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The Boys
LEEDERVILLE.
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WEST PERTH
There was a committee meeting
Music lovers will be catered for
MAYLANDS.
VICTORIA PARK. A very
pleasant
afternoon wa .
spent at the residence of Mr. and It has been definitely settled and September 28th specially at St. Brigid's on the even- Mrs. Trowbridge on Wednesday on held on Thursday, announced that our bazaar opens the at which nine members were in at ' ing of Wednesday, the 17th Novemwa. will be when their daughter, Hazel, on
FIRST ANNUAL ENTERTAIN-
VOL. XLIV
PRICE 3d
PERTH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 6, 1920
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No. 1907 (New Series)
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The quarterly meeting of St. Lawrence O'Toole's Branch of the Hibernian Society was held on Tuesday evening, the president. Bro. Arthur, There was only a fair presiding. I its, attendance, and not very much ness done. Nomination of officers for the ensuing half -year resulted in most of the existing officers being returned unopposed. The only election will be for that of guardian, for which there are three candidates. The quarterly communion of the branch will take place on Sunday, 14th November, when all members are requested to attend. To -night, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont, in Ninth-ave., there is a surprise packet in store for the parishioners who attend. The proceeds are in aid of the Men's Stall. On Thursday, 11th November, a grand moonlight concert will be held
SUN-RAYSED BIRTHDAY
November 22nd and closes ber, when a sacred concert tendance. Apologies were received with a handsome morocand given by the local choir in aid of presented following Saturday, November 27th, from Messrs. Oldrini, Tully, -bound autograph by the ladies be the school fund. The parish can co in the school grounds, in Marian-st., Marmion, who were unable to committee, as a mark of apprcciahigh of within two hundred yards of the Ox- present. Leave of absence was boast of possessing talent the choir tion for her services as popular girl As the' time granted to Mr. Oldrini till after order and the efficiency of ford-street tramline. during the recent bazaar. The pre of bazfirst our manifested interest in December 11, on account of private has been strikingly is the first un- sentation was made by Mrs. T probably approaches This is the young- business. late. Although this In past years it was Walsh. Musical dis oar grows apace. the items were gone in to held parish yet owing poorest kind the est and perhaps dertaking of Leahy D. thought nnpossible, Mr. of through, and concluded a envery awk resignation an The is being and archdiocese, but if hard work tance from the city as assistant -secre- the district, keenandinterest afternoon. Mr. and Mrr. fo in the present indica- joyable and unselfish endeavour are of any from his position accepted evinced therein, ward method of transportation, Trowbridge wish to thank the orreceived and Clontarf Orphanag - avail then the success of our bazaar tary was to its being highly cred- ganiser point tions necesit found the boys of thecombined (Mrs. Crogan) and the other Dave regret. entertain is already assured. Three very fine with now itable. Tickets at 1/- each are numladies for the kind thought which to present a All ideas prizes are being offered for the popu- sary to make this move owing to in circulation, but as a limited at present be prompted to the ment to a Perth audience. unable being his dispelled open interested is were competition, which is available those lady only. lar ber that thought and of impractibility evening to. Osborne Park as well as to Leed- every meeting, to secure one early and On Tuesday next the Convent for ever on Wednesday he was acting in the are advisedpossible disappointment. School Melrose Theatre erville. At this stage it is very by resigning so save children will be treated to a last, when at the Bro Christian the winners. My best interests of the society. will appear next picnic gathered forecast to Full particulars hard badge Murray -street, the care in the grounds of are milkman assures me that his fancy of the society boys matter the The week. whose and the Zoological Gardens. Through thers, under length, some at hoped is cert." discussed was what a "dead is Osborne Park from to the generosity of the parishioners, placed, inaugurated submitted en were display and but some of the shrewdest judges the quotations Kalgoorlie the publication of the banns assisted by the hardworking stall- in the Central Picture Gardens, opto prove an annual From and the "The last curtain" has fallen on "THE SUNRAYSED BIRTHby Boulder the the furnish both to entirely Leederville to was Proceeds look holders, the success of the day de- posite Maylands Station. anything of marriage on Sunday last, it tertainment given A DAY STUNT," and after a most careful system of checking, and diversified The stall -holders desire me Societies, so thatwebefore Rose, Pownall Victor candidate, Arthur the from Mr. help to that pends. Present indications reveal hear boys themselves.presented to an au winner. learned must exhaustive enquiries, we have pleasure in announcing that the announce that any gifts from further is done programme was and Miss May Gee had decided to the fact that a right royal day will in the popular boy competition. could to kind and generous friends either in them. most popular Birthday Date is 12th. JULY, and THE FIRST which large as it was, the ignore the high cost of living and be spent, whilst sumptuous catering There will br, a vod programme. crowded or without the parish will be grateA most welcome visitor to for 29, partnership been much larger.butA the life-long generation. a the younger PRIZE OF £1,000 IS WON BY October into will delight enter night, large fully received. Friday on rooms to out are McEvoy anticipated, popular and Mrs. Mr. of the Eng- better or worse. Both are Excursion fares will be in operation house was en * * was Mr. E. P. Hendhen, had of Mary Stall on Brigid's, Children the St. help of MISS A PORT, a good members participate by may active attendance present nevertheless and any adult and He And team. revenue. The Art Union, for which excel- lish cricket the Saturday, November 13, when they sures a substantial giving notice to this effect. premises, and had a and the best wishes of their numerEvery lent prizes are being offered-the 1sta look over extended to are giving a grand musical evening are 844 Nicholson Street. members. ous acquaintances revenue is what wasbewanted. the of from a number 2nd the with £50, talk derived being a donation of the them. penny that would The complimentary social extend- at their home in Kirkham Hill-ter. is needed lady's costume made to order and He was greatly interested ih si NORTH FITZROY. an overflowing audience ed to those who had helped in the race. Don't forget to roll up to this before leaving any stretch of value £10/101- will be drawn with- cricket teams, andalong in aid late bazaar was an unqualified suc- affair, as Mr. P. Dunne, one of the dance and signed party a It does not torequire euchre A task send to the the in promised realise what of life out fail on November 29th, is billed to address West men, the popular at By Stall evening Perth pleasant visit. of the North a most imagination his cess, and of The SECOND PRIZE OF 1250 goes to Ticket- bat as a memento North Perth Town Hall. is of providing the necessaries every member Perth Bazaar will be held on Tues- was spent by the large throng who the electors. hundred boys, and holders are reminded to return butts Sunday practically North the at music the strains of November, the well day, 9th enjoy how came to MRS. D. J. HAM, for a couple of upkeep seen, or instiof, any had heard of an at their earliest convenience, in 25th. On Wednesday, November 17, at for the general Perth Town Hall. Mr. D. C. Per. by Dunton's orchestra. It was a almost sole English batsman had kept his aword. bat rott has the function well in hand. grand finale to a grand ,effort of the Bayswater Town Hal:, a social 10 Wanda Road, tution whose main isandthe meagre event not later than November came along Saturday on as and dance will be held to help Miss but also and promises an interesting and workers. source of revenue 8s. per The Young Australia Stall is hold- signed not only by himself, K. Mahoney in the popular girl State subsidy of athepatty CAULFIELD. of the tour- pleasant evening to all who patronordinary liv- ing a grand euchre party and dance by everyeither member W. And were is a magnifi- competition. course for the of The object Hitch, appreciation week! ise it. In J. including eclipsCamHall, party, ing -day every Leederville Town the in of progress popular on the one-the to laudable accorded State most cent help ing expenses of to the OF £100 goes to fea- bridge-street, on Novembep 11. Like who only arrived in PRIZE THE THIRD compelling of the the evening musical was last The Brigid's the Misses This girl of Northern Stall, ed? even- all the entertainments associated Saturday by the Malwa. The bat Christian education in St. who have an inter. Rita and Della Robinson held a so- season will be held at Mrs. O'Canture in staging Wednesday MRS. JOHN LEE, of Mrs. Kirkwood, has been on view in Sandover's win- Parish-and all Saturday, Noing's entertainment. first effort cf with the name est in such education should lend cial evening in the local Town Hall nor's, Ninth-ave., onMr. week. the success. all huge dow be: to Tim O'Conit is.,..bound The interior of vember 20, to help Market Garden, The However, in their the heartiest is the first of the their, patronage to this deserving on Thursday last. Tuesday Next won We hope to see a the building was tastefully decorat- nor, popular man candidate. all ac- entertainment. the kind, the boys on all The Mt. Hawthorn Stall are hold- season's river trips, andtofrom BLOCKS, S.A. be a very full house on the date mentioned. ed by Mr. Matthews, the caretaker, GLANVILLE going applause and congratulations is in there this, counts competition of baby Novpopular a Monday, ing on Bazaar opens Supporting evidence by the The modest sum of 1/- will bring the various flags adding splendour sides. Marian -street, on high numerical standard set. Every of Eightcorner schoolrooms, the the furnished ember 22, at rebe pro. were joy the can of guests effort The measure a full you scene. special the a to if required, THE FOURTH PRIZE OF £50goes to insisted on Saturday afternoon, November 13. member should make and vided. ceived at the main entrance by Miss ave. and Guildford -road. fact that the audience every Excellent prizes are offered, and the to be present on Tuesday night,along be Rita Robinson. and all were at once a repetition of practically A working bee of men is requested con event promises to be the most novel it is certain they will which MRS. F. H. COOPER, Slythe, was feeling programme, Mrs. is of friends many a the river fraternal The aware that item on attend the bazaar grounds on at the future ones. The the Perth late A number and attractive of the season. It was a most suc- to of Aberdeen-street, and now of in existence. eluded at half-past ten. from Saturday., November 13 (next Satthe Perth's great asset, and good use Como, Thomson Street, deshe fully Brothers learn that and to and will regret event, social order cessful in clergy make etc., to of urday) to get stalls, A euchre party in aid of the forth- C.Y.M.S. intend High School next few is an inmate of the Perth Public monstrated the popularity of the and fix grounds generally. the during College and Fremantle the at asset held will be this of person 'bazaar MANTRA, VIC. coming proudest During an interval in committee Hospital, undergoing treattnent for hostesses. were present. The months. The present Devotion, Holy Mass, 7 and 9. was his Lordship Osborne Park Hall on Wednesday the proceedings the Rev. Fr. Hayes, 7.30 in the gatheringalongside The prizes his not up to now heard of failure, a rather severe attack of rheumatwhom November. 10th of next. pan. eupaid Bishop Gibney, Monsignor Veying, consist of 11/1/- donated by Mr. J. and this is due not only to its own ism. Our sympathy is extended to on behalf of those present, The 400 Prizes of 10s. each have been won by entrants in the Mr. hard work, but also to -the splendid__ her in her illness, together with our logy to the principals for their kindsat the Rt. Rev. years or there- Smullens; a 51b. chest of tea by inthe best wishes for a speedy recovery. from ness. and expressed the sentiment various States of the Commonwealth, all of whom have been V.G. It is fifty'goys' Orphanage J. F. Kendall. Albert -street, North support it has received them sure be thanking in friends now their so of formed of their success, and on :eseipt of duly completed statutory and Profiteering abouts that the themselves; Poole; preJ. members Mr. by Perth; a ham, venerable be for will this money by and dance and kindness party prize Tuesfinal euchre of on The hospitality, amount all their for the and for founded declarations, cheqpes one was half a guinea, by Mr. W. O'Mahoney. to'be present and his 'keeninterof the season will be held at Hiber- Dancing was freely indulged in and warded. late, at Subiaco, were eve The tickets are 1/8 each, and a de- day night, November 9th (not 18th.. SEWING MACHINES. clearly syllabus), and nian Hall, on Monday next, in aid thoroughly enjoyed, whilst a firstest and delight evening. lightful evening is promised those as appears on the the through acquired all of the Sacred Heart Stall. The ar. class musical programme was connewly Printed Prize Lists are available on application, accompanied, denced Rates. o'clock who desire to help a good cause by help to continue the Exchange of Effect eight Miss before rangements are in the hands of an tributed to by Mrs. Stuber, society. by stamped, addressed envelope. A few minutes in the Band, their patronage. ..Mrs. Kennedy and prosperity of your Loses." and Australia boys Wins, of who Raphael "America of ladies, Messrs. committee November and energetic muster Robinson, night. full this following a The in this Comgave a sel- Mrs. O'Mahoney are organising to en- Flanagan. Dainty refreshments There have been many "triers" for the 1st. Prizefortune under Mr. Max O'Neill, The Fair Profits Commissione to function, whilst Mrs. Poole is acting 10th, is a Trial by Jury, to which are leaving nothing undone has no fine style, invited. sure this entertainment being the were supplied on an extensive scale. yesterday examined representative petition. We hope and feel sure that those whom and ection, "Zampa," in members' lady friends are amusing will join us The chorus as secretary. spirit, good in verdict Good the accept the season. will programme. one of crowning smiled upon, very machine a the be sewing in to open of firms trading This promises use of of which good make will are winners numbers, hall tourfortunate the the euchre proposed more singing in the that in the hope prizes are offered The plans of and part as to the movements in .prices and night, and those in whose hands were especifolk will be. now nearing completion, so that de- their bearing on profits. The chair their "surprise packets." there were eight items, arrangements lie, are quite prepar. nament, while dancing 80 lads. about by early an at part the latter occur in rendered OBITUARY. cater for should enjoyable specially most velopments presided. ally well man (Sir J. W. McCay) ed to guarantee a in th up on the stage, with popular dance date. Meantime a proposal is on We thank all who competed for the interest displayed Attractively formed H. C. Tyler, executive officer i n evening. The case to be tried is a of the. evening, could not carry 2nd., and 3rd. part music. The price of tickets is, as foot to organise a first-class orches- Victoria for the Singer Sewing Ma great SUN-RAYSED Industry, and although all that The death of Mrs. Bridget Mead, breach of promise. each of the 1st., which, in return heard, convinced fully been have distinctly respected all will and 14, large hoped that season. £1,000, old 1/-, is t off the of an usual, and it next no tra for voices were chine Co., said the company did On Sunday week, November produced a member for their entrance fees they have received full value in good Frui of the York district, and siis- is the Society's Quarterly Commun- numbers will avail themselves of when joined in harmony manufacture sewing machines, bu t The soloists in family Adelaide-terrace, ion. We thoroughly understand it this last opportunity of meeting in and Confectionery. the Singe r delightful music.although purchased them from at ter of Mrs. Higgs, HALT. nervous TOWN BAYSWATER Newcasenoutlying, and social Inat her residence, the friendly rivalry each instance, Manufacturing Co., Kilbowie, nee r is impossible for those in For their sakes, coupled with the future prospects of the of their work, occurred on the evening of suburbs -to come along on these oc- joyment so evident at euchre parties. PLAIN & FANCY DRESS CON- Glasgow. The Melbourne office or York, tle -street, the commencement produstry, we trust thatthe number 43 II should FETTI CARNIVAL. last Monday week, at the age ofhuswarmed up to it aseach dered through the Sydney office, casions, but those nearby item vocal The deceased, whose ceeded, and thus applause. In "Sing years. it their especial allay to apwhich dealt direct with the menu In Aid of the predeceas. make won meritorious the soloist head office was in proach the altar rails on These morn- sustained a sprained thumb. was band (Mr. Charles Mead An CA1 I IOLIC CHURCH BUILDING facturers. The Merry Minstrel," 'hcl her many years ago, was afflicted The machines were inNew York. No Ye "Will by Messrs. given FUND, in then and her health intnours on the best of authority exhibition was trouble, heart with the rate of exJohn Jelly, and dollars, in voiced Holland The WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. London Come Back Again?" Otto numbers had been failing for a lengthy period. state our literary minds are very L. McComish and C. Quinlivan. change being as between of sons and shortly to have opened to them an final will be fought next week. Replying to the A grown-up family took the solo. Bracketted York. and New Refreshments. Prizes. Good Remember" Erin loss avenue for the development of their the mourn to survive J. W. (Sir daughters later on were "Let Thy the chairman of 1/6. question 2/6; single, Double Tickets, Young Days sustained. The funeral took place talents. So now you who may wish and "Has Sorrowtheir rendition McCay) as to why machines manuthe MRS. McKIMMIE, In afternoon and was large- to be classed under this healing, TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC. to Tuesday shipped Shaded?" on and in Scotland factured the particularly Mr. T. McDonald, the Very Rev. Dean keep your eyes and ears open, and tone, rhythm, and piano Australia at 87 dollars were conpassages ly attended, Joint'Secretaries. The following pupils.of Miss Nor0. 3. DeGARIS, of 3i diminuendo and Walsh, V.F., officiating at the buriil then make a bold bid for fame. rate at the sterling verted. into .his, made Villa." "Clyde and The chief mourners created telling effect items, the gems obsequies. Once more read this little remind- rie Bartlett, L.T.C.L., dol. to the pound instead of .4.80, Kalgoorlie, C. and Thos. er, and if it applies to you, act on it 193 McDonald -street, DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY, William with the first vocal Messrs. to the were went HALL. witness said the money In the second half Mead (sons), Mesdames Richard El- and pay your subs. were successful in the recent prac- NORTH PERTH TOWN of the evening. office in New York, and was A.D.F.A., MILDURA. Misses M3/) held tical examinations held in connec- EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE, head and was Carter, of H. the same choir gave (a)(b) Thomas tournament rate liott, boxing American The the at converted "Unfurl (daughters), on last Wednesday night in the pre- tion with the above College:Davis' "My Land" and stirring In Aid of the North Perth Stall- exchange. The Sydney office restyle and Mabel Mead crowd of Higher Local: Vera Fitzpatrick West Perth Bazaar, the Flag:" the latter in of which an Messrs. Stephen and George Lints sence of an interested as to Austraits instructions ceived fere the conclusion To be Held on (brothers), Messrs. Robert, William, members. Several members dis- (honours). prices from New York. Geo. J. Lirfto played their ability in the fistic art. Intermediate: Edith MacDonald TUESDAY,' 9th NOVEMBER. lian ralian flag that had been herd The Chairman: Thy increase in and James, Geo. S., and Carter the successful ones being: March (honours). H.Dolly (honours), Messrs. First and o erhead was suddenly unfurled (nephews), of family machines from price the who Prizes. Refreshments. The bout, between Messrs. J. Tobin and Junior: Rosins Robertson. floated over the singers heads, R. Elliott (sons-in-law). £16 in February to £25 in August is 'tire, and Good Music. Eileen James, Lite W. Wedg- G. Coronel, the former was successSteps: First Messrs. concluded the number with were: -bearers pall on the figures and first sight, at 10 to 12. "Chiming Cards 8 to 10 p.m. Dancing A. G. Mattiske, ful. Second bout, between J. Hard. Way, Violet Hill. good Australian cheers. documents submitted, incomprehenand wood, C. McQuade, D. C. PERROT, division, Ticket 1/-. Intermediate In the Bells of Long Ago," in chorus,Stilly George Bailey. R.I.P. wick and C. Quinlivan, did not last and sible. By caring Sec. Hon. This age realises at last what is due to its childern. the the beautiful "Oft in the four rounds, as Mr. Hardwick Edith MacDonald gained 92 marks. Witness said the increased prices Few. properly for their minds and bodies, it is laying the foundation for Night," in trio, by Masters T. Firth, increased by the explained were are But and Australia. race R. happier and a healthier, star, G. Cunningham, landing and labour costs, the re. music was supplied by a piper, and completed the class singingthe numcently imposed duties and the adhigh so creditable were tire exhibitions bers, all of which deserve The inverse rate of exchange. Mas each in demanded commendation. was a repeat that est praise and come tax returns would show that recitation, instance. ter T. Fewster, in a Firth, no profit was made last year. a in the on R. number and any as Onions," Popular "Spring The Chairman: On your figures, programme were the gymnastic dishumorous song, both had to repeat BEST the increased costs did not apIt would be difficult for plays. their items in response to well -deproach the increase in prices. Havinsurto promising boys A of number any other served applause. ing further questioned witness as to strumentalist, Arthur Palmer, gave pass the calesthenics and pyramid A little exthe operation of the rates of exin your power to promote your children's welfare? "Queen of the Earth" as a cornet formations which the Clontarf boys which no change, the chairman observed: "It tra trouble will sometimes secure for them advantages His mani- presented. Under the direction of solo in first class style. basis for half the is only food AusGood and tails buy. wins can America amount money is heads of and in- Mr. Wells, the physical exercises pulation of the instrument Children half. other the exercise is you When Suitable tralia loses all the time. their robust health. his and displays could not be excelled. terpretation of the music provedwork, physical culture. But to do them love douThey you charge motion. Scotland of buy from are fond of the eachMovement Without exception all round knowledge WITH orinternal strong JUMPER bodies and supple VOILE them had if you WHITE as give rates, to conversion really QUALITY, ble good; ad- of the display was carried out with FUGI SILK, FINEST and made his item an admirablesame COLLAR, TIE, CUFFS, AND gans, these exercises must be directed scientifically. bought from your head office in AmThe precision and ease, the pyramirl BLOUSES, IN SIX STYLES, junct to the programme. Mr. CHECKS COLOURED OF when BAND it less call erica, but you Max grouping being distinctly attractive. lad appeared later with HANDKERCHIEF SHOWING AND STRIPES. PRICE, 185, 11d. your principals in America get the MUELLER'S SYSTEM O'Neill, the conductor, in a cornet In a later display of gymnastics the money from Australia." was COLLAR AND TIE, SAILOR ever popular vaulting horse ASSORTMENT OF duet, "Life's Dream is O'er," which A.LARGE G. Ward, partner in the Austrablessed by un-counted hundreds of thousands of men and women, AND KIMONAS, won enthusiastic applause and a re- brought into requisition to conclude ADJUSTABLE AND PEIGNOIRS COLLAR, Ltd., lian Sewing Machine Co., Pty., to whom it has brought hack health, has now been specially adaptin- the programme. In charge of one peat had to be given AsMr.an O'THE VERY SMARTEST FOR North Melbourne, said the machines COLLAR EFFECTS, AND FINed for the particular needs of growing young,ters. of the Brothers, the boys entered WEAR: PEIGNOIRS, strumental quartette, with BEACH manuwere company the by sold into their work with great spirit, ISHED WITH FINE TUCKS, Neill (cornet), A. Palmer (cornet), 171. 11d., KIMONAS, 19s. lid. companies in various by factured PtolE. vault"MY SYSTEM various and the through went and (trombone), J. North HEMSTITCHING AND PEARL DE CHENE HEAVY CREPE America. "Re- ing and movements somersault mey (euphonium), Round's NEWEST IN America? In PRICE, Stk. BUTTONS. BLOUSES, The Chairman: capital with a quickness and regularity that is the latest volume of this famous series. -The exercises describmembrance" was rendered inthe AND ROUND STYLES, Then how do they come to be calleffi- at times provoked excitement amed and illustrated are not only fun for the children, but most useThis item proved style. WHITE VOILE BLOUSES IN SQUARE NECKS, HANDKERed "A.NA." machines? ful practice for their adult tutors. ongst the audience at the expense ciency which the boy's had reached CHIEF, SAILOR AND ADJUSTWitness: That is the registered re- of the lads who were a little slow ALL THE NEWEST STYLES under the tuition of Mr. O'Neill,him WHITE, IN Strongly bound and beautifully illustrated, 4/6 (postage 3d. extra, COLLARS name. ABLE ones folon the from credit at getting clear FRONTS. flecting the greatest OF COLLAR AND BLACK, NAVY, CHAMPAGNE. The Chairman: H'm! (Laughter.) and the boys as well in their per- lowing on. About 60 or 70 boss AND PRICES, Ss 6d, 108 6d, 12a 6d, 13s W. H. Begg, manager, Melbourne PUTTY, MASTIC, SKY, of severance. Special mention is due again finally engaged in a series ex. PINK. ..PRICE, branch agency, J. W. Johnston and 11d, and les 11d. to and must be merle of John Telly pyramid grouping that sets another Co., Sydney, said it was a question in his recitation, "The Man From ample for the students of our and whether the company could keep its He bad to schools to follow in originality the Snowey River." New Home machines on the market respond with an encore number, precision. at present prices. They had been scene Of those who assisted in bringing which vividly portrayed a Prices on the market for 50 years. the entertainof tragedy, success about the leading up to a gruesome had increased by dbout 50 per cent. of made but in reality was a man's prepara- ment mention mustT be years. in two preCI-, who A Barrett, Miss M. shave! a tion for Evidence was also given by C. H accompanying : Under the direction of Miss Ester, sided at the piano Caddy (Powell and Candy), Prah. the programme. various dancing exhibitions were various items on sewing ran, dealer in secondhand those thank to wish 18 The Brothers When ordering, please mention this paper given. A "Highland Fling," by machines. whose generous assistlads; a "Sailor's Hornpipe" by a gentlemenwillingly -Melbourne Age, 14/10/ '20. given in ushering class of 12; an "Irish Jig" by 18, and ance was The and in other directions. a Sword Dance by 7 boys. MENT.
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THE W.A.RECORD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 1920
Vast Congregation at Cathedral For a Martyr's Requiem
ST JOSEPH'S EMMA'
YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY'S RESOLUTION.
according to Fr. Vaughan, a. great ORPOPMAU1GE amount of intrinsic and extrinsic probability in its favour, is safe and SLISION/00 carfollowing resolution was certain The in practice. On Sr. VaughA SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. ried at the meeting of the Young an's view, then, a man has a perfect Cheapest Cono Initiation Fee. Ireland Society, held last Monday right to hunger-strike and therefore NEXT TUESDAY tributions. !MIL 111101/11MIER, also a perfect right to the ministraevening:Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, 1920 "That while this society deplores tions of the Church, with a correseets alternate Thursdays, in the ponding obligation on the part of the callous brutality of the British the priest, irrespective rades Hall (Room 14), Beaufortof his perMu Government in its slow and pain. treet, Perth. Brian Boru Branch, ful tortures of Terence MacSwiney, sonal private judgment, to minister at 8 o'clock remantle, every alternate Tuesday, BA., the late Lord Mayor of to the hunger-striker. Such is Pr. riendly Societies Hall, 64 Adelaide. Cork, we express our intense pride Vaughan's view as logically and the. Instruments of God. At the Cathedral of the Immacu- the memory of Terence MacSwiney-, igeis Writs treet, Secretary's address, W. late will givo But what and gratitude that the ancient logically enunciated. Conception on Tuesday last, All received their rosaries of prayer and "But I believe He has, in His mereating, 23 Burt -street, Fremantle. Souls' cause of Ireland can still find pat- conclusion does Fr. Vaughan himself in Day, Office and Reheld Solemn was thought, and reverent sake. Boulder. for our enemy's Parnell, cy, intervened harles Stuart draw? That he himself "should riots so unselfish, so devoted, and Mass Repose of quiem for the the henceforth them To benediction. Hotel, It is incredible that the people of so holy, as to lay down their lives not feel entitled to administer the ecretary's address, Court oulder; meets alternate Fridays. Soul of the late Terence MacSwiney, it will be an inspiration. His name England will allow this callous and in an endeavour to touch the ten- rites of the Church" to a hunger ohn Dillon, Midland Junction, J. Lord Mayor of Cork, was celebrated. is added to the calendar of Ireland's cold-blooded murder to be pushed afirmHOFORMANOIllt DV BRASS afro sue2NG BAND. Whatever about his feel. derest chords of human sympathy striker. large had by A very congregation gathimmortals, and will be honoured . O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland to the end. It is being done in their throughout the whole world, on ings, which have nothing to do with ered to offer their tribute of love to the Irish race as that of one of the name, u-ction. they will be held responand Come and See what the little Girls of St. Joseph's Orphanage can the question, Fr. Vaughan's views behalf of our outraged the memory of one who had race." male disinterested and most to purest-souled Money to Lend on application sible. The whole civilised world his sacerdotal obligations and do. They have made marvellous progress in Music and Singing in a It was decided to forward the about e Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. the supreme sacrifice for the redemp- victims to the unconquerable cause stands shocked at the very thought about the liberty of conscience of very short time, d R. Maxwell, Barrack-street, tion of his Motherland from the gal- of Irish freedom. His life was un- of it. If it is pushed through it will above resolution to Donal O'Callag. Catholics are grossly erroneous and erth, or the General Secretary, care ing yoke of oppression. There was spoiled by mean selfish ambitions; leave a stain on the name of Eng han, Acting Lord Mayor of Cork. Patience and Perseverance can work wonders. no doubting the terrible shock which he brought a clean irreproachable land to which there is no parallel In moving the resolution, the pre- reprehensible. . J. Snigg, Barrack -street. Fr. Vaughan, pontiff -wise, has not this brave Irishman's death had manhood with him to his prison cell (even in her history) that nothing sident, Mr. R. E. Walsh, said This Concert, given by the Orphans themselves, is for the benefit that chosen to give us any reasons for his seas Irish people of given to the this that OUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF at Brixton Gaol, and all ever efface-that will rise before words were inadequate to express view. He flings his to of their own Institution. city-and it was intensified by the best and great in him he gave to his will WESTERN AUSTRALIA. them whenever they offer another the intense sorrow they felt for the the world without the statement smallest sugmournful obsequies witnessed at the country's cause. May we not hope people friendship. I think God is death of the last martyr to EngTimes are hard! Prices are exorbitant! Yet these Children must gestion of limitation, explanation, or to Few that, assoilised, his soul has gone nder the Patronage of His Grace Cathedral on Tuesday last. giving them a last chance to pause land's insatiable thirst for Woad. distinction. "Anyone deliberately be kept, housed, clothed, fed, taught, and everything provided for them could, knowing the circumstances, receive the reward of the just, and and consider. the Archbishop. But if their detee Continuing, Mr. Walsh extolled the Study of the Langu- associated with his death, have re- that his remarkable faith and won- urination is to go on, our resolation fine qualities that had made Mr. dying of hunger -strike" is. unworthy at the State allowance of 8s. per head per week. Objects: e, Music, History, Literature, and mained unmoved during the solemn derful love will merit the glory of was made from the beginning we MacSwiney one of the greatest of of receiving absolution from Father Bernard Vaughan. Anyone! CriIt all cannot be done on that revnue, and the necessary balance ancing of Ireland, end the. revival and melancholy ceremonial-it grip- the Beatific Vision. are prepared to die. Speaking for contemporary Irishmen, and as he minals, murderers, suffragettes, conthe ideals of an Irish -Ireland. ped one's heart and touched it with Monsignor Verling, V.G., was the comrades and myself, we feel had been great in life so had he been scientious objectofs, imprisoned by must be made good. This entertainment is being given to help to The Society MEETS NEXT MON- a very real sorrow. At all times celebrant of the Mese, and was as- my great in death, and though that their own Government; Irishmen make up the deficit. made privileged in being singularly AY EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. a Requiem Mass brings home to a sisted by Father Mairide as deacon the instruments of God for evoking great heart was stilled, the memory Buy a ticket for the Concert,. Encourage your friends and BOYS' SCHOOL, Catholic's soul a g eat and poignant and Father Langmead as sub - such a world-wide expression of ad of his death lingered on in the hearts and buys, pure -living idealists, kidATRICK'S acnapped by an alien military usurpa- quaintances ELLINGTON-STREET. grief for its departed dear ones. It deacon. to do the It is an easy way to help St. Joseph's. miration and support for the cause of his countrymen, teaching them tion-all are lumped together and You will get the worthsame. Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies was fitting that on the great solemn Dom Benedict, 0.S.B., Fathers of Irish independence and the re the way an Irishman dies. of your money for the Children damned. have proved Anyone, anywhere, in any d Juveniles, 8d: Gentlemen, ls. feast day when Holy Church remem- Dunn and F. Butler were the can- cognition of the Irish Republic, and Mr. Doheny seconded the motion. good performers for the short 'late they have practised. hunger -striking, is J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. bers its faithful departed that the tors. Very Rev. Father Fagan, I.R., if we are to die we are called to even He said, " His death in the cell of circumstances, Glared by the Rev. B. Vaughan to MISS N. KENNY. Asst. Seetetary soul of Terence McSwiney, who gave was master of ceremonies. happiness an English prison will not arouse be unworthy greater privilege and the If you cannot be present at the concert, give your donation willof getting adall that it was humanly possible for In the sanctuary were: Very Rev. of entering the devoted company of the conscience of England; let there ministration from him. spiritual And even ingly and freely to help towards keeping up the good work. You will a man to give as a whole offering Dean Kiely, Chancellor Hallinan, those who died for Ireland. be no mistake about that. Eng. while nearly all England is denounchave your reward for making a small act of self sacrifice. for his country's freedom should Revs. J. Moloney, Casey, O.M.I., T PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG "We forgive all those who are land is more concerned about the the brutal folly of the English have chanted for its eternal repose Crowley, Murray, C.S.S.R., Cagney. compassing our death. This battle profits to be made from coal than ing MEN'S SOCIETY. Government and admiring the wonTICKETS: 3s., 2s., and Is. the solemn office and requiem of C.S.S.R., T. O'Gorman, P. Lynch, E. is being fought with a clean heart about the wrongs of Ireland. The derful heroism of a handful of youths the dead. If it be conceded by the Moss (Administrator), McArdie, P. purely for our country. We have sacrifice of a man refusing food for fighting 504 HAY -STREET, PERT. a duel with their Empire, Hayes, T. good God to our dear departed O.M.I., ones J. Flynn. made our peace with God, and bear 75 days would be lost on a people Fr. Bernard Vaughan's sole com'uder the Patronage of His Brace to witness the sorrowful tributes of Hayes, who would not go twenty-four hours ment is that the English O.M.I., F. Butler, J. Dunne, B.A., ill -will to no man. Archbishop Clone.) Governliving to their memories, surely and T. Gilroy. food, for all the glory of the illiard Room, Lounge, Library, the that these boys and men "I pray God's blessing on all you without final the the soul of this latest martyr to a British Empire.." Mr. Doheny fin- ment-no, Monsignor Verling gave Card Room, Cricket Club, Har. (who never sought the privilege of by prayer. have supported us who nation's strife for freedom should be ished clarions. ate with an appeal to the memMusitiers' Club, Debating, his penitents) would not be gladdened with a great joy by the Addressing the crowded congrega- Between you and us it has been aI bers of the society to stand together being cal and Dramatic Society. absolved by him. The sins of (Engvictory he has gained over the mun- tion, the Monsignor in a touchingly veritable communion of prayer. in cause of Ireland. Now was lish) society-empty cradles and ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. believe God is watching over our the the all tribute dane power of high an oppressive a Govern. address, paid eloquent time in which Ireland was nearSOCIETY THAT EVERY CA- ment, and the knowledge that it is rest of it-are as nothing comto the memory of the late Mr. Mc country, and by His divine decree ing the crisis in her history, and in the OLIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD condemned by the millions of pared to the crime of defying that be which his Swiney. His words came obviously her resurrection is at hand. forI libit was necessary the BELONG TO. whose noble efforts to and the millions of mankind from a heart that was deeply touch lieve this is her last battle Irish race should be united all wet Government Full particulars on aplication to- race, free small nations were so ably sechave not yet forgotten that the ed by the tragedy of his death, and erty and that God in His justice will the world. It was by such societies w. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary who - - essentials of effective government their simple pathos and deep sinews crown it with complete victory, and as the Young Ireland that the Irish onded by the eloquent preacher. When, Fr. Vaughan was preaching are to be found not in the blood ity appealed to everyone present. that our country will again in the exiles be bound together, and his kill -Germans sermons and help. ciety of St Vincent de Paul and tears and ashes of its victims. The noble sentiments expressed in near future regain her place among would would keep the love of Ireland burnto turn men into cannot fodder, but in the finer and nobler qualities the address was characteristic of the nations of the world." ing brightly, as brightly as that love ing astern Australia (Incorp ) he had no qualms either concernof Mercy, Humanity, and Christian Monsignor Verling's deep and abidAs this document has been pub- which burnt in the breast of The very latest English and. American Models ing murder or suicide. A man at Forbearance. Wherever the scat- ing love for Ireland, and showed an lished, it must be set on record in Swiney when he laid down his Mac. life the Front could, by using his ambuhis Society exists for the purpose tered of the Irish race knelt exalted appreciation of the noble the Catholic Press (says the Lordon for freedom. assisting worthy families and to praypeople latory muscles for two minutes, save for late Lord the Holy Souls, made the on the sacrifice by Universe). But, of course, in printJUST To RAND The motion was then put and carere, including inmates of public ing it, we must not be understood to ried unanimously, the members his life and extricate himself from titutions, in indigint circurastan- Church's great feast day of its dead, Mayor of his native city. express any opinion upon the claims standing out of respect for the dead. danger; he does not do it; he died other good , and engages in in and is enshrined in the Roll of Honto speciar supernatural intervention The usual musical programme was rks. It is governed by a CounA man at another Front Monsignor Verling's Address. which it appears to make, and upon not indulged in. and after the busi- our. office in Swan Chambers, Barcould, by using his masticatory muswhich only length at competent ecclesiastical "I have no intention, my brethren, of addressing you ness items had been dispensed with cles for two minutes, save k-street, Perth, and nas bran WARNERS: I,A DIVA'S his life this morning. I merely desire to say that we have assembled in the authority can adjudicate. the meeting rose. s or conferences in many parishes and extricate himself from danger; Cathedral to fulfil a great duty of Christian charity, namely: to offer oughout the State. he does not do it; he dies, according he calls on its funds are many, up the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass for the repose of the soul of the CELTIC CLUB CABLES SYMSome time ago a statement by D 6 A's ; MODS, to Fr. Vaughan, without the Sacra whose Father Bernard Vaughan upon hund with a view to supplementing noble patriot, Terence MacSwiney, late Lord Mayor of Cork, PATHY. ments and is buried in unconsecrat resources, the Society invites tragic death has shocked and horrified all humane men, and caused ger -striking was issued. To this a ed ground. In one case, if you do sons when making their wills to deepest pain and grief to Irish hearts the wide world over. The following resolution was car- not walk rejoinder by Miss Mary MacSwiney. or run, and hence are shot ember its work. Bequests may the past few months the eyes of the civilised world have published in the Catholic Times, is ried at a meeting of the committee even though it be in a brutal won*. made in favour of the Particu- been"During of the Celtic Club on as follows:Wednesday war inspired by international finanBressitres 4s. 114. Modealoil rivetted Brixton Gaol on and the ghastly tragedy that was being III Council, or any Conference of the enacted there. On his bed of pain, in agony and torture, lay the poor evening: "Greater love than this no man ciers, you are a hero, almost fit for ety. He was young, he was talented; he was cultured; he was hath, that a man lay down his life sufferer. "That the Celtic Club of Perth canonisation. (That is, if you are provided with an ample store of this world's goods. He was loved for his friend.' deeply mourn the martyrdom of Mr. not fighting against England, of JAMES SHEAHAN by his friends; he was honoured by his fellow citizens, being elevated "Surely this quotation from the Terence MacSwiney, late Lord May. course.) In the other case, if you Only Address by them to the highest civic position in their power to bestow. lo lips of our Divine Master is answer or of Cork, and strongly protests do not open your mouth and move ENERAL STOREKEEPER, INE & SPIRIT MERCHANT.. other times and in other circumstances, life indeed would wear for enough to Father Bernard Vaughan, against organised system of oppres- your jaws and tongue, and hence die, him a roseate hue, but the sad fortunes of his country calledfor the and others like him, who talk of re- sion and terrorism, and, as well ex- even though your death be a treBAIILDS ILECAVE Boulder. -street, Please services of her noble sons. Terence MacSwiney responded to the call. fusing the Sacraments of the Church pressed by Mr. Asquith, 'the hellish mendous moral victory and world. Choicest Quality Only. Call and He chose the path of pain, of sacrifice. He sought and strove that to those who are in danger of death reprisals of English Government in wide protest against tyranny and innspect our Underground Dairy Ireland, his the Niobe of the nations-poor, from hunger strike. Ireland'; and sincerely condole with justice, you are a suicide; and even Motherland-Ireland Produce Department. long suffering, tortured Ireland-he sought and strove that Ireland "It has never lateen suggested that the sorrowing relatives of the de- though you are visited in prison by might be free. a man who jumps into the sea to ceased and his countrymen in tho Archbishops and Bishops and prayJ. W. SHEEHAN ed for in crowded churches innum"For that he was doomed to die, doomed to a slow and agonising save a comrade, or rushes into a sad loss they have sustained." death. And those who brought him to his death are now responsible burning house to rescue a fellow The substance of the above was erable, still the Rev. Bernard VaugPRIME BEEF BUTCHER, for a crime, the cruelty and brutality of which will ever remain for creature from the flames, is commit- cabled to the Acting Lord Mayor of han is so influenced by his reading Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. ting suicide. Is a man who courts Cork on Thursday last. of theology, moral and dogmatic, them a ghastly, haunting, harrowing memory. Telephone 488. certain death to recover his counand perhaps mystical and canonical, "True, indeed, appeals for his release were made all over the world. try's Maritana Street, Picadiliy. flag guilty of selfmurder? that he would not feel entitled to To their credit, be it said, humane Englishmen, among them the May- Such actions have ever been justly THEOLOGY AND HUNGER absolve or anoint you as you laf Telephone 474. ors of many cities and distinguished non-Catholic clergyrrien, joined in regarded as heroic in the highest deSU/IKE. dying. Father Vaughan may rest those appeals, but appeals were vain, protests were useless. It was gree, and the greater the risk the assured he will never be asked; let decreed that he must die. Brutal Might might torture his body and greater the honour. A REPLY ANNION & CRUSE TO FR. BERNARD Even when him continue to read his theology. crush out his very life, but the he spirit represented-the soul of IreVAUGHAN. HE GOLDFIELDS UNDERdeath resulted was there ever a hint In order to help him in his studies, land-remains unconquered and unconquerable. TAKERS. of suicide? Surely not! The mo- (By Prof. Alfred O'Rahilly, M.A., I will give him a quotation from a "But though his young life is quenched, his spirit, his dauntlesr, tive was not self-murder, but an HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. B.Sc., Ph.d. great Jesuit theologian, whom even Do We Lead? Because we un- fearless, unconquerable spirit, will live for ever. The spirit of the nobly other's good, or a country's honour. While young noble Irishmen, most Fr. Vaughan would admit to be far patriot who faced every danger, who quailed not before the awful hor"How then, can any one be so. derstand our business. them daily communicants, all of more learned than he is. In his Do rors of his death; the spirit that yielded up willingly and readily his stupid, or so malicious, as to sug- of Legibus (iii. 30, 11) Suarez says: them hone, 327. young life for his country's weal- that spirit will ever live as a pre- gest that the Lord Mayor of Cork, longed heroic idealists facing a pro- "In the command to preserve life cious inheritance in the hearts of his fellow countrymen throughout or any other man in a similar state, for us agony and premature death there are two things included. One and for our liberation, are lyfor the sake of a great principle is ing prostrate, speechless, suffering in is negative and obliges always and Z HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. the world. His inten- English jails, the Rev. "And the memory, too, of the ardent, fervent Catholic will be lov- guilty of self -murder. Bernard for ever, namely, the precept of not P. J. RUSSELL ingly cherished. The memory of the daily Communicant; the mem- tion is not his own death, but his Vaughan, S.J., fresh from his homile- killing one's self, the other is the freedom. To deliver his tic war-dances and snugly doing someLatest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, ory of that poor wan, emaciated figure turning with longing eyes to- country's ensconced positive precept of Motherland from the to oppressor, and life preserve wards the Altar during the celebration of the Holy Sacrifice of the in Magfair, has chosen to tell the thing to Ties, Underwear, &c Mass, for on that Altar lay the source of his strength and consolation. give.an emphatic denial to an mien's world that our dying brothers are avoid death: and this latter precept NNAN ST., KALGOORLIE Lovingly cherished, surely, will be the memory of that brave Catholic claim to make laws to bind him or suicides. In particular his pro- does not oblige for ever, but can to uphold principle his people, the who gave this last message to hit own Bishop, Dr. Cohalan, who vizi-r(Opposite Post Office). has reference to my dy- often be disregarded, not only for of freedom for which millions have nouncement ed him in prison: friend and colleague, the Lord the observance of a law, but also died, he has adopted the hunger ing Mayor of Cork. I propose to reply for the good of friendship or for message, my I 'Convey this ord, to my fellow -citizens. I am exstrike as the most effective weapon ELLEW'S BOULDER honourable actions or reatremely -grateful and thankful to them for all the Masses they at the moment-to force his enemies' to Fr. Vaughan in such an explicit other BOY'S and MEN'S SUITS, also have had offered up for me. That has been my supreme consola- hand, and to publish their deeds to and direct manner as is appropriate sons." to this unworthy attempt I will also give Fr. Vaughan anto acquire tion.' HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. the civilised world. Gent's High Grade Tan Willow Calf Derby BOOTS, welted notoriety at the expense other quotation from an equally fa"He will do more by his single journalistic "Grand mesage of a saintly soul who in life's greatest need found soles, smart style for summer wear. of our defenceless friends and cham- mous Jesuit theologian, especially as Price, Us. the which to destroy evil thing death true consolation in the Faith he loved so well! pions. which is as near MRS. LARKIN refers. case it to a Many other Styles, equal in quality, in great variety, suitable the British Government in Ire "Personally," says Fr. Vaughan, an approach to hunger -striking as 'They have taken his body to Ireland that it might rest in Irish is for summer wear. led a land, than if he whole army COSTUMIERE soil. Mother Erin will clasp hat tenderly to her bosom, and Cork my reading of theology, moral Catholic theologians have ever conbattle and lost the lives of his "from Ladies' SHOES of great variety, suitable for summer wear, a (Late of Kalgoorlie), citizens, with jealous care, will guard his grave-that grave that froM into dogmatic, I should not feel en- sidered. "A Carthusian monk," men as well as his own. Would and prices to suit all purses. es to notify her former Clients, now will be a sacred place of pilgrimage to the scattered children of that be suicide? titled to administer the rites of the says Cardinal De Lugo (Disp. x., 331, Ladies generally, that she is the Gael. church common view, to anyone to the who "can, according was deliber"To die for a great principle is a ing a Business at "Your presence, my brethren, in such vast numbers here this noble death, and not even this -ma- ately dying of hunger strike." This_ abstain from meat even with the Ladies' extra fine white Canvas FITZGERALD ST., PERTH. morning is eloquent testimony of your esteem for the noble characte- terial age has dared to decry it. The attempt to pose as a learned canon. certain danger of death." There is Lace SHOES, welted or pump soles It will be sotne consolation to his stricken young method of the death is immaterial. ist and theologian before an ignor- a very close parallel between the Car of the dead patriot. Satisfaction Guaranteed. wife and brothers and sisters to know that your hearts out here in dis- but inasmuch as the prolonged ag- ant non-Catholic audience is a very thusian monk and the captured Ircomfortable heel. That smart, Australia beat in unison wit:, them. It will be some solace to ony of a hunger strike calls for unseemly trick. I consider that by ishman. The sick monk is not good -fitting shape. Prins, 26/5. YANT &' WATERS tant know that your prayers ascending to Heaven to-day before the God greater character, for more strength his indecent strictures on our dying bound to abstain from meat, his abof mercy and compassion coming'e with theirs for the repose of the soul of conviction and purpose, it is the patriots he has forfeited any right stinence is not under vow, but only 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH. to a charitable concealment of his in virtue of his rule, which per se of one of the grandest, noblest, and most puresouled patriots who have more heroic. Ladies' Superior Quality Patent D and COAL MERCHANTS. It was, too, a source of great joy for given their lives for Ireland. "It is well that Father Bernard theological shortcomings. The sim- does not bind under sin and certainple truth is that Fr. Vaughan did ly not with danger of death. Yet, Court SHOES, pump soles, celluloid we were Vaughan to us all to that represented disclaims the right know at his funeral by our own niers Promptly Attended according merely to common view of a the short elementary course of Archbishop, who was one of the officiating Bishops at the funeral oboe. speak as a theologian. More than Cuban heels, neat black buckle on 1. A3938. His "reading of theol- Catholic theologicians to which Carone remark of his during the recent theology. quies. vamp. A shoe for summer wear, war would stand a bad chance from ogy" has accordingly been rather dinal De Lugo testifies, a dying Cardead. His life MacSwiney is is over. "Terence His work is done. thusian is not bound to take meat HE WINNING DOUBLE. Price, 37/5. point of view of Christian Theo- light. and another name is added to the long roll of Irish patriots. May the The even if by taking it he could save very wording of Fr. Vaughmust an he logy. As Englishman UNION BEER May he rest in peace." God have mercy on his soul. life; he takes other thingsshare the guilt of his Government's an's pronouncement show hire to be his AND In the first water for instance-but he may lawLet him then preserve a ignorant of theology. crime. place, what has dogmatic theology fully refuse to take that food on Ladies' Fine Quality Enamel Kid ON IMPERIAL STOUT. Very impressive indeed was the cations surely sped Heavenwards for shamed silence while a hero dies." got to do His breththe matter? What which his life depends. Lace Walking SHOES, light weltei concluding scene in the crowded the repose of the soul of him and To this, Father Vaughan has is- connection with ren may in charity be bound to has the deposit of faith those whose faith and love will be sued the following reply,-"If the MOANA CAFE Cathedral, when at the moment an abiding memory soles, leather Cuban heel. A super The allusion bring meat to the dying man's bedwith all who moral aspect of hunger -striking were with hunger-striking? strains from the grand organ were joined in the Requiem and leave it within reach. The HAY -STREET, PERTH. for shoe. Price. 34'S. for Ireland's as clear as the good lady portrays, to dogma is simply rhetorical bluff. side Carthusian Saul," In the need not take it, he next may the March in place the heard in "Dead Dead reference to on All Souls' Day, 1920. then, even I, in my more lucid mo- his Afternoon Tea and Suppers. the huge congregation stood, and in Miss of moral theology is equ- laudably strike against meat, how; Dorothy Beel presided at might perceive it. But I ally reading irrelevant and futile. the tense several minutes that fol. organ, and executed her work inthea ments, In the ever accessible; such is the common venture to say that a problem that brief G. F. YEATES The compendium of moral theology view of Catholic theologians. lowed, a thousand prayers and invo- true and appropriate manner. is differently interpreted by differ- -such as Jury or Jencot-which Fr. reason is that the monk is voluntarent moralists of eminence cannot be Vaughan had to read, there were Optician, ily standing for a great spiritual so easy of solution as some would about five lines devoted to "suicide" principle which affects not only- himARRACK-STREET, PERTH. A REMARK/Li -,;.; STATEMENT. hours' journey in such a state of contend. Among other letters I and not a single word concerning self but the whole community of collapse that it was impossible to (Opposite Town Hall). The following "Message to the forcibly feed me. Yet on Tuesday, have three, two from Irish and one hunger -strike, which is a purely mod- which he is a member. And in orS,,oc, 'sonsto433, Irish people throughout the world next I shall have completed forty from an English professor of moral ern expedient practically unknown der to uphold his ideal of asceticism, was issued on Sunday night, Sep. days without tasting food, and, ment with what I have said agreeto the woman -suffrage move- the monk may, with the approval of about prior "SHAMROCK" ment. And, finally, Fr. Vaughan's theologians, allow himself to die tember 19th, in the name of the though lying here helpless, my facul- the situation. No one who knows Ve113011 Cr14°11 Lord Mayor of Cork, and appears in ties are as clear as ever. attitude, as explained by him- rather than reach out his hand for AND GRILL ROOMS, anything about my past life would own the Catholic Times:self, is in flagrant contradiction the cup of beef tea which is steam"I attribute this to the spiritual care to deny that I have always, with LINGTON STREET, PERTH. And as I write one of the fundamental prin- ing at his bedside. "I wish to express on behalf of my strength which I receive from my in season and out of season,advos. c lines, there lie men and boys, comrades in Cork and myself our daily Communion bringing me bod- cated the interests of Ireland and ciples of moral theology. He, Fr. these with all the old chivalry and WE CLOSE AT SSX O'CLOCK FRIDAYS gratitude to all our people through- ily strength, assisted by a world of the Irish, and if in the question of Vaughan, considers that hunger. fired GINGS FOR CATHOLIC out the world for the wonderful sup strike a form of suicide; hut he idealistic self-sacrifice of mediaeval and prayers, of which the in- hunger-striking we are apart it is admits isthat, as he modestly puts it, monks and friars, dying because, in ESS GIRLS OR VISITORS port they have given us, in our or- Masses tensity is so apparent. My com- not that I love Ireland less, but "other theologians far more learned assertion of a great spiritual princiCOUNTRY, AT 11 IRWIN- deal, by the innumerable Masses and rades, who are fasting two days Ion. that I love what seems to me to be than he is" hold the opposite view. ple, they make their last protest prayers said on our behalf. The ger than I, are clearly sustained in the truth more. MOIR'S CHAMBERS. Nothing that Ir- Even on Fr. Vaughan's ET, PERTH. own view, against an unchristian and barbarspiritual assistance afforded us has, I like re:inner. ishmen may say against me would I believe hes They refuse to conthen, an Irishman who hunger - ous tyranny. MOTOR CAR PAINTING. believe, sustained us in a superna- directly intervened to stay God the trag- change my unshaken esteem of their. strikes against English savagery is cur in the crime against our country tural manner. edy for a while for if divine purpose many outstanding merits." following a most probable opinion, by taking prison -proffered food, as H. SMITH & CO: HARRY McCARTHY "This is my comrades' 40th day of His own; I believe He has interas he has a perfect right to do. (The the Carthusian might spurn meat or without food. No natural reason vened not ,solely for our sakes. We The Very Rev. Dr. Cantwell, D.D., Jesuit theologians have always been the early Christian turned away UNDERTAKERS, 198 PIER-STREET. KALGOORLIE can explain to me why I am, my- have laid our offering at His feet to LL.D., editor of the New Jersey great champions of probahilinm and f rom idol-tainted food. Before the NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. self, alive. I was brought here after be accepted or not, according to His Monitor, holds St. P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. Eusebius up as often got into trouble for it). Thus astonished gaze of a world_material- PRACTICAL COACH PAINTER. (Day or Night) .. A1231. five days' last and a twenty -tow divine will. the "patron saint" of hunger strikers. the limty of hunger-striking having, (Continued on Pagel') Established Over 20 Years. Good Accommodation for Travellers.
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of 42 runs. Clune's In wickets at a cost I Minihan's combination. up 92, thus winning for team knocked loud and Captain date, to played scores were J. chief matches figures the applause was The two the 5 runs. by was he have when they E. and long, and was repeated pavilion. All a loss of thirteen wickets is no mean Clune (22), W. Bryant (27), , This AT 450 runs. on his wear hack to the (20). treat- securedconsidering team the condition of Byron other batsmen were similarly At the school pitch, Byrne's the up- feat, grounds. up 145. The Now the visitors had knocked ed. first the batting were and (49', per hand throughout, scorers were K. Byrne Lynch In the English eleven at present One waits who chief never once "barracked." the and McCabe (53), whilst will out here there is one member with that opened team and to see what members oftour side Pym's religion, 15. his made forget is finish- does not have to say when the who waits Young and Bryant, the latter battill is Patsy Hendren. On Friday anight pre- ting forcibly knocked up 103 (the The individual left ed. and club, seeming the a to of visited scene he from the umn mention is made by every first century of the season), but he other. he gets well away sports," Jubilee of tradwith little sentation bat autographed CRICKET "poor 8, we reach our Silver Young made defect in the arrangements, he have had a few "lives." the patrcnwere perfect. dub people the member of his team. Maymore On Monday next, November lead 29 and Pym 21, so Byrne was beat. is with keen appreciation of the length wise the arrangements It no justification, is himself or once and 'detail Australia. tour poor slightest a Western a brilliant ing in is en by over 20 runs and S wickets. (By "WATTLE.") we have received throughout There was not theExcellent provi- two ends and the middle of this last in the batting on his side public support which over way and back the age look we teams, that unattended. left leading country club. -Fifth On Sunday the two V. WESTER AU& sion was made for handling the big sport. the fervent wish of our and breadth of this young mark this, our Twenty Oval. =GLANDTHALIA. the fittingly at to interested And Quite Correct. met an Pym, Not was and gentleShea Clune centpry. have dea Both we "Here" quarter of crowd that attended. of strenuous the Association The scoring on both sides was very as a practical token of our appreciation, on to was bowling and provand spectator week When Birthday, attended full a that in out put ran crowd Here. The big but difficult to the Ground on Friday afternoon.against low, and ultimately Clune try conchs men cided to hold and deserve the thanks or ing anything first, femin- will be seen in action to-day see the pick of England winner. Pym's team battedYoung left work, batsmen, a spectator oftotheexclaim, cricketers for their good work. sions with our representatives heard best. knocking up 82. Of these Clone's GALA OF with was "Cossies" gender the ine satisfied than A he McComish made 24 and G. McCabe 20. the crowd more The weather was OUR ENGLISH VISITORS AT "Isn't a splendid bowler Congratulations to Leo weal, splendid: whole Fact. the their on on the day's play. play commenced time." batted THE NETS. and Jack Minihan hits the bat every Bat- team When perfect. knocking up 113. The chief scorers efforts against the Railways. of the world's the' attendance At the Trots. veteran Otto were Clune 14, E. Byron 12, and W. the still unsettled statea day shortly after 11.30 Anxious to see the first public apting to the attack of the more than Douglas won The scarcity of stocks and of for themselves pickets representatives enjoyed This leaves Clune's the was surprisingly good. of visitors rattled The Bryant 32. us from extending the time "Mac" Rus- pearance Kelly, and prohibits markets, made in every Hobbs to pitch been They sent M.C.C. have sus. Trots." also On the school Reductions Jack leading. Special the toss, and wickets.' Buttsworth England sent out by the three to immensely at "The sixers. ten team these four with during but ten, a crowd of hitting out and Byme's team batting kept Clifford's sell to the busily engaged "picking them" most- pissed the fans by opening the at- tour Australia, Department of our Emporium. at the nets were had the honour ofbowled team fielding most of the time, and throughout the evening. They two of the possible. The at the four hundred attended COUNTRY ORDERS. car- knocked up the score of 227. With wi .kets were ly restricted their operations to the securing Christian usual Three his tack. last. prevented Friday shooon grass long board Price Concessions, Counvisitors com- place tote, and all reported financial pet like drives. other end. When the only half an hour left them, ClifMake- in commission, andofthegett,ng secure the advantage of these Special To declared. started into up Douglas Douglas knocked Raphael and in task Captain Paddy went pair, in at once, team ed 8-277, the sent ford's be menced success. opening The should compiled Orders was 117, try racing Those the sixth race. Night saw the half cen- 80. The chief scorers were Smyth peace topscored with shortly after three. of He hit eight l's. form had the something novel to them, and all and Jack Mayhew Both rais- (23) and Gorman (25). The match studied the photos. had in 161 minutes. He toeia who the tury before separation. His was a good innings. members of the partythem. of the spectators by was drawn. were greatly impressed with the different plaudits the ed keeping in of identifying Tote." in display. few risks, believingIt was artistic The following is the position a difficulty little "wonderful finished not a leis the teams. impressed There is a close go beball well down. Woolley, with the bat, sound Avery Guhl carried on with the Who is to Blame? but nevertheless dis a very Clune for first place, troubling gave and by He chanceless effort, full Pym insuccess tween most. Jack were previous merit. beWhile many nonentities there is an equally close golast it was an innings withof63, compiled play during his turn at the wickets. scorers with a couple of dozen. on get- vited to the luncheon on the the while Clifford and Byrne for :: Hobbs was next the Another pleasing feature of batting. He played seriously-bent STREETS, Joe tween of up to date are: of the opportunity ground to meet the Englishmen, results success The most the in 70 minutes of sparkling the place. the was ting Though to match careeing WELLINGTON and MURRAY into form. selectors were overlooked. passed Canny. :: He sent the ball scarcely any vis- presented of getting This dashing left hander Clune, 10 points; Pym, 9; Clifford, were they to as with ground, boundary lineHe hit one fine 6 and Many enquiries were made finest on the Such treatment of the men will be with them in the averages 5; Byrne, 4. "The over. ible effort. which was Hobbs. un- when heads are turned for home.d s. services on the batting list JUNIORS. who had given their in the world" was easily six 4's. Third This Billy Woodthorpe has finally and explaining. One player uses his batsmanout. He looks one of the grudgingly needs 27, the EFFICIENT & EXPERIENCED 'was Hendren. punishes quite picked loose cided to bid au-revoir to isturf any limelight On Wednesday, Octobercontinued, of the side saw many well in the reputed members He boys. feet well, and youthful the in The most with stay world. competition was 85 minutes cricket cricket the the in in star occupied a 'He been unknown has stuff. eight 4's. -although he club delegates to be a stumper of note.of securing when Young met Moseley and Daw. many years. His club secretaries and getting his runs, and hit One There is a possibility conclusions with Lithgo. for a lively cricket world for He is son triedbatted wickets revealed were also given the icy mit. team. Parkin was responsible first, and despite the off 132 first knock at the was for a pass Mark Troy for the judges 5-82, of application Nurse, out made right to be the Moseley out. player he good that 19 not by and fact kept the first wickets, he considered He fall daughter, rapid -old well. and West, a real managed toof the the rein balls, bowled really the batsmen had form. He had a second go, on for his eight -year did bowler together the Why fastest put refused! What a splen- spectable total of 109 in an hour and a good length, andhis deliveries very showed a marked improvementhard this was also that be see that such hurricane in fact. powers the watch the in He worked not merchants a effort. to always to speed first due In186 his of mainly old trio was did This off the a half. Jones, Christian, 3-95, than his both with bat and ball. Rhodes, a man as Ernie Watts, Loy Hen- fine stand made by Kestel and O'cloaely. better in ternationalist, received an invite to persons of Lenny balls, bowled much He same taciturn manner stillHis Mark Troy. made 52, and the The former three nessy, the which overseas? in had Leary, from men quietly. meet the worked figures indicate. worst Roy Gordon was strutting around by vigorous hitting, and his bowling. A evidence, was remarkable for splen- above quoted facts were the It is on Saturday reefing for work. He compiled chances missed offdue Thorne, A3370 some latter 26 by the agency of to wicketkeep- bowling features of the arrangements. -day, and is all the to word of praise is revenge length. Douglas was another did caught will seeking is to slips. Those successmatters wh.. glances nice these vith bat to be hoped that Eatb., 1912. both solidly -pointer. were er '5ery ' Borthwick, worked three a who also Young side, for for out ball the leg The Pressmen ful with the He exhibited manner- be explained. growl Fender brilliantly on own. Young (4 for Members will regret to hearasthat of their three leg -byes to and ball. an Lanigan (6 for 4.5), for court boealaritv. have a little has resigned Young surd allowed onlycredit 9). PROPERTY XANAGEXENT of "Mr. Sun- isms that do not 55), and Livesley (1 a What have the secretaries, Messrs. Percy Davidson knocked delegate a As '77 club. 14 go down to the a capital perform- Dolphin and Howell the of make in to official went in with 110 their intro- Farley and Heath, to say? It was los. dries." the esteem of his colleaobtaining earned great deal of fun out of he failed, just and hours, Both Australian wickets. end ance. The Curator's Good Work. gues, and there were few who could chief scorers were Young (32), City or Suburbs, the open duction toto be poor batsmen, the best stand him up any points in that The Moseley, Rowe and Howard were appear Houses and Businesses for Sale, Livesley (23), and Gill (14). Harry Paullin provided it. capacity. batsmen. Waddington it. Waddington, the know fault to 5 wickets, could ing State seem obtained None attack, Rowe, the for TERMS. wickets. of Harold Dan Ar. CASH or hander, impressed most present The ground was in splendid condiThis match and Howell opened. four. A consistent supporter is to place and Illingsworthdeclared victim to the sec- left on dagh. He is ever willing a bowler likely to be successful. a draw owin the skipper, fellof athe afterwards tion, and reflected great credit English sped as disposal of the was to to Lend, We can invest visitors the a typical English "Johnny," at decisions The Money Fender, services ond delivery umpire's his the Harry. have dis. of one you popular ing were side, the All repute. reputed smiter of the disapmerchant, Howell.quick in their praises of his team as an umpire. is His mistaken. loud being were dismissal of is the reSECURITY very beyond the was GOOD at in his display appointed tion in this respect unquestionable the above respects. On the top pitch Dawson wentdisChristian fol but He was better with the good work in got an this good batsman. after losing the toss, and was given a life pointing.Parkin batted well, but spec- How the English XI (1911-12) Won proach. He year. lowed. and after being credential at Belmont last an hour and a quarter's in ball. after missed batted Ashes." his slips, in "The victory the had in interested team 5 were most number two by a let off play for 84. The match was conHe was scoring tators came to in The Without doubt he is a their grasp at one stage of the cluded on Saturday, when Lithgo first rate style. In 1911.12 the Englishmen great confi- bowling. He Australia under the captainship of game, but the fortune of the gains won by 25, his total being 109 at variety artist with the ball. freely and playing with from return his but prevented Nevertheless Lithgo dence, when a fine exit-run F. Warner, but illness in any turned against them. out. has a good "wrong 'un," the fall of the last wicket. piamond when it P. his team mates evidently knewgenerally Hobbs caused for they intend to die kicking. "Plum" from participating Representative. (23), McMullen (12), and the bowling from MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, Test games, and the H.leaderReube Preston, Jack Beasley,of and do the best Randall went was coming along, and to the ones of the the were on (11), mostly T. Wilson, the scored very harshly with it. as "The ship devolved upon J. W. games Cecil Campbell did the brunt a day with the bat for him. the start. Hewho greatly varies hisa dealt the had of Grace Watts Dr. results by last Parkin, "Bunce" The the 30, off. described attack. On Saturday, October a slow, then sends Douglas. follows:bowling, sent downcaught off, and could not shake the timbers match of the first round was finishthe North worst bowler in England,"be ridicu- were as Test: imAustralia, first innings, as he wished. '- Spencer. real fast one that and clean bo .0- down stuff that appears to G.O.M. First Cunningham is an ed from the previous Saturday of up England, showed the a good 308. After unawares, Prendergast innings, easy. "Archie" Perthite 447; second player, besides being tween Young and Moseley. Young who was next, lously and an ex318; second innings, behind the sticks. Despite the want had batted on that day and made proving had dubbed him as above, bowler, cricket innings, °d him. Peckham, first fair a He is he bat erowd five is coming well for- 101, a feature of the innings being cellent fieldsman. Sunday's match, captured his wicket on in 291. Won by Australia by 146 runs. was welcomed by. the and of practice, he a beautiful off - Wilson He may be successful He however, was the best of the week. Second Test: England, 265 got to 1, then, with ward. of O'Leary. to the pickets occasions. second the fine bowling change of the to those who watched 219 for two wickets; Australia, 134 but enthusiasm bowler, and Clifton met Spencer, and losing the I Australia, The drive sent the ball ball next The possi- and 299. eight string is unquestionable. Every was put on as aminutes remote by very a won 61. Spencer seems five England this him captured and brought up 11. him in the last ten with a ball toss went in and made kind of there is in the vicinity of and was dismissed and 1 run. bility. Strudwick had two knocks wickets evening bat, Fender clean bowled runs. 13 the for wicket, took oratorios-whatever wickets now the of jazzes, 112 steady case from first innPlay to-day songs, hymns, bat, and was very getting fit. It is toa supply Third Test: England, 501 and that made pace On Saturday, 30th, O'Leary and for 60. So Clifton won the beat is a way now for from the off with the There in 476. twenty great a and him you. did come 133 order to in to also He Australia, appeals finance but Spencer seemed times. wickets; Moseley, music 3 frenzied But both for and Illingworth op'ened ings by one. acs milt with a deal of bowling. Howell did not for line. was Blundell opened his England 'won by seven wickets and their wants in the material one men both got out for one, in the following hits, and so itscores and then hit was unfortunate the first Rupert Hale was an bowl at his top. "Patsy" IIendren 4 runs. The individualwas out boundary stroke, and to the great dismay of Moseley his match. who accident. Fender, AustraAuswith to 589; with back popular England, for very meeting be Test: Fourth through straight whole team was dismissed chance should were big, and Cunningham England won His possy was filled by Vin. Prin- his vice Howell. The He unfolded a fine tralia, 191 and 173. - bowling, miserable sum of 22, mainly ow- for one. A great asset to Spencer's at a piano, and play muse went for a lian crowds. He Russell hit by an innings and 225 runs. The team were without the without training or lessons to out down was accepted. Renfreyfollower' aid repertoire of strokes. diville. ing to the fine bowling of Lanigan team is his vice-captain, Fulton. form -captain, 214; vice Evans fine and 324 their Alan showed of England, Hearne at sight. The wonderful invention of the services freeiy. Fifth Test: whom secured captures on an average five wickets "duck." of the each in Young, and hard uses He England now bat and ball. The juveniles Jack Raphael, who is studying Australia, 176 and 292. saw the 100 hoisted-scored When he both with four wickets. Livesley clean bowleach match. feet splendidly while batting. His by 70 runs. good time of 90 minutes for his exams. The next day stand fairly level. ed the last man. was caught by his by won 4; Newbey, 4; were made by Trurnper on the The club is indebted to Alick bowling, too was distinguished and Centuries met had reached 7 EvansButtsworth, Clifton, Young 7; who and hands Spencer, Dawson for no, It is so simple thaton the Campbell and Leo McComish May- lower pitch. Howell off Fender. oto ti-ne with fine length and plenty of spin (113 in first), and Hobbs (126 Dawson determined Horan, 2. the mes.C. makes everybody a fluent pianist. see in Jack (187 played Makepeace whilst Hobbs bats, next wicket. of the second); the Young's off loan the to on the keyboard what the eyes whip in the was out four points had being automatically win, play to change He provide Rhodes to and cricket. Another orthodox hew has also promised Howard. third); Hobbs (178) and Young determined to mainBy the aid of bowling. Rhodes played if it the as This will somewhat relieve five, been made in thereplaced (179 in the fourth); Woolley (133 one. RACING. Fender played carefully tain his supremacy. Young batted The not nut in fifth). Hobbs headed the financial strain of both teams.be first, and though the first wickets and Douglas had"Tim" Howard re- were his first Test innings. four, with may retired shortly after In Sandover's window he managed the English batting average and Howell. with 33 to his players he first moment. You don't Patsy fell somewhat cheaply the W.A. Strudwick, 662 runs for an average. of 82,75. sen the bat presented by The The mained unconquered For Saturday evening His but Douglas, Hobbs, you play real delightful music from put up the total of 100. figures or execrises. hours. have put on a Wilson, and Fender came Rhodes was second with 463 runs Hendern. In passing it may be to complicated explanationsWith Association double credit, scored in two Hearne, through "Home reach to Trotting wade side. to men have Me," the only to entries memthe "Abide Even after for an average of 57.87. For Aus- noted for the information of from with knock. away which and second a right for (18), is a effort was of great value back Horrigan starts programme (32), "There volume game Young first :he an exFolks at Home," allowances, it must be tralia Syd. Gregory was on top with bers that Tom Outridge reigns over were Mr. Jas. Brennan, before and Bowler went received promises to provide Sweet Home," "Yankee Doodle," "Oldmelodies. These you all play the Asso- making due firm. Gill (11). Durack well-known Dawson. cellent night's sport. The first event sporting department of this for other started, donated a bat to the side is not one that impress- 72 runs for two innings. Armstrong the open and said to Land," technique highthe wickets the Happy to the to last when you have mastered of undoubted strength was second with 324 runs for an To-day the second team has been Bowler, however, had the misfor- is timed to start at 7.15, and the ciation, to be presented Austra- es. It is one in the first hour. Later, Theory this of Music is gradually introduced, bat, but appears to be erage of 32.4. The finest bowling est scorer among the West set a herculean task of accomplishat 1020. As usual patrons of cf to "sky" one in the first over, of the piano, the ordinary course, you ran read and play from the entitled to with the Evidently we can was performed by Barnes. In the ing a win. May the tide of victory tune Dur- exhilirating sport can be assuredcomby the lians, so that Howard is attack. of in followed end weak the after at soon Parkin was that, and so 3-32, their of first Test he secured four for 3, his flow in their favour is the wish of for Most scores. done by as to big made being had well as this trophy. Fender1-24 forward look Music, everything Bowler, however, ack. were the old style of and victims being Bardsley, Hill, Kel- all. is catering for 2-22, and Howell the players seem good sports, up for his unlucky innings by his fort. Secretary Fli',t the our leway, and Armstrong. 'He finishwith Mr. Chipper, of Alma-road, North splendid fielding while Young was a big attendance, and providing will wicket -getters. should prove popular in the conceded t5'at (air to is good enough trophy Australia a expectations For donated his 44. has Bowler, for It is generally 5 Perth, fine, ed with Surely, the propositionyou day is Knox, who followed of eight of crowds. is the 2/3 for Take nothing for granted. five for best fieldsman in the number one in. men did well to dispose investigation costs the first Test Hordern took Hard on "Tins." with the maxim, "six or surely be realised. acquisition be given a trial? Allis that 278. Pn the batting easily team, and Mr. Werritt, hairdresser, set to workbefore to priceless was He the 90. had for for He risk the vistors for did seven eyes. and his you 85 all nothing(" That was bad It Savoy," volume. well. "The medal and first of a of the giving aid Quigley, Australia, is in they Jack for and for -street, too, over, line, of Barrack best bowler The W.A. Agents was "lives" in his first This afternon a meetingplace at He expressed re- the of musical perfection. for an average to the member bagging the greatest five all Tattersall's tells this one. hard wickets luck for the side when Christian hit 32 to takes obtained Club and commenced well, then of lie was shaping gret to one of the visitors that they Foster, with 32 wickets number of catches. run out. 24.37. Park. A programme round the wicket. After knocking that the of of 21.63 led the looked good for runs. are as follows: were not staying longer,ofsotheir President Dwyer has joined up up 32 in very quick time he was held Belmont listed for the public, cric- for 692, and averageBarnes was seceight events iswho post paid, on receipt of 2/3. the A good example, like hhd public might see more teams. who The detailed scores always bowling. with the field, long English at Butler those J. will 'post you the first volume, to by He was met with the rejoind- ond with 34 wickets for 778 runs, an Jim. Others follow suit, please. Frank Clone and appointments at Bowler. dainty ENGLAND.-First Innings. 63 ket. caught and TO -DAY. also nice IT have to FOR like would WRITE we er: "Yes, which he Belmont Park, this afternoon's b Nurse batted finely for 30, in "Why average of 22.88 runs. J. B. Hobbs, c bHoward, hit the sport is sure to draw a good crowd. 9 played for three weeks." Christian Feed His "Duck." gave no chances, and then To astonishthe queried ADDRESS: A. C. Russell, weeks?" NORCIA. highNOTE three NEW AT third b CRICKET is ball into wickets. Thewas Wallace Howard a H. Makepeace, c Christian, .. 117 ed Jack. "To give In a certain cricket team there SENIORS. est scorer for Dawson extenAsso Nurse .. chance to reach the century," was one player who always makes b The officials of the Trotting deal, Peckham, in week- (29), and on the fall of the last goes the he of when match E. Hendren, c reply. second The preparations sarcastic sive 60 the it was discover. 'ciation have had a busy week Clune's) (F. wicket give between out Christumpire the fought the Clikstian was day series to bat. He makes won by a very ing with nominations for prizes offerThe Financial Side. batted ed that Dawson had scores ' P. G. Vf. Fender, c Borthwick, 0 Pym and Clifford. Pym him "centre," then "centre and leg," being 105 mas Carnival. The big ROANS) The narrow margin, the uneven turf, first, and began disastrously. b Nurse .. with the ed have had the effect of inducing 0 amounted to £561. Ot claps down a piece ofleisurely .. "gate" successful The MURRAY STREET (NEAR Those Nurse b 100. 1.b.w., "ducks" to survey for out From all apW. Rhodes, two best men going and record nominations. received takes a provokingly 4 this amount the visito-s himself were Christian Young b field- in the first over. managed ball for will the rest The year where this see to J. W. H. T. Douglas, Derby They ground the the obtained : allocation. of 0 whom of pearances £196, a generous the Carmore often than not to get together 96. The chief scor- Livesley, each The H. Strudwick, b Nurse .... respective posi- prove a great draw during .. 19 were to receive £300 for three days, ers are-and first young, wellball. C. H. Parkin,not out ers were Young (24), Jim Clune five wickets. "Hobson's gets bowled of 1 and it was a case nival. Quite a lot ofnominated .. of the teams are:for recent Clifford tions a of (18). McCabe G. occasion and A. Waddington, not out been authori(22), the has local On the 3 Choice" that made bred stock . fussing went in to bat on Thursday, with Leg byes .. per match, the batsman was P. W. L. D. Pts. this classic event. ties agree to give them fifty making a every hope of success, but the wic6 began and 2 3 Evenusual, as 5 round takings. gross .. 278 the o(, Dawson cent. 5 1 Eight wickets fOr 2 hole for his "block." 2 kets soon fell, owing to the effec- Young .. 5 tually the above named sum was very large he 5 1 1 doing that for?" asked tive bowling of D. Bryant, and the Moseley .... 4 2 "What's paid over. The Board of Control Innings declared closed. 2 67. The only for 3 all out no 1 were team days4 spectator. 14.overs, three the one of Lithgo was in favour anBowling: Buttsworth. the to fell scornful which the 32, was came Chris- Friday, Saturday, and Monday-begood score Promptly The Three: B's mean maidens. 66 runs, no wickets; JUVENILES. 3 ing given over to the fixture, but swer, "'E's digging for a worm to credit of B. Smyth. runs, 95 maidens, 5 tian, 31 overs, On Wednesday Byrne and Clune the first round Clifcivets, 1 maiden, the visitors would not agree, and it feed his duck!" complete To school wickets; Nurse, 22 Blundell, the on 5 overs, was only after repeated entreaties tried conclusions This was a very South Australia v. Victoria. 82 runs, 5 wickets; for three hours, ton played Horan. 3 oven, that they grudgingly agreed to play and was just and pitch. Byrne batted hard-fought match, 20 runs, no wicket; Renfrey, South Australia batted first with and scored 225. On the oval pitch who made a fair If we are lucky Wing, by a one -day match. topscored saved Whitty Clif10 runs, no wicket. easily, a vicran up 290. defeated Clifford EastPym obtained next again Clifton them player have So may we this First R hose: highest score team was dismissed for 84. score. Newbey played Horan next, WESTERN AUSTRALIA. -Let us hope so, and the next 81-the er. in first class cricket. ford's At noon -day heat Innings. Pym's team made this score with tory. Horan won a time -days' fixture. has yet made three a he the first it the may time were for 33 and .. Ryder and Bryant it, for Armstrong of one wicket, D. loss the deserved C. Howard, not out .. really Victoria He match. .. 0 Westralians are Good Sports. most successful trundleis. (152), Ry- making top score with 53. in this H. Rowe, b Howell .... had been playing hardmade 21 Park 49, Clune met Clifford at the oval wic- he footballers replied with 639. A. Christian, run out Or evening's rest, Newbey himself When the English Clifford match. Ransford (93), and Arm.. (127), afternoon. New der Saturday visit on Next ket recent their score. after A. Randeil, b Parkin .. run main 11 went home the a very creditable were Durack 87. up (63) knocking Fender strong beaten b first, was captain batted but both J. Peckham, Australia, Spencer, followed Eastern played to 4 bey Australia .. this South for Fender score out with top "Aus- getters. R. Blundell, c and b This match was a "three Victoria thus came 0 and vice -captain moaned that two making 29, while Gorman again. A crowd on, and scored 270. L. Renfrey, c Rhodes, b Parkin that is Newbey had tralians are bad sports." failed Shield match team, b Clone did most of the pointer," to Spencer's one. In this "to won the first Sheffield 70 made 20. A. Evans, c Waddington, and of English pugs that had innings innings an for 5 by ball, securing the of the season with 50 for damage Sydney in made when goods" Cunningham the .. 4 deliver V. Byrne secured the other 5 match 35. same way. Such runs. F. Buttsworth, not out .. and Goldfields Visitors special.. 12 also let go inarethe libels. They inRenovated Throughout. N.W. Sundries .. statements Personal Supervision SENIOR MATTING ASSOCIAOwner's in. Under disgruntled /Qr. from come Catered ly TION. .. 119 variably Proprietress. Seven wickets for .. Both parties concerned TROTTING MULCAHY, M. dividuals. TROTTING 1 C.Y.M.S., No. 1, V. Railways: SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) went back to the Cold Country with. MiniBowling: Waddington, 6 overs, (LATE IIIENTRAL AND Howell, out the laurels they foolishly imag C.Y.M.S., 247 (McComish 68, Maymaiden, 24 runs, no wicket; 24, Guhl Austra- ban 61, Raphael 28, CO1 fined were so easy to pluck. 7 overs, 2 maidens, 24 runs, Wood...32 lians are good sports. The trouble hew 21, Canny 17 not out. M. J. O'KEEFE and CO., ket; Fender, 13 overs, 1 maiden, Bowling: Higgins, 3 CLONES?, COZIER,Carver. overs, 1 is that the Australian barracker is thorpe 10). Day PROGRAMME 2 runs, 3 wickets; Parkin, 5 D.iuglas, SPLENDID BUTCHER, Chessell, the for 48: Kelly, 3 for 71; Foreman and However, (Late understood. wickets; 2 not runs, maiden, 22 and Co.). Ground at for 4; ROper, 1 for 53. LEEDERVILL crowd at the W.A.C.A. our 1-2- MILES CARR-ST., 246 RACE 4 overs, 1 maiden, 4 runs, no wicket; BIG visitors. pleased C.Y.M.S. No. 2 v. Cosmopolitans: Rhodes, 1 over, 1 run, no wicket; least must have went MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. out to bat, a Cosmopolitans, 208 (Williams 72, Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb Parkin bowled oue wide.Adelaide by When Rhodes the Australia, 11'. in Corned Beef and Gallon known 11, hand. A.M.P. always on player well Hesketh 63, Cooley The visitors left for Meat Office: No. 46, 2nd. Floor, Western Ex- applause broke out all round the Bowling: Cecil Campbell, 3 for 51: Small Goods a Specialty. All Saturday night's Great were Douglas Association BUILDINGS. 33. when for on t tie Pre2 a did Storage it given Preston, Cool in So 36; kept they for Australian ground. Beasley, 3 West press. En route The BEAUFORT-STREET, 169 wickets. Works: the to mise:wended his way stroke was made, C.Y.M.S., 2 far 6. civic welcome at Kalgoorlie. Always found the best. PERTH. _.-c (Incorporated.) Telephone, A3297. Whenever a good unstinted. Every W. A. HALE, Secretary. BrieSets. A. R. FLINT, Secretary. The Secretaries. the applause was by the visitors fielding demonstrated good play of bit Saturday's carried Heath recognition. When once more the batting strength of Messrs. Farley and duties at- recived due three out the onerous secretarial col. Makepece reached the coveted tached to the visit. In another
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THEOLOGY AND HUNGER STRIKING.
ST. JOSEPH'S
Correspondence (To the Editor).
(Continued from Page 2.1 istic, dull, brutal, they symbolise and incarnate all that is noble and spiritual and unearthly in the soul And, behold from out of man. prayer murmuring crowd, a man, a minister of Christ, comes forward. To pray for those in their agony? To point to their noble example for a corrupt industrialised democracy? To condemn with holy anger the brutal, callous tyranny of his counOnly to proclaim No. trymen? to the waiting journalists that our agonising leaders and heroes are suicidal maniacs unworthy of the Sac-
Sir,-The letter of Mr. J. W. O'Brien. which graced the columns the of last week's RECORD was the most astonishing epistle that has 'A Catholic Newspaper is 'a Parish :itia7Poroatual;h1 ilisioo." --LEO. XIII. appeared in your columns for many In fact, it has never had a a day. PERTH. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6th.., 1920. peer, or a parallel in your paper. It WILL BE OPENED ON was peerless in some respects; it is unparalleled in many others. After a controversy of several weeks, Mr. I. W. 0.'Brien suddenly- announce; that he has neither the desire nor In the early days of the struggle between the Allies and the Central dcclar country this the inclination for a newspaper conthe and of Motherland patriots Powers extravagant troversy, and calls it presumption on IN raments. ed before high Heaven they would never, no, never, trade with Gerties the part of "Somebody's Mother" to many, or have ought to do with her in commerce or friendship-the HAY ever, and expect Mr. J. W. O'Brien to conof intercourse with their enemy had been broken for ever andhas ARCHBISHOP MANNIX'S COMcourse Of most etc. a her," vince "him or under no circumstances would the breach be mended. Time MENTS, frac- I did not expect Mr. O'Brien to conUnion Ticket Butts and Bash are requested to forward Holders of peculiar way of ending old feuds and mending even awkward EdiMr. conbut, have anything, would me of who here vince and abroad, tures. Our war -time patriots, Latest. same by MONDAY, 22nd. NOVEMBER, In an interview with His Grace years tor, he did try to convince me, and signed the Centarl Powers to the bottomless pit of perdition a few Archbishop Mannix, the London cortheir old - adduced the example of the semiback, have altered their opinions, and are now cavorting with the morality respondent doves of the of the French journal -standard, sub nude hated enemy. Through the counting houses of the Empire, are of the questionable things done on Liberte, spoke to him of the case of ' of Peace from the Ark of the Covenant ofs the League of Nations the reof the Lord Mayor of Cork the justification of a as products beaches, and the the versa money vice fluttering with German in the mar- unhallowed revels, which caused me EARNESTLY APPEAL TO ALL THEIR FRIENDS THROUGHOU T THE STATE FOR ASSIST"In leaving Terence MacSwiney to habilitated Central Powers are finding acceptance and sale consequently the masses of to appeal to. the Catholic mothers of BADLY Government English SO I think the ARE die, HELP AND ket places of Britain and her Dominions, CO-OPERATION ANCE, ESPECIALLY NOW WHEN THEIR which Fremantle "to pause, and refless a species of competition is committing a tragical error," 're labour are already face to face withunrest NEEDED. just and resolve, inregard to the dances of in the very near future. "His death will plied His Grace. threatens to cause no amount feelers to the Dominions which indicate which their children are being be an incalculable disaster for Brinow there are being sent out of wardays, the tremendous asservations taught, and in regard to the state that all the oki protestations The bride, who was given away by tish prestige, and will, on the other MISS VERONICA MANSFIELD, Chamber of Commerce and the indus- of undress in which they are somea in hand, be the best propaganda for lovely very and the fervent avowals of the father, looked her Wedding Bells i Winner of Local Gold Medal for Violike beautiful garden roses of yes- times presented to the public." trial groups of the Allies areof blassn gbwn of ivory georgette and crepe the Irish Republic. As so many dis- lin playing, the take this opportunity of renewing and two successive years, in skirt ettations have been raised on this the of terday, the determinations willthebe patriots are languishing, The sides chene. de mothers from St. Joseph's Orphanage Sanity the Catholic the Trinity College of Music Exto dreams. that appeal of category they the in when you that I do the subject, I may tell remote lace, not FLANAGAN-McKENNA. is with exquisite day were draped that. for swinging much amination. is So Miss Veronica Mansfield, and pendelum Fremantle. the of economic restored, consider the act of the Lord and reason are being (in Wednesday, September 1st, a square train falling from the shoul- not acknowledge In charity to Mr. J. W. O'Brien, let GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AT British statesmen already Mayor as that of suicide, and I can- a distinguished pupil of the Ladies' back to its old position. quiet but pretty wedding was sol- ders was beautifully embroidered in German few words, him a College, Convent of Mercy, Victoria against to they me address adopt to sworn had measures priest could a spray not conceive how any retaliatory THEATRE. with finished MELROSE that the Brigid's Church, with pearls and emnised at St. in the interests of the Empire it will review of his letters, and of his obShe refuse him the Sacraments on that Square, has again been successful in commerce are untenable, and tflat Rev. of roses made of gold tissue. Very An announcement elsewhere ex- West Perth, by the Mr. J. W. the recent music examinations held in competition with our home pro- jectionable methods. ground." veil (the embroidered a lovely wore be necessary to admit Germanit goods parwhy contracting the Father Fagan, Free Trade O'Brien has adopted an insulting plains the one and only reason in Perth by Mr. Fryer, of the Assois Proposed to establish ducts. As a matter of fact, Joseph's Orphan- ties being Richard Arthur Flanagan, gift of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and ciated Board of the Royal Academy hands as it were with their quandam style right from the beginning, and the girls fromareSt.combining with the Central Powers, to shake their ef- of Claremont, and Margaret McKen- Mrs. P. J. Kelly ), and carried an ex- IS MAYOR MacSWINEY'S HUN- of Music, and Royal College of MusMoney always barks, and we never in setting himself the monstrous age, Subiaco, roses, SUICIDAL? GER STRIKE lillies, of sheaf opponents and be friends again.proclivities quisite The bride, who re- task of defending the indefensible, forts in an entertainment to be held na, of West Perth. long ic; and Mr. Mallinson of the Trinity for would trade of capitalistic the ferns, lovely did think that and away by her eldest bro- carnations, In reply to. a request for an erli- College of Germany was to he seeks to excuse his truculence, by on Tuesday night next at the Mel- was given Hugh Music. In the former she ribbon, main subservient to the Jingoism of the war patriots. silk tied with wide looked McKenna, of opinion of announce. Mr. torial expression Read that ther, pared the Advanced to the Allies in consideration for its affecting to believe that -Some- rose Theatre. Pianopay a stiff punititive indemnityAfter atten- very becoming in a cream costume, and embroidered in silver with a Mayor MacSwiney's hunger -strike forte and Local CentreGrade Rudiments. long drawn out recriminatory huck- body's Mother" missed her vocation ment, and then transfer your both horseshoe, mad adventure against them. knot and true -lover a and carried Clontarf hat to match, the New of the with the editor of America, report the to tion upon, agreed is unIn the latter she gained honours to belong to her own sex. It an indemnity was of tiny stering with Germany's representatives with a fringe finishing ends York Jesuit weekly, -of September and the gold, medal for the Interis an unrealhy gallant of Mr. O'Brien as a man, concert held last Wednesday even- bouquet of white sweet peas and but underneath the surface of all the huckstering therethe The three bridesmaids, 11, 1920, writes:taxpayers and unskilful of Mr. O'Brien as a ing. Like the Orphanage for boys, maidenhair fern. She was attend- kewpies. mediate Violin Examination, and British taxpayer and and suspicion, and eventuallythetheburden to ed by her niece, Miss Minnie Bourke, Misses Connie and Eileen Dwyer, In the opinion of competent theo- honours in Junior Singing. Slr_s0-so of the huge war bill. The masses controversialist, to attack the laity, the Sisters are pressed for funds Ifs" /sore all of the Dominions will carry Nell Fogarty, and Miss wore a pretty frock of ivory cost of who increasing ever meet the impotence. had and but as he logic, hunger gained her logians of diplomatic chicanery instead of Mayor MacSwiney's honours in the victims are to be made the -chine, with black hat trim- charming frocks of pale pink crepe strike is not suicidal. Omitting Harmony Examination held the situation that is threatening to cause no case, he was led perforce to call ing. The Government grant of 8s. crepe-de last smart Germany really is master of the per child per week is altogether in- med with pink rose buds, her bou- de chene and georgette, with the Curzon, motives. to impute not Lord and be premised June. names, technicalities, it may in remote future. It will be remembered that unrest industrial pink with much so he quet being of pink sweet peas and black tulle hats trimmed may emphasise as much as he likes Were I so inclined, I also could adequate, and something must the of in the simple language of the more Miss Mansfield won the gold medal British Minister for Foreign Affairs, bouquets and carried silk roses, fern. After the cerefinances of maidenhair the augment done to imbe it is lawful for the Junior Violin Examination write insulting things, but to do so of the penalties which may "that Britain has renounced none lillies, roses, and carnations; capable moralists, that, which the would not advance the cause of the institution. A simple method of mony the wedding breakfast was pink to perform an act from flows held in Perth last She is a posed upon Germany in the event of her failing to carry If out of held at the residence of her sister, they wore the bridegroom's gifts--a- two effects, one good and the other member of an old year. Germany sixth or the ninth commandment in co-operation with the Sisters West Australian But Britain is at the mercy of circumstances. armlet, expansion treaty." gold silver bag, Bourke, in Strathcona-street, Mrs. is to this case in is Mercy the least, and would but establish a bad, under the four following con- family, being the daughter of Mr. pay in goods. German money respecpendant cannot pay in money, Germanyof must and ruby and pearl it wanted for the waste of war that, claim to the possession of bad man- Buy a Ticket and go to the Concert. when the usual toasts were honour- tively. (1) The act in itself must and Mrs. J. E. Mansfield, of Swift's not for us, there was so much Little Lorna Beisley acted ditions: The many presents were both ed. to find ners.' Mr. J. W. O'Brien has made good or at :east indifferent. (21 Heath, Subiaco. alphough Germany agreed to pay uP, germany finds it impossible The Clontarf boys have proven handsome and serviceable. as trainbearer, and looked very be is de- good his claim to such possession. solvency solvency. Upon German The good effect must follow as imher preserve and of organmoney them being frock the the fact of sweet in a pink frilly What happens, or what will hap- but he was too hard on himself that pendent her fulfilment of the treaty. die muslin and white net hat. She mediately from the act as does the FOGARTY-DWYER. will when he wrote that he would "re- orphanage scholars does not detract FREMANTLE. bad effect. (31 The reason for the Germany goods will flood our markets-our warehouses pen? flowperpink their ability to of pale from basket in the least a carried manufac- mind your correspondent that fools must be proportionate to the The local effort at Fremantle again provokingly and unpatriotically be boosting German of concert work, The duties of best man were act A very pretty wedding took place ers. in in competition rush in where angels fear to tread." form in any sphere gravity of the act itself. (41 The aid of the Christian Lou tures, and the native products of the Empire will benation Mr. say that we out by bold to carried and we make efficiently Brothers' Apthe evening at on of 19th October which we Really, he did not remind me of of the person who per- peal was an eminent success, with the cheap labour products of an erstime enemy have witnessed in the boys efforts St. Thomas' Church, Claremont. Warner, while Mr. F. Spottiswood intention but it Hadean into would isolate out I thought him ill-adforms we and shut that at all. be the act must upright. If Heaven us high becoming swore before more of a success that were second to none-they when Mr. P. J. Fogarty, son of Mr. and Mr. F. G. Wrotti acted as these four conditions attend Mayor vised, certainly, but I did not con- were through the good help of people darkness. equal to the best performances and Mrs. C. J. Fogarty, of Kalgoor- groomsmen. The service was per- MacSwiney's act, sr* If Mr. O'Brien sider him a fool. is not it suicidal. various that lie declared Hughes Masterparts Mr. patriotically could put Rev. Father of that any College students State. Brother Not so very long ago, lie, was married to Miss K. V. (Kit- formed by the is wise he will not, in any future other hand, if any one of Moore is well onthe up. So it will prove with the girls ty) Dwyer, the pretty and popular son, assisted by Rev. Father Gerald On the the way towards would not be a party to trading with Germany-he was not prepared conditions is absent, the act is securing the £100 to flay. He has repeat- controversy, use vulgar, abusive on Tuesday night. The public are daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Dw- O'Callaghan, the latter being a the offered if he can to compromise with an enemy he was prepared words Such "bonehead." as immoral. such ReGerman get opponint of the At £200 more to make the appeal a yer, of Claremont. to give these children The church was schoolmate of the bridegroom. edly avowed himself the uncompromising insulting words prove nothing, are asked Are the four conditions present? up to £4,000. A kind lady chance. The Sisters want ways and beautifully decorated by the friends the conclusion of the ceremony Mrs. has sent public and the German people. To him they were excommunicate with the people of this Com- no argument, and are merely a mat- means, and nothing short of a peck- of the bride. A large wedding bell Foster, accompanied by Mr. Jeffers They are. (1) In itself abstention him £20, and asked to be kept unfrom intercourse in trade or citizenship and an opponent ter of bad taste, from food is at worst an indifferent. in Tuesday's known. everyone Another 3s., 2s., and Is, can was suspended from an arch of at the organ, delighted at ed theatre lady £5: monwealth. Now what means this little enigmatic cable can always retaliate with worse Bil- supply the urgent need. act. If it were evil in itself, a man of the two hundred persons and 28 circuWest Australian?: ferns and white flowers, and the with her fine rendering_ of Gounod's lingsgate. In my case I refuse to sin every time he abstained larised have sent along a guinea. appears beautiful flowers on the altar were "Ave Maria." Mr. Jeffers also play- would The programme, which If "London, Nov. 1.-The 'Financial News,' commenting upon Austra- decend to the crude methods which herewith, A recep- from food, by fasting according to all who have March. Wedding received is evidence of the diversied the by the circulars too sensible a artistically arranged that Mr. Hughes is most says trade, German lia and Mr. O'Brien has adopted, and which precept, for instance. The "come to light," the £4,000 will be a nature the entertainment pro Sisters of the Presentation Convent_ tion was afterwards held in the sap. Church politician to imagine that Germany can be killed commercially. he aptly compares to sledge ham. fied act is in clearly indifferent itself, fact. when Those who could not attend per room adjoining the church, It consists of vocal to be. Mr. Hughes may be trusted to see that there is no dumping." mers. We are far past the age of rinses Mrs. Dwyer, 'mother of the bride, therefore the first condition is fin - the bazaar, and who have not sent calesthe. and instrumental music, Is it possible that our patriotic Prime Minister is about to follow convincing people by a knock on the Mos, and dancing. The following of services rendered by these goad who wore a smart costume of black filled. (2) The good effect of the in returns for the art union, have a Britain, and hog Freetraders of old idea embodied in whole head, that bad as to thank their present as well act, the -strike the ladies, hunger is as of footsteps chance of helping now by posting on the winding crepe de chene, with vest of apricot immediate are the items:many- patrons and friends who have as the bad effect. The a guinea and ,helping to secure fling wide the Open Door to German goods, or is he already preparing the proverb, "Nothing can convince and hat en suite, received the Part I-1. Orchestra, "Liberty helped them, either by personal ef- georgette to climb down, as they have climbed down, from his exalted pinnacle like a lick in the lug," and in this Forever." a large number of relatives and patent ,cood effects of 'he act are, £100. 2. Screen Song. 3. Cornet fort or financial assistance. respect, modest dances, and that he is inspired teems being to do as in The firstly, the publicity it gives the officertainly It At the meeting of of exclusiveness? room was pretfriends. The supper stall -holders 4. Drill, Wands. Solo, "Answer." congratulations are also due to each of the cial British tyranny and brutality held last Sunday evening in the St. so by the Financial News, which is the mouthpiece of the capitalistic in- decent modes of clothing, we do ex- 5. Chorus, "Music and Song." 6. of the stalls for their magnificent tily decorated by friends may be trusted to see that there is no pect a higher standard than that of terests of Britain. "Mr. bride the prevailing colour being and, secondly, renewed moral Patrick's Hall, Fremantle, progress 7. Brass Instru- efforts. The organiser, Rev. Bro. pink. Then surely Mr. Hughes is preparing for the reception of Borneo, from anything under the Dance, Hornpipe. "Glorious dumping." with strength by which the Irish nation of the above Appeal was reported, The tables were laden Apollo." ments Quartette, can continue to vindicate liberty. Moore, must also be complimented German goods in lieu of that German money he anticipated receiving name of the Hibernian Dramatic 9. Orchesta, "Loin du on the capable manner in which he every dainty thing to eat and drink On the other hand the bad effect, if and at the conclusion the Rev. Bro8. Flag lOrill. secretary.-Yours, his eloquent bleatings-and Society or of its After all indemnity. war a of table was ther Moore said that it was "most in payment imaginable The centre Song and conducted the Appeal. 10. Skipping SOMEBODY'S MOTHER. Bal." indeed, it is morally bad. is death. fitting that at such a large meeting and his profound elogmatisings on what Germany would be compelled to etc., reserved for the bridal party Part II. -11. Orchestra, Dance. The next meeting of the branch the beautiful wedding cake. After Clearly the first good effect of this an opportunity should be taken do, it seems that our war -time pattiots are to be the witnesses of a to 12. Chorus, "When will be held at the United Friendly "La Traviata." No wonder they are looking around most humiliating crawl down. the usual toasts and pretty speeches hunger-strike is as immediate, to say pass a vote of sympathy to the Shall the Day Break in Erin?" 13. Societies' Rooms, 64 Adelaide -ter- had (To the Editor.) for other attractive catch -cries to distract the attention of the people made and honoured, a the least, as the bad effect, if for no young 'wife, sisters, and relatives of Quartette, race, Fremantle, on Tuesday, 9th merrybeen 14. Drill, "Flashes." Overwhelm other reason, because it has already the late Lord Mayor of Cork, at the from the ignominy which threatens to overwhelm them. evening songs was spent with Sit-Permit me through your col. "Happy is the Soldier's Life" inst, when a good attendance is and dancing. The happy couple occurred, whereas even at this date, cruel and un-Christian treatment them it will, for a very grave crisis awaits industrialism in this country umns Dance, anticipated. 15. to advise the Catholics of W.A. (brass instruments). if the products of German labour are admitted to unrestricted cornleft by motor, the bride wearing a September 7, death has not yet oc- that caused thg death of one so 16. Clarionet Duet, "Mayto read "The Necromancers," by the Minuet. The same may be said of noble, so heroic, and patriotic. petitioh with our home products. frock of wedgewood blue curred. We Gymnastics. St. Canice's Branch No. 495, H.A.C. becoming ing." 17. Drill, Free Benson, as a prelate Robert Hugh crepe de chene, with smart hat of the second good effect, as the Irish as a Catholic meeting can, after the A traveller's tale in the West Australian on Wednesday last is not paration for the visit of Conan 18. Chorus; "Sunshine and Shadow." B.S., Cottesloe. champagne and wedgewood et, papers show. This, however, is un- motion, fall on our knees in the old by any means encouraging to the British iron and steel industry. It, is Doyle. The dangers of spiritism are 19. Orchestra, "Descriptive March." One Catholic way and offer up some PatThe District Board visited the with clusters of cherries at the side. necessary for our argument. stated that Belgium was underselling the British manufacturers in shown in that book, in an unmistakThe sec- ers and Ayes for the repose of his above branch on Thursday, 28th Oc- A large number of costly and beau- good effect is sufficient. their own markets, and he regards the future of the British industry able ways and the whole system of ond condition required for a moral tiful including attengifts were received, Germany soul, and ask God to comfort his beWith added There was a good as another competi-AUSTRALIAN IRISH tober. with grave apprehension. spiritism is exposed for all that it dance of both male and female several cheques, and a handsome act is therefore fulfilled. (3) The reaved ones, and send peace and victor, which is more than probable, notwithstanding the statement that is-"fraud or the devil." Many SOCIETIES. reason for Mayor MacSwiney's hunO'Neil silver egg cruet, presented to the tory to dear Old Ireland in her just is a much diminished Father ore Rev. quantity members. iron comparof output Germany's learned articles are being written -strike is most grave; indeed, its struggle for freedom." ed with the output before the war, we can see trouble brewing not only these days on the subject of spirit- Brian Boru Branch Irish National opened the meeting, and Bro. Wat- bridegroom by his fellow officers at ger Minutes of the last the Fremantle Railway Office, and gravity is in full proportion to the son presided. in the iron and steel industries of England, but in other industries also. ism, but it would be impossible to Foresters, Fremantle. meeting were confirmed, and r2/10/ - a handsome silver cake basket suit- gravity- of his act. For the reason England and her Dominions have gaMed little or nothing in the way of beat the epitomisation of Father for pay- ably inscribed, to the bride, from is the vindication of the right of an their Government is doing to death A fair muster of brothers was pre- sick benefit was passed compensation for the loss and destruction caused by the war, and with Benson of "Fraud or the devil." The England and Australia stand story itself is a thrilling one, and sent at the fortnightly meeting of ment. Two benefit members were the staff at Biesley's, with whom she oppressed nation to liberty, to inde- the Irish hero and martyr, Terence the threatened influx of German goods, which life by she has been associated quite a long pendence: the reason is, in short, the MacSwiney? It is adding insult to we society have the branch on Tuesday, 26th into industrial managed the above that to save all reading Catholics should be acinitiated to lose much of The district time. The beautiful flowers were liberty of the Irish nation. There- outrage for ftnperialistic "theoloOctober, when the chief ranger, Bro. district president. from the fury of the war. The Germany we thought we had crushed quainted with it.-Yours, etc., report the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Beisley. fore the third condition necessary gians' to proffer their opinions. For excellent an Morris, of gave After a host president presided. is, we are told, fast rehabilitating herself, and there is the probability E. de M. (1) the ours and Board, The honeymoon is being spent in for a moral act is fulfilled. in the the of arrangements arrived at correspondewce had been dealt with, of the working people the ethics of the that her statesmen have outwitted Mayor MacSwiney's purpose is up- case Irish the Woodwoods reported on the few explained to the younger members Melbourne and Sydney. have been settled by their own with respect to the payment of the indemnity. Certainly the German but mcst right, not only upright the by derived from a payment be considerably in The result to date to goods, benefits will gain whilst sick members. the our Hierarchy worker skilled noble, of praise. He most deserving have to walk our streets in a honeBro. O'Farrell, district of the Society's Stall in connection society. skilled workers may have, and will THE SAVAGES. HIGHGATE BAZAAR. desires not to kill himself but to deswith the recent bazaar in aid of the secretary, was in his usual form, and less and despairing quest for employment. It means a sumptuous cupDuring Curfew hours in Cork on a troy tyranny, to help free his counMARRIAGE. Christian Brothers' Appeal was plac- supported the district president in board for the German worker, but an empty one for the workers of the following inscrip. try. Thus the fourth condition ne- F OGA R night, Sunday ed before those present. The ulti- his remarks. He also congratulated England and here. Without a -doubt our skilled workers will be at the T Y-D WYE R .--On Oct. 19, "Who is pulling your leg?" cessary for a moral act is present. tions: they would and hoped are not yet available, Canice's, mate figures St. mercy of the German workers. the at in St. Thomas' To be lIeld Church, Claremont, "What is Hence Mayor MacSwiney's act is but every member of the society continue to prosper. A vote of "The Hunger -Striker." by the Rev. Father Masterson, as Can Mr. Hughes really be trusted by the democracy of this country There are many 3ther well be proud of their effort. thanks was proposed by Bro. Colgan, wrong with the Lord Mayor?" "He justifiable. rusted by the Rev. Father Gerald to demand a fair deal for our industries? Will he see that the labour SCHOOL GROUNDS, HIGHGATE. may is suffering from over -feeding," were circumstances that can be brought O'Neil. Father Rev. of the by The thanks society are due supported O'Callaghan, Patrick John, ion of of this country, skilled and unskilled, is protected from the ravenous On forward to defend this conclusion, to the ladies' committee, whose un- After the meeting dancing was in- painted on walls 'in the city. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Fogs of maw of foreign competition under the veil of a war indemnity, or will to but for the present at least enough tiring efforts throughout the Appeal dulged in by the younger members another day, "We are not afraid Kalgoorlie, to Kathleen Veronica lie capitulate to the truculent Financial Interests whose centre is Lon- Commences 8 p.m., November 8. May- has been said to answer the quesyour Lord out "Bring shoot," was responsible for the success actime. a short for (Kitty), daughter of Mr. and Mrs Will he stand by his oft-repeated declarations against trading don? sidethe on chalked were or," etc., on tion. hieved. The society desires to pubThe next meeting will be held J. K. Dwyer, of Stirling -road, with Germany, directly or indirectly, or will he ignominously crawl walk. licly acknowledge their appreciation Thursday, November 11. All are invited. Claremont. down and run away from them? It is now certain he will not finger GerHUNGER-STRIKE LAWFUL IN man gold; that the German millions he promised us were the figments ANCIENT IRELAND. of an excited imagination, lest he might further be imposed upon by IN MEMORIAM. The ancient laws of Ireland were the alluring attentions of Financial Agents abroad, let us see to it that Australia will not be made a dump for German cheap-labour products known as the Brehon Laws, which ABBERTON.-In loving memory of of dislocation our home and industries. our dear The son, Edmund Abberton, dope not give a state: "He that will to the disadvantage who died in Harefield Hospital, is offered to us. Shall we, citizens and taxpayers of the Commonwealth, pledge to fasting shall not .be reEngland, 8th November, 1918. be doped by the cant and greed of Britain's capitalistic Freetrade corgarded of God or man." R.I.P. When the morants to become the bondsmen of German industry? These laws (says "Con" in the money interests of Britain begin to show a particular affection for Dublin Freeman, refer to "fasting Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, are now offering the thoroughly tested State famous pray for him. the patriotism and activities of Mr. Hughes, and show a desire to testiagainst" as a well-known procedure momalise him for his services, it it high time for the democracy of this to obtain redress from a stronger -Inserted by his loving Father and WASH FABRIC country to becot9e his interrogators. party. A poor man having a griev- Mother. ance against a chief or king had no means of forcing the latter to sub- BOCK.-Iii fond memory of our November 14, Harvey, 9 a.m.; dear son and brother, Theodore unit the case to the Brehons, or of Brunswick, 11 a.m.. November 21, (Mick), killed in action in France, enforcing a judgment, if obtained, ws the Archdiocese Wan:tone, 8.30 am.; Yarloop, 10 5th November, 1916. his op against" Holiday, by "fasting except Seaside, am. November 28, Brunswick, 9 Street, for suitable Fast Colours that are unaffected by the severest tests of Laundry, An Ideal Summer Fabric, Sacred heart of Jesus have mercy pressor. a.m.: Mornington, 11 a.m. CALENDAR. Sun, or Sea Air, etc. Yachting, and Tennis Wear, Kiddies' Frocks, etc. on his soul. The poor man seated himself be(Green)-Twenty- Don't miss un., Nov. 7 -Inserted by his loving Father, house to the leading_ the path side Armadale Annual Ball fourth Sunday after Pentecost. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY or dun of the chief and refused all Mother, Brothers, and Sisters. -night, Saturday, November 6. on,. Nov. 8 (White)-Octave of to The passers-by questioned food. The night of the season. BRENNAN'S, BRENNAN'S, an Saints. him as to why he was thus "fasting DUNNE.-In loving memory of our WHO GUARANTEE EVERY WHO GUARANTEE EVERY ues., Nov. 9 (Whitel-Dedicatior only child, John Maurice (Jack), against" the occupier of the dun, Final preparations are now well Basilica. of Lateran who was accidentally drowned at INCH OF IT. and, if his cause were just, public INCH OF IT. Bazaar, An- in hand for St. Joseph's 'ed., Nov. 10 (White)-St. Southern Cross, November 7, force as to so strong grew opinion which is to be opened on Monday dred Avellino. 1914, aged 12 years. R.I.P. English -made from the Finest a settlement with him. week, November 15th, in the Marhurt., Nov. 11 (White)-St. Serviceable, -Inserted by his loving Parents, M. and Cotton, Strong grounds adjoining Resource. A Last the Catholic tin, Bishop. and C. Dunne, 33 Addis -street, KalSilky Finish. with an Effective Martin, Young Men's Society Club Rooms, Being a painful and dangerous goorlie. ri., Nov. 12 (Redl-St. the is it Hay but -street. Goods, Wash Holders of all of art union best in the Shown Plain Colours, which Bee Jay not include Greys, Pinks, Navy, Not alone is practice, "fasting against" was Pope and Martyr. or books are especially asked to disSaxe, Sky, Brown, Reseda, Black, Tussore, White, etc., and in wovmost reasonably priced, and is being offered now at 2/6 a yard, ., Nov. 13 (White)-St. Didacus. resorted to unless no other possible HOULAHAN.-rn loving memory of pose of as many tickets as possible en designs of'Real Checks and Stripes. Hundreds of Patterns, and 29s. dozen. Compare it. examine it, criticise it-then do what others means of obtaining redress offered my dear wife, Alicia Houlahan, during the remaining few days, and all chosen Colourings. 28 ipches wide, and unquestionably the ere doing- buy it. There were many of the Father Crowley announces the to be sure that the butts are foritself. who died at Northam, on Novem most dependable Wash Fabric in the Trade. ning of the Highgate Bazaar in warded chief's courtiers, we may presume, bee 3rd, 1918. to the Convent of Mercy, Monfor "committing Parish Hall Ground' who talked of the man -Inserted by T. Houlahan, NorVictoria Square, on before or No1311.71, but the hunger striker, in a tham. ey night next at 8 o'clock. Those vember 22nd. suicide," at the latest. Full deto ho have cash and the spirit just cause, had the sanction of the tails of the bataar next week. to be -nt it are heartily invited ancient laws and customs of Ireland, SCHLITZ.-In loving memory of esent. and the penalty for him who disre- our dear sister, Minna, who dePERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG garded the protest of the weak was parted this life at Hay -street, address and MEN'S SOCIETY. You can obtain name 7, your of sending a fullifklge by Mass next Sunday, November Perth, on November 8, 1919. a moral and social one. "He shall Jarrandale. 10 RIVER EXCURSION TO POINT , 7 o'clock; not be regarded of God or man.R.I.P. WALTER. to Immaculate heart of Mary, your clock. And ROCKY Per BAY, 14, prayers for her extol. Man, Sunday, November a well-known CaLouis Vincent, M.L. "Valdana." -ellingup, 7 o'clock; Nanga Bro.,k, Boat Leaves tholic writer, comments thus in the Sacret heart of Jesus, have mercy on Barrack-st Jetty S p ris o'clock. it would be her soul. Catholic Times:-Surely on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. more seemly for English priests and -Inserted by her loving sisters and Tickets 1/6. Mass Sunday. November 7, Yar. Music on Board. laymen to hold their peace while brothers. Sec. W. J. WEBB, Hon. a.m. 10 S am.; Waroona,
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on They pointed out Noted Mediums British vesse:,Igd English Brutality Resented "Psychical Phenomena" SYDNEY. HEAD OFFICE to the men that this action had in been taken by the longshoremen ALL CLASSES OF FOR OPEN HONOUR. Imme- LORDS' REBUKE AN EXHIBTIONS. IN New York and Boston. JESUIT CLEARLY EXPOSED BY diately the men seemed to abandon Mr. A. M. Carlisle, the Irish Privy and Councillor, (New Britain); London (2). who while standing on all idea of returning to work, Irish In the Principal Cities and Towns of Australia and Rabaul Tricks of Sojoined in the parade of thecarried the steps of the Throne in a the de- Father Herredia Tells How He Became Accomplished In Frauds in sympathisers. The banners House of Lords interrupted Uncovering in Purpose His Post Offices through2802 at in Algorsciev Savings Bank called Spiritists-States at all Branches, and by the pickets were vigorous bate by a protest against the Restorother Islands of the PaciflO. Realm of Occult. in out Austra.la, and at Papua, New Britain. Solomon, and their denunciation of Great Britain. ation and Maintainence of Order"My to £1,000. up Deposits on Interest English 31% Load "Don't They read: Ireland Bill, when he shouted: a% Interest onAmounts over £1,000 up to £1,309, Not Dependent Lords, if you pass this Bill you may and Ships." "You Are (By the REV. CHARLES HERR EDIA, S.J.) Her kill England, but not Ireland," has Palestine, has sailed for Europe - Sir DENISON MILLER, IC.O.M.C4., Upon England-Let Her Do JAME8 KELL, of work Governor his IRELAND A NATION. the undertake July lat. IMO Pound from the Orient to Deputy Governor Dirty Work." "Every received formal notice Holy See in the Own the mediums the Has that which tricks Vessel the representing Chamberlain the English expose -To For An Great 16 -this Handled Lord August D.C., proWashington, J. "She never was a nation" Charles steps Brother Father of the to solution of Catholic religious RobRev. Blood the Blood On It-the privilege of admission as "spiritistic manifestations," Dr. cry The circular read: of the Throne has been withdrawn represent know blems in the Holy Land. College, Worcester, Mass., is giving a States Irish Workers." Herredia, S.J., of Holy Crosswhich Of Ireland's enemies. They Workers of from him. inson returned to the United Mr. Carlisle sent a re- series are said to rival the feats of the "There's blood on it. performances Tel. A1940. of public full well and ago, while short that a put fact you "The every pound all from Rome ply, in which he said: of the stage. by San Francisco, That, saying this, they lie. In a short stay was recalled Brooff an English ves- I have performed what I felt to be greaiest magicians to tell how he became interested in "magic" and after take or aboard Rev. the world requested work. When his to bro. me begin of blood to the ensoles Father it, on duty Rome blood exhibtions, sel has imperative There lives no nation if old Ireland's ther Anthony Bruya, 0.F.M., has ther workers in Ireland. Don't get an indicate the purpose he had in giving lectures and their Lordships' resolution See as claim Don't accept Mr. Carlisle is Herredia wrote the following: been nominated by the Holy on DENTAL SURGEON. with fortitude." his the blood on your hands. as I do. understanding testimony, To nationhood be false. have HarI starves Mess;;. that boyhood Dr. Robinson's companion of help a Government managing director Since earliest readily I can reproduce On History's page mission to Palestine. Brother An- men to death. Terence MacSwiney land and Wolff, the world's biggest seen so many frauds in the realm of first, howsame 148 BARRACK -ST. (Upstairs). witnesses simi.ar to set on those ere the thony will accompany Dr. Robinson is starving to death that others may shipbuilders at Belfast. the occult that I determined this We see her a great kingdom the is pressions; secondly, because Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered Denon the journey to England, France, live as free men. The West hears about exposing them. And Jutes, the ANOTHER P.C. RESIGNS. now en- power of observation in this hind of the Eng- Italy, Egypt, and Asia Minor. Bro- your silent call, Terence MacSwiney. tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respeetfully draws I am work the touched began I how Angles or Saxons as the Tell England so, longshoremen. The Right Honourable Dr. Michael gaged in. phenomena is so diminished by the known is well attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western Anthony ther lish coast. the on the etc., that in built been has from mysterious suroundings, years, issued eighteen last resigned the publications has during years M.D., Australia, Labour has Cox, editor of various When I was about eighteen in Show the world that for recommendations solid foundations of meritorious skill and say in a pulpit the ninety-nine cases out of one justice. Irish Privy Council, as a protest Her Ard-Righ, or High -King, gave by the Franciscan Monastery the courage to stand so much that he in old, I heard a priest tells me not this hundred, good man appreciates policy the He commispatients. also Government's gratified is from war; which the minclreader and ships." against great Washington, English peace Don't load He has were sariat of the Holy Land. a that a certain with the "Old Boy." what has occurred, but his own im. wishes to prevent mistakes regarding his address. Ireland. Dr. Cox had been Her scholars and her saints was in collusion of what has occurred-ofof John E. Red- The only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, far -renowned; Nothing has beers printed in the staunch followersenior next night the theatre was jam- pression praises, The Press of different Country. pure, entirely Alsace two or in Town physician tentimes canvassers of or learned, touts, is to see were newspapers He dethe -givers Catholic mond. wanted Dublin newspapers about Every one Her law med. the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses Ulster Sts Vincent's Hospital, and isChair-a how the devil worked. Then wish things. and just. and Lorraine are warning the of a deputation of w.irds of ap- parture the of removing teeth is daily demon. here quote system and Let me marvellous the this Senate, that against the of lecpublic Government Premier member a at to see French did, London I for men my brother strated without pain. The Danish pirate set his Raven plication of the Separation Law to Lloyd George for the purpose of ad- man of Convocation at the National ture, the same "wonders" that had that champion trickster and n ost woman, Madame Blavat. Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withFlag provinces. Commissioner Col - vocating an immediate offer of Do- University. been performed by the mind-reader. shrewd But the thesehas met not says: "I have sky. She out doubt the best in the world; the contour of the face and Supreme o'er England. Since ago. intimated recntly that the minion Home Rule to Ireland, deyears Protest. rat was thirty That Lieutenant's Deputy who or three men Alsacetwo being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. more than mouth in Ard-Righ, good law would be enforced the fact that news of its deon account of a great attrac- knew how to observe and see end Sir Walter Nugent, Bt., has re- then, for Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tasteThe spite Brian of The Tribute, at Clontarf, Lorraine in the near future. parture was circulated to English Jigned tricks and some little famili- remark on what was isoing on Commission of the Pease, tion his permanently wholesome and pure. I have many less, and peothe destroyed that per. their declares departof press publicity Catholic reporters by the not fitas Deputy Lieuten- arity with the method It is simply amazimitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth call almost around them. The Viking's pbwer and drove him ple of the conquered German pro- ment of Dublin Castle. It is re- and his position in been have I and the formances, on Westmeath, ting can be remodelled on my new system. At least, to ported that the delegation is head- ant for Co. from the land. magicians ing. At least nine out of every ten vinces would not calmly submit and. going elsewhere. My workmanship is policy of the Goss constant contact with before the dentures, my of the see that entirely devoid people are ground schools of the tricks. the secularistion by S. G. Davidson, chairman of ed their time personally my and all I devote is intolerable, because advertisement, in Ireland best the My and of Always in Erin there was one High the of observation capacity confiscation of Church property. the directorate of the Sirocco Engi- eminent Since that time, too, in four dif- power of remembering King to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where I am accurately meering works and one of the largferent countries, I have observed known by my reputation. Acknowledged over all. party rise and fall what took place even a few hours "Classified" is the titleypf a mo- est subscribers to Ulster spiritism of wave the once Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultaIris, Great Britain In Cali- before." (A Modern Priestess of Telephone, B277. tion picture the scenario of which funds, who, like many other induswith the passing years. t l'he tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conknew her surely she p. And 156). Vincent, Mary a Had seven sovereign kings Sister had by I ago, find work his was written trial leaders in Ulster, eighteen years fornia sult me and entrust their work to me. Stabusiness. HEVRON J. P. Heptarchy), deSt. Elizabeth's College, Convent threatened by the big great chance to study mediums and Take a note of my address for reference, and call beforeSkilHow careful the Church is in this seven independent tion, N.J. The clever authoress is seriously Reigning o'er boycott of the Sinn Fein against CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FOR- their methods. The same in Italy respect. Dentistry in all its branches by to go elsewhere. ciding most gladly admits She Quarterly. realms Elizabeth's MexiSt. in is considered It AGENCY. Again Editor of Ulster products. ago. years WARDING twelve ed Assistants. and Essex, of mirexistence Wessex, and asserts the part Kent, Sussex. Madero, The film was for the most significant of the power of the inco, during the regime of York, First Saturday in the Month, Beverley, First Sunday. GENERAL CARRIERS. acles, and yet she insists on years these dustrial boycott that the Ulsterites made at Convent Station. who was a Spiritualist, I had much and years of most careful investiga`iontwith t Anglia, Mercia, and NorthumDental Surgeon PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS, Finally, in line with the Dublin are falling mediums. W. the with do to of accept any she will tion before berland! is The ancient game of excluding Chamber of Commerce, which -FREMANTLE. during the last six years of my the wonderful "facts" as miracles. 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). Yet these divided Britons say to- Catholics from juries is being play- largely Unionist, and the Southern especially country, residence in this But some say "we have the auday Unionists in support of Dominion ed again with -all its old recklessin Boston, the hot bed of spiritism, thority of scientists to attest the That Ireland is no nation! There is method in it, nev- Home Rule, which they heretofore ness. SPIGL J. I have had personal experience in genuine character of the phenoprisoners, political Four ertheless. have decried. Set by God this matter. TOBACCONIST, PERTH, are Please tell ins who sent from their years I have giv- mena." for thirty so And Out in the Western Ocean where all Catholics, were The names scientific men? native county of Galway to be tried Sensational charges are being in- Will be pleased if you would call for en lectures in the United States, in those Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. the waves "scientific twenty-five of twenty or beintention evident the vestigated in Chicago to the effect and save money. Mexico, Italy and in England. In investigators" of psychism are -eDivide her from all other lands, she in Derry, "The Famous "Sniell'i Corner," wish in an that a large number of leading men, your requirements dealt them have South to the ing of 9. Rector Vice Haircutting as 4d.; Rome, claims Shaving in every Catholic and nonpoll. including Prohibition officers, have of religious and any part of W.A. American College, I gave an "illu- peated to sent Orders The liberty that is her destined environment nauseam. Catholic ad book BeCathotical hostility. One solitary been involved in illicit traffic in right, V.P. Post. No remittance need- strated" lecture to the students, at cause Conan Doyle, a novelist, or THE PLACE TO GO FOR the jury -and he liquor throughout the country, the by which two Cardinals were present Sir Oliver Lodge, a physicist. or HyCheapest in Perth. The crown of freedom and of na- lic was called on stand amount involved reaching a total of ed.Razors was promptly ordered to old Cardinal slop, a retired professor of philos SILK and FASHION Set, Watches, Pipes, or (one of them dear tionhood. FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, with these D. of . aside. Repaired, Litt. The activities articles £600,000. Dollard, other B. James any Vives). -Rev. ophy, or Crooks, the chemist -all SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. men are said to extend to New guarantee. of Suggestion. Power anti -Catholics us that The -tell the phe Innocents" the pf "The Slaughter York, Cleveland, and other large More than a million francs have of the greatest oratorio cities. For the last thirty years, too, I nomena exist and are wrought by been subscribed by the people of is the title souls, we Catholics seem to be EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL have been reading books on Spirit- the of Don Lorenzo Perosi, the worldGLENORAN NO. 10 Denmark toward the reconstruction which of ism in English, French, Italian, and bound to admit their testimony to A famous priest -composer, BEST. SCOTLAND'S of the Cathedral of Rheims. SUBIACO HOTEL I find that they contims be up.to-date. Spanish. first performance has been given check for this large amount was pre- the 100 COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. PURE MALT WHISKY. Go to Harvard, go to Yale, to Coof Rome's foremost artistes by ally copy one another and repeat lumbia ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. sented to M. Paul Claude!, French or Stanford, and if you ask over mighty buildto the the same things over and that Contract Augusteo, has the under in and supplied As Copenhagen, at Minister Emu Beer Always on Tap. Do not forget the power of real scientists whether the bulk of DON'T FORGET THE built in the year 23 B.C. as an W.A. Hospitals and Government again. been transmitted by him to the coin- ing spiritism, they Also Rail- suggestion. When a falsity is re- scientists admit mausoleum. By the Press Good Accommodation for Country Medical Department. mittee in charge of the rebuilding. imperial Visitors. ADDRESS degli Leading Strage the "La repeated. and printed will laugh at the very question. of and and Cars execution peated the Dining inhabiway 3,000,000 but Denmark has What ts genuine the phenomena exist, begin "Perosi's we as a fact, throughout as hailed Proprietor. is WING, Clubs reprinted and Innocenti" WALTER Hotels and tants, a very large majority of whom CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY STREETS, PERTH. the That is what are not produced at 50 cents, five believe it is true. State. In making the greatest triumph." During are Protestants. a week, in the back streets of the oratorio lastTelephone 739 has happened in the case of thou- nights Sole Agent: gift, William Hansur, chairman of three hours which spiritistic our one hundred largest cities. And audience-clergymen, sands of the so-called the Danish committee, called the ed the vast M. HALLION COYLE men, doctors PHIL I had the cour- yet this is the brand of spiritism ex But commercial phenomena. monu lawyers, national "a Cathedral Rheims per cent. of its en To13861 the spell of the strains of MACHINE BREAD FACTORY, age to read all the volumes of the perienced byTo95write rnent which is the patrimony not sat underWhen or talk of such last strain died Journal and the proceedings of the thusiasts. NORTH FREMANTLE. THE WINNING DOUBLE. only of France, but of all humanity.' music. a mighty the Re- spiritism as authentic, coming from Psychical for shout was raised for Society London away, devil or from any other source "Perosi, Bread Delivered to all parts of FreUNION BIER The cry of search, and a good deal of the liter, the A remarkable victory for Catholic the author. mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. the clairvoyants and mountefrom every part of the AND ture of the American Society for but education and schools has been re- Perosi," rangThey ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, MURRAY a Specialty. ovaI have tak- banks who make a living selling Bread an Brown and him and gave Malt Research, Four-year Psychical Augusteo. STOUT. IMPERIAL corded in Philadelphia. STREET, PERTH. UNION fake spiritgrams. to take seriously emprin. Supplied. the Shipping examine Roman to of the even en the pains scholarships to the University to tion of which bodies the nonsense emanating from "the once lay in this Phone * ciples and most wonderful pheno- other perors whose Pennsylvania are open each year side," well all this centainly original prothe at might Spiritism mausoleum friends of mena her Philadelphia. gorgeous thanking to 70 high school students of worse effects among our Ca Don Lorenzo was sources, and I came to this conclu- duces Eighty scholars took the test, of feel proud. But sorrowfully people than if we do not talk for past favours, wishes by the sion: "There is almost always some tholic far away, sitting whom eighteen were from the Cathoon the subject at all. with We adver. phenomena." mother, the has of she each in ansick that. 'leak' When the bedside of his lic high schools. to inform them and the public in general, spiritism too much. triwas no thought of this "greatest That does not mean that I deny tiseRealising nouncement of the winners this, I thought it wseld phenosay, the fabuthe existence of genuine VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. made, it was found that Cathorc umph." Strange toto the be a great lesson for our Catholic I because -musithem, I admit priest mena. students had captured eight of the lous sums offeredhis oratorios outside no see how easily the have seen some of them myself. But communities cian to conduct scholarships. . phenomena of to spiritism I do questi6n the explanation given so-called Italy could never induce him one JAMES KEATING. be reproduced by a priest who by the "Spiritist" and by the aches could Rev. Oliver Welsh, the Paulist leave that country except on is certainly not in collusion with theory. celeof 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite -Mechanics' Institute). "diabolic" despair the of the conducted is cates He Francisco. occasion. of San Father the devil. Audiences are mystified. Gersince phenomenon in and a and Irish Suitings. Drees Suits Our English, was of Scotch missions Line Lightning A Special brated American, a series of non-Catholic witness the phenomena' proSpecialty. 2nd. Door from Pier Street, Millions wale ofthe beginning of the world. and yet They the northern part of that diocese.a man managers. duced much better than by the, orunand courteouscivilised to be centuries Forms Sent on Application. a close to sixty only for -Measurement Self brought them and by Samples fered He recently civilised nations explained it by the dinary mediums; they cannot deStationery of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand_ Stock very successful mission in McCloud. ly rejected by him. Goods, Varied and Fancy Large tect nor explain the methoi, and gods, or by some preterthe devil, Requirements Father Welsh made the most of the and Fill:eatholic they are sure that it is all a deTel. A1125 name natural powers. Then came an vet fact that he was obliged to stop at The Popular Party, the As a consequence, they took when American, Ben Franklin, with his ception. the hotel, there being no rectory in which Italian Catholicsafter laugh at spiritism, they laugh at abthe electricity. be it to proved his repolitics and kite, after and entered Before they town. the their own guillibility. and they itmaking spirististic the is with Catholic been So it has gular lecture in the local stention of fifty years, vs. "spirits." phenomena -only we are still wait- laugh heartily at the Church, he would gather many of self a power. It has caused the fall "What we mortals be," they fools the forced explanation. had adequate and for an ing lumMcCloud Ministry the of of one the employees HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481, three of its Spiritism as a hypothesis, as a say going out from the lectures. "No ber camp on the verandah and dis- Government to accept officers. It ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. possible explanation of the phenu. more spiritism for me." cuss Catholic doctrines and answer members as Cabinet And it seems to me that this con. and libBest of Everything Kept. mena, I find no difficulty in admit, NEW NORCIA. Splendid Accommodation. questions proposed to him, much to has a forward, constructive the it elusion is much better than the conting, but I certainly deny that Taylor. Meals 1/6; Weekly 27 the edification of his separated eral programme, that meets beclaims. clusion they draw from some other Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. has clearly established its CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. brethren, who gave him close and needs of Italy in the hard days the JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. "Maybe it is So, too, I admit with certain reser- lectures and books fore it. Resembling, somewhat, respectful attention. vations the "Satanic" theory as a the devil," they say, "but in that Centre Party of Germany, every-if case why could Our Lord not even phenomena allow that of political fact explanation a of the possible to formation points The thing Terms: Forty Guineas Per Annum. wrought through a medium. (There the souls of the dead also to proparty for the purpose of opposing it should not come into absolute balance I have is no question here of spontaneous duce the same effects?" power, it will have the the Catholic Church in this country, of view of St. of point the phenomena, e.g., possessions by the. been asked this question many which from says the Catholic Bulletin times, and to the best of my knowapparitions, etc.) unsought devil; Paul, Minn., U.S.A., was discussed securing needed legislation is, at DIRECTOR. BROTHER For Particulars Apply to the position to But leaving aside for the present ledge there is no apodictical reason at the convention of the "National present, a more desirable the explanation of the phenomeiss why Our Lord could not permit the Without the burden of 'ition of Protestant Societies" ocupy. let us look at the phenomena in souls as well as the devils to proThe promoters of the carrying on the routine of ruling, it 311iticago. constructhemselves. When you see a field duce them, especially if we consider - movement expect that the proposed can expend its energies on BARRACK STREET, PERTH. in a cinematograph and a storm, a the case of genuine spiritism men party will find many supporters in tive legislation, and so, demonstrate £70. wreck, or a flood, you are not able tinned in the Holy Scriptures. (Cf. to £2/2/from all parts of the country, and an- the value of Catholic social action.a PHONOGRAPHS, and GRAMOPHONES prove between the I. Kings 7.-20 should distinguish xxv.-iii., Witch of to Party easily nons be The Popular nounce that candidates will scenes that were taken in the studio Endorl. Mated in 1924. Meanwhile the or- wonderful prop for Italy. CYLINDER RECORDS from 6 . and those taken from real nature ganisation wiN be developed and Real Purpose of Lectures. BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS, 3/6. In the same way spirististic phen's Mrs. S. E. McCARTI-1 V, A distinguished Nun, Sister Sostrengthened. The Federation does My conclusion then was this: St. mena can be reproduced so easil each, 1/6 from not find any of the existing political phia, of the Sisters of St. Joseph, RECORDS, DISC the Catholics (perhaps Show also that so) in done died (I have "No (UaS.A.), by trickery. Minn. support. Paul, worthy of parties later on), how REGAL RECORDS, 3/6. and in such a mystifying manne-, the bonafide spiritists political party now seeking votes," city in August last. She had made of that even most learned people are easily they can be deceived. Duplia statement issued by the secretary a great reputation in the world RECORDS, 10in., 4/6. COLUMBIA phenomena, the spiritistic and cate Florin opperson studied "will had deceived. For an ordinary she art, which of the organisation says, it is practically impossible to dis- they still laugh at spiritism and pose Rome and no candidate will ence, Munich, and other European SPARE PARTS and SPRINGS for ALL MACHINES. nothing to do with it in the have the false. from the true tinguish displease the priests. The domi- centres. future. This is the real pu.pese of COLUMBIA NEEDLES, 1/6 per box. nant parties are not divided by Liability to False Impressions. consider I do not my lectures. personalities, Sixteen women, carrying banners principles, but by REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO. is not enough for me to spiritism from the religious or moral it Hence protest in handbills are cerparties and distributing minority the and one or tw., of testimony point view, but take it rather on have the of Terence tainly not dominated by our kind against the incarceration of Cork, men, no matter how honourable, in its ridiculous side; leaving the seriEfforts to revive MacSwiney, Lord Mayor of of principles." I may believe that to be ors work of investigation not to the order that self-imof prison beBrixton are in movement dying the anti-Catholic honest, religious, a real, genuine phenomenon which masses, but to the ing made in various parts of the posed starvation, prevented MunHe say's common-sense theologians, to whom he claims to be such. Men's pure woo country. Two additional publica- coaling of the British steamer Our prices for pure but is truthful, he We rIm thinks, belongs. what he task really that reFrancisco San at rib -knitted sox Dr tions have recently been established caster Castle war wool, silk or lisle sox veracity is not enough; positive not publish moral theology in time cently, when they induced the thir4s. 6d. Jaeger's, to further the movement. knowledge of facts is absolutely, es- vernacular, but in Latin, to limit to -day are below what ty stevedores at work on the vessel nhltssveIra sneonttial. Men's heavy pure such knowledge to those men who Writing of the forthcoming Mar- to desert their posts. The women, Perth. will replace makers Arcade, Fia'mty, bet?thvailrsoceod ! have to know it. To give such treat only ofU 10 Central Edwool rib-knitted sox, ian Congress at Madras, the Catho- members of the Irish Women's his penetration, I will not accept his ises to the comrhon people would do them for. navy blue, 4e. 6d. lic Herald of India remarks that "It ucational League, appealed to the more harm than good. is public knowledge that our religi- stevedores to place a boycott on all Men's wool and cotFinally, in my lectures, I do nu:. wool Men's pure abominis an India in music ous perform tricks, but reproduce one ton English sox, 2s 6d Dr. fine cashmere able hotch-potch of the cinema hall, phenomena the psyscical by one all Jaeger aox 6s. 6d. dancing club and circus musical Men's pure wool produced by the greatest mediums We have more than varieties. Cashmere sox with on earth, from the raps of the Fox Meu's pure wool once raised our voice against the of Dante: Sisters to the levitation colored clox, 7s. 6d. fine cashmere English scandal and ended by praying heaof Australasia.) If in so doing I Douglas Home. and Se. 6d. Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts ven to forgive the singers, for they sox 4s. 6d. and 5. 6d. (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and seem to be merely performing t,icks. They are know not what they sing.who BENEVOLENCE. is not my fault, but becaese I CATHOLICITY, that made NATIONALITY, Chief, RELIGION, are: like the African Its Watchwords reproducing what am faithfully demanding of 61. to Catholics (males and females), his new band play the Carnival Men's American Lisle thread sox, plain black 3e. they do, foolish though it may seen and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals on receipt by the It is essentially Irish and Venice at his thirty-second wife's will be established in any Locality by the with Branches of unacquainted one to ALLEGIANCE. PRIEST the and 5s. 6d. Colors 4e. 6d. and 5s. 6d. SUPPORT their PERSONS, sanctioned- requisition. TEN by funeral." SIGNED " "spirits a requisition the whims of of . DISTRICT SECRETARY members being fully set out in the Meu's Art silk sox, colors, 6s. 9d. the DISTRICT, the same, and ages of intending in Funds. Imprisonment of the entire executoes, and New Zealand: 50,000 members and £300,383 Men's pure silk sox, reinforced in Lisle, heels, tive force of the bakers' and millers' 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth Society. Guaranteed. Sickness Catholic a of Join Financial help and Medical Assistance in cases corporation of the province of Casand tops 9s. 6d. CONTRIBUTIONS. MODERATE orderwas MEMBERS. tenon de la Plana, Spain, NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT SUBURBAN of that AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND ed recently by the governorexcessive LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL province, owing to its THE J. J. BENDON PROPERTY. FREEHOLD ST REET, deprive HAY to prices, which threatened SHOE STORES Are d the populace of bread. the itre "M FREMANTLE Perth. -STREET, HIGH 130 Hall, Murray-st., le, to J. J. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hibernian Application on Rev. Dr. Paschal Robinson, B421. 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Our Irish Letter
NOVEMBER 8 1920
Stead Again Hits Out
Tiuth the told Public Australian Ireland. in The Situation
strolled through an Irish country lands. In those days there was be ed officers on the headquarters staff town or loitered on an Irish pier as real danger that England mightonly the envelopes, letters, and this secNot of Occupation British Army the of a stranger without presently finding invaded by the French. has ret report fos examination. He to in Ireland. and Catholics there a were Roman by myself accosted tentatively reported that he is prepared (By Henry Stead, in Stead's) In Ireland I Protestants living there, but the police officer. The originals of the letters quoted swear on oath that the threatening was a suspected person, like every- matter was complicated further by letters, the envelopes, and the above are in the possession of the Well, from the the fact that there were also two else. body afthe do Ireland. all typed in why were Republican movement asked, be report asked, will secret is above [The question has been asked, City boundary to the sear, separate languages. Yet, these Ison the same typewriting machine, They are here accurately copied and fairs of Ireland play such prominent part in Catholic journalism? The Dublin enjoy now-have long enjoyThe conclu- answer is brief and conclusive. The daily and periodical secular Press at the south-west corner of Ireland, lands truthfully described. which is an 'Underwood.' They The ed--complete independence. I did not see a policeman. been In have them least. from sions the drawn say to propaganda, of prevaricating medium their own native laws, demonstrated: are the administer it is Thus far has officer o bliballl) R.I.C. ubiquitous once be (bp Castithall after an exhaus- Australia, and countries distant from the cable sources, people must cautiously come to and their own excise and control everyand from the earth. 1. That Col. Edgeworth Johnstone, tive investigation. consumption in the local vanished content with what is chronicled for their general (Cyril Bryan.) seems to go on just as well customs. They coin their own penChief Commissioner of the Dublin assumption is that the thing Unfortunately the almost own rates and taxes, nies, vote their newspapers. would what I asked without Metropolitan Police, lied when on him. what is hapeducation. information so gained is treated as a true statement of a shop window, control all matters of resided. He May 27, under the direction of his that post- happen if I broke follow- 1919, where he has since times Government, he informed the Irish pening elsewhere. But despite the many unwelcome facts passers by, and rob- and even have their own weights To-day I was handed the throws visited Paris two or three opinion as regards the or fell on the has and of thought world the upon which throws and There is, however, light measures. war on was document was I being notepaper violence. with ing special press that no official progress, the bed them Go- during 1919, the last time Dublin Castle, filled with alien a seized or was taken into the pos"news" served up concerning the war during its dreadful a strong searchlight on EnglishHere 13th. ult., remaining away for various told that the Sinn Fein Volunteers no the same methods of falsifying and obtains officials, -poison nor political blood gullibility is same in me miliput daughter or up, and police would me take British vernment methods in Ireland.of the month. wife, of the a session He has happen in different parts are prison for an appropriate period I possible in a country which mal-es situations and questions of the day as they we have the Commissioner(Colonel and maid. tary, authorities. His movements were of disThis catastrophic feature of the modern means its own laws. The Sinn Feiners are continued. he had conthey and 15 an inspec that assured inst.. January was 15 on Dublin MetropolitanPolice 2. That and 14 to on retrograded watched pensing the news of the world's happenings has not onlynewspaperdom stables and officers and commis- at present administering the Irish Edgeworth JohnstonPe) writing1920, attended tor of the "G" Division of the Dubthe University, Earlsfort of 27th, the art of journalism, but it has degraded the sphere reports I Brehon law, but the British Governteaching hours on lin Metropolitan Police sent a rethe Irish Press on May of momen- sioners, and the like of that, and the Govern- Terrace, during known as disseminator of reasonably truthful and unbiassed be care- ment desires to force its own laws Feiners Commissioner that "I am directed byDublin Sinn Assistant the to port No Thus inferred that I had better days. interested. both are of people Castle generality the which in on the country. Yet it permits that questions tous not typso did deny was and to he a -as report ment" I behaved myself, of Irish ful. note called to his lodgings, and any es- of that force, which it may be easily understood in this country how, in the matter the stole a lot of Sinn Fein official else. The Castle purport the Scotch to have their own code. ed on the back of a sheet of raids. Yet observed to associateanywith doubt, greets its publication in the daily everyone certainly ridicule, allows the sheer Manxmen news, to administer to this end put an Eireann. time. Dail said-to paper in one of the usual of --it is notepaper at official 15, tremists now or papers. state of things by suppressing the Manx law in the Isle of Man, suffive months earlier, on January 3. That the Assistant Commission"W. McFeely, Inspector." writis heartening-for the Irish, and with is to be done fers the Channel Islanders to rule own this with his How refreshing-it volunteers. sheet therefore you can read an actual letteron this that It is initialled marer the is initialled on come by a force which has itself been sup themselves by the old Norman ten by an R.I.C. Inspector earlier, This report thesis all friends of freedom and liberty, when secular journals "The hand on January 16th. Ireland to map out pressed is not clear; but the general French laws. Ireland is. in fact, gin in the following manner: same official paper; a month forward from the ruck and advance the claims of That a letter was written on letTransmitted. W. C. F. Red- the4. official in mind have, particularly disposition is not to worry, and sar- the only part of the Empire which journals few the fact In April 8, you can read a privateHat," Tan EirDail destiny. of own her notepaper "Brass courageous donically to wish the Castle joy of suffers English law administered in. mond, Ass. Comm., 16/1." been ter of a typical English British staff officer on Top Floor, W.A. Chambers, of late. been outspoken regarding Irish affairs, havesituation, the same the back eann by a1920, the interests of the larger Island, and what is its job." written on another sheet ofdays The report is typed on notepaper enough to tell their readers the very truth of the showing tIsit at that April 8th, after regulated and worked from outside. and its official of Ireland condition the present of the paper; and again a few sheet ca as case regards a some the of had for actually notepaper that date on Egypt, India, British Africa, of the communication of people quarters the that an army Dail Eireann. THE CHANNEL ISLANDS AND Malta, reason passed into the hands of at. George's Terrace, Perth government-to whom more than three And the Gov- of French Canada, all enjoy their own allegiance. still another sheet. January in entire Staff their "15 General give IRELAND. dated the country is of members that it That report laws. If the British Government Dublin at Proprietors. ernment solemnly announced HOARE, STOTT & It was initialled The Irish question is international. Ireland. note '20." allowed Irish Law -to run in Ireland was a lie to assert that any raid! 5. The reason why some cf that Castle on January 16, 1920, by AsMany secular journals, not necessarily in English-speaking countries there is no doubt that one that Dominion of assured are We paper had been stolen in the Redmond, the fearfessly posses. into France-now passed mentioning Commissioner notepaper --there are others on the Continenr. t Home Rule in Ireland is impossible, chief causes of Ireland's part of sistant was But this is the significant the Dublin Metropolitan Police (as- sion of British staff officers policy of self-determination for Ireland. In England there first, SUCCESS in Business propound theinstances because of the differences be- would be removed. 14, 15, and sistant to Colonel Edgeworth John made clear on May 14, 15, and 16, much of such as the literary Reviews devoting the transaction. On May are repeated accentuac and South, Fein such North tween any Sinn that of of repoint of view denied not from the stone, who when members of Dail Eireann 16,.1920, a number comes from TRAINING space to the discussion of Irish affairs, ed as they are by the religious queswas in the possession of ceived death-notices typed on one SAVOY HOTEL hirs.P., received letters through the what has happened under British rule in Ireland, but what is happenfor notepaper and, second, because an Irewas of the typewriters at the British post warning them to prepare the police or the military), and "the the existing circumstances really are, calling upon the Gov- tion, what ing, Britain had The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury typed ware to date letters Dublin These on that Militarc Headquarters at fully and get to the business of meet- land over which Great death. transmitted situation realise the to ernment and Refinement. be jumping-off a paper, We Coach indetermined not control would viz: the Inspector General of Castle-on the same typewriter as on the sheets of this stolen ing the wonderful position that the comparatively few Tariff. 12s 6d per day; £4 4s per for a possible invader. What the type- I.G.," that on which Captain F. Harper SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, and not only that, but black the Royal Irish Constabulary. brought about-not without, of course, the practical and ground have Irishmen week. is, Britain Great invader threatens -hand written was Commercial The following letter Shove of the General Staff bad had writer which typed these the typeunanimous support of the people concerned. of course, not specified! The same Accommodation may he reserved by It is addressed typed on April 24th his lying sec- BOOKKEEPING, notices is identical with on April 8th, 1920. Etc., ar,..4 All on Irish affairs, The reasons were brought forward long ENGLISH, comment English favorable of the matter In Wire or letter. cornUnion army Dublin the typed ret report on the Mountjoy hunger from the North writer which English Review 'of Reviews, ago is the case of the Channel IsBusiness Subjects. J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. Contemporary Review for September, The manications sent out from Dublin ("N.D.U."), which was then and is strike. Of the AusThe Fortnightly, The English Review, are prominent. One other of the letters of Brit. Castle on April 24, 1920.-C.B. still in the possession of the British that controlled by Mr. Henry Stead in Melbourne is a authorities: ish officialdom written during the Our Special FULL BUSINESS tralian Reviews, to On November 11, 1919, British military, champion of Irish liberty, especially in the last number last four months is necessary to COURSE guarantees to fully qual- veritable "N.D.U., April 8, '20. military and police raided No. 70 the following article is taken word for word. That which from hand, quoted as much It is these disclosures. YEAR. so ify in ONE should give their readers '"Dear Ward,-Thanks writers Harcourt Street, the headquarters Australian other few a and Stead Mr. Govern- for your letter, which I passed on written, the spelling and grammar thought and creed-a full and sinof Dail Eireann, the electedThe -readers of every shade of political arm, to Hyam, who sends many loving unaltered: ment of the Irish people. quantities cere and truthful commentary of the current situation in Ireland canWe have a to you. are having in- not but be of the greatest assistance to the Catholic press of the ComHotel, Andrew's messages "St. IMPORTANT.-We ed forces removed great the typist (lady, cela va sans dire), and "Exchequer Street, Dublin, stalled, to be ready for March monwealth, and consequently to the great Irish cause for independence, of literature, and members ofoffices is well away, she has ginger "2nd. March, 1920. (1920), a Lone Range Receiving Ap- is a distinct victory, and shows signs of a breakdown of the old, bitter clerical staff of the raided sev- Hyam hair, so draw your own conclusions. saw the police tie into bundles "Dear Hardy,-Have duty report. paratus of tne most modern type prejudice that threatened to undermine the good sense and better eral reams of the official notepaper Reverse your deductions about the ed and found things Si. a fearful Valve and Crystal Receiver, taught judgment of Australians at large. away it Expert Instructors. Students of Dail Eireann and carry Howth show and you will be nearbut think will be able to mske by Public interest is being aroused. Catholics will do most service by Things have been mess qualify for Operator's Certificate in with them. er the mark. I am a good show, Have been given a 12 Months. 1920, many rather quiet here of late. intelligently correcting certain ideas rampant about Ireland and the On May 14. 15, and 18, Eireann everyon and to carry free hand reIrish. The whole world owes a great deal to that country and its Have Your New Suit from a show, and it's now one has been very charming. Re our just back of the members of Dail steppeople, and when we see Englishmen, particularly, and others. ceived letters sent to them through 4.0 a.m., or should I say o4.00hrs? until Tailored from an Terms on Application to: Dublin City How does it feel being a 'civvy' little stunt I see no prospects basis ping into the breach, exploding British methods in Ireland, putting the the post, and bearing when firm., things on a once for all days and got of demanding have light opened again? I expect we shall miss the I plain, unvarnished truth in the T. S. HALPIN, BA., Principal postmarks. The letters on the AUSTRALIAN -MADE believe there are hope and on an equality with every still Island people but of an affairs offiof In settlement it. the leave typed we be when to were found army a bit (Late 16th. Batt., A.I.F.) As I intend to put change possabilities. other Island people on the face of the earth, it is a good omen, we TWEED cial notepaper of Dail Eireann. case you feel inclined to 'Phone 2357. a in for my allowances for February say. It is good to realise such spontaneous assistance. Please Goa, as Each letter was similarly worded! your political views, I enclose gratefirl if you awfully "Nation be a should typwords you. a result the day will he speeded when Ireland will be these interest of pamphlet which might Each consisted Office War the me would kindly tell RECORD.] Once Again."-Ed. No news at all here, everything just rates for Ration -Servant, Lodging ed in capital letters: the same, except we had a fine day Fuel and Light and shall I tend THE PALACE HOTEL "An Eye For an Eye. Old best, All the To Meiure yesterday. W.A. inery which has been set up is comPerth, put or signatere to you for Terrace, them " Tooth for a Tooth. George's St. SOLUTIONS FOR IRELAND. Thing, a line any time you feel in- them thro' Irish Command?--Hillplete and efficient enough to secure "Therefore a Life for a Life." The PALACE is situated in toa clined to write will be greatly ap- Dillon tells me they are try'nss to almost perfect in the south order eolith' Government British envelopes close The the on position, The addresses sticky end, most charming in the preciated.-Yours. to the get me G.S03 and not F.F. is this Banks and Commercial Houses, and ues to drift towards more drastic and west, which has not been re*ere alto typewritten, but "P. Attwood." capital correct? and will you pl*ase send patronised military action in Ireland, and fails duced to chaos by the military and addresses small as well as obvious P. me the number of me warrant to Theatres, and is largely Lieut. of that able to the police. is signature The was It the principal Farmers and Gra- to show any sign of beingsituation. by letters were used. Regiment. Sussex Royal canAttwood, Ireland as I have mislaid it and cope with the present ziers in the State. that all these threatening letters have, DUBLIN CASTLE INTERNED. is a member of the not claim travelling all.iwance, withAsquith was Attwood Mr. It and Lieut. Grey source. Lord oue from come TARIFF. had MODERATE hos- General Staff (Intelligence) of the out it. Hoping you are 'in the pink.' however, both put forward suggesipwiris obvious that that source was The foundations of this state, J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. tions for a settlement. The forme, It was obvious British Army of Occupation in Ire- With kindest regards to Colonel tile to Sinn Fein. You'll be more than satisDick and yourself-Yours vet; sinwere quan- land. Telephone A1428. declares that "Irishmen must be as which has come into actual existthat at that.source there ence, have been laid by hunted men of great selfthe good wear a suit the with fied of cerely, peoples free as the The letter is written on the official tities of the official notepaper that of one of these smart Austra"F. Harper Shove." governing dominions to settle for -men who have in most cases been Dail Eireann. It was obvious situ- notepaper of Dail Eireann, of which HOTEL dodge able to rifle, tank and maQUEALY'S Tweeds gives you. is to lian -made country their front how was the themselves source of whole it covers the Of all the documents quoted this in Dublin City that chine gun. Ireland has been conExpert It is Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. be governed," and, to give them of one sheet, and half of the back. Tailored by our letter is the most sini,ter. ated. verted into one vast British garri. with Grifan agreement to come Arthur to time Ms. 1920, your individual suit 18, to Staff to staff officer May a British On Excellent Accommodation. The man Hyam -mentioned in the written by town, but in the very heart of each other and draw up a scheme, son the same time at It is dattastes, and 1st. a Secret Service agent. fith, Acting President of the ReHyam, F. A. letter is Captain DRAUGHT. it all ON the time, new the spirit of a of UNION BEER the British Government should con- life has embodying the newest style public of Ireland, and member and South Lancashire Regiment, who is ed March 2nd. In it Captain F. been at work, giving birth tinue to perform as best it can the Mrs. QUEALY, Proprietress. features, you are assured of a office at Dail Eireann fur East Cavan institutions binding the people also a member of the British Gen- Harper Shove, from whose threaten function of government in Ireland to snug fitting Suit, perfect in North-West Tyrone, was 'interview- eral Staff. Dublin. Castle the notices How many people realise for a period not exceeding two together. finish. ed by representatives of the Dublin On April 24, 1920, the following ing the members of Dail Eireann every County Council outside T. P. HERBERT years: but, at the end of that period that out press, to whom he stated that the report was forwarded Sc, the Chief with assassination were son; Ulster has transferred its allegiance will it Write for Patterns Now sooner, if Ireland is ready, or menlater, months Provision two half notepaper upon which the threatenMetroa and and Grocer Dublin of the Family Westminster to the Irish Rewas the Commissioner It is addressed from tions that he has "been given a free withdraw, and the responsibility from We will send them immediing letters were written had Merchant. Police. politan pablic? Last year the Republic will .six Ireland of which government same notepaper It refers to 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIA00. for the ately upon receipt of the form (Intelligence), hand to carry on." General Staff themselves. Mr. was beseiged. This year it is the Irish for tHlt one be months previously been taken by the filled in by you with stunt." below, little "our stamped (I.)". It is specially (Near Nicholson-Road). Asquith surges that Ireland should beseiger. Last year it was a theory British police from the headquarters "G.S. name and address. The little stunt is the assassina"secret": packed. Families be given the status of an autonom- living on sufferance. This year it carefully goods of Dail Eireann, at 76 Harcourt 24/4/20. (I.), "G.S. in prominent Republicans tion of Country orders ous dominion, in the fullest and wid- is a living and successful fact. Last That statement appeared "The Chief Commissioner, waited on daily. Street. FOX'S: Serges and Cheviots various parts of Ireland. the Republic was interned. est sense, including. a separate army year attended to. in the Dublin evening press of May "D.M.F. year it is the officials of DubOn March 2nd, 1920, Captain F. If you are thinking of hayand navy, and fiscal independence. This 18, and the Dublin morning press On reliable information received toCastle and the police who are ing a .Serge or Cheviot for Harper Shove, of the Ceneral Staff, Irishmen welcome Lord Grey's pro- lin Eight days later, on of May 19. day interned. The British Government advance, your got in next suit, it will pay you John"until I have no prospects saw step a posal NORTH PERTH MOTOR May 27, Colonel Edgeworth good is engaged in reconquering Ireland, the But he that no to see our big Stocks of Fox's declare "1. Before May 6th, a 'grand coup' things on a firmer basis." but GARAGE. -tone, Chief Commissioner of Serges and Cheviots. still hoped and believed "there are ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. can come of it unless English Gov- or attempting so to do. It is not Dublin Metropolitan Police, wrote will be made by Sinn Fein unless concerned in suppressing eighteen Within It is believed that possibilities." ernment in Ireland is radically al- primarily the following letter to "The Irish In- forestalled. Telephones, A1837 and A4598. Mr. Asquith's proposal is crime, for it is fully aware that it tered. the capture of Government securi- days Captain F. Harper Shove and cpendent " has only to withdraw its soldiers consein a free in and was "given being The Big whom he as aim, those criticised, article to an is the etc., being severely ties, 'Sir,-With reference BOGUE AND SPERRING. its police, and crime will stop. hand" to direct, had got things on a effect a complete surrender to Sinn and -ppearing in your issue of the 19th., quence will consist of simultaneous CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND "ON THE CORNER," WILLIAM & MURRAY STS., PER Alderman Thomas Fein, and Lloyd George took excep. What it is trying to do is to sun elative to threatening letters re- raids on or burning of post offices, firmer basis. (A1964). It is MacCurtain, Lord Mayor of Cork, NIGHT. of etc., throughout the country. tion to it chiefly, on the ground that press the efforts of the Irish to subeived by Sinn Fein members 7 CENTRAL ARCADE, PERTH (A2422). if Ireland were given control of tax- stitute a Government they like for Parliament, and to the statement definitely stated that whatever this was assassinated by British police Cream Cars for Weddings. STS., FREMANTLE ('Phone B207). WILLIAM & one HIGH they do not like. It is admittcompleted Bebe 20th. of Mach her which should the morning contribute on be, it on not to that she would may ation, similar plan hat paper ed that there has been an amazing fore the end of March tw r other FILL IN AND MAIL THIS COUPON NOW. share of the war debt! he threatening notices were writ - by May 5th/6th. transformation in the west of Ire"2. It is also stated that officers prominent Republicans had been asen had been seized by the authoriland since the at Irishmen set their am future James MacCarthy, I in sassinated, shot will be AT Street, AN IRISH REPUBLIC and soldiers HOTEL ORIENT es at 76 Harcourt Please Send Me FREE bunch of Latest Patterns, Tape, and lienhands to the task of national reconWORK. .irected by Government to inform under similar circumstances to the Thurles, Co. Tipperary, and Thomas Measurement Form. HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. struction, but the British authorities the in O'Dwyer, of Bouladuff, ou that there is no foundation for murders of police. NAME chaos to an order not produc"8. When the hunger strike was same county. The method, even the Good Accommodation for Country 'our report that notepaper or any would people say, he ex- prefer What W.A.R. 511 by themselves. They suppress Visitors. hour of assassination, was similar ADDRESS riting paper was removed from 76 decided on by the leaders of Sinn claimed, if business men in Ireland ed Fein courts, and, being unable Tel. BUS. the rank in all three cases. Captain F. HarJ. MONAGHAN. arcourt Street or taken possession Fein in Mountjoy Prison,under pay only 2/- income tax, Sinn to had the to arrest a ordinary thieves and lawper Shove had got things "on f by the police or by the military. and file were ordered, while English business men had to breakers, are arresting Republican are firmer basis." "The little stunt" W. E. Johnstone, Chief Commis - same system as hostile raid' pay 6/-? How would British work- police, who have been bringing Telephone B152. was being successful. It was then crier, Dublin Castle, 27th. May, conducted, to join the strike. ers feel if they had to pay 8/- per lb. these same thieves and law -breakers BROS. "The above system was especial- decided that the members cf Dail FARRELL their tobacco, whilst their feljustice. They apprehend a Sinn Johnstone'; ly mentioned in order to terrorise Eireann should be made feel the General Produce Merchants and on Colonel Ecisew arth lows in Ireland paid only 6d.! Ii to magistrate, for instance, on the to join and 16 FLIES OUT! effects of it. On May 14, 15, KEEP hrass 15 imoartant in view of the those whom were unwilling Corn Cnishera, the Prime Minister can find no bets Fein charge of having sentenced men there the chief directing agent of the asqut-1. "I am directed by Gove-n- the movement (incidentally Iregranting against ter arguments HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. proved result guilty of theft, to terms of The it). the office to his h says against sent out from you, many sassinations were .ent to inforse Rule, his case 'DOORS WIRE Home land Dominion METTERS' in Specialize who Firm and arrest the Mayor rish press, "that there is no fours of this is that: A number of Sinn at Dublin Castle his death notices. The only and Salt Crushing. First of all, imprisonment, is indeed a poor one. (as illustrated, were The object in using .the Grain Wexford for presiding over a sentiments official tion for your report that note- Feiners whose how does he know that Ireland will of Sinn Fein court, settling which was respective their of difnotepaper of Dail Eireann is not No 2 Size: aper or any writing paper was re- greatly in favour not help pay interest on the war a dispute by arbitration. The, The British oved from 76 Harcourt Street, or leaders, but who had never had an ficult to understand. Australia and Canada pay bill? aft. 6in. x pft. 6in., Green issue solemn warnings to gen18/6 aken possession of by police or by opportunity of knowing their met- Government tried to explain away Wire theirs, but as far as I know there is even THIS! READ orthe acting Sinn Fein magisthat tlemen as hods, are now assured the assassination of Lord Lord Mayhe military." 6ft. 8in. X 2ft. 6in., Galv. no heart.burning at home over the trates, who have ordered the shutCertain official correspondence of ganisation is largely canie l on by or MacCurtain as Captain F. Harincome Australia the fact that in of public houses at an earlier ugh placed British Government offi- the leaders at the expense of the per Shove carefully planned they ..ft. 8in. x 2ft, 8in. Green There is in our midst a curious tax is far lower than it is in Great ting ials in Ireland is now in the hands rank and file, and also through should be able to explain away the type of Irishman. Britain. Even if Ireland refused hour. authori- sheer terrorism. During the strike assassination of Dail Eireann memi the Irish Republican Ice is Bright, 6ft. 8in. x 2ft. 8in., Galv. to pay anything, and helped not at Kerry G.B.S. IRELAND. ON whisgiven bers. The receipt by the men who The part of that correspond. the leaders were freely ies. 21/Wire .. And the Price is Right. all to meet the interest bill, a connee which is treated of sin the fol. key by the warders, and at the end had been killed or death -notices on YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. tented Ireland would be cheap at Other Sties in Proportion. Whilst the Irish courts are active. .wing has been photographed, and of the strike were very little the the official notepaper of Dail EireAt present the attempt price. the A8255. Ring file and are hunt. pies of these photographs are worse, whereas the rank ann would have been used by Britto hold Ireland down costs a good and the Republican policethe Wire Windows Made to Any The leaders, ish propaganda as proof that these judges ow in the possession of certain Am- were in a bad way. Size, deal more than her per capita share ing down real criminals, who are administering English liw rican citizens and other persons to i.e., Hunter, Clancy, Brennan Gal- members were shot down by the war the interest on the annual of letters have lagher, etc., shook hands with each "small group of Sinn Fein terrorhorn the original GARRETT & would be about a tenth in assizes, quarter sessions and petWEST debt, which George sessions, have practically no cases ists" to whom Mr. Lloyd n submitted for examination. A. warder before leaving the prison. PLUMB- of the whole, something under £20.- ty At many of the aseven now attributes the murderers WINDMILL EXPERTS, 11 set of these photographic reproMr Asquith's proposal before them. 000.000. "F. Harper Shove, Capssin. ERS, ETC. sizes during the last few months the uctions has been sent to the Editor "General Staff (I.) Dublin District. of Alderman Thomas MacCurtain. Sinn to to be surrender appear may Pumping En- Fein, but it actually is a recogni. court opened and closed with a Specialties: One of gatOur the murderers to provide was f the London "Times." It "Lr. Castle Yard, Dublin. K.P." hered under the "free hand" of Cap- gines, Wirulmills, Hydraulic Rams, on the lawless.ese letters is a report by Inspection of a state of affairs already in speech by the judgeApart signature is that of Captain tain F. Harper Shove with from polithis Tanks, Bores and Pumps. r McFeely, of the "0" Division F. The existence. The point which is bare- ness in Ireland! HeadShe) se, General Harper more lawnotepaper is actually Address: official Ireland the the tics Metropollthat shield Note olitical) of the Dublin ly glimpsed out here, or for that quarters Staff, Ireland. abiding than usual for her own jurPolice. It reads:passed in April, 1920, from the posas it near 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. itself, in England matter to many The report is typewritten. Wher- session of British police, who up till is to Ireland, is that an Irish Re- isdiction has been directed "15th. January, 1920. and has largely ever a capital "T" and a small "h" then had used it for their reports, public actually exists. Ireland has anti -social habits, George Bernard Frenchman Lands at EiplatOwns occur together, a marked uneven- into the possession of the British them. Insurance Company, Limited. suppressed LET TO elected Parliament, ROOMS a democratically Ireland, and alignment of these two General Staff whose purpose for it FIRST-CLASS At "I beg to report that the above ness in thenoticeable. with a Cabinet responsible to it. In Shaw recently visited BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. SAMSON'S other Certain he rouse of asat the order -med tilled out to be Paul Roger letters is are evident in the typ- was a cover for a campaignhad hopthe Volunteers, it has both an army was astonished people 28 IRWIN-STREET. pleasanter are ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, "The which they by there. MARINE, sassination FIRE, hauvieesPrZifessor of French in the inequalities It has estabforce. police and a a Terms Moderate to Permanent These peculiarities ate as ed to rid themselves of the Irish LIABILITY, INSURANCE at . LOWEST of mag- than ever: they seem to have had benches &none' Vnivessity, and a native of ing, with courts, lished EMPLOYERS' and That typewritten the Lodgers. off their minds. people's demand for national indeHp'served in the French clearly marked inenvelopes arts. istrates, before whom the great ma- weight taken RATES presence CURRENT containthe assassinabeen have of on the plan must addresses This Proprietress. weight to pendence. returned O'BYRNE, their war, MRS. rmy data* the jority of litigants now bring letters sent to tion has riot yet been carried out. Formerly I never blin ou 28/2/'I9, and lodged at 19 ing the threatening disputes. The constitutional mach- of the police. of Dail Eireann. An Join an Irish Society. swilliare- Place. He changea to the members It is still the policy of high pleagiven been has Typescript on expert Lower Leeson Street about April,
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RECORD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1920
Mr. %V. J. Whelan, of Hobart, died recently. He was a comparatively young man, just a little over 40 years at the time of his death. He was a valued officer of the Chief HiberniSecretary's Department. anism had his strong support and his legal knowledge will be missed A delicate wife by that society. and two children are left to mourn him. R.I.P.
Our Victorian Letter
MM. Melbourne, October 29. 1920. quired by seculars. Take this par The State...elections have resulted ish (Essendon) as an example. There Scrip- are in the two primary schools 723 ture Referendum members in the pupils. If Father Nelan was to reVictorian Legislative Assembly. In ceive, say, a capitation allowance of the last Assembly, the Scripture £3-a total of £2,169 per annum for Campaign Council counted 28 mem- the secular education imparted to I have read of their deliberate deci- third daughter of Mr. Owen McDerQUEENSLAND. Father Peter O'Reilly is seriously bers out of 65; in the new Parlia- those children-he would, I think be sion to go to gaol rather than sub - mott, of Armidale, to become a nun ill at Ulverstone Presbytery. ment this number is reduced to 20. satisfied, although he was only reNotwithstanding the Rev. James mit to the iniquitous measure, (now Sister M. St. John). Organised Catholic voting contri- ceiving half what the same number Gillespie's advent to Queensland should it become law; and I can as. Cadbury Brothers are pushing buted to this "Byalla," of Mrs. John Tully, result, of course, and would cost the Government. and the "Welcome given to him by sure you that the New Zealand Bisa of the establishment with God ahead of "This contract system while satSt. John at died take Gunning, we are not ashamed to admit the the well to care of hops are able Yal Protestants," the results of fact. We have, however, to realise isfying the State, would be a boon The defence of the Hospital, Goulburn, on the 12th. ult. factory at Claremont, near Hobart. elections have not coincided with themselves. it is anticipated, will be for ourselves that superior Dairying, My the in and a blessing to the parents who resided had be in safer The deceased Church not hands, reactioncould of the organisathe anticipations for given a big fillip in Southern Tas- tion can accomplish even better and secular and Gunning districts re- desire that religious aries. The pet schemes of the boy- nor need any priests or people de- Yass 40 was widely mania, as the factory will require sults. Being 20 per cent. of the knowledge should go hand in hand I years, and alists went all astray. The Theo- sire more enlightened or more de- over in full swing from 4000 to 5000 voters, Catholics should be able to in the education of their children, dore Government have had a good termined leaders than are the Bish- known and loved for her great char- when gallons of milk weekly. injustice The good ity.-R.I.P. hold the balance in nearly every and there would be no win, when all the circumstances of ops of the Dominion. electorate, of the community sense and consitie.. and into they could then use done to any section of the comthe elections are taken There passed away at her rest- NEW ZEALAND. hatred of religious persecution will, their efforts to better success. Then munity. deration. "That is the system which obtains of course, finally triumph over the dente, "Claredale' Chatswood, at Catholics * * * look forward to a Fathers Hannigan and Mangan, system a( could old link where the Board public education which in England, Philip, Cowley, and Walsh have machinations of the trucluent bigots the age of 87 years, a very Mrs. Mary C.SS.R., are conducting missions in would be really-not free, because schools and the Voluntary schools returned from their "mission" who decoyed Parliament into such of the Catholicof Church, Dw- the Diocese of Auckland. receive John late equal the Dwyer, relict compulsory position; and Parliament a stupid perto school was instruction must Government." recognition from the abroad. Their object An old and much revered friend be paid for, but just. of Balmain, and mother of the petuate the imported Governor sys- will scarcely repeat the blunder of yer, J. F. Dwyer, of Fremantle. and of many of the Catholics of Auek"Durabe.tori- is asbesto cement converted under His Lordship Catholic Schools' Progress. Dr. Phelan, Bishop tem. In that they were successful, following blindly the blind leaders late late M. E. Dwyer, of Chatswood. land arrived by the Niagara-Rev. of Sale, gate a masterly review of enormous hydraulic pressure into sheets for cet,but they are reticent on other mat- whose sense of fair play has been the those remarks of Bishop Phenative of County Brother George, Superior of the Catholic education and its underly- lanIn there inirs, roofing slates. and exterior and interior walla ters, and the trio are not very extinguished by their hatred of the Deceased was a and is no logical Norcia, flaw College, New West of any It ,. on compact that frciala is most moderate. U you are hanclY with came to this Marist and Ireland, Clare, ing Catholic Church. principles just before the eleckind, hammer YOU can fix al yourself. savinx ancatier b,1 lump but yet those who support happy. Zealand tions. One section of his You State when quite young, nearly Australia, says the New was remarks them are regarded almost as outp.n.,e your own ortsinI artistic ideas into ihe budding you erect. cc. Bain. firs one was especially telling: Brother George arsons. a -Durabestui' building reduces Ill. fire risk {sea,. warm in wait,. an Mr. James ,,Fingleton, Labour three-quarters of a century ago. In Tablet. ---The result of the Prohibition poll laws of the State. There is always cool an USTIOC, Mere is lee expense in heating and cooling device.. of St. Augustine's, of the representatives of the Marist is disconcerting to the "dry dogs." Member for the Eastern Suburbs, the early history -Durabatott ,.,ekes for economy...entail. modern-nose and b.auty. recent "In asking for some measure of a stubbort resistance to Catholic at Waverley on the 13th ult. Balmain, Mrs. Dwyer was a devoted Order in Australia, at theAfter It was hoped that the campaign died illustrated Booklet and Prices on request. the justice, we are making no unreason- views, and it will certainly be a He was worker for that church; she also chapter held in Italy. would re. tilt in a victory for the after a lingering illness. able long demand. time before they are favorably Alarmists raise the he work his of official conclusion Engin the old part a took leading and highly popular esteemed. very "pussy foots"; instead a rot has set cry that we wish to break up the regarded. But what was done in a paying visit privilege of the had CattleSt. Mary's in lish fair held Lord Street PERTH in, and there is much a-weeping and He was present at the opening sit. drat over 40 years ago. A Requiem to Ireland-the home of his antes. present system of secular and free Holland, please God, shall be done a-wailing in the bethels of the tin? of the present Parliament, but . education. We have no such wish, in Victoria. The struggle in Holrepose of her soul was tors. He was in Dublin in July and and _ "drys." The treasuries of the Pro- owing to illness had not attended Mass for the land the fullest justice lasted could Sfty-two hence was be done of this and years; August year, ,here Church, it at St. Patrick's hibitionists have been very much the other sittings. He was first re celebrated without tampering in the least may last a century, but justice will to the funeral, which war able to give a most interesting and us weakened, and it is doubtful whe- turned to Parliament at the 1913 prior recent with that system. The education surely friumph. The Very Rev. illuminating account of attended. ther Prohibition will come up smil- election, but at the 1917 elections largely is the only department of the State Meanwhile Catholics are faithfulWe al Land. in the Old he was defeated. In March of the Father Piquet spoke of the good events ing again. which the Government is purely ly supporting their own part of the present year he was re-elected as work of the deceased and her family ways felt that we were not obliged in 10e4tetit:42esit4silem/nitet,itt4tr4ie4Aetit.41,0%.4t:Adit-tiod-he44e* socialistic; burden of providing public instrucit must do everything that itto everything we believe rees. special He made A fortnight's Redemptorist mis one of the five members for Eastern for St. Patrick's. Brother George s self, it will let no portion of the tion. Where Bishop Phelan spoke, M. E. in the cables. sion was opened at St. Patrick's. Suburbs. At the time of his death mention of her late son, Mr. work by contract. at Essendon, a proves the residence first-hand a ceninformation for Chrisof a quarter for Dwyer, who was 45 years he of age. A widow the Valley, by the Rev. Fathers tian Brothers was opened after of being sceptical in such Education by Contract. A and six children, the oldest of whom Lary served at the 11 o'clock Mass, wisdom Collins and Treacy, C.SS.R. £3,000 had been spent on the land far out of the parish, matters. One ,thing is certain: "Since going to Gippsland seven and renovations very large congregation was present is 16 years of age, survive to mourn though living British the house. Then was Though machine-guns and he of weather kinds in all and NEW NORCIA and a half years ago, I find what in the diocese oftoSale, The church was his loss. A Requiem Mass was MOMass. armoured cars have killed many de- -magnificent was work has been done for spent in the last twelve£4,500 at the evening devotions. celebrated at the Church of Mary always to be found at his post. women fenceless and children, they months on Waverley, Immaculate, for the rethe country by the Main Roads school improvements. Turning Conducted It was the greatest number of peoby the Sisters of St. Joseph have not been to murder able Irish away Journeys that used to take from the ple ever witnessed at St. Patrick's. Pose of his soul. His funeral was VICTORIA. humor. Here is one instance out Board. financial side, we see me four hours in the car six years that the Sale The sermon was preached by Father a very large one. R.I.P. A Sale Catholic of It many: was announced that Vicof schools League -Ireland The Irish for the Education of Young Ladies ago are now covered in less than taught nearly 1,300 pupils, Treacy, C.SS.R. The mission gives and from lE" The Federal Cabinet is said to be tria, recognising the grave crisis General Lucas would be exhibited two. I find also that in carrying the primary schools 39 merit every indication of being the most is at a bazaar in Mullingar. At the the nation certiwhich Irish through For contemplating Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR the creation of a out this parish. held the great successful yet in the board wise- ficates were secured. The schools passing at present, has decided to news, British motor lorries and ar ly adopts a work dual system-some The knighthood of the Blessed Sac- new portfolio, that of Minister for call were examined by cars, moured carrying brave khaki State inspectors, 41 a convention of the Irish race pieces of work spreading Health (says the Catholic Press). done by aliment is gradually con- who made most favourable held in the St. boys tore through the midlands to tract, and some are com- A.0s1;43s4r7IFi3;78s4074P4P8cAPiPtVw-'iic-NPlc.aP.'8"17 21T* Archdiocese. The plea is that, the £600,000 spent in Victoria, to be the throughout Brigadier. Of contractors must,by day labour. The ments on them. maternity allowance is now wast- Patrick's Hall, Melbourne, on De- the relief of the of course, Though only a year old, it is res. on carry The report of the diocesan inspecand that only a special Minister cember 4 and 5, for the following course, it was a huge joke. General out the instructions of the board: tor of ponsible for 600 lads at Holy Com ed, schools upon the Girls' OrLucas was not there, but general the quality and quantity stop the bunghole. Nobody purposes: munion every week. A number of can g was. Brother George's fore- terial used and the grade of the ma- phanage at South Melbourne is so guess in six tries that Senator (1) To reaffirm the determination gun young working men have been ad. would of the in- flattering that I quote it in full: cast of the future was most optimis- clines, Pearce is the propounder of that sup to in race Victoria influthe Irish etc., of Its must society. pass the 'flitted into the inspector. "In all grades, including tic. He said: "Sinn Fein is no sen- And the board finds. The Minister would also port the Irish people in their de tic.. I am told, that fants, I found the pupils the inence is already noticeable in the theory. movement,it claims and in most cases cheaper preThis new combat the hookworm, and pro ...- mend for the international recogni- enjoys the lives of its members. and better pared for their annual testwell allegiance and support in the a new colleague would ably be need as es work has of the Irish Republic. years lion is by contract. spiritual force in a few school work. the Irish people. It must tri- "In thedone Every grade scored In ed to deal with the crookworm. But by the people of Ireland. umph. Department spread throughout the world. of Education well. There May God is grant it." Many no weakness in any most important feature of the England, Ireland, America, and Aus- the (2) To record an emphatic pro- old friends amongst clergy and laity we comply with all the State regula- subject of the syllabus. RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. is that it will create anour buildings must pass one contrary, every subject is On the tralia alone the grand total of Com- proposal against the policy of the Bri- were delighted to see Brother tions; strong. costly duplicate service. The test board, our teachers munions weekly received runs into other another, -and to The in attempting tish Government more George, and they all wish him the our children I questioned, the more I Minister for Health, not forgetting are seven figuresexamined DANIEL MULCAHY, by the found pupils had to be questioned CHAS. E. GOSDEN, and crush the Irish nation success that is due to his great tale Motherhood, in New South Wales, terrorise ' . Board of Inspectors. In the four to exhaust an organised system of murder. ent and sterling character. their information., Proprietor. Manager. costs £1,000,000. and will by districts of Gippsland the four State An old resident of Bundaberg in already outrage, and destruction of proper"Twelve pupils from this school probably spend twice that amount William inspectors examine the Catholic are credited with having passed of the the person of Mr. James and devastation ty, wholesale Father D. O'Connell, P.P., Omaru, in a the few years. If we have a Fed- country'. Phillips, passed away recently at eral Minister and staff is now fully recovered from his re. schools and write their reports on examination for merit exactly the efficiency of the teaching, and This is an excellent result, certificate. the age of 74 years. He was a na- the same work, each doing (3) To determine the best means cent illness. and it esto the State school our children go tablishes a record for tive of Patterson, New South Wales. bidding for popularity department passes for mermoral and material of rendering against the New for merjt certificate. In other words, it in this school. R.I.P. Results other, like the Federal and State support to the Irish people in the 49 FIRST -AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY we are the such as contractors to the Edu- thee are only SUBIACO. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. by good and Cabinets and the farmers' wheat, the Present supreme crisis of their nacation Department. ASK FOR But we differ faithful teachingsecured One of the grand old pioneers that enormous wastage would be enough tional existence. ()lose to Subiaco and Leederville Railway in all grades." Stations. from the contractors to the Main Ireland gave to Australia, Mr. Chas to stagger the taxpayers, and alPatients may Select their own Medical Advisers. PHIL Death RYAN of Father An open-air public meting in conRoads Board-they are paid for Goldspink. Nolan, died after a few days' illness most enough to satisfy Senator nection TERMS MODERATE. PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. with the convention will be DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE their work: we are not. And when The Archdiocese of Melbourne at Sandgate, where he had been Pearce. If we cannot get the OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS prin. held on Sunday afternoon, DecemFor Terms Apply to DAY OR NIGHT. the Victorian Government pays for lost its third priest this year, when temporarily residing. He was born ciple of one sphere one service, the ber 4. Rev. Mother. the paving-stones on the country the Rev. D. N. Goldspink died last CAR No. 208. at Saggarth, Dublin, in 1843. He sooner we do away with the States The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly roads Equipped Hospital at oft the State, Sunday. is it Motor Garage not a Telephone, cryFor '1860. in three A1927. Queensland years he has arrived in the better. A novel idea in electioneering was Kalgoorlie. ing injustice to refuse paying for been ill, and on sick leave, G.P.O. Motor Rank, A3488. but durinaugurated in Melbourne recently those paving -stones ing of knowledge all that time his fortitude in sufcorresponSecretarianism (says a along the great roadway of pro- fering has been a shining example Rev. Brother Columbanus, Assis- by the Days of Prayer Council. dent of the Catholic Press) was tant-General of the Marist Brothers, Midday prayer meetings were held to all who knew him of priestly deEXCHANGE HOTEL gress?? never so rife in the electorates in who is on his first visitation to Aus- in the Town Hall to intercede with "Regarding us as contractors, and votion. Father Goldspink was an the Rockhampton district-Rock- tralia, was welcomed by the past Divine Providence for the return of conceding us a partial measure of Australian by birth, and after athampton, Fitzroy, Keppel, and Nor- and present students of the Marist Prohibitionist and Scripturd lesson justice for the work done under tending the Christian Brothers' ColBOULDER candidates, by Labour manby-held :Parsons-non-politiBrothers at the Repertory Theatre, candidates. Government supervision would not lege at East Melbourne and Ballarat as during the State election just con- Church Hill, Sydney, on the 12th cal parsons, of course-are the lead- Corner of Lane and Wittenoom interfere with the presen,t State he studied at St. Patrick's Streets. cluded; but despite the appeals to ult. system. Already we are an adjunct Mahly. After his ordinationCollege, The Assistant -General. who ing spirits of the movement. at the The Best of Everything. religious prejudice, Central Queens has a world-wide reputation for his of that system; and if we do the hands of Cardinal Moran in 1908, he land for the third time returned a scholastic ability and splendid orMessrs. Leo Hartnett, John Gott -3.. work which the Education Depart- worked in many parishes as a cur. fairNICE of many FRANCIS great a bunch, Labour ment is bound to do, and if we can ate, but was never strong in health, ganising gifts, possesses a charming and Victor Hoy will receive Holy minded Protestant people taking no personality, and was soon a general Orders at the hands of his Lordship Proprietor do it for less money, is it not in the He was not benefitted by a s- notice of the sectarian pamphlets. favourite with the large and repre the Bishop of Sale, the Right Rev. Tel. Boulder, 105. interest of the State that we do trip to Queensland, and greatly Telephone, 8 Armadale. GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, his reNaturally, the circulars were very sentative assemblage that filled the Dr. Phelan, at St. Patrick's Cathethe work and are paid for our lab- turn two years ago has since been an inbitterly resented by the Catholic theatre. A splendid entertainment dral, East Melbourne, on Sunday, Proprietor. our? mate of a private hospital. Seventy people, who have never indulged in was provided by the pupils of the- November 28. "I say deliberately less cost, for priests were present at a Solemn ReSWAN BREWERY. vituperation at election times, and Marist Brothers School. The Load the spirit of self-sacrifice in our quiem reMass for the repose of his certainly have never issued a single Mayor and several aldermen and A three weeks' mission, conducted ALE and STOUT ligious teachers is such that they soul sung at St. Patrick's Cathedral. circular asking for the support of prominent citizens, also number by the Rev, Frs. Tracey and Mitare thankful for half that sum re- -R.I.P. Neither -F. J. C. any Catholic candidate. chell, C.SS.R., was brought to a the on platwere present clergy, the Unrivalled for Quality & has there ever been a pulpit appeal form. successful Condition. conclusion at SS. Peter Brother Columbanue exin favour of any particular candi- pressed his gratitude for the splen- and Paul's Church, South Meldate. Here is a smaple of did welcome. The Brothers, he bourne, on Sunday evening, October HOTEL PERTH the circulars distributed among- said, had been pioneers for 50 years, 17. The attendances throughout I of Protestant and were still struggling against dif- were splendid, and great demonstra st a number J. J. RYAN, Proprietor people: "The gravity of the present ficult conditions, but they were not tions of faith were given by the feThis Hotel is noted for its political situation prompts us, on disheartened. There was much vor with which the spiritual exer CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, E.P. Purity of Drinks. the eve of a general election, to work to be done. but there were not cises wens carried out. WARE, Etc. Cleanliness and Civility. make this appeal to you, and we sufficient Brothers available to meet CEDAR, OAK and GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET JARRAH COFFINS this at ALWAYS you will, IN STOCK. sincerely trust There was a large congregation at it all. SETS, and FRUIT SETS. juncture, give serious consideration St. Ignatius', Richmond, recently, Send All Orders for Printing to the insidious influences at work, WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. "In Rome," says Father Locking when Father Lockington, S.J., Note the Address silently endeavouring to undermine ton, who recently returned to Aus- preached a sermon on "The Drink and Bookbinding to TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL,. the very foundation of our national tralia, "I had the honour of a pri- Evil and Its Cure." Father Lock- BRYAN'S W.A. RECORD PRESS. 'Phone, 14308, Private Phone, A2938. he spirit of loyalty is being vate audience with his Holiness the ington whilst in America made a life. slow ;mangled in our schools,and Pope, and I was strongly impressed study of the results of Prohibition G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., B.D.Sc., R a Catholics are getting prefer- by the immense interest he takes in in the Republic. DENTIST. ence of appointment, not only in Australian affairs. I also visited In an interesting letter written 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, RAILWAY our schools, but in all Government America, in order to study the latRECHABITE. departments throughout the civil est phase of the prohibition ques- by the Rev. T. J. O'Donnell (formPERTH. Remember, above all tion there. Ten years previously I erly chaplain with the A.I.F.) to a service. Coffee Coffee things, that the ballot -box is secret, visited the ,United States on the friend in Melbourne, appears the Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. and God and yourself alone knows same errand, And from what I saw following,-"Lloyd George has at 'Phone, A5038. MRS. CHAMBERLAIN. Proprietress. how you vote." then of prohibition in operation, I last met his master in English LabThey have told him there was satisfied that it was an impos- our. The most suitable for Visitors to Perth. They are right oppoBEDFORD HOTEL NEW SOUTH WALES. To-day must be no more wars, and he has sible condition of things. site the Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate HURRAY -STREET. the United State Constitution has had to bow the knee. They sre Prices. now the masters of the situation. Thoroughly Renovated Throughout. His Excellency the Apostolic De- been modified, and prohibition has This is shown by this little incident, Splendid Accommodation for Counlegate received the procession of six added another criminal offence tt, which was, of course, never try Visitors. novices of the Sisters of Charity, the statutes, and, in consequence, ed. Carson's crowd went topublishBonar TARRIFF MODERATE. ITUR EYES WERE MADE FOR USE-NOT ABUSE. recently at St. Vincent's College, an unending series of serious infrac- Law some eight weeks ago, and askGEORGE AUBURN, Proprietor. tions instantly began. "The illicit names Sydney. The Pott's Point, To get the best results from any piece of intricate mechanism, for thousands more troops to ab112 Bourke -street, Kalgoorlie. of the Sisters who were professed distillery is working all over the ed reasonable care must be given it. The Eyes can certainly crush the Irish rebels. Law are: Sister Mary de Paul Dunne, country, and drink-much of it rank solutely stand a good deal, but when Nature warns (by headaches, etc.), replied: We cannot send all the poison-can easily be obtained by Sister Mary Teresina Lemke, Sister out of England. Some must WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER it is time to act promptly, Mary Clare Richardson, Sister Mary those who wish to do so. A cabled troops TO retained here, in case of trouble Solnus St. Julian, Sister Mary Doro- newspaper heading recently read as be with the workers. A fortnight's had war on TOWER if Canada declared the HOTEL CO. theus Pole, Sister Mary Camillus States-Torpedoes on the Canadian general strike here, and this consti- CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, Humphreys. W. Border' it ran. But it merely tution passes, and we pass, too. Catigi,ViggrUTKIA, Manager They know. There are now one And that whisky -laden torpedoes your old friend Ernie hands Some few designing bigots have meant being out a welcome to you all. discharged along the hundred thousand soldiers in Ire moved the New Zealand Parliament were shore of the river, and land, and I think one of the reasons First-Class Residential Home. to consider the question of introduc- Canadian that does not act Labour more drascaught by watchers on the ing legislation that would be tanta- were Cleanliness and Attention. shore. Revenue officers tically with regard to Ireland is that mount to a religious persecution American E. MoGrade, Proprietor. trying to stem this torpedo they want these troops to be kept in (said Dr. Whyte, Bishop-elect of are Ireland, so that when day their Dunedin, speaking recently to the rush." comes they will not be in England PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' St. Vincent de Paul Society at St. to mow them down with machineguns. The mission given in the NewcasCOLOURMEN. It Aloysius' College, Sydney). Club Hotel Newcastle tle parish by O'Flvnn, Father C.S the would be a condemnation of South Terrace, Fremantle. Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents and Schools. Large Catholic doctrine of the Sacrament S.R., was a great success. Father Lockington, whose S.J', Contrary to the in crowds attended the !spiritual exer- health has benefitted very much by of Matrimony. Renovated and Up -to -Date. tention of the conspirators, it would cises morning and evening during his recent trip abroad, hopes to re - Newly Goldfields and North-West Cusalso strike a blow at some Protes- the three weeks. vive the Cathedral Hall lectures tomers specially catered for. South Telephone, No. A1011. spirited The tant denominations. early next year. Beach trams stop at door. There was a large gathering of and defiant answer of the Bishops Proprietor: T. H. RYAN (late secto the challenge given by the ene- clergy and visitors at the Ursuline TASMANIA. retary Celtic Club, & Wyndham). mies of the Church you have, no Convent, Arimdale, on the occasion doubt, read recently in our Catholic of the profession of three nuns, and The Hobart correspondent of the papers. If you have read it, it the reception of two novices. The Catholic Press says there is a great OBTAIN PRICES FROM G. F. H. COSTELLO must have been with feelings of nuns who made their final religious shortage of houses in Hobart, and Byers Road, Midland Junction. great pride and joy. I am not to vows were Sister M. Leonard (for- the Domain is now being used by Painter and Booze Renovator blame for being absent from New merly Miss Ryan. Coonamble), Sis- persons who can't get a place to Zealand, but I should be disturbed ter M. Laurence (formerly Miss Fits- live in. Tents are being used. The All Classes of Repairs, Alterations, in mind if I thought that my, pres- gerald, Cunderang), and Sister M. Fair Rents Court Bill did not seem and Renovations Satisfactorily SUBIACO. ence there during Viis crisis w,.uld Clement (formerly Miss O'Donohue, to create a stir amongst the workExecuted. The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE THE WINNING DOUBLE. 'Phone, A1474. I Armidale). be either necessary or useful. The following young ers, as very few put in an appearTrial Solicited. 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but time heals many wounds, and both had enough to distract attention from merely persontheir cleanFor the time was al afflictions. with soil, small portions being The air of pad of flan. storm laden. getting ed at a time with a soft Journal.) Freeman's of rubDublin consists the with rumours and filled stage IMPORTER, in was Ireland last AND The O'Hara, net. By M. BOOKSELLER and towel, all kinds of a were with there THE OPTICIAN, means excitements; bing the hat dry him, and alarms about the Fenians. Then 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, leaving it to stiffen in the sun. Tim had all his wits aboutchat to short began informers and the spies cut the 1. MELBOURNE. Chapter he managed to cf Pat's operate, the Government were placWith and hasten away.the One D.B.O.A., Bishop Vaughan's Sermons. opportunity. ed in possession of vital secrets, F.I.O., The Half -Brothers. Bishop of St. jokes gave him you there was a strange laxity in Reintroduction by thePrice, "have Re- "Eh, Tim," he asked, 40s. Freedom of City of London. Louis. 2 vols. and tribes Tom Dilvan joined the Irish "Yeas' he publican circles, documents were nations what?" all Fe or of comthe love A in men -or fallen Law. among Brotherhood The New Canon VIATICUM. tongues; its standTHE "I've a charming sweet- left about that should have been commonly By Rev publican and peoples and changes nor depreMans, as they were morehis half-bro- replied, "Well, I hope she'll change guarded with the most sedulous care mentary and Summary. Price. 30s. ard value never be the aim of your hypoQUALIFICATIONS called. Pat Marimee, Irish Consta- heart." sociabil- An informer named Nagle HIGHEST S. Woywod, O.F.M. your of bit a it II:e day is done! into Let back you ciates. Phil- ther, joined the Royal "Maybe into crite employed in the offices of the frank and open, of ity," said the other. IN THE STATE. Manual of Modern Scholastic a hope is gone, Both life to be alwaysand Such is life. ingenuous in By Cardinal Mercer, 2 bulm v. ac- too much of it," was the reply. And Fenian newspaper-was in the pay osophy. Of lie and future pride. candid, sincere men. were good Catholics, eachgood on the Exam., London. themthem fellow shook put By 33s. they He as your Price, Castle. the of with outright vols. Of darken'd cloud a laughed both your relations -"Can You cording to his lights was all deceit and track, and one fell night nearly all They make his shroud; Spiritism and Religion hands and parted. ASK FOR MR. B. Set your face against and his side. told the leaders were arrested at a single By Baron J. Irishman. I what Dead?" true and the was to it The moon draws near Dublin, Talk "Sure to duplicity. all guile, hypocrisy up he swoop. Tim had come Trials and imprisonment You will be living in the Liljencrants. Price, 23s (post free). was him," mused Tim Dilvan as dissimulation. A gift she gives, Gospel, now an assistant in one inof the "Kathleen Ni followed. The arrest of the Head of the the walked smartly on. up to the maxims The Credentials of Christianity. While yet he lives worth sensation. a genuine big drapery establishments Price, a tremendous sweetheart, Centre was yourself Si. charming ARCADE, prove Scott, J. honest, a is M. wondrous ROYAL will bright, Houlihan you By Rev. you A boon of centre of the city fellow his and she has many admirer,. around His escape from Richmond Bride. in disciple of the Gsd oftoTruth, 9s 9d (post free). genial A sun of blood Opposite Town Hall. all honest well was more tremendous still. Ca- unaffected, an of of cut a her." commend yollkself Exposition fine will as Short was She makes his flood, -A Pat Credo were over those dauntless boys-the But the G. prime. the earth. 1 hat Tim's apprehensions men. You will triumph To light him from the and tholic Belief. Edited by Rev. athletic young Irishman asHewould to deceive, for was not wholly unfounded, he learned chiefs still free and the rank --F. F. Sammons. that lie in wait in his O'Neill, S.J., MA., Price, 9s Od be met in a day's walk. the Centre of file did not lose heart. The organiThe later. outtwo or day on a intriguer is usually caught barrack in a MISS M. McMAHON (post free). American stationed the was it especially Gibbons. as sation, Circle, or WISDOM. but -Cardinal were company, his own toils." Pas- skirts of the city. There WORDS OF The Homiletic Monthly and branch, was still fairly well preserv- CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, & him. two encountered the called, the between for age in IS magazine A years home, a few toral Review. THE BODY CONFECTIONERY. in "Pavan," he said, "I want you to ed. They had been betrayed, some THE LIGHT OF EYE. When one has a Christian and from early days they were clergy. Price, 22s 6d year. THE 32 Pier-street, Perth el reparable. 'e careful. After you Is ft thc meet of then- best men had fallen by the one is never wearied.-Besson. The Divine Office. A study prayer is like a es- ing she other night some f she men way, but they had not been beaten -military politico E. (Near Hay -street). Rev. By Tim's A family without the Before Breviary. it was upon the no prothe Roman and remarks field, in the has sonstabulary it a seldom, to roof too met a talking you only fellows saw is young It house without even day when they would try concluJ. Quigley. Price, 10/4, post free capade the two one comes across which as that together Casket, talked and tection. -Jay. walked own and Ireland of your on the soil GLANVILLE'S in current fiction They offered. "He is my half-brother," exclaim- sions with foe If you want to realise often as chance into a a sentencean argument for faith in that they had settled all their LEMON HEADed Tim. importance, put yourit finger were deeply attached, for though out and look contains one such passage hopes. So they met, and recruited the Centre. said all is," he on ACHE POWDERS. eye know to "I God. But we saw the eye see bowl of water; take GEORGE not day. B. J. they did the air and other as before, him. drilled and about BEARD, it, story about DORA all short basest a was MISS "I know The Great Australian Remedy for 1 at the hole. and questions, their affection solid than give the in as an educated man of in you're the soul remained full of "excursions I know Relief and Speedy Cure of "Though successful more far Instant. No created thing can was PHARMACIST, you. who things about years, upon 10 beboys the Aged Indeed with my alarums." the joy of the knew something of the structure all Headaches, Neuralgia, Tooth. 1 controversies, politics, or of honour. I'd trust youmen soul joy equal to Ignatius the Senior Division (Pianocurrent that than active only passing more Loyola. anything was if came don't it STREET eye, HAY the -St. examof 542 and Influenza, Rheumatism. But some Moly Spirit. The forte) at the recent musical political personalities --their attach. life. a sover- the human of it. and in England the army of ache, of Lumbago, etc., etc Price, heart and know as much about it as I do, and ever, The love of abjectiontheis wounds recognised the amarvel PERTH. lens; the inations held under the auspices ment sprung from the the swelled over the Sciatica, Brotherhood the telescope cure constabulary like This to a per box, or 3d. each powder just day 9d. confess lens, first Is. London. eign remedy you must from a companionship hearts. shutter, called the iris, that opens the Trinity College of a pupil of the cities of the North and through C. GLANYLLLE, M.P.S., in the obli- man is an awkward relative for a big the H. is which self-love makes in our girl forgotten adlittle was the them. which about of promising round villages all contracts to regulate They had a Fenian." -ST., FRIMANTLI Convent, alarrogin, childhood. -Ven. Margaret Mary. concern- and PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. vion offather, "Be ready," said Tim's Centre to MARXIST Tim. of light, the optic nerve Sacred Heart (Two Doors from Post Office). and a good mother, A great many people are "To be sure," assented went good whose mission out -over the retina to catch and daughter of Mr. R. H.4 Beard, on. him one night at the end of Februand other 197. of the the worthy Telephone spread were "Well," ed over others' shortcomings, boys things, the of unand of point junr. is their to ary, 1867. "We're on the the colours and forms greatest shortcoming rearing which they got from the de- "some of them have said things ball You may get the VETERINARY CHEMIST. shortcom- all active service. the muscles that rotate thethe musasked questions. I've said concern over their own and me HIGH couple. voted , now." DOCTOR'S anyday including word FAMOUS direction, but I want you through a A Ireland began to seethe, as it does all I could to them, &in:1(i? ever comes every "All right," said Tim. "I'm ready disquiet to be prudent. Couldn't your brocle that actually works PRAISE FOR ZAM BUK. iniihe highest duty that Phone. A3945. at intervals, with political We'd -ally day." do a deed of pulley; and last but not least, that deplor- ther resign and emigrate? a T. in was to a man is nota to country the God! tide; MURRAY & the arms and stuff will be 543 GEORGE-STREET, 8 "I hope material victory, curved pane of glass.... Dear HARROLD loss." no at arisen, had was he prowess or win leaders that see able state: false I've only a revol- 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, and die for that men should be so blind before "A Unique Soother and Healer." all right, too. MERCHANTS, had betrayed but to endure, suffer power, "1 wouldn't ask him to," was the PRODUCE to Zamscaled eye, had a O'and subject Boyle -the who either, BOURNE` good marvels insult. ver -not much Medical experts that marvel of wisdom, truth and freedom. -John The loudest voiced o, reply. "He'd take it as anfeelings VICTORIA PARK. the land. that inven- Buk to practical tests find it wonRECENT PUBLICATIONS. little ammunition." for I wouldn't hurt him in his that triumph of Reilly. Chaff, them had deserted the police could derfully curative and extremely reHave on Sale Bran, Pollard,Wheat, "That'll be all right. We'll get The Undermentioned Prices inof inventions; that men wide world." tion spirits ardent whole for the until Barley, did pelf obOats, and they and injuries place It's certain." as Hay, Straw, clude postage: all we want. that," at it liable for superficial leave desperate we'll SAINT ANDREW AVELLINO. deity a Creator, living right, "All ruminated chafed and There was in March came. Linseed, and Maize. The Story of a Battalion. By W. give stinate skin diseases. That famous by virtue of this creation." The Fenian Society was said the Centre. "Be careful; Good10. courses. the public Devine. With numerous drawings creased uneasiness in authority, DR. ANDREW 1\' -IL CASH. pa- no cause for tongues to wag. Feast, Wednesday, November TERMS adventurous few a by formed instinct. People felt, as if and maps by Darl Lindsay, 8/2. mind. TO DIE POOR. SON, says: AvIt spread like wild- night." After a holy youth, Lancelot Nap- DETERMINED triotic men. serious was Benedictine Monachism. Studies incident happened ively, that something "Wherever a pot of Zam-Bukis and serious England and more By A Ireland poor a thro' ellino was ordained priest at in the die Gas fire spread upon Impatience in Benedictine Life and Rule. to There was a about to happen. all Kinds of Plumbing,Work, in America too where the close of a few months later. "It is my ambition be rich in hap- handy this balm may be relied les, and became an advocate re- For file of the Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of and which Iron rank through the shall the day, I dressing Galvanised outside then & One for at work antiseptic an released man, Fitting party had as drilling War Civil ecclesiastical -courts. Thus great 25/-. the Abbey, Downside which works." and Brotherhood. good Fenian preparation owned the cause piness and quires no MARK DUNN while earnestly defendinghis, from military service thousands of city-in a large farm shed St. Joan of Arc. The life and On March 3rd, his Centre came to he tit- Nathan Straus, 72, retired million- has the additional advantage of posTim's cornof By of Orleans. gallant Irish lads now veteran sol- by one of the Fenians. of a priest, a friendThat In Tim Dilvan and said: "It's the story of the Maid S.J. 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. evening he aire philanthropist, of New ofYork sessing unique soothing and healing themselves pany was amongst the muster. Illustrated, covered had life Drainer. who D. Lynch, tered an untruth. and Rev. diers Meet Plumber ready. Be philosophy Licensed 5th. at Tallagh. mouth City, told of his guards the work, "The desperate properties. their of the passage, midst the the during Supply, glory upon Water with lit about eight o'- 13/10. "Making money Forth- in an interview. B. Battle placed some distance from the shed me at Roundtown "In burns and scalds the injured To the Metropolitan W. Seven By Rev. Preaching. that Beth kills thelaw,soul." is of no struggle front the with you Sewerage, and Drainage Department and devoted is a game, but money itselfbut scene rushed in and announced that the clock. Bring some grub want; surface may be advantageously with he left the I be- skin round .Richmond to the last but O'Dowd, 8/9. Strips of Dairying Utensils, Baths, Bath whatever else you now rich, and the Zam-Buk. of am party I drill with the The duties value. treated St. In the Marie coming. By to were police of Help. entirely Courthouse. himself you at Fairfax You'll get Mountains Heaters, Tanks, and Windmills all don't carry too mach. age of thirty- gan at the very bottom. youOnce should be soaked in the Zammanaged to escape and scatter in priesthood. At theTheatine S. Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/2. need to lint cities of Ireland, especially in DubMade and Repaired. Order. have more money than Buk dressing and placed over the and one of them, more arms when you get there." of the Living Temples. By Bede Jarsix, he entered the lin, recruiting went on briskly and. directions, perhaps to pile up. Then injured parts. Then a layer of cotin the evening o'clock to begins 6 foolhardy, At it on Andrew, live more of Drapery or daring, name big The the rett. 0.P., 3/8. ceasing. He took Food. without appointthe by giving. met, Tim and begin March of placed, 4th. to he see to to and should time about it is ton wool impregnated than the rat, loitered especially were Out to Win. Straight talks By show his love for the Cross, -they houses play Capel-street and at comrade, bandage,. a work a to and a home, secured by what the police would do. He was ment. the way to manhood. added two heroic vows; always I whole firmly also with the new movement, there was alike. overcoats boys on P. poor the wore both of They and adone bridge. rich first to provides had the daily 8/9. for was. tongue S.J., and are "Zam-Bult whose but Conroy, will, assistant man the resist his own to scarcely a single cr cut. was bad, there was Rev. J. Danger. Terrible believe it is a disgrace for a manhim By Francis J. best dressings for a wound formed wagged to the Centre about Tim for the weather vance towards perfection. tried for sworn in. They were then of and Facing It is criminal who to exercise a special aceach and the constable. He now saw a nipping north-easterly wind, Tim die rich. Finn, S.J., 6/9. and continual etifferings he wasthis are It appearstorn in companies, at the head tissues, those snow. for cold enough with severed was afit and the share amongst By Rev. J. P. to on years constable not tion Parents, Talks to This whole elabor- the same resolve. For fifty was a Centre. carried old revolvers Conroy, keeping them clean and helping It was nasty, very and ahisfewfriend painful rupture. poor and sufferiftg." with the raiding party. S.J., 6/9. flicted with a mott intended ate affair was conducted organising Its of ammunition. A again. rounds hrs and together The Sacrafor Mass, knit the to on Tim. them poor for Sermons and nasty, cincture, while the AT most rigid secrecy of sandwiches and ments, and the Sacramentals. By antiseptic qualities make it specihand an inA PORTRAIT PAINTER "One of the boys," said the Cen- few small parcels support, became to hiswhich skill, so much so, that rarely did two flasks of whiskey completed the Thomas Flynn, CD., 14/2. pierced NINE. been "has met, ally reliable." knots they next whom company tre. of one strUthent of torture, the members which they started He could The verdict of medical science The Australian Children's Picture and very bothering me about you again, Dil- equipment upon of his emaciated frame. the members of the others, the great and fateful enterprise. Prayer Book. The simplest Prayer without In Charles Greville's "Journal everywhere goes to prove what an van. Your half-brother was at the on not take ene single step often the members of a company George IV. and exceptionally remarkable preparaThey were to pick up the Centre Bok ever published. Beautifully ilwould King he night. of the other yet the all shed Reins the with raid at the sufeering, acquainted were not a lustrated, with 20 full -page illustradanger and the following tion Zam-Buk and the Circle at Roundtown, promptSTANDARD SEWING William IV.," is "Ashley Did you know that?" of their own. told to members never use a carriage; butevery sick King cabthatched Card of village tribute Mass. straggling the sterling passage: tions, including Dr. Wilson's interesting "No," replied Tim. MACHINES. The establishment in which Tim ly and on foot attended properties about Sir Thombetween Harold's Cross Cover, with picture on front. "Well he was," said the Centre: ins me a curious thing His Zarn-Buk's unique healing Dilvan did business was one of the call. Onre when he was carrying day. tramped, testimony they other So on I erenure. the the by exCHAIN But supported it. had also know his "I know you didn't a storm as Lawrence (the is hot -beds of Fenianism, and with LOCK STITCH and the Viaticum, and Some taking the rod by Patrick -street, heavens), father kept the inn at Devizes Shafof Australasian wives and workers STITCH. strong Nationalist feelings it was there it is-it's awkward. tinguished the lamps, aguided imposing his and when Lord were who have proved its great curative than past the Cathearal, its until he was drawn within chaps are more suspicious long light encircled aim, him from the Black Bear), not dark mother ulcers, leg and eczema, of giv- front looming large in the father have cases powers in Somebody might tesbury's others. ONE. IN steps and sheltared its folds. Shaftesringfeet, MACHINES Lord TWO with -poison, sore inn blood see. which had now fallen, and was only sufferings the piles, arose. you away, his at rerelezvous rule, once difficulties the en a his as now But And rain. innkeeper worm, etc. Sold at 1/6 or 3/6 per Printed and Published by wretched the relieved by the slightly boy, In a a man. There's then d or al shuttle awkward. God close bury, their It's infernally he were unrelieved by The most perfect roundShipment What about Pat andtheir lamplights in the street. hard the room and said walks, traitor somewhere." by chemists and stores. pot long New intimacy, his last illness he lay on the death, came into with constant drawmade. a genius for machine (To be Continued.) "Look here," said Tim, flashing their confidential chats, their wholeboards, praying for a goodtempting had aandsonif they would allow him, just opened. It up almost in a rage. "If I had fact. ing, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. hearted friendship in and assaulted by demons Inspection Invited A.T.C.L on No- his little boy should draw their lie the O'CONNOR, be in last, I. At T. himto to was going MISS Murray-street (opp. Roans). Perth thought thought he despair. do, to litnever would him the FACTS which on conMACHINE of final a picture; kind intercourse. that SEWING of after boy's their with men A4395. ranks tie Telephone self, to maintain vember 10, 1608, 46 Clever -street, West Perth. was sent for, who proknew mind, suspicious, twisting a bad PUBLISHED WEEKLY. He KNOWING. illusions. no and flict with the Evil One, he died in tle Lawrence he had WORTH For Violin, paper Teacher of Pianoforte, HOLDWAY & CO. hire meaning into almost every glance, duced his chalk andthe young lord, that in such societies suspicions peace. Harmony. Guarantee and Years' Organ Pipe 20 of STO SUBSCRIBERS. would I word, portrait Thomsoffs' the TERM hisHe knew every step, every made a their liable to arise. Licensed Sewerage Plumbers who later But no -1 is Proof that they Know In Advance TERMS ON APPLICATION. Young Thomas Lawrence, of his country, and the part never have joined. (Certificated). SAINT MARTIN, POPE. famous of as. 3d. will Stand the Teat of tory .. Quarter nothing. Per Machines have to informers, I and became one of the most nine years that. say Workers, prepared spies shouldn't is by Metal Sheet played in it Miss O'Connor 68 6d. 12. Per Half Year .. the to regret. I'd do the same all over Gasfitters Aand Time. English artists, was only Trial Solicited. take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. and he was well aware that Yeast, Friday, November lls. 6d. Per Annum .. time. a Department most undesirable companion for a again." this at from Perth. old buy -street, Pier you 40.44 If the 20s. Od. .. Telephone, A2946. Years or Two Per sooner the reply. come was Republican Saint Martin, who occupied will angry," Irish get "Don't member of the Store trouble 635, FASHION. in Ronan See from A.D.of849the toByzanWith such, machines are was an Irish police con- 'Look here, Dilvan, I believe For All Kinds of the Latest Foot- Booked later. 13s. Od. in the Brotherhood Per Annum incurred the enmityenergetic opposi(By "Ninon.") you. I'll see it all right. But con. wear, at the Lowest Prices, only a side line, their interest stable. 22s. Od. is nis cash to by the in that intimate discreet Two Years .. to when tine Court true to be very ceasing how was he But article Rates, heresy, Current at Repairs TRY tion to the Monothelite paid. his half-brother that it was essential quarter." A Smart .011104 Dress. hold in be crows Patronise very should hope "I The Tim" (which which had obtained a strong said you:' apart. Success they should keep "Thank Cheques stripes bid Byrne's Handy Foods Thomson' Continued Machine or postal the East. The Exarch Ulympius Materials with wideearly autumn ed), drafts, money orders,payable thought rent his heart. He knew I have carried out your instructions JONES to proDepends upon Every BEN to and DAIRY PRODUCE. among made scrupubd flourish would advice and your should went so far as to endeavour to oak, followed as Entire and notes fair staunch Giving was Pat Pope question by Them the of no Sold is EXCHANGE assassination there PEleTH. the -ST., RECORD. and knew so." cure THE W.A. lously, and I will go on doing 310-12 WILLIAM not betray him. But he also the modes, the extreme smartness of the (Over William St. Bridge, Perth). Satisfaction All the Time. and woe, ADDED. BE cordially, come as he stood at the altar in shook hands weal They MUST about come would, that he costumes Line: Our Special Major; but the wide-striped tweeds for Church of S. Mary was Tel. A4381. keep the oath he had taken when he as they were about to part Tim the handmiraculousA, Home -Made Pies and Pasties. SPECIAL NOTICE. would-be murderer blouse-skirts. Notewith was sworn in a member pf her Ma- said: its al- PETER J. BYRNE re and Proprietor. of a skirt THE W.A. DAIRY. could effect he would LTD. they Besides, it, if ly struck blind, and his master some wish men CO., the police. "If jesty's lines. When notifying change of address in light wide and for dark the company my fused to have any further hand ternate joined have rather not WANEROO-ROAD, kindly state your old as well as your not tell him that he had a strophad no (The Jones Sewing Machine People) Irish extremists. The only thiiig whatever reason you know, I will the matter. His successor be shown to advantage, a new address. OSBORNE PARK. the pee To lie worn with should Kalgoorlie. A1794. 'Phone and avoid skirt to such scruples; he secured hands." ed was Fremantle, do your to in Perth, myself peg remained place A that and D. KEANE. plain, self -colouredbeblouse. son of Martin by a stratagem, in his puma the other. "You means said EDITORIAL NOTICES. no," every "No, blue by vessel in Pat a copied Son & Daily board Twice ANDERSON might conveyed him on Pure Milk Delivered direct from can't do that. You know too much After top skirt He managed to do this by resertterra-cotta, Thos. The names and addresses City, Provision BEECROFT the and S. of Grocers ram part bound for Constantinople.the island any his to draw and grey, brown and Family but not must for one thing. You navy, ing to many artifices, respondents and eontributorset Merchants. Our Own Cows to Customers. a three months' voyage, where the fawn and old -rose, green and Butcher, new. It will be all right." radesat-work noticed that aHechange accompany all communications. and Raglan grew back colour mixtures. It is supof Naxos was reached, Supplying the Convents and Colwas growing over him. for a or other "I don't want to draw back," said own Corner Fitzgerald-st. Secretaries of Societies, corresponPerth. 181 R.OKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. a deep belt of its North rd., high leges. with His note Pope was kept in confinement his in plied sombre, morose. Tim, with a trifle of anger in dents, and others will please finished with two big butKilled Meat Sold. sad, he voice. Families Waited on Daily. Fresh ssear, and finally, in 654, brought material, silent, Prime Only became he him, left all communications intended spirits that Stripped city. Attended to. HOSPITAL. Orders front. there week's in Country said PRIVATE chains to the imperial tons 1341, retire," current 'Phone said VALESCO the in monosyllables, have in "I should answered he was for insertion to this of hit pontifical garments, streets A charming, complementcream or "Good-night." was evidently something pressing the Centre. issue should be in the hands of the HARVEST TERRACE. in dragged naked through the to his skirt would be a blouse Their hands fell apart, and they Editor by midday Wednesday at on his mind. MISS M. O'OALLAGHAN. silk or cotton crepe. washing white by an iron collar fastened occupahim Maternity. gave scent their ways. latest. True Fenianism to a Surgical: Medical: gathered neck, an executor precedingthathim dissiThe fronts are to served somewhat A1080 Reports of Parochial Functions that he tion Telephone, tear Tallagh. show deep at The Rising and concealed by with drawn sword, to time should be authorised by the parish pate his gloomy thoughts tofrom No words yoke to the revers in hap. incident attached is which untoward was condemned to die. a No other strike "I an original manner and smartened to time. He was going months. Tim St. Gerard's Hospital priest. of complaint escaped his lips. Reports of Weddings, Is. per inch blow for Ireland's freedom alongside pened in the ensuing when He by two large, fancy buttons, are rehope," he said, "that God, was successful in completely avoid Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. (about 50 words). the best and truest in the land, and after seek not on the upper or turnover did shall have taken me out of this peated Pat and Funeral Reports, Is. per inch; in tothat thought could not but stir the ing Pat, It seemed to both that a 61 CAMBRIDGE-ST., LEEDERpersecutors to cuffs. The blouse and skirt world, will bring my sentence Tim. eluding names of persons present, was gether make up a remarkably smart VILLE. soul and lift up the heart of such His brok been had repentance:' friendship to big great 6d. per inch (about 50 words). Is. meetines the office dress. a man. Then he had commuted to banishment hetolingerPhotograph Reproductions, 8d. attend. sometimes secret missions to * * Tituric Chersonese, where sickness so square inch. drillings per frequent and execute, in new note in millinery is struck ed on for four monthsGod that the men would have, if posreleased byA the introduction of the close -fitand starvation, till ADVERTISING RATES. rudimmtary a than of sible, more brim the ting bandeau beneath bar, 665. Yard). lieowledee of military evohic(ons summer Wanted and Vacant, Situations 603 Wellington-st., Perth. (Opposite Railway Goods a big mushroom -seeped bet sr time the great day dawned. Board and Residence (three lines, PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS OF W.A. THE THE "TROTTING" CATHOLIC.. hat. The idea is particularly wondering was meanwhile Pat State. about 18 words), one insertion, Is. coming for youthful faces. UsualAbsolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime in theelsewhere. what on earth had become of Tim? each. of, and in fact ly, the brim is much wider at the We've often heard-kneed Write for Prices and Particulars before purchasing In business his to go No not would Catholic; and He TRADE. Births, Marriages, Deaths, or front, the than at the back The only BRIGGS in we've seen, the one We defy competition. 3, Lime for place in search of him. That had Nfemoriacn, and Funeral Notices, the wishy- sides name. similar a of the hat is covered with crown under the trading the vestibule Catholic;fifty-fifty others with connection He would 6d. line extra Poetry, practice. Ca- closely -packed flowers, or tiny frills -his insertion. been never per the rate. Catholic; low watch Manure at very No 3s. per elapsed. Days did. Advertisements, the He Ordinary write. ribbon. tholic; the dodging Catholic; He could not make it out watch-your- of Bag answer. inch. fashions have become a little washy Catholic; the in Casual Advertisements, 4s. per at all, at all. Had Tim fallen monotonous of late beads and brosprinting Catholic: the last-minute Cahe courting? He longWas inch. love? A1655 Tel. Catholic; the better-than -thou but cade holding the field triumphantReplies to Advertisements can be ed to see him, to hear hint speak. tholic; the treason Catholic; ly. A rival however, has appeared addressed to this Office, and theyif For after all they were the oldest attain to in the handbag, made entirely of now a species deserves totype. in friends fastest and will be forwarded to Advertisers You straw, with the exception of the and greatest PERTH. the immortality of cold Freeman, postage is prepaid. the world. They had been brought ivory mount. These bags are of CLUB, have seen him, says the CELTIC BOARDERS. AND TO parents. BOYS same DOOR DAY the NEXT FOR by together HAY STREET, up 534 SCHOOL pliable SECQNDARY lisere straw, substantial, yet so have we, the trotting Catholic. College All Communications should be ad(Opposite King Edward Hostel The loving mother nursed both of as look by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic Founded The trotting Catholic comes at the same time, and . dressed to: in W.A. them on her knees in the sunshine MISS M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress. though there is plenty of wear in late and leaves early. Just asatsoon earnestly they is Oil, THE W.A. RECORD, homestead, students the little of the Sanctuary outs:de The moral and religious training them. When they match the hat as the priest has genuflected for the Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats, BOX 20, G P.O., PERTH. had romped together, gone fishing the the effect is very smart. Speciality in Statuary, attended to. fast gospel these people rush imparted. Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medals,"At are Their Jesus,' together. of Education ball played Foot Commercial the and together, hats straw just Panamas and light Primary, Secondary, door as thotiih someone had Framed Pictures, New Books just arrived: foe, including Univertenderest recollections were inex. Jesus," "From Bethlehem de have a way of growing discoloured All Public Examinations are prepared Scholarship, called out, "Fire!" When they Matricula"Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Isooking on Man "Watches of tricably Intermingled. He could sity Certifssate, Government University long before they are worn out. But tide to "take in" the theatre, a ball to Calvary," "Jesus Crucified," "SufferingSermons God," etc. the Coaege, to went Military He on the Passion, -SEND Navy, no longer. it Royal do stand "Lenten tion, Civil -Service, Horace" "Ecce last year's straws can be renovated receive Passion," game, or a dance, we wonder the Sport of the of branchis all rooms House," Books by entrance to the living Physical Culture, Atatletics, and is imparted in the Cadet they just manage to "get there." quite easily and made to look like "Holy Week and Easter,' "Loreto of the Holy for Re inquired. and -book house Training Prayer drapery big Militate. Life," alnot Religious are attention. on they our new, provided that Father Lasalle°, "Thoughts What do you think? BRYANS RECORD PRESS Tim was not to be seen. but he was Prayer-book, With God, Sunday Companies. lowed to get too wet in the process. ligion, Blessed Sacrament Book, MI' to Public Speaking told he was all right, was at work the Blessed Sacrament, Visas Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, MU RAY-STREET Salts of lemon, the usual remedy, is by Missal, Roman Missal, Short Visits TRUTH AND SINCERITY. So health. Ireland, good of in and day History every Ireland, its yeltaught. !slew are purto be avoided on account of plain to Jesus in the Tabernacle, Sulavan, Reading Rooms are provided for recreative and he gave up the quest. of Ireland by A. M.A Good place, Billiard Story its In 3457. action. Knocknagow, lowing that AsMcGee, A 61 and Darcy ephones: T "The highest compliment to say almond soap, applied with a soft One evening, however, as he was McDonnell Bodkin. Heart Mesposes. Art School, in which Recollections of an Irish Judge byStory man is tan be bestowed on aman returning home from a meet) to cf Books. Sacred A Feature is the furnishing of a alanual of and American a small portiere of over use t English -brush the of nail and sortment his Garland, and of ted Carpentry a right Joseph's is run he Practical to chanced St. aaa the boys, he Of him that propupils are instructed in sengers, Our Lady's Annals, Madonna, the hat at a time, is excellent, gi. ered offi It tees en awkword; and the greatest reproach A ve Maria. up against Pat. tools. part of that each piece of cleaned Australian, St. Anthony's Annal, New Pupils are received at any that can be bestowed on a man foris vided ward meeting. Both feet shv someThree-Term System. Orders Promptly Attended To. as the prodaed brothers. of thoroughly is case straw in the made regard hearts st is no their he hag in to assert that how: yet bath were the Term. A liberal discount the cess goes on. A paste made of petthe virtue of veracity. Truth is delighted for the recontre., But for For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL. image rol and white mtsel is advisable God's golden coin with that circulates hats, which are really ingrained
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