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I yet. ceived my collecting card This suppose I shall get it in time. loving is all now, so good-bye.-Your military critic for the London Times, Colonel Repington, formerly EILEEN HART. niece, the Carson ite Morning Post, has writtenhasa book talkand now connected with First that Eileen, War." Colonel Repington dear my World glad, "The I am War, said into ride. It is on the Great of people, and he has put much of what they you enjoyed your motor such classes all with ed luxsynonymous with a long while since I had one a ne.xs He is candid-and candour is not always his book. this gentleman's diary is ury, but I am promisedis fine, and discretion. Amongst the entries quoted from Here it is: juncture. at the present if the weather of Celtic wit Sunday, around one of paramount importance Beresford, Lady Johnstone, Lady Kitty 1 hope to see the country next will has a good flavouring Charles time with Lord Aist with Dear Children,-Tuesday holy hope, I BE OPENED ON am and I "Dined humour, and Midland. Lady Carson, Mr. Boner souls and develop. Guildford you Somerset, Miss Bertha Capel, Sir Edward and it will be All Souls' Day. The with Carson about as sorry as you are that neither claim and opportunity, and a few more.... Had a talk distinguishStanley, have in Purgatory have a special will pr'zes Arthur told Law, He Bessie captured Mayhap sister outspoken. your and nor can assist He was very amusing upon our prayers. We themselves, you en- the Ulster business. had detered herself before then, and will have ball-but what matter, to an explosion, that the Government them, who cannot help the great the honour of writing "my sister the Your collecting me how near we werechief to send one yourselves. leaders, that he had arranged the if arrest and to by our prayers, ishd by us do our Joyce has just written a fairy leg- joyed age, weeks mined signal for the two be to was sent this was time word, 'H.X.' over the wire to Belfast, and Sacrifice of the Mass. Let and_Char- end of the White Myth or Blue card He called to see the IN haven't received it by 'lie God Curls," and you be the seizure of the Customs throughout Ulster. must best, in the name ofsouls. Ginger it and the then with happen, letter to Eyes this going was read you that what Pray HAY still be on the amongst the lost things of the post King, and told Stamfordham exactly stopped." ity, to help the holy -*SOCIETY fires later, whilst I shall and fair, I hope office.-Your loving, their sufferings in the cleansing arrest of the leaders was promptly of forty the side right to- forward and lessened, requested are mash congratulatof -and of Puragtory may be pleasure BESSY. King." the AUNT the see have Ticket to to called Union of "He (Carson) Holders of that the glory and happiness ing Joyce on her great literary sucLatest. them. to given be ! Heaven might The cats and the "Dragon" cess. THAT'S HOW IT'S DONE! same by MONDAY, 22nd. NOVEMBER, C.o. Railway Station, by then, but November comes, like fragrant rose- will have rheumatism how Katanning, Oct. 10. you conno matter. Be careful mary, very was Bessy-,-I Aunt Dear George is "Glanmore," Coomberdale. 10. To bring remembrance of the dear demn the cables. Lloyd to see my letter in THE REOctober making new regulations of a Doh-ra-is pleased ones gone, Kathleen is doing her best CORD. Hughes Aunt Bessy,-It is such toa Dear the And show, though veiled their loved me character, and Mr. for card her collecting from SL Joseph's Orphanage written have I since time bound to do what the Welshman with ones." long faces be, as THE STATE FOR I think she will do charged with "wee I hope the "wee ones" and TO ALL THEIR FRIENDS THROUGHOUT a you. E'er in our hearts their memory does, and you might beyellow have We I. and me Daddy as send well plush Please the first time in the history EARNESTLY APPEAL AND HELP ARE SO. BADLY well. For are blaspheming the yourself CO-OPERATION lives on. THEIR Heart WHEN Sacred the statue of ANCE, ESPECIALLY NOW card, and I will do all I can to of St. Joseph's Girls' Orphanage, Few flowers bloom 'neath the sky papers. I am very pleased to know beautiful NEEDED. our church now, and it is life size. ahelp the "wee ones." Since I last Subiaco, the children entirely by that your Dublin correspondents in of shadowy grey here have themselves as performers, are givlost The wind has been terrible today. Catholics we you to wrote Wherewith to deck their graves; have not forgotten you. I am a Aid he Perth to con went vocal Daddy Nam and at When up instrumental and church an ing Eithna, know, little The cricket club held its inaugur Kevin, we with nice chord a built but well Members should be ccernpliment- meeting, we en, but God and Mary bless them brought us back a statue of our ban, and we have it almost paid for. cent in public at the Melrose Thewhich was largely attended along to More precious tokens of our love -AUSTRALIAN ed on the way they cameThere IRISH holding our Saviour in We lost Father William, our parish atre, Perth, on next Tuesday week, utmost enthusiasm prevailed The, nevertheless. My kindest and best Blessed Lady are, may, subscriptions. their pay we have a nice little so arms, New 8 p.m. sacrito her at 9th, and to and back well for the future November alms "Fermoy," augurs went SOCIETIES. all at and to He which wishes With prayers bedroom. I look priest. and we are all very/ sorry, as however, still some recalcitrant ones, the club, if not in the acquiring c Thank you, altar in mother's fresh This concert has been organised to my own good niece. took fice, bestow. flowers on it Norcia, and it would be well if they their We raise funds for the upkeep of the it, and put after 484, then in the blossoms, priest. No. little honours, enclosure for your mystic much a nice BRANCH, very premiership Bessie, such the was are he 1VIALACHI'S ST. These the example and removed This month it is ball establishment. ca of a spirit of for the "wee ones." You have been every Saturday. H.A.C.B.3., HIGHGATE. are going to have a fancy dress grace -bedewed, names from the list of unfinancial tablishment month of the Holy Rosary. My who has anything to on the 23rd sportsrnansh' Hall fraternal Everybody and derie was Coomberdale the in meeting The Holy Souls with great desire a generous giver to the "wee ones."- the on fortnightly three members. The usual especially the at p baby sister Molly will be elected down housekeeping, was is with Dad do McCarthy C. Mr. Your loving, inst, month. as this still of The fortnightly dance is lonely where there are children concerned, held on Wednesday, the 20th. the 7th of this month, and my sister AUNT BESSY. over a fair successful and as popular as eve-, dent, and Mr. J. O'Malley secre Perth Show, and we feelbevery Then, in afiTil s month, fair garlands, when knows that at the present time Bro. M. Cooney presiding J. Iris will be seven on the 11th, and glad Messrs. ballot, will little we a so After him, Gerbest the without Barton, as golden -hued, R. name on and still retains its a Daddie's birthday is on the 29th, Mr. The country everything is very expensive. The attendance. Messrs. New Norcia, Oct. 20. Charlie ordered dance on the goldfields. It Carthy and J. Brennan were he returns home. To solace and rejoice them, dediday of the show. -captain z most necessary food and clothing ard Bogue, Frank Darcy, lovely now with the pretty Dear Aunt Bessy,-It is such a the second cate! C. Kelpin were will soon be too hot for dancing pointed captain and vice was my old Sunday school looks are all are double and treble the price they Quinlivan, and A. benefit Church Collins C. O'Dea, crops Messrs. Holy lovely to the spectively. God's written I have and truth since adtime memberlong flowers, take O blessed now, and dancers should I suppose you know he In our or- nominated for full war. you that I suppose you think I have teacher, and in head, and a good downpour were before the there to record vantage of the few remaining nights. Ward, and D. Curtin were appoints has taught: are over 200 ship. It is very pleasing to be a priest. Well, every out on the selection committee to ai do them good. Now, phanage, where forgotten you. I still read THE is going Our works may help the dead and these nominations, as it is certain so much that the of rain would him clothe, respected feed, goodone say lodge, to inmates must I the captain and vice -captain in th thought! to inforget Bessy, don't will and RECORD men dear Aunt sweetest young 0.Y.34.11. collected splendid BOULDER to children these that difficult school the Sunday and extremely is it educate, of the team. Already se It of the clude "Aunt Bessy's Corner." bye, with love to yourselfniece, Again we have to report to THE selection materially assist in strengthening November is theourmonth enough money to buy a fountain meet. ends make loving eral donations have been given, viz was Church and I tis day, wantthe my birthday Holy was of now "wee-ones."-Your is that continuance All a Rosary and RECORD the per branch. 8s. the recited of we sum and small Holy Souls, and pen, very The Roberts, a trophy for to McMULLEN. Tom Mr. still goI am MOLLIE the children fifteen years of age. to- ed is a spirit of emulation in It gratifying attendances, as evidenchim with the pen. We specially calls upon her all-round player; Mr. G. Hickey, t me a week given by the Governmentchila merciful and ing to school and am in the sixth presented Aunt Bessy, will you send rest of the men of the parish. to ed at last meeting, presided over by phy, for best batting average; an of the State remember them vtithloving, are all making the nine first Fri. support the wards to St. Agnes, goes My sister, class. please? memnew invitations ones," Several I will photo. of the "wee Mr. G. Hickey. infinite pity.-YourAUNT BESSY. Gertrude's, and is sitticg for the days for a happy death. trophy, for dren is quite inadequate at the pre- was decided toofextend the metropolitan bers were nominated, and Mr. L. Mr. L. Maxwell, the members now, with best love. From A few more It is a long while, Mollie, dear,I sent time. For this small subsidy Junior University Exam. on the 15th close on the occa- Ward, was elected as a new mem- bowling average. has to be housed and branches to be present similar to those child State bequests and why have you not written? the erous of next month. She used to write your niece, chairDistrict the not found in bed, bedding, clothes, food, sion of the visit of the ber and duly initiated by AOHNOWiEDGMENTL for to you some time ago, and she told FAITH FITZGERALD. these gentlemen will be thankful! am glad, however, that you have arranand various and prox., reports 1/6 it Sundry 3rd. the man. that on sends and and Board books T secretary. by the received to hear from you forgotten the Corner, for you. I and education, all school the Mrs. B., Bunbury, to ask you not to forget to say me of pleased being Very of business entertaining matters routine other requisites supplied; to say gements for the of the cricket club will a prayer for her. I serve mass here again, my dear Faith, and glad to still has some interest the "wee ones." Thanks. Catho- nothing of the buildings that have visitors were left in the hands of a dispensed with, the way was cleared meeting Greenough, fueaere every Monday bald I know that little Kathleen is doing am delighted to hear that the o'clock. Brom of un-being This item. coreeisting the syllaisue for Mrs. Norah Osborne, ones." Grate every morning at five practical, -committee, are so found for their accommoda- sub and der the heading of "Sports Night," ing prior to the society meeting. have a young sheep dog here, and I well with her collecting card. I am lics of Coomberdale rash I to be President, secretary, treasurer,branch sends 10/. for the "wee association He sure she'll give Daddy and you a and that their Faith is so success, tion It is now 52 years that this am going to call him "Rex." so delegates to the of the it became highly interesting, fully received. has been the home and Edwards. The officers orphanage C. McCarthy and J. OM I suppose when great drubbing, and I sin sure Dad- hope the ball was a great is very playful. memthe to appeal was much so, that a repetition of this Messrs. a special in Perth make Wesof holiday orphans little Dad's the that of ley, Kathleen and school be very misthat he will he gets older think Broomehill, to occasion, to dy will smile item is eagerly looked forward "Fermoy," I will send a card. tern Australia. How many hun- bers to be present on this October 14. I used to have a kan- did. chievous. I am delighted to hear that a pleasant one. several he has dreds of children have passed and an invitation is also extended in the near future. The have had garoo dog, but I have sent him you have got such a nice statue of What is Vincent doing that Mollie's We are reluctant to have to who are inclined quoit tournaments held on the ware Dear Aunt Bessy,-We parishioners of any to Vincent Sisters isn't down of the the hands written; Dee, throug days not away now. His name was Hunter. the Sacred Heart at Katanning. to at- otis pitches were keenly contested lete The Markets and Forme society the wth up command some glorious spring join I to 'is, he if just Now since 1868? looks Mercy Column. brings brother? Heart to catch something almost He used St. Sacred the to the W. country votion of Barrett, R. the Ardagh, and challenge Messrs. F. lechere, tend. The all the everlast- every time I went out. I also have many blessings to the home-love Mollie, dear, to read a curtain May - Tennant, giving away big handicaps, Yet never before has a public apO'Toole Branch, beautiful now that are in bloom. a horse here, and he is very know- that Dear Heart always, my dear ture to him, because of his neglect peal been made for help towards the Lawrence of this put up some fine performances. SevACKNOWLEDGKVENTS. ings and other Iflowers lands, to engage the members to live ing. I have only got to go to the Faith, and you will be very happy. of her loving, care should Decemon Institution. of the match eral new sets of quoits will have to think upkeep rifle I don't branch in a AUNT BESSY. at this gate and eall him, and he will come. Daddy was very good and thoughtIrish Self-Determination Fund. and it was de- be acquired, as those in use are tothe accepted, towards was anywhere but in the country 14 assistance ber course. Of quite We are The paddocks were all green round ful to bring you such a nice present, to the tally inadequate for the demand. Mrs. Norah Osborne, Greeno time of the year. now building fund has been asked, and cided to issue a challenge DEATHS. shearing here a few weeks back, but since the a nicer one he couldn't have given Several bagatelle events were run 10s; M. Barry, £1 is. to. busy at "Fermoy," Fame branch to a cricket match on Mollie, FOWLER.-On October 14, 1920, always generously responded round once more. heat has come in they have all died you. Congratulations to Messrs. O'Dea, Ward, and through, arranged. have now he to will Little Sisters of the Poor. time has come end date a public general reThe Albany Well, dear Aunt Bessy, I will Iris, and Daddy on their birthdays, off. at Violet Town, Victoria, William, an opportunity of seeing for themConway providing onlookers with a I spent a week Mrs. Norah Osborne, Greenoug I went up to the have to bring this letter to a close, and good wishes for many happy rebeloved brother of Mrs. Snod- selves the training of the children in 0.Y2t1.3. of their well-known demonstration KALGOORLIE cently. Of coursesome Chubthe 10s. of with heaps of love and kisses to turns. I hope your Sunday -school grass. drection. The evenConvent, and saw and calisthenics, etc., the abilities in a that yourself and the wee ones.-I re- teacher will have the great joy of Kathleen and severSacred Heart of Jesus, have merry music,it singing, The half-yearly elections of Men's Christian Brothers' Appeal trifle on the warm side, ing being bies-Mary andwonder is to be hoped that everyand why some of main, your loving nephew, Catholic Young on his soul. I one day ministering at the altar. My in a practice of Kalgoorlie indulged few only a disal others. surroundingMrs. Norah Osborne, Greenoug and Perth inst, in one, 18th. not 'Shake and on the all you do LANIGAN. to place PAT Faith, took things dear love, mixed but they Society Cornerites art, the noble older the 10s. Fremantle to Midland in St. Mary's Hall, before a good aswrite to you MALONE -Of your charity, pray tricts, fromwho from the word go till lack of energy Oh, yes, Pat, it is. I thought you Kathleen.-Your loving, BESSY. themselves up." andcould know the Sisters of have hap- had AUNT for the soul of the late Patrick Junction, them to retire. Whatever semblv-of members. The president given me the go-bye for sure. I again. who of Mrs. Mercy and of the work for the poor (Mr. J. J. Lawler )read out the bal- compelled others, husband TOWN HALL, CAMBRIDGE -3 and beloved 2, Malone, October Rooney evening, Tuesday Lilly On that you haven't. I used am glad pened will take a ticket conLZEDERVILLE. for the half year, and the society are holding a big dance Margaret Malone, who died at 186 and the orphans, and used to send in such interesting go to the Mel- ance sheet MAYLANDS. .is Tab- to get a number of letters from the terms with in All Hallows' Hall. It will take CHILDREN AND ADULTS' -road, Kalgoorlie, on Oc- for this concert, congratulatory Boulder in spoke of the Faith, household tributions last year?catsHow Lannigan to 9th as prosperous the form of a coloured bells and on November just years.are 50 Theatre AND FANCY DRESS PLAIN aged present rose 1920; the 4, to Our tober regard for they have been lost spars by, Auntie? BALL. "The Dra- but judge for themselves, and give their R.I.P. situation of the society. He thankevent, a novelty that will A musical evening was held at the long while. I wonder will they lovely as ever-especially a beauti- areappear to carry on efficiently the ed the officers and general members streamer into of Dwyer, assistance Mrs. a large growing and of Mr. and attract is on, take of Young Australia Stall, home really aid In Many Corner. in the gon,"who done by sup- for their assistance during the past be inbeing now is would on Satthat you MEMORIAM. work Lawley, Mt. SIN has sure committee A I'm Stanley-stret, Leederville Bazaar. returns of your birthday, my ful cat. ways and term, and expressed a wish that the attendance. "The Dra- happyPat. a of plying the necessary been organised to take control, conloving memory I hope the years will urday evening last. There was terested in the history of Joyce, dear a better posi- sisting of Messrs. Maxwell (chief), THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1 in good McCAGII.-In be means. might Patrick, society brother, and gon's" name, wouldn't you? sisters, bring you wealth, health, and hap- splendid attendance, and a son our dear the We can promise a very agreeable still by the end of the term O'Malley, Roberts, Ryan, Ardagh. Dancing: Children, 8 till 10; Adul one of my numerous younger months piness. It is good of Agnes to re- evening's enjoyment greeted who was killed in action some. who tion commencing. amusement to all He touched on As these gentlemen have had pre10 to 12. now failed great number of people who attendwrote a fairy story some where in France, October 12, 1917. evening's inter- vious experience, nothing will be Good Music. Good Prizes. Refire to member me, and as I haven't of this easy way the fact that the only two came by idea contributed themsedves were Items avail brilliant ed. Rosary, a and Holy my ago, pray for the success of all Queen of the Most the lacking in detail, and under their she, with to ments, of assisting St. Joseph's Girls' Or- society fixtures taken on by Misses Edwards, Col. following: the I shall nephews, for him. her to "stage" it-which one and nieces pray dear had year mornTickets, Is. White during the half guidance a successful evening is asJoan and Kathleen, didwere,. in -Inserted by his sorrowing father, phanage. not forget to remember Agnes and gan, Cleary, Dwyer, Doherty, rea- K.C.Y.M.S. the will society, the concert for the that Barrett, Organiser. Paul Clarke, trust there Rose, We successes Mrs. in Mesdames course Arrino. resulted sured. Of ing. examinaton will and Kenny; mother, sister and brothers, good to hope that herresults lise such a sum as will relieve those and congratulated the members conI and Pollard; Messrs. Dolan Dwyer for her. Aeeetory, the Prince and Princess, in excellent embarras- cerned. On the motion of Mr. E. present and a drag- end their of ArFranklin, of charge in Walsh, memory Courtney, (2), loving you that hear airy, the wicked witch, the to pleased WHALLEY.-In very the balseveral am such Fels and Mr. H. Harrop, The They managed our dear friend, Susie, who de- sing debts. on. a good early riser and ar thur, McDonald, Burke, Moore, and elecit same are Green. Mesdames Do an act of charity for the or- ance sheet was adopted. characters very nicely until so parted this life on October 28, attentive altar boy. I see you arc Kenny; Master V.Finey, to you tion of officers then ensued, the folthey pleading arc dragon, FrankThey and the on phans. Dalton, Riddell, isn't? putting boy to 1919. a lover of dogs-what President, tabbies" results: rethe "famous of the being charge caught one of our and they nev- lin, the ladies in Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy themselves.something else if necessary lowing any- 'they are good friends, Forego J. J. Lawler; vice-president, Mr. Now, freshments, are to be complimented and gave him a bone, so when on her soul. er tell tales out of school. A. Enjoy the Mr. A. Carrigg; secretary, Mr. T. by her loving friends. to help the orphans.self-sacrifice one approached him he "growled" Few are so fortunate as to get the education of a University or -Inserted Pat. dear, you must be mere regu- on their work. H. for producing little Deacon; assist. secretary, J.Mr. even a College. Yet the thirst for knowledge is greater in the quite fiercely, therefore Mr. and Mrs. Mick Banting, Sun- fruit of your and when you write again enLawler; We may have lar, their benefit. You will enjoy youa Harrop; treasurer, Mr. J. G. 'Knowledge is Power, Next Saturday, November 8, bury. must I to -day than it has ever been before. the desired effect. Agnes. land note from a close J. Gowfamily at most agreeable surprise when press correspondent, Mr. some literary talent in the Success, Wealth," has been truly written over the history of the age. how my prayers worked.- there will be a musical evening Joyce is know our great printed of Mr. and Mrs. R. Beau- McEvoy, Kirkham Hill Terrace, in hear the sweet voices of the little ails; warden, Mr. D. White: guarfacilities home educational the sufficient of yet, don't you think? "story" To the lack loving, Your presithe dian, Mr. J. Sullivan. The mont, of Ninth Avenue. There is aid of the Children of Mary Stall, A ones, and thoroughly appreciatebrass nearly nine, and her of that was AUNT BESSY, books of information and for reference owe their origin and popularoffimusic they produce with their dent installed the newly-elected something in the way of a surprise treat is in store for all who attend. quite good for a child seeing age. ity. No work in this class has so successfully filled a real want, nor imthe this them on to and string instruments. cers, and impressed packet in store for all who attend I'm looking forward read been so loudly acclaimed as 150 Bagot-road, Subiaco, On Wednesday, November 17, a Mr. Cyril Go to Melrose Theatre in good portance of attending every meeting. Don't forget you are warned. week's RECORD to October 10. pre letters social and dance will be held in the time, sharp at 8 p.m., on NovemA syllabus committee then very was Bryan's letter. I think ithis Bessy,-I Aunt Dear Miss of aid in Hall syla a Town and a Bayswater is such ber 9th., to hear the whole pro- tented their suggestions, On Thursday, November 11, are simply splendid, and see my letter in print, an,' tip Irish pleased to delighted labus for the term was drawn will be held K. Mahoney's popular girl competi- gramme. You will be treat to get some truthfuluntruthglad to know you have taken me es grand moonlight concertGardens, op. tion. you went. and adopted. A quoit tournament I have just in the Central Picture news, after the ridiculously daily pa- one of your nieces. Authorities in all fields of science collaborated in this great the meeting to a successful brought ful reports we get in our weeklies. come home from a motor ride, which posite the railway station, in aid of work, in order to present the latest phases and developments in WANTED KNOWN. A good attendance is VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. conclusion. was wet. Victor Rose's popular boy competiit pers-and indeed in some although nice, was very three or two offered the fascinating realms of science to the reader. The language is meetHome Good from Monday's expected at next I have had some moreasletters HARVEST TERRACE. suppose the farmers are glad of this tion. out simple, the diagrams and illustrations are beautifully clear. Yet, R.C. Gents, spacious sleeping should make members a photo of Irain the and ing, sorry am very I the O'Kelly's, as well O'CALLAGHAN. now. MISS M. board or break. though technicalities are barred, and every chapter reads more like since I that coming sure that' these expectations are reaOn Saturday, the 13th. Novem- accommodation, full fin Kevin, Aiden, and Eithna, my sister and I never won a Surgical: Medical: Maternity. Wright -street, 49 wonderful romance than dry theory, no University lecture could But I really prize lised.. ber, a musical evening will be held fast optional.-street, VOL,we enthe same all A1080. wrote to you last. at the ball, Telephone, Perth. part more complete or up-to-date information. The SEVEN I will be joyed ourselves. Mrs. near Lincoln I have not re- at the residence of Mr. and must finish off now, orletter. arranged and amply illustrated, provide, in admirably UMES, My crowding someone's short, enchanting reading no less than authentic study. 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Terence MacSwiney Dies a Martyr to English Hatred Human Pity is Shamed by Stubborn British Statesmanship Office and Solemn Requiem Mass Tuesday Next, at Cathedral, at 10 o'clocK

mean not alone treason to the Irish There are five or six beds, but only heart, the Lord Mayor of Cork will. Republic but treaton to civilisation one of them is occupied, that on A which the brave patriot lies. perhaps, be more powerful in his itself." warder is, always present in the death than the powerful Prime MinA MIND SO PURE. chamber, and night or day a trained ister of the King of England." Professor Culverwell, Senior Fel- nurse is carrying on her work. The low, Trinity College, Dublin, in the Lord Mayor's chaplain is the first BRAZILIAN PROTEST. course of a letter to the Press, said: visitor to arrive in the morning, and receivwas message The following "It would be well that all Irishmen. he is the last to leave at night. In ed in London early in September: and especially his opponents, should morning he gives the Lord "Cardinal Gasparri (Papal Secre- realise something of the character the Mayor Holy Communion. mesthe has delivered tary of State) of the man whose long and aims sage of the Nuncio at Rio: -300,000 struggle was coming to an end. "TO THE LIONS!" Brazilian Catholics demand the Pon- From the moment of his arrest he It is not exaggeration, to say that tiff's intervention in favour of Mac- took the COUTSe on which he had no closer parallel can be found to Swiney." long resolved, and to this resolve the early Christie; martyrs than the he came, not grudgingly, nor as a present-day mart rs of Ireland. Di VALERA'S MESSAGE. gambler with fate, hoping thus to The sublime virtue of these men, The following cablegram was des- obtain his release, but joyfully. He were and are being murdered patched by Eamonn De Valera from did not hesitate, nor is there any who New York to Father Dominic, power in Britain 'that can degrade in British bastiles, is expressed in O.S.F.C., Chaplain to the Lord a mind so pure in thought, so high the holiness which permeates their Mayor of Cork: Ireland will be the utterances. in courage. Such for example as Thomas "Convey to the Lord Mayor my poorer by the loss of a very noble personal affection and esteem and gentleman, and, alas, another mem- Ashe's poem -prayer, written while this official expression of the grati- ory will be added to those which undergoing the most brutal treatment at the hands of his British tude of the Irish nation. His spirit, make reconciliation so difficult." jailers, of which the burden is: "Let and the spirit of those dying with him, will remain with our people for MASS FOR LORD MAYOR IN Me Carry Your Cross for Ireland, 111 PRISON. Lord!" ever as a standard of civic courage and a pattern of soldierly sacrifice. And the following message which On Friday morning, September 3, We, his comrades, dedicate ourselves Mass was celebrated in the prison Mayor MacSwiney leaves as a herianew, pledging our lives that he shar, hospital: Alderman de Roiste, T.D., tage to those who will follow in his not die in vain." of Cork, who was present and des- footsteps: cribes the scene. "The Lord Mayor Father Dominic's Reply. "Anyone the events in emaciated, and as far as I Ireland for surveying "President De Valera-Beannugh- looked the past five years must Lord Mayor expresses could see he did not move during see that it is approaching a miracle him thu. the Mass. He was reclining bed in himself deep gratitude on behalf of how our country has been preserved. Your generous tri- on his right side, with his face turnand comrades. "The liberty for which we to -day He followed towards the altar. bute will sustain them in carrying ed strive is a sacred thing -inseparably the Mass very devoutly, and receivon their sti uggle to the end. They ed Holy Communion -as Mayor of/Cork heavily guarded. did all entwined as body with soul with ness.-Arthur Griffith, Acting -Presiand satisin God, are put their trust that spiritual liberty for which the those who present, consisted solely The destroyer Salmon had steam- dent, Republic of Ireland." die the recognition if they fied that his relatives, the acolyte, a friend Saviour of man died and which is ed up for some time previous, and of the Irish Republic will be advanc- of The Lord Mayor of Cork (Ald. the Lord Mayor, having been em- IN THE NAME OF HUMANITY. The cell the inspiration and foundation of God bless from Cork, and myself. ed nearer to victory. erence MacSwiney, T.D.) was tried barked, the Salmon left for a cross Dub was of Mayor quiet during the Mass. all just government. The Lord Barand guard you in your noble work.- The very y courtmartial at Victoria speed. as follows. the utmost appeal port with an Lord Mayor looked very issued wornChannel O'Neil, "It is not we who take innocent Atharr Dorn hanach." acks, Cork, on Monday, August la, out. I noticed that he had chang- blood, but we offer it sustained by to the people of Great Britain: Imprisoned in Brixton Jail. at, on the following four charges: is dying Cork of ed considerably since Mayor I saw him last the example of our immortal dead "The Lord ASQUITH DESPAIRS. reMayoress of Cork Lady The cipher of a not appeal Tuesday I do evening." and that Divine example which in(1) Being in possession ceived a wire on Wednesday inform- in Brikton Prison. Mr. Asquith sent the following August 12th, without lawful au- ing her that the present ,location of to you in the name of Ireland alone, spires us all-for the redemption of Cork Aldermen's Visit. message in answer to an appeal was our country. hority or excuse, which cipher is Brixton Jail. The but in the name of all humanity for Mayor Lord the from ex-M.P.:Mr. Whitehouse, Aldermen de Roiste and Stockley the to man, who is dying be numerical cipher issued telegram was in the following terms: the life of this which the decision to allow think the "I "We ask no mercy, and we will gave the following account of their he holds sac.I.C.; "The Home Secretary informs me for a principle Lord Mayer of Cork to die in prison, visit to the Lord 'Mayor: make no compromise. the of in the hands is life His a political blunder of the first magni(2) Having this under his control; that the Lord Mayor of Cork is now red. Food of all sorts was placed near pettle." British "The civilised world dare not conSecretary. Chief Prison.-in Brixton intervene, if I gladly tude. would his pillow. True, the doctor -ser(8) Being in possession of a docuA FRENCH COMMENT. any appeal of mine could lead es -en vant of this officialism is showing tinue to look on indifferent. But if ent containing statements likely Irish Office, London." the rulers of earth fail us we have prevailing, wiser counsels now to of Majesty; Cork arrived Matin his himself to of Le humane and Mayor in kind. Terence The Lord M. Louis Forest, cause disaffection but I fear that the latest declara- MacSwiney is as calm, as thought- yet sure succor in the Ruler of Heaat Paddington on Wednesday morn- Paris, says that, "thinking long and (This document was a resolution ven; and though to some impatient tions of Ministers preclude any such ac. the ful on my for others, 11 o'clock and affectionate in Corporation, after head between shortly my ing with Cork by hard, seed hope." his friendliness as of yore. And he hearts His judgments seem slow. nowledging the authority of and Irish mail train from Fishguard. He hands, I cannot explain to myself does not forget the Irish work is they never fail, they are overwhelmthe mentality of the British Cabinet 'edging allegiance to Dail Eireann.) was brought under a heavy escort. A TIMELY CHALLENGE. had arrangements going case." on in the world, elaborate and he en- ing and final." and Lord Mayor's the over (4) Being in possession of a copy Interviewed by the London Daily courages each of us to go away One cannot read these sentiments been made by the Government on ARCHBISHOP MANNIX'S f a speech he made when elected as Herald, Mr. Art O'Brien, of the I rash through the country, if need be, and of the Irish martyrs withOut realisLarge forces in London. his arrival MacCure MESSAGE. ccossor to Lord Mayor Self-Determination League, declared to speak in public and to do any- ing the holy spirit that infused these of police were held in readiness in 'n. George is'now willing Septem"If Mr. Lloyd on thing that may Archbishop Mannix action men of Christ. the vicinity of the station, and de. to discuss terms for the cessation of for our country's good. As a last The Lord Mayor, who has not tectives were to be seen on all parts ber 1st. issued the following stateIt is no wonder then that the mahostilities in Ireland, he can officially message he said it was much in his artaken of any food since his an Lordship ment: "The English people are not His of the platform. he ordeal the of persigns communicate with proper that the showed mind to say to all never to think terialistic minds that run the British looked pale and fatigued after his Primarily guilty of the tragedy sons, and his communication will 'to that the Masses and prayers for Government are unable to undergoing through. long journey, and bore traces of the is being enacted at Brixton Prison. him and for the principle his life stand such men; no wonder that the But in the eyes of all just melt- they -Courtesy English Catholic Herald. doubt be erisidered." When asked by the President effects of his hunger strike. fights for as unanswered though he British rulers, like their pagan promust share the guilt with the poliieut.-Col. James Smith, Stafford THE PROMISE TO IRELAND LLOYD GEORGE'S OFFER. and are a non-Catholic, folly and poet, and cruelty whose Irish economist himself may die. ticians, represent was well-known And indeed he he the if "A.B.," ire Regiment) KEPT. The Premier, as usual, attempted utters therein a great undying truth. totypes in the days of the early bringing the Mayor of Cork to his a genuine Ulsterman, contributed the following beautiful lines to the by counsel, free Christians, know no other way pi "Alive or dead, I shall be He is accused of London Times: death. one of his half-utter -and-then -deny untimely Roger Casement's Ward. The Lord Mayor said: within a month !" said Teter-lee Mac- no crime but that to which the vast combatting such idealism than reif -it-fail overtures. He stated that "LIGHTBRINGER." The Lord Mayor is lying in the peating the cry, "To the lions!" "I would like to say a word about Swiney to the court-martial which majority of his countrymen are he had offered release to the Lord posisame The ward in the prison hospital as Brixton Prison.-August 31, 1920. o'er proceedings here. he faced at Victoria Barracks, Cork. proud to plead guilty. Though he Mayor if the Sinn Feiners would -New Jersey Monitor. At-- should die, his spirit will live on." on is that I am Lord Mayor of The promise has been kept! guarantee that "murders would that in which Roger Casement spent See, though the oil be low, more purely still and higher GOD SAVE IRELAND. ork, and Chief Magistrate of this rested on August 12 at Cork the Lord watchers still The cease." ridiculous at- six weeks before his conviction. lamp! When this body's in the burns flame The BISHOP AMIGO'S APPEAL. ty, and I declare this Court illegal, Mayor had been on hunger -strike tempt was killed, the second stateGaze with unseeing eyes while the Promethean will, Dr. Amigo, Bishop of Southwark, d that all taking part in it are until Monday last, when he died. It ment came via a newsagency. The Untreated Light, the Everlasting Fire, hie to arrest under the Irish Re- THE KING'S HELPLESSNESS? dispatched the following telegram ran: "The Prime Minister has made Sustains itself against the torturers' desire to Mr. Lloyd George: bile. no offer, and has in no way varied as the fabled Titan chained upon the hill. Even Mr. Balfour, by the usual While "As Bishop of many Irish priests his original attitude." The President said the Lord May. "letter to a correspondent," atBurn on, shine here, thou immortality, until would be able to make a state- tempted to equate the King's posi- and people in the large Catholic dioWe too have lit our lamps at the funereal pyre; Mr. Griffith's Comment. will gi ye a of Southwark, I ask clemency ent afterwards, and asked him if tion with the Constitution, the Lon- cese Till we too can be noble, unshakable, undismayed: Mr. Griffith, Republican Acting objected to the personnel of the don Times of September 3rd last, for Cork's Lord Mayor, who is dying Till we too can burn with the holy flame, and know the on Premier's says, President, Resentment in my wilt be diocese. pain, over triumph can us within that There is urt. published broadcast the King's utter "offer": "The Government offers to And go to death alone, slowly and unafraid. The Lord Mayor: What I have uselessness in the situation that had very bitter if he is allowed to die." release them if they proclaim themin the The candles of God are already burning row on row, MR. O'GRADY TROUNCES covers that. arisen. His Majesty's private secselves murderers, and suggests it will again! heaven thy to fly Farewell, Lightbringer, LLOYD -GEORGE. retary, Lord Stamfordham, replying kill them in prison if they do not." "An Act of Presumption." Bottonney, Horatio of to the request Mr. James O'Grady, Labour M.P. When asked to plead, his lordship M.P., editor of John Bull, says: "A LEGEND, A SYMBOL." for South-East Leeds, has sent the and your Government -Yours, ed President Wilson and tlee other on 'd to the President: following to the Prime Minister: Presidential candidates as ffollews: "Balmoral Castle, Mr. E. R. Dodds, M.A., writes to "JAMES O'GRADY." per being way "Without in any "Dear Prime Minister, am thus WEDNESDAY 29th, 1920. find words sufficiently the Manchester Guardian, organ of "Aug. to "Hard NEXT, NOVEMBER 3rd., I consider it an act of pre- "Dear Mr. Bottomley,-Your letter addressing you because it is the cusstrong to condemn the barbarous High Anglicanism: TRADES UNION PROTEST. fit S p In ption to ask that question." to me in which you earnestly inter- tom of members of the House of dies of Congress in treatment of Terence MacSwiney. Union MacSwiney Terence "If the Trades At But I have The President then said he took cede for the King's prerogative on Commons so to do. Mr. J. H. Thomas British Labour should not stop at starvation in Brixton Prison his A Programme of 18 Items will be protests against treatment, but memory will be loved as the memothat the Lord Mayor refused to behalf of the Lord Mayor of Cork, misgivings in so doing in these terms Portsmouth, forward an emergency mo- mere effective action ries of Edward Fitzgerald and of has received the attention due to owing to the fact that one of my brought d. to the Lord Mayor should take such Government rendered by regard tion with race, is be the Lord Cork, Mayor of English of feeling on that the your sense public keen Gover), (Captain he prosecutor Cork. He said he had made every compelled to release MacSwiney at Robert Emmet and of Padraig at Brixton Prison, and of policy tuning the case, said that the such questions, and your intimate languishing the insane will have died He prevent Pearse are loved. effort to BOYS FROM you do not intervene and charges were grave, but their knowledge of the constitutional as- will dieeif release. in a more difficult way than any of of the Government from prevailing. once. his "There are too few men of the them, and yet with a more triumSecrevity was increased by the high pect of the case. You urge upon order Home the interviewed He "You claim to be a Celt! When- tary nearly a fortnight previous, heroic stuff of MacSwiney- in the His Majesty "an unconventional Prices : 3s. and 2s. Doors 7.30. ce held by the accused. phant gesture of spiritual victory. the step" -"an experiment worth try- ever did a Celt resist an appeal for and pointed out that there was no world, and the forces of Labour 'Alive or dead, I shall be a free man vidence of the finding of but would it not be unconsti- mercy! Let him die, and befor the Government's should compel his release." umentt was given by military ing"; justification in a month.' tutianal rathe3 unconvehtional, A Traitor te the Race. t nesses. conduct. On reading that mornfore the month is up he will be a "THE SLAYERS." would it not be dangerous for a symbol, a ghost haunting "If ever he did, then he was a ing's explanation given by Bonar unty Inspector Maunsell, R.I.C., and Sovereign Christensen, the U.S. Presiders; legend, to make such experi- traitor Government on tialMr.candidate the justifying Law, secret thoughts of every Irishd one document (produced) was the to the the race and to psyLabourers' and the ments upon the Constitution? You chology of the race. man. In Ireland a legend has the the ground that the Lord Mayor was Farmers' Party,of the py of a figure cipher used by aim Lloyd cabled to Lord Mayor. release of the at the officers power of many bayonets; and ghosts "Lord Mayor MacSwiney is a bro- a rebel, he recalled that Bonar Law George thus: cers of the R.I.C. and if the King were in fay live longer than men." It was the same as one he But ofeven of ours sentenced to two years' as much as anyone else had been resly. such a course it could only be ther "You have appalled the world by ponsible for fostering, both in Ulster imprisonment for a political offence. d in his possession, and it came our Sovereign's personal effected by the to the death DRIFTING INTO ETERNITY, o operation on July 28th. this action in the face of the advice of If your own offences in that direc- and Parliament, the spirit of rebel- your callous indifference of Bishop Fogarty, of Killaloe, on re received the deserts that your lion. It came with a bad grace throes of the heroic Lord Mayor r. his Ministers, and with the presum- tion The slayers of Joan of Arc turning from London to Ireland, Cipher Message. of twenty or more recent from him to excuse the Govern- Cork. able result of -their resignation; also opponents had excuses such as yours; so, too, described how he left Mr. MacSwinon such grounds. action Men's pure wool ment's Our prices for pure years you declare they deserve, he prosecution referred witness the further risk that the country at the executioners of Robert Emmet, ey slowly drifting into eternity, with rib -knitted sox Dr be committed to the torture The First Rebels. wool, silk or lisle sox a telegraph form, and asked was large might regard the price paid should and the hangman of Nathan Hale. the five million people of London British prisons for of the rest of your 4e. 6d. Jaeger's, Mr. Thomas asked the Congress, If the Lloyd George Government is looking on. re on it a copy of a message sent too high for the object attained, and natural life. to -day are below what blame His Majesty for creating a in the name of the whole organised not tyrannical, prove it by freeing him on August 11th. Men's heavy pure "And the strange thing is," he makers will replace of grave crisis a time at Deliberate Murder. the folpolitical to send movement, Labour Terence MacSwiney and withdraw- said, "that the great body of these itness: I find it is the same as wool rib -knitted sox, them for. ing your army of occupation from people have full sympathy with the cipher message I see here. On special national stress and anxiety." "Ent, like the politician that you lowing telegram to the Government: navy blue, 4e. 6d. "This Congress, representing six the soil of the Irish Republic " gust 11th I sent in cipher a mesand feel ashamed that Later appeals to the King include are, you are now in the good graces Mayor, Lord views workers, Men's pure wool It was addressed to "Cotter," messages from Dublin branches of of your opponents, and are THEIR and a half million Men's wool and cot. such an agony should be carried on UNIVERSAL SYMPATHY. action fine cashmere ch is the telegraphic address for the Comrades of the Great War, on strong man. If the Lord Mayor of with horror and indignation the Goinhuman Dr. the them by among ton English sox, 2s 6d The newspapers in New York, Chi- of the Government." pector-General, Dublin. The mes- behalf of Irish regiments, who fought Cork dies as the result of your stu- vernment's decision to allow the Jaeger sox 6s. 6d. We cago, and other large centres in the Cork to die. Men's pure wool e was deciphered yesterday: pidity and mulish obstinacy, then Lord Mayor ofthe in France, Flanders, and Gallipoli. Government that United States, have for weeks past Cashmere sox with Men's pure wool "PROSTRATE": BUT BRAVE. the charge of deliberate murder can wish to remind "The Admiral can do nothing A ROYAL PRECEDENT? rebellion was first practised by those displayed outside their offices bulyou. against levelled justly colored clox, 7s. 6d. be in visiting fine Nfannix, cashmere ill he knows the number of priEnglish Archbishop If the statement appearing elseare condemning to death those letins showing the latest news rehunger -strikers, ers, whether "With airy gestures and political who and Ss. 6d. Lord Mayor of Cork in Brixton sox 4e. 6d. and 5. 6d. in this issue, which Colonel phrases are fighting for freedom for ceived from time to time as to the the umber of escort, date and place where Prison, was accompanied by the you state that reconciliation who CarRepington alleges Sir their Edward country. condition of the Lord Mayor of Bishops of Killaloe and Ballarat. f embarkation, and destination. the British Empire with Ireland son made to him, be true, we have of 'We, in the name of the whole of Cork. Great crowds awaited the On leaving the prison the Bishop ot Signed), C.I., Cork." Men's American Lisle thread sox, plain black 3s. 6d the case of an English Monarch over- is imperative, yet you are the head the organised Labour movement, outside the newspaper of- Killaloe said in answer to enquiries Lord Mayor: I have some- riding his whole Ministry under a and fount of barbarty such as that would hold the Government respon- messages and 5s. 6d. Colors 4e. 6d. and 5s. 6d. fices. Prison. at Brixton perpetrated being that the Lord Mayor was "very The to say to this gentleman. and them death, remind for his threat of rebellion made te him by sible United States, the Ireland, From had doctor The prison Men's Art silk sox, colors, 6s. 9d. thing relevant about the code a man who was sworn to his allegi- Cannot even your vision comprehend such blind stupidity will ren- and from all parts of Great Britain prostrate." MacSwiney dies, that persuade the Lord between Irelaild the Lady Mayoress received mes- endeavoured to food, ance. If the statement be true, that, if Lord Mayorbetween us Irish- der reconciliation and said that Men's pure silk sox, reinforced in Lisle, heels, toes. rapprochement Mayor to take impossible. Britain almost and a fact of any person being in then in November, 1914, the English no from Also of sympathy. sages whether in "as soon as he became unable to and tops 9s. 6d. of such a 'ode, who is not Monarch was not only dispensing men and Englishmen, This was carried with acclamation. France, Italy, and Spain. might food liquid is posown will" or Wales, Scotland, use his England, ber of the Irish Republic, is his prerogative on the advice of his :TOO FEW LIKE MacSWINEY. he administered so as to preserve criminal conspiracy Ministers, but actually intervening sible? ce of AN AUSTRIAN PAPER. life. The Lord Mayor's answer Mr. Eugene Debs, the.veteran Am"The test of your sincerity of a t the Irish Republic. There- against his ministry. It is quite was that he was a soldier and not STREET, the HAY said dies," "If MacSwiney in giving that evidence, you do likely the statement is untrue, but rapprochement is the unconditional erican Labour leader, who is a canHe added that his didate for the U.S. Presidency, and Neue Freie Presse of Vienna, "if afraid of death. we wesume that in that case Col. release of Lord Mayor MacSwiney. indict me but yourself." the Good Hats Are" -Where exceptional entirely an case was all diverts reply to modern Winkelried in this a prisoner, present is at "If you do not assent to this proa Repington and Sir Edward Carson one, and that surrender "would e Court closed, 'and after will be called by his Majesty to ao- position, then Le dammed to you Mr. Griffith's message, has telegraph - the arrows of racial hate to his own ter of an hour reopened.

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count for it--for no statement made THE FINDINGS. What the Paris Journal (which, the most ardent English RepubThe President announced that the by with Le Matin. are the foremost to Ald. lican could be more injurious in the as describes the on The Bishop of Cork described in the London Times his visit France) newspapers in findings were "Not guilty" the of all serious men -if such minds In "To add a personal touch, let me say I have visited the first charge, and "Guilty" on the Agony of the Lord Mayor there be left in Britain -to the se- MacSwiney: "To put it mildly, in prison" says Dr. Cohalanl. of Cork Mayor Lord third, and fourth. second, an English jail has stirred the whole conwould that of the throne in that councurity anything saying against has careful and scrupulously Ireland, was I world, particularly SHALL BE FREE, ALIVE OR try. To have it publicly asserted firm him in his resolution to continue the hunger -strike. disturbed the feeling of humanity all "I DEAD, WITHIN A MONTH." that in 1914 the Government at the over Great Britain. to The Lord Mayor said to me: false were who threat men of state to "I wish Mayor: Lord The is course I that in In Europe and America there limit to any term their oath of allegiance, and "Your lordship, my conscience is quite at ease aboutI the the tor- that I will put atrou receive Holy may impose as 1920 the same Monarch declares his ant taking. I made a general confession this morning. well widespread indignation over imprisonment of prepared himself so in be not is vested again prerogative never I might I take. morning. will turing of Ald. Terence MacSwrnev, I every action of the Communion the Cork, in a result Thursday. but in his Ministers is a matter of for death. I gladly make the sacrifice. They are trying to break BA., T.D., Lord Mayor ofpapers es- have taken no food since gravity to be ignored by spirit of our people; my death will be an example and an appeal to our Brixton Prison. French Therefore, I will be free in a month." too much and appeals ot period this in published reigning house any for Ireland." have sacrifice every pecially President: On sentence to impri- the world's history. We refer read- young men to make in the warnings to the British Government. The Lord Mayor uttered these truly remarkable sentiments influen- sonment you will take no food? Carson ers to the feature: "How In England, where the most London to call his soul -the first week of September, yet God did not choose -and the papers, British Lord Mayor "I simply say that I 'Does' It." -a -half weeks later, tial of six sons -until noble most Ireland's of one of soul public of Times, and a great mass good has have decided the terms of my detenGRIFFITH APPEALS TO viz., October 25th. Whatever your Government opinion urged release, no tion. WORLD RULERS. may do, I shall be free, alive or dead, resulted. The following message was sent to The heroic Lord Mayor is dead. within a month." Kings, Presidents, and other heads Suddenly Deported in a British World-wide condemnation of the of States by Mr. Arthur Griffith: invincDestroyer. its in nglish Government "I inform your Majesty that the 'ble hatred, or at least, crass stuFrom the Dublin Freeman - we Lord Mayor of Cork and duly elected idity, has moreover, proved to be following c.,ncerning the deputy for Cork County, Ireland, the take of With the deaths of no avail. trial: was recently seized by the armed erence MacSwiney and the other His lordship, says our Cork corres- forces of England, arraigned before unger-strikers in Cork and Eng- pondent, was detained at Victoria English milita, y officers ant forcit ly and tremendous avenues for co,. Barracks after the courtmartial on deported from this country in an lecture are opened up. We confine Monday, and about half -past two on English war vessel, and he is now urselves to chronicling hereunder Tuesday morning was spirited away in imminent danger of death in Brixhe incidents relating to the first five from the barracks and conveyed, it ton Prison, London. eeks' incarceration of this valiant was believed, to England. "I recall to your Majesty the decoresrpondent clarations made by the heads of rishman, gathered from our latest Our Queenstown of hours early the rish and English exchenges: in that states Allied and neutral States when tlic Tuesday morning a military motor Burgomaster of Brussels was treated lorry reached there with the Lord with a lesser indignity and harsh-

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and Horan went in and made 43. The Clifford batted first, score. very Clifford fielding of Newbey's team was 126. to make McCorry proved a reliable with goloshes as an incentive to at- managed 66, good. made and innings, fair batted a did and Gibbs Hynes slips. man at 27. tend in future. with and Williams came next but they rtresnt tonfothethbeoW.gt.mNdetTer's team There is a movement on foot to Clune's team batted now, next all form a "Gentlemen's Team" when score Clifford's reach Horan has many good 51. Percy Davidson and Dan failed towere I year. drawn, their total befor 31 bowlers, Moate and himself figurArclogh will take the heavy leads, stumps Byron and Bryant, withcau54. The former ing among the best. whilst Charlie Hughes will appear in ing very batted took seven wickets. ruberised shoes. Billy Wetb and 20 respectively, Butts- special tiously, and kept Clifford's bowlers put one up from Nurse tofollowed, Spenser played Horan next, and a la Carter. act will at check. worth. Jameson, who Horan again lost, though he fought Members who are still in posses- in On Saturday following the W to win. Spenser has a batscored a brace, and then hit one sion of their club fees are reminded -Nurse Clune met and defeated hard (By "WATTLE.") ting team, and only one bowler, R. hard back to the bowlerMeek secretaries Tully and Prender- nesday. that batted Clune was Oval. at the still he managed to beat who held the chance. are willing to issue receipts for Byrne but his leg in gist they went down fairly Fulton; five first, of Horan. The next match was ClifTHE GREAT DISAPPOINTthe next to go. He gkstfrom Nurse, a monetary consideration quickly for 99 runs. J. Clune (32), MENT. the latter going in v. Newbey, front of a straight one innings ton shillings. only the was (19) were At first the luck seemed and had to retire. His An early start helps towards a and Abbott K. Byrne to bat. The meeting of our representatives couof note. suddenly against Clifton, till he cricket, so a good one, although he gave aSteele, win. There is a minor scores worthy with three-point capturball. with the cream of Englishhad the well at the ple of unaccepted chances. one of their best bats, N. at stake, and every sup- did very Byrne then bat - bowled long looked forward to, (ab- premiership runs. 42 for 9 Heinrichs ing of unique place the caught No in Newbey had been witness Rush, to wants batting welted soles, in in porter eleventh hour to be abandoned. but they were dismissed hap- sent), gave a splendid displayfree. Children's Tan Calf SANDALS, all8/6.solid leather, the third bowl. Clifton has persight of the two clubs fighting out ted, greater disappointment could for 41. Jerry Chine on time He scored quick 40. even juveniles. an the debest team in the haps the also in black calf, 4 to 6, 7/8; 7 to 10, for getting final. luck the Vesty pen. It was rotten a whilst 2 21, gave for and six 7 to 1, 2 bowled wickets, supSHOES, the keen and and Surfing He has many reliable bowlers, ly all round A good sportsman Children's and Ladies' White votees of the summer game. It was four for 18. the fine exhibtion of running between excellent fieldsman, Guhl. Clifin the person of Jim O'Reilly Byrne captured to 6, 3/2; Men's, 3/9. no fault of our visitors that Strinfailed to come an made porter Pym and had Clifford who Guy, Mary" covered St. of -captain, Bells vice SHOES, his wickets. "The ton got six wickets, Lace heard Canvas the Ladies' Extra Special White genie had to be abandoned. kept 11, went before Steele. He did not has and time again caus- McAuliffe, and Wing doing the rest. him. He left for the Har- to any decision, gent quarantine regulations evenCuban Heels, 16/9; same in tie SHOES, 15/9. from Butte - calling a draw. In this match Clifford's Clifton's team then went in, and tongue arid get properly on to one bour city on Saturday last, accom- ed them prisoners until yesterday five wickets made 95. an with runs held 40 Ladies' Tan and Grey Suede Co urt SHOES, made mid-off at team goodof Rowe made sufHe and McAuliffe of and messages many by foamed ing -too late to make a stay Pym's team had batted the highest scores. down. buckle, 22/6. It worth, folNewbey easy chance. Steele was outtothrough will. tongue a nd buckle with SHOES, batted Court ficient duration in these parts. Nurse. first, and made 119. Young Ladies' Fine Glace Kid regula- lifting one from Blundell lowed, but was dismissed for 21. It 75. CRICKET ON THE GOLDwas hoped that perhaps the very cautiously, and knocked up two sewn soles, 18/6. was Clifton's match from the start. little to Healy and Hill were now partners, round or raised shape, soles, FIELDS, welted SHOES, tions would be stretched a was Sunday, day, pace Derby the Calf following Tan's The Men's not and the former was forcing When time was called the scores meet this special, but it with his The summer pastime is in full matches were completed. Clifford were: Newbey, 71; Clifton, 126. 27/8. and pleasing the spectators BOOTS, raised or round shapes, to be, and so the EnglishmenIt go Derby for Two Calf andposiCtilounneofandteaCmlifs. goldfields. Willow lasted on the only ByrneThe Tan again Hill Men's swing is bright display. The next matches will be Clifton East without playing here. formed, ford tiedd. derfcleate He was bowled with _strong associations have 24/6, 27/6. get a three balls. versus Horan and Spenser versus suede, and calf. 9/11. thought likely that we may now showed the Goldfields Cricket Association is as ollowsMen's Flexible Summer SLIPPERS, in tan, Newbey. The points now are: Clifthe third. The board match here next Easter, but while AssoRate Healey, First joined Goldfields Pts. the D. and L. Stokes 2; Newbey, 2; Hor"half- 7-0-192. P. W. Spenser, ton, 2; this will be the proverbial interest in his There are five clubs 4 an, 0. 2 ciation. six runs added, lost 1 A hard-fought competition Clifford.. 3 loaf," nothing like the same follow- who, with 5 is anticipated. 3 1 .. 4 wicket through an attempt to steal the former, and eight in the latter. will be aroused among local so Clune W.A.C.A. a rug. Stokes had just opened his Several matches have been played Pym 3 3 3 ers of the game. The 2 2 far, and interest is gradually grow- Byrne 2 the account when he was clean bowled 4 . UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS. RACING. had laid out something in The last man was ing. Players are beginning to strike by Blundell. JUNIORS. vicinity of £200 in initial expenses long enough form with both bat and ball. Playand Murray Streets, Perth, lasted he and Wellington Murphy, body. that for loss heavy a successful a The WA.T.C. had hoisted, ing for Boulder City against R.S A., The first cricket colour competito see the two hundred by "Frosty" Moore, by brisk batting, to- tion match of the season was played two-day meeting last week. The a West Australian XI. V. Second XL when Johnson was skittled for a out. gether with Alec. Redman, pulled between Dawson and Lithgo on cricket being "off," accounted The WA.C.A. Ground never look- Evans. Murphy was 3 not on, BOULDER. The racing, hownastic was said to be a sure thing and the game out of the fire for the form- Wednesday, 20th. inst. The latter big attendance. The Second XI. followed ed better than it did on theofoccaKALGOORLIE usual standfor Harry Cribb, and it certainly is, not up to the iii ever, was four for With 7. batted the for moment. and 3 critical first, a in lost er at went sec- WRIGHT-CRAIG WEDDING. Fogarty sion of the commencement sward at call of time had Joe from it won he for ard. much wickets down for 42, and their op- -hours for the total -of 133. Dawson Many The game was productive ofwith SPORTS ond and L. Jennings third. above match. The greentable, and a portents having made 180, these two then went in, and just managed to C.B. COLLEGE ANNUALON On Wednesday, October 21st., at The batting, THE would have put their money on Joe good cricket. was as level as a billiard a On Monday last at the Labour CORINTH OUTDONE win narrowly by 7 runs within the of notable exceptions, was players, with some of the best and is All Hallows' Church, Boulder, couple Fogarty in such a state that ground -fielding of MILE. name the for capGOLDEN Fogarty, the Fremantleites fo'r Day Sports, An bright. but pretty wedding was solquiet three hours. The chief incident of The fielding was perhaps most brisk batting seen here of should have been a pleasure. that athletics in one to conjure with of the three Trotting two out Chas. tured Mr. ant by being chestnuts game. innings the fine the pulled a parties time, the showed of was some the match emnised, wicket feature the the weakest inspectiorearf most kinds. Anyhow he didn't lose Henry Wright, of the firm of Buns*, (By Our Special Reporter.) scoring 124 and 51 re- Jack Clune, who made 76 not out, events. As is usual, the trotting exthe curatT had excelled all previous The slips fielding especially being of of the fire by Bowling could it by much. The boxing contests Philp and Co., Geraldton, and Miss on Sunday for thus greatly contributing to Daw- hibition was the most exhilarating spectively. The wicket looked good, a very poor character. efforts. If the ancients ofonGreece were reduced to three, and of these day, and proved the 6th, exhibition of J. Jones I folas Mundrmundi, October wicket against best were Mines win. Craig, also of Geraldton. The son's The detailed scores and was good. "The have leapt to lifeway to the Kal- the bout between Jim Quinn and Annie the On the following Saturday Mose- most popular. secured a bowling average of six for ceremony was performed by their have ever played on," was Harold lows:made and felt Alan Shepherd was the most excit- Rev. Dr. O'Hurley, Adm. performance. Lithgo have Seeing meritorious while a it. Dawson, would of ten, played ley they description Oval, Rowe's was expected Team. goorlie Shepherd Alan Australian Goodwood ing. course West own with its game On church first absence their the avenge the played to entered'the up C.Y.M.S. met Young, determined The bride for save that the State skipper run will. present a splendid quite at home, all the olympics of to win; he has a longer reach than her brother-in-law, Mr. Harry PitFirst Innings. the season against S.W. Boulder his previous narrow defeat. Con- Race Club nice tally of 121, it will readily be opponent, but shows signs too man, looking veryclainty indeed :11 Secretary of a charioteer, .. 12 of Al- trary to expectations, Moseley de- menu to city racegoers. b Meek .. United, and suffered defeat. "sported on the green" his granted that he was in a very good' R. Blundell, run days his susceptibility of the day ancient in the early 34 has adjusted .. Clydesdale Alex. .. admitout though defeated, they were sports gathering to the pulverising attentions, which a' pretty dress of ivory silk net, inC. Howard, feated Dawson easily, and just fail. position to pass an expert opinion for the day, and some in- to make the record tedly a much better side than their ed to gain a three -pointer, that is, weights let with fine blonde lace and finishlearold Rowe won the toss, and H. Rowe, c Halliday, b RobC.B.C., Kalgoorlie. the Given of 121 result. .. will racing teresting per- one boxer is wont to bestow on an- ed at waist with a large Georgian game, initial the aggrewic.. the Being the innings of inson opponents. to beat with one decided to make first use October 6th. was95 anin "ideally other. in these courteous encounters. knot of white glaice. a little ease off The bridal the shade the team could have been improved gate of the other side's two innings. fine weather and was it Blundell and Howard were L. Peckham, c Stokes, b R,obinket. Jim 'of day": counters cross by the Railway fect was The right it on, but several were given a try out. On the other pitch, Young went in with the train fares veil was very prettily arranged, with 71 in Perth -and the pioneer batsmen, and Robinson, to -effeceffectively very equal told to be Quinn day is sure 39 .. the blosDepartment, orange lamentand b Robinson was grateful the several last a of of the pearls fielding Randell. l.b.w., first, and scored slowly, who had been elected leader the vic- a circuit of tempered and toned by .. 36 The from tively enough to make him Rafferty A sheaf of lilies was carried, ably weak, but the bowling was hot wicket falling after two hours' play a -pleasant one. som. 2nd. XI., entrusted the attack to Christian, b Hill .. breeze -"a light breeze blew W. Rodda )eat Geoff tor. 0 altogethet Robinson the in an possesses c Murphy,'b came 32, runs The society well with completed did Renfrey, stuff. The 116. Livesley which for Murphy and Hill. in a contest whit h was a splendid 11 To -night the 305th. electric light the gates of the sun." Miss Doreen persons of J. McCarthy, J. ,gennan, while Gill with 21 and Grogan with slowly. Both batsmen were playing Evans, b Hill .. a number of study in foot work for anyone want- charming toilette. was There were, as usual,present and meeting of the W.A.T.A. will be Buttsworth, c Healey, lo Robinand D. Curtin three of thT finest 9 were those to get second at the ing to observe what can be done in Rayner, niece of the bride, cautiously. When Blundell had scorthe at grounds at the out carried Kalgoorlie to very pretty' AssociaRate in First looked visitors and the bowlers in of that direction. A guard frustrated, bridesmaid, third highest scores for Young. ed a dozen a change was made of Hay -street. Last week the sports, and as usual also, some the frock of white tu*. little a sweet tion: but as has been pointed out, -Lithgo went in to stonewall, for if foot in Meek, who replaced Borthwick, c Jameson, b Robin at the attack. to nought, expressed surprisearid at the and an attack brought with narrow satin bands fielding was responsible for the he could keep batting for an hour meeting was a pronounced a sue-ars. Hill, proved successful, getting Blurs record them do not depend most on celerity with trimmed constituted .. 2 the freshness of the Oval deterioration in their averages. Mc- the match would be declared a draw and theof tote tiny pink rose buds, with which dell -clean bowled-in his first over. Nurse, not out Xmas meetings. The physique of the boys. When will the hands, or the "Mars eye" which and 22 Carthy secured 4 wickets for 50, and on time. a large black hat. She Sundries .. However, owing to the outside wasthe wore batsman, though she. doubtThe departing judges an opponent's next move. It high class right through. Melbpurne people cease these bouquet of pink Our chief run fine bowling of Lanigan and Young, racing Brennan 2 for 45. somewhat on the slow side, had Once more let was in brilliant foot work that Rod- carried a dainty Cole Queen's victory in the big ful compliments? and fern, and wore a Harold Rowe getters were D. Curtin and J. Con- he failed in this, Lanigan dismissing and carnations green shown good form. are of a there hands the hands popolar his da made that re- the last man five minutes before the handicap proved a very them brooch, the and 9 17 tell pearl of totals 11., with cameo immediatearid for 34; way, nil beautiful wicket, the fields, to -Murphy, went Bowling. are fields in Kalgoorlie, and wheat conqueror, and Rafferty will do wer gift of the bridegroom. Mr. Greg. The scores were: S.W. hour for the total of 24. W. Lithgo, one. Patrons of the grandstana He was ap- Hill, two for 78; Meek, one for 47: spectively. ly became aggressive. footballers to "study his steps." 66. The dif- the captain, was the only one to do now admitted to the birdcage free and orange trees, and the duties of best fulfilled Hickey as plauded for quite a number of hard Robinson, six for 97: Halliday, nil Boulder, 120; C.Y.M.S., again, was The most promising of the boxing man. The Wedding March to any good for the losers, for he went of any further charge. that can beat Melbourne drives, and then set down to play for 53; Johnson, nil for 48; Guy, nil ference in the score is attributed Jim played by Miss Hylda Tyers. contests was that between they've done before. some of the bowlers throwing up in first and carried his bat, cricket that sparkled throughout- for 9; Healey, nil for 12. The importance the win- Cairnduff and W. English. per exafter left fielding of lazy Wright Mrs. and cricket order and of stuff, easy In Mr. champagne very the -On Sunday Young's men determintakes first former was the victor, but before Second Eleven. Howard for their future home in Gerour opponent's had caught up. ning of the College Cup while at the other end, up their victory, over W.A. CRICKET ASSOCIATION. this year fell to English was caned away on his shield press First Innings. If Rowe's The bride travelled in a The next match will be against ed to follow place. The honour plodded along wearily. up a brilliant there was a splendid exhibition of aldton. 40 Moonta Turks!, on the Horseshoe Lithgo, and confidently met Daw.. put char.. who Nurse b then WESTERN V. Meek,'lb.w., smart frock of prune O'Brien, champagne, ENGLAND very the D. was cricket afterand were Lithgo Moseley the acson. of the 6 application .. orthodox match. throughout last the Christian of b successful AUSTRALIA. Robinson, Inn, who were meuse, with touches of sand; leg. performance Howard's was the stale ale conclusions on the other finished the College knowledged principles of the art of horn hat trimmed with fruit, who and We anticipate an easy victory, and drying noon, game. The crowd cheered ironical- Halliday, c Buttsworth, b Pack 3-5 10 toss, Young, winning the Yards) in * boxing. Jim Cairnduff is the young. at to record same to THE RE- pitch. Championship (100 ly whenever he scored, and but for The est son of Mr. Alex Cairnduff, who to bat, and great sent Dawson time. .. 2 expect Jamieson, c ancdb Nurse .. Mrs. J. T. Kilgariff, of Port Auguis CORD. seconds, almost record the solatium of Rowe's brilliant diswas the jubilation of his team when secured by Ken has been foremost as a "sport" on ta, is at present on a visit to het to Guy, c Rowe, b Buttsworth .. 11 CRICKET was Cup ASSOCIATION Junior play, would have been bored promise, the fields since the adays when KaDawson was dismissed for the low up Steele, c Nurse, b Blundell .. 40 GROUND. Boulder. CRICKET AT NEW NORCIA. A great cheer went Leahy, an athlete of great death. total of 57, Lanigan obtaining 8 out of a pos- nowna was queen of the eastern des- parents in .. 45 who secured 20 points when the Subiaco man was givers Healey, run out .. .. Lanigan and Gil wickets ?tor 30. 1 The young boxer is the College Cup vic- ert spaces. In sojourn in Boulder. TO -DAY, SENIORS. a long 25. After sible run out. He had scored 34 in some- Stokes, b Blundell.. opened for Young. and Lanigan 0 and Mr. Pat Conway has shaken the dust closely follow- built of muscle and sinews tory, the winner was thing over two hours. This kind Hill, b Blundell Keen interest is being taken in the left the wickets after making 12. .. 3 as runner-up, and fibres, that will add many victories of the Goldfields from his feet, and 110th. OCTOBER O'Brien G. SATURDAY, by every by ed of batting will not popularise the Johnson, b Evans .... "compo." cricket and After that disaster overtook Young. 0 senior to his list before he is twenty-one, is entering into business at FremanThe second Neither will the actions of Murphy, not out L. Fels third. game. Seniors. So far, this A rot set in, and the whole side was .. 17 boy in the has Junior Cup went and his opponent, W. English, is tle. Mr. Conway, who was tendered 11.30 a.m. Sundries .. third places in the one of the 2nd. XI., who seeasingly been so evenly con- dismissed for the miserable suns of competition Mr. W. Angus with hardly an inch behind him. and Cawley farewell in All Hallows' Hall last W. to been had forgotten his boots, and held up have only wins two tested that 46. Gill, with 27, and Lanigan, with respectively. Brew was greatly pleased at the aweek, will be greatly missed in this 12 points and 6 points ADMISSION: play for a considerable time while of the matches 12. were the only ones to reach dourest the recorded, years, 14 held of boxers sets under way the three Cup, and especially by his late ern; College town, one for 52; being drawn, as time did riot perThe he tried on the brogues of his fellow Bowling.-Buttsworth, 2/6 .. "doers" they Grandstand of ble figurgs. the fort, and the floor, while field J. Sheehan, with whom striving ployer,sMr. a set fieldsman. It was really farcical, Christian, one for 40; Packham. one mit them to be finished. 1/but in the had it. There is not space enough he has been employed since leaving The match between Lithgo and Ground .. anxious to outdo Athens, and the spectators quickly gave for 23; Nurse, two for 27: Renfrey, The first week-day series of mat- Moseley, although also marked by out that none were to spare in THE RECORD to de school. We wish the genial Pat Packham nil for 25; Blundell, three for 9; turned it end 19th. G. Heath, vent to their feelings. and R. Monday, J. Farley on W. commenced outches interesting. of low scores, was very scribe all the other races, so we success in his new undertakable to rise to the height was next, and had a few narrow es- Evans, one for 11. Secretaries. the must conclude with congratulatans every inst., when Byrne met Clune. Byrne Lithgo batted first, and took the He ing. doing Pat Gowans, to whom capes before he settled down. Moseley 62. Second Innings. won the toss, and Clune's team bat- field after making McConnell to the president, Rev. Bro. Nolan, to fell 34. He victory coveted batted very breezily for his but men their of 1 five With Blundell ted first. in to bat rather confidently, second and third all the committee, the judges, and his Murphy, c Howard, b To the Members of and T. Moore were O'Brien gave a couple of chances, Jerry went 0 out, they declared for 176. b Christian .. was the officials, for a splendidly conducted but Lithgo and Hennessey, the two D. respectively. display was a forceful one. He hit Johnson, 1 ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, .. Clune, with 84, W. Bryant 4i, and bowlers, kept a splendid length, and Championship, sports meeting, which put up a reCollege the of He touched a rising one Stokes, not c out winner two 6's. main the BOULDER, were Randell, by ChrisV. Byrne 29 not out, the "cracks" were dismissed very Nobody EVER changes with K. Leahy second. Much inter- cord in attendance, a record in enfrom Robinson, and Stokes, behind Jamieson, With cheaply, scorers for Clune's team. and like Dawson, Moseley Junior Cham- tries, and a record in financial help the sticks, accepted the chance. In Robinson, not out .. est was shown in the depends 5 an hour to go, Byrne went in to bat, had practically given up hope when on it from ever generous patrons. Mr. P. II.A.C.B.S. 45 minutes Rowe and Peckham had pionship, and much but when stumps were drawn there Alan last man, by three fine presented the College Cup, added 100 runs to the score. Rowe for future sports meetings.and the Lynch .. 7 were four out for 88. P. McCabe 39, O'Leary, the Three wickets for .. REMEMBER successive leg strokes, won and the afternoon tea was dispensed winner, the was Shepherd continued until his score had reachsuccess. 7; most for the Bowling. -Blundell, one and Butler 14 were Gowmatch, and was clean bowled next a committee of ladies composed Robinson, ed 121, when he mishit second place was taken byofK. these by Mesdames Your Meeting is Next Friday two for nil. ful scorers for Byrne's team. Casson, Leen, Sayers, Nall by Hennessey with the score of The performances BE THERE, and bring_ ans. and Halliday caught him in the Christian, The whole -day series commenced at 66. the fifty - and Halton, and Misses Quinn, Hat- Nicht. and athletes. the PREMIE young slips. His was a great effort. He PLAY? two THEY Clifford Friend WILL on Wednesday, 21st. inst. with tori, Hehir, and Sheedy. The press BRANCHto in Join and the State. On Monday evening Moseley and odd competitors associated batted in quite his best display, grounds, College the as just on Clune J. met and 120 announcement, Bro. Kent and latest Rev. The 100, Secretary, CONWAY, P. them in the events, 75, of the excel- stewards, scored at the rate of a little over a these notes go to press, is that all whilst Pym and Byrne tried conclu- Young commenced a match to finish O'Meara, kept the statistics of the writing He gave no chan7 King -street, Boulder. run per minute. yards, are a guarantee Both of these the round, which at time of to sions at the Oval. and races in a way fit for Knibb's himwith hope of a match has not yet been date The points ces, and treated the attack of is in progress. lence of senior events next year race and, unfinished. the of were matches sports The secretary next year's only is self, and it The senior bicycle scant respect. His stay at the wic- abandoned. are: Moseley and Dawson, 4: Young, afterwards. JAMES SHEAHAN announces that there may, course, ties were the result. contest. Dan that can do anything to improve on kets was thoroughly enjoyed by the W.A.C.A. made an exciting on on Saturday. It Pym's leans batted well against 2; Lithgo, 0. year's victor, was fav- the great doings of October 6th. GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Randell and Christian after all, be a gamethat last spectators. White, and (451 Pym -day 156. one a making JUVENILES. Byrne, way a for it's succeeded the Kalgoorlie Oval, The latter is now suggested WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT.. were now associated. ourite, but Dave Power wreath by should be played. Play would Young (30) were the two chief scorin Kalgoorlie to keep on The juvenile cricket captains were started soundly, but Randell was match in snatching off his laurel junior bi- we haveimprovement Piessostreet, Boulder. Byrne then batted, and at elected at 11.30 a.m., and stumps ers. to perfection, adding The the same time as the at wheel. a of scratchy. Alii,adually he improved, commence means d swan Choicest Quality Only. Call an three For were there time 6 p.m. that call of until super -perfection shows The captains were! Horand broulafwaff some fine shots. A will be drawn at cycle race, after a bewilderingly of juniors. Inspect our Underground Dairy two captured Bryant 13. are for he when Clifton. wrong was and credit the cover to Shakespeare Spenser, Sydney. past in Trial Match couple that travelled close finish, was judged Produce Department. these wickets. The other match. an, Newbey, Allen lowed the celebrated character to was played on Satpoint were real gems. Christian. of Alan Shepherd, with W. bicycle Sides led by H. L. Collins and C. Clifford v. Clune, was rather slow, The first match Horan. class as ridiculous excess the splenNewbey played too, executed some fine off strokes, G. Macartney met at the Sydney and neither side got a real: high urday. second. The Old Collegians' lily. the painting task of past contested, did and appears to have retained race (one mile) was well J. W. SHEEHAN Cricket Ground last Saturday. UnMcseason's form. The two North Perth fortunately rain interfered with the conquering hero beinga Verdi PRIME BEEF BUTCHER, clubmen were still together when play. Collins' XI. ran up 7 for 159, ST. MARY'S BRANCH, KALMahon, with Bill Reeves wheel beTROTTING stumps were drawn, with the sc.ire of which J. M. Taylor made 91 not hind him, and Owen McCourt third. Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. GOORLIE. TROTTING Telephone 488. standing at 4-290, Christian being out and Oldfield 51. Hendry, 3 for The 100 yards' sprint was a fine ex34 and Randell 17. of excellence in athletics, for 46, securhibition four Trennery, Maritana Street, Picadilly. and 45, H.A.C.B.S. a (Because Swan Never Changes). Play commenced about. 10 minutes ed the wickets. No further particu"field" that tried for it being the Telephone 479 virpast midday on Monday. Hill bowl- lars of the game are yet to hand, fSS'L splendid specimens of goldfields its Fortnightly Meeting on Tuesday ed to Christian, who scored a couility. Bert Fels went home withlost & CRUSE J. Perry and belt, MANNION ple, then later in attempting to turn his in ASSOCIAare scalp Members SENIOR MATTING "the in St. Mary's Hall. one to leg, was bowled off his pads. THE GOLDFIELDS UNDERit by what they call in Sligosports TION. earnestly requested to Roll Up. this In TAKERS. Renfrey, who was next, chased an teeth." his of skin Fixtures for to-day are: were off ball from Robinson that Sew meeting, as in all others, there ran." Contributions received any week 18 HANNAN ST., KALGOORLI Claremont Hospital for Insane v. from the bat straight to Murphy in scores and scores who "also Because we un Claremont. to be dis- day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. by the Why Do We Lead? them for the slips, and the batsman had to Australs, at No. Association need no is There EsAustralian 1, v. Railways, Secretary. The West derstand oar business. C.Y.M.S., retire without opening his account. couraged, for it takes an athlete to Secretary, J. HILL, S. 2. No. planade in before he had and sports (Incorporated.) Evans was next, 'Phone, 327. be a victor at a C.B.C. C.Y.M.S., No. 2, v. Cosmopolitans, saw the been long at the wickets he A. R. FLINT, Secretary. Kalgoorlie; it is not as though The No. 1. Randell lose his wicket, l.b.w. He Wellington Square, were coast athletes. CLOHESY, OOZIER, and CO., THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. contestants WelScheme, Wheat v. Sandovers aggresthe had made 37, not in his usual novelty races were, as usual, the (Late Foreman and Carver, Day No. 2. P. J. RUSSELL and sive style, but, after the first cou- lington Square, bye. amusement, much of cause and Co.). Riverside, a Butts ple of overs, sound enough. most intelligent of this class of race The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Briefiets. worth joined Evans, only to see 8 was the musical chairs. Walter Ax SCULPTORS. &c MONUMENTAL Ties, Underwear, runs added, when the latter was SO many lurk Association ford was the winner, Kevin O'Keefe The contest between "Cossies" and Borthwick, The West Australian perils clean -bowled by Hill. In this skate race, HANNAN ST., KALGOORLIE strenube second. coining will 2 team Number the that cut a behind who followed, hit solidly from the ous. which is always a win to Boulder, Office: No. 48, 2nd. Floor, A.M.P INCORPORATED (Opposite Post Office). of that Nothing daunted by such keeping handy a pot He scored most freely on start. BUILDINGS. W. Allen was first, Joe Butler secCaptain Preston's healer, Zam- prefoes, great antiseptic In the the leg-side, and was particularly doughty Riley third. necessary Pat of defeat. and hear and ond, not will wise men merry is Buk, like 169 BEAUFORTSTREZT in Works parodies BOULDER nothing is which PELLEW'S severe an Halliday. One over from Confidence is half the battle. race, There wheelbarrow caution. for soothing, purifyPERTH the left hander yielded twenty-one and blood the splendid inven- For BOY'S and MEN'S SUITS, also Zam-Buk Down on the Esplanade the first Th flesh healing wound. and de Vinci, Dan runs. Buttsworth also was laying eleven BALE, Secretary. ing. Leonardo Railways tion of the entertain herwill MERCERY. and HIGH-CLASS unique composition the wood on, and runs were coming to the art of willow wielding. On 27th. and 29th. DECEMBER, 1920. arid White and Keith Reeves were the bal origin of Zam-Buk, have When 23 the fast bowler present form this should be an exerfreely. 1921. barrow, and Maurice Gleeson first rollbility JANUARY, 3rd. great and its 1st. mishit one off Robinson, and Healey cise gallop for the side under the in most and F. O'Brien second. won for it a plac Zam-Buk caught it. Nurse was the last man captaincy of Jack Minihan. household.. Has7 The three gymnasium races were to in yours in, and had just broken his "duck" us* Monday, let November place returned CLOSE has a Events Leahy Principal exceedingly fair in their results, giv"Googse" for NOMINATIONS when Borthwick skied one, and Jam- the fold, and should he strike form at5p.m. ing pride of place respectively to reThe total ieson did the needful. presentatives of Kurrawang, Kal"Wisden's specials" will have many The Three' B's mean was 400. A. R. FLINT, Secretary off. and Boulder. The sub -junior knocked goorlie cover a Robinson, six for 97, bowled well practice nets are in operagymnastic was a soft snap to KurTwo average. the bowling are and secured Kurrawang is the place rawang. twice a week. Both teams still After lunch Meek and Robinson tion in strong numbers, but where V.C.'s come from, and Alvin opened up for the Seconds. Butts out Reputabe welcome. Massey and Tom Condon, coming would more bowlwere the worth and Christian first and second respectively in this should not be stood on. ers. The batsmen carried the score tions race, showed the way they do things Beasley will in all probabilLimited. for to 38, when Robinson, who had play ityJack Company, on Saturday. Kurrawang Insurance flannels the on in Kurrawang. pull a the ed uninteresting cricket for half up dishes PERTH, -back E. Robinson came third. half -STREET, Subiaco BARRACK The IN ever! BUILDINGS, REQUIREMENT SAMSON'S EVERY mercarried was dozen, pulled one on to histowicket. speed The junior gymnastic score real goods, and is some PLATE GLASS, PRINTING: He had taken 40 minutes followed, .ff by Martin McMorrow, G. Irvine FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, chant with the ball. Tickets, Programmes, Halliday and his six runs. rid J. Pauley being second Despite the threateninga elements LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST &c. his Books, EMPLOYERS' Union Art and atgood and showed great enterprise in-one last, respectively. The senior gym. evening third Tuesday on PRESS. RECORD quickly RATES BRYANS-W.A. to CURRENT methods: he scored themselves presented tendance He over producing a baker's dozen. the coaches. Those who are afraid reached 39 in 33 minutes, and then of the damp grass will be provided

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News of the Archdiocese

Death of lord Mayor MacSwiney

The Boys

from Clontarf

Bridgetown

MIDLAND JUNCTION.

CONVENT OF MERCY. A grand confetti carnival, in a:d AT MELROSE THEATRE. At the recent T.C.L. music exa- of St. Bngid's Convent School, is CABLE DESPATCHED. CALENDAR. held by Mr. Mallinsen, the to be held in the Midland junction mination On next Wednesday, November the boys from the Clontarf Or- following pupils were successful:- Town Hall on Thursday, November (G reen )-Twen tySun., Oct. 31 On Wednesday afternoon the Irish National Association despatch. 3rd., Higher Local: Frances Clarke 4th. A cabaret orchestra from Perth phanage will give a combined enterthird Sunday after Pentecost. ed the following cablegram to the Old Land:will supply the music, and several tainment in the Melrose Theatre, (pass). Mon., Nov. 1 (White)-Feast of all Lake novelties to Midland will be introSenior Division: Veronica ' A Catholic Nowsoastor is PactoiMealioopotuoChtiosioa.-LEO. X111. Murray -street. The whole of the proSaints. "Donal O'Callaghan, Deputy Lord Mayor, Cork, Ireland. (pass). Lake (honours), Eva The organiser, Miss L. Petduced. be performed by the will Tues., Nov. 2 (Black)-Commemora"Irish citizens Westralia mourn death Lord Mayor MacSwiney, gramme Intermediate Division: Olive Gray tit, reports that the tickets are sellboys, and will be as diversified as ti6n of All Souls. PERTH. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30th.., 1920. latest martyr to alien rule. ing very well, and it is anticipated boys can make it. This (honours). two hundred Wed., Nov. 3 (White)-Of the Oc- noble patriot, and "WALTER DWYER, President. Junior Division: Jean Smith (hon- that the carnival will be a financial appeal for patronage should not fall tave of all Saints. "JAMES DOWLING, Secretary." short of its mark. Tickets, which ours), Moy Cutmore, Bon Smith, and enjoyable success. Thurs., Nov. 4 (White)-St. Charles, almost Edith Blechynden (pass). circulation, are in wide Bishop. A large circle of friends gathered Preparatory Division: Mary Dra- at St. Brigid's Church recently guarantee the "house" being crowdto Fri., Nov. 5 (White)-Of the Octave (hon- witness the marriage ceremony perDavies On Monday morning last, the muffled bells of Death in Cork City Nancy (honours), per reward Surely part. Saints. in every all ed of in its Lord Mayor, tolled the passing of the soul of Terence MacSwiney,Ireland must be meted out, for who has not ours), Sylvia Hill, Harold Marcus- formed between Edward Charles Sat., Nov. 6 (White)-Of the Octave conwas he in force of law martial the By prison. Olive Clifford (pass). an English benefitted in some. way or other seri. of all Saints. of Midland Junction, and Miss alien Government of Ireland, and sent as First Steps: Georgina Switsur, Philp, demned as an enemy of the Band? Boys' from the Clontarf of BY THE LATE Rose Ellen Howard, daughter hands of Brita malefactor to eat the bread of a criminal from -the of His Lordship Dr. Gibney will on Every deserving object has been as- Dorothy Scott, eJan Davies, Alice Mr. Frederick Howard, of London. of the City Magistrate Chief duly elected the was Blechynden, Eileen Connell (pass). Rev. Father Butler joined the..couish gaolers. He anthe 85th. and the Chrisboys, next celebrate by these Monday sisted conthe had Tomas MacCurtain. He Cork, the successor of the murdered The venerTheir cotian Brothers in charge. Commercial Examination. ple in holy bonds. The bride was the intellec- niversary of his birth. fidence of the vast body of the citizens, and was amongst Bishop still keeps his faculties operation had only to be asked, and essentials of ideal- able Results of Commercial Examina- formerly a member of theofCathedral tuals of a nation where intellect is clarified by thepeople, notwithnot and Should time, given. by freely. undimmed it was Mary, public high in held in connection with Nation- branch of the Children ity and supernaturalism-he was a man of the lofty, and everyone, then, reward these little tion the standing his long coil of years, takes from Business College, Sydney, on 23rd London. his purposes esteem, his probity unquestionable, in the interest services to the al their a passing for all more than chaps fair a c3nfetti Children of Mary's The Ireland, in of September: political thought In conversaWe expect viewpoint of the new generation of the times. general community? Advanced Typewriting: Keith carnival of the 21st. inst. proved he was right, and that he subscribed topics get and just man. That he believed with him one may yet Melrose Theatre to be crowded out Haines, 91 per cent.. financially remarkably successful, the cause of Ireland Free by tion prewhich to the idealism of the men who consecrated We ask our old spirit night. of the Wednesday flashes on voluntarily by Advanced Bookkeeping: Cyril and socially. The girls worked hard he has conclusively proven prime. enterhis this their blood in Easter Week, of speak about vailed the days readers to in per grateful and are this about, and Cut to bring to of a criminal Ward, 86 per cent.; bread William refusing eat the his determinedly and tell and most tainment to their friends, Reader of THE RECORD and to their supporters for helping to 94 per cent. petuate, the hypocrisy of British law in Ireland. many friends throughout the tate them also that the cost of living ef- more, Intermediate Bookkeeping: Violet realise their expectations. Amongemancipator as the kindly institudeft tied war many have and the the great sure, are the Brothers will, we fects The knaves who have 91 per cent.; Nigel Haines, st those present were Rev, Fathers now drugging their consciences into thoughts and good wishes for his tion just as it does housewives in Walker, of the Little Nations, and who arerecurring per cent.; James Connell, 84 per Butler and Langmead, and visitors hypocrisies perpetrated by Lordship. Ad multos annos. their homes. We wish to record 90 a from surounding suburbs, also an acceptance of the frequently cent. rit:he of prisoner allowdead the Government will call this fact that the the so-called League of Nations. Elemntary Shorthand: Gas - number from Perth and even Cotte. The yellow, swindrawing of the monster Art The ance has not increased one tittle, kin, 96 per cent.; Gladys Jean ish Government a fool-they have already done so.of political The a representative. had loe Beach Shepherd, sin and Union in aid of the Goomalling Conconsequently, there is no need to 95 per cent.; May McAlinden, ish and tainted Tory press, kept by the subsidies per hall was decorated with flowers and his manhood. vent Building Fund has been poststress the situation in which the cent.; Marjory Twomey, 89 per90cent. and falsehood, have already libelled his motives and aspersedwork gay streamers and balloons, to which poned from the 1st of November to the wretched Brothers' find themselves. The State What matter. They only earn the wages of Junior Shorthand: Hazel Cutmore, looked very pretty indeed. The printhe served ever at any who enough 1920. patriot is meagre of December, subsidy Every Irish the 13th pens. the was they have sold their the evening cipal feature of 95 per cent.; Keith Haines, 90 per Protestants, time, but at present, seeing that it cent. very beautiful music, which was cause of Irish Nationality, from the brave, ill-fated Ulster and from his timc to the men Rev. Bro. Moore, who engineered has not been made proportionate to Terence J. MacSwiney, B.A., T.D., O'Donnell's kindly donated Orr and McCracken, to Robert Emmett, by of janissaries the as the Chrisof in known of clothing and effort cost fools the the great the increased judgment of Easter Week, have been Band. The girls are very grateful Lord Mayor of Cork. commodities, leaves the institution It would be extraordinary if they sympathi.ed tian Brothers' Appeal, is loud in his thc. British Tories. a tt whyImo ehsdelampedesinGlyannny aw with no alternative than to appeal MacSwiney, or with the aspira- praises of the generosity of W.A. with the idealism of men like Terence nd Dobof objectionable position an in the support 3. for the from about public themselves He is just general to free to the of tions of a people struggling servitude Holders son Mr. Kingdon. and A pleasant evening was pro. spent at the other two gentlemen who lately which a worthy and superior boys' the sworn enemies of human yoke because they are by their See, we open our own hearts, or money are requested to human pity -s had good reason to admire West God, we enter our last fight; the East Coolup on pctober 15th, the oc- tickets Patriotism has for them no meaning; the winetoof sentiment, Every wrong that in them smarts; orphanage is entitled -to. Keep as possible gyros. communicate early as is right cause our casion see being a Thou dost social and and dance, arJewish the generosity, en Australian Boys' ossified hearts are dead date then for the Clontarf M. Every secret pain that starts not in their veins; their and in aid of St. Vincent's Found- with Miss W. Dobson or Miss Well, Rabbi, and the Moderator -General of Make us march now in Thy sight the MacSwineys are traitors. tertainment on next Wednesday ranged We, too, offer Thee; so the Cromwells are heroes ling Home. Among the visitors pre- Carr. On to victory. Both of of his country the Presbyterian Church. night. dearest hope's decease, every Irishman that ever fought against the conquesthas Every a deserve, spent wrath H. Niland recently Thy sent were Mrs. us not Ransom and Miss the Let V. to gazetted appealed been these gentlemen of its people Every fear that rocks our peace, and the persistent robbery and spoliation The following is the programme: Cramer, who journeyed from Wa- few weeks at his home in Midland. In the sacred cause we serve; Again, West to annihilate certain debts, Every cross with pain's increase, by their virtuous -minded Tory Saxon critics as toa livetraitor. swerve: danger acquaint from roona to and renewed many old help with us not the musical proof Let sep"Zemper" warmth Boys' Band, own the 1.-The their before melted which the claims of Irishmen as So long Burthened tho' we be; what matter Teach us how to die. Arr. J. Ord. Hume), Mr. Max O'Neill, gramme. In the absence of Mr. W. by the oppressive interferences of a the reception of their respective aparate national life, untrammelled Sacrifice that shall not cease J. George, who was unable to atMoore has had al- Death for some is in reserve Brother J. a days is unrequited, peals. conductor. Mr. E. Hayes spent few sympathy, sentiment and in them to alien free. land be Till our Government tend, the chair was occupied by Mr. with friends at Mullewa Before our flag can fly. and the most equal success. He wishes to 2.-Orchestral Selection. so long will there be "traitors" like unto Terence MacSwiney 3.-Chorus, "Sing Merry Minstrel" McKay, who spoke a few words apare legion in the tragic story of the particularly make known the fact 4. Misses "Bill" Dobson and Vera martyred Irish dead whose names 2. propriate to the occasion. During of £100 has offer generous Solo, John Jelly that a (Wallace). Master Ireland. of Conquest Brown spent last week -end at Cotso-called British Thou holdst freedom in Thy hand; Song, "Will Ye No Come Back the evening Miss Cramer sang in tesloe been made by a gentleman provid- All the agony of year'h, GovernAsquith Beach. the in the judgment of Week, land; fine Easter liberate our style of canst "A Ma Thou Morning" and The men Again" (Nairne). Solo, Master Otto ing another £200 was forthcoming All the horrors, all the fears, Maxwell, were traitors "The Holy City."A Hear us; yield our one demanddelightful ment, and in the judgment of its henchman Holland. are re- from other sources. Surely the peo- Martyrs' blood, survivors' tears, such-they rot in quicklime. But they duet was played by the Ireland's liberty. up this chalthey were shot down asand 4.-Recitation, Master T. Fews- pianoforte Now we offer Thee, Irish :ace. ple, en masse, will take the the of canonised hearts the for in rive Misses prayed her to Urquhart. chains We ask not Another pleas- being supplied by Mrs. Ransom, organiser As an endless holocaust membered, ter; comic, Master R. Firth. and thus prevent deterring the youth of Ireland from cl-inging lenge item was a recitation by Mr. J. Misses N. McMahen, D. and M. And the sacred deed survive, Their deaths, so far from have having to close the "Appeal" with 5.-Cornet solo, "Queen of the ingFoley, For the freedom we have lost. to them an incentive to more stub- less than £4,000. entitled,"Down at Coolup." Herron. The- duties of M.0 were That we may rejoice alive to their country's cause,for Irishbeen Earth" Scopl), Master Arthur Pal - P. it tho' the cost restore God -strikers, Irish hunger Freedom. The This was written by Father T. R. capably carried out by Mr. Harold In her victory; bornly wage the conflict be; must still men. Greater have for Ireland's emancipation. Many We but ask that she shall thrive, in their way, fought the battle The St. Vincent de Paul Society Let Thy Grace attend our host, 6.-Chorus, "Let Erin Remember" O'Grady, andfewpublished in THE Leach. After all expenses have prison pallets a sacrifice to the prin- wishes a weeks ago. Miss been paid, it is expected the FoundAnd rest our fate with Thee. already fallen back upon their acknowledge £1, re fe:vcd (Irish Melodies) part song, "Has RECORD Give us victory. their last viaticurs. Many more throughtoMir found favour with the audi- ling Home will benefit to the extent September last Shine ciples they held almost as holy as Sorrow Thy Young Days Shaded" Boyd leads to the ence in her rendering of "Ora Pro of about £7. The committee re5. grateful a will probably follow them down the dark austere aislePthat by (Irish Melodies). Irishmen hold their for a favour received Miss Alma Urquhart con- sponsible for the entertainment was grave, for if there is one thing truly real it isarethat 7.-Dance, "Highland Fling," Nobis." We know not what must befall not afraid to die for it. client. and tributed a very fine pianoforte Messolo. composed following: of the cause as just, holy, and unconquerable, Class. call; Marching at our country's resistance of the Irish Republic, and midnight dainty refresh- dames Foley, Birch, Harapeet, UrLloyd George might break the Cromwellism Mass will be celebrated at the fol8.-Quartette, "Remembrance" (R. About Make us strong who must yield all in Ireland, but he will not lowing ments were handed round, and danc- quhart, Messrs. M. Foley, C. Sporn, time and the date on places send it down beneath the New Round), Mr. M. O'Neill, A. Palmer, die. not may she That to that odious system of British ing was continued till the wee sma' E. Harapeet, and Miss V. Birch, conquer the resistance of the Irish J. North, E. Ptomley. Those who will survive the fight, has penalised Irish life and dwarfed the mentioned.Sunday, October 31: Brunswick Government in Ireland, which people, 9.-Part Song, "Chiming Bells of oors of morn, the delightful music hon. secretary. Still attend them with Thy light, but neither his Government, or Junction, 11 Momington, natural activities of the Irish 9 a.m.; night, Long Ago" darkest (Shattuck); trio, "Oft in in. hope Thou our Tory holding to the traditional any subsequent British Government, the Stilly Night, Masters T. Pews Then their guardian be. whip the Irish into ob- a.m. view of dominion in Ireland, may hope to his November 1: Yarloop, 7.30 a.m.. ter, G. Cunningham, R. Firth. And hold our dear land in Thy sight are obviously 7, Yarloop, 9 November edience to British rule. Lloyd George anddeath scuttlers Sunday, 10.-Dance, "Sailor's Hornpipe," Erect, firm, and free. SUBIACO of Mayor the Lord of Ireland, and in the game fool's a playing a.m.; Waroona, 11 a.m. Class. Coalition Governthe the of power 14: Harvey, 9 November Cork will not establish in the least Sunday, and 11.-Orchestral, Selection. whatever a.m.; Brunswick, 11 a.m. away the props from ment. On the contrary, it will pull Insoctrumenta l 12.-Choruses, (a) "My Lan -1 it will call forth the C.Y.M.S. chance there might have been of conciliation; the Flag" (Davis) (b) "Unfurl against England. and undoubtedly MELROSE THEATRE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 bitterest feelings and reproachings (Sir William Robinson). Plain and Fancy Dress Ball in Aid I 13.-Dance, "Irish Jig, Class. his death places the humanity of the British Government on a barAll given entirely by the children themselves. The majority of the accountancy of St. Joseph's Convent School. baric pedestal. Local and General 14.-Recitation, "The Man from IN AID OF THE INSTITUTION. students have ended their troubles Quite an epoch in the history of Snowy was condemned River" (Paterson), Master The charges upon which Lord Mayor MacSwiney examina the final as for this year, CHARITY AND AMUSEMENT COMBINED. were: last, in August by a court-martial at Victoria Barracks, Cork, social events in this district, and John Jelly. the Perth Literary Institute Lion for the Commonwealth Insti-t'one ef15.-Calisthenics, Exercises," SUBIACO any previous "Free excelled GIRLS' ORPHANA GE BAND. (a) That he had under his control the numerical cypher issued by onAtSunday which held during this last week, Walter Mr. were last, tute night Class. fancy the R.I.C.: was the annual plain and BRASS AND STRING INSTRUDtENTS the well-known Perth and the intermediate the week be- fort, Conis duet, "Life's Dream St. Joseph's 16.-Cornet of aid (b) Being in possession of a document containing statements Dwyer, LL.B., in ball dress the of one Doors Open 7.30 p.m. barrister, delivered an interesting fore. Each and every Commence 8 p likely to cause disaffection to his Majesty. School, which took place at O'er" (Archer), Mr. M. O'Neill and ac- and instructive address on Irish Self candidates will be now awaiting the vent Roads TICKETS, 3s., 2s., Is. each. Board Hall, West Guild- Master A. Palmer. (This document was a resolution passed by Cork Corporation Dail wish the Determination to a large audience. results, and we once again from Apart Dance, Class. inst. 17.-Sword 6th. knowledging the authority of and pledging, allegiance to the on ford, It Bu'y a Ticket yourself and come along. The plan of the lecture was excel- them the greatest of success. 18.-Gymnastics, Vaulting Horse, Bring your Eireann.) of the committee arranfriends. You will not be disappointed. and the points in defence of should be the ambition of the so- the success (c) Being in possession of a copy of a speech he made when elect- lent, it must certainly have re- Squad. Ireland's claim were telling. With ciety to excel not only in sport but gements, to obefforts splendid ed as successor to Lord Mayor MacCurtain. their warded big- also in educational matters. to 'Le referred irony he cutting en auserve the obvious wholehearted When charged Mr. MacSwiney refused to plead, and denied theEngoted press propaganda which finds an A very firm supporter of the so- joyment and pleasure in which the thority of the court. "I would like," he said to the President, He was an outlet in the cables. West Perth of the numerous visitors participated. his ciety and one of the pillarsleft lish Lieut.-Colonel, "to say a word about your proceedings here. The frequently applauded during the They were part of the general coheposition is that I am Lord Mayor of Cork, and Chief Magistrate of this lecture. A lively discussion follow- football team, Jim O'Reilly, re which Wandilthe by running, it are in smooth taking part Saturday and and that all illegal, last sion Building operations in connection our State city, and I declare this court Owing to pressure on witnesses ed. The only bound for Queensland. We un- sult from good organisation, and with the new school are now well in liable to arrest under the Irish Republic." space we reserve a fuller notice of la, re- this pleasure with comfort, was even hand, and are proceeding so rapidly to intend R.I.C. not county he does military witnesses, and a were derstand Mayor Lord the against the lecture. main in the East, but will be back more accentuated and assisted by that it is anticipated the new buildHe was found guilty on the three charges mentioned. He Inspector. sentence An Australian in Dublin writes, again to don the green and gold for the pleasing effect which the hall ing will be in readiness for the rewas sentenced to two years. The Lord Mayor declared after with sumption of work after the Christ21st.:court the imprisonment September presented. Gaily bedecked term of date, to any under limit the next football season. a put 'that he would I here. With the practical mas vacation. To-day the second match of the flags and bunting, and the tasteful would impose upon him. "Whatever your Government may do," he said, "Things are very lively some ter- cricket flowers, evidence before them that this most commences, the No. arrangement of beautiful season "I shall be free, alive or dead, within a month." His Gethsemane suppose you are getting shocking 1 team playing Railways on the Es- materially assisted in making it a urgent necessity, at last, will be supIs it not lasted longer than he expected. The Government has had an obdurate rible cables. is credit It Much -strikers? plied, the various stall committees ear for every appeal made from pity. Mr. Shortt's reply to Mr. Mac- about the poor hunger Government planade, and the No. 2 team the happy gathering. Mr. Boner Law is looks as if the English on the Wellington due to the good people responsible are putting renewed vigor into their Swiney's sister was callous and without feeling. What an Cosmopolitans, for the above, and besides the very efforts in preparation for the forthreported to have sneeringly said in regard to the death of the hunger - is going to let them die. Reserve. the and enjoyment which to coming bazaar, and they look strikers, "Let them die." With the assurance that the more Irish Re- agonising time must their wives The syllabus item for next Wed- apparent I cheering experience of hearing lau- parishioners for a continuance of publicans got out of the way by hunger -striking, the better it will be families be undergoing. am Had sure I nesday night is a boxing tourna- datory comments from many visi- their patronage and support towards for British Government in Ireland, the boneheads of British Toryism never been in Ireland I nominations by judging and ment, outside the district. The the various functions organised. in from tors with could never have believed that Engaffect to regard the deaths by starvation of its Irish prisoners entertainevning's received a good and costumes were much the hope that by the date of opening equanimity; but the death of Terence MacSwiney may prove a costly land would stoop to such cruel met- ment should he assured. The com- fancy sets and helped to present an admired, hods." new school a large portion of experiment to British Government. mittee in charge of this particular altogether brilliant display. They of thenew journeyed parochial debt will have who this Lyons, Miss Vera Hard- spoke of much attention to is Messrs. Tobin and item 'At Llandudno, in Wales, recently, Lloyd George said "Peace on attend her wick, with whom nominations may paid off. been earth and goodwill amongst men was the demand of the hour." How from Ballarat (Vic.) to by which and a keenness of enjoyment Trans. left wedding, brother's the supply the to demand? of of Mary will hold anendeavouring the time men Children be lodged up to is he and his merry the lot of Mr. R. Kingdon, as The last week to return to her commencement of the tournament. make IF YOU WISH TO SEE SOME OFibTHE other of their popular euchre para pleason, and those looking M.C., The starved -to-death prisoner of Brixton Jail is a terrible witness train a few spent Lyons Miss home. in the Hibernian and dances ties of his hypocrisy. To quote the words of Bishop Fogarty, the death of days at Boulder prior to leaving. PRETTIEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE A large attendance of members to ant one. on Tuesday next. The increasHall has compriswere sets numerous The Terence McSwiney is one of the most ghastly tragedies that and various contests, ed popularity of the entertainments DRESS MATERIALS IN PERTH The large circle of friends of Mrs. witness the ed of the following: happened for Ireland, and for England also for a long time." as referee the of decision final as the the manifested Mr. late which has been widow of the Best Fancy Set, Harvesters MissWhile applauding the splendid spirit of the men of Ireland who O'Leary, Here are just a few lines:will to who is the Carpentier of the so- es M. Hanlon, E. Happ, J. Howe, P. season progressed is in itself a sufGuildford, of Frank O'Leary, defy Britain's prison rule to reduce them to the level of British crim- be pleased to learn that she and her ciety, is confidently expected. evening's VOILES in great variety both plain and fancy, a beautiful W. ficient guarantee of an Moncrieff; Messrs. C. Moyle, inals, we cannot say we regard hunger -striking as good tactics. It is a pupils are giving a concert recital range, 40 inches. Prices, 1711, 3/6, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11, 5/11, 7/6 yard. thorough enjoyment, while the price Members should place the society's Barker, F. Smith, J. Weir. pity that intellectual men such as the late Lord Mayor of Cork and at the North Perth Town Hall on fixtures viz., ls., is within reach of tickets, arrangein -their o'Clock Set: foremost Prize, Four Special 40in. CREPE-DE-CHENE, in all shades, also white or black. the late Thomas Ashe are lost to the Irish fight for Freedom. We Saturday, November 8th, at 8 p.m. ments for the following week, as it Misses N: Maddaford, V. Maddaford, of all. Price, 12'6, 14/6, 16/6, 19/6 yard can understand the beautiful sincerity and the wonderful altruism of Singing and instrumental music will will be the busiest social week we N. Hanlon, Drysdale; Messrs. W. The Sacred Heart Stall committee 28 inch. The Genuine FUGI SILK (Joshu No. 5), in cream. the hunger-strikers, but Ireland needs all her brave men. One strong be provided by the pupils, while have had for a long time. On the Dwyer, C. Lamb, "evenings" of series a A. Walstein, A. is arranging Price, 7/11 yard. living soldier with the brain to think and work for Ireland is infinitely of O'Leary herself will he heard -to Tuesda night, November 9th, there Fletcher. for the summer months, one 27 inch White Jap. SILK, the Guaranteed Weights. Price, more valuable in the struggle for freedom than a battalion of dead Mrs. specially selected vocal river excursion for Cowboys: Misses L. Maddaford, K. which will be held at Cunningham's 3/6, 4/6, 6/6, 6/11, 7/11, 9/6, 12/6 yard. Michael Davitt ate the husks of a long British bondage-and advantage inBefore marriage Mrs. O'- is the first of the on men. Wednesday the following Howe, H. Moncrieff, M. Reardon; Leederville Hotel on the esason, and Price, 3/6, 4/6, Devitt lived. It was bad for British Government in Ireland that he numbers. 6/6, 6/1i, 7/11, 9/8, 12/8 yard. was one of Australia s lore - night is a "Trial by Jury." Tickets Messrs. G. Price, J. Willcock, R. next. A first class programme of The ex -Irish felon helped to create a new spirit in the Irish peo- Leary contralto did. artistes, and will be are now available for the river ex- Long. H. Savelle. TOOTEL PIQUE, 41in. wide, in the genuine Tootel Pique. For arranged, musical items is being ple which eventually dethroned a curse that for a century had eaten most maiden by her Costumes. Colours, shell pink well reseda, lime, khaki, silver grey, Golden West: Misses W. Duke, N. while there will be heaps of fun and cursion, and every member should into the heart of Irish industry. Before he died he saw the back of remembered was do his best to sell as many =tickets Willcock, M. Walsh, She biscuit, navy, ,hite, also black. The great wash fabric. Pries., 6/11 Marie Godwin. M. Nolan; amusement for both young and old. Landlordism broken in Ireland, and he made, by his work for Ireland, name, yard. particularly well known in Mel- as possible, and so make this the Messrs. C. Lamb, E. Weir, F. Tice- A general invitation is extended to the Irish Republic possible. Although, until recently, first for the season, an unqualified hurst, R. Newburn. bourne. parishioners and their friends to be Plain and Check ZEPITYRS, 30 inches wide, a splendid range. Terence MacSwiney might have accomplished much for Ireland had she had not followed closely her vo- success. Arrangements for the folSeaside Strollers: Misses E. Rice, present. A small admission charge Price, 2/41 and 2/11 yard. he lived; but buckler and sword he has now laid aside; his great heart cation for the concert platform, her lowing night's fixture are in the M. O'Donnell, G. Bass, D. Lin- of 6d. each will be made in aid of 40 -inch Check ZEPHYRS. real wash fabrics, a choice assort-nent. Valley of went Silence he smiling, dark ilown the is stilled for ever; those thorne; Messrs. E. Kirke, 11. Cos- the stall funds. pupil teaching is responsible for the hands of Mr. Fennell, and Price, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11. and 4/6 yard. conscious he did his best for the cause he loved and served, faithful to retention of her most beautiful, who were responsible for making tello, J. Dobson, H. Smith. A welcome visitor to St. Brigid's Patterns gladly sent if a visit is inconvenient. will It the last to Erin-aye, faithful unto death. voice. of contralto mellow Most original lady, Miss Edmonds, during the week was such a success of the last item Rev. the "Rest, Eternal Rest, grant to him, 0 Lord, and let perpetual light also be recollected that in the big this nature have again signified their as "Colleen;" most original gent., Father Kearin, of Beverley, who MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. the by organised sacred concerts this one, part in of taking Webster, as Pride"; Mr. "Sailor and intention shine upon his soul." particularly well, and although White Turkish TOWLLS, English Manufacture, size 20 s 40. Price, late Watler Westhoven for the pur- so that members can look forward special prizes, Miss Gorman, "Harem looks very much impressed with the "coc2/11 each. "Farewell, Lightbringer, fly to thy Heaven again." pose of purchasing the grand organ to an evening's enjoyment equal to Costume." kies" and their doings "outback," Price, 18-inch Good Quality Glass CLOTH, red or blue stripe. new erected in the Cathedial, Mrs. the best. Mr. R. Kingdom officiated as Me., delights in visiting his favourite on 1/8i yard. O'Leary was contralto soloist On Wednesday night a most inter. and the committee were comprised and old friends of the city. variety patterns, several occasigns. Pupils under her seting and instructive lecture was of the following: Mesdames Derby, haunts satin finish, good of SERVIETTES, superior The Misses Elsie and Vera Hag tuition have made good progress, delivered by Dr. Guilfoyle, in which Clohessy, Happ, Hanlon, Lamb, size, 22 x 22. Price, 1/10} each. of Newcastle -street, have reand will be heard, we are sure, with the lecturer advocated the adoption Willcock, and Miss Brady, who. with arty, "Irisheen" Damask CLOTHS, with border all round. Hcinmed turned to their home, after spending profit in the forthcoming concert. ClohesSmith and P. Messrs. Arnold ready for use, size 2 x 21 jards. Price 23/6 each. of sport as one of the greatest aids amongst the recupholiday a brief AT CATHEDRAL, TUESDAY, 10 O'CLOCK. There was a fair sy, as joint secretaries, were respon- erative surroundings of Kalamunda. We are always pleased to hear to good health. "The Colleen" Brand Irish DAMASK,_beautiful quality, well selit is a sible for the entire success of the ected patterns, 88 inches wide. Price, 7/6 yard. For the eternal repose of the soul of the late Lord Mayor MacSwiney, that the firms who support THE attendance of members, but of evening. lecture when a in business, great pity that RECORD are successful lin. of the the Cathedral in Mass up will be offered The Champion MADAFOLAM, a pure cloth, no filling whatsoSolemn Requiem The judging of the sets and costhis applies. to the firm of Dud- such interest as this one is to be LEEDERVILLE. ever, 36 inches wide. Price, 1/11 yard. aculate Conception, Perth, on Tuesday next, All Souls' Day, at 10 and ley and Dwyer, of 41 Barrack-street, delivered by so capable a lecturer, tumes were performed by Me,sdames on celebrant be the "The Nelson" LONGC1. OTH, exceptionally good quality, 36 inches 'clock. Right Rev. Monsignor Verling, V.0., will Perth. This firm has made rapid membegs,Ao not come along in their Smith, Dwyer, Glune, and Corboy, On Thursday next, November 4th, as chairman, and wide. Price, 1/11 yard. 'a occasion. A large congregation is assured, for the whole Irish world strides in all departments of their numbers'as they do to a social even- with Mr. Corboy and plain and adults' a children i the announce were results when in mourning to -day, and Requiem Masses are being celebrated in auctioneering and estate agency ing. was exem- fancy dress ball will be held at the business, and apparently they must The punching ball is now erected, spirit of the participants ery land for the illustrious dead. Town Hall, Cambridge -street, in aid be giving entire satisfaction to the and members are from all accounts plified in the return of the various WE CLOSE AT SIX O'CLOCK FRIDAYS fund for which of the Young Australia Stall for the for the lived, to assist prizes Faithful unto death, Terence MacSwiney died as he had large and ever increasing number of making good use of it. Kirkforthcoming bazaar. Mrs. the event was instituted. and Ireland. His memory will be revered from generation to gen- property owners they are representt The Sisters are very grateful to wood and Mrs. Bennett are working is ation as a sacred, a most precious thing, while his name will go down ing. Their rent -collecting system those above mentioned for the good hard to ensure the success ofis the up-to-date in the city, and FRENCH. the the mostmonthly orin Mrs. Paul Barrett ages as that of one of the purest and noblest patriots work and assistance, and take this function. statements are strictly expressing their ganising the ball, and from present tormy history of the Irish race. Certified, successful Teacher of the opportunity of given to owners. Also people who and friends many the indications kindto Robertson & Moffat their have money to lend cannot do bet- French Language, acquired in Paris, thanks to one and all for From out our abiding sorrow we hope and pray that the Almighty ter good people supporters of the ladies mentioned than get in touch with a firm is prepared to form classes; give ly interest. To The success. schools. who provided the prizes they also hope to achieve a great dealing gently with the soul of the lamented Terence Macliwiney, who have practical experience in private lessons, or visit prizes and good music humble the pitiless oppressor of our kinsfolk, and end the long value of city and suburban pro- Good references. Address: "V.B.,' express their kindly remembrrance Substantial and refreshments are guaranteed. and thanks. this office. perties. night of agony and bondage for Dark Rosaleen .

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facts found by physical science. The is knowledge' of true philosophy Of 5.4 e: much less widespread to-day than and Death of Mrs. century, in the thirteenth it was HEAD OYDNiT. OFFICE M.D.) (By Austin O'Malley, three centuries before Christ. ArisOPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF With great sympathy it will be more philosophy than For a generation, Dr. Walsh has totle knew learned by the goldfields people and been us the fruit of his ex- all the professors of America comgiving of Cruse, P. Z. Mr. else wherever profesintellectual industry bined ever heard of.not These In the Principal Cities and Towns of Australian and Rabaul (New Britain): London a). Kalgoorlie, is known, that the death traordinary know the do and high scholarship, and the mass- sors commonly of his mother, Mrs. Bridget Ann ed result is astonishing. He is not meaning of the term philosophy, be11th October on Cruse. took place talk of new systems of at all Branches, and Savings Bank Agenelsa at 2802 Post Offices throughan old man, and- he has publish- cause they out Australia, and at Papua, New Britain, Solomon, and other Islands alive P.M. last, at the residence of her daugh- yet twelve imitation of important books, two ethics and the like, in 3i% Interest on Deposits up to £1,000. Theodore Maynard, noted English ter, Mrs. P. Pickerd, Port Fairy, ed the women of the public schools enoratory and enable hint to contiaae poet another, collaboration, in others last completed TE' OVLD BOREEN. journalist, and 11% Interest on Amount. over £1,000 up to £1,300, Victoria, after a brief illness of three titled "Religion and Health," which who discover the child mind, but M. and inventions. the researches on essen- days, fortified by the Rites of the series of lectures a month In winds. and childish (By S. J. Donleavy.) own not their -clerical, anti JAMES - Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.G., virulent KELL. Harriot, Inof a literary education, delis es- Holy Church, at the ripe age of 86 will be published shortly, and physical July lot, Er, thingss in accidental Deputy Governor Governor leader of his party in the chamber tials the At Och! Let me rest .on th' atgreenin' special articles. numerable sf students summer home: paid a high tribute to the merits of ed before the years. The remains were conveyed same time he has been . practising science, which ends where wisdom breast av a sleepin' lull For the to Portland, where at All Saints' Ndltre Dame University. birds the Catholic priest -inventor. begins, the world knows more than Och! Let me lie where th' seawhite writing as a neurologilt; medicine has Maynard Mr. years was past five mass requiem a solemn Church thirteenth century knew, but fly, by th' sweep av th' writer c.n the celebrated, after which they were medical editorials for the Indepen- the Tel. A1940. that kird of knowledge is not .t One of the remaining links with been chief editorial maned foam, Gilbert Chesterton's laid to rest with those of her hus- dent, the Journal of the American thousandth part su valuable as the Cardinal Newman is broken by the "New Witness," circulated Let me talk to th' birds in th' ould York Association, the New Medical periodical. who band, the late Mr. P. Cruse, say it is. newspapers boreen, when they sing in th' death of Mgr. Charles II. Kennard, a internationally contrifrequently Journal, Medical is author of two book; of poetry, pre -deceased her ten years ago, he Dr. Walsh wishes to prove in "The member of the Dioeesan Chapter of He breakin' dawn, and several have a wide sale on having died at the age of 86 years buting to America. Century" that this cenClifton Cathedral and Domestic Pre- each of which And th' air is soft as a mother's The also. The deceased was a colonist other periodicals, teaching physio- Thirteenth DENTAL SURGEON. sides of the Atlantic. tury wa ; ;he most important the smile, an' as sweet as a milk -led late to the Pope, which has just ta- both in the Cathedral psychology logical his career as a sf 66 years' standing. Born in Limpoet began English in the men and has known for some world After serving ken place. fawn; 148 BARRACK -ST. (Upstairs). of New York City, or acting College his after clergyman, non -conformist th' was a daughter she on crick, Ireland, the works it produced, and, as Dr. time as curate in the Anglican When th' glint av th' gold from the school of divin- of the late Mr. Patrick Moroney, as Dean of the Fordham Medical Osier said of the book, "Dr. Walsh Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered Dengorse is bright, an' th' meadows Church, 'Msgr. Kennard became a graduation serving as trustee for sevat Cambridge, in 1889. Follow- the well-known boot manufacturer School: tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the makes a very good case for what is Catholic, and was received into- the ity in waves av green the overand lecturing colleges: eral he uncertainty, of ing several years the Catholic Church in 1868 by Newman of that city. The old couple cele- whole United States from Portland called the First Renaissance." He attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western Are atune with tit' croon av brated their golden wedding seven- to Portland. He told me years ago shows how lawgivers like St. Louis, Australia, during the last eighteen years, has been built oo the He studied Theology at finally became a Catholic. sighin' wind, an' aflame with an himself. teen years ago, and received Holy solid foundations of meritorious skill and recommendations emerald sheen; Oscott, and was ordained priest in Curiously, King of France, St. Ferdinand of Love of country has never shown Communion on their 50th. wedding he "craves occupation." from gratified patients. He appreciates this so much that he the Wise of Castile, In 1897 he was appointed more Shure it's there that my heart lad 1872. too, notwithstanding all he does, he Spain, Alfonlo the than in examples striking wishes to prevent mistakes regarding his address. He has there in Saints Church, anniversary All an' it's pain, jusor I. of England madefrom 1887.1911 and Edward ache Clifton, and not Canon of Poland, says the New where they were married, and cele- does it well, not seldom amazingly tice known again in that century; only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, acted as Catholic chaplain to the history of Nor that I want to be, He never loses his, temper, are events of to -day brated the event at their residence well. touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. The Press praises, th' ould undergraduates in the University of World. St. Francis Assisi and how St. of With the wisps of green in the' scolds. the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses sing - Oxford, an office that was held later less beautifully impressive than of where they lived continuously for or He boreen, an' th' song o' Fordham Dominic checked avarice and herwas graduated at Youth and old age, women over M years as examples of domesthat this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily demonthe The greatest intellect by Father Maturin who lost his life old. in' sea. University in 1884, when he was esy. strated without pain. In 1901 Msgr. and children, have united with en- tic felicity and Christian life. Mrs. nineteen years of age, and he re- world has known, St. Thomas AquiLusitania. on the Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Poreelain Teeth are withOch! Lave me alone when th' day Kennard was appointed Domestic thusiasm in offering up their lives Cruse leaves two sons and four ceived the master's degree in 1885. nas, belonged to that century: he for the protection of Polish inde- daughters to mourn their loss. May out doubt the best in the world: the contour of the face and has flown with th' stars av an Prelate by Pope Leo XIII. born in 1227, the year St. FranHe made his philosophy with the was The pictures that come her soul rest in peace. mouth being reproduced in- such a manner as to defy detection. pendence. Irish sky, Assisi and he himself cis of died, Jesuits afterward, and was gradu- died ten years after the birth of Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tasteAn' there let me dream by a pray Miss Ruth Russell, formerly of the to us from the battle front are unated in medicine at the University Dante He is sheer intellect at its I have Many less, and permanently wholesome and pure. in' stream, when th' young av New World editorial staff, and re- surpassed by anything in the long Then he of Pennsylvania in 1895. just Teeth not fitthat has imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. conflict and bloody the curlews cry; infor passionless, always correspondent overseas best; forever cently years in Paris, next three the spent th' my new At 'till can be remodelled on system. least, call and During one of the recent ting sleep closed. I would For it's there of stooping to any little. the Chicago Daily News, has just Vienna, and Berlin, continuing the capable polemic see my dentures, before going elsewhere. My workmanship is angels sweep, from their homes published "What's the Matter with struggles in the vicinity of Warsaw, is irritability. He ness of His academic study of medicine. all my personally best advertisement, because I devote time my killed while chaplain was a Polish in th' sky above, of inas the top peaceful Ireland?"-a timely volume of degrees have the air of a collection, as sublimely to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where I am To bless ev'ry blade o' grass below, terest, and a distinct appeal. Presi- at the head of the attacking forces, peak where no wind furthey are so varied, and lie has been a Sierran eternal known by my reputation. clad in casock and surplice, and with an' smother th' land in love; and no mean the introsnow rows the Valera has written de dent created a Knight Commander of the sound of earth mounts to profane Country patients can be attended to in one day: consultaa crucifix in his hand. How many Shure, aroon, I'm cravin' for home duction. Papal Order of St. Gregory in re- the sacred stillness. tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conwomen have fallen in Pa.and's suagain, for a breath av an Irish As Milman cognition of his work in Catholic his- said of him: sult me and entrust their work to me. breeze, Times, preme effort we do not know, but London to the According torical research. For the same reaTake a note of my address for reference, and call before desiser a kiss av th' wind-och! never some Jewish workmen. building a thousands of them have tilted death son Notre Dame University gave "He has no fear of the result of Dentistry in all its branches by Skilciding to go elsewhere. with the same burning and defiant mind!-that's roamin' beyant Government road near Tiberias, patriotism any investigation: loves nothing, ed Assistants him the Laetare Medal, of Love as the men. the seas: of ancient remnants have unearthed abstract Beverley, First Sunday. in Month. comprehension perhaps naked, First Saturday the the wide unless York, Despite I peothese have shure, country has had for matther, Whatever's th' The Governwalls and columns. handled. truth. In his serene confidence of the material he has STANDARD SEWING don't know, but I long to be ment immediately stopped the work, ple the sacredness of the highest huDental Surgeon W. all must end in good, he that there is unity in his arms. He says, have been They man obligation. there, machreeDetlfe of and Mr. McKay, Director MACHINES. moves the most startling arid even "I do not think man has ever made 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). the ready and willing to die that Poland With th' wisps av green in th' ould visited of Antiquities, partment were as if they toquestions, his mind is perilous a bit of progress: boreen, an' th' song av th' sing - spot with two members of the Jew- might live. LOCK STITCH and CHAIN the most indifferent-the very day just the same as it ever was, in' sea. There is ish Exploration Society. STITCH. being of God.... He has nothing except that now it is occupied mainthe the site of that believe reason to of the boastfulness of self-confidly with trifles. I have a book nearHOTEL SUBIACO The solemn ceremony of the conch 'l.tyed st Tiberias, which ancient ONE. am ence, but, in calm assurance of IN subject. I on that ly finished preMACHINES was soil TWO Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. French the of secration role in Jewish and Christian a great SUBIACO. ROKEBY-ROAD, gives every advantage to victory, genand think any an optimist, I sided over by the Cardinal Arch- history, i; on the point of discovery. "The Famous "Bulge's Corner," his adversary. On both sides of Emu Beer Always on Tap. The most perfect round shuttle eration that wants to do so can do bishop of Paris. Thirty or forty Shipment fine things, but the race every question he casts the argunever for Country machine made. New Catholic Senators and Deputies were of the late Good .1ccommodation the death In recording his clear, of disment into one and we become Visitors. changes, inevitably just opened. .standing close to General de CastelMarquis of Queensberry, Lord SholTHE PLACE TO GO FOR tinct syllogisms and calmly places the victims of the defects in our WALTER WING, Proprietor. Inspection Invited nau. The religious ceremonies were to Douglas, who died recently in himself as arbiter, and passes virtues." In his opinion human SILK and FASHION FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, followed by a banquet presided over South Africa, "Plain English," which still a series of in one or accijudgment nature, though varied in the Later is edited by his brother, Lord, Alfred SEWING MACHINE FACTS Telephone 739. by General de Castelnau. SHIRTS, SOX, TIPS, ETC. syllogisms." unanswerable more individual dental qualities of men, of course in the meeting, a there was WORTH KNOWING. Douglas, says: "He became a CathM. HALLION is common and fixed in its essence In that century came also Alber. which many important questions of olic more than ten years ago. Until Thomsons' 20 Years' Guarantee --as Arlichino says "Tutto it monde tus Magnus, "the Universal Doctor," a moral and corporative order were he was put "through the mill" of EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL HACHINE BREAD FACTORY, their e fatto come la nostra famiglia;" one of the most wonderful men EuKnow had they that Proof meetings is these, All discussed. in his experience of involved agony FREMANTLE. NORTH of world is built like our "The whole Machines will Stand the Test rope has produced, but his glory been arranged by the Catholic Union taken his rehe had never business family." Time. COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. has been dimmed by his closeness of Agricultural France, which is an ligion very seriously. Suffering, Bread Delivered to all parts of FreThis immutability of man is the to the brilliancy of his disciple. He mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. organisation of quite recent date, If you buy from a Department however, drove him at last right inthought in six of his left twenty-one enormous folio volbut of which the-activities have al- to the arms of the Great Consolation, Malt and Brown Bread a Specialty. Store trouble will come sooner or fundamental "Education: How Old the umes. That was the age also of DON'T FORGET THE ready been most fruitful. With such, machines are books: "Old later. and for the last six months, at least, Shipping Supplied. -Time Makers of Medi- Dante, "1, altissimo the poets," ADDRESS only a side line, their interest in the New," of his life he was a devout and humThe Irish Professor, Augustine ble son of the Church. to which his the cash is cine," "Modern Progress and His- master -artist of all the ages. "Lo bel ceasing when article tory," "The Thirteenth Greatest of pianeta the ad amar contorts," he CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. Henry, says he was surprised and family, one by one, is returning." NO. 10 paid. GLENORAN to Centuries," "The Century of Colum* * * the misty barren places with his gratified to find on his going the SCOTLAND'S BEST. Thomsons' Continued Success bus," and "Medieval Medicine." The fills light till the wilderness is China that the foreign stars of The Catholic Bishop of Menevia, Depends upon Every Machine history of medicine and of great Ca- Divine PURE MALT WHISKY. filled with lilies. Those who know first magnitude were Irishmen. The Msgr. Mostyn, who sits in the anGiving Entire by Them Sold tholic scientists is a second phase of him only in translation lose his Governor of Hong Kong was Sir cient seat of St. David, Wales, has As supplied under Contract to the Tel 8561 Satisfaction All the Time. his work: and a third group of his music which is half the poet's art, John Pope Hennessy; the Minister the silver jubilee of WA. Hospitals and Government just celebrated the writings has to do with the influ- hear not his chants at evening upon in Pekin was Sir Francis Wade: Also Railhis consecration to the episcopate. Medical Department. A. ence of the mind on the body. the shelves of the Mount of CleansConsul-General was Sir Patrick The Bishop is a member of a noble way Dining Cars and the Leading In "Makers of Modern Medicine," ing when his strangely beautiful Hughes, a native of Newry: and pro- Welsh family that has preserved the Hotels and Clubs throughout the CO., LTD. ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, MURRAYwhich has gone into a third edition, angels stop to listen, and the breathminent in commerce was Mr. Thomfaith unbroken through the cen- State. in STREET, PERTH. training Machine his Sewing People) he gives us biographies of the great ing of the sea heaves tremulously all (The Jones got who Jaskson, as turies of persecution, and at the 'FamSole Agent: whcrestabthe Bank of Ireland said Perth, Fremantle, and Kalgoorlie, physicians who were the founders of the nether stars. And he is like ily seat of the Mostyns at Halacre the most important departments of that sea, shoreless, unfathomable. A PHIL COYLE lished in China the Hong Kong and the red light has burned before the modern medicine, as pathology, per- life's work scarce the searches Shanghai Bank. Now, says the CaBlessed Sacrament for centuries. cussion, vaccination, physical diag- depths of the Commedia which for tholic Home Journal, we have the Msgr. Mostyn can claim among.his fwriieshnde: nosis, physiology, preventive medi- twenty-five years flowed from Catholic Mission which, for the first ancestors three confessors for the cine, clinical instruction, and so on Dante's mighty heart. time, is going to that country. Faith, who were raised to the altars and he draws attention to the fact "Simil non ne maggior non naqby Pope Leo XIII. These martyrs VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. to inform them_ and the public in general, that she has that these discoverers were all que mail" He was, as Ruskin said, Professor Geo. M. Robertson, Lec- are the Ven. Philip Howard, Earl of young men When one grows old "The central man of all the world, turer on Mental Diseases in Edin- Arundel; the Ven. William Howard, he commonly loses ambition, but as representing in perfect balance burgh University, and Superintend- Viscount Stafford, and the Blessed JAMES KEATING. ambition is one of the chief driv- the imagination, moral and intellecent of the Royal Edinburgh Mental Margaret Pole, Countess of Salising-forces in t'he world. Old men tual faculties all at their highest." Hospital, in a report, says that bury, who suffered death for the 340 HAY STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). that discover the new continents in He divides the old classic world many people caught in war's emo- faith under Henry VIII. Blessed Dress Suits Our of Scotch and Irish Suiting& A Special Line knowledge do so because they have from the modern romantic world: tional rebound have taken an inter- Margaret Pole was the mother of Specialty. to Reginald Pole, Cardinal been habitual discoverers since and he it was who first looked inest in spiritualism as a solace the of Sent en Application. Forms Self -Measurement Samples and youth. Dr. Walsh himself says ward. He could sublime the type their feelings. "I do not consider" church and the last Cathol:c Arch2nd. Door from Pier Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. somewhere that a man without am- from the individual as well as any (proceeds the professor), "either Sir bishop of Canterbury, who was sent bition is as useful as a last year's Greek ever did, but he could g Conan Doyle or Sir Oliver Lodge to from Rome to reconcile the English Fancy Goods, Stationery dog -tax license. He shows that under the surface as no Greek ever be safe judges whose opinion should nation to the church in the reign of Tel. A1125 most of these great founders in could. There is the alchemy of be accepted on this difficult and im- Mary Tudor. Requirements and Pill:eatholie modern medicine were Catholic in Christ's Blood working in his art, portant subject, in view of their beunconscious de. religion. In his "Catholic Church- setting the example for those who reavements and religious education of our "The If the wish be father to the children is the first duty of men in Science" he gives the bio- followed him, so that since then the sires. our Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialgraphies of several other great dis- Incarnation can never more be torn thought, it is the mother to hallu- times, as I have pointed out in set Under Owner's Personal Supervision. ly Catered for. coverers, who also were of the out of literature permanently. cination of the sense." The tricks mons," wrote the Vtry Rev. Francis Faith: Copernicus in astronomy, the brain could play without calling S. White, dean of the Episcopal caThe whole system of Catholic docM. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. aswere simply aid Stensen Valentine in chemistry, in in spiritualistic trice can be reconstructed out .f thedral of Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A:, in (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) Geology, Kircher in physics, Hauy the Commedia, and the Summa of tounding. and only those who had his weekly letter to his congregation NEW NORCIA. in crystallography, and Mendel in St. Thomas could be used as a commade a study of morbid as well as recently. Referring to resent estifull the realised heredity. normal psychology mentary on the inner spirit of the mates that 1,052,880 persona under CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. Of Dr. .Walsh's "Popes and poem. He lived in the era of the truth of that. It was strange that 25 years of age in Ohio alone are Science," Pagel, professor of his- building of the great cathedrals of these phenomena of the supernatu- without any formal or systematic refrequently tory in the University of Berlin, Europe and his poem is the catheral should occur most ligious training, Dean White exsaid "This book represents the most dral of the soul. He lived in the when there was disorganisation and claims: "For the sin of neglecting HANNAN-ST REET, KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. Terms: Forty Guineas Per Annum. serious contribution to the history days when the great universities dissociation of the mental functions. these, may God have mercy on us!" ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. rium tremens, hallucinations "Realise what a proprtiou that is" of medicine that has ever come out were founded, Boiogns, In Salerno, Best of Everything Kept. Splendid Accommodation. of America." t were easily aroused, and a (meaning the persons lacking reliThis is 'the book Paris, Oxford, Cambridge, and his of that gave Dr. Andrew D. White, poem is the greatest university of Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/6; Weekly 27/6 patllrit might be extremely suggest- gious education) of the children and For Particulars Apply to the BROTHER DIRECTOR. president of Cornell University, sev- all. The fact that Dante alone livible. If such a.patient were given youth who will soon grow to manJIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. eral bad quarter-hours after he had ed in the thirteenth century estaba clean sheet of paper and told it hood and womanhood in this commade the accusations against the lishes Dr. Walsh's thesis. was a letter from a friend, he would monwealth, and living their lives Popes customary with those who sometimes start to read it. Dr. Walsh has the charming courapart from God, or religious observdeal in the intellectually inexpen. tesy of picking all the bones out of ance of any kind, become the foresive. White himself acknowledged the historical shad before he sets Sir Nevil Macready, cx chief of bears of a practically pagan generaGRAMOPHONES and PHONOGRAPHS, from 22/21- to 270. that he had learned more front Dr. the dish before his guests that they the London Police, whose bad tac- tion," Dean White wrote. OBTAIN PRICES FROM CYLINDER RECORDS from 6 . Walsh than from anyone else in may eat safely, pleasantly and unto tics during the police strike led proIreland, twenty years. "The Popes and nutrition. Anyone that is not gratebably to his transfer to Monsignor SUrclf, Archbishop of BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS, 3/6. Science" is in its fiftieth thousand, ful to him for what he has done where bad tactics on the side of Caesarea, of Palestine, died last DISC RECORDS, from 1/6 each. which is, of course, an enormous cir- is a small critic. May the day of Britain's officials is the common rule, September. lie was the assessor of culation for a work of its nature. his last colophon be far removed!SUBIACO. is the son of Macready, the famous the Consistorial Congregation, and REGAL RECORDS, 3/6. The English Catholic Truth Society America. tragedian. The son seems to have secretary of the Sacred College. It The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE tragedy, for COLUMBIA RECORDS, 10in., 4/6. and the Knights of Cclumbus pubinherited a liking was believed certain that he would WITH WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION lished special editions of this book. though not the harmless brand have been created Cardinal at the SPARE PARTS and SPRINGS for ALL MACHINES. EXCHANGE HOTEL Dr. Walsh's most important book which brought prominence and good next Consistory. THE BUILDING TRADE. is "The Thirteenth Greatest of Cenfortune to the senior Macready at COLUMBIA NEEDLES, 1/6 per box. turies," which is in its sixtieth edi. Drury Lane. Macready, the traRight Rev. E. Heelan, D.D., BisBOULDE R REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO. People, even those that tion. gedian, took leave of the stage in hop of Sioux City, Iowa, U.S.A., who should know better, are of the opin- Corner of Lane and Wittenoom He died in 1873. Sir Nevil travelled with Archbishop Mannix 1851. Streets. ion that the older the world grows Mac., having scored so many "suc- on the Baltic to visit re.,tives in the more it knows. This is a disThe Best of Everything. cesses" in real tragedy on the Irish Ireland, described the demeanor of tinguishable proposition. The funthe stage, might now retire, for assured-' the Australian Prelate under NICK FRANCIS damental ethics, the truths that afly the curses of an outraged people trial of his arrest as 'majestic and fect man's conduct, all divisions of Ile said: "The are mounting up higher and higher most digned." Proprietor farewell whole setting of the scene was inthe fine arts, with the exception of Tel. Boulder, 105. BARRACK STREET, PERTH. against his name. His music, philosophy, theology, eloquwould be an act of charity to hu- tensely impressive-the huge liner ence have not advanced a step. motionless at midnight wish hunmanity. 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W. Gray Dixon (ax -Moderator Speaking at the opening of a baz- Rev. of the Presbyterian Genct.al Asaar at Mascot, N.S.W., in aid of sembly) Hits Out. funds for the erection of a convent, o bitlanl) Writing on "The Church and tie (hp his Lordship Dr. Whyte (Bishop. in elect of Dunedin) recently said he Marriage Law Amendment Bill"Rev. (Cyril Bryan.) was sure that not much publicity a recent issue of the Outlook, 1411 would be given in the daily press to W. Gray Dixon, after quoting secCP* CVO tion 6 of the Bill, says: the fact that the nuns at Mascot What does this mean? It means were going to "escape" from their present residence to live in a beau- the assumption by the civil power that the parishioners of such absolute and indisputable building tiful V were now erected for them. (Laugh- authority on the question of marriage that no citizen dare open his ter). It would be a great surprise its decisions, to the Orange bodies, too, to find mouth to question however convinced he may be by his Top floor, W.A. Chambers, that, in spite of their outbreak the Word and nuns, the Ca. conscience, his study convents against his which stands a Capuchin Father re- tholics were still resolved to take of God, and the standards of DUBLIN, September 8, 1920. Rosary are very inspiring. an interest in those convents and Church, of the unsoundness of any St. George's Terrace, Perth These are days of jubilation with citingnothe the numerare inspiring -papers," renderless without daily decisions, of these But Sydney of Ireland "The jails nuns. the anti -Irish. The processions of women and girls continued Dr. Whyte, "recently pub- ing himself liable tee imprisonment STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. are filled with Irishmen, who are ous the Dublin streets every lished day after day paragraphs and .for one year or a fine of £1110! Conlaying down their lives iii the cause through marching behind banners, on letters and interviews in a recent scientious conviction, conscientious night been of Ireland. Most of them have of one's case. Like a Scotch boarding-house adherence to the Faith confined in these jails for months which are inscribed SUCCESS in Business JOIN US keeper, they dished it up day after fathers, conscientious acceptance of and months without trial, without YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF charge; the only reason for their deIN day, and they boiled it and fried what the Christian Church has un comes from TRAINING WESTERN AUSTRALIA. PRAYER! it, and gave stew and curry, and derstood for ages to be the mind of tention being that they were Irishdishing it up, until at last God revealed in Holy Scripture, conmen who insisted that Ireland was By the time they reach the various kept on Under the Patronage of His Grace a small nation and as such entitled churches drop it, as it was ac- scientious loyalty to the Divine inthe crowds are immense. they hada toflavour the Archbishop. which resembled stitutions which originally gave to people. Irish by quiring We Coach inbe governed Masses to every morning again Then Objects: The Study of the Langu- only filled, of some of the factories the State the elevated view of mar- SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, But though the Irish jails are celebrated for the suffering he- the odor which it inherits as a Christian (Laughter.) riage age, Music, History. Literature, and the eyes of all of us outside the jails are district. Botany in the thouoccasions these on and BOOKKEEPING, Commercial else. State-all this dare not be uttered Dancing of Ireland, and the revival are fixeil not on them, but on the roes, sands of men and women leave their Then they invented something All ENGLISH, Etc., of the ideals of an Irish -Ireland. of one who lies in the Eng- various places of employment and It would be bad enough to see the unless one is to risk the laying upon The Society MEETS NEXT MON- figure Business Subjects. is the march in military formation to the Orange Lodge and the daily papers one's shoulder of the arresting hand -day To Brixton. at lish jail fra,ners of DAY EVENING at 8 p.m.. at ST. 28th day which Terence NlacSwiney, The policeman! conof the against anathema pronouncing churches. SCHOOL, PATRICK'S BOYS' cannot but one would think that a the Act know that they Lord Mayor of Cork, has passed Our Special FULL BUSINESS What food these demonstrations vents, WELLINGTON-STREET. should be above carry out this policy of persecution the smallest atom of food give Irish men and body of clergymen guarantees to fully qualfor thought! Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies without It was a great surprise, consistently without invading the COURSE all that. lips! his passing and Is. the churches ify in ONE YEAR. to flocking Gentlemen, women 8d; and Juveniles, couple of weeks ago, to find the sanctuaries of the nation and upsetjoining their voices in prayer whilst aBaptist "HE MUST DIE!" de- ting the order for he solemnising of in conference ministers J. P. DOHENY, Hor. Secretary. the British Cabinet are murdering for in the Anglican MISS N. ItENNY, Asst. Secretary Again and again George and Law their sons in English and Irish pri- manding inspection of convents. holy Matrimony; IMPORTANT-We are having inthe clergyman delivers a solhave declared that the Lord Mayor sons, and English -paid Orangemen They should have been above that. service persons seeking to stalled, to be ready for March charge to the emn advantage be of would must die, and when we speak of the are murdering Catholics in Belfast Besides, it (1920), a Lon,:, Range Receiving ApPERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Mayor we speak also of his and driving their families on to the to the people of that denomination be married, concluding with the paratus Lord of tne most modern type MEN'S SOCIETY. to mind their own words, "For be ye well assured, comrades on hunger -strike in Cork streets. I can hear someone say for their clergy taught We are not accustomed that so many as are coupled toget- Valve and Crystal Receiver,Students and elsewhere. Whether they will what aboit the policemen? Bah business. otherwise than God's word doth by Expert Instructors. 404 HAY-STREET, PERT Z. die in jail is very hard to say, but The cable liars give you enough to meddle with the business of other her for Operator's CertiScate4. qualify not together by allow are joined their delihold can until They people. believe not about policemen. Let me give you (Under the Patronage of His Grace personally I will berations regarding the union of God; neither is their Matrimony law- 12 Months. it actually happens that even the the other side-or a little of it Archbishop Clune.) churches; they may sink their differ- ful," and the Directory for the PubBilliard Room, Lounge, Libr,Nry, English Cabinet is as mad as all Gov31st the English On August Worship of God enjoins the cler. that. They will havesto act quick- ernment issued an official return, ences or swallow their principles as lic Terms on Application to: Card Room, Cricket Club, Har We say gyman conducted the Presbyterian ly, however, if the catastrophe is to which stated that between January they like; but we do not. riers' Club, Debating, MusiT. S. HALPIN, BA., Principal, solemnly to charge the perservice ours, and so, not though it is their business, now, even for Society. be avoided, cal and Dramatic 1, 1919, and August 21, 1920. there great married, before the sons 'to be (Late 16th. Batt., AI.F.) they be released, it is surely beyond were 18 civilians killed in Ireland, too, we say to them: Mind your own God, Who searcheth all hearts, and ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. business, and leave our convents 'Phone 2357. A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CA- the limits of possibility that some of and 49 wounded These are official, a to give strict acwhom they must off convents! our alone. Hands SHOULD survive. them at least should THOLIC YOUNG MAN and it is a typical English return on This dreadful thing has been the Irish matters. As a matter of fact We demand and insist upon that. count at the last day, that if either BELONG TO' them know any cause, by pre Full particulars on aplication to- means of revealing two things to us. the real figures during thatelperiod (Applause.) You have not been inof THE PALACE HOTEL Secretary W. J. WEBB, Hon. Firstly, it has shown us how ner are 51 killed and 582 wounelVd-all fluenced by what the Orange people contract or otherwise, they do now Now it is known that vat's the B.ritish Prime Minister was these by the police and military, and the Sydney dailies have said disclose it. St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. in the in this Dominion the Church recogconvents in a nuns and Mannix, against to Archbishop with regard The PALACE is situated Society of St. Vincent de Paul for it is undoubted that Brixton has without provocation. Not one of past couple of weeks and months. nises as impediments ti marriage close to these 51 civilians was during You have rallied round your pastor what the State has declared to be most charming position,Houses, and Western Australia (lnoorp been stage-managed to draw public an affray with soldierskilled Commercial and no impediments, For example, Banks attention off His Grace. And sec. They were all shot downor inpolice. and is largely patronised cold to help to give them a comfortable the Anglican nor the Presby- Theatres, Farmers and GraThis Society exists for the purpose ondly, it has revealed to us more blood, and as I write this down I convent, and you deserve great sad neither principal the by terian Church has yet officially sanc- ziers in the State. of assisting worthy families and than ever before what a useless kind have in front of me the actual list a for it " tioned the following as legitimate others, including inmates et public of foolthing a king is in these days. of the names in full with their adMODERATE TARIFF. grounds of divorce: Desertion for institutions, in indigent circumstan- King George has been appealed by dresses and the dates on which they three years; habitual drunkenness other good Commoners and Lords, by individu- were murdered. J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. ces, and engages in Vow the Marriage Altering atfor four years, with desertion; CounIt is governed by a als and public bodies, but all that Telephone A1428. works. tempt on the life of the petitioner or "THE IRISH BULLETIN," cil, office in Swan Chambers, Bar- he can do is to reply "I'm dreadfully or reof child of the peticisteer any rack -street, Perth, and nas bran upset over the whole thing, but realThis list is in the Irish Bulletin, Words by G. K. Chesterton. spondent; conviction for the murQUEALY'S HOTEL ehes or conferences in many parishes ly you know I am as helpless as a the official paper of the Irish Repub- Strong A writer in the Westminster Ga- der of any child of the petitioner or throughout the State. block of wood-and not nearly so lic. I receive this daily-or rather Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. The calls on its funds are many, useful." Think of the days when I did until a fortnight ago, since zette recently made the proposal respondent; lunacy for seven out of Excellent Accommodation. and with a view to supplementing a king could lop your head off for when there have only been three or to alter the marriage formula: ,'As ten years preceding the filing of the at the altar, it seems petition for divorce; all of which the UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. its resources, the Society invites saying "Boo." four issues. Where this Irish Bul- to the vow that condiunder other well conceivable sanctioned. I am State has persons when making their wills to But I must get off this subject, it letin comes from, who brings it, how Mrs. QURALY, Proprietress. remember its work. Bequests may is too dreadful to think about. it is delivered, I do not know, and tions the form of words ordained by aware that many good Christians may agree with the State in this be made in favour of the ParticuI do not ask. As I said, it is irre- the Prayer Book might be revised." MANNIX. ARCHBISHOP of the some Conference as adds that or any grounds legithe writer in these And matter, seeing Council, lar gular of late, and with every reason. T. P. HERBERT I crossed over to London again Society. fortnight ago the raids were re- have omitted the words "to obey," timate deductions from "the Pauline Family Grocer and Provision last week, spending only the day A commenced. They began in a sinis- others might omit the words "till privilege" in 1 Corinthians vii.; but Merchant. there and returning at night following The Of ter fashion. rc 1, so far the point is that the The first notification death do us part." MRS. LARKIN course I visited Nazareth House and arrived by way of a report in the is Mr. G. K. Chesterton's rejoinder as she has uttered her id, differs 1198 ROXIBT-ROAD, SUBIACO. saw Archbishop Mannix. His Grace press of three burglaries. these Nicholson -Road). New Witness: in the State concerning from the (Near COSTUMIERE One of is looking splendid, but was very them was Arthur Griffith. It never seems to occur to him grounds of divorce, and her minis- Goods carefully packed. Families (Late of Kalgoorlie), Dublin distressed the wedding. the omit at moment called. might as eligI others that free to regard orders are not ters a Castle daily. has a great army of spies, waited on Wishes to notify her former Client, He had just received news of the is the point of the ceremony ible for re -marriage any who have attended to. and Ladies generally, that she is death of the Hon. John Meagher, of pickpockets, and burglars at its corn. What the vow? been divorced on these grounds. The it involves that except mand. In the above instances the at Opening a Business New South Wales, and was drafting ground floor of the dwellings was en- What is the point of the vow ex- minister is bound to refuse marriage 282 FITZGERALD ST., PERTH. a message to be cabled. Dr. Fog- tered in dead of all draw- cept that it involves vowing some- to such persons as being invalid NORTH PERTH MOTOR arty, Bishop of Killaloe, one of the ers, boxes,theand safes night, Satisfaction Guaranteed. according to the law of the Church, ransacked, and thing dramatic and final? Willy walk GARAGE. trustees of the Irish Republican papers and documents all the way to a church in order to invalid, that is, religiously-no one removed Loan, was also in London. With without awakening the occupants. say that you will retain a connec- questions the legal validity of what- ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. M. J. O'KEEFE Dr. Mannix and Dr. Barry-, of Ho- The next night they repeated ..heir tion as long as you find it conveni- ever the State may enact, be it ever Telephones, A1837 and A4596. bart. he had been staying for a few performance in several other houses. ent? Why stand in front of an so contrary to morality and the reBUTCHER, BOGUE AND SPEARING. days with Major and Mrs. Vaughan By the way, they could not confine altar to announce that you will en- vealed will of God. The Act allows 245 CARR-ST., LEEDERVILLE. in the country. It was amusing their thievish propensities to docu- joy somebody's society as long as the clergyman to say all this in CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND NIGHT. Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb when the news came to Ireland that ments, and from Mr. Griffith's place you find it enjoyable? The writer church, but he dare not say it outtalks of the reason for omitting side unless he is prepared for imalways on hand. Corned Beef and the prelates were staying with the they stole a christening mug! Cream Cars for Weddings. In Irish eyes Small Goods a Specialty. All Meat English Vaughans. Since then the soldiers and police some of the words, without realising prisonment (pr one year or a fine of kept in Cool Storage on tae Pre- the Vaughans typify English Catho- have been let loose from midnight that it is an even better reason for £100. licism-and English Catholicism on onwards. Every night they are omitting all the words. In fact, mises. more oba Was there ever the whole is, as we all know, anti smashing down doors and windows, the proof that the vow is what I de vious or more vexatious interference Telephone, A3297. HOTEL ORIENT Irish. I was telling Bishop Fogarty breaking up furniture, and arresting scribe, and what Mr. Hocking ap- with the spiritual independence of HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. of the mild shock I experienced in every MAN in the house over the parently cannot even manage, a the Church? What would John common with everyone else at hear- age of 17! They included the of- unique thing not to be confounded Knox have thought of it, or the men Good Accommodation for Country ing of their country visit, but His fices of "Young Ireland"-Mr. Grif- with a contract, can be found in who marched under the blue banVisitors. Lordship gave me a real shock when fith's office-and a little incident the very form and terminology of ner "for Christ His Crown and CovTit ESN. J. MONAGHAN. he informed me that Mrs. Vaughan there shows you the sort of thing the vow itself. It can be found enant"? is a confirmed Sinn Feiner. Inci- the English soldier has developed in the very fact that the vow bedentally the lady is a convert. She into. Last week I gave Mr. Grif- comes verbally ridiculous when it is KALGOORLIE is a sister of Sir Lyster Kaye, and of fith a big picture of Dr. Mannix, thus verbally amended. The dar P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. Lady Ross, whose husband was Com- and it adorned the wall. It was ing dogmatic terms of the promise Good Accommodation for Travellers. missioner of the D.M.P. until the the next day that the raid took becomes ludicrous in face of the el almost Boiltsq Miter hi FAMOUS PREACHER Howth gun -running affair. place, and the first thing they did timidity and triviality, of the thing on a world tour writes apparently was to pull the picture promised. To say "I swear to God, IRELAND AT PRAYER. his opinion of and tear it in pieces. I send in the face of this congregation as I The prelates also visited the Lord down BRYANT & WATERS answer at dreadful day of shall the you a photograph of the torn picMayor at Brixton and gave him as a souvenir. [Received.-Ed.] judgment, that Maria and I will be 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH, their blessing. The brave fellow ture They also raided, smashing open friends until we quarrel," is a thing WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. was very grateful for this visit, but the front door, prizing open the shut- of which the very diction implies indeed there is no lack of visitors, ters, and smashing the front win- the derision. It is like saying, "In Orders Promptly Attended to. or rather would-be visitors, for scores dow, and, by means of a long ladder, the name of the Angels and Arch of friends have gone across from Tel. A3938. up to the top windows and angels and the whole company of Made Cork and Ireland to stop near by. getting Incidentally heaven, I think I prefer Turkish to one there. The photographers from Cork show- smashing "Crying REV. FRANK W GORMAN, who the hand off one of the big Egyptian cigarettes," or THE WINNING DOUBLE. knocked in kneeling was the Pastor of the Atkinson ing the enormous crowds aloud on the everlasting mercy, 1 Virgin. the Blessed of of statues Memorial Congregational Church in UNION BEER prayer around the platform on confess I have grave doubts about Portland. Oregon. U.S.A., and of the Church in AND whether sardines are good for me" first Congregational of Zanesville. left the active work140. nobody would ever have Obviously STOUT. IMPERIAL UNION the Ministry 11011e five years invented such a ceremony or in- Galv. demand not do Since hi. duties on preached he has vented any ceremony to celebrate Sunday work, to crowded churches

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THE W. A. RECORD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1920 he got them in true loyalty has been taught or is being it was decided unanimously: "That, public," and An old Irishman style. taught in them. (Applause.) Our in view of the greatly increased cost Australianfifteen miles to see the picschools have no reason to be asham- per pupil in all kinds of secondary tramped Sergeant Whittle, V.C., and ed of the war record of their pupils, schools, which has been necessitated ture. Dwy.ir, V C , wer: preand I think you will admit that no by the rise in salaries of teachers, a Lieutenant entertainment. A numthe greater test of loyalty could be de- deputation from this council be ap- sent at other returned soldiers atfor of the Minister ber wait on to loyalty pointed The (Applause.) manded. Says the Melof our teachers should be taken for Education to discuss the adequacy tended each evening. "The 'Mercury' (£12) at pre- bodrne Advocate: granted, just as the loyalty of any of the annual allowance if it is sent made to holders of Government office, 1cilowing upon its c,ndemnaother citizen. (Applause.) Mr. Adamson said tion of the 'Ireland Will Be Free' teachers scholarships." proved that individual the allowance of £12 had been pictures, was serenaded by the Sacof the vie - have been guilty of teaching disloy- that and The Storey Government, which re- pressing condemnation QUEENSLAND. to the children, would it not be made on the basis of the scholar be- red Heart School Boys' drum'WearSupreme ous, anti -Irish, and anti-American at- alty cently failed to get a ing thus able to pay the fees at a fife band, the tune being the the cancel to reasonable more much his during him boys' uniand the elementary the Green,' Court Judge to fix the salaries of tacks made upon or a higher ing of high school than those teachers of In reply, the registration Archbishop Duhig has not defin- New South Wales politicians, is up stay in Australia. body of teach- school, and have £4 over for books, forms being 'green, whitt, and gold.' received the following let. to submit the whole Sullivan, in second- This was the answer of the boys to The Rev. Father itely arranged when he will visit against a stiff expenditure in all de- secretary the by casting implied to the insult ers tenor: distinguished partments, and wants more money ter from the motion, said it was quite ob- the 'Mercury's' announcement that Rome. you a doubt on their loyalty? I trust ing of to carry on. Departments which "My dear Mr. Secretary,-Will the Minister of Education will vious that what was sufficient before the show was not fit for childrenand into near- be so kind as to express to the that was not nearly enough now. Mr. the Catholic schools to witness this matin In the course of the instructions cost £3,900,000 in 1914, run The sense common his prove Lea-Ireland Irish the of members Chief this year. Rev. Cockney edi the ly £9,000,000 Adamson, the Rev. Father Sullivan, showed the it clearly Cathedral, at St. Stephen's ter, and not become infected with has jumped gue of Victoria my most heartfelt Gilman Jones, and Mr. Charles for what the youth of Hobart Father Walsh, one of the Redemp- Secretary's Department they the loyalty bug that seems just now Miss the Trea- thanks for the great honour and torist Fathers conducting the mis- from £122,000 to £2,000,000: in to have obsessed the brains of a few Gray were appointed a deputation thoaght of his opinion." beautifully so in done have £1,900,£624,000 to from office the surer's to wait on the Minister for Educasion at the Cathedral, warned extremists." their expressing way a tangible £1,800,- such tion. NEW ZEALAND. congregation against voting for Pro- 000; Public Instruction from of my action in -the late The rev. gentleman ex- 000 to £2,500,000. State Treasurer approbation hibition. These passages are from a letter loan controversy with the Jingoistic ele- received The death occurred on the 10th. passed Mr. E. D. Dunne, who from Allady Catholic plained the use and abuse of drink, Lang is asking for a £3,00,000 "pubby a parchThe midst_ in your and strongly condemned the idea befor the purpose of cat in out nat- ment E. Batley, 185 Collins -street, inst., of Mr. Thomas Hayes, of Ky- away recntly at Wellington, after a ment has just reached me. It shall bert of the United abrarn, one of the oldest and most long illness, was a son of the late Mr. cause some people drank to excess lic works of a developmental secretary Melbourne, postreasured most of my one be Mr. "We are faced," says and a Nationalist highly-esteemed Catholics of the dis- Francis Dunne, of Oriental Bay, and those who took only a glass or two ure. for it proves that just now Protestants' Club, P. J. of beer should not be denied the Lang, "with the definite position sessions, for the Brunswick consti- trict. The late Mr. Hayes was born a brother of the late Mr. Gael may be sea -divided but, candidate journalist, In giving an example the that if we are to carry out a sound the you to awake in Tipperary over 78 years ago, and Dunne, the well-known right. "I implore tuency: geographionly is that division arrived in Australia in the year who died a few months ago. He deceived, .. Be not rev. missioner said he had attended development policy in- thi9 State, that of sleep. out and that all Gaeldom is united the was a prominent member of a man in the hospital who had been money to do so must be raised local- cal, Catholicism is a very real 1854 .- R .P one great effort to achieve the Roman New Zealand Catholic Federation, sunstruck, and because of that one ly. While I remain Treasurer I am in most dangerous entity. Stripped mapped out for our beloved and SOUTH AUSTRALIA. .is a branch and did valuable service (a mere vedisguise man being affected by the sun's determined to strive for the econo- destiny its spiritual of I will not say that I treasurer. He leaves a widow, two glare, therefore according to the il- mical expenditure of public money, homeland. it stands fully revealed as a' not suffered and been humiliat- neer), The foundation stone of a new sons, and two daughters.-R.I.P. malogical method of argumentation of and hope to reduce our large annual have anti -Irish, anti-Catholic, very wonderful and complete that by ed no Convent School was laid at SpaldBut that is disbursements. aeronaut some remorseless. . soulless the Prohibitionists anti-American element, but I chine. ing reantly. The occasional serArchbishop Redwood is returning ought :o fly up to the' sun and put easy task. The Government has and . The priest ... is one part clergybeen left with arrears of practically can assure you, the members of the man, and three parts political agent. mon was delivered by Father Mc- to New Zealand by the Tainui next a shade on it. Victoria, Carthy, S.J., of Seven Hills. month. He will be accompanied by essential expenditure-in many cases Irish -Ireland League of We assail him .. as a constant and overdue in regard to the that I would go through, oh, very a young Dutch priest. enemy to human proThe following changes in the Bris- expenditure much more, to carry back to the implacable golden jubilee of St. Ignatius' The I find wants of the country-and pity nor knows neither gress. He bane Archdiocese have been an- that if we are to carry on a reason- land of 'Stars and Stripes' such conThe Catholic congregation of Hacompunction, and would as readily Church, Norwood, was celebrated on nounced by the Archbishop:able policy of public works construc- crete proof that the Irish -Australian plunge two otherwise friendly na- the 5th. inst. There was a crowded wera unanimously passed the followRight Rev. Monsignor Fouh, P.P., tion we must have more money." is one with us Irish -Americans in tions into a war of extermination as congregation, including representa- ing resolutions of protest regarding V.F., -Toowoomba, to be Chancellor standing for fair play and justice all he would sow seeds of unhappiness tives of the I.N.F. and H.A.C.B.S. in proposed amendments to the MarTell the Irish -Ireland Lea- and mistrust between husband and regalia, in honour of the event. High riage Act: "That, whereas, no power of the Archdiocese, in succession to At the Hippodrome in Sydney :e- round. the late Very Rev M. Ryan. cently, a great demonstration and gue that my prayers and those of wife...." Batley, appealing to the Mass was celebrated by Father F. has authority to break the bond of family join with theirs ascending my Fathers Dom Connell and Christian marriage duly contracted the Rev. John Ryan has resigned the concert were held in aid of of Brunswick for their suf- Connell, the throne of the Most High, that electors Kirwin being deacon and sub -dea- and truly consummated, end a repuparish of Pittsworth, and has been Father Jerger defence fund. During to frages, declared "that the time had con and lead her may bless Ireland God respectively. the course of evening, Mr. P. J. the Diocesan diation of this bond 's an outrage the of a member agiaeinted from of darkness come for men to stand free awful against Nature, a crime against soCailincil and pastor of the newly - Minihan, M.L.A., detailed the history out of the longtonight Batley must be an the full sunshine party." The late Mrs. Barr Smith's proFather and oppression ciety, and a sin against God, and formed district of Redcliffe and of the Father Jerger case. freedom and prosperity.-Allow snuffling hypocrite. perty, in Angas-street, was sold at whereas the civil law has been giving North Pine, with residence at Red - Jerger, he stated, had arrived in of yours very sincerely, me to remain, the Wool Exchange recently. The new facilities, and therefore elide. Father Ryan has sought the England, but there was no reliable Father Quitter recently handed to land has a frontage of 150 feet and encouragements, for the violationnew of change for health considerations. It information as to where he is. The (Signed) John McCormack." the Sisters of St. Joseph, Broad- a depth of 210 feet, and on it there the marriage bond, and whereas the is worthy of note that Redcliffe and defence committee was not remainmeadows, over £400, given to him is a well-built residence of 18 Legislative Assembly made immoral Thomas by his silver The Very Rev. Father North Pine formed part of his old ing idle in the meantime, and when jubilee testimonial. rooms. The purchaser was Mr. J. and iniquitous amendments to the the time was ripe they would take Lynch, P.P. St. Mary's, St. Kilda parish of Caboolture. Kither, who paid £8,500. It is un- marriage They were confi- - East (Victoria), celebrated the silintended to compel Rev. M. G. Murphy has been ap- effective action. Father Romuald Hoyes left Vic- derstood, says the Southern Cross, Christians law, of immoral pointed parish priest of Pittsworth. dent of succeeding in the action ver jubilee of his pastorate of that toria with Father Blowick that Mr. Kither was acting for the conduct, it tois approve resolved that the CaRev. P. Finnerty has been trans- they were bringing against Colonel church recently. Special music was on his recently way to the China Mission. Convent of Mercy, Angas-street, tholics of Hawera request the Govferred from Enoggera to the charge Ryrie, and they would make that rendered, of a character in keeping who now own the two properties ad- ernment to remember that marriage on the with the joyous occasion. of Boonah parish, in succession to worthy put all his cards A presentation is to be made to joining the Convent. table. is an ordinance of God against which . the late Rev. John O'Brien. Mr. John Wren by the Catholic Amthe State ispowerless, and that the Rev. James O'Reilly has been apSpeaking at the opening of a ba- algamated Clubs at a concert to be TASMANIA. "The progress of the Church and Government be advised to keep pointed to the temporary charge of zaar in the Balaclava held in the Cathedral Hall on Noparish recentCatholic Institutions in Australia," within their own sphere, and be conthe parish of Stanthorpe. vember 16th. Rev. J. Barry, AdministraThe patriotic picture, "Ireland will tent with regulating the civil effects Nambour has been approved as said Mr. C. C. Lazzarini, M.L.A., at ly, Very . of the Archdiocese, said: "At a be Free," was shown in Hobart and of marriage, and not degrade the the place of residence of the pastor the opening of a bazaar in aid of tor recent meeting of the Education Mr. Justin F. Rowan, LL.B., left Launceston recently, and created a Dominion by accepting the amendof the North Coast district (Rev. the parochial funds of St. Pius. En - Council a motion was brought for- Melbourne recently on his way to great stir amongst the saff,on-tinted ments of the Upper Chamber, which A. J. Wright), instead of Caboolture, more, "was due to the fact that they ward recommending the Minister of Rabaul. New Guinea, where he has Mercury and the Loyalty League. are without precedent; were built by the self-sacrifice of the as heretofore. Further, Catholic people; and, further, he be- Education to insist that all aspir- received an appointment as legal ad- Hughes was appealed to to stop the that in case these amendments ba Rev. T. Keating, late of Roma, and lieved that the vigour displayed was ants to the teaching profession viser to the Australian Central Ad- show, but he' didn't. Father Ar- come law, the active help of this Rev. James O'Connor, recently from on account of the Church not ac- should be asked to take an oath of ministration. Mr. Rowan, who is a thur Cullen, B.A., on the last night, congregation shall be at the disposal the Irish College, Rome, have been cepting too much from the State, loyalty to the throne. I must say son of the. late Mr. Joseph Rowan, during the interval of the entertain- of our bishops; no threat, fine, appointed to the position of curates and relying upon its own efforts for that I have never heard of such a P.M., was a student of Xavier Col- ment, delivered a stirring address or imprisonmentthat shall drive us to in the parish of Warwick. regulation in any country. And if lege. on Self -Determination for Ireland, the development of its great instituact the part of dumb dogs in the from lately Cahalane, Rev. Father it does exist, doubtless there were and supported Sinn Fein. He sev- face of a pernicious code tions." public the Irish College, Rome, has been grave and adequate reasons for its The question of the increased cost erely criticised the Mercury. The morality, that is eating intoof the appointed curate in the parish of introduction. Has it been proved of schools came before the Council Mercury is commonly referred to as of the nation; that we will stand life The religious ceremonies at St. by Rosalie. has been, or is being, of Education at a recent meeting, the daily orange menace, and is run the Church in her conflict with the Syrian Church, Redfern, that disloyalty Rev. Thomas Lalor, C.C., has been Maroon's in any of our schools? I when, on the motion of Mr. L. A. by imported loyalists. Father Cul- State, and will gladly suffer impriconnected with the blessing and taught transferred from Rosalie to St. Pat- hoisting cannot answer for the State schools. Adamson (head master of Wesley len, who wore the Sinn Fein colours, sonment, even death, to uphold the of the Labanon flag recentrick's. Fortitude Valley. were impressively carried out. I can answer for the Catholic schools College) and the Very Rev. Father' called for cheers for "Australia for Catholic reverence for the holy SacRev. Martin Doherty has been ly, Solemn High Mass was celebrated of Victoria, and I know that no ms - Sullivan (rector of Xavier College), the Australians," and the 'Irish Re- rament of marriage and for the laws to the the Valley from transferred the Rev. Father Joseph Dandoh, of the Church that wisely protect us position of senior curate at Too- by with Rev. Father Yazbeck as assistfrom profanation." Similar resoluwoomba. ant. At the first Gospel tions have been carried throughout Father transhas been Rev. 13. Gorman I Dandop delivered an the Dominion. impressive ferred from Boonah to the tempor- discourse, in which he thanked the ary charge of the parish of Enogarra. Consul -General, and said that the rise of their national flag proved to Protestant Minister Married Speaking at a Grand National the world that the abhorred flag of Irish concert in Brisbane recently, the Turks was down for ever, and by a Priest his Grace Archbishop Duhig said: peace and prosperity would reign "We must all rejoice about the lat. over the country under the guidance est news regarding Ireland. Recent of beloved France. In concluding, Rev. Dr. William Leonard Spiegel, cables give a resume of the splendid Father Dandop prayed for unity pastor of the First Presbyterian reply by Mr. Asquith to Mr. Lloyd between France and Great Britain, Church, Cincinnati, and president of It is a most telling reply and hoped that the glories of the George. the Rotary Club of that city, and to the Prime Minister. In another Commonwealth would be multiplied. Miss Marie J. Miller, daughter of cable message we have the assurance At the close of the Mass, a solemn the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Presidential States United the procession was .held, led by cross ,that Miller, of Denver, were married reelections will depend largely upon bearers and acolytes, followed by cently by Rev. E. J. Mannix, of the the Irish question." Continuing, the Association members, the Consul Denver Catholic Cathedral (says the the Archbishop said: "The question General for France, Father Yazbeck Brooklyn Tablet, of July 3). of Ireland is no longer merely an and Father Joseph, with hiS full 'After the ceremony, Dr. Spiegel Irish question, neither is it any long- robes. The last-named blessed the Imperial flag, after the procession was marand his bride started back to Cinor an er an Australian cinnati by autom6bile. We must be perfectly shalled in front of the church. When He is to question. sympathy handing the flag to the Consul-Genpreach his farewell sermon in the sure that the splendid First Presbyterian Church, then the that is being expressed in every part eral for France, Father Joseph said: two are to return to Denver to reof the world for the Irish people will "On behalf of my Patriarch, I will side. Dr. Spiegel's first wife was a bear good fruit, and no matter hand to your Excellency our flag, to relative of Miss Miller. what the opinion of the Prime Min- take care of it, and with it the at At the Cathedral rectory the rev. ister may be, we may feel certain fairs of my people." The Consul gentleman signed the usual promises that the sense of justice of the rank General *hen hoisted the flag, amid made when a Protestant is to be and file of the British people them- deafening cheers, over the church. married to a Catholic, including the Shrewd men reviewing the present position of the woollen marselves and that of the civilised naone to have the children who may tions all over the world, will be on Over seven hundred members of ket in England as indicated by the newspaper reports can only come be born to the union raised in the the side of Ireland with her desire the A.H.C. Guild were present at to one conclusion, and that is that Suits must advance still further Catholic Church (says the Denver The one way to avoid these rising costs to govern herself according to her the Communion Breakfast held in in price in the near future. Register). own ideas." the K.S.C. Hall, Sydney, recently, in is to provide for your future Clothing requirements without delay. The wedding was performed in the commemoration of the 75th. anniversacristy, following a High Mass, at sary of the Society. WALES. The Lord SOUTH May. *NEW which the bride received Holy Comor of Sydney was present, and a munion. Miss Miller is prominent number of the clergy, including the rapmaking Monsignor O'Haran is in musical circles. She studied unHe Apostolic Delegate, Monsignor Moyid progress towards recovery. der the Ladies of the Sacred Heart, nagh, Monsignor Ormonde. and Very 'Vie purchase of a Suit or two over up and above to sit immediate read and needs to able is now and then took up journalism at Rev. Father O'Reilly, C.M., Rector will assist materially in carrying men over the high price period ahead. On his feast day, he of St. every day. Northwestern University. Her moJohn's College. Representa- We are not taking advantage of this favourable woollen market. The received gifts and messages from all tives from ther was a Catholic, her father a all the Catholic societies margin of profit we retain on Brown's Better Suits is as parts of Australia. Protestant. Dr. Spiegel received were also prtsent. Bro. W. A. Dris. sible consistent with present-day conditions. At all timeslowweasaimposat the D.D. degree at Princeton. He coil, Warden General, presided, and VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER, and Brown's Better Suits still Mr. McTiernan, Attorney -General in his had been in the pulpit a few years address gave the following embody inthe same sterling value that has made them famous has been right Government, in the Storey when his father, president of the teresting statistics with regard throughout West Australia. to We buy matesials as heavily as it is attacked in the Sydney Tory daily the operations of the society: Spiegel-Millvain steel and tank founTak. possible to do, and tailor our Suits for the lowest possible figure that He press for his Profiteering Bill. dries, died, and the minister took a period of seven years, lie ex- GOOD TAILORING can be done for, depending on the immense turnhas been charged by anonymous ing over the management of the conplained that the Guild paid £11,752 over and the satisfaction that our Suits give the wearers to make writers with being young, idealistic, in mortuary; £25,801 cern, meanwhile continuing his pasin aickness: our business a commercial success. and amateurish. toral work. He is a man of consid£52,500 in medical attendance; and erable means. He has preached for Buy GOOD CLOTHES ONLY, and buy them well ahead of your £2,100 in hospital. The Guild had Hughes' orgy is thus referred to 14 years in the First Presbyterian Buy a fund of £54.000, and needs if you would save money on your Clothing outlay. in the Catholic Press: "In the new accumulated Church of Cincinnati. Brown's Better Suits, and you have Style, Quality, and Satisfaction it was in a more flourishing condiFederal Budget, one of the most rethan at any previous time. into the bargain. markable features is the increase in tion were 5,600 members in 104 official salaries. It costs more than There Speaking of Ireland's loyalty to "To have a society. in twice as much to run the navy now branches. the throne of the Fisherman, and 75 years in a country esthan it did two years ago, when the augurated addressing himself specifically to tablished only a little over 100 years war was on. It costs nearly six was a grand record," Eamonn de Valera, who was presaid the Apostimes as much (£388,000) to run the sent, Archbishop Hayes, of New It was a repetition Federal Treasury as it did in 1918 tolic'Delegate. York, at the banquet given by the of the history of the old Guild, and The Attorney -General's in (£66,000). Maynooth Union to Dr. Mannix, the new country they built the as staff absorb more than twice said: on similar ideals. His Excelmuch as they did two years ago. The Guild lency, in conclusion, tendered "I feel sure it is the one throne in thz Prime Minister's office is estimated Guild his approbation and blessings. the world to which the Irish people to cost nearly five times as much Excellent congratulatory has given allegiance and will conspeeches (£166,000) as it did in 1918. And in delivered by his Excellency, tinue to give allegiance: and even OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTspite of these phenomenal increases, were Moynagh, Father O'Reilthe Irish Republic, Mr. President, MENT. 'temporary assistance' expenditure Monsignor with all the glory of democracy, will jumps from £204,000 to £364,000. The ly, the Lord Mayor, and others. This important Department ha., stand at the foot of the throne of cost of the whole Federal machinery been organised with a view to givThe Mother -General of the Fisherman, and you will stand the Sisters is £8,173,000, being nearly two mil- of Mercy, in country clients, who cannot call the Bathurst diocese, ing there as a little child, and you will lions in excess of what it needed in Sister M. of the G. personally, the full benefit Justinan Hughes, died in R. BROWN TAILORING SERgive to the Father of Christendom, 1918." the Dubbo Convent on Monday VICE. No matter at what distance to that great white shepherd all the outpourings of the fountain of the 4, at the age of 57. General Rosenthal, who did some morning, October live from the city we can fit was one of the most able you soul of dear old Ireland to testify you to your entire satisfaction by tall mouthing against Father Jerger, Deceased that if Ireland is strong to -day and means of our Mail Order System. is reported by the Sydney Morning Sisters, and had been at different Mother Superior of the Bath- Thus you have the benefit of Cii ready to fight for liberty it is due in Herald as having said at a Christian times Mudgee, Dubbo, Orange, and large measure to the fact that she va:u at sterling Endeavour Convention in Sydney: urst, Clothes Tailored has been true and faithful to Alprices brought right to your door. "An insidious, a desperately danger- other convents. She was elected mighty God." ous doctrine, is being dessimated in Mother -General last Christmas. The Send to-day-a postcard will dowas removed to Bathurst, for our liberal parcel of patterns this country-the doctrine of 'Aus- body home -measurement and simple tralia First.' Only yesterday," con- where the funeral took place The Excellencies of all Purities chart. These are sent free to your tinued this Imperial bleater, "at a R.I.P. Embodied in address. meeting in this city, the statement UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. VICTORIA. was made that the Union Jack was WRITE US TO-DAY. The Supper Dish, not Australia's flag. Ladies and The Irish Ireland League of Vicgentlemen," he shouted from underDRESS neath his semetic nose, "the Union toria sent to John McCormack an artistically illuminated address ex jack is Australia's flag." Catholic Society

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The Widow

eeiving herself.

She shut the door

and sat in her chair again. More often than not the sash is dis The clock, busy and pretentious, pensed with, and the lessening of its ticked away the seconds; the sec4 hold on the favour of the fashionAND IMPORTER, onds added themselves into minable world is to be attributed large- BOOKSELLER MA.) Gonne, Francis Rev. Very (By utts: the minutes piled themselves ly to the influence of the jumper. COLLINS STREET, LITTLE 309-11 slowly, very slowly, into an hour. To carry out the three-piece idea, THE OPTICIAN, mesas MELBOURNE. born of love. "Mother," She looked out of the window. The which still holds a prominent place During her husband's lifetime, strangely yourself mist had crept much closer. A short Bishop Vaughan's Sermons. With are killin' "you said, he among fashions, in spite of the popuprosperous lived had O'Toole work an' starvin' yourself for while ago she could see the rocks a larity of the one-piece- dress, the introduction by the Bishop of St. Mrs. days. Few who knew her ofashera with in giving we are: enriching ourselves. cloth skirt and lace blouse scheme Louis. Price, 40s. 2 vols. F.I.O., F.S.M.C., D.B.O.A., want of food. I can do more than hundred yards away now she could the summer THE SUN IS ON THE HILL. Love grows on what it feeds; and is completed by a cape or loose coat A corm young wife in I can pay off your not see across the road. The world Law, Canon us both. keep New The Freedom of City of London. the more we give, the more we have. of cloth, the cape being the newer mentary and Summary. For was dying around her, smothered in By Rev ahgaipapeintehsast wouw1cloahladvehrdeaharcdwtito hot- debt for you an' save as well. The rain is on the river, Holy the of month the During hill, stop or He will be that silent embrace. "Ik can't be The handsomest lace blouses S. Woywod, O.F.M. Price, 30s. THE But the sun is on thewill tempering of an au- the love of God, merciful us renew our love for our idea. let the Souls, sever the esam." 'now," she said, addressing I long crochet, as you -made hand with of angry clouds are those The Ethics of Medical Homicide tumn, into a long winter of bleakAnd I know the Let our charity take a new pecially worthy of admiration when she whispered, furniture which stood around, wearQUALIFICATIONS had its will. dead. Peter,' HIGHEST "Hush, the O'MalAustin yet By And Mutilation. and When the storm has for out pour desolation. we of ing, it seemed to her, a look the morrow, He in the prayers mounted on flesh -pink chiffon or on ley, M.D., Ph.D. Price, 24s 8d ness and had "don't say that." IN THE STATE. Set your heart then on poNveoratey caanadidhuhnn their peace and happiness. other's frightened expectation. Suspense They looked into each white chiffon, trimmed with a wide d t in If the sky be grey to -day, To pray and perform other good band of insertion running round the (post free). Modern Scholastic Philsorrow the pain each was invading her faculties and chokread there By Exam., London. and eyes husband, of the Manual For the heaviest of your Purgablame in to their hearts works for the Holy Souls The ing them one by one. was inflicting on the other. figure and threaded with pale pink osophy. By Cardinal Mercer, 2 for whoBe ye sure will pass away. giver, veigxoperacatesdaiinanthdhoe.flush ASK FOR MR. B. tory that we who are still on earth or blue satin -ribbon. Again she looked out. Quickly misery of remorse seized first upon 33s. Price, vols. Lift your eyes to your day still, their hasten and to can we all do may in his but stealthily the mist had crept to The silk blouse of very soft qualin the Look up higher, hoping early death with pro- the lad. He buried his face shook the window; it was hemming her in. Spiritism and Religion -"Can You of an be ualnlgca forestall entry into Heaven -this is both the ity may also be seen side by side river, Baron J. vision for wife and offspring? Least hands, and an occasionalhesob Tho' the rain is on the duty end the happy privilege of with the lace blouse, and silk, print- Talk to the Dead?" By (post sat thus, She felt it round the house like a his frame. For a time All him. Yet the sun is on the hill. free). ARCADE, blame cetiPrice, 23s tenth ROYAL In the widow Liljencrants. his did Catholic. every of all ed in some of the most primitive without looking up, exclaimed ponderous pressure. Soon it would Christianity. her sorrow was swallowed up in his then, tury, St. Odilo, a pious Abbot of colours and designs, composes some The Credentials of Opposite Town Hall. 'Tis the winter's white snow shower in a complaining voice; "What does crush in the windows and walls. It depths the root, in plumbed establish to had S.J. Price, shivering inspired Scott, She was J. Rev. M. the Cluny, By loss. was only waiting, waiting patiently If you die, That defends of the smartest of the blouses of the it all mean' mother? flower his order a general commemoration of misery when she had watched the life is nothing to me." for something, for some ally, as a beSometimes, in making up 9s 9d (post free). 'Tis the falling of the fruit. for all the faithful departed, and moment. his face as he beCredo -A Short Exposition of Ca- agony growing in That gives birth unto the a handsome blouse, these printed a sieging army waits for reinforce. After silent. sat The mother dying his that all Cathosorrow, eminently realise practice -so this to MISS M. McMAHON Edited by Rev. G. gan Then arise from helpless are given additional brightness tholic Belief. at ments. It was waiting for the dark. the whole silks her,. and them, and when few moments the son looked up lic -was adopted by She could hardly see across the CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, & Nor repine at each annoy, and colour by outlining the designs O'Neill, S.J., MA., Price, 9s 9d meant for her. There were tears in her eyes, room fruitwrestled reus all had hoping Let long. she before end higher Church the for at now. She sat very still, all For the silks (post free). in embroidery stitch. There is'room mourning in her her sense CONFECTIONERY. of joy. with death for his possession but there was ano member the Holy Souls most fen to be seen to the best advantage numb. No, not all, far If our days are voiddeliver The Homiletic Monthly and Pas- lesslyhad was there, and 32 Pier-etreet, Perth sat for three days by his face. Instead light vently on this day, and let us on they should be made up as plainly toral she could hear. She listened. The Time is kind and will every Review. A magazine for the and light of a great joy. it was the horror. for them cold ill, to pray into (Near Hay street). day resolve beaten this corpse, from which seemed one with the All your days as possible, so that no tucks mar "Peter," she said, with a quiet silence, river, also every day of every year of our the serenity of the surfaces and the clergy. Price. 22s 6c1 year. Nothing could be worse than all confidence, mist about her, was charged with Though the rain is onthethe to die not goin' "I am with work was hill. there now and life. on that, is sounds. They pierced sun it from afar, the Yet pattern and material are not robbed GLANVILLE'S its blessed relief and distraction. A yet, an' the debt is paid." from beyond its outer ring, and yet, in any way of their natural beauty. LEMON HEADAnd there and then she told him LIKE FATHER -LIKE SON? B. GEORGE great misery had darkened her life, did not break it. She lisWORDS OF WISDOM. From dressy blouses to morning ACHE POWDERS. horizon the story -the secret of her mother's curiously, the below somewhere but tened. She heard laughter, the is not a far cry, and, shirt blouses Great Australian Remedy ,for The a of PHARMACIST, brightness longthe she had heart. How fiercely told regarding these, it is impossible to lay hidden laughter of happy men and An old-time printer being wicked. Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of Better be poor than who children ed to do for her son what his father in great cities. She heard thewomen young five Her namesake and son dawn. and his he that listens, whisthe overlook the style given to even 642 HAY STREET, all Headaches, Neuralgia, ToothWho speaks, sows; and promise, and "Your health would done for him. exfull of have other grea*Iv, were each pers of the wicked resembled mingling with simplest blouse by the insertion of and Influenza, Rheumatism, reaps. PERTH. because she had lost him, she must father has been near me all the the voices of children at play. She ache, shame plained that there was a big differ- an epaulet on each shoulder. In Lumbago, etc., etc Price, Of all evils, to the generous win through for them. The worst time," she continued, "I have felt heard the wailings of widows and Sciatica, ence -in time, anyway. This is the lieu of the epaulet, the back of the per box, or 3d. each powder Is. 9d. is the most deadly pang.-Thomson. dark, indeed was It me an' strengthhis presence urgin' was over. orphans and the moans of the dying to imag- way he explained it: "The main dif- blouse may be cut long enough on C. GLANVILLE, M.P.L. H. It is a dreadful mistake but there were stars and the promise enin' me. But, above all, I didn't smote upon her ears. From beyond -men ference 'twixt me an' young Bill is, the shoulders to pass oyer them and PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. MARKET -ST., FREMANTLE ine that we can love our fellow want you to cross the water to Eng- the mist sounds came like muffled of a dawn. when I put in a day at work I don't support the fronts. from Post Office). Doors and (Two '1 we do not love our God. themstars the at land or America an' not come back. murmurings from an underworld. Then, one by one, and feel much like runnin' round us, The morning blouse cut with epTelephone 197, A storm which assails selves failed her. There was Mau- So many go and don't come back. And then, from afar, from the edge VETERINARY CHEMIST. of our nights; and when young Bill put, in aulet shoulders would be smartly rehich is not a consequence not -an at thirteen who them, eldest, Not I blame Peter, but d in't feel her that he reen, the far a night runtlin"round of earth, came a faint pulse of produced in blue and white striped ault, fortells a consolation age at which little girls become in- you see I am alone, an' if you set- sound. Nearer it drew and nearer. much like workin' next day " Loyola. voile, with collar and cuffs of white istant.-St. Ignatius dispensable helps even to unharas- tled an' married in EngLind or Am- It was coming to her. Her soul was blessed sponge -cloth. The cuffs are prettily Phone, A3945. There are in this world up typhus of -sickened erica. maybe, I might not be wantsed mothers in her ears. Now it was a beat, into AN EXEMPTED LODGER. shaped, and give a chic finish to the uls whose sorrow springs Terence and Mi- ed. But now you'll stay," -there and presently it was a tread. If 643 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. sleeves. The fronts, which are HARROLD & MURRAY and died. And by oy for others, whose early hopes, the self-same was a note of triumph in her tone-- she could only rise and go to meet 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, MILL chael, weakened At a court in London a landlady gathered to the epaulets, droop over MERCHANTS, PRODUCE id in the grave with many tears, complainel sistheir off carried "an' even if you marry, I shall still it. But she must wait. fever which had that a young married the waist -line, and are fastened with It was BOURNE. orm the seed whence spring healing couple to whom VICTORIA PARK. she let two rooms a single button and button -hole. ter, followed her in the cold of the be near you." coming, coming, and all other RECENT PUBLICATIONS. owers and balm for the desolate had now got a baby. And Shauneen, two Have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, next winter. Peter gazed at his mother in as- sounds were dying around it. Soon The Undermentioned Prices inrid the afflicted. Wheat, Oats, Barley, death to Hay, Straw, you years later, was trarnpfed The Magistrate: What do tonishment. "I had no idea of it was shaking the ground like the clude postage: The slanderer takes a secret pride want by a runaway horse, though such an settlin' in England or America," he march of armed men. It must be, me to do, make an ejectment The Story of a Battalion. By W. MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L Linseed, and Maize. n revealing a moat in a brother's event had not happened in all that said; "but, in any case, mother, yes, it was he, coming at last with Devine. With numerous drawings his order against the baby? CASH. TERMS ye, yet cannot see the beam in 46 -street, West Perth. Clever memory what have you done to make me his companions. the within either the I want neighbourhood and maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. Landlady: The The tramp of takes he envy base Full of wn. It had stay?" Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, of the oldest inhabitants. their feet was at her window. Would Benedictine Monschism. Studies or success father or the baby to go; the two fence at the superiority by dozens Pipe Organ and Harmony. Her heart was nigh el Benedictine Life and Rule. By He listened at first incredulously, they pass by? impair - of them together make too much For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas- to be her Shauneen, though f others, and lives only might then joyfully. It is given to few to to bursting. Louder than the tread Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of noise for me. Fitting &Galvanised Iron Work, of the same name and age TERMS ON APPLICATION. rig it. just as easily have been taken. As see a day -dream materialise that The Magistrate: I suppose it is the and was the halt at the door. He was Downside Abbey, 25/-. DUNN MARK It is the desire of the Master Miss O'Connor is prepared to St. Joan of Arc. The life and I can't help she sat looking at the little fellow's take shape, but that joy was Peter's. here, here at last. She heard the take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. hose who follow Him should "re- baby you object to, and 332-334 Wellington -street, Perth. broken limbs, the laughter of fate For sixteen years his mother had lift of the latch. The door opened, story of the Maid of Orleans. By oice with those who do rejoice and you. Telephone, A2946. Licensed Plumber and Drainer. was loud in her ears. slaved and saved, denying herself and with his companions he enter- Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, We The Landlady Something must eep with those who weep." To the Metropolitan Water Supply, The dawn was a long way off now. rest and comfort, though she had ed, borne upon a stretcher roughly 13/10, I let the rooms to two he done. hould live in sympathy with those W. B. Preaching. By Rev. Sewerage, and Drainage Department It is true there were four hungry never called on him to do the same, made of oars. people, and I am not going to have hose lives touch ours. The well. TRY Dairying Utensils; Baths, Bath She could not look. mouths the less to feed, and no food and the result of it all was waiting The smell O'Dowd, 8/9. anted life is responsive to hu- three. Tanks, and Windmills for for him down in the harbour. " Mountains of Help. By Marie St. Heaters, was needed of speaking And I am not goworth of salt -water was Magistrate! stifling her: the The Byrne's Handy Foods an joys. Made and Repaired. her dead none of your crazy curraghs, Peter," drip on the floor was like thunder S. Ellerker, 0.S.D., 4/2. her with the dust of ing to make any order. and DAIRY PRODUCE. Prompted by gratitude towards By Bede JarLiving Temples. But Peter she said. "'Tis the most lovely in her ears. Then, on the sudden, sticking in her throat. by Exit landlady. od for the grace of the faith, of whe- little hooker you ever seen, an' she her tongue was loosed. her, though still spared was "He is rett, 0.P., 3/8. Straight talks to William (Over St. Bridge, Perth). MT. LAWLEY -AVENUE, FIRST 49 ympathy with the unfortunates to Win. Out or a year a month for a day or ther rides like an empress under her can- dead," she shrieked. "I have murSOME SCHOOL HOWLERS. Our Special Line: By Ail( FOR the way to manhood. he poor heathen still living in darkshe dare not promise herself. Yet opy of white canvas." Oh. God, why did I boys on P. death, Peter was dered him. Home -Made Pies and Pasties, Conroy, S.J., 8/9. ess and the shadows of endeavan he was here with his sturdy limbs her sole master and proprietor. The send him on the sea! Mother of Rev. J. Danger. Pompeii was destroyed by RYAN PHIL J. Francis By Facing ught we not to use every PETER J. BYRNE Proprietor. happy ways. Like some wild kingdom of his boyish dreams had Christ, have pity on me." of eruption from the Vatican. DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE and Finn, S.J., 6/9. ur tSat at last the blessings sister, thing of the forest she set herself become his inheritance. The Gorgons were three to those By Rev. J. P. OR NIGHT. DAY to Parents, Talks ith may be vouchsafed then more came only If death him. women, to watch that looked like For one long happy year Peter Conroy, S.J., 6/9. oor nations who know not God? S. BEECROFT CAR No. 208. Telephone A4395. she would be present, and she would his possession. Of course, Sermons on the Mass, The SacraTo one who thinks clearly, truth horrible. Motor Garage Telephone. A1927. fight. and, if she lost, then death enjoyed have Edward the Third would Butcher, his mother did no work now, and HOLDWAY & CO. menta, and the Sacramental'. By ever grows old. It is eternal in its been A3488. Rank, G.P.O. Motor But death mother too. his take her, could King of France if Certain even humoured Peter to the extent demands. Flynn, C.C., 14/2. 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. Thomas fear -voiced Licensed Sewerage Plumbers came no more; he had left her like of wearing silks and satins, in which had been a man. The Australian Children's Picture uths, to be sure, may lose their apa sated beast. (Certificated). we Benjamin Franklin produced elec. Only Prime Fresh Filled Meat Sold. she would sit waiting for him The simplest Prayer Book. At such times Prayer to al to us. 'Phone A1794. 'Phone 1341. into htr Slowly joy crept back tricity by rubbing cats backward. come home from his expeditions out Gasfitters and Sheet Metal Workers. Bok ever published. Beautifully il.uld do well to inquire whether as she watched Peter grow- to sea. And his happy smile when A Trial Solicited. George Washington married Mary Thos. ANDERSON & Son heart, dull or lustrated, with 20 full -page illustraur bearing has not become the years. the with 40.44 -street, Perth. became blossoming Pier time ing and due and in Card he saw her sitting like the queen of Family Grocers and Provision tions, including the Mass. ur sight dim through disobedience. Curtis, J. BENDON Her life resolved itself into one long his boyish fancy in their father of his country-. Merchants. with picture on front. sung little She him. For All Kinds of the Latest Foot- Cover, A deacon is the lowest kind of SHOE STORES Corner Fitzgerald-st and Raglan- prayer and effort for was to her a hundred fold re8T. CHARLES BORROMEO. living at not to be at times seemed Christian. rd., North Perth. payment for all she had done and wear, at the Lowest Prices. 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE all in herself, but entirely In him; suffered. The Prince of Wales is a large fish Families Waited on Daily. Repairs at Current Rates, Long evenings they Feast, Thursday, October 4th. 'Phone B425, he and she were two aspects of the would speed together, Peter telling which spouts vile substances. Country Orders Attended To. Patronise Pro the after years in the She was sure now one identity. ibex is where you look About fifty An her of his wonderful life on the Printed and Published by that no physical evil would befall sea and the grand adventures of his start heresy had broken out, the back part of the book when you BEN JONES hat is printBut, had that he would live. him: anything to find rovidence of God raised up a mere craft. And at night she would His want 310-12 WILLIAM -ST., PERTH. he died, she would not have cared kneel for long by outh to renew the face of ed in the front part of the book. her bedside, over much, because she knew she thinking and praying and hurch. In 1560 Charles Borromeo, The -Cabinet is a body of men ! telling PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. could not live without him and that God that He had sent her heaven en twenty-two years of age, was whom the Prime Minister tells what Tel. A9381. Murray -street (opp. Boans). Perth Peter. how- oversoon. She would think of she would die. too. ted cardinal, and by the side of he is going to do. her child of sixteen years of toil and self-denial, ever, lived on gloriously DAIRY. uncle, Pius IV., administered the W.A. THE PUBLISHED WEEKLY. first His See. Holy in healthy body. the Nature his strong, airs Of A TRUE WIFE. and they would WANEROO-ROAD, A NEW SUBJECT IN a child of Grace in his clean mind dream of an hour.seem to her the was the direction of the CounTERM STO SUBSCRIBERS. OSBORNE PARK. And the mot'e he of her husband andShe would think and holy ways. of Trent. He urged forward its A true wife will not cherish her In Advance Maureen, D. KEANE. by working returned her for her love and do dead these thirteen of ions, guided its deliberations by husband's weakness 3s. 3d. . Per Quarter .. years, and of from upon them to her own advantage. correspondence votion, the more she gave him; nay, Terence and Michael and tinual fir erel. Pure Milk Delivered Twice Daily Per Half "shear Shauneen, car- She should not irritate him. firmness If irthe more she had to give. And the and their faces would [corn direct ome, and by his its. 6d. to an part of the City, Annum .. Per float on the he Then neighbours, when they saw them, dark before her, but never d it to its conclusion. ritation should occur, women must to Customers. Od. 20s. Cows .. Own Years Our Two Per have a Wide used to smile and say often to one they the faces of the dead, forwere tered upon a still more arduous expect to hear from most men a Supplying the Convents and ColBooked alork-the execution of its decrees. another, "God is good. Was ever ways they dissolved into the living, strength and vehemence of langu13s. Od. .. Annum Per such happiness seen since the Holy laughing face of Peter Archbishop of Milan, he enforc- age far more than the occasion reIS A BEAUTIFUL, COLLECTION OF 22s. Od. Two Years .. -Peter her their observance, and thoroughly quires. Mild as well as stern men back life and glory. Mother took her little One And before she stored the discipline of his see. He are prone to exaggeration of lingo with her to Nazareth?" B277. slept Telephone, be cross she would should murmur (which to herself, Cheques nded schools for the poor, semi- age; let not a woman be tempted Peter had reached his thirteenth shall see him to-morrow," and ed), drafts, money orders, or postal for the clerics, and by his ever to say anything sarcastic or year and already had begun to "I HEVRON J. P. to when payable made she shall woke, be should "I notes see him tohis munity of Oblates trained chide his mother for the way she day... Sometimes she would violent in retaliation. The bitterest dream CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FOR- THE W.A. RECORD. EXCHANGE His reform repentance must needs follow such 'eats to perfection. Had all her that he lay dead before worked and slaved. BE ADDED. MUST AGENCY. her -awful WARDING Govthe by opposed fres violently children been spared her, Mrs. O'- dreams whose very terror indulgence, if she does. Men woke her. ment of Spain, and by the relax quently forget what they have themToole could not have worked hard- But the fierce joy of waking GENERAL CARRIERS. SPECIAL NOTICE. to pos. priests and religious under his selves said, but seldom what is uter than she did. And it all seem- session of him, of realising that PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS, he nor yielded When notifying change af address They are rge; yet he never tered by their wives. ed so surposeless, for a tithe of her was lying safe and full FREMANTLE. kindly state your old as well as your Inflexible in grateful, too, for forbearance in iled in his task. energies would have sufficed to keep the next room, made herof life in want to new address. aintaining discipline, to his flock such case, for while asserting most the two of them in comfort. "Sure, dream again. id.. ld., lid. each id., ltd. each He loudly that they are right, they are was a most tender father. mother," her son would say to her, J. SPIGL Then there came a day in late SepEDITORIAL NOTIONS, uld sit by the roadside to teach often conscious that they are wrong. "you can begin to take things easy. tember treacherous day of soft, TOBACCONIST, PERTH, poor man the Pater and Ave, and The names and addresses of AirI'm big an' strong as many a man, warm sunshine TYPE CLEAR Nicely Printed in RED and BLACK on to an and contributors must uld enter hovels, the stench of respondents ALL SOULS. an' you'll soon have no call to be evening of steel. gliding for sat waiting Will be pleased if you would call ich drove his attendants from the accompany all communications. workin' at all. An' I'll make you a for him in her silks She and satins. She your requirements and save money. Secretaries of Societies, corresponDuring the great plague he Grant them rest, for they are weary r. grand lady with nothin' to be but shivered a little in the 9. Haircutting 4d.; Shaving chilling air. was dents, and others will please note used to leave Milan, and Waiting for Thy promised light; be wearin' silks an' satins an' sittin' and Orders sent to any part of W.A. that all communications intended once, when she opened the door and Grant them rest, 0 Lord, for dreary er by the sick and dying, with your hands white an' delicate to look out, a wisp of mist floated by V.P. Post. No remittance need- for insertion in the current week's even his bed for their support. Is their banishment in night; as a queen's." Perth. in the kitchen and vanished like ed. Cheapest issue should be in the hands of the he lived, and so he died, a faith - Loving Saviour! Jesus Blest! But the mother would laugh and into Razors Set, Watches, Pipes, or Editor by midday Wednesday at a wraith. She gazed out to sea. image of the Good Shepherd, up Grant Thy faithful peace and rest.* work harder than ever. Just above the surface of the water any other articles Repaired, with latest. his last hour giving his life for time As wore on and Peter grew Grant them peace, for they have mist was drifting idly about in guarantee. Reports of Parochial Functions sheep. bigger and was himself able to earn the striven She turned should be authorised by the parish 'The prayers of the Saints," says enough for the two of them, harsh patches likeat smoke. will priest. Long for Thee; for Thee have clock. "He the St. and looked John Chroysostom, "have a powwords began float to about on the beReports of Weddings, ls. per inch borne and indeed the mightiest, to lips of the neighbours. "Sure," said have time to reach the harbour and Midwifery, (about 50 words). to herself, Surgical, Medical, 1p our need; but they are especi- Many a cross which Thou ifast given they, "she'll be the ruin of the boy-. fore it settles," she said -ST., LEEDERCAMBRIDGE Funeral Reports, Is. per inch; in 81 setnot Many a piercing crown of thorn. lift an' it will "an', maybe, 3' efficacious when we try ourselHe'll grow up lazy an' good-forVILLE. names of persons present, eluding dewas she s by doing penance, and by striv- Jeau! bid their sufferings cease; knew She nothin' if he sees she is goin' to tle at all." ls. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). for better things to obtain what Jesu! grant them light and peace. work enough for the both of them Photograph Reproductions, 8d. y ask." an' put a bit by, maybe." them light, that they, attainper square inch. God, Who created all things, is Grant ing, And their whispering reached the all places, and is everywhere to cars of the widow, but she worked Lord, at last, Thy dwelling place ADVERTISING RATES. adored. Yet His infinite wis- Walt harder, if possible, than ever. Thy saints for ever reigning, 603 Wellington-st., Perth. (Opposite Railway Goods Yard). m thinketh fit to work wonders Situations Wanted and Vacant, Peter was now sixteen years old. May behold Thy blessed face. OF W.A. MERCHANTS PREMIER THE LIME the intercession of His Saints, Jesu! AND STONE and Residence (three lines, Board tall and strong as a full-grown man. them out of night; t in all places, but as it pleaseth Jesu! call Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime in the State. about 16 words), one insertion, Is. He had ceased to chide his mother. bring them to thy light. en 1" -St. Augustine. Write for Prices and Particulars before purchasing elsewhere. each. for she was deaf to all his persuaIn We defy competition. The only BRIGGS in the TRADE. No Births, Marriages, Deaths, Grant them rest where never sorsions. "I have a debt on me," she OUR DEAD. connection with others trading under a similar name. Lime for Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s. row had used to say to him when he had extra. low rate. line at very 6d. Manure Poetry, per insertion. Enters more, nor pain. nor woe; pleaded with her to make her life Souls' Day, Tuesday, Nov, 2nd Grant them light that neither morOrdinary Advertisements, 3s. per more easy, and in his simplicity he inch. TOW, n one of Canon Sheehan's hooks forebore to question her. She was Casual Advertisements, 4s. per e is a touching chapter on All Night, nor yesterday shall know; toiling to pay off some debt left by Tel. inch. The veteran of Getty. Joy that ever shall increase, ' Day. his father, maybe, or contracted by Replies to Advertisements can be g remembers his companions of Light perpetual, rest and peace. herself when he was a child. If the PERTH. addressed to this Office, and they Irish Brigade; the poor and misaffair was too delicate for her to will be forwarded to Advertisers if asks bly clad woman humbly FASHION. SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. talk about, he had no wish to postage is prepaid. t the soul of her parish priest, 834 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB, wound her feelings by probing into Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College (By "Ninon.") g dead and mostly forgotten be Hostel Edward King (Opposite it. And, indeed, some colour was in W.A. All Communications should be adIt i1 a chapter of pathos. lied. given to her talk of a debt, for The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly MISS M. J. McDERMO TT, Proprietress. dressed to: t the dead have forged many BLOUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Peter saw little result in the way of attended to. Oil, Sanctuary Floats, THE W.A. RECORD, Tapers, Candles, Charcoal, Pure Wax Lace is playing no small part in ins with us the living. Let us money or more comfortable living Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. BOX, 20, G P.O. PERTH. Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medals, Speciality in Statuary, back on the list of those who the making of the latest blouses, and forherself in spite of all his mother's All Public Examinations are prepared for, including UniverFramed Pictures, New Books just arrived: "At the Foot of Jesus,'' Is it father reappears for this purpose almost e gone on before. MatriculaScholarship, University labour. sity Certificate, Government "Treasury of the Sanctuary." "Looking on Jesus," "From Bethlehem mother, brother or sister? Sure - as a novelay, since of late it has been tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. Then came a day in late Novemto Calvary," "Jesus Crucified,- "Suffering Man God," "Watches of the claims 9f blood are not sev- the day of georgettes and crepes, Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive ber. Peter had been away across the Passion," "Ecce Homo," "Lenten Sermons on the Passion, SEND Cadet by death. Then, there was and the lace blouse has vanised from in the is imparted our attention. Military Training the Channel working for some "Holy Week and Easter," "Loreto of the Holy House," Books by friend or fond companion. the scene. Companies. months in the harvest fields of CheFather Lasance, "Thoughts on Religious Life," Prayer-book for Re Plain skirts of dark cloth are once cannot -take away their memVocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking shire. He had come home with his ligion, Blessed Sacrament Book, My Prayer-book, With God, Sunday BRYANS RECORD PRESS . Are there otters who have again topped by lace blouses, some are taught. pickets well -lined and with his heart Missal, Roman Missal, Short Visits to the Blessed Sacrament, Visits claims of justice on us? linter- of which extend over the hips with Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purMUR thumping with joy at the thought to Jesus in the Tabernacle, New Ireland, History of Ireland, by ately, we may have been the oc- Icing -waisted effect, while others are (op oans) poses. of seeing his mother alatii. When Darcy McGee, Knocknagow, Story of Ireland by A. M. Sul van on of their transgressions. Do draped to curve slightly at the A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which AsA Good he caught Bodkin. A321; McDonnell Telephones: sight Judge by of an Irish her of Recollections at the door Little sashes that start wish to deny the debt? Or will waist -line. pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of MesHeart of Sacred her cabin, his heart for a moment sortment of English and American Story Books. dare face them in eternity with - from the underarm seams are youthtools, Garland, Joseph's and ed at St. Printed Pub ceased Madonna, beating. Our Lady's Annals, She sengers, looked of old part and at any are received -looking on appendages some of New Pupils effort to cancel the obligation? ful Three -Term System. P .p istered office of ill and worn. He drew her into the Australian, St. Anthony's Annal, Ave Maria. nlitely we in life can hold out these lace blouses, though it is a liberal discount is made in the case of brothers. the Term. . cabin and spoke to her with the anOrders Promptly Attended To. he dear dead the one means of matter of personal taste whether a For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL. 9s), osi street and ger impatience that are so lation that can a -d. them. 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