will be criticised -that is inevitable The Players. High Jump: J. McAuliffe. 1; F. selves as gentlemen on the field, the Visit of the English Team. recreations. Several of last sea- Burnett -but most feel that there is little forThursday, and J. Keane (tie), 2. and had won for themselves the esH. ROWE will lead the side. He to cavil at. October 21. -Motor son's juniors have gone up into the Perhaps where the teem of all their opponents. Mr. is a batsman of the dashing type; critics may try to fault them will be cars to meet boat and drive to the seniors, namely, Byrne, Jeffs and Height, 4ft. 104in. Brady responded on behalf of the Under 16. scores most of Isis runs in front of in the exclusion of Robinson, of Su- Savoy Hotel through King's Park. Berry, and as a result the junior The West Australian Trotting Association Fremantle Club, and spoke in eulce the wicket. He first represented biaco. Afternoon. 3 o'clock, formal welfirst XI. will probably not be as T. 1: This R. McGrath, player 100 Yards' last season the State, whilst still in his teens, scored 436 runs for an average come in the Members' Stand and good as last season's, which was a Kennedy, 2; R. Pye, 3. Time, llsec. gistic terms of the sporting ability (Incorporated.) of last well of the green and golds. He performed in 1903. afterwards. Evening: fine team. 54.5, and secured 40 wickets at a practice The Colour Competi440 Yards: R. McGrath, 1: A. ScaA. R. FLINT, Secretary- . season, despite the fact that in com- cost of 14 runs each. tion captains were elected on Sun- hill, 2; R. Pye, 3. Time, 60sec. His form in Theatre or pictures. players, Claremont other with mon Friday: Mayoral reception at 12 day afternoon, those to fill the honthe trial match was not 880 Yards: M. Donovan, 1; R. and RACING. he had practically no opportunity doubtless this fact weighedgood. o'clock. Afternoon, Practice. Even. oured positions being A. Mosely, Time, Scahill, 3. 2; A. with McGrath, the ing: He is also an alert selectors. But it must puzzle for practice. Theatre or pictures. W. Lithgo, E. Dawson, and F. 2min. lfisec. TROTTING. fieldsman. Mid-off is his field place, why he was passed over. Sincemany High Jump! R. McGrath and A. pen - theSaturday: Luncheon tendered to Young. On paper the last named and in that position he has no sup. ring the above numerous teams at the residence of seems to have a strong team, Live- Scahill, tie, 1; R. Pye, 3. Height, the The W.A. Trotting Association erior amongst our local talent. He have appeared in the daily letters patron (Sir S. II. Parker), St. sley, his vice, being a very good 4ft. 8in. will provide an excellent night's The West Australiiin Trotting Association is popular with all, and should make taking the selectors to task forpress, George's Terrace, at 12 o'clock. Be man. but perhaps the first few sport to-night. The executive have Under 15. not an ideal' skipper. ground at 1.30, match starts at 2 games will prove his superiority to including this player. INCORPORATED It availeth on the various 1: W. appropriately named A. Brockman, 100 Yards: A. CHRISTIAN is the best "all nothing now to go over the o'clock sharp. Evening: Guests of be on paper only. Lithgo also ap- McManus, 2; N. Daly, 3. Time, events after the surnames of the rounder" of the XI. For years and cons of the case. There pros the W.A. Trotting Association pears to at have a fighting chance for English cricketers who will be the past he has been the leading light never yet a team selected that was vice -captain, 12sec. did the race meeting held on the ground the premiership, his 300 Yards. W. McManus, 1; H. guests of the association during the He is a batsman not come in for a deal in local cricket. Sunday:' Morning, rest. After- Hennessy, being one of the best in evening. His Excellency criticism. who generally rises to the occasion The selectors can flatterofthemselves noon: Trip down the river, return- the juniors. D'asyson's team is far Hornby, 2; A. Herbert, 3. Time, ernor will also be present. the Govwhen his side is up against it. Be- that, with the exception of the non - ing at 6 o'clock. Evening, vacant. from seeming weak. Knox, his first 39 2.5sec. . Under 14. fore he came West, he had already inclusion of Robinson, their Monday: View the Labour Pro- pick having shone particularly at work Christmas programmes will made a great name for himself as a has met with approval. cession from the balcony of Mrs. bowling. Most of the teams have a la) Yards: H. Hamby, 1; D. Mc- be The claiming the attention of owners batsman. This was in Victoria. McCarthy's Railway Hotel. Match "tail," and this makes Moseley's Auliffe. 2; J. Shine, 3. Time, 12sec. and trainers from now onward, as The Umpires and Scorers. Not long before he left for these starts at 12 o'clock. Luncheon at team appear the weakest; but still 220 Yards: H. Hornby, 1; D. Mcparts he played a remarkably fine Messrs. Shiells and Walker have 1.30 in the Members' Stand. Even. "a game is never lost till it is won," Auliffe, 2; P. Kelly, 3. Time, 28 1-5 nominations for the chief events will EITAXBIS 8300 SOWS. be due on the first day of Noveminnings against N.S.W. on the Mel- been selected as umpires for the ing: Smoke social on the lawn in and this holds good for a premier- sec. ber. The races referred to are the Opening the in- match, and Messrs. R. Elliott and front of the Members' Stand at 8 ship, too. bourne ground. Under 13. Derby, City Handicap, Trotting nings for Victoria, he was out before H. Smith as scorers. o'clock. Of those playing with the juniors Yards: J. Ryan, 1; G. Long, Cup, New Year Handicap, and Metlunch, and just missed the century. Tuesday: Match starts at 12 last season, Jones, Moseley's vice, 2; 100 THE ENGLISH SIDE. ropolitan Handicap. J Barrett, 3. Time, 13 2-5sec. This year's He hit sixteen 4's, and the way in Luncheon at 1.30. Even- did well with the bat, while LaniDerby should be a great feature of J. W. H. T. DOUGLAS will lead o'clock. Under 12. which he off -drove and square -cut ing: Theatre or pictures. gan, of Young's team, performed MorL. Cogan, 1; the M. first night's racing judging by the 75 Yards: side. at the He is not new to the posi. M. A. Noble, who was then Wednesday: Motor trip to creditably racewith both bat and ball. an, 2: H. Ellis, 3. Time, llsec. the good form shown by some of the top of his bowling form, caused tion of leader, as he led the side in course, leaving hotel at 10.30. In- Bowler, true to his name, used the prospective candidates. The discheer after cheer to ring round the Australia when P. F. Warner, owing spection of course and arrange- ball to advantage, and Handicap and Other Events. W.A. TROTTING CUP, 1000 love. Illingworth tance of the New Year Handicap His bowling is on a par to ill health, had to relinquish the ments. Silver Reception Ball: by always Cricket WA. Turf managed Throwing to put a respecthas been altered from a mile and a In addition to being a Club. Luncheon His left hand position. with his batting. 29th December tendered able 1; R. Gillick, 2; T. Harrold, half to a mile and to number teams stone, of runs together. Butdifficult man do both to as they get out, breaking three-quarters. deliveries, he is a use .by his Excellency the Governor at ler always tried, and should prove 3. Distance, 102 yards. In the main events the classes are ways, generally has the batsman ful medium fast bowler. and Wheelbarrow Race: V. Daly Taken all divided as follows: -City Handicap F. E. WOOLLEY performed bril- Government House, 1 o'clock. After - successful this season. guessing. On two occasions he has nano: Motor to Mundaring round. the teams are very fair, and A. Brockman, 1; L. Horowitz and (2.25 and better), Trotting Cup NOMINATIONS for Principal Events CLOSE on Monday, 1st November secured over 100 victims in a sea- liantly with both bat and ball dur- Weir, inspect trip (winthe pumping plant, a series of close and interesting W. Walters. 2. ning or place at .5 p.m, lie is also a particularly fine ing the English season just conclud- leaving Government son. L. ter), New Yearrecord 226 and betHouse 2.30. matches is anticipated. 12-14 100 Yards Handicap: ed. He accomplished the fine douHandicap slip fieldsman. (2.27 and Evening- Packing and departure for A. R. FLINT, Secretary Pearce, 1; J. Shine, 2; L. Winser, 3. better), and Metropolitan Handicap C. HOWARD has represented his ble of taking over 100 wickets and Time, 12sec. (2.28 and better). State on more than one occasion. making 1,000 runs in county cricket. Adelaide. The conditions 440 Yards, under 18, Handicap: for the cup are the same He is a very hard batsman to shift. This is his second visit to Australia. as last R. Gillick, 1; F. O'Brien, 2; A. Her year and the stake is £1000 with He has proved his worth on many On the occasion of his last visit he SEFGOR MATTING ASSOCIAcup Time, !min, 3sec. bert, 3. trophy added. TION. occasions. With Harold Rowe on was only moderately euccessful. He P. Senior Handicap: 440 Yards established one occasion, he was very successa record for an English 25th. C.Y.M.S., No. 1, V. Sandovers. ANNUAL SPORTS: 3. 2: P. Dillon, 1; Kelly, K. Ryan, ful against the Englishmep. The batsman in Australia by scoring A new entrance to the birdcage actual figures are not available at 305 against Tasmania. Wednesday, October 13, was the Time, 59sec. C.Y.M.S., 3 for 205 ( declared). has been provided at the far end of 100 Yards College Handicap, A. the ground now P. G. N. FENDER is a player of Raphael 102, Guhl, 51, A. Campbell 25th. anniversary of Sports' Day of present, but the pair established a allotted to the book3. first -wicket partnership record. for the new school. He is another cap- 35 not out, McComish, 8 not out. the Christian Brothers' College. The Cass, 1; F. Burnett, 2; L. Moran, makers. It was (ound that the tour against -the visitors. Sid- able "all-rounder." He is a power- Bowling: Healy, 1 for 46; McCono- weather conditions were ideal, and Time. 11 1-5sec. -Class Relay Race: gate was insufficient owing to one the Inter 660 Yards ney Barnes was at his top on that ful hitter with the bat, and a good chie, 2 for 50. some fine racing was 'witnessed. Everybody nowadays knows something about electricity; yet The charge 3. increasing patronage. tour, but despite all his efforts he medium pace bowler. everybody could with great advantage know more about it. The Sandovers: 62 and 55 (McCono- There was fine competition for the Leaving, 1; Junior, 2; Sub -Junior, He is also for admission to the horse paddock HerA. Junior Hurdles: 120 Yards to was unable shift "Tim," who was said to be a brilliant slip fieldsman. chic 31, Callin 29, Sandover 10.) field has become too vast tor expertness in all its branches. The title of champion athlete, which carseas removed recently, and the pay3. finally run out. His methods may J. B. HOBBS is probably the only way left is to master one subject thoroughly, and to rely for Bowling: Gordon, 11 for 42; L. ries with it the College Cup. Final- bert, 1: S. Shiel, 2; J. Cusack, ment of 6/- entitles gentlemen visi21 2.5sec. not be popular with spectators, but batsman in the world to -day. best the rest upon a dependable work of reference. tors to access to all parts of the enHe Watts, 5 for 44; Hennessey, 4 for ly J. McAuliffe, with 21 points, pre- Time, 75 Yards, under 12: R Linkson, 1: closure. there is no doubt about his being a is well known to Australians. Cric- 4. Won by C.Y.M.S. by an innings vailed over J. Keane with To students, tradesmen, engineers, etc., such an authoritative, 191 valuable asset to the side. ket followers will vividly recall his and 88 runs. complete, yet inexpensive work has come at last, in points. Then came G. Silverstone D. Picone, 2: M. Cogan, 3. Time, A. RANDELL, when once set, is consistent brilliancy with the with 13 points, and F. Burnett with lOsec. bat GALLOPING. C.Y.M.S., No. 2, v. Wheat Scheme. W. 11: under 75 Yards Handicap, an entrancing batsman to watch. during the 1911-12 tour. He had a The winner of the ColC.Y.M.S., No. 2, 49 and 5 for 74. 121 points. Bryan, 1; E. Needham, 2: W. Ger- Mokmakers who wish to bet at He scores at a very fast rate. He magnificent season in England this (Shea 20, Markham 16. C. Campbell lege Cup had the following succes- ring, 3. Time, 9 4-5sec. the W.A.T.C. Anniversary meetings is particularly strong on the off- year. He scored close on ses: 1st. in' Hurdles, Long Jump, In ten handy pocket volumes, it oontaius everything the! is 3.000 11. Preston 16, Hale 14 not out.) 220 Yards Handicap, under 14: to-day, and Monday next must pay side. He has one particularly fine runs. He is a fine fieldsman, known about electricity, from the Principles of Resistance to A.C. Bowling: McNamara, 6 for 46; and High Jump; 2nd. in 220 yards Jas. Kean, 1: P. Kelly, 2: B. Oliver, heavily for that privilege. shot past point. This stroke alone the position of cover point. filling Potts, J. the runner-up, and 100. Keane, The wiring calculations and the construction of an Automobile Self-' 5 for 31. 2.5sec. 28 fees has secured him hundreds of runs. are 24 guineas (enclosure) and WILFRID RHODES, the Yorkstarter. In thousands of well-printed, lucid pages- and twice as Wheat Scheme: 52 and 55. (Cow- was successful in the mile, 880 yards, 3 220Time, Handicap, over 14: P. 12 guineas (leger). His style of batting pleases, and shire veteran, has been on many illustrations, the vast world of electricity is exhaustively en 21 and 15, Brosnan 18, Potts 15.) and 440 yards, tie for 2nd. in high Dillon Yards unand W. Lightly, tie, 1; F. should he survive the first couple of lian touts a greater number ofAustraPerfolded. times Bowling: 13. Watts, 8 for 23; Pres- jump, and 3rd. in long jump. overs, spectators will be treated to than any other member of the side. ton, 2 for 15; In view of the opposition in reperformances of the O'Brien, 3. 'Time, 25sec. £3 for such a Library is a sterling investment. Markham, 2 for 11; C. haps the best To responsible T. Dunphy, 1; A. Kee- gard to the visit of the English some high class batting. Sack Race: At one He still holds a high place among Campbell, 5 for were those of Russel Mcafternoon persons anxious to secure a set; yet unable to pay £8 down, 26.) time he was considered one of our the top notchers of English cricket. 2; V. Daly, 3. cricketers in to -day's match, and Won by C.Y.M.S. by 8 wickets Grath, who won the Cup for under nan. best "country" fieldsmen, but of He is consistently good with both and He is a natural Mile Open Handicap: R. McGrath, the combined cricket and Labour 16 Championship. 15 runs. 3. late he has not been so successful in bat and ball. In the season just C. Fenwick, 1: H. Flynn, 2: Day opposition athlete, and races over distances on Monday the fees hie out cricket. He has won his closed he held pride of place on the Brieflets. seem excessive. from 100 yards to the mile with Old Boys' Races, sittrs before to-day, and has always bowlers' list, and finished will supply the work on payment of £1 deposit, balance' to be paid He won the 100 There was great joy in the camp equal facility. up with Ratazzi, L. Handicap: 100 Yards proved worth his place. in convenient- instalments, a batting average of 34. en Saturday night over the dual yards (llsec.), 440 yards, was secEurythmic is still receiving supL. PACKHAM has no superior as last visit here his batting On his victory. The second team are hear- ond in the 880 yards, and tied for 1; C. Bahen, 2: L. Harrison, 3. Time, port despite his was of heavy impost, and Ten Volumes, Limp Leather Covers, about 320 pages each, only 10 2.5sec. a forcing batsman. A three -figure greater service than his bowling. He tily congratulated on their coup. He 1st. place in the High Jump. Mile Handicap: A. Gumpleton, 1; is expected to firm solidly in a few £3. Only from innings of his last season was pro- was often Hobbs' companion He Roy Gordon played havoc against also won the Mile Handicap. days. 2. Time, 4.48. nounced by many old followers of brilliant first -wicket partnerships. m Sandovers. scored 17 points in all. Allan Sca- E. Luscombe; Five wickets for two the game as one of the finest efforts E. HENDREN, of Middlesex, is runs is some trundling. Lenny hill, with 9 points, was runner-up. seen in this State. He hits with said to be a batsman of great abil- Watts had full pace on, and secur- A performance worthy of note in TOO LATE great power, with very little visible ity. He possesses deed four of the best, including Healy. this class was the fine time of Mick A report of the Christian Broeffort. He is somewhat reckless, fence, combined witha wonderful Donovan, who covered the At 880 thers' Sports at Kalgoorlie reached one stage his average extraordinary stood at and needs the proverbial ounce of hitting power. yards in 2min. llsec., beating the us too late for publication; it will W.A. CRICKET ASSOCIATION. He has also estab- four for three. luck to see him fairly started. He lished a fine reputation ENGLAND V. WESTERN Loy Hennessy finished up as an outthe Inter -school record of 2min. 18sec. appear next week. is a good change bowler, breaking field. Indeed, by many established last year. In the under AUSTRALIA. match with four for he four. His is Cotclassed both ways, and on his day put is a as the finest outfield in England. at class, W. 16 McManus proved himter-liko deliveries had the wind-up most puzzling taundler. He has a FOOTBALL. t J. W. HEARNE, of Middlesex, is -several of the batsmen. ASSOCIATION CRICKET self champion by winning the 300 safe pair of hands, but could do on his second visit to Australia, GROUND. of the C.Y.M.S. yards, and dance finishing second in the The recent Two or three players are remindand When ordering, please mention this paper. with a little more "hurry up" whets this time comes highly recommended that punctuality is a motto OCTOBER 29, 25, and 26. 100 yards. A who held at the Hibernian Brockman, won Football Club to after a ball. ed by splendid all-round forma He be studied. (Play Starts First Day, 2 p.m.; Strolling on to the the 100 yards, was runner-up. The Hall was a great success from every N. NURSE came into the game was the first player Other Days, 12 o'clock.) There was a rely in England this field in a lackadasical fashion should under 14 class brought to light a point of view. locally last season. He won the season to accomplish the fine young runner in H. Hornby, good attendance, including ADMISSION: double be tabooed. bowling average of the W.A.C.A, feat of scoring 1,000 the who won both Linkson) memTelephone B152. president and the 100 yards and 220 (Mr. "Here." runs Shea heard the call in and capGrandstand .. competition last season, and on one turing 100 wickets. Show me a man whose 2/8 He was bers of the W.A. Football Associalast week's notes. His batting was yards in hollow fashion. Ground .. occasion performed 1/6 sensationally FARRELL BROS. W. Mr. L. Rodoreda carried out of York- sound and defensive. Here. rec- also second in the 300 yards under tion against North Perth, securing the shire, isWADDINGTON, General Produce Merchants head is clear, the baby of the party, 'He is kons that he will give the number 15. He is one of the most promis- the dudes of Me., while Mr. J. Grif- Concession Tickets for Three Days. last four wickets in one over. He just 27. He is a left handed Corn Crashers. the that have passed fin supplied the music for Adults, Grandstand, 8s. per set; bowl- one team a headache chasing his ing runners keeps a good length, and sends er of medium pace, and is said HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE through the College in recent years, dances in his usual excellent style. Adults, ground, 3s 6d per ret: to leather. down a variety of balls that force keep And I'll show a faultless length. you a on and rival Mr. Linkson, runners will get a During the evening taste Cecil Campbell will surely come His high, Schoolboys', Ground Only, 2s per The only Firm who Specialise the batsman to exercise great care. over -arm delivery A left-hand of his quality on Inter -schools' Day behalf cf the club, presented enlarg- set. To be obtained from school. Grain and Salt Crashing. He is a very good field, but one does come very lively makes the ball out as a star bowler. man who Drinks off the wicket. He break bowler is a great asset. Take next Saturday. It is expected that ed f:asned photographs of the team masters. not look on him as a run -getter. was a big asset to his county. and in ap Kenny, a nerve tonic, Cecil, and bowl as he will go very close to smashing to Drs. Guilfoyle The Concession Tickets can be obA;EVANS is a young player, who H. STRUDWICK, of Surrey, Is you think fit. both the 100 and 220 yards record preciation of their kindly interests tained from D. Guthrie, Tobacconist, thoroughly deserves his selection. again as first wicketkeeper. Reube Preston and Reube Hale for under 14. It may be that other in the team's welfare, also to Mr. next Chas. Moore and Co., Hay READ THIS! He is an accomplished batsman; He hadcoming have better, but Christians' Arthur Pownall, who acted as train- street, or W.A.C.A. Office, 531 Welwhen going he scores freely on both England. a most successful season in adopted Howard-like tactics. They schools supporters will of assistance were not hear his deer and rendered valuable advised by the critics that lington-street, Perth, opposite City sides of the wicket, and keeps -the A. There is in our midst a curi The under 13 Championship during the season in first aid work Markets. of Essex, finished they would be "smoked out" if feat. ball well along the carpet. He is fourthC. onRUSSEL, type of Irishman. Gold medals batting list, with an there was no full moon. Still they was won by J. Ryan, and the Under to injured players. W. J. Farley and R. G. Heath especially good on the cut, and average of the Kerry Iee is Bright, 12 J. 44.74. Championship to Messrs. A. Guhl, was won M. were presnted by He played the game, and is a Captain PresSecretaries. fine hitwhen he executes this stroke the ter, with And the Price is Right. Cogan. extensive variety of ton is proud of his victory. Markham, J. Raphael, P. Raphael, ball ib sent to the pickets at express strokes all anround George Watts, L. HenSilverstone, who J. O'Reilly, B. and the The was Jack Quigley wicket. medal for best He YOUR PATRONAGE SOL1CITE speed. He is a, very useful change is reputed Newcastle Hotel Club champion the athlete for rendered on to be of the nessy very all College last services round player of strong on the last year has Ring A8256. bowler. His work in the recent side. It is thought that he and been awarded to Roy Gordon. The year, and who performed so well at field. The principal medal, kindly South Terrace, Fremantle. trial match is evidence of this. He leg by the Inter-school meeting, was suf- donated by THE RECORD. was is the best Ont-field on the side. He Hobbs will form England's opening Prendergast trophy was won pair. An large fering with a muscle won by A. Guhl. extra ruptured of the Mr. Paddy Raphael. Both trophies will Newly Renovated and Up-to -Date. rarely makes a fault in his outT. HOWELL, the Warwickshire be presented at a social in the new leg, which prevented his giving of illuminated photograph was presentGoldfields and North-West Cuecricket, and for this alone his inclu- express WEST & GARRETT For the same reason he ed to the secretary (sir. P. David- tomere specially catered for. South bowler, is said to strongly year, when Mr. Oldrini is to stage- his best. sion is justified. was unable to start in the long son) in appreciation of his work Beach trams stop at door. EXPERTS,ETC. PL L. RENFREY is another who is resemble, both in action and physi- nianage a special menu. the prejump. In season. Atte, this - during the event on que, Billy Woodthorpe Inter the late donned the lamented WINDMILLERS. "Tibbv" CotProprietor: T. H. RYAN (late secuseful in all departments. Hs is a One of his most recent per- mits on Saturday. His "keeping" schools' Day last year, he gained sentatioas had been made an ad- retary Celtic Club, & Wyndham). gines07 Specialties:Windmills.Hydraulic steady batsman, but never ap- ter. second place, being beaten by inches Jour:talent was made to the supper the cricket fans. proaches the "stonewall" type. He formances was a fine bowling effort satisfied Perraulipic" It is hoped that he will be rocra. a -Sere the toasts of the At the practice nets the second only. is particularly strong on the on ride, against Kent. when he secured 6 for Tanks, Bores and Pumps. Send All Orders for Printing "W ASV A.," "The Fremantle Club" He is some- team have had an average of 22. himself to day week. and to anything at all loose he deals 32 on a good wicket. Note the Address: and Bookbinding to The Anketell Cup. presented by (Premiers for the season), and the is enthusiasm with a vengenwith little ceremony. He will be what "round -arm" in his deliveries. That 10 LASE -STREET, PERTH. Anketell, Esq.. of South Perth, "C.Y1t1.3.F.C." were honoured. In BRYAN'S W.A. RECORD PRESS. The selectors have no R J. W. HITCH is also a speed racer ar.ce. He useful as a change bowler. 3111=111.

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much disloyalty there was. Archbishop Mannix Returns Thanks. Christian Brothers' Appeal Our Victorian Letter how There had been no sign of it during the visit of the Prince of Wales. He advised them to leave well alone. LETTER OF APPRECIATION RECEIVED. Dr. Leeper then said dolefully Fremantle Bazaar Melbourne, Oct. that he wished he cuuld indorse the have we So often been told that House, Nazareth opinion Dr. Mannix was the cause sectar- there was nothe last speaker, that Hammersmith, "A Famous Victory" disloyalty. There was ianism in this country that we exAugust 31st, good deal of disloyalty, and a 12.

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a pected to find an immed.ate diminu- great My dear Monsignor Verling, deal of Sinn Feinisrn. There On last Saturday night the clos- Mayor and Mayoress had visited the tion of bigotry when he left for the were quite a number Archbishop Mannix wishes me to convey to you and your PERTH. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23rd., 1920. But no papers carrying on an of Sinn Fein scenes of the great bazaar bazaar more than once, and notcon- other side of the world. ing active camfellow citizens of Perth his heartfelt thanks for your expression of part tent with that, principal sooner had he left Father Jen Councillor Gibson than which constituted the paign of disloyalty. sympathy and indignation. so well had called into the hall during the ger was fastened upon as the cause of the great effort now To which Fr. Sullivan the Faithfully yours, known as the Christian Brother,' preparation of the stalls, and offer- of dissention in Australia. So danger- ready answer that he was made sorry Dr. ARTHUR VAUGHAN, Appeal, took place in the presence ed to help in every way he could. ous was he that he was exiled from Leeper had introduced the Sinn Fein Secretary. "crime" as eve'seen The "every way" country without his was the assemblage many estiof largest ways, a good the had very his madness, notwithstanding Luther, phase Martin the question, because he The Right Rev. Monsignor Verling, The and the Mayor redeemed his pro- much as mentioned. The fiunda- thoughtofthat in the Fremantle Town Hall. mate of the value of a lie when cunningly handled. He himself was no in this it was Cathedral, Perth, West Australia. drawing of the Art Union was the mises several times over. Council- Cons of British justice were outrag- not fully understood. country prentice hand in the art of lying, so when he set out on his ntsperate Asperations be might all lor Gibson, ed so country drew Frein reply, that this which referred put magnet to the of combat his he great to heresy Christ Church the had been unjustly cast on two work of challenging rid of even by this the him. But not to Fremanmantle and suburbs priests, Distribution of the Art Union Truth under his heel, and with all the virility of his abnormal gifts he these asperations had was harmony attained. Govern- not yet and and excitement was Prizes been removed, though the commenced his warfare of Deformation with a bold systematic propa- News of the Archdiocese Very Rev. father Callan. 0.M.I. tle Town asHall, ment commissioners recommended authorities the Mayor (Councillor intense, evidently ganda of prevarication, deceit, and misrepresentation. "A thumprecognised that through the ample spaces of the German-born must that missionaries Gibson) took his place on the stage Commonwealth, Welcomed in Leith, Scotland. was no foundation for ing lie" was Luther's trump card w hen he was driven to the ropes. as a sign of the pop- leave their mission -stations in the there News to hand from his Grace over the drawing of the Eventually consideration ofthem. "l.ie boldly" was his favourite maxim, and from him it would seem is Archbishop Clune, who wrote from Very Rev. Father Callan, O.M.I., to preside which ularity of the the class of work in which Islands, to accept Pacific refusing been in everyhad Union was postponed. borrowed the fundamental element of the systems of diplomacy prac- Ireland, relates that although he of St. Patrick's, Fremantle, who Art Christian Brothers engaged. He assurances from their bishop (Mgr. matter for the past six months. the Since then the Very Rev. Fr. John ticed by humbugs of the world from the German heresiarch down to the was well at time of writing, he had some months ago left Western Aus- body's mail also facetiously referred to the fact Couppe, a Frenchman/ as to their Barry, broken during were records Several Adm., has given the sensible Great Powers at Versailles. suffered a long period of indisposi- tralia aboard the R.M.S. Naldera, the currency of the bazaar. Last that most of the prizes had gone loyalty both in the past and as to answer to this ever -buzzing presi"Lie boldly" seems to be the maxim of the gang of conspirators who tion, and was still under the medi- in route to Ireland and Rime, to Saturday's attendance, for ir stance, far away from Fremantle. Coun- the future, and overriding the mod- dent of the Loyalty League. The his and the business done on that cillor Gibson must have felt much erate advice given by Judge Murhave pushed aside the peace of the world and who are erecting a new cal attention of a Dublin specialist. attend a General Chapter of "Age" cult of political robbery and a fabric of gilt-edged deceit to hoodwink His Grace was in Paris when the Order, with that kindly considera- night, both broke all previous re- satisfaction at the tumultuous ap- ray, who has spent his lifetime in follows:report of his remarks is as proval given to the remarks of Fr. Papua. the masses for the principal and particular purpose of feathering their news of the British Government's tion so characteristic of the genial cords. The latter recommended The neereshment stall "In a bazaar in the Baladecision to prevent Dr. Mannix soggarth moon, visited the scene of bazaar in itself -put up a record by Neville and Brother Moore, for that all possible precautions might clava opening national nests. Catholic parish hall, his former missionary labours in endorsement by acclamation be taken, but that it was cruel as RipponRoman The agents of the Coalition Government of the United Kingdom landing in Ireland was made known. order to cultivate old friendships, taking over £600. The greed total their Lea, on Saturday afternoon. was the lot.,iest note of thanks ever well as short-sighted to dismiss Ca- Rev. Father He thereupon cancelled his Contina record, of bazaar was reaching the seem to have adopted Luther's maxim as their own, and are showing ental John Barry, administraawaken golden memories, and uncarried on behalf of a trip, and, Mayor with the Bishops of of tholic missionaries, Frewhose labours they have indoctrinated themselves with the said they had to the world how completely noticed mantle. Everyone who had any were essentially and obviously non- tor, and Rockhampton, hur- fold the story of, to the many, a that at a meetingprobably Splendid Sum of £3,100. the cult of the underworld. They have undoubtedly reduced their Sandhurst of the Educa. veritable terra incognita, away unconnection with the bazaar ried to London and is met Melbourne's to be political. But the are missionaries system of comprehensive and have a set falsity, to creed tional Council p:opagandist a motion was brought der the Southern Cross, his adopted congratulated was aimed at £5,000, on its Archbishop on The amount triumphal the day he arrived sucto go, without provision being made lying ,tot art of only boldly, profoundly. but forward recommending embiliished it with the The Leith Ob- and the organiser, Rev. Bro. Moore, cas,but most of,all Hammersmith. Referr'ng casu- land -Australia. for their places to be filled. Some of Education to insist the Minister An instance of the subterranean activities of the coalition's agents has at that all aspirto affairs in Ireland, his Grace server, of 4th. September, speaks as is still hopeful that many who have Australians are volunteering to take ants to the teaching The Splendid Parishioners come to light in a paragraph which appeared in a Rome paper-the ally follows profession concerning Father Callan's rot subscribed for a stone will whose letter is send written to Monsignor their places, but it would be irnpose "Popolo Romano," of the 15th of last month-when a brazen attempt Verling, V.G., of St. Patrick's and St. Ann's, who sible for us to supply the places of should be asked to take an oath of home coming: before him their 10/donation the said that outwardly Government's stupid the British treatment of the loyalty palliate to to made the was Throne. He must persevered through the "The Rev. Father Callan, whole O.M.I., sixthe The result of situation end of October. the the 400 was normal, who are but the being sent away. say that he had never heard of Archbishop of Melbourne. The paragiael reads: such atmosphere was electric and charg- who left Leith eight years ago, bazaar was a surprise to many, but teen nights with their generous pat- (The priests who are to take up a in any country. And, "Information to hand at the Vatican denies that the English au- ed with explosives, and no Gee knew after a very successful ministry at it was no surprise to anyone who ronage. Brother Moore has thrown work include Father Troy and Hy- if regulation it exist, doubtless there were thorities have used acts of violence against Dr. Mannix. He has been when the explosion wouli occur. It St. Mary's Church, Constitution - knows Fremantle, and who knows open to us the vast correspondence land, missionaries of the Sacred gravedid and adequate reasons for its conducted to London, and without any form of arrest has been lodged was quite obvious that English law street, is at present on a short visit Brother Moore, to know Fremantle, which is piled up in his office, and Heart Order, both of whom are na- introduction. in a religious house at Hammersmith, a suburb of the Metropolis. The was unknown and not wanted in to the scene of his former labours, and particularly the Catholic por- knowing the generosity ,f the Ca- tives of Victoria. and ex -students of that disloyalty Has it been proved been, or was betholics of Australia, prior to we proceeding to Rome on were not Cethulic population of London has ludg .d the action of the Government three-quarters of Ireland, St. Patrick's College, Ballarat). ing, taught in had tion of Fremantle, is to know of ae whilst any of our schools? as directed to avoid that the present' of the Archbishop on Irish soil Sinn Fein was everywhere respect- business connected with the Church. "incurable generosity" which would surprised at what we read, but just Then we had the "escaped nun" af- He could not give rise to fresh disturbances, eepeciaily since Meninx as well in Ameri- ed and relied on. The Republican It may be remembered that he left cause any mountain of debt to cast incited more than ever io admire fair in New South Wales, and the State schools; answer only for the could answer only ca emong his own countrymen as.on the journey has always mani- Courts of Justice were The Ca- the golden -hearted charity which is resurrection of the attack on the Ne for the Catholiche schools operating Leith to take up duty at St. Pat- itself into the harbour. of Victoria, fested strong propensities to participate in the separatist movement in with effect, and it was while actu- rick's Church, Fremantle, Western tholics of Fremantle, possessed of a so distinctive of our people in all Temere decree in New Zealand. and he knew that no disloyalty_lnei Ireland. Such a course could not by any means be tolerated by the oily presiding at one of these courts Australia, and this is his first visit radio-active charity, are simply the States. Here and there was a "The Loyalty Bug." been taught, or was being tauMin Government, especially when in a dignitary not invested with reli- that the Lord Mayor of Cork, Ter- to his old flock since then. Needless spoiling to spend themselves as well letter from some of our own W.A. them. In Victoria the campaign of mis(Applause.) The communications of the ence MacSwiney, B.A., was "arrest- to say he received a royal welcome as their money, in any good cause, Catholic gious authority in Ireland, is in question. Admirers of the Christian Brothers, representation and vilification is schools had no reason The to be ashamcongregation, among and the present one, the smiting English Catholics to the Vatican have strengthened in Curia the con- ed" by English authority. A strik- from the instance, that of Mr. P. A. Con- proceeding more gaily than ever. ed of the war record of their pupils, viction that the Holy See should not irterevene in the incident, especi- ing feature of that case was that whom he was so popular, and on of the debt on the Christian Bro- for and he enclosing £10, or Mrs. McCar- Dr. Alex. Leeper duly brought bethought they would admit ally since violence has not been used on the person of the Catholic pre. the plaintiff in the action was the Sunday he was literally besieged, so thers' High School was one which nolly, thy, of the Railway Hotel, Perth, fore the Council of Public Educa- that no greater test of loyalty could late. Prudential Asurance Co., Ltd., of many pressing forward to shake his no Catholic in Fremantle heard of enclosing £10. Then would come a tion his promised motion for solidi- be demanded. (Applause.) Much stouter in appearance, with indifference. Somebody should The .acre was no evidence that the Archbishop of Melbourne would par- England! [According to Whittaker's hand. loyalty of the Catholic teachers Callan still retains the'same write the history of the Fremantle letter from an old-age pensioner tell- fying the bonds of Empire, viz.: ticipate in the separatist movement in Ireland for the separation of (1918) Almanack, it is by far the Father be taken for granted just as "That it be a recommendation should kindly, happy nature that bazaar, for it would be useful to the ing of financial difficulties, but the National Ireland from British Administration had already been con. largest assurance -life and indus- jovial, loyalty of any other citizen. to the Minister that all persons a conversation with him such church in Australia, if every parish trusting to God to send hack the sumated by the expressed will of the Irish people on two occasions most trial-company in the British Em- makes bread cast upon the watere, and enIf it were proved entering the service of the Educa- (Applause.) Three American companies r pleasure." could know by what means Bro. closing 10/- for a stone. What subemphatically. Archbishop Mannix could not have done anything more pire. tion Department as teachers, or that individual teachers had been guilty Moore turned a hundred different stantial stones such stones are, conthan have given that movement his paternal blessing and bade it God only exceeding it in business operof teaching disloyalty to the applying for registration as teathat ations. -Ed.] Unionists and Proalready, as millions of the exiled speed on its way. He had done agencies and activities into one secrated in sacrificing unselfishness, chers, be required to give satis- children would it not be much more The Boys from Clontarf to these channel, and led the ladies of Fre- which simply commands the descent Irish have done in America and in every free corner of the universe. testants also resorted factory evidence of loyalty to the reasonable to cancel the registration mantle along the road of cf those teachers than to submit the Had he "manifested any strong Propensity to participate in the separa- courts for the settlement of their of the blessing of God! throne and Empire." Then MELROSE THEATRE. whole tist movement in Ireland," were that movement not already an estab- affairs. would come a letter from Melbourne of teachers to the insult Success Brilliant Supporting it the mover said the impliedbody lished fact, there was no opportunity for him to make of himself in by casting a --South On Wednesday week, November Melbourne -enclosing £10 on their Director of Education had suggested At the conclusion of the 11 o'clock 3rd., the boys from the Clontarf Or- which blazed for sixteen nights be- from Mrs. Alston, then Mr. Tom Molloyalty? He trusteddoubt Ireland the remarkable force he proved himself to be in the arena of that the Minhe should make the motion ister of Education republican thought in America, because the "conditions weren't favour- Mass on Sunday last, Miss Dorothy phanage are to give a conibined en- tween the rows of stalls, where the loy's five guineas. Next a pathetic that 'would prove his more general. so that it should apperhaps Beal played though the Ireland, he might with have Dead every in great effect gathered night him Marco parish common to in whole Saul tertainment in the Melrose Theatre, able" sense in this matter, and letter from N.S.W., from the father ply to all persons in the service of In Ireland as a mark of respect to the mem- Murray-street. not become stormed the camps of Conservative humbug in England. The whole -of the in order to help the golden shower of a fallen soldier, buying a stow: the Crown, but he hesitated with the loyalto do ty bug thatinfected free speech was checked by martial law, the policeman's baton, and ory of Miss Brosnan, a one time programme will be performed seemed just now to by of £3,500 to rain down on the stones for the salce of his son. Then so because he thought they would member operating, was of the There and is operating, there a conchoir. fixed bayonets. the boys, and will be as diversified of the High School and wash them op Gibney's £50 and a teeter, of be going beyond their powers. Lin- have obsessed the brains of a few crtremists. (Applause.)" spiracy law, and no two people may meet together and talk about the which any one of his thou -emits of two hundred boys can make it. clean of debt. appily, there was a great deal of Mass next Sunday, Armadale 8, as weather or the Jutland controversy without running the risk of being Early in the bazaar we advised admirers would say, "It's just what tdisloyalty This appeal for patronage should Electioneering fleetarialdem. in this community publicly mauled by scared Cockney Tommies or hysterical R.I.C.'s. It Gosnells 10 o'clock. the people of Perth parishes to_ come you'd expect of the old Bishop." which was even not fall short of its mark. and we Dr. Leeper, with his futile loyalism loyal, and they would have effectively strangled any desire that he might have enter- of Keep your eye fixed on the date consequently anticipate the "house" down and take lessons' in how to Next would come a letter from a required tointensely has become an object for our pity, take every reasonable the Armadale an Irish Ball, audience. Lloyd knew, November addressing -George 6. being crowded in every part. tained of publicly Tic- run bazaars, and we are glad that little boy who fell into the Swan to prevent the boys and but some electioneering tactics now and the agents of Lloyd -George prevaricating in Rome knew, that un- Special trains from Perth. kets are in wide circulation at popu- many of them responded. There River and got the tickets "all wet," precaution being indulged in excite our congirls of the nation from being inder British rule in Ireland free speech, and the right to publicly assemthe Perth and wishing success to the bazaar. fected by any disloyal teaching. tempt. In July last Very Rev. Father Wheeler, O.M.I., lar prices, 3s., 2s., and Is. Our an- ere good things ahead of But the buffoonery of the British indignity ima well-known ble, were prohibited. Superior, House of Retreat, Inchi- ticipations, we know, will come to parishes -copying Fremantle. The Among the records, too, we saw They knew there were Bolshevists Melbourne lawyer, who had been a posed on Dr. Mannix has now become so much advertised that even core, pass. that Mrs. Smith, of Guildford, had and Republicans. Republicans had member of the Australian delegaWho has not benefitted in Winning Numbers Dublin, and and his pastor gang of Lloyd -George of reactionary the politicians the thick-skinned the organiser's heart with no right to remain under a mon- tion at the Peace Conference, of the Immaculate Concep- some way or other from the Clore in the Art Union and the names rejoiced urged are already feeling the shame of the ignoble and scurvy trick which pre- Church a £5 subscription, and that Mm Tom archy and disseminate doctrines that it was foolish and Every deservtion, was kind enough to forward tarf Boys' Band? dishonest to vented Dr. Mannix from landing in Ireland. ing object has been assisted Tighe, of Belmont, was responsible that would disrupt the Empire to deport Father Jerger without by of the winners are as follow: by last mail an interesting letter to these boys and the Chris'ian Broestab1, C22311, J. A. Simpson. Elizabeth for a £25 subscription from sport- which they were all lishing Violence had not been used on the person of the Catholic prelate, an old friend at Fremantle. the recognised to belong. forms of Brithers in charge. Their co-operation street, Melbourne: 2. C15097. F. E. ing friends, £5 of which was his per- The motion did not proud says the British prevaricators in Rome. The definition of violence is wonder if at times he appears No in way aim tish justice. For his failure to back to of the grossly misleading paragraph in the write under the only to be asked and it was West, Baker's Hill: 3, 82966, G. Ad- sonal gift. Much of the 4.rt Union at any creed or class, any in the opinion of the but simply up the Ministry in their exspell inspiration had freely given. Trayning; 4, D25208, W. Hatch, money came from other States, so at the promoters of disloyalty. Should not ail. then, tra "Papolo Romano" probably "the -act of cudgelling and beating into un- for his monastic homeof and -judicial proceedings, this gentlebeauticommon everyday performance of the British soldiers ful church these little chaps for all their Lyon's River, Carnarvon: 5, A13864, the wealthy people of our own consciousness" Dr. Leeper was at once answered man, Mr. P. W. Eggleston, is being Gothic mould, set reward services to the general community? Eileen Clarke, Goomalling; 6, State are invited The mere act of forcibly compelling Dr. Mannix to leave in a veritableof Garden in Ireland. by the Rev. Fr. J. Sullivan, S.3., accused of disloyalty by his oppo of Eden, are Sure, Melrose Theatre will he crowd- A19966, W. G. Waltho, Wickhamnent's has ship whilst on the high seas and take passage on a British gunboat. long since considered to be among the Rector of Xavier College, who supporters in the St. Kilda "To Sit Up and Take Notice," trimmed ready for action, and be driven to an unknown destination the glories of Ireland. He speaks ed out on Wednesday week. Keep street, E. Perth: 7, B12137, P. Uren, and buy stones after said that while was much in sym- electorate. the example pathy with thehemotion [That candidate's rejoinder to as an undesirable is, of course, to the cavalier British propagandists with Celtic warmth of the sorrows the date in mind. Full particulars Doveton-street, Ballarat: 8, B2887, Jf so as framed, many in Queensland gentle act rod but a of courtesy J Stokes -street; 9, Vicmeant in the best Passmore, CI5590, and violence, programme of in next issue. these not an act he thought that it was rather con"charges" is set out in and the gleams of sunshine of Dark The whole splendid affair tentious. Dan Egan, Winchester, M.R.: 10, toria. interests of Melbourne's great Archbishop. Absurdity and hypocricy Rosaleen. Right-minded people an advertisement in The genial the Melsoggarth 829460, Friday and Marjory, Leon- has been one more exemplification of could not Object to taking the oath bourne dailies in the shape couldn't go farther, and the British agents in Rome in their attempt aroon trusts that cables regarding of a letLEEDERVILLE. the truth of the proverb, failed. "Nothing ignobly Outstanding against them is the old land appearing in ora: 11, B15734, Olive Edwards, Freto fool the Vatican have of loyalty, but there would be some ter which, in short, is an exhibition the Austhe protest of the Archbishops of this country, and the great protest tralian press will be accepted in the something mantle; 12, A19386, Evelyn Silver- succeeds like success," and our last discontent .among certain people. cf unadulterated, crass bigotry, plus Card players have of the London Irish in Trafalgar -square, and the protest of the Irish spirit in which Mark Twain dis- unique to battle for by way of the thome, Kojonup; 13, A16676, F. Mar- word on the subject is thie, that we He had not come across disloyal fanatical jingoism. Our limited hierarchy. Representative English journals such as the London Times missed his funeral notice, as being, first prize offered for a euchre party tin, High -street, Fremantle; 13, share with Brother Moore in un- teachers, but there were sore heads space forbids publication of the letadmiration of, and it grati- and hearts since the war because of ter here. -Ed] and the Manchester Guardian have condemned the wretched blunder when not invariably false, at least and dance entertainment which is A16676, F. Martin, High-street, Fre- stinted tude "pressed down George and and himself has tried shaken to shunt the "grossly exaggerated." to- misunderstanding. of the Lloyd George Cabinet to be held on next Thursday night, mantle: 14, C9974, E. Middleton, 115 Each person As and sect had endeavoured to do the blame on to the Defence Department. The statement that the Vati- pated, the treatment of the antici28. The prize mentioned Barrack-street, Perth; 15, A12780, gether, and flowing over," to the Lord October Splendid People of Fremantle, CLAREMONT. best in the war. can will not intervene as a result of the information furnished it by Mayor of Cork, and the indignity is the first men's As far as Xavier suit of clothes. Klenk, butcher, Nth. Fremantle; British agents is, says the Liverpool Catholic Times, "a re-assertion that offered to Archbishop Mannix by Particular attention is, however, di- 16, A12968, K. Hope, Kalgoorlie; 17, whose unselfish endeavocre have College was concerned, its record the Holy See is positively adopting a certain attitude under the aus- the alien, have aroused a storm of rected to the fact that ally. -ugh tic- DI0441, A. Raymond, Soldiers' In- brought about the notable success would bear comparison with that of The first ball in connecPerth; 18, C21778, Mrs. Franany school. If this resolution were tion with St.annual pices of English Catholics (or those who pretend to represent them). world-wide Thomas' Father kets are in circulation stating that stitute, Church, Carr-street. West Perth; 19, attained. Stall Takings. passed, people should think that it Claremont, was held It is another example of the perverse atteinpt to dictate a line of ac- Wheeler, the indignation. day before ne wrote, the function is to take place in the cis, in the Princess Richardson, A20582, E. Mineral was aimed at one tion to the Pope. So far from serving their masters in the British had visited Avoca, immortalised and Town Cambridge -street, section. The EdHall, Hall on the evening of the by 12th OcThe following is the positions of ucation Department had means of tober, the dancers Cabinet the British agents in Rome have called forth the indignation of Moore. He would but totoih on its all arrangements made for that hall, Baths, South Perth. numbering about Prominent Roman newspapers have had sylvan beauty, for Roman ecclesiastical circles. an unfortunate mistake has been After the drawing of the Art the various stalls for money handed finding out the disloyal, and he did two hundred. to the Under exile the of direcand "British "Irish Tragedy" the Tolerance." on Unin up to date. There will be some not think many disloyal teachers tion of Miss Sharp, the ball was long articles Erin, it would invite the gentle tear n:ade by the lessors conceived in Union, Rev. Fr. Neville, O.M.I., prochanges in the final settlement next get through. On the whole, tastefully decorated biassed opinion in Rome regard the English Government's action as of recollection. Father Callan was saying the hall was open for en- posed a vote of thanks to the week: -Refreshment Stall, £651: would with foliage the teachers were exceptionally contemptuous and disgusting. when it had already been Mayor, and his remarks were seca welcome guest at Inchicore the finishing touch befor gagement Beaconsfield, £335; Mothers', £270; loyal. Their records in the war streamers, ing given by a few pennants from Though Dr. Mannix has been outrageously treated by the British three brief weeks, and during that booked up. The euchre party and onded by Rev. Brother Moore, who Old Boys, £265; Children of Mary, and he think showed that, did not dance will therefore be held in the paid a highly deserved tribute to the fact himself with that its happy dirty act is the brush of Mr. Hal Warwick, each period Father Wheeler seemGovernment he can console the the broad-mindedness of Councillor £256; East Fremantle, £253, Irish there was any need to compel them bearing the coat of arms being advertised throughout the world and everywhere wherever hon- ed to live again his missionary ca- North Perth Town Hall on of a Britnight, Thursday next. Ticket Gibson. Councillor Gibson had Forresters, £263; Shamrock, £202; to take the oath. ish possession. whilst the supper ,1 men foregather, where decency and refinement are prominent factors reer among the people of the distant same North Fremantle, £172; Hibernians, of the J. Hosking, headmaster Mr. holders note. Mrs. J. Flynn (said Brother Moore) gone please out of tables were gaily bedecked with rib'n human character, it is being condemned as a coarse, brutal, and West, to whom he desires to convey Melbourne (State) High School, sup- bon streamers and fern. The sup is the organiser. Tickets are 1/6 his way to oblige and to help, and £144. ommon proceeding -the act of a blundering and defeated Goveri- kindest remembrance. each, and dainty refreshments will it was singularly fortunate that such Send along a 10/- note, and help ported Fr. Sullivan by saying that per arrangements were carried ent. out be served. Dancers may also rely a man was Mayor of Fremantle at to clear the £5,000 needed. £3,500 he thought that the time was inop- under the guidance of Mrs. Beart. He would like to ask Amongst those present were the best of music being provided the time of the Appeal. Both the secured: still £1,500 urgently needed. portune. Little Sisters of the Poor on noticfor them. ed .Dr. Horan, Mr. Walter Watt v Hughes Mr. Moysey (Town Clerk), Col I ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Denton, and the Rev. Fathers TO AID ST. JOSEPH'S. We are pleased to acknowledge Callaghan and T. Masterson. The promised explanation to the plenipotentiary, and his colleagues the following AlThe combined efforts of the stall forwarded together, the secretaries, Misses Coleederal Parliament by Mr. Watt, and his two chiefs-Sir Joseph Cook by well-wishers amounts ! in the forthcoming St. Josof the Little Sisters holders and William Morris Hughes-feeling nutt and Beam, are to be heartily eph's Bazaar were well rewarded o went to England on an urgent that they would be congratulated upon the splendid remuzzled and of the Poor: -Mr. E. Moore, Kam- last Monday evening, when a very litical mission in March last, and tied up by allowing him to run Fed- bailie, £1; Mrs. W. J. Morgan. "Barsult of their initiai effort. large gathering assembled for the deen," Northam, the £1; Mr. G. T. Mar - Cinderella ho so dramatically disturbed eral business on the London side acdance and euchre held at ditical dovecots by his resignation, cording to the Watt idea, put the wood, East Perth (per favours re- St. Joseph's new school rooms. The WEDDING. through Little Flower). £1; affair was hen he had little more than corn- grappling hook on him. All that ceived highly successful, and a we can draw from the ex -Treasur- Anonymous, £1; D. F. Dwyer, £1 le; most enjoyable SMITH--FITZGERALD.-On the in London, is now his work enced time was spent by er's revelations is of very little pub- J. Foley, Northern, £1 ls. 21st. August, at St. Joseph's the numerous patrons. blic property, and we are at lib- lic interest. Church, Collingwood, by Rev. Fr. Hughes stripped ty to draw from it those conclu- seemingly well to the contest, and Greenan, Arthur John, late 8th THE Batt., A.I.F., eldest son of the .ns which appear to us as correct. his courage doesn't seem to have Christian Brothers' College Out Fremantle correspondent, in forwarding a somewhat belated relate John and Mary Smith of Horthe man in oozed out at his finger nails. It 11 the expectancy of port of the memorable function in sham, Vic., to Amy, fourth (laughmight ooze out later, that is if the ANNUAL SPORTS GATHERING. honour of the silver wedding of Mr. -e street and the wise men in the ter of the late James and Margaret -Treasurer has a fighting spirit in deral arena, which has been gen- ex On last Wednesday week, the 25th and Mrs. D. Mulcahy, and at that Fitzgerald, of Station -street, East him and is prepared to make a poliwere distance of time trusting entirely to ted by the ex -Treasurer's silence, rtioal battle for ascendancy. Just annual sports competitions Guildford. Cricket Association a vacillating memory, inadvertentcome to a head, and like a pot now Hughes has scored fairly well in held on the The weather was ideal, ly omitted the inclusion of a name IN MEMORIAM. stale porter its head is disap- the first round. Boiled down, the Ground. .intingly small. If the report in wrangle seems to us to be a little and many hundreds of parents and held in esteem and honour among DUNN.-Of your charity, pray for e "West" can be taken as substan- sidelight on the disturbed political friends of the students and their every assemblage of the Gad. Even the repose of the soul cf Mark were present. The man- though to -day he lives and moves lly complete, Mr. Watt's long-ex- Morman household of the Hughes- teachers Aloysius Dunn, who departed this programme of amongst us of as yore, yet, in a passted revelations have culminated Cook Coalition Federal Government. agement of the life on October 24, 1919, at Perth. desired, ing moment of forgetfulness, he is a paltry wrangle between himself It is a sort of clean-up which might" events left nothing to be May his soul rest in peace. d his colleagues, and piincipally later develop into a big family row. and in this the committee received still as Senator Needham, advocat-Inserted by his loving wife and boys ing with clarion tongue the ideals 'th the Prime Minister, because It is a question of whether Mr. every assistance from the children. ere was not enough "swank" in Hughes will politically destroy Mr. themselves in being ready for their of democracy in the National ParMr. Need position as an agent of the Fed- Watt, or Mr. Watt politically de- respective events as the day wore liament of Australia. GLEESON.-Of your charity, pray The band from the Clontart ham's felicitous address on the -occaGovernment in London. He stroy Mr. Hughes. We may leave on. for the repose of the soul of John Orphanage provided an excellent sion above referred to was eminenta them there for the present. . enced to act his part as Gleeson, late of Boulder, who demusical programme. The band is ly worthy of his sterling qualities of parted this life on October 15, --deserving of the highest praise for heart and head, and gratefully apA chance yet remains for Catholics to show their appreciation of 1917. ton to show cause why Ireland the state of efficiency which it has preciated by the esteemed jubi-Inserted by his loving wife and should determine her own career in reached, this, of course, being at- larians and the assembled gathering. Walter Dwyer, R.B. the Christian Brothers' work. children. her own way. A programme of tributable to the untiring efforts His concluding words uttered with Mr. and interest spent on the boys by filial' emotion are especially deserve could, would subscribe a 10/- note for a stone tures To -Morrow Night on Irish musical items is arranged, If every Catholic who SHARKEY.-In ever loving memDwyer's ability to discuss this ques. their musical director, Mr. Max O'- ing of remembrance: "He felt proud Self -Determination. ory of our dear father, Lawrence the £5,000 needed would easily be secured. t the Perth Literary Institute, tion and his popularity assure him Neil. From a social point of view indeed and delighted beyond meaSharkey, who died at Boulder on of a crowded audience, while the the sports meeting was very enjoy. sure to publicly acknowledge the the 30th. October, 1912.--R.I.P. :y-street, to -morrow evening, at 8 subject of his discourse deserves an able. The Right Rev. Monsignor life-long debt of gratitude he owed -Inserted by his loving daughters. Send Donations to V.G., was present, accom- to Mr. and Mrs. Mulcahy lock, Mr. Walter Dwyer will lac- overflowing attendance. The strongdebt he est of support should be given to panied by several of the metropoli- could never hope to adequately ice e on Irish Self -Determination. We DEATH. Afternoon tea was pay: In the sunshine and storm pe the hall will be filled to over- Mr. Dwyer, who "dares" to stand tan clergy. N. MOORE, Rev. (RUSE. -Of your charity, tray for an Out singly and voice aspirations for served in the Members' Stand dur- of a long political career he could wing, not necessarily with the soul Ireland, when, by a blatant press ing an interval in the programme. always count upon those generous of Bridget Ann Cruse, besh audience, but by "inen in the loved mother of J. P. Cruse (Kai eet," so to speak. Irishmen will propaganda, no cause has ever been Secretarial duties were reposed in friends. For him, as for the many goodie), who died at Port Fairy, there is, so blackened and ridiculed as is the the capable hands of Mr. Leo Ryan, there remained the tempest and the end. of course, but Victoria, on October 11, 1920; A full report calm;, but, be his sky ever so cloud ough this lecture, a splendid op- Irish cause to -day. Crowd the hall, or the College staff. aged 86 years. May her soul rest tunity for the public to hear then, and demonstrate your appre. of the results appear in our Sport- ed by adversity, they were always in peace. and everywhere faithful." .t hand argument and informs- ciation of Mr. Dwyer's leadership. ing Page,

"Lie Boldly"

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ssommommismir'

NOT TOO LATE YET

£3,500 Secured £1,500 Needed

Christian Brothers' Appeal

Open till the END OF OCTOBER

The Organiser, Rev. Bro. Moore, will gratefully acknowledge all donations, and will be disappointed to have to leave the West :without getting what he specially came to secure

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Brother J.

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Christian Brothers' Ellen Tel. B903.

THE W.A RECORD.

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by ecclesiastics who pose as "Prince The Sisters in charge ofrepresntatives of the Clapham. and Ireland" "Rome Lambeth in Institute of Peace on earth." We chalthe Nursing BEAD orrice chalhave carried on we they Times," where "The lenge road, NaFrench III years, will AS SEEN THROUGH ENGLISH lenge the Orange publicists of our reference to the recent OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF excellent work for many hospital. tional pilgrimage to Lourdes, says: any new the challenge of SPECTACLES. we own country, and be in charge One might have said perhaps the -Hard" "Die Tory the of member what and Rabaul (New Brdikin): London (2). National Pilgrimage is exactly and In the Principal Cdisnd Towns of Australia In the fact that a -distinguished gang in the English Parliament to it was on previous occasions, of the Catholic Church has quote. if they can, from the serprelate many so left has yet the war, which recently delivered before an Ameri mons, speeches, or writings of any at 2502 Pam Offices through. !Savings /lank Agenciesand at all Branches., atandPapua. traces behind it, has also made its other Islands of the Pacifie. can audience a vigorous speech in Irish Catholic Bishop or priest pasNew Britain. Solomon. out Austra4e. sod effects seen at Lourdes during these of the national aspirations sages justifying rebellion and other £1,000. support to up Deposits on hytorest 34% were There has found a breaches of the moral law such as we days of supplication. Times" "The Ireland, up to 121,300, of £1,000 over 3 Interest on Amounts to have given above-the considered more men on the pilgrimage. Many convenient pretext for reading British Imperia DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.G., - Sir to combat of them demobilised soldiers. whose JAMES KELL, an article entitled pronouncements of the heads of the in our Bishops, Governor A FAIRY TALE FOR LORD he proclaimwould war sew 1st, them Jniv then a holy of the various Protestant Churches in Ire. Deputy Governor wives had promised to bring from FRENCH. "Rome and Ireland," a lecture we to Lourdes if they were saved Fire -God ed. kind with which in recent yearsCerland. There When the Arrows of the Connacht battlefield. the danger on have become quite familiar.our conthe "The Times" being an English flame across The Benedictine monks of Buck were more men also amongst the ignorant of Irish conditain Bishops, in the view of Tel. A1940. clouds poli- newspaper And then one saw a deeper fast Abbey in Devonshire, are en- sick. temporary, "have allowed their and-notwithstanding, as we tions Let the women of the stranger be gaged in building their own Abbey faith than before the war. This is distheir outrun to prejudices a disposition on its tical admit, shrouds. readily winding weaving The monks are members a phenomenon that those who were Times" Church. "The Furthermore, do justice, to times cretion." are unanimous not part in recent of the Cassinese Congregation of the STANDARD SEWING to its lights, to this counregrets "that the Hierarchy has in on the pilgrimage They are sleeping, sleeping, sleepunited- according Primitive Observance, founded stating as a fact-a progess in DENTAL SURGEON. sought occasion to denounce try-out of touch with Irish sentiing, with the never making dead MACHINES. After the in than Muard. exterior Pere less of those by terms the France sky, faith-prayer Western unmeasured the ly and in ment, some allowance must be made Above them in the reli- interior depth. One realised that 148 BARRACK -ST. (Upstairs). passing of the laws against which have disfigur- for its extravagances in commenting CHAIN offences moral and Western sun is redFrench the STITCH by LOCK Ire. on the Irish situation. But no such gious congregations the war whilst it caused suffering Dened the popular movement in with And they smile there in their sleepSTITCH. Into the the monks left France also caused reflection. Mr. W. BOXALL, who is.a legally qualified and Registered land, though we have noted of judgment is possible in draws the ing, with the never waking dead Government, tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully and came to England, where a home wounds it made in the minds and words of indulgence strong the of Protestant in Western approbation the attitude to practice regard his swords leaping? that ONE. fact Devonshire. attention of the public to the was found for them in One. hearts of individuals faith slipped TWO MACHINES IN Orange newspapers in Belfast some of the most distinguished memhas been built Ott the The Fighters of the Fair Maive! Australia, during the last eighteen yeart, As and Dublin. which, having played Buckfast Abbey. which was origin. like metal in fusion, and this fairs. of the Episcopal Bench." recommendations The Spearmen of Queen solid foundations of meritorious skill andthis so perfect round shuttle bers deeply and solidly endis- and ally a monastery of the Cistercians, become most of lack has a The of charge the in treason of much that he fomentors regards of the part New Shipment from gratified patients. He appreciates comes was founded in the 13th. century. crusted. M. Duplessy then tells machine made. He has Sobbing sobbing. sobbing, levelled against individual Ulster and patted on the back the address. cretion his regarding monks the mistakes who prevent to pilgrims, wishes Reformation of seacases the the touching is At some opened. home, all that just at the salt wind from no agencies, abet. prelates Presbyterian and employs Irish Episcopalian and monastic in Perth. the orin establishment and only the one way to Lourdes a their is worked that Invited that is praises, say to Press Telling of dead glory-and of glory were dispersed, Inspection now The rebellion, necessary of the Carsonite tors Since the der to visit the grotto. M. Duplestouts, or canvassers in Town or Country. the Public endorsee buildings secularised. yet to be. hold up to public odium matter of opinion, and thatortheofjudgthe Medical Profession recommends, and sleep- French monks made their home at sy writes also: Miracle! This is not SEWING MACHINE FACTS any insincerely demonof us, one daily is each ba. Still they smile there in their of Church teeth inent Catholic heads of the of removing the the system marvellous uncovered that this The likely cause, forsooth, these do not assume a word to be lightly spoken. ing-though the land they lov- Buckfast, theyof have section of the community, ispolitical strated without pain. the ancient abbey doctors are always. at Lourdes to WORTH KNOWING. foundations by the Teeth are withPorcelain ed is weeping, influenced to Gum be for acts to corporate responsibility a Natural they of sets that beautiful these Our on speak, Guarantee is it to so church, and "throw cold water," Thomsons' 20 Years'Know their standpoint. "The Times" is, of reprobate and prevent which they contour of the face and . The Chieftains of Fair Connachtout doubt the best in the world; themanner their new church. The over the enthusiasm of the people. as have used all the moral and spiritual is Proof that they as to defy detection. The Spearmen of Queen Maive! are erecting stone of course, entitled to its own views mouth being reproduced in such a and durable, of this was laid We have witnessed invalids arise foundation perfectly tasteMachines will Stand the Test of a speech deliver- authority they can command. The light, propriety the to comfortable, it is thirteen Moreover, Graham. goes prothe Bishop couches during by the late their a simi. publicists to whom we refer stand from But I have many Lariehing, laughing, laughing, Time. pure. Bishop. and Irish wholesome an by ed permanently less, and since then the monks cession of the Blessed Sacrament, to convicted of hypocrisy. Teeth not fitthe breeze across the moors- years ago, and with They are rivals, in this class of work. buy from a Department freedom of opinion is accordedhis no hands you but lar If own imitators, their to and strings; future laboured the harp to or have fairy leave we and least, call and Like a thousand will come sooner the latter, and for his acts not, however, by any means so conThe but ting can be remodelled on my new system. MyAtworkmanship the Ecclesias- Store trouble and is are to rebuild the abbey church. science the to medical not machines all playing fairy tunes; elsewhere. such, answerable, going is he before With those English Tory words temptible as and the tical Authority to declare the final later. see my dentures, slowly, sleepprogresses their in work the there in of any personally time my smile all interest devote Yet they their or the public sentiment my best advertisement, because I not be finished for some decision. We shall only say that only a side line, when is Press of the community, but to his Catholics of the type of Archera Shee, where I am cash right stay the ing-nor heed the long years church will can I Hence, few practice. ceasing one section got up in Parliament my who to tempora article The monks use years. Dr. Marchand promises to be a worcreeping, conscience and his God. known by my reputation. nights ago and asked the leader of ary church which was erected some thy successor of Dr. Boissarie in the paid. The men who mocked CuchulianSuccess So much for this particular aspect the House, in reference to an ArchCountry patients can be attended to in ono 'day; consultaThomsons' Continued Machine years ago. They have a splendid Medical Bureau at Lourdes. of bishop of his (i.e., Archer's Shee's) The Spearmen of Queen Maive! tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conof the matter. But the part as of bells, presented to the AbDepends upon Every peal which, article with sult me and entrust their work to me. whether the right honourgoes the bey- by Sir Robert Harvey, as a Sold by Them Giving Entire "The Times" and call before deMr. Hilaire Belloc has written a Flashing( flashing, flashing, are Church, Take a note of my address for reference, Irish Catholic publicists, we able gentleman was aware that Buckfast new is certain to atSatisfaction All the Time. which lightening on the skymemorial to his wife. work profound Dentistry in all its branches by Skilmost the ciding to go elsewhere. hound to express resent man's "loyal Catholics this over-now Abbey stands on the banks of the tract considerable attention on "Eu(Now the lono hot day isnigh!) ed Assistants. disagreement is that in which stric- utterances as much as anyone, and situation. rope and the Faith." He claims that A. the star lit night is their sleep- River Dart, in a beautiful which York, First Saturday in the Month. Beverley, First Sunday. are tures are passed upon our Hierarchy will the right hon. gentleman see The arms of the Abbey, the Catholic the history of EuAnd they rise up from ranks LTD. CO., they have not denounces that he is deported from this collie sleep- copied from a pre -Reformation seal, to becauge evorhythmic and Mg-in stately war natural is a rope W. terms" unmeasured in and re"unitedly The name of Mr. Archer Shee try?" They name. the are a pttn on t- tnB. rather than a painful strug- (The Jones Sewing Machine People) the moral offences that have in re- is worth mention in this connection 148 BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs). held lution present the antlers of a buck repree Raiders of Far Uladgle towards the greater perfection of Perth, Fremantle, and Kalgoorlie. committed in Ire- merely as a reminder to our fellow been times Maisel cent crozier, Queen of abbatial an the by conduct on to Spearmen fast The to -day, and goes un- countrymen of the fact that they contemporary our Is land. -fast. historical inquiry into the nature, go settling the name Buck aware of the fact that practically should bear in mind that amongst Marching, marching, marching, rise, and fall of the Roman Empire, every one of the Lenten Pastorals the most inveterate enemies of the Telephone 739. they proudly to the East, Roman the The famous Pasteur and Monsieur the emergence of wed new Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. his leads issued by the Bishops condemned National cause must be numbered As a bridegroom Minister of Public Instruc- Church, and its predominant imfeast- Drury, HALLION M. "in unmeasured terms" all transgres- some of the -high-brow" section of neigh. near bride unto the marriage were of Europe "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," records France, tion in portance in the especially their God, of law from the sions of their English co-religionists--politi wakened met They have bours in Paris. One day they BREAD FACTORY, the taking of human life, and exof the Dark Ages, and in mediaeval cal reactionaries of the worst type, sleeping-cease Erin from your each other at a cabstand, and, as times. Mr. Belloc then examines MACHINE NORTH FREMANTLE. horted the people to exercise-no characters who lacked the weepingTHE PLACE TO GO FOR were going to the Institute, the causes of the Ref-rt.-a:ion in to servile One- both took backbone to fight for their civil and Ar. Britain, with the consequent defec- Bread Delivered to all parts of Fre- matter what the provocation For the Fighters of the FairMaive! the same carriage. they PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION they might be subjected-the religious rights, and who would in VESTS, which FANCY Claremont. .M. Cottesloe, The Spearmen of Queen and destinations, Church, mantle, their Catholic the at from rived tion utmost paience and self-restraint? all probability, were it not for the five to the defection he attributed the SHIRTS, SOK, TIES, ETC. Fire-God Drury offered the cab-driver a sir," Malt and Brown Bread a Specialty. Is it not also on record that on num- struggles and sacrifices of the CaNow the Arrows of the Connacht franc piece. "I have no change, disruption and increasing disorder the Shipping Supplied. flames across erous other occasions the Cardinal tholics of Ireland a hundred years the keep "Then civilisation, driver. said the suffered by our common venerhis of many and clouds! Archbishop this ago, still be languishing of under the EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL and the divisions, miseries, and instranger be whole amount as a souvenir discourses Penal Laws that were swept away able brethren have, in Let the women of the the trip. You have driven the first justices that culminated in NO. 10 and by the Emancipation Act won by churches their GLENORAN in weaving winding shrouds! pronounced Pasteur world." part The concluding scientist in the Great War. SCOTLAND'S BEST. elsewhere, denounced all breaches of the genius of the Liberator.-Irish COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. immediately offered another five of the book (which is to be pub. As early as 1210 A.D. the then the code of Christian morals, and Catholic. PURE MALT WHISKY. and franc piece to the driver, saying, lished in the autumn! diagnoses the flocks their adjured solemnly English protagonists of freedom most drivhave where they "Keep this, too, since you ills of the modern world, and defines As supplied under Contract to the to put above every other considerademocracy set up mintsIrish DON'T FORGET THE coinage. en the greatest Minister of the age." as "the sole vital formula of our N.A. Hospitals and Government PLAYTIME MISHAPS. could, and forbade all . in this world the observance of ADDRESS The driver made no objection, and time" the phrase: "Europe must re- Medical Department. Also Rail- tion those duties to their country and Eam-Buk Soothes Hurts, and Ea. entered the turn to the faith or she will perish." laughingly that friends Leading the the and Cars reminiscences Dining upon the is enjoined way One of Maker which their PalBARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. Quick, Clean Healing. Mazarin sures CORNER old-time the in the of court throughout delights Hotels and Clubs former President Taft maiden spee- ace. them by their holy religion? The has been "in the little are always need The ones the his time a lung of For and one this, all to State. done have relates Hierarchy anything wars," and Cuts, Scrapes, Bruises, felt in South London for a hospital Sole Agent: ches, in which he came off even more, but still their critics are and was on that seem to be their inev. The origin of the menu in the under Catholic auspices, sass the but a hero. The speakerattacking not satisfied, and complain because itable Bums '1'013861 the sense of a bill of fare, i.e., a written London correspondent of the Irish COYLE PHIL daily lot. But the wise tasks, easy of specially not easiest their lordships have heckler cried or printed enumeration of the (Edit* Catholic. It is gratifying to be a "united" mother, armed with ZarnBuk, does to issue Government, when asir!" and decided met be to or A little at a public dinner, is 400, not fear the consequences, for she 'able to state that the opportunity out: "You're wrong, pronouncement. without more exact, 422 years old. It was has now been availed of to acquire that this pure herbal balm nettled, Mr. Taft continued It is hard to write with restraint knows C. H. SMITH & CO. Count a most suitable house for the purensures quick clean healing. ZamPresently, in answer to in the year 1489 when the at attitude ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, MMULAYthe What heeding. subpect. this on a UNDERTAKERS. wards off festering and blood assertion, came Hugo de Montford noticed Buk in Clapham, within easy dispose STREET, PERTH. is implies Times" another strong "The up by taken Diet Mr. the of honour sir!" in cleanses, Church. it antiseptically given Redemptorist for poison, wrong, of the banquet tance PERT*. -ST., Caagain: "You're really nothing less than that the his of the Regensburg, that the Duke The project has received the appeal 981 NEWCASTLE Phone * any as well as soothes and heals, adscowled, but continued should Ireland in A1231. .. Church tholic Night) or (Day a sir l" again of Brunswick had near his plate Writing from 162 70 or sore. of Bishop Amigo and the clergy of 'Phone speech. "You're wrong, Angrily, mit responsibility for things unjus- wound ad- piece of parchment, which he conof Flinders Street, Adelaide, Mrs. A. G. rang out the voice. tifiable from the moral point When Harvey relates an experience of sulted from time to time. parchthat and dressing the persistent interrupter, done, have been that view in thanking her friends Zam-Buk dealt with a nasty asked for the purpose of this Mr. Taft cried, "Look here, I could our Bishops should "unitedly" agree how the ment the duke told him that he wound. tell this man something about to appear in white sheets! It is inflamed 9 for past favours, wishes write VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. little boy, Ronald," she says, "My that would make his had ordered his head cook to dishes called have would Swift Dean what has she wrong various that the general, "You're order in in stone, cutting his knee the public on a it "fell end!" upon on them stand inform to hovernment air Nevertheless. proposal." modest "a reas, might he critic, that so the wound festered, The badly. be served, again, sir," came from it has been put forward again and very he to was frightfully inflamed, and serve the necessary appetite for JAMES SEATING. amid the roars of thehiscrowd, again by a section of the Press both and This bright hat. His those he liked best. Institute). Why is Ronald was so badly crippled that stood up and removed in Ireland. and England in 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' gourthe ball. by billiard imitated he had to stay away from school for idea was soon have head was as bald as a Catholics emsthat assumed and Irish Suitings. Dress Suits Our it Scotch of A Special Line weeks. many mands, and later on introduced in moral the of been guilty of breaches Specialty. it has been "We tried several things to heal The San Francisco Leader, in a all banquets. And fromthe law' There is no justification in modern Samples and Self-Measurement Forms Sent oat Application. injury, but until I started with developed gradually leading article on the Democrats' fact for such an assumption and, the of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand improveStock no was and Varied there ZamBuk Large menu. Convention attitude towards recogPier that being the case, the argument ment. 2nd. Door says: However, Zam-Buk eased nition of the Irish Republic, by pronouncement "united" for a and pain very quickly. After a della Sera "The 'Democrats' have comealways Says the Corriere the Hierarchy is as strong in its ap- the Fancy Goods, of Zam-Buk dressings, all the gone-for ever. The IrishLet them (Rome,: "Without mentioning the plication to the Protestant Churches week matter was drawn out, and inflamed Requirements which Engspeak well of the dead. advantages A1125 Tel. and That, Church. enormous the Catholic to as is it thoroughly cleans. the wound navigation. from write the epitaph. Some atonement derived land has however, is to put it altogether too ed, it soon being healed perfectly." for a life of sin came just before the coal, from the utilisation reher we this from of proof a and as mildly, efis equally invaluable for Zam-Buk Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors special"In a final and desperate resources, she end. enormous her all Episcopalian, of the of call the attitude legs, ulcers, bad fort to make amends the deceased ly Catered for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision non -Ca. eczema, barcoo, emerges from the war with the conother and Presbyterian, the dynasty. insect rash, Wilson heat wounds, dethroned the quest of almost all the German tholic bodies towards the Carsonite poisoned M. X. MULCAHY, Proprietress. boils, feet, blistered sore bites, and ferimmense With the sane stroke the Crown with colonies. Parconspiracy to levy war against (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) and all skin diseases Prince and all the Anglophile satel. territory added to her vast Em tile in Parliament." scalds, sprains, By post from C. E. King liament-"the were Majesty injuries. lites of his Britannic rich in unexploited wealth; The heads of these several Churches and temple of pire NEW NORCIA. Fulford Ltd., 39 Pitt -street, Sydney. swept from the totering previously she comes out of the war with the bestowed their blessing upon the Of all chemists and stores at 1/6 or American government, of Germany's mercanpart greater Said Sir BROTHERS. movement. MARIST ster rebellious THE BY of CONDUCTED 3/6. destined to become a dominion tile marine and with a prestige E. Carson at Armagh, October 4, the the United States of Great Britain. 1913:or greatly enhanced throughout So the 'Democrats' did not live in Continents." HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 431. If anything could add to the May they rest die in vain. . Terms: Forty Guineas Per Annum. pro. HOTEL ORIENT gratification I feel at the present ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. peace while the Irish Republic (the poltroons the on the of Shame should there that moment it is Best of Everything Kept. ceeds to win the recognition HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. Splendid Accommodation. make-believe Irish'Americans "who stand beside me here the Lord Prinew United States of America." for Country Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/6; Weekly 27/6 are acting as 100 per cent. Amerimate of Ireland, a very good speci- Good Accommodation DIRECTOR. BROTHER the all to almost Apply For Particulars when Visitors. who Caronly), cans JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. men, if I may say so, of a brother The Archbishop of Warsaw, Tel. 3593. J. MONAGHAN. the peoples of the world have been rebel. dinal Kakowski, has called upon put to dare side to Ireland's to won Archdiocese his clergy of The Presbyterian Moderator, preach. before Irean iirventory of the gold and their mean little selves mg at a special service in the Ulster Monitor. Well, r treasures in their sacristies. land, says the Jersey s EXCHANGE HOTEL Hall on September 28, 1912, in prenot do people, the of of not are articles they all £2/2/- to £70. from The Cardinal wishes PHONOGRAPHS, and sence of Sir Edward Carson and the as autoGRAMOPHONES are They represent them. OBTAIN PRICES FROM volue not used in Divine Service, Provisional of the Ulster members histori. cratic as any big or little czar ever BOULDER CYLINDER RECORDS from 6. and those without artistic, Government, defended on what he be handed was.. And-it is the day of the and Wittenoom Lane of Corner cal, or scientific value to treason and 3/6. grounds Christian RECORDS, called inthe BLUE AMBEROL of the Polish people; not the little dots in Streets. over to the Treasurymay rebellion in these words:be melted ner circles. DISC RECORDS, from 1/6 each. State, so that they SUBIACO. The Best of Everything. going They (i.e., the Covenanters) down and sold, the proceeds REGAL RECORDS, 3/8. of the claimed the right to lay the DivThe TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE NICK FRANCIS William Porter Spurgeon, the bril. to relieve the pressing needs Caraton every measuring line ago ine WITH A few months liant and lamented editor of the people. COLUMBIA RECORDS, 10in., 4/6. WE SUPPLY ZVERYTHING IN CONNECTION Proprietor of Gnesen- Washington Post, a man unhappily tempted form of legislation 'beardinal Dalbor, Archbishop THE BUILDING TRADE. his ing on the character, the freedom, Tel. Boulder, 105, SPARE PARTS and SPRINGS for ALL MACHINES. Posen, made the same request to identified in the minds of nearly people. of the the well-being and clergy. all Catholics with such unfriendly COLUMBIA NEEDLES, 1/6 per box. towards the Church, as to About the same time the Protestant says policy near bigotry and in. REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO. Bishops of Down and Connor and of An interesting interview, come perilously in SUBIACO HOTEL was received into the CaDerry and Raphoe gave expression America, took place last month FEther justice, ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. to similar sentiments, the latter, in the Vatican, when the Holy tholic Church on his death -bed. The of head the Ali, went to America from Norhis parish church of Glendermot, recived Mohammed Emu Beer Always on Tap. delegation. deceased as a young man, and became inciting his flock to treason by tell- Good Accommodation fur Country the Indian Mussulman on the wich Mohammed Ali commented ing them:one of the great journalistic forces Visitors. deand him, Pontiff's kindness to BARRACK No man can really suppose that his of the day. WALTER WING, Proprietor. clared that the Pope had heard any religion forbade Christian the position Musulman the statement of -able of any conceit under sister violence Burke, Ali Elizabeth Miss Mohammed sympathetically. circumstances whatever. had John Burke, Treasurer of the UnitSWAN BREWERY stated in part that: "England Arcade, to pledges made ed States, became a novice with the theatrically These were open and not maintained theholy St. havSisiters of the Visitation at and STOUT places, ALE advertised incitements to war Mrs. S. E. McCARTI1Y, with respect to the Paul's, USA., recently. ing instead practically abolished holy the Caliphate and placedor the Condition, & Quality Unrivalled for places. all under direct We indirect British domination. French cannot mantolerate British and Musulman's dates over places where manconsider themselves as God's "has Acts of Australasia.) datories." As the entire ofEastLloyd (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' hands the AUCTIONEERS, HOTEL BROKERS, PRO. fallen into Musulmans NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. RELIGION, are: Watchwords Its George," the Indian PERTY AGENTS and BUILDERS. following demanding were determined on the"First, Appeals to Catholics (males and females), the It is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially 41 BARRACK-STREET, OPPOSITE TOWN on receipt by the anti-British programme: and titles any Locality in established be will Branches their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. HALL. return of all decorations Governby the PRIEST of DISTRICT SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS, sanctioned recived from the British in the requisition. of 'Phone, A3370 Estb., 1912. the DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending members being fully set out ment; second, the resignation Funds. in £300,383 and members positions occupied by Indians in the 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand: 50,000 MANAGEPROPERTY the COLLECTING. RENT third, Guaranteed. Sickness of in cases Assistance Administration; British Financial help and Medical MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. MENT. PROMPT MONTHLY STATEMENTS. resignation of all Indianwouldsoldiers NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. pre. SUBURBAN AND and policemen, which CITY the LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED vent British occupation of and IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL HOUSES, FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Mesopotamia and Palestine, HOTELS, or BUSINESS, LET US KNOW. also support the Greeks in Thrace L. 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C'ww." C.v..* Trades Hall (Room 14), Branch, street, Perth. Brian Boru Tuesday, Fremantle, every alternate Adelaide 64 Friendly Societies Hall,address, W. A street, Secretary's Fremantle. be allow Keating, 23 Burt -street, "Hunger striker,: win more Parnell, Boulder. August 24, 1920. the Models Stuart Dublin, Charles jail-the American in (By Henry Stead, in Stead's.: cd to die Hotel, Secretary's address, Court Fridays. A few minutes ago I was walking The very latest English and Some ::f them have merrier. meets alternate Brunswick -street with job bad Boulder: Great damn a along and already, J. died the Junction, JUST TO HAND John Dillon, Midland "not to refuse to cariy a a friend, and was struck with they were not all allowed to die." I am constantly being asked what waymen F. O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland sight of three motor cars outside of box of revolvers, which might help Sir 14, iu On Wednesday, July known as the "The I think is likely to happen in Ire- Irish policemen to save their lives," Junction. house picture a Chief to English Money to Lend on application J. Antient Concert Rooms." We were Hamar Greenwood, denied in the land, but that is a question no one the Dublin policemen were handing Messrs. to Secretary for Ireland. the Society's Solicitors, ; LA DIVA'S opposite side of the street, that can possibly answer without far in their revolvers, and refusing Barrack-street, on the the motors that British House of Commons Smyth to the caband R. Maxwell, Secretary, W.B. REDUSOS ; WARNERS care and it was not only information than we are per- wear them! According more Commissioner motley the was Divisional Perth, or the General-street. it "assassinated." are eyes; caught our to mitted to get in this country. One les, policemen doorway. had used the words attributednow J. J. Snigg, Barrack According to the Sinn Feineis they crew that stood in the Chambers, D & A's ; IZODS, people gathered him or any such words. But later thing I know for certain, however, are "executed." They declare that Top Floor, W.A. SOCIETY OF There were eleven days nine that and get IRELAND we transpires news children, it the YOUNG 7 that and is Order and that Is 4 women case of any policeman who is there, the to made issued was Belts AUSTRALIA. circular nothing WESTERN at the following Ireland is utterly unreliable. marked down for "execution," beor they were looking Brassieres tram 4s, lid. Abdominal all county inspectors of the R.I.C.: about St. George's Terrace, Perth the doorway. We stopped of some case of espionage It is quite as one-sided and biassed cause we saw "Royal Irish Constabulary Office. Under the Patronage of His Grace through by is first investigated and looked too. Suddenly 1920. 23, July the Archbishop. Castle, "Dublin as the reports about happenings in "murder," Above the he is STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. all. before it of tribunal of sort reason Langusome the the of war: Objects: The Study Europe sent us during the most Show are invited to call and Convicted Prisoners. death. In many and notice which told us that to"Charlie of condemned to victim Country Visitors to the Royal age, Music. History. Literature, be re was warned, is every bit as inaccurate as too, the and the revival Chaplin as a fireman" Monday Dancing of Ireland. Irish night, County Inspector. which tell of occurrences cases, lnspeut Our Stock cables the next to abandon eschance there a given -Ireland. surrected in and that SUCCESS in Business "Government has directed The impression of the ideals of an in Russia to-day. Outside Dublin the was another notice: no convicted prisoners are left on the mind after reading the pionage work. Royal The Society MEETS NEXTatMONfuture ConstabuIrish ST. the of from TRAINING Ireland. work S p.m., for servcomes at have they Conference until is Peace DAY EVENING to be released about doings in Ireland largely taken over by SCHOOL, Only Address BOYS' All ranks are reports with lary has been PATRICK'S ed their sentences. has that the country is seethingoutrage We read it-we looked at each Volunteers, and it Irish the off. PERTH. WELLINGTON -STREET. walked informed. be and to anarchy, that murder Ladies other-we laughed-wepeople, four ceased to function as a police force. ARCADE Monthly Subscriptions: We Coach inEleven intents "T. J. SMITH, Inspector -Gen." are occurring on every hand, and Ye gods! at- The constables are to all and Juveniles. 6d; Gentlemen, ls. bar- SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, women and seven kiddies, were all is out to that the police, conscientiously Greenwood and purposes interned in their Apparently in Secretary. duty, were Hon. their Out carry to in Ireland who to J. P. DOHENY, tempting much people Commercdal the Cup. nothing have Liar's the They BOOKKEEPING, for Law racks. Bonar And to- beat being martyred at their posts. do, and, isolated from the people, MISS N. KENNY, Asst. Secretary terested in the gathering. Inspector-General Smith confirms are ENGLISH, Etc., anzl.All that morrow morning you in Australia cases become demany and makes a The feeling is subtly conveyed in words, have they Smyth's Subjects. Colonel Business the in in fact, in will be reading cablegrams They are, a difficult there is a dastardly conspiracy of unarm- moralised. effect that liar of Greenwood-not PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Locked up Australian papers to thewas And now, as Ireland for the shooting in the land. aroused matter, of course.Government MEN'S SOCIETY. That certainly is strangers no have "great public interest they is go- ed policemen. night, at Our Special FULL BUSINESS barracks English in the well, a Peace not the case. It is also assumed relaxations, no company but their COURSE guarantees to fully qualyesterday in Dublin when Sir Hor- ing to let Lord Mayor MacSwiney Conerfence, convened by The results ify in ONE YEAR. 504 HAY -STREET, PERTH. mer- that lawlessness reignsis everywhere. canteens. the more the "The in own it says. die-so An. mainbeing 'The would seem. Plunkett, was held in These men inBut Smyth is Order, itnot rier," said Smyth. (Under the Patronage of His Grace ace by the Irish Constabu- can he inimagined. tained, COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. tient Concert Rooms,' to draw up reprisals which are con Archbishop Clune.) CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH lary, but by the Irish Republican dulge Library, a scheme of Dominion Home Rule dead. Sent Them The Key! Government, British the kig inby doned Billiard Room, Lounge, IMPORTANT.-We are ham'March were Harpolice, who give allegiance to the and, one might add, are applauded for Ireland. The proceedings enfor Card Room, Cricket Club, The trou- by many people in Australia. But stalled, to be ready Receiving Mr. Walsh, an old man, resid- Sinn Fein Government. marked by harmony and great ApClub, Debating, Musiriers' Range Lon. a (1920), police the and Waterford, Address Co. people etc. ble between ing in Dungarvan, Note the thusiasm." etc., fail to point out paratus of tae most modern type cal and Dramatic Society. citi- has arisen because the police are Irishmen do not Irish way of my thousands On the one of take is CLASSES. finished. not Republicans taught am the I whilst Receiver, ACCOUNTANCY that, CA- home here I bought a paper, and zens whose houses have been fre- not mainly engaged in police work. revenge upon people they believe to Valve and Crystal 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. A SOCIETY THAT EVERY by Expert Instructors. Students photo. quently raided at night by British Police Martyrs. THOLIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD was surprised to see a big be guilty, the police take blind re. qualify for Operator's Certificate in a with I Walsh, it. Mr. in forces. armed Conference" BELONG TO: "Peace of the even on the innocent. Eve's 12 Months. venge Ireland from letter following The toinconvenience the h when view to lessening admit that, when RM.-BMit 1 was about to say something Full particulars on aplication It reads: "If our biassed cableswholesale RAILWAY by these visits, has puts the case well. dustrucw. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary the description caught my eye. It caused to him the in they tell of the key of his house the Irish police weretheyengaged Terms on Application to: was a scene inside-not outside-ofenow forwarded and the shooting up villages, of lion would be police work genuine Coffee in Aus- to the local British police authoriyou when So hall. the inhabitants. their of Paul de T. IL HALPIN, BA., Principal the English Society of St Vincent you, in ties. telling them that by using it in as little danger as sent picture this get tralia The Government uses them The Thin End of the Wedge. (Late 16th. Batt., AI.P.) Western Australia (Incorp ) MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. the near future, you can think of the police will save him the trouble police. but crime, to suppress not however, oppo'Phone 2357. the whole 11 people in Ireland who of getting out of bed whenever they to suppress Nationalism. There is no doubt that the BritSuppose to Perth. They are right Visitors for his house. purpose Home to search suitable the decide Dominion a in into most Moderate for is drifting The are interested This Society exists to ish Government Best attention and and Rule-and of the 4,786,989 (or there- A Contrast in Prison Treatment, the English police were used, notLibsite the Perth Railway Station. position where coercion will have of assisting worthy families Prices. suppress crime, but to suppress of public abouts) who are not. increasing miliothers, including inmatescircumstanTHE PALACE HOTEL of eralism and Labour, and were sent to be supported by Irish treatment prison the Apropos indigent attitude, The ary forces. institutions, in Murders. W.A. Police and men a. and Labour Military a among Liberals character. MacSwiney, Lord Mayor other good exterminate or St. George's Terrace, Perth, us liberty, "Give ces, and engages in hon. you do in a Following their usual custom, we istic comparison has just been pub- spies and "spotters," works. It is governed by a CounUSE-NOT ABUSE. The PALACE is situated FOR with. us," is hardening. Unthinking peohe done would think this MADE estly to papers the press. in lished WERE BarAustralian that dose sure EYES Chambers, can be YOUR cil, office in Swan ple here often say: "Oh, extermin- most charming position,Houses, and mechanism, nas bran are kept well-and over-supplied General Lucas was tak- out leading to some ghastly results? and Brigadier intricate Perth, of we fought Yet Commercial piece -street, then!" them, and any rack ate Banks from your hatred of understand I quite who certainly parishes policemen To get the best results be given it. any patronised can many of Irish Volunteers by the in details with en prisoner Eyes largely demois of conferences The ches or Theatres, and myself. the Germans in defence I hate it GraOf on Saturday, June 26, 1920. reasonable care must when Nature warns (by headaches, etc.), He es- assassinations. have been shot in Ireland. throughout the State. cracy, and to win the right for sub the principal Farmers and stand a good deal, but The London But, for God's sake, try to under. iect races to determine what form by The calls on its funds are many, course, any policeman who dies Rid- caped on July 26. ziers in the Stab. it is time to act promptly. what and it, leads to what stand "muris supplementing 1920, denowadays 9, to Mail, of August Ireland Daily in view denly with a government they wanted. There MODERATE TARIFF. invites dered by Sinn Feiner:," and the scribing the treatment of General would lead to it in England itsete of CO. and more bloodshed in its resources, the Society What has been much the to English papers make sure of every- Lucas in captivity, says: in the same circumstances. J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. persons when making their willsmay last couple of Ireland during policeman a think of you would or Bequests police the in all work. Telephone A1428. thing by putting Manager "Many of these young men (Irish who disguised himself as a priest in years than during the entire period remember its IV. soldiers who shoot themselves or Volunteers) are keen sportsmen, be made in favour of the Particle - con. of German occupation of Schleswig, of the one the hear might that he order A.IEWAI3lEt; numConference this any mind, or And, another. be attributed Council, must lar this fact to the Ger!LO -se:.-3 prisoners in or during the time towhenPrussianise But and QUEALY'S HOTEL ber is pretty considerable. Society. the considerate treatment accorded fessions of Sinn Fein English idea mans attempted here is a typical instance of cool to General Lucas during his captiv- the confessional? Thewould Posen. The Government's treat- Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. murder ant' Irishman that diplomacy: mean, lying-I British ity. When in Limerick he obtain. the sort of policeman who looks ment of the Ulster Volunteers and Excellent Accommodation. MRS. LARKIN For Mr. Bonar Law, member of the ed everything he asked for. offers an English village, or does of the Irish Volunteers UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. COSTUMIERE British Cabinet, and Leader of the instance, when he suggested a game after only is not in the Strand, Contrast point duty a Glaring on Too House of Commons, speaking racquets, balls, lawn. of tennis, (Late of Kalgoorlie), Mrs. QUEALY, Proprietreu. but a criminal, one. August 5th, 1920, in that House, mower, roller, and nets were imme- aToludicrous, is- for it to escape the reproach of p: r Wishes tc. notify her former Clients, my mind the Government an official return of the civi diately commandeered, and a ten. we cannot wonder and tisanship, against a great crime and Ladies generally, that she is gave committing T. P. HERBERT manufactured by liens killed in Ireland during the nis-court was become convincOpening a Business at If the Govern. that the Irish have AT five weeks ending 31st. July, stat- some means or other by members the Irish police. Family Grocer and Provision that force, and force only, will The of the Irish Republican Army. He ment were honest, it would admit ed 262 FITZGERALD ST., PERTH. ing the number to be three. Merchant. we police force as a police win them the freedom whieli the Satisfaction Guaranteed. facts are that twenty civilians were had some salmon fishing by day that the ROKEBY-ROAD, SUSTAIN). has ceased to exist; that it is compelled Germany oftothegive murdered by British military and and some quite amusing poaching force bayeret. 398 (Near Nicholson -Road). at the point Poles ocarmy of British the part of a omit. in by night, and he was promised some police. Mr Bonar Law, is that the Iris!: are All M. J. O'KEEFE and that the two countries My ownin view Goods carefully packed. Families ting to refer to these murdered men, grouse shooting in August, when he cupation, refusing the hybtisl s5rt 3-Garment Grey Flannel coat, Country orders at war. The Government's pre- wrong on daily. BUTCHER, tacitly accepts the British Govern- was to be the guess of a prominent are Wool SUITS 2 -button lined of self-government the British Mn; waited police makes of the at treatment sent -belt ment s responsibility for their mur- member of the Irish Republican me wonder at times whether they istry offers. In itself it is a poor attended to. plain back, 95/-; with half LEEDERVILLE. CARR-ST., not sup97/6. 245 were men -these down, As Army." but der. thing; stitched unworkable back, do not actually welcome the killing and almost would rid the land or Now Read This. porters of tpe British Government, Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb 3-garment Herringbone Tweed of policemen, in order to be able to acceptance and apparently their deaths are not conNORTH PERTH MOTOR coats, always on hand. Corned BeefMeat and would give a Mr. Lawrence Breen, of Donohill, runs an "atrocities" propaganda British soldiers, All Wool SUITS, 2 -button GARAGE. All the in mention a Specialty. of Goods worthy back, sidered at Small of internal control, a:11,h measure un Friarrested policeman Tipperary, was Every Co. Ireland. against Pre4 stitched down, half-belts the on kept in Cool Storage House of Commons. But here they day, June 25, 1920, by British pol- who is killed is a tragic martyr to would enable the people to demon- ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. in greys and brown, 97/6. e themgoveri' mises. are: to ability their strate Telephones, .1.1S37 and A4598 Mr. Breen has made the fol. the never-ending hypocrisy of Dubplain black ice. Telephone, A3297. It would be the thin edge selves. .7g7iiiient-Heavy Navy All Wool Serge, fast dye, August 16, John O'Connell, Derry- lowing statement. lin Castle." BOGUE AND SPERRING. sole by could ultimate. (murdered which the wedge, Cork of Co. coat, £51101-. dgalrlesn): listed coat, 2 but"I was arrested by District In !y be driven home to give complete Police Reprisals. CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND 3 -garment Grey Worsted SUITS, plain back Biers). Williamson, six detectives, Spector Dominion Home Rule. tons, £5/15/-. 15, J. Paggitt, ex -soldier, and four policemen. NIGHT. Tweed SUITS, lined I was taken That this view of the position is 3 -garment Dark Grey All Wool Cheviot Limerick (Murdered by police). lDe Valera has proclaimed that to the R.I.C., and put in the lock correct is shown by the action of Cream Cars for Weddings. coat, plain backs, £7/15/.. has coat, that Co an Ireland Hospital, of flag unlined Lynch, "The P. 14, nuke, August lock to do up. While I was in the up the Dublin police, in refusing 2 -garment Grey Flannel SUITS, English Limerick (murdered by soldiers). the police were tormenting me spy work, and insisting on being [twice] declared its independence patch pockets, 75/-. They whose unlined coat, patch Mary's night and day. About ten o'clock disarmed. An unarmed policeman is nailed to the mast. August 10, T. Farrell, 2 -garment Speckled Grey Donegal SUITS, -belt at back, cuff KALGOORLIE that solby half that night I was taken out of the is apparently the safest policeman hands have nailed it there are in Lane, Dublin (murdered AT The medicine pockets, strapped front and stitched down, Arthur Griffith puts Proprietor. indeed a command. house by five It is FRAWLEY, cell an outside to to -day. P. in Ireland dier). with £6/15/-. hand in Trousers, bottom hand goes troops your "Take the case plainly: situa and told on the peelers (policemen), I was Travellers. Co. commentary curious August 8, W. Hartnett, Emly, Good Accommodation for kind I tion that, at the very moment when out of Ireland." Until then words I was going to be shot, and good health & Limerick (murdered by police). I Lloyd George was appealing to rail- are wasted.-Ed.] thought my time had come. of twin July 31, James, Mulcahy, Nicker, would not make any answer to Limerick (murdered by tnili- them, so they started knocking me BRYANT & WATERS Co. brings physical confitary). for its main object the examination around the place. They then took Are" -ST., PERTH. Rats STIRLING 90 to 80 Good Lime, dence, strength, menthe O'Sullivan, John by 30, unrest July of the causes of social me back to the cell and told me 870 HAT STREET "Where Need of Catholic Social theorists and practical men working tal energy, and clearI had but an hour to live. About WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. ick City (murdered by police). Only so can Catholic together. July 29, Patrick Duggan (aged ft o'clock they blindfolded and Study ness, is CLEMENTS Orders Promptly Attended to. forces be successfully mobilised for When they had 10), Bruree, Co. Limerick (murder. handcuffed me. the task incessantly urged upon done that they took me out again TONIC, because it ed by military). Tel. A3938. unrest, social "re Bruree, the Pope-the of after Pope Harris, much by them How and put me on my knees. I may July 29, Thomas possesses those spoitgiby mili tell you I prayed then if I never the worst form of which is the ar- baptising" of that civilisation which (murdered Limerick Co. DOUBLE. THE WINNING the Church created but which in They asked me if raying of class against class in a sorfic properties that iteprayed before. tary). is ARTISTS' BEER goods, epos. UNION material AND City has become these latter ages I did contest for July 24, Wm. McGrath, Cork I had any statement to make. PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, build the human conimportant evil passions of envy and tate. most the the Clearly by military). to to no statement told them I had due AND (murdered COLOURMEN. the thing to settle is wheher the Capistitution, strengthens July 21, James Coven. Oldcastle, make to them, but that I would like contempt, and hogs much toto man, STOUT. IMPERIAL UNION and Schools. talist system, admittedly the source I was told that ineradicable desire, natural Co. Meath (murdered by military). to see a priest. its working parts, Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents cannot of many social evils, as well as of July 21, Daniel McGrath (aged I could not see a priest, and that I for justice and fair dealing, pro- certain advantages, can be wholly cleanses the stomach, They then Cold the fir- of course be determined, but in com18), Coracunna Cross, Cork (murder. must die. CAFE MOANA the purged of what is un-Christian in it. ing party to line up. 0 God! it portion as the outlookthisof earth ed by military). and purifies the blood, will inherto are really Coraevils confined PERTH. is its MacDonnell, whether Thos. or was Hell, and they kept me that batants HAY -STREET, July 21, Telephone, No. A1011. be wrong in their spirit ent in it and its advantages can be (murdered to Cork thus creating new contend Co. way for a half hour. I was then they Cross, Suppers. cunna and Tea Afternoon For moral and otherwise secured. To preach retold that they would not shoot me and methods. Only by the by Military). ditions with health quarrel can is necessary, 18), (aged influence revolution form when until I had seen a priest. They religious July 19, John 013yeen reconciled, or vice versa, is at the lowest a G. F. YEATES results to the user. Cork City (murdered by military). took me back to cells again, and I be solved and the parties define the waste of time.-The Month. July 18, James Burke, Cork City got fairly good treatment from for religion alone ofcan Optician, justice, If any greater proof is renatural them for the rest of the time. Hop- force and limits (murdered by military), moderation in urgquired of the powers of 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. July 13, Miss :Nee Counihane, Lim ing this will find you and the boys and counsel that which is necesthis splendid medicine, the erick City (murdered by police).70), as well as I would wish you to be. ing personal rights RECEIVED. (Opposite Town Hall). adjustment. PUBLICATIONS sary for their successful July 6, Thomas Feerey (aged testimonies published con(Signed) LAR. BREEN. the suassert can alone (murder. Co. Religion King's Ballycommon, tinuously in the newspaphuindividual the of Mr. Breen was tried by Court- preme value by 4.testralian Catholic ed by military). From the "SHAMROCK" the evil of ers afford it, written therefore and (aged of on a charge 27, soul, Lumley. martial on July received man Richard 4, have July we Society ignore and Truth have large stocks of those who can well afford TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, 80), Rearcross, Co. Tipperary (mur- having in his possession "seditious" social conditions which of the following pamphlets. copies of test the judge is to There at his re- nullify that value. be withby experience WELLINGTON -STREET, PERTH. dered by military and police).Upper documents, and of having in- No Catholic home should sidence a revolver and six rounds of of what is tolerable and what isThe July 4, Michael Small, M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. at the present time, more its merits. For the general these out conditions. by those of in seditious tolerable ammunition and other church, Co. Tipperary (murdered so than ever:good and satisfaction On these charges he irresponsible possessions of immense documents. military and police). they are issued, Rosary. Third for the public bad of the the Riches HOTEL notoriously (bedas impris is Crowley years' SAVOY to two sentenced was wealth Cornelius June 25, all its con. Edition. (Revised in accordance or immediate delivery and are well worth readsoul as are poverty andinnumerable The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury ridden), Bantry, Co. Cork (murder- eminent with hard labour. But the woth the New Code of Canon Law). comitants. ing. and Refinement. ed by police). which By Rev. Vincent McEvoy, 0.P question social the on writings Tariff. 12s 6d per day; £4 4s per The Truth Sheeted Home. B.A. from the press show very little MR, WALTER BENTLEY'S pour week. PERTH of criHOTEL of.this OPINION. By the also large stocks As I write we are all watching trace of the application who Indulgences Explained. Actors' Asso upheld Accommodation may be reserved by Brixton those to see if the Engpresident of the Shakespearean Neither Proprietor. As Prison teriurn. J. J. RYAN, same. wire or letter. elation and of the intend to let Terwho denounce capitalism ales, Mr. those Government lish nor M. South its for New noted George is of Rev. Hotel By This Society of Spiritism. of the matter, diWstinguished root J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. the the to go really Bentley, ence MacSwiney, Lord Mayor Walter Purity of Drinks. the scholar andthetutor, You will know the reShakespearean pro so long as they do not discuss if es- Searle, C.S.P. at Cork. die. by Civility, and Catholics esteem Cleanliness Victorian MO of in this man's held Duty is system is compatible with of which opinion given upon By LODGINGS FOR CATHOLIC sult long ere you read this,tobut fession, and hisaccepted remind the Coming State Elections. with respect. 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the liberty of Militarism The Spirit distinguished Archbishop.Dean O Signed on behalf of the clergy, democracy enof forces Hegarty." the When Other People's Opinion tered the World War their enemy CABLE FROM THE ARCHidentified BISHOP. was militarism: it was ad with Prussianism its soul was imThe following cable message, HeautoCatholic press is the cus of per5alism. Dean The 111L11:1161117i-4 -Germanism, Pan Rev. Very the to dressed the cracy, the caste -spirit were the foes Church militant. For garty, was received from His Grace the Church, there is always existing a that had to be met and defeated. A the Most Res,. Dr. Mannix the "London, condition of warfare aginst world was to he made safe for the And the Catholic people of the world, that those who forces of evil. insisted "Dean Hegarty, Melbourne. the knee to Mammon. Ile despite her press, though inspired with the pur- ruled them might rule for the peobe ry presided, and the Lord Mayor and, should thanks, Mammon, not "Grateful he, QUEENSLAND. unlimited ple's interests, and not for the inpurposes, could by a made the presentation-a cheque for that present agony, Ireland's early tri- est the master of his life; and, as This was freedom in its utterances work the terests of class or caste. umph assured. The Rede,mptortst Fathers Col-a £300. proof how firmly he held the reins, same havoc that a secular paper the message of America voiced by given MANNIX." opened donations Walsh large and "ARCHBISHOP those arrived we have lins., Treacy, who to disre it were Clancy, that accomplish M. would B. documents the of in Father sorts President all the Stephen's My Own so frequently and to fortnight's mission at St. gard the requirements of strict cen- issued from the White House. It in Sydney recently by the Ormonde, that have made his SOUTH AUSTRALIA, Cathedral on the 2nd inst. Father the stake in was the purpose of the simple solthat assistant at Dar- good causes except sorship, appointed been has Oxthroughout Joseph's, St. of benediction one of name imCollins, Superior but lives, human not is 0.C.C., case our of fine phrasing little Clery, knew linghurst. dier who The late Father Catholic Australia." ford Park, preached the opening of mortal souls; the loss not temporal but who took up arms to express 0 whose untimely death at the age sermon to a very large congregation. and reclaimable, but eternal and it his determination to crush militarMr. E. A. Tiernan (State Attorpeople 26 years, was born in the County retrievable.-America. VICTORIA. and Troughout the mission theevidence entertained was prelimihis ney-Getleral) made ism in the hope of making a better and Limerick, of pregave the most gratifying valuable a made a recipient of It may safely be said that world. nary studies at the College of the The wire screen protecting a small of their faith and earnestness. Great no war was ever entered into by why sentation at the Petersham Town The real reason in the porch of Carmelite Fathers, Terenure, Com, Among those present was lead -light window was ty Dublin. foun- Hall. Its the beginning of Britain wanted Mesopotamia had the people of America with clearer the Essendon, laid Church, Duhig Monica's St. and Archbishop and in nothing to do with the growing of understanding of the issues involv. of St. the Premier (Mr. John Storey) wrenched from its socket 1910 he became a- novice, he dation stone for the additions the Assistant Minister recently window wheat or cotton, or the liberation of ed. There was a clash of ideals. Sundry, the Mrs. Storey, (Mr. smashed, leaving a March the following year he was Stephen's Cathedral on the McKelli, the boat- and the was the Arabs. 1915, In the first place, she Militarism on one side, Democracy Justice for boy. a presence August, In admit to in enough professed. month, large 2nd of this "Durabe.to I. asbeto cement convertedforunder Germans on the other. (Mr. R. Sproule), and space theologihis desired to prevent the citor-General begin the unto During Rome apparently sent to ceilinside, the lad Once of a large gathering. Legislative enormous hydraulic pressure into sheets the of CarIt, the secmembers country. the getting the several war a thing of the past allowed the cal studies at the International the and With door the locked the course of his remarks afterthe in Assembly. ings, roofing slates, sad exterior and interior walls made 30, ond, there was oil there, wlech she and peace still a thing of the future, Mr. Storey Two poor boxes, melite College, and on Marchyears a saw and ceremony His Grace made of his thieves to enter. It is so compact that freight is most moderate. If yea are handy with course the considIn she the third, 24 In startling over wanted.. some just to presentation. rum during the faiththen lump we are awakening 1918, being hammer you Call fix it yourself, saving smother big interesting statement thathad more remarks the Premier said Mr. Tier- containing donations from you erect. Bemg br. rrifled of of age, he was ordained priest in the ered it imperative that she should realities. The first is that militarSerrate year 01,1 engine) art,stec ides. into the builds.. beats warm in reinter end the last seven years they Persia ism is not a national characteristic. to become a very ful, were prized open and or- control the approaches to elating. -Durabestrils- building reduces the fire rick number of nan was destinedthe Lateran Basilica. Shortly after heating and cooling devices. contents. their sn summer. them is lese emperuse fool than doubled the and this of esthe politics prevent attack thus in and India, figure severe and a Prussianism, suburbs, strong be suffered was identified with It 'Darabeetosr make* for economy, strength. modern -new and beauty. dination churches in the city were addresses route illness was tablishment of an alternative Eulogistic country. ltl,strated Booklet and Prices on request. and rightly so, but it was not killed Rev. Dr. Gearon lectured in St. of influenza, and in this and still the people were looking also delivered by the Lord Mayor Mary's Hall, Geelong, recently. on laid the foundation of the incessant to that of Suez.-Henry Stead. by the death of Prussianism. It is for more churches and further acthe SoliciFein Move- suffering that culminated in his and men and machine Sinn arms the not The present St. (Alderman Fitzgerald), and "Ireland commodation. the PERTH to Irespeaks Lord Street it by tor -General (Mr. R. Sproule), If we had one-tenth of the inter- guns; it is a spirit: He dwelt scathingly on death. In 1919 he returned was Stephen's Cathedral was opened The lo- est in political affairs with which we is a Minister for Justice), Mr. ment." through arms and men, but it slumland, and for three months misrule in Ireland, and tracArchbishop Vaughan in 1874. by the Assistant can He cated at the Priory in Kinsale. In are credited irs the Mr. P. J. Minchan, British that and anti-Catholic principle Fein. McKell, a Sinn and of force undertaken was growth the it ed of erection Mr. McTiernan when- he stated that the condition of Ireland the hope that he would recuperate press, we might possibly make our ber and exist until arms and men In that year the M.L.A. late Dr. Cani. So it is not necessarrose to reply was given an ovation. since the union could be written in in a warmer climate he was sent to opinions respected.-Floyd Keeler. give it life. number of priests in all Queensland of number ily the peculiar trait of Teuton or the Australia. He arrived in Adelaide to equal three words-taxation, starvation, was not Dereof the on hope Wilthe Mr. be found in any lecturer prespeech but forgotten can rev. has It The his 1920, Whoever The 4, Saxon. In closing on May and emigration. priests now in Brisbane. tAeltAttiittslc&Ifgrlile.tffe,..fietfieqit_elik504-AtfkArksfie94 the fence Estimates, says Ths Catholic was heartily- applauded throughout. covery was blighted from the be- son's Fourteen Points, Ireland has race, for it can grip the heart of sent Cathedral is not equal to pointed a every race. It immediately of made was them.-Archbishop is Cathoforgotten man Anstey He not and Mr. man, growing Press, ginning. needs of the rapidly The Hospi- NIannix. Jerger. means the rule of force, the utter taken to the North Adelaidegreatest The annual retreat for the priests lic community of the progressive reference to Father had introduced be tal, where he received the comple- Minister for Defence disregard for the rights of the weak, of the diocese of Sandhurst will City of Brisbane, and thethe addi- Father Jerger into his speech, al- conducted by the Rev. Father Cor- kindness from the devoted sisters, And the uniforms, and the spies, the ruthless abuse of power. tion of the cathedral by Anstey said, he had coran, S.J., of Loyola, N.S.W., at Dr. Benson, Father Doyle. O.P., and and the cruelty, and the scorning, Militarism was condemned in the tions has become an urgent neces- though, as Mr. NEW NORCIA and the bullying, they are bad; they House of Commons last month when gl the nurses. On September 28 he nothing to do with the matter un the Bishop's Palace, Bendigo. sity. A hunsaid shame the reward. are Anstey They enemy. Mr. eternal are the his to General Dyer's massacre of der discussion. passed naCarthe Engat that, speaking for himself, his family and the condemnation of the Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph dreds of unarmed and unwarned The Very Rev. Father Blowick, brother is also a member of One of the principal speakersfounhis lish in Ireland.-Professor Stockley, tives of India was execrated by the connections "were English before Superior -General of the Irish Mis- melite Order, and is pursuing Mr. the ceremony of laying the peothe British brother, of the upon His M.A. sat recentRome. representatives studies in any German king sion to China, left Melbourne dalisin-stone of the new additions for the Education of Young Ladies From J. Clerv, came from the Northern A. J. throne of Britain, and whatever ly on his way to America. ple in Parliament assembled. Mr. of St. Stephen's was the Hon. for Inwith him may have been the merits or de- America he will go to Rome and Territory, and was presentThe We are to spend millions on an Montagu, Secretary of State of naThynne, M.L.C.. and his he remarks For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR body I have slaughter the remem merits of this Father Jerger, in his last moments. army, and millions on a fleet, but dia, described Ireland. arc instructive. He said had no desire to discuss him or the queswas brought to the Church of Du, we are only to talk about making tives not in actual revolt as art act bered the old church which imperialAlberton, ruthless a non-CathoCarmel, but as Father versus nothing Rev. of Mount to "that Grace Catholic the of of Lady attempts" his tion serious "urgent and The mother been referred to by Mr. Churchill 78c7FRP-131439Pac%BwiP8c7+F743;781c7Dc-IPOcaPiDs* came lics, or matters concerning any Clack (St. Francis' Parish) passed where the Office for the Dead was get settlers to fill a continent which, ism could justify." little gem of Gothic art. hadHestated, religion or nationality; but I do away on the 30th of last month, at chanted, and the Requiem Mass until filled, must necessarily make declared the massacre "without parhere in '87, as Mr. Gray hisrecent in peace. the in rest in law and age his soul odious the precedent an or at tenth allel discuss May sung. desire to our neighbours break the her residence, Hawthorn, and they had several tomeetings how the its application to men of the work- of 75 years. Solemn Requiem Mass Commandment. If, instead of al- tory of the British Empire, an exgreat discussions as as to ing class of British origin. Great was celebrated for the repose of her The Right Rev. Monsignor John locating £8,000,000 and more for traordinary and monstrous event Church should be built-even the been has or of of wood Healy, of Thebarton, as is the power of the Church military and naval purposes-as an which stands in singular and sinister soul. R.I.P. whether it should be was ramifications dropped Rome, its to isolation," while Mr. Asquith called with recipient of many congratulations insurance premium-we were brick. The building by him or. it conferred the apparently Australia, detective honour took in the throughout on use the money for bringing settlers it "one of the greatest outrages in Conan Doyle, expert till Dr. .Cani came and money, was not sufficient or powerful stories (says the Tribune) is about the Holy Father. to Australia, they would prove a the history of our country." of Parmatter in hand, collectedarchitect, There were 129 members keep Father Jerger in to propound a new religion of the much more adequate protection and acted as conductor, He (Mr. enough to but there are other gen- hereafter. There is no collection The Very Rev. M. Hourigan, of than guns and ships.-Stead's. liament who approved of the Dyer Australia: and everything else. RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. Rev. D. F. Mcthe Sir Edward Carson was While and openhere. kept be pay murders. the can must who you Goodwood, at tlemen but present sermons, at his was Thynne) The Dyer methods. and Father Jerger was being exported, heavy at the door. In return, the Grath, of Narracoorte, who are on their leader. ing by Archbishop Vaughan, militarism, Australia, of CHAS. Z. GOSDEN, to secretary Mr. Hirschfield could sun himself preacher certainly hands out sugar- their return journey which are the methods DANIEL MULCAHY, at that time was acting aas great suf on the sands of Coogee. He was a coated goods. None of your brim- at the end of this month. were "proper and necessary for reManager. to Dr. Cani, who was Proprietor. India." on hold British took the and in full-blown here taining who came to believe man We used stone terrors. la The loyal Sir Edward scored the ferer to Dr. Cani came mon- manhood.. Rev. J. A. Gatzemeyer has been al almost Relate, Water He was a supporter of that adulterers, fornicators, murthe matter ill hand, collected archiHouse of Parliament for what he and he did not derers, robbers, etc., would not en- appointed Administrator of the Caey, and acted as contractor,He (Mr. the German Empire, the caled "failure to back up the miliconfine himself to words only, but ter the Kingdom of Heaven: but, thedral and priest -ins-charge of suctect, and everything else. openof the city parishes in the the ininimical to tary representatives of the Goveris at actions were nonsense. finances Iris all is this soul, present bless your was Thynne) of God, Mgr. Rev. Right late at the to New and in. What ment in India." But the House of this country. cession of Nero, terests Vaughan, on ourselves. We are too hard ing by Archbishop Parliament was not swayed by the He Caligula, Harry VIII., the Kaiser, Nevin. as secretary fluence had he behind him? SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIACO. that time was acting * s representative typical a is who sufferer man to keep him here. great no Church a has are Stations. saints was other and Railway who Billy Hughes, to Dr. Cani, Clogs to Subiaco and Leederville Its sweeping-coohim Then what order of black masonry all bound for the same picnic in the Sister Mechtilde Woods celebrated of militarism. from an accident which befelwhich Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. in the Order of of Dyer and Carson is a jubilee golden her demnation wealth enables jusfrom of him to silence been and "Man has of the Spirits, Land AVAILABLE. operations, ROOMS PRIVATE during TERMS MODERATE. healthy sign. It shows that there tice and the administration of thtb. too harsh with himself. The the Sisters of St. Joseph, at the Ful Made his foot never properly recovered. For Terms Apply to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. are men in England who can sense Perhaps, some day, we Great Power is not so implacable lerton Refuge, recently. She is one him, for he country? But that did not deter of Rev. Mother. companearly if it is British miliremaining even few perseverthe have of militarism shall light thrown on the infor hope to everything evidence gave splendid Hospital at Equipped brave the are Splendidly of it a Mary sensing Mother conduct late and also Bristhe Sisters of The ions tarism, fluences men." behind these None of nothing to fear. ance, pluck, and self-sacrifice. Kalgoorlie. May their to condemn it. and of the Sydney dailies reported these This world is the workshop, and the Cross, the foundress of the order. bane was then a small place, British acin the wonderfully is she multiply blind Though numbers contend comments. to '68 recompense. to -cure, and is rest crisis next they had noted -for her Galv. money Parliament and in every assembly It is a doctrine of joy. ." tive, and is especiallyconverts. with also, and no one hadanything She gift in instructing that stands for representative goyAnstey got home with a telling with which to build or do congratumany of recipient the hit on the Minister was ernment.-America. Assistant for Queensland East St. bazaar at Speaking at a hoped He else. such a Defence during the discussion on Kilda, recently, the Very Rev. Fr. lations. [The incident referred to above would never pass through He Iron was the Defence Estimates. Ryrie, in over that for again. said Adm., J. Barry, things of has not been as explicitly made position at a his best "brass -hat" style, was bid- twenty years a small knot of persisFather Michael Colman. S.J., died as the following facts indipublic glad in '66 to get employment reHospital and feed ding Australia to keep up her mili- tent clerical agitators had endea- at the North Adelaide cate that it deserved. The reason, salary of £45 per year all of voy- EDAM a couple made He strength, cently. ashamtary and prepare for war. at State not the to Protestantise voured He was of course, is obvious: Two thoustnd himself. the Those who spoke of "no more war," schools. At a previous election the ages to Egypt as chaplains during unarmed and unresisting Indians, ed of it, and he considered ifwhat been in failing had Hhe war. the said the Brigadier, were talking realised have to -day proposal to a of people rejected men holding a public meeting to discuss young PAINTED nonsense. Anstey began his reply the Bible introduced into the State health for some time. R.I.P. ARMADALE. their grievances, were shot down in those hard lessons were they and a quotation, which he read: schools. Where a ouestion of conless than twenty minutes in Amritthe country would be better for with TASMANIA. "There will be no more war. This GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, majority science was concerned the Telephone, 8 Armada°. sar, India, on Sunday, April 111. them. great war has fulfilled its purpose. had no right to coerce the minorProprietor. 1919, by fifty riflemen, commanded St. Joseph's Queen's Carnival, Price dona- We have climbed out of the pit ity. 5,000 Between The Catholic conscience could Dyer. General by With the £3,500 received in Duhig into the green pastures of perpetual not accept the Scripture lessons which has been running for some and 7,000 people were assembled tions His Grace Archbishop a build to funds raise to months the peace. peace The that has come which it was desired to have introthere to protest against the enacthad £10,000 in hand towards With the is a peace that will endure." Ryrie duced into the State school curri- new school for St. Joseph's Parish, 551 ment of the Rowlett Bills, the constart of the work. Archbishop readily fell into the trap. "Who culum as adequate provision for the conducted by the Sisters of Charity, tinuation of restrictive war legislamonthly collections the successvery a to brought been has said that?" he roared. "The Prime religious training of the Catholic tion, the deportation of their local hopes to raise £1000 per month. Dorothy Miss Minister," Mr. Anstey suavely ans- children. Nor could it agree that ful conclusion. leaders and other features of misthe topped of Erin) (Queen Hoare seven wered, and the jaws shut Duhig's of Ryrie it was proper that these lessons poll with £661, Miss Vonnie Donnelgovernment. General Dyer marchDuring Archbishop his with a snap. should be imparted to the children lan (Queen of England) being seced to the meeting, and without a years in Brisbane he has put traby teachers of every religion or of single word of warning, killed 500 hand to 160 buildings, and (has "All The Mother -General of the Sisters no religion. They could not allow ond with a total of votes representABSOLUTELY THE BEST velled 14,000 miles a year. people and wounded 1,500. The amount- of Mercy in the Bathurst diocese, Catholic children to participate in ing £550. The total amount raised were limited to this numOFFERED. EVER casualties that;' says His Grace, "had VALUE Carnival was /2,158. CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, Z.P. ed to an expenditure of half -a-mil- Sister M. Justinian Hughes, died in them, and therefore they had good by the ber because General Dyer could not WARE, Ito. Convent on Monday reason to object to the payment of M cars, with their his armoured lion pounds.' Although he was go- the Dubbo get Join an Irish Society. at be morning, the age of 57. Deceasto hopes Grace His meeting purpose of into the home money in for the taxes machine guns, ing GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET was one of the most able Sisters, ed opened propagating a form of religion in back to see the Cathedral square, and his ammunition was SETS, and FRUIT SETS. and out of deht, and he hoped he and had been at different times Mo- which they did not believe. Catholimited to 1,6.50 rounds of ball cartWRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. would be able to announce that he ther Superior of the Bathurst, Mud - lics believed in a thorough religious ridge. After every bullet found its Dubbo, other congee, Orange, and did not owe a penny to anyone. training for children, and of their billet, the gallant general marched TELEPHONE A4270 CEN" I RAL. She was elected Mother - bona fides in this matter they had "In the history of the Church," says vents off leaving his victims to suffer in The body given most substantial proor. saDr. Duhig, "there would be nothing General last Christmas. the blazing sun for twenty-seven to equal what had been done in was removed to Bathurst, where the tholics had a genuine grievance in hours! The House of Commons funeral took place. R.I.P. Ana Queensland." not being recompensed by the State loudly cheered Mr. Montagu, the of State for India, when for the work done in imparting seSecretary At the close of the novices' re- cular knowledge to nearly 50,000 19, on' December he announced, lu an interview given to The Ca- treat conducted by the Rev. Father children: but the grievance would not 1919, (hat General Dyer had tholic Advocate," Mrs. E. G. Theo - Langley, C.SS.R., at St. Joseph's be increased a hundredfold if they been relieved of his command foldole said:-"Before leaving Europe Novitiate, N. Goulburn, an impres- were also asked to pay for the of pleasure the As a mathad Theodore lowing the massacre. Nff. sive ceremony of profession took ter of fact he had been promoted! 'reeking a call upon his father's re- place. The sisters who pronounced teaching of the Protestant religion Suppressed for nine months, the latives in Galati (Roumania). "It their vows were Sister M. Rose to Protestant children. story of Amritsar has recoiled on its will interest you to know," said Mrs. Byrne and Sister M. Camillus Lysuppressors, and now the whole Referring to the presence in MelTheodore, "that Mr. Theodore's pre- nam. world is demanding the truth about bourne of a so-called "apostle" of decessors were distinguished, and Very Rev. Father Barry, India.-Ed.] some of his relatives are the most The Monsignor O'Reilly Memorial Spiritism, Adm., at St. John's, East Malvern, accomplished citizens in their coun- Fair, which was organised and recently said: "As far as Catholics Mr. Theodore's grandfather try. launched by Father O'Gorman. P.P., was a high priest of the Greek and concluded recently at Parra- are concerned there is no room for FIRST-CLASS ROOMS TO LIT hesitation as to what their atAt Church, and his uncle, who died a matta was most successful. Dur- any titude should he towards the spirit26 IRWIN-STREET. few months before his (Mr. Theo- ing the eight days the on which dore's) visit, possessed notable in- bazaar was held, the magnificent istic problem. Our Holy Father, Terms Moderate to Permanent ventive genius." the Pope, has given an authoritative sum of £2776 was realised. Lodgers. decision in the matter. An inquiry - MRS. O'BYRNE, Proprietress. Father J. Ryan, late P.P. of Pittsmade whether it was allowable Moynagh, V.G., laid was worth, has bee nappointed to the theMonsignor in any spiritistic com-stone of St. Francis' to take part or newly -elected parish of Redcliffe and New foundation manifestations even School, Albion -street, Sydney. munications G. F. H. COSTELLO an unfraudulent or reverential Upper North Pine. St. Francis' Parish is one of the of nature, either by interrogating Byers Road, Midland Junction. oldest parishes in the Archdiocese. The late Mr. William Naughton, The new school, when complete, will 'souls' or spirits. An unqualified and House Renovator. Painter who died recently in the Mater Mis- have cost £7,000. negative was, or as a simple spectaAll Classes of Repairs, Alterations, ericordia Hospital, Brisbane, was tor tacitly or expressly protesting Satisfactorily and Renovations a native of Shane Golden, County Executed. At the month's mind for the late that he wishes to have nothing to Limerick, Ireland, where he was Hon. John do with the malign spirits. An Meagher, K.C.G.G., Solicited. Trial A AI\ born in 1841. He came to Victoria M.L.C., at Bathurst, Monsignor unqualified negative was given. The Thirty at the age of 20 years. paid a golden tribute to the questions of spiritism then is decided G. V. POWELL, L.D.11., B.D.Sc., years ago he came to Queensland Long for Catholics, and they should abof this very memory earnest IrishDENTIST. and engaged in grazing. He was man and big-hearted Catholic. "I stain from attending seances or Mr Naughton LES. very successful. 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, spoken of John Meagher as a meetings where the science of the was a generous benefactor of Catho- have man; occult is either preached or pracbut, in a PERTH. sense, he was lic charities and Catholic education. rich PO/SONED WOUNDS, rich (said Monsignor Long). ticed." Hours: 10 to 6, or by appointment. At the laying of the foundation never He was always poor. He was of stone of St. Stephen's new additions those whom Our Blessed Lord Phone, A5038 VICTORIA. WORM, ac. his cheque was handed in for £1000. speaks when He says: 'Blessed are Pontifical requiem mass was cele- the poor in spirit, for theirs is the At a conference of the clergy of BEDFORD HOTEL brated for the repose of his soul by Kingdom of Heaven.' Whether the Archdiocese held on the 5th His Grace the Archbishop. R.I.P. his stock of this world's goods MURRAY-STREET. was inst., it was unanimously decided to Oh" Renovated Throughout. send cable Thoroughly the following to His scarce or plentiful, he was always NEW 11017TEI WALES. Splendid Accommodation for Court, detached in spirit. His was the Grace the Archbishop, at Nazareth try Visitors. House, Hammersmith, London:of wealth Christian view which reA large and representative gatherTARRIFF MODERATE. its owner as a steward under "Clergy of Melbourne assembled in ing was held at the Hibernian Hall, gards GEORGE AUBURN, Proprietor. and answerable to God for the conference respectfully and cordially Elizabeth -street, Sydney, on a re- God felicitate your Grace on the anniveruse he of it. There makes are cent Sunday afternoon, for the pur- some poople wholly wrapped up in sary of consecration. They feel 'Phone, A1474. THE WINNING DOUBLE. Tilt WINNING DOUBLE. pose of presenting a cheque to Mr. their wealth: it dominates them proud that their illustrious chief BE ON YOU'? CU11140 G. E. DINES UNION BEER P. O'Loughlin (District Secretary of completely, directing the whole cur- has done such glorious work for his UNION BEER iACA/NST WORTHLESS /14/TAT/OHS siT the H.A.C.B.S.) as a mark of the rent of their thoughts and actions. adopted and for his native land, AND PIANO and ORGAN TUNE AND esteem and respect of his fellow No one could suspect John Meagher and express their indignation at the HAY -STREET. 955 STOUT. IMPERIAL UNION TINTON IMPERIAL STOUT. citizens and to defray the costs of of being each. Never did he bow action of the British Government Mr. P. S. Cleahis recent law suit. in interfering with

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Jerry Casey at the Opera

that she had great difficulty in this purpose arc roses and violets. reaching. Straw bags will also be very much It was with great relief that Julia They will be seen in a la mode. saw the curtain go down some min very gay colours, and set in elabor- BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, later, and she hurried Jerry utes Rosary. Irish in the O'Brien, D. By ate mounts. The bags with tor 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, out of the theatre at once. toiseshell mounts are entirely covThey returned to Mrs. Murphy's MELBOURNE. THE OPTICIAN, means by Julia. "Let viously instructed as ered with ostrich fronds. Ribbons morning It was a fine spring hotel, to fetch Charlie and the cart, to correspond with the hat, or sash. Bishop Vaughan's Sermons. With Jerry Casey harnessed his horse and ye trate yerselves to the thaytre, and they were jogging briskly homeSt. of Bishop the money in yer hand.' chic. the as ye have are most by into bags, weekly made introduction his for preparations wards. no need souls, made There was to urge duce their own image in men's JUST FOUR YEARS OLD. Price, 40s. "That's a grand iday," said Julia, Charlie now, for he knew he was drying blankets they should Louis. 2 vols. When Isis previsit to the city and a beautiful image it is, to be' beWhen F.I.O., F.S.M.C., D.B.O.A., never on his way home. frequently to make A com- parations were completed he put enthusiastically, "and we'd The New Canon Law. They soothe and quiet and thembrushed Give me no mansions ivory white, sure. think o' that but for you." fluffy. house Rev the Freedom of City of London. By of door the and Summary. at mentary in sais: "Now, me good 'ooman," Why not let his head comfort the hearer. come Jerry's consent withNor palaces of pearl and gold; papers that She secured Use the waxed Price, 30s. S. Woywod, O.F.M. Jerry, breaking a long silence, "as and called Out: them have a larger share in all our with for the out any great difficulty, so on. to clean Give me a child for all delight lard, and THE butter, you're if ever ask long as you're alive, don't Homicide 'ooman, of Medical lives? The Ethics "Julia, me good Just four years old. of the calf had put him in high me to go inside a thaytre again. stoves and also to rub irons on. I By Austin O'Mal- comin into the city with me, you sale Mutilation. HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS good humour, and shortly after- declare to goodness, only that I To clean glass, mirrors, silver, etc., and crown now." off starry REFUGE. I'm 24s 6d and OUR Price, MARY Ph.D. sharp. gold ley, M.D., look no better me Give IN THE STATE, wards they left the hotel on their paid me money for it, I wouldn't take a pint bottle and fill it half (post free). un"Go airy- a minute, Jerry, I'm way to the theatre. Nor harps, nor palm branches of whiting, then fill up with amhave stopped there five minutes." "0 Mary! Thou art light in our full Manual of Modern Scholastic Phil- just puttin' on me hat." rolled, By Exam., London. small As they walked along they passed Take a monia (liquid). brown of sorrows, "Wisha, indeed, it was a rotten in our head consolation 2 doubts, Mercer, By Cardinal osophy, nestling a give me after Jerry paced up and down impat- several posters headed, "Grand old play," agreed Julia, "anti I'm ASK FOR MR. B. our dangers! cloth, wet it inrubthethe liquid, and protection in Just four years old. article with vols. Price, 33s. iently, until at last Julia made her Opera," which gave a list of the sorry we wasted our two ehillings." it up, After thy only Son, thou art the cer- shaking Spiritism and Religion-"Can You appearance struggling into a pair different performances. in the cloth, and polish it with a dry, As he led away the horse to the Give me a cheek that's like the tain hope of faithful souls! Hail, the Talk to the Dead?" By Baron J. of black kid gloves about two sizes "That's what we're goin' to see, stable, Mary questioned her mother cloth. peach, hope of the desponding, and refuge soft Price, 23s (post free). too small for her. Jerry," said Julia, pointing out a eagerly. Salt water is one of the best solu- Liljencrants. ARCADE, ROYAL Two arms to clasp me from the of the destitute to whom thy Son tions don't and Christianity. "Set up now, Julia, The Credentials of known for cleaning matting. brightly -coloured poster. "I suppose the opera grand," cold, such power, that what Japanese I hay Opposite Town Hall. Price, knock over the sop of my has given bamboo and matting cup- By Rev. M. J. Scott, S.J. "Yerra, what is an opera at all?" she said. "Why didn't was ye take me immediately boards should Arid all my heaven's within ever thou wiliest is Charlie" free). for (post Is 9c1 occasionally be scrubbrought asked Jerry, quite unashamed of h's with you?" reach -done."-Blosius. The cart was of the kind known ignorance. bed with a brush dipped in a strong Credo -A Short Exposition of CaDeed, and it wasn't grand at Just four years old. Julia was not at all sure herself all," replied Julia, lather of soap and water, all the cre- tholic Belief. Edited by Rev. G. in the South of Ireland as ae'creel," "though they MISS M. McMAHON ALMSGIVING. Your the behind from rife dismay, what an opera was, but she care- wrote up on the vices of the matting being thorough- O'Neill, S.J., MA., Price, 9s 9d and to Julia's Dear God, You ghee walls that it was. CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, & board on which she and Jerry were fully concealed the fact. well gone into skies (post free). 'Twee a lot of min and women, -Son, defraud not the poor of ly When brought being hold. was calf to a small sit standing on a very hard to "An CONFECTIONERY. opera is twice better than Paradise A little with painted faces and queer ould The Homiletic Monthly and Pas- in to be sold. alms, and turn not away thy eyes floor to do ironing work, the feet an ordinary play," she informed 32 Pier-street, Perth As Mary once her Paradise, and they screechin' for all from the poor." (Ecclesiasticus 4: will be considerably rested if a foil- toral Review. A magazine for the me ye'd be bring- Jerry, "and 'twill be lovely alto- clothes, told never "Ye Just four years old. they were worth. And, mind ye, the (Near Hay-street). Prioe. 22s 6d year. 1.) ing the calf, Jerry," she said crossly. gether to -day, for they tells -Katharine Tynan. rug is placed in front of the ircre clergy. ye more they screeched the better the Every true Christian must have a ed "How can I set up in front of that? there on the wall that 'tis a grand people liked it. table for the worker to stand And then 'himpractical conviction not only of the ing GL.ANVIL LE'S will be all making one." neighbours The on. WORDS OF WISDOM. self' mad* show of me, great meritoriousness of almsgiving, J. B. GEORGE LEMON HEADgame of me." When they had reached the the- jumpin' up a holy minute, and ratbut also of the necessity of practisACHE POWDERS. of that, ooman: have atre they made they way to the io' out and every out on "Go PERFUMES. As the ring is the sign of marriage havin' all the people PHARMACIST, and ing it according to his means anO If it was principal entrance, and Jerry The Great Australian Remedy for none of your nonsense. ap- laughing at him. so is adversity, both corporal on Indeed, for the Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of ability. Our Lord's teaching a pig, now, ye might be talkin', but proached the box-office. When he future, I'll stick to the plays spiritual, patiently borne for the perfumes The boo free use of 542 HAY STREET, in all Headaches, Neuralgia, Toothof this point is plain and unmistaklittle calf." mind a one 'ud no shire reached the aperture he was still love of God a most true pledgemarBallyboreen, for they're twice better ache, and Influenza, Rhea:nation; The rich man in the parable, about the person has been avoided able.. PERT*. "Indeed, and I mind it," muttered fumbling at his pockets. Divine election, and is like the Ger- who is charged merely with having for many years, and held inadmle than any ould opera." Sciatica, Lumbago, etc., etc Price Julia, as she clambered up into the "Box or stall, sir?" asked the girl riage of the sopl with God. -St. "feasted sumptuously every day" sills in good society, the merest Is. 9d. per box, or 3d. each powder her on beside sat up Jerry creel. impatiently. trude. feed the hint of a faint odour being all that to neglected having and to reported got ready H. C. owirvrrza, kLP.11., they is SPECIALIST. -board, and PRESCRIPTION the cross Jerry looked her up and down Abraham Lincoln possibly allowed. Recently effect: poor man Lazarus, was buried in was MARKET-ST., FREMANTLE to start. for a moment. have said something to thisover this edict of good taste has not been and hell, where even a drop of cold watMISS its T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L (Two Doors from Post Office). come place had their daughter, and Mary, "Look here, me hussy," church, a he said at "Build strictly regarded, and such pershalt er is denied him. The last sentence so Telephone 197. VETERINARY CHEMIST. to the door to see them off, and in last, "we may be from the country, 45 Clever -street, West Perth. doors this inscription, "Thou on the day of the final judgment fumes as violet and sandalwood, out some parting called voice a law but we're nayther horses nor cows, love the Lord, thy God, with thy of them expensive ones when Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, as that will seal irrevocably the fate of both directions to her mother about blue and what we wants is to comfortwhole heart, and thy neighbourlove Pipe Organ and Harmony. every man will be determined in pure, together with heliotrope, are -fold ribbon and a yard of lace. able sates." It is Phone. A3945 thyself,' and make this two each case by the performance or somewhat in favour again. TERMS ON APPLICATION. csndition Julia hurchild,' said or "Whisht, "Five shillings or seven requirement and six?" only the of quite likely that the very general of works the non-performance put MURRAY may & in the direcwildly HARROLD riedly, nodding asked the girl, very superciliously. Miss O'Connor is prepared to 643 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. for membership, and you Christian charity to the poor and wearing of large bunches of violets tion of her husband. "We'll be back "Wisha, glory be to God, is it take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, my name down at the head of the needy. PRODUCE MERCHANTS, "Come, ye blessed of my has led the way to this about four o'clock, Mary," she con- places in heaven ye think ye're sellIt list." is not easy to eradicate the Telephone, A2946. BOURNE. you and hungry, was PARK. Father VICTORIA habtinued, "and have the kettle bilin'." in' us?" said Jerry in exasperation. We are making habits, good In me to eat," etc., and: "Depart from love of perfumes anyway, for the RECENT PUBLICATIONS. Have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Jerry then whipped up the old "Gi' me two shilling seats, and no its, bad habits, all our lives. The Undermentioned Prices in I was hungry, nerves made to appreciate them Hay, Straw, Oats. Barley, Wheat, horse, and they rattled away along -for me, ye cursed habits, taught are more of your nonsense." TRY our childhood we always demand elude postage: satisfaction, Linseed, and Maize. make and you gave me not to eat," etc. will the rough country road. They liv"It's the gallery you want," reand as we grow older, weparents The Story of a Battalion. By W. are the two sentences that will fon and since the race, civilised or unByrne's Handy Foods ed a short distance outside Bally- plied the girl disdainfully, "two them for ourselves. If ourus habits ever fix the eternal lot of mankind. civilised has existed, the love of Devine. TERMS CASH. With numerous drawings to boreen, but they were obliged doors to the right, please." and DAIRY PRODUCE. perfume have been wise and taught and has existed, maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. too. Even one is every much alms How through the village on their Jerry carefully replaced the two of tidiness, control of temper, and Benedictine Monse.hism. Studies To this question animals are sensitive to perfumes, For all Kinds or eiumbing, Gas - pass to give? bound to eunsiderate way to the city. As they passed (Over William and -shillings St. Bridge, Perth). in his pocket, and then how to be kindly In Benedictine Life and Rule. By we must reply that it is impossrpre and it used to be said that one of Fitting & Galvanised Iron Work, the post -office, Julia waved a greet- act out for the gallery door. Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of others, while we were sten children, Our Special Line: to define exactly the limits of the the helps of the great horse tamer. ing to her friend, Miss Mulcahy, who "That's a nice place ye brought DUNN MARK Downside Abbey, 25/-. we shall find ourselves launched out duty of almsgiving: but you will be Rarey, was a bunch of violets. Home-Made Pies and Pasties. capital. was looking out the window. me to," he- said crossly to One of the French St. Joan of Are. The life and Julia. in life with a good monarchs safe, if you follow th,e advice of ToProprietor. story 332-334 Wellington -street, Perth. For the first mile all went well: "The iday of insultin' dacint people PETER J. BYRNE of the Maid of Orleans. By bias to his son: "My son, according Louise Quinze we think-used a difLicensed Plumber and Drainer. then the old horse began to slow thin askin' seven and six for Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, SS. SIMON AND JUDE. to thy ability be. merciful; if thou ferent perfume for every day of the To the Metropolitan Water Supply, down very perceptibly, and in the and one sate.13/10. year, although some of the shades 28. much, give abundantly; but have Department Drainage and end, evidently made up his mind Feast Day, Thursday, October "'Tis all right," she replied Booth B. By Rev. W. Preaching. of variance must have been infinite. Sewerage, S. BEECROFT Utensils, Baths. Bath call- if thou have little, take care, even steal. that the journey had continued long ingly, "we'll get grand sates in the O'Dowd, 8/9. It was a poetical custom Dairying Simon was a simple Galilean, Heaters, Tanks, and Windmills Butcher, the pil- so to bestow willingly a little. enough, for he came to a dead stop gallery." Mountains of Help, By Marie St. of the court about that period for ed by our Lord to be one ofEvangelC.M. Father Remler, Repaired. Made and in the middle of the road. . The They reached the gallery door, 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. S. Ellerker, O.S.D. 4/2. two lovers to use the same perfume. lars of His Church. life, or 'Will ye gw'an, Charlie." shouted and having secured their seats withTemples. By Bede JarOur grandmothers and theirs beists are silent about his early HISTORY. Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. rett, to follow without out further difficulty, were direct- Only i 3/8. fore them sometimes scented their 49 FIRST -AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY Jerry, encouragingly, but the way in which he came 'Phone 1341. his of the slightest talks to none effect. Out to Win. Straight ed record to walk up hair to dressings the top They by. means of an apple of the ASK FOR Christ. his History is the resurrection of ages stuck full of cloves "Gw an, I tell ye," he continued, stairs and turn to the right. When boys on the way to manhood. By and spices, kept sayings, but while inscribing the Apos- past; it gives us the scenes of hu- a long time in the pomade, Rev,icliiiP, Conroy, S J., 6/9. crossly, "gw'an ou' dat." RYAN they had climbed about four flights, PHIL which name in the catalogueusof his THE J. J. BENDON whole man life, that, by their actings, we was perhaps as simple a method DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE Danger. By Francis J. "What do you know about drivin' Julia began -to get rather out of tles, they write for Finn, S. ., 6/9. horses?" retorted Jerry. word. Zelotes, may learn to correct and improve. and provided as simple an aroma breath. SHOE STORES DAY OR NIGHT. character in a single surname which Talks to Parents. By Rev. J. P. What can be more ss-Atable to But he eventually was obliged to "'Tis the as an could awful was way have been up," she zealot,' invented. 'the They CAR No. 208. Armed man than. by an easy change and a loved, too, the odour of patchouli, her advice and administer the grumbled, "I must stop and have 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE Conroy, S.J., 6/9. be bore among the disciples. Motor Garage Telephone A1927. take Sermons on the Mass, The Sacrato the delightful entertainment, to make with which everything coming from 'Phone B425. "skelp o' the stock." Charlie resent- a rest." with this zeal he went forth Motor Rank, A3488. G.P.O. ments, and the Sacramentals. By sin, himself wise -by the imitation of India or Chita in those rich old ed this exceedingly, and made a few "Ye can't stop now," combat against unbelief and souls replied Thomas Flynn, CC., 14/2. heroic virtues, or by the evitation days of the rndia trade was loaded. futile attempts to kick up his heels. Jerry, and hurried her on ruthlessly. and made conquest of many The Australian Children's Picture Telephone A9395. -where the of detected vices? When he did move on, it was only "'Tisn't Lord. a bit of use talkin'," Divine she his for 'Phone A1794. Prayer Book. The simplest Prayer the glorious actions of the whom worthiest at a slow jog-trot. said at top of the next flight. "I The Apostle Jude, HOLDWAY & CO. Bok ever published. Beautifully ilSt. Gerard's Hospital Thos. ANDERSON & Son Encouraged by his success, Jerry can't gotheanother on the same treaders on the world's stage shall step till I have a Church commemorates S. lustrated, with 20 full -page illustraJames the become our guide for conduct, and Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. Licensed Sewerage Plumbers administered another "skelp," but rest." Family Grocers and Provision day, was a brother of tions, including the Maas. Card the errors that the weak have fallen (Certificated). this was more than Charlie would Merchants. With that she flopped down on They were called 'brethren Less. 61 CAMBRIDGE-ST., LEEDERre- into shall be marked out to us as Gastitters and Sheet Metal Workers. Cover, with picture on front. Corner Fitzgerald-st. and Raglan - stand. Without in any way increa.: the top step, panting heavily. of the Lord,' on account of their VILLE. Mother. A Trial Solicited. It rocks that we ought to avoid. Blessed rd.. North Perth. ing his pace, he showed his His resent"Get to up, 'ooman, get up,' said lationship 40.44 Pier-street, Perth. Families Waited on Daily. ment of such methods by zig-zag- Jerry, excitedly, "the people will S. Jude first preached in Mesopota- is learning wisdom at the cost of Join a Catholic Society. and others: and, what is rare, it makes Country Orders Attended To. ging from one side of the road to think 'tis the way y' have drink mia. as S. Simon did in Egypt; Persia. in the better for being pleased. a man the met other, in a way which greatly taken." For All Kinds of the Latest Footfinally they both alarmed Julia. But Julia was not to be moved, Printed and Published by where they won their crown togetFATAL GIFT. "Merciful heavens! can't ye hoult and she sat panting for five min- wear, at the Lowest Prices. her. They were united arso in their Repair's at Current Rates, named Men him in at all, Jerry? He'll have us utes. Then she got up with a sign characteristic graces. Patronise The gift of blab is frequently a over the ditch." to continue the climb. With much S. Jude, Thaddeus, 'the brave'; and PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. Business is deranged, "Stay quiet, 'ooman," replied Jer- puffing and panting, she eventually very line of the Catholic Epistle fatal gift. BEN JONES Murray -street (opp. Boans). Perth. ry, "he's all right. As long as he reached 'the top, and they which he left as a precious legacy secrets are told, friends are alienatmade goes at all, what matter how he their way into the gallery. 310.12 WILLIAM -ST., PEI.TH. to the Church breathes the spirit of ed, and sensible people are disgust. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. With ed by the incessant blab of persons zeal. goes?" A NEW SUBJECT IN Seeing two seats vacant in the fiery and courageous "We'll be over the ditch," repeat- front row, they hurried terrible threats be bids all disturb- who have never known just how to forward, TERM STO SUBSCRIBERS. Tel. A4381. of until the time bold their tongues unity beware ed Julia in despair, as Charlie conbut when Julia of ecclesiastical rs go there she declinIn Advance Many a man tinued his zigzag tactics. ed to sit down. God's judgenents;1 while with aow- to speak has come. THE W.A. DAIRY. Per Quarter .. . 3s. 3d. She was nearly frantic with ter"Oh law, Jerry, we're up in the erful and yet tender words he be - has ruined his prospects for life by Gs 8d. Per Half Year .. WANEROO-ROAD, ror, when at last, on turning a roof," she said in alarm. seethes his dearly beloved to con- some untimely and ill-considered re"If I Per Annum .. Ils. 6d. (which have a Wide Australasian Circulation) corner, she saw a young man walk- sat there and looked down, I'd OSBORNE PARK. tend earnestly for the 'faith once mark. Many another man has givPer Two Years .. .. 20s. Od. en information to his enemies, ing towards them. throw meself over." elivered to the Saints.' D. KEANE. Booked brought grief to his friends, and "Catch a hoult o' the horse, young "Very well, 'ooman," replied SEAL FOR THE FAITH. IS A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF Pure Milk Delivered Twice Daily Per Annum .. 13s. Od. spread mischief and trouble which man," she shrieked, 'he's running Jerry impatiently, "there's plenty which might have been avoided if he had to any part of the City, direct tro-1. .. 22s. Od love Two Years .. Zeal is an ardent away with us." more seats behind." to Customers. Cows Own Our -ekes a man fearless in defence of not possessed this fatal gift. He The young man did as he was They were only just settled down honour, and earnest at all who can wait the appointed time, Supplying the Convents and Col. Cheques (which should be cross asked, but grinned broadly at in the third row when the performis to make known the truth. If being swift to hear and slow to leg's ed;, drafts, money orders, or postal Julia's idea of being run away with, ance began. It was a rather heavy, Saints of the be childraa e would notes should be made payable to speak, will find that the gift of silfor Charlie was hardly exceeding a tragic opera and neither Jerry nor e must be zealous for the faith. ence is often far preferable to the THE W.A. RECORD. EXCHANGE walking pace. Julia could understand a word of Listen to the language of S. Jude gift of blab. Telephone, B277. MUST BE ADDED. When Julia's nerves had some- it. They sat in silence for the first rhen lie describes the too comnim what recovered, and Charlie had act, neither wishing to acknowledge P. J. HEVRON SPECIAL NOTICE. haracter of those who foster dire PLEASURES OF THE IMAGIbeen encouraged by a few mouthfuls that they were not enjoying it, but nsions and schisms setthin s.es NATION. of hay, they set off again. When notifying change of address This both feeling very tried of it. In CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FORThey are men, he says. .hurch. time all went well, arm they soon the second act the hero sang a long AGENCY. kindly state your old as well as your WARDING ho despise dominion, and bias- As we ought not to make the id.., ed. each id., ld., Ifd. each came to the outskirts of the city. and tragic song, at the end of which new address. GENERAL CARRIERS. They are mitre gratification of our external senses heme majesty. When they had got well in to the he uttered the words. .urers full of complaints, walking the main end of life, so neither CHAMBERS, PHILLIMORE city, Jerry drew up at a small pub EDITORIAL NOTICES. "Oh no! Oh no! It cannot he! I ccording to their own desires; their ought we to indulge our tastes for Nicely Printed in Rep and Besce lic-house, dignified by the name of am not mad!" CLEAR TYPE FREMANTLE. The names and addresses of corouth speaketh proud things, ad- the more refined pleasures -those the "Shamrock Hotel," which was respondents and contributors must "You're a great fool, anyway," iring persons for the sake of gale. called the pleasures of imagination kept by a friend of Julia's, and shouted Jerry in disgust. accompany all communications. hey are murderers like Cain cove - -without some bounds. J. SPIGL The cultiwhere he was to leave her while Secretaries of Societies, corr There was a ripple of laughter ins like Balaam, rebellious' like vation of a taste for propriety, beauhe disposed of the calf. TOBACCONIST, PERTH, to dents, and others will please through the house at this remark, ore. They are clouds without ty, and sublimity, in objects natural After he had partaken of one and Julia was greatly humiliated. that all communications int ed ater, carried about by the winds; or artificial, particularly for the "pint" to strengthen him for his Will be pleased if you would call for for insertion in the current week's "Can't ye be quiet, Jerry, and aging waves of the sea, foaming pleasures of music, painting, and bargaining, he took his departure, don't be makin' a fool of yerself," your requirements and save money. issue should be in the hands of the t their own confusion; wander- poetry, is very proper in younger Shaving 4d.; Haircutting 9. farniedndJulia was left alone., with her she said peevishly. Editor by midday Wednesday at ng stars, to whom the storm of life, as it serves to draw off the Orders sent to any part of W.A. latest. arkness is reserved for ever. At the close of the opera most of by V.P. Post. No remittance needattention from gross animal gratifi"Look here, now, Mrs. Murphy," Reports of Parochial Functions cations, and to bring us a step farshe said very confidently, "himself the principal characters lay dead ed. Cheapest in Perth. should be authorised by the parish CHARACTER. ther into intellectual life, so as to Razors Set, Watches, Pipes, or priest. thinks 'tis here I'll be all the time on the stage, and the heroine was lay a foundation for higher attain he's sellin' the little calf, but I must about to take poison. Before doing any other articles Repaired, with Reports of Weddings, Is. per inch There is nothing which will add merits.. But if we stop here, andrun round to Lahy's Arcade to buy the fatal deed she gave full expres- guarantee. (about 50 words). much to one's power is tilt con- devote our while time, and all our Funeral Reports, Is. per inch; in a few things for Mary and ,nyself. sion to her feelings in a song which ciousness of being absolutely sin - faculties, to these objects, we shall Join a Catholic Society. eluding names of persons present, I'll be back before him, so don't contained some very high notes re, genuine. If your life is a certainly fall short of the proper Is. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). you let on that I was out at all." erpetual lie, if you are conscious end of life. Photograph Reproductions, 8d. "Yerra what a hurry ye're in with hat you are not what you pretend per square inch. yer shoppin'," said Mrs. Murphy, o be -that you are really a diiFASHION. "can't ye wait now and have a sup rent person from what the world ADVERTISING RATES. of tay, and when yer man's back ye (By "Ninon.") egards you-you are not strong. 603 Wellington-:t., Perth. (Opposite Railway Goods Yard). can gout shoppin' with him." Situations Wanted and Vacant, The straw girdle is one of the lathere is a restraint, a perpetual THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS OF W.A. "Shoppin' with him, indeed. 'Tis Board and Residence (three lines, :hting against the truth going on est of fashion's fancies, and since Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime in the State. little chance I'd have of gettin' near about 16 words), one insertion, Is. itbin you, a struggle which saps straw can be bought by the piece, Write for Prices and Particulars before purchasing elsewhere. a drapery shop with him. Don't each. our energy and warps Tier con- any girl can make herself one. On We defy competition. No the TRADE. The in only BRIGGS know he have ye terrible queer Births, Marriages, Deaths, In If there is a mote at the a printed shantung or cretonne uct. connection with others trading under a similar name. Lime for idays about dress. He thinks we Ifernoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s. ttom of your eye, you cannot look frock it is best to join three or four Manure at very low rate. should all be out in the hood-cloak." per insertion. Poetry, 6d. line extra. e *orld squarely in the fare. Your strands of different coloured straw Had Julia only knoitti it, she Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per Everybody together, and if by chance you have 'aion is not clear. would have looked far better and inch. es that you are not transparent. any glove kid handy, small Eisele'. more picturesque if she took her Casual Advertisements, 4s. per here is a cloudiness, a haze. about lions of painted or embroidered leaTel. A1655. husband's advice, and kept to the inch. our character, which raises the in- ther look very smart sewn on at ingood old Irish fashion of wearing a Replies to Advertisements can be PERTH. rrogatiorepoint, where you go. tervals. hood-cloak, instead of decking heraddressed to this Office, and, they Never has there been so decided haracter alone is strength, deceit is SZOQNDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. self out in tawdry finery. will be forwarded to Advertisers if are and popular a taste for one special eakness, sham and shoddy Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College "All right so," replied Mrs. Murpostage is prepaid. 534 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB, owerless, and only the genuine and fashion as there seems now to exist in W.A. phy, "I'll keep the lcittle bilin', and (Opposite King Edward Hostel for pleated trimmings. The fasci-e are worth while. The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly I won't wet the tay until sich time All Communications should be adnation for such fanfreluches seems MISS M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress, attended to., as you'll be back." dressed to: even to exceed- the parallel taste for KIND WORDS. Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats, Sanctuary Oil, THE W.A. RECORD. Julia fringes, which possessed the modthen set out on her shopping Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medals, Speciality in Statuary, All Public Examinations are prepared for, including UniverBOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. expedition, and just managed to Soft words soften the seul. Angry istes and couturieres some seasons sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, MatriculaFramed Pictures, New Books just arrived: "At the Foot of Jesus,' flame of back. The fact that very sett and get back before Jerry made his apords add fuel to the tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. "Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Looking on Jesus," "From Bethlehem pearance. rath and make it blaze more flee supple materials are now in vogue She would most certo Calvary," "Jesus Crucified," "Suffering Man God," "Watches of Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive tainly have been overtaken by him . Cield words feeeze people, perhaps explains this phenomenal the Passion" "Ecce Homo," "Lenten Sermons on the Passion, our attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet -SEND on the road, but for the fact that hot words, scorch them. Bitter engouentept, for except with expert Companies,. "Holy Week and Easter," "Loreto of the Holy House," Books by she ords make them bitter, and wretle sive embroiderees, light stuffs such could easily out -distance Char Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, PubHc Speaking Father Lasance, "Thoughts on Religious Life," Prayer -book for Re lie. words make ttem wrathful. as silk or cotttn crepe are difficult are taught. Blessed Sacrament Book, My Prayer-book, With God, Sunday BRYANS RECORD PRESS Jerry had successfully disposed of here i: :'uch a trendous rush of to adorn. A gown is smart now Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative pur. Missal, Roman Missal, Short Visits to the Blessed Sacrament, Visits the calf: and was in great spirits. ords in our day, that it is especial - if merely composed of a simple maMURRAY-STREET poses. to Jesus in the Tabernacle, New Ireland, History of Ireland, by "I got fifteen shillings more for desirable for, each one of us to terial, half pleated and half plain. (opp. Roans) PERTH, A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which Darcy McGee, Knocknagow, Story of Ireland by A. M. Sullivan, to it that kind words have their The newest bags for this one than I did for the last," summer pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of Recollections of an Irish Judge by McDonnell Bodkin. A Good AsTelephones: A3264 and A3457. gime ernong-others. he informed Julia, "and the last There are gowns will be made of silk, but sortment of English and American Story Books. Sacred Heart )feswards, and idle words, hasty they will be covered with flowers to was a month older." Three-Term System.' New Pupils are received at 4n partof sengers, Our Lady's Annals, Madonna, St. Joseph's Garland, Printed and Published at the reords and spiteful words, "That's grand, Jerry." silly suggest a bouquet, the stems point the Term. A liberal discount is made in the case of brbthers. 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