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PERTH, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER, 27, 1920

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St, VOL. XLIV

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Malias Letter to

Hughes

Mr. and particulars contained it?" Mr. ing what he did when he violated names produce your witnesses, hit oath, and abused his position, them; the and voices, of chorus in a came by prejudicingthe trial, in Sydney, affidavits disappeared under the of those unfortunate men who were table. INCIDENTS IN THE PRIME MINISTER'S CAREER. That was the last we saw inconvicted largely because hethem honorable right the until them of against opinion public flamed arbe ponder It would had time to could be raised. were awaiting their gentleman had they MR. HUGHES' COURAGE AND ISUMANITT. gued at great length whether or not whilst them for three hours, to amIf such a charge is definite. over sedition trial the person accused of end them, to improve them, and to genhonorable right the by made lv should be deemed guilty in the tlemen it should be heard and deter- strengthen and embellish them for Rt. lion. W. M Hughes, light of the words he had actually mined by the court. This matter their re -appearance here to-night. Prime Minister. Everyone is entitled to trial Catts: He felt that he used. remote part its aspect of humor, as well as hadMr.toJ.reH. "Sir,-I received at 1.20 pm. to -day at my home, in at 2.30 by jury, and has the right of chal- has aspect -state his case. I p.m. of tragedy. An effort has of this district, your summons to attend Parliament lenging his jury. The Parliament its will also complying to Methods. from me Service Government Secret the prevented which be made been accident the that to regret is not the proper place in which the of support in honorable speech your the hearing against of its case Mr Brennan. But, after all, they deprive me of the pleasure try a matter of this kind, The prove of the times member for Kalgoorlie out member. were good enough for him, because proposal to expel me from Parliament. Minister, apart from several of that honorable plan was part of the secret serhis using certain phrases of the honor- mouth "In giving notice of this proposal, I observe that you have been entermore this Few things have been which have beenead- generous enough to imply that my absence from the House was due to able member for Kalgoorlie, of vice methods efforts frantic the than in your taining of part United the hr the Government, afternoon spoke also of lack of courage. May I say that recollection of some incidents Prime Minister to persuade the opted methods by which they incarcer- own career should have saved you from impugning any man's courage States of America, and of the Soviet the to come here in the member menhonorable suomarine four or three enemy when the placfor 1918, men in other and Early innocent ated Russia, only. of one Republic recall he might, if possible, be years during the war, and by which I shallbecame alarming, you ostentatiously announced your projected deI am concerned about the right order that es. ace of his own mouth they robbed men alike of their re- parture for Europe by an Orient steamer. You pretended to leave for of giving to every individual in the convicted out putations and their liberty, without Melbourne, but you secretly left the train at a suburban station, and The Shame of the War Period. community fair trial before he is to face their skedaddled from Sydney by ar Am oican ship. You cared nothing for sentenced. If-any honorable mem Neither this House nor the coun- giving them a chance witness- the unfortunate crew and passengers by the Orient steamer, whose risks ber can say that he can give a fair try is unfamiliar with the procedure accusers. or to examine the evidence perjured for whose member upon es were increased by your supposed presence on board. You added to their trial to the honorable Governadopted by the present So much for Kalgoorlie or to anyone else in ein ment of placing men upon trial and they were convicted. The right her.- dangers by the precautions taken for your own safety. for did therefore, member and gentleman, honorable present, the norable the as expel such condenscumstances your courage and humanity. against judgment tritons. We give necessarily pronouncing "How Mahon Was Garrotted." the of politias new groove course, evia the based being call- not get into ed reports or the speeches of Messrs. Kalgoorlie. then, of for Kalgoorlie that he ran judge fairly orwill "Now, as to the speech which has given you offence.in You be them, without aevidence merely pur"Butchering Hugh Mahon." an enemy dence available, then he good deal of ex- cal misfeasance, but Tudor and Brennan, M's.H.R. this honorable memberto the your interrogatory yesterday on an incomplete report Prime telling me something I know noth- ed. We ofhadthat from what preceded and the sued the same tortuous methods divorced during and sort garbled Mahon, ex M.H.R., Member-Elect week. That of Mr. T. J. Ryan will states in his letter spoke passages of perience newspaper the Govwith if a man I tract that the war. We have not forgotten ing about, so far. for Kalgoorlie." the which have so discredited his appear next week, also Mr. Anstey's. Minister, No one knows better than you do that, to fairly judge followed them. he could not amendment will be agreed to, so so read, no was during the latter's speech voice of an angel War Precautions Act, the trials of ernment. speech or an article, you must read it in its entirety. If 'seditious' We hope that the electors of Kal- It It is stated that the honorable aimpartial or applied, amidst hope to influence the decision in any that the honorable member for Kal- honorable members who sit upon was "gag" pronounce my speech to be either the that would person Government the show Richat not alter goorlie-or, indeed, any honorable things goorlie will could strong he said member degree: material Republican one-time the the and by Chamber, uproar, the reof side the honorable 'disloyal.' that they do not appreciate its Mr. advocate, Sir Joseph Cook, by mov- one vote. member-shall have a fair deal arid this by the Govern- mond. For what misuse, without another shameful kills who a man community civilised he, of "In every prehensible tactics by returning at Richmond defend said I was glad to hear the Prime a proper opportunity tc ing that the question "be now put." inent, of the laws of the land for member to process of law is regarded as a murderer. Mahon with an iocreitatrd majority." No honorable course. like every other citizen, must lawful excuse or recourserightly applies to a lawless force which slays In short, Mr. Mahon's re-nomina Minister say that about ten months himself upon any accusation which political purposes. Such are the swiftly directed ex- ton Kalgoorlie seat in the ago the honorable member for Kal- may be brought against him in the member sitting behind them can take the responsibility. From my The epithet, therefore, the for Eastern the of opinion they fail to find the guilty. of whenever he has people pressions of him, I think innocent cam- courts of this country. House of Representatives is a chal- goorlie, during his election escape the' shame and disgrace of knowledge States' democratic press. The excourage and ability to face the "My criticism, which was confined to the acts of the British of lenge to Hughes' Government and paign, got his son on the platform things. We have not forgot. the those mempulsion of Mr. Mahon is a matter Honorable It responsibility. in Ireland, made no reference whatever to practices. with him to let the people know MR. BRENNAN ON "CREDIBIL- ten them; and, therefore, it was bers who try to do with me as they Ministers and their agents It was perpe- its "Parliamentary" national concern. not aware that the oath of an Australian ParliaITY." of is a question whether or not official that he had been overseas in connot surprising that the Prime Min- tried with futility to do with the the Sovereign. I am in trated by the National17Parliament any by to Mr. Lloyd George and his assoallegiance him be criticised binds But the mentarian nection with the late war. of the mem- England may ister should enter the Chamber and Australia, as 34 is to member for Yarra (Mr. ciates. If it did I think a considerable body of hon. members would Prime Minister used that reference 'Why Mr. Mahon Did Not Attend. say to the honorable member for honorable one from within the Empire.Perth' bers thereof at the behest of the from their case prove Tudor)-to case it would be specially repute any In oath. an such Murray-st., to take Mahon's expel in Mr. to refuse Bryan, of incident P. A. to this Kalgoorlie, "We propose Hughes Government-principally find themselves in sad dif- nant, for some six years ago two members of the present British campaign in a way that I would not What can you tell us about me-will It is a gross inre- have used it. ., Hughes himself. in the course of you. offence ficulties. Let me assure them they Cabinet advocated and organised armed resistance to the for, es abridged F. Brennan, Mr an is is well known to are following we It The which reprewith no for right the justice to the nation to get from the zee Crown. One of these potential rebels is Leader of the House of speech, said: The What did have no "change" port of speeches taken from Federal mans- honorable members that both a powerful gentleman to charge you? sentative of the people (especially (Mr. Hughes) anxious that I was at the meeting, and Commons; the other Lord Chancellor of England. I -submit, theremo- Hansard:Mr. Mahon's sons volunteered, and honorable when did you do it? fact a democrat) now knows the ev- you do, and at all I spoke there, either as to what fore, that the terms 'seditious and 'disloyal' are not properly applicable that himself, congratulate can overwent did both, what if not and Minister that one, NEWSPAPER so-and-so, say ment that a jingo Prime from his MR. TUDOR ON know or do not know. Their case to my speech. on . .ving made e somewhat bid you It is only fair that this ents, seas. say?" In reply, the honorable Iremains EVIDENCE. may have him removed with all its rottenness and unpleasant subject fairly amusing you by the said, "Go to "The newspapers from which you yesterday quoted omitted some Basic Prin- should be known seat in the House given him Minister's der manlier for Kalgoorlie and it gets no assistance the weakness, to Prime his latest contribution by The I of the out affairs marched of did not serve its particular purpose. I" and thee*vil Made? electors. Is this stateour ciple. nitaattelltt whatever Wan the have to from me. They have made points in my speech whichbeet I remark first The bate. National Prodistinguished So this friends of the Empire were those working House out ill that the pointed then the statue that the their charge, and they must stand is that the publication which taggeist amendment, make his came first moving Empire worst a dog on the friends those the the After condemn the rights; in not of I would Ireland's of achieved Parliament has until 3.30 Mow to -day and said to the by it before the tribunal of the elec- for peacefulonrecognition Is text of which we give elsewhere, Mr report of a partisan newspaper. he said was not issued my the rule of force in Ireland; and (2) that England's future twenty years of its existence? have Kalgoorlie. But this much I who relied pocket -day has been in said, inter elle: "We will tors of and as will obliterate the bitter memo. of Australia, Honorable Members opposite are in p.m. toyesterday. this what national politics for a Tudor the will tell the House. The is best assured by such a settlement it there people know, try I replace to -day since to asked they are for We position, Let the "grounds a convenient not sit with the honorable mem- honorable member for ries of the past, and enable the two nations to develop a kindly relacome to? Kalgoorlie credibility the Kalgoorlie, for much for So now. so honorale member ever r to supis there for sortinto a firm awl happy alliance. newspa least one need at What cement have might ber. time which tionship member's expulsion be at Richmond in a spirit of s" is of the right honorable We reed not call them. spoke who, in a letter to the Prime Minisport them. If the " grave, a political pogrom founded met against the that simple fact. It includes. nes:es? "I regret !Nat I am unable to accornisiodate yOu wire a statement report, ter, has stated that, having I will burning indignation against r them: will deal with him. them, the,fieg Wa. on a concocted newspaper think it would make any differhere. of series of outrages being theespeech pereuateat of seriously do not be resort but really cannot e the person, :rely in he the bers.en far a& honosilMa motion, confident in conspired by two political parties, with an accident,appears in Ireland with the con- ence. If, as reported, your Caucus has already decreed my expulsion. in el -S. -eery hut eo gentleman in respect to whose move this side of the House are concern the knowledge of the decision arrived at committed who decreed outside of Parliament That statement of he would not alter in an angel authority the of moved, nivance and of Brihas been the tongue copywith a a motion spoke if one expulsion letter, then his and tcr some- forefront of the newspapers are quite imparin caucus by my own party, that a someone must "go" at the ed, Unlike me. the one iota their clandestine decree.-Yours. etc., also a report of my- own speech also in the assurance that, in this tish Government. of which was handed to me tial-they "get" to us very freely. but thing he said or did OUTSIDE "H. MAHON'S" been member was born Ire presenthonorable in have was friends my some of which ask, original we the are both Party that, time Is of course, Country the same this matter, Parliament also! he is an Irishman. I am an We are In me was very matter, If they were not with land; ed to the Prime Minister. newspapers are prepared to con- good enough is tonottell me." the kurnel of the people's itrepresenAustralian, and my first and main the first occasion with on a statement demn Mr. Mahon. This that good. was; the do to the plot is gentleman A What asked honorable right genius? the tatives' the people of Britain were But I have is Australia. the peo- that appeared in the Press. of Ireland at the hands while Minister in the history of Dominion Parlia- Empire might go where he himself interest with position? The Prime Mahon the scapegoat, andfrenzy still, as the historians have told us, some heat and with treatment by of the British Government. The concluding remarks in Mr. read an "Argus" report of the meet ments that a motion has been mov- was told to go, rather than that he spokenearnestness ple must be whipped to nothing but painted savages. this House in Minister honorable some in an of the at Prime expulsion stood the plain the for to er.; Minister a this Prime of in The letter voicing his place the "Age' the not read Mahon's He did losing risk ing. the press over view of a gross wrong being perpe- table to -day and told us that Mr. alleged disloyal utter- should man, in langu- are to this effect:Did the Prime Minister trated report, which was shorter and more member fnr truth, by a fearlessindulgent, WHAT IS SEDITION? conduct Chamber. by this Government on peois war in but that ances or alleged disloyal The report of condensed. ever risk a shilling for honor's sake? ple of an alien nation with which I Lloyd George says there age, perhaps, over "If, as reported, "our Caucus the if But Parliament. of give Thus the Australian Worker, Sydoutside words he Yes, there is war in Ire. that His expulthat Ireland. newspaper mentioned only decreed my he ever risk anything Did none the less true. already has were no which have connection, and in I gentlemar know ney:ranters Honorable members sake of patriotland. there was one other member who right honorable the ultra -loyal Imperialist sion then if one spoke with the is held dear for theor Empire? upon If it was wrong for Mahon to utter not spoke besides Mr. Mahon. I attend- concerned with fact, which he He have no interest-the Italian people. that I have. never been es -en a proism or country, the happy chance to pounce tongue of an angel he would a or with history, of which he is has sold them all for what they I would think myself recreant to my moter of, or an apologist for, a po- certain words from a single public him as a sedition monger and in one iota their clandestine ed that meeting, and heard the not, alter know / as a member of this House if would trust ignorant, he No honorable platform in Melbourne, then apparently bloodshed. how of for member licy honorable of the speech fetch would traitor to the oath of allegiance. decree." did not fearlessly cepress my opin- member can rightly accuse me of much more wrong was it for the and every occasion on which If I were called as a that upon Not, however, for the protection asolutely correct. We have Kalgoorlie. being viewing with satisfaction a condi- press to publish those words ion when I saw any nation, Mr. Hughes Uncomfortable these That is mean attempts have been the statement witness, I could not swear that the these except safety of King and Country dobut record, no unfairly treated, and men grossly right of a memto it war in Ireland. thousand newspapers rig member gave expression made to limit the the political miscreants act thus, irritThis afternoos, finding himself in wronged, by any part of the Empire tion of prolonged which has appeared :n the "Ar- honorable statements freest discusis war in Ireland; but it is, out the Commonwealth? which have ber to indulge in to those position of having no of which oust a political enemy whose and gus," of Mr. Mahon's speech. this Dominion is a part, There questions, either be the unhappy If the words spoken by Mahon only too true that it is unhappily, himself, convict Which the honorable been set forth in the "Argus." I sion of publicmethod to ating presence was so apparent, willing Marks: criminal Mr. of a vote in While this is true of, foreign nations a war which is being carried on were in themselves evil, their pub. the arbitrary doubly manifest, in a recent division member for Kalgoorlie 'does not say that deliberately, and I am not Parliament or by improperly invok- the Prime Minister began to shuffle which I have no interest at all, without the observance the lication by the press must have of on oath. in which the Government retained deny. at the table, and finally in I am free to admit that it applies principles warfare been infinitely more injurious than law of the land, the people about "Oh! the ing civilised memof reswear honorable 'Argus' you The the Would is office by only a bare majority. here Hughes. Mr. Tudor. said, Mr. to the have endorsed the conduct of the Prime Minister says, "As for his utterance of them. the with much greater strength But what of this very jealously - ber for Kalgorlie has denied the sub- that he did not use them? which I draw The and have hu- port." He did not know that At most 3,000 people heard what us, we are an essential part of the (Mr. Tu- country- and race from the report. guarded institution of Parliament? Mr. Tudor: As far as I know, he member concerned, stantial accuracy ofreport my blood-one of the oldest and British Empire." We are; and as he said. who was respon- Lender of the Opposition man By the agency of the the I militated what with him follow words. to This bright jewel in the crown of "Argus" those soon Let the did not use dor: was so assert nations in the world, do most honored I newspapers in action. his words reached evert Brisuch the for of appeared part what sible essential damn an to are we Empire? Hark They know it would But he does not with confidence, consistently with the right honorable gentleman'sof own Mr. Hughes hat embellished the tish Empire, surely it is perfectly man, woinan and child in Australia September 18 said. an and which have not an They reliability the the London Times of that upon ever. for judgment them of every country in clear that it is not only our privi- who was able to read. journal's the terms of the amendment which in their composi deny them. So he read that statesmanship last as coming from the world. The very fact that alleged seditidue iota of fair play Mr. Tudor: He denies the sub- we are now considering, that where "Argus" report. lege, but our bounden duty, to prospecial travelling representatiVe "Argus" is a rotten rag: stantial with confidence. It was the utterances are thus repeated and to Aus- tion. The accuracy of the statements. the head of a Government takes the reportthing sort. foul of the Peace when The Talisman test, in the strongest terms, ag- ous most and the ing the Prince of Wales visitadvertiseof had, he that press only a gutter Par. the whole of in multiplied the place by the very people who to his in from say, regard an I it posis is makes It responsibility policy which the "Argus" Yarra Conference. ainst recently. the tralia member for of I am happier when when it is sup- statements attributed to the honor- liament of affirming that he has de- the honorable British Government to condemn them is sufficient proof the for sible nothing. had ment that has gone the rounds he than him, me tc replied had attacking taliswas the Self-determination that those utterances have not the I hope that I finite evidence of a criminal characthe debased member-and reable the the without Ireland to in war and wage aid, nothing thworld and bespeaks for owe I But still he groped porting me. man at the Peace Conference, at attributed to are pernicious effects to which politics in this court. newspaper in am regarded as being is truthful asI ter against a man, his undoubted le I have three affidavits which this man-this right honorable straints or restrictions which .1nd in that case, if they the very "Argus" or any other most honorable membeis-that duty is to put that man upon trial said, "Oh! try have descended under them very un- gentleman, with petty mind-attend- imposed on civilised nations in time them are as harmless as their widespread cannot swear that those statements before a properly constituted legal here." He fumbled regime Australia. war. one of upon able tutorage of the Hughes' first comfortably, looked and discoursed in company with dissemination lay the press quire Mr. Hughes on Newspapers. were made. tribunal. Of course, the right which the Prince is probably the oth- ed, Mr. Asquith's Indictment. Self-deterdo side of them and then upon men of greater minds plainly indicates, why- penalise to that may- yet s stillgrateful. There is no need When I said, m the subject mat- honorable gentleman I remind honorable membersweeks er. Again he said, "I have three mination! that principle of For man for tittering them? I believe except because so thtee opinion, say or I scorching thing was What more Times' that. allethe the that fortnight a amendment, honorab'e glorify An ter of my about here." of a war affidavits fought we to The truth is, of course, that sediti equal self-determintion are member apparently Government ever said, what sterner indictment affiagainst the honorable that the that the correspondent "Nationalist" ago, when the honorable made "Whose ' r gations interjected, men poor member made We years. five asked member did not concern his ever made against a Govern. our utterance is a crime invented by con- first prejudicing the trial of the realised how rotten for Hindmarsh (Mr. Makin) What do they say? Read poorer and rich men richer. For was by daidts? to enable them to perMinister a question with the that principle of self-determination ment than that made by Mr. H. H. Governments politic:: are, but here it is in Parliament,' or the matter honorable member for Kalgoorlie "Oh! no," replied wide- the Primeto a statement that had duct House, them." of secute those whom they hate or "Beyond doubt, there isAustralia reference of discipline in Parliament. the re- a public discussion in this trial be- Prime Minister, "one of them says we dragged hundreds of thousands Asquith, late Prime Minister fear, or to otherwise serve their own beyond all question one England, some and then placing him upon in the Press Sr. connec- mark caused hilarity among spread dismay throughout something appeared and the other of Britishers from their homes unof political life. tion with the Geneva Conference, he honorable members. men of our times in ends. I repeat that fors a jury. If the Prime Minister so-and-so. at the degeneration thought them," "Give us the der the odious policy of conscrip- of the greatest It is absurd to suppose that Meof and replied: Great Britain, at all events-what Politicians are constituted does that he will be merely repeat- else." "Read . . we are not a properly contion, and made them fight. For that more scorching indictment could be hon's words could inflict the smallbalked of with a disconcerting fami"The question reveals one of the we self-determination of est particle of damage upon the principle ignorance phenomenon a is made against a Government than tempt. It causes of the appalling But Hughes had gone applied war measures in this coun- that which he made when he spoke British Empire. liar enough here, but it has of mankind. The honorable memMinis- of the hellish reprisals that Prime the his own Adsenabled reason for pretending to be And which try the Australia. if as in were farther newspaper his even ber reads the into minions Dehis horror-stricken of send by diem. post to ter Bible going on in Ireland, and declared tralia is the advanced statements therein were As for the Parham-Stare majorityp homes of the pccple, drag out the that, for a parallel to what was of a mocracy 1" truths. The basic principle into them send and -well, had they no reason at all, aspect men, young National every the in moreover disbelief happening there, one had to to It is look 'citizen should be For that the conditions prevailing in Belgium but with an utterly brainless and concentration camps. news. he reads in of this political treachery that has statement he during the German occupation? The conscienceless servility just did the principle of self-determination likewire bewildered theOurdemocratic papers." valued would have forced those young men honorable member for Barrier has thing that the crafty little "Empire press of Australia. was the Prime Minister's opin took the That across the seas if it had not been quoted, as I have quoted, in other savere wanted them to do. Eastern inn its ion less than three weeks ago. It that the outraged people rose in places, Lord Cecil, Viscount Grey, "Hansard." the in case up in its National sense, and found be may of judgment their might, and threw the pro- and that long lint from the Labour TO THE ELECTORS 01' HALthe better for their we yield to was right then it Apparently reminding Party and every other party in GOORLIE. posal back in his face, the merits of Hughesian tactics Prime Minister to ridicule a statehim that, voluntarily, 400.000 men Great Britain, united in their conin Press the in throughout this piece of scandalous appeared ment that a fight for demnation of the policy of England to Before leaving Melbourne for Kal. sea the than across wider is gone had This ConGeneva the fillibustering. with connection we import goorlie on Tuesday, Mr. Mahon it; and for self-determination in regard to Ireland. State matter; it is of grave ference, but now we are asked to have left 80.000 precious dead on We hear a lot about Sinn Fein. I made the following statement:ance to Australia as a whole. latest accept as gospel truth every word of when -day, To "It is desirable to make the posithe battlefields. of foreign meeting. I A stinking feature thought it was self-determination by tion the Argus report of aMinister (? quite clear: I have been exthe war is all over, the Prime Min- another name. There are some that great Nationalist "victory" now remind the Prime is, "Oh! pelled only a junta of political and answer that and excuse ister's victories-is apof the jingo all causes like people who associate Sinn Fein with personalby enemies this is one of the sitting in secret what of it? What is self-determin- necessarily a policy of outrage I one side of the argument has been palling ignorance of mankind. and He said that we murder. I cannot help, eon can I conclave. Their vote in the House all' after ation, any if that propagated for public consumption. Speaker, Mr. also recall, of illumtheir previous secession confirmed the merely in to'erate up would not shows House Hansard this Federal wholly explain, their ignorance. The honorable member of any one of the Australian States; Sinn Fein movement was in its ini- clandestine decree. They had not inating perspective the devilish question founded to gets up to ask astatement, would not. But the tiation a distinguished ess'ntially lian atom of real evidence against we probably and very you methods employed by the Press means on a newspaper vital distinction is that the union terary revival. It was meant to be me; they acted ou a lying report in it is a wet, rob the people of reasonable case. often intimate that enemy newspaper; the man who between England and Ireland was a policy of self-help far pracof judging the merits of theconfisIreland. an known rule of parliamentary newsthis report refused to swear consummated by fraud, and has And es -en to -day, laboring as on Public confidence has been founded questions they Itwrote that tice force. My repudiation of the by since ever outside was maintained and been cared both inside under this great terror, the Sinn it was correct. statements are net in order confirmed by Labour PerlisIf honorable members opposite are Parliament itself has paper askn.ember legislature. Fein policy one honorable is mainly of peaceful the unless too strong-if they development of Irish industry, Irish mentariana who heard my speech, may have phrase the think repersonal forfeited any esteem it It takes remained ing the question should contemplate the possibility education, an.ethe Irish language. and by other reporters. Thus a gross otherwise possessed. sponsibility for the aceuracy of the outrage has been perpetrated by of a motion of expulsion against me Under the polity of Sinn Fein for the Federal Labour Party to statements. Now, the honorable all this partisan jacquerle. Prom them for having used it-I remind thens these various phaete of local and the champion the ideals and importance denies Kalgoorlie for member of to greatest and the being, by no appeal to the law courts, used it was that of Australia's National of a report that natural activities are cultivated Ia have re substantial accuracy right enjoyed by the most abanall English statesmen, William Ew- and maintained in spite I have uphold the rights of an elected of the M- doned criminals. appeared in the "Argus." has whatpart, My only a whose my For people the art Gladsome. of believe el presentadve Sinn Fein is a policy of is to the electors of Kalgoorlie. sat forth the reasons why Iplace ever some mat, say. and whatever I ention. to political and private character was Parliament is not the I self-determination, and the only dif- alone can undo the wrong wrought Britain, and Ireland about say Faithful to cause and this not assailed. do I a man for sedition. ference between it and reif.determin. by this combination of Tory pr try fought grateful sufficiently be members never these shall principles, is properly conas commonly understood, is Steers and labor renegades, chiefly overwhelming think Parliamentresponelbility. to that long and distinguished line talon, valiantly against If, for that in that Sinn Fein is a language older because of my fidelity to labour for who, of British statesmen, Their speeches were a clever stituted has odds. in the Press, there alleged the English language and per- over twenty years. I believe K as than men a condemnand have colleague language, a scorching defence of with reference PROVIDERS, which was reserve been a party meetinghonorable ed, month after month, and year tains to a nation which and torious, decisive attemot to mem Contornuet on. Page 4.) and valiant, matter, this brilliant to scholarly functions. those gross only and odious the year, after Parliament for meeting that attended %Oho bore even the which gz the control of *dune tan down Irouse Qanetritarlion *IOW bee applied ;hark beds

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Unveiling Memorial to the late Rev. Father Smyth, 0.M.1.

at this solemn and impressive cereALBANY. MULLEWA. mony. Over the grave of your dear friend and mine, he has unveiled the ST. ILDEPHONSUS' COLLEGE. The fete held annually in St. JosPresentation Convent Concerto Celtic Cross, the glorious emblem of eph's Hall, in aid of the Convent Faith and Fatherland, that above Alliance Francais. Results. NOBLE MEMORY. A NOBLE TRIBUTE TO A funds, will take place on December the moaning of the wind and the (From Our Correspondent). 8th (Wednesday). 9th, and 10th. sighing of the cypress, will tell to Many hands are busy and a successly This year's Alliance results were have en a run future that to generations beneath its There seems of that vast gathersolemn ceremony of unveiling striking fidelity ful sale in anticipated. The school varilonely sleeping the published last Friday, the 19th Nov- a The shadow, his last of successful concerts from worthy memorial to the saintly ing remain: while devoted priests, sweet sleep, rests all that is mortal ous convents and Cathohc institu- concert recently given with sc much secured ember, and New Norci Three Dead Snakes. the Father emulating the example of My dear Children,-Just to make of late Rev. the memory success in the Town Hall was reand the passes of big share Aca of an of a the State quite enthralling personality tions throughout by mighty dead, hold aloft the torch a start with the puzzle competition Yaliminning, Nov. 5th, 1920. peated, by request, in St. Joseph's Mr. Smyth, O.M.I., was performed V.G won in this State. , I give you this week a preliminary of Faith, the lamp of nationality, great priest, a man of God -like char- cording to recent issues of THE Hall on Thursday last. Right Rev. Monsignor Verling, Dear Aunt Bessie,-I was delight- distinctions M.A., the examiner for the on ity, one of the purest and noblest RECORD Mullewa, not to be outFre the over, in the Church world round in the guessing tournament. ed when I saw my letter in pnnt. Irving, afternoon the Catholic Sunday recently days few in of in spent a patriots the stormy history has succeeded establishing done, State, I do so that you might assemble On Wednesday we took our sheep Notwithstand- the venerable Mother of the Ages, our exiled race. Cemetery. May lie rest in a record in the way of successful enoral work done in French mantle the your thinking powers and gradually to Mr. Marshal to be shorn, and testing the the extraordinary tropical condi- would increase and multiply, "THE COUNTRY GIRL." and expressed him- ing tertainments. The hall was packwork up an interest in the competi- brought them home on Monday. We at the College, tions prevailing, the vast attendance blessing of Heaven would attend peace. the profit; with pleased ed, and the good Sisters must have highly Other Speakers. self Leading talent taking part in the tion. The following is one of Three killed three snakes and one iguana. in keeping with the memorable them in this new land, and the dawn the interest taken was ou been delighted with the large audi- musical comedy, "A Country Girl" Sir. P. J. J.P., for Hevron, speaking a brighter day would arise which I have set for my nieces and The crop is getting high up Yilli- ency shown and He of occasion. is very anxious of ence: and the audience were delight- are:-Mr. Jack Stephens as Geofnephews who are not competing in minning way now. We have one in the subject. of the Amongst the clergy present were their kith and kin, for their sadly af- behalf of the Catholic people same pupils with the programme presented, to hear more the Story-telling Contest.. Mr. Jack Dwyer as Barry (the Rev. Monsignor flicted Motherland beyond the seas. North Fremantle, was proud indeed ed bee -hive, which we brought home after another year at the work, and observed: Right applauding each item vigorously. frey; f in been the move. ro have associated chief ), Mr. Leslie PerlRev. NevV.G., and Fathers are Verling, last Saturday evening, and they Riddles. Mr. Dowling Speaks. as a t that, forward More look particularly the orchestral and stein ascemedian to seems .ment organised to do fitting honour The Rajah; Mr. E. B. Ayris O.M.I., Hayes, O.M.I., Flynn, garden ille, flower Our now. working pleasure. personal (For my Little Friends Under Mr. Jas. S. Dowling. a warm per- to the memory of the lamented Oh' fancy dancing. "Love's Melody," by as Sir Joseph Verity, Mrs. Minnie O.M.I., Benedict, the O.M.I., Casey, and the rain, since hat improved Mr. Irving, though a strict exam- O.S.B, (Fremantle), Father late Father: In his humble opinion the orchestra, consisting of Mrs. Harley as Sophie, Miss Doris Diary There was a washerwoman who had hollyhocks are higher than myself. iner, Rev. sonal friend of the late Very Misses Taeger, O'Connor, as Nan (The Country Girl), Miss evidently meant what he said. said: the late Father Smyth was his ideal Wheatley, seven pockets, The fruit trees are growing now, Out of the 51 candidates presented Father Treacy, C.SS.R., Rev. Fathers Smyth, of Hon. the MemorAs Secretary of a great priest, and he firmly be- and Haley, first violins; Mira M. Cal- Claire Scaly as The Princess. Miss Each pocket had seven cats, ' little Lynch, Gilroy, O'Neill, O'Callaghan, and the almond trees have 10 of 43 passed, laghan, College Master J. Shannon, second Florence Taaffe as Marjorie, and Mr. the from to I am grateful ial Committee, lieved that none more deserved. Each cat had seven kittens, Brothers were renuts on them. Well, dear auntie, In the and Griffin.by The got distinctions. mandolins, Misses Paton and Stan O'Brien as Lord Anchetter. How many feet walked across the I must close now. With love to your- whom State Bro. Boland, O.M.I., Father Neville for the melancholy, Is popular with all creeds and classes violin; num- presented the total 34 was Haley-put the audience in an apwhole of this afternoon, if happy privilege, HI was ever landed in Australia. Mr. Claude Deeley is the producer, bridge self and the "wee ones."-I remain, ber of distinctions. New Norcia and the Christian Brothers. paying a simple act of filial affec- more than pleased with the eloquent preciative humour, being so sweetly Mr. A: L. Oldrini the assistant proOpen to all contributors under 12 your loving nice, Description of the Memorial. "When I'm a Man," play- ducer and stage manager, and Miss got -four out of the nine in Division the resting of a tributes paid to Father Smyth by played. tion over last place KELLY. EILEEN to Aunt Bessy's Page. The first III.. while only one distinction was The form of memorial approved life-long friend. After listening to Monsignor Verling and Mr. Dowl- ed by the boys, was also an excel- Lewis the ballet mistress. The correct answer received by me not My dear Eileen,-I have not been awarded in each of the two higher to perpetuate the hallowed re- the eloquent and golden words of ing, and he felt that their expres- lent item: the lads true to their prices for the musical comedy are !agar than the 11th. December will able to reply to your nice little let- divisions. In Division IV. the Col- of Monsignor Verling, and because of sions gave joy to the Oblate Fathers training, speaking and acting their as follows:-Reserved stalls and membrance of the lamented Oblate be awarded the priae-a handsome ter earlier. So you will have to for- lege got six distinctions out of the Father, consists of a magnificent Cel- addressing you also in God's broad like born orators. The action dress circle 5/-, unreserved stalls 3/3, special sense, and to the gather- parts book, with Aunt Bessy's auto- give my delay if you have been dis- 23 awarded. The general results tic Cross, executed in polished Al- acre, the home of the silent dead, in a generally. The deceased priest song and dance, "Roses," by the back stalls 2/2. and gallery I/1 (in graph. appointed. I should be very scared, show the test to have been a rigor- bany granite. The finished design, there arises a parsing feeling of em- ing he senior girls, was very dainty; and a eluding tax). years during the did noble work Get down to work at once, and I think, if I met a snake. I don't ous one, hence the results are a great measuring some 15 feet from base to barrassment to which happily one spent at St. Anne's, North Freman- recitation, "Tiny Tim," by Misses Special announcement re the early the think I'd have the courage to kill it. satisfaction to teacher and pupils. show me by your interest in apex, won generous praise, and com- might plead no stranger under other tle, and his leaving, in the effort to Taeger, Shannon, Hawker, Callaghan bookings for the box plans is adverThe following are the deta'ls of the manded universal admiration. Im- conditions and at other times. And restore to health a shattered consti- and llaley was much appreciated. tised in another column of the issue competitions that you are really in- So I imagine you are a very courare Iguanas little Eileen. "The Dolls ageous Show," by from St. the junior Ildephonsus':in your Alliance terested the Corner and mediately underneath the cross, and yet withal, he would be poor indeed, tution, was deeply deplored by the Mr. Jack Dwyer as Barry excells perhaps not the undesirables that Division Ie-Pass: Eric Pym. loving,. AUNT BESSY. gracefully wrought in golden char- an object of compassion, who failed members of his own flock, and by girls, was great, the little is speak- himself as the chief comedian in snakes are, and I would not be so distinctly and the forthcoming production, and Division II.-Pass: T. Clifford, A. acters. appears the following inscrip- to pay a brief and humble tribute to the citizens at large, was the occa- ing and acting s very as are not afraid of them they neat, one could ersilsdistinguish the Milesi, K. Byrne. Acknowledgement. tion, which revives a glory in its the saintly memory of Father sion of widespread regret. the public are warned to beware I hope the love and care that had been render- in case of accidents by Barry's cornsuch sneaky pests. Division III.-Distinction: M. Gor- setting by the delicate intrusion of Smyth. Well, when God called the The Children of Katannin Sun- shearing turned out well. and that man, F. Reader, R. Seaman, E. Clifed to make the item so successful. icalities. immortal shamrock: "Erected would-be levite from the old home Father Neville, 0 -MI., Fittingly A most amusing attracday School, through Faith itzgeo the crop will be a good one. You ton, Pass: E. Byron, J. Sanders, R. the Concludes. Of course an Irish reel must go with tion will be the duet sung and dancby a grateful to the saintly and the old people for His service in old, sends the "wee ones" 10s. Aunt seem to have a very nice little home Bryant, L. Angelo, P. Diamond, J. memory of Rev.people concert, and must, of ed "Two Little Chicks," lion Barry Father John Smyth, the cloister, they gave him up with Rev. Father Neville, O.M.I., on be- a convent Bessy sends Faith and her little patch in Yilliminning, and I hope Horan. raise course, heeltapping applause, OM I. who died at Fremantle, 7th. a murmur or a sigh, for they of the. Oblate Fathers, warmly especially when danced by Misses and Sophie. It's screamingly"-funny friends the "wee ones- thanks. everything will be rosy and bright Division IV,-Distinction: L. Wil- January, 1919. aged 48 years. Rest were children of the Land of Saints. half from beginning to end. A yerytracethanked Monsignor Verling, the My little friend, Kathleen Fitz- around you when Father Christmas liams, F. Grogan, F. Edwards, J. in peace." octagonal kerbing Long years rolled by, and then a day Vicar General, for coming at great Hawker, Callaghan, and the two ful dance in the opening of the secgerald, returned her card and £1 5s calls.-Yibur loving AUNT BESSY. Berry, D. Baldwin, S. Ryine. Pass: in MahoganyThe came when their was .re- inconvenience, to perform the iirs Haley's girls. Club swinging by the ond scene will be appreciated by all sacrifice Creek granite, lends fid collected for the "wee ones." boys was well done, showing health who are lovers of clever dancing. E. Jacobs, W. Bryant, J. Chum, G to the picturesque enclosure an ad- warded a hundredfold, and when it veiling ceremony. Grace, their and vigour 'Thanks very much, Kathleen, dear. A New Friend. not neglected. Jeffs, L. Tierney, J. White, C. Mar- ditional charm, and represents the was the untold joy of our revered beloved Archbishop,Hiswould Mr. Jack Stephens, recognised as have Piano duet bywere I am very grateful. Misses Hawker and one of the leading vocalists in the tell, F. Livesley, W. Durack, A Mose- final effort in a noble tribute to a Vicar General, Monsignor Verling, to been Cottesloe Nov. Beach, 9th, 1920. that delighted to be with them My good little friend Leonard liarTraeger was also a ve-y successful West, does full justice to his part ley, J. Antonio, B. Cronin, L. Durack, noble memory. witness this Dear Aunt Bessie,-As the glorious this is disciple of De afternoon to enshrine the memory of item. Misses Hawker, two Haley's, as Geoffrey. rop sends me 10/-, the proceeds of "a first time I have written to you C. Johnson, J. Guhl, J. McKay, E. Mazenod, whose voice to-day is still- his old friend in golden sentences, Monsignor Wanes Discourse, Benefit Concert got up by him in aid hope' you will accept me as one of Sampey, L. Hynes, J. Stewart, J. and Traeger, danced a hornpipe in ed in death, raise his anointed hand of the "wee ones." It would have Th.:. orchestra Following the unveiling ceremony, in benediction, and with the light but as they were well aware he was true sailor style nieces. I will be twelve years Gibbs, J. Rutherford, J. Scott, C. his ad lamina visitation to again. captivated the audience been larger if Leonard's friends had your Monsignor in ' thy conclusion to a mist enjoyable Verling, in the course of of God breaking from his brow im- paying of age on Thursday, and am in the Cunningham. Rome. he Nev' However, (Father all paid up, but they didn't. Leo- fifth standard and attending school rendering "Shadows," and the boys evening. an eloquent address, paid a golden part his first blessing to the assem- ille) was proud to that raised much merriment with their nard did his very best, and I am de- at the Presentation Convent, Cottestestimony to the life and labours of bled multitude, and then with tear. his place had beenacknowledge Lordship Bishop Kelly made worthily filled play of "Who Stole the Rabbit?" theHis lighted with his effort. Thanks, Leo- lce Beach. My h the saintly dead. He said he had dimmed eyes, bidding a long fare. by from Geraldton to be present g Verling. To the An action song and dance, "Beauti- also trip November 11th, 1920. nard.- e AUNT AESSY. to the Cottesloe Conventbrother, a grateful if melancholy remem- well to all that life holds dear, set clergyMonsignor many others from Tenindewa school. We of the their ful Butterflies," was exceptionally and other places. Archdiocese, Dear Aunt Bessy,-I was very die brance of the sorrowful ceremonies out for this distant Mission under A dance followed have only recently shifted down here appointed hearts went in td out gratitude, and not have to met you at favours Received. good. The looked very' the concert. Well, everyone who St. the Southern Cross. from Northam, and we like the place the bazaar, but it cannot be helped of well nigh two years ago in With the Ca- the vast assemblage of every rank, pretty indeed. costumes A renitence; by sen- could get a foot on the floor had a Patrick's, prior to their bearing with tholic people of Fremantle, the late of every age, and of every shrine, for "Gracious," Kalgoorlie, sends 5/ very well, as we live handy to the ior girls "The Ocean. the next go, and squeezed past somehow. for the "wee ones" in gratitude for water and enjoy a paddle whenever Everyone was pleased i twas such a bowed heads and breaking hearts Father Smyth's burning zeal, his their attendance. And that they item. The Japanese being Please, Aunt Bessy, will the body of their beloved pastor to tireless energy in the Vineyard of Fan by the ju- Mullewa is great on dances you favours received through the Bless- we are allowed to go to the beach. success. me might bear away with them a correct nior girls was also mui-h a you send collecting card as soon its last liked. know-be it a wedding, birthday, resting place on ed Sacrament. earth. And None of us can swim. but we hope as possible, and I will do my best bethe Master, have been the theme of interpretation of what that grati- Then the girls danced the "Princess or political gathering, although he had had long experience we must to learn soon. No doubt the change tween this tongue. His holy life, a life tude means, he would but add that Gavotte," finishing the end of the of the sorrows of the tomb, and had every up with "Ribbon dance. Correction. down here will be nice after the hot month for theand of sunshine, and, alas! of shadow, "wee ones." Thanks own burden of grief and care has been a daily inspiration to bet- they (the Oblate Fathers) were priv- Drill" by the senior girls This The Sisters wish to thai,k all who Last week I acknowledged 5/ summers spent in Northam. I for the kind offer of a photo of the his to live ileged ander the same roof item must always be done correctly the loss of the great missionary ter things for each and all, until we with Father Smyth for them, especially the parents Vagerup. It should went to Northam for a couple of "wee ones." It is very good of you. over from almost a gen- to be successful, and it was a wo- assisted of the children and are happy to remember him to-day eration. He was happy days last week and saw a good We are looking forward to our who had been his companion have read M.A.E., Wokalup. to publicly of my school mates and school picnic, which will be shortly. friend for over twenty years, yet he as the gentle pastor, who shed a lus- announce that aftemon. and he sinA reader of the Children's Page many filled with emotion at that won- tre round the sacred character or sends postal note for 15/- for the friends. There was a picnic at the Our school concert will be held some was cerely hoped his words would not derful manifestation of a people in the priesthood during le's d , to which I was time this month, and I twenty be lost upon the people of the State, To Zoo last "wee ones." with best wishes. hope it will agony, and his heart went out years missionary career in Western this good friend on behalf of the invited by one of my girl friends, be a success, as it always is. This is their that this noble tribute of a grateful sympathy with the faithful or Australia. Faithful follower of the "wee ones" I send their love and and of course I went and had a good all the news at present, hoping you in was under the direction of He (Monsignor Ver. Lowly Nazarene, no wonder to find people, time and enjoyed myself or the will send me a card soon. With love. Fremantle. thanks. AUNT BESSY. the Oblate Fathers, entirely West ling) was indeed proud of the privil- him beloved by all boat from Fremantle to South and of Australian. One further golden triremain, your oving niece, ege to be with them that afternoon, all shrines. But whatpeople and remain, lovPerth back.-I your shall one say Josephine Is Pleased. MONICA FITZGERALD. when they were honouring in a noble of the esteem and veneration enter- butc, and by no means the least, reing niece, in perpetuity for his dear 18 Woodbridge Terrace, The late tained towards Father Smyth by the mained Others were disappointed also, my manner a noble priest. VERONICA McKENNEY. friend and companion, and it_ West Midland Junction, Father Smyth's name was dear Monica, heuse glory of Ireland's priesthood-the dead but I am really sorry was easy Many happy returns, my dear I didn't meet you: perhaps I may hold word among the clergya of fulfilment, that they October 24, 1920. found that when a knighthood was given him in recognition of his famthe clergy of the Archdiocese of Perth? would oftenof remember him before Dear Aunt Bessy,-I am writing Monica, and let me give you a very have that pleasure during the Christ- Archdiocese. His zeal and devo- So great was their admiration of his the Altar of God. ous book. to thank you for accepting me so cordial welcome to our Corner. I mas season. I hope to be tion in the work of the sacred minvirtues, so exalted their opinion of kindly into your very large family hope to hear from you very often. mantle then, and I shall be inat Frethe istry, his tireless energy, his bound- this soggarth of the ages, that did of nieces. I was overjoyed when I am very pleased to know that you early Sunday Mass at St. Patrick's. less enthusiasm in every deserving it remain to them, with the mantle I rea.1 my letter ii THE RECORD, are a pupil of the Presentation Con- I will send a card. my good little cause, made him the centre of hove of the episcopate upon his shoulders, Nis and I think the title which you vent, Cottedue. and that your bro- friend. I am sorry I didn't send and admiration. How much his own he would stand before the people of gave to my letter was very appro- thers are also pupils of the school. you one sooner, but late than devoted brethren, the good Oblate other climes a Prince of the CaHad he dared to publish such candid criticism during the hospriate, as I was very anxiously wait I think your school is delightfully not at all. When I better . B. and J Fuller. Lessees get a photo Fathers miss the happy sunshine of tholic Church. However, Providtilities, he would have probably found himself behind lock and ring to recive THE RECORD to see situated, and you should be very of the wee ones I willcan Soc. his presence it is beyond him to des ence had far other designs for Operatic . Perth Producers send you one. the If I had been accepted as one of happy with the Sisters. I am glad I hope your concert har. Even the censured accounts which he wrote from the battlewill be a. great scribe. Their loss must be great in- devoted Oblate of Mary, his destiny your nieces. I am not ashamed to that you like Cottesloe. I think success, and that Father And you, his spiritual chil- we s writ large in Heaven's Decree, fields created a great stir. And when his master -work on the great Christmas deed. Musical Comedy Charming own I felt very pleased when I read it is a very nice place, and being s9 will bring dren, you the Catholic people of and therefore, you many blessings.seeing the days of his war, his considered judgment of its causes and conduct, appeared, it 'my own letter and your kind ans- near the Beach it shduld have many, Your loving, Fremantle, for whom Father Smyth earthly pilgrimage AUNT BESSY. fast drawing to a wer, and I hope I shall prove my- attractions for you after a long spell was hailed by the world as sunlight is greeted out of darkness. toiled and prayed, feel the sense of close, he left to us his children, as a self worthy of being one of your of inland. You will find many pleaseparation. This magnificent rnonu precious remembrance, Khthleen's Forgetfulness. A that he Gibbs must be more grateful still by the universal acclamation nieces and write to you regularly. sures, I am sure, on the coast, and meet which your generosity has might be permitted to rest among Gifford-road, Bridgetown. I must ask you to forgive my not you will not want after a time to of his book, than by his knighthood. Literally, hundreds of thouerected to his hallowed memory will the people whom he had learned to (By Special Arrangement with J. C. October 27th, 1920. answering sooner, because we are leave it for the country again. You to generations to come be Ltd.) sands an em. of copies have been snatched up throughout the civilieed Williamson. practicing for our annual school con- must be in the Corner for Christmas Dear Aunt Bessy,-It is about time quent if silent witness to your devo- love. Then, in the spirit of the Christian warrior, I who, wrote to mortally ssorld. you, Many hundreds isn't it, have been in Perth alone. sold but I for tion and your love. cert, which is to take place shortly. and be interested in our puzzle cornIt will be a wounded on the field of glory, wraps got about it until now. We Aunty, will you please send me a petition-Your loving. are along life's rugged path, his martial Commencing having very nice weather here late- milestone cloak around him and AUNT BESSY. collecting card, and I will do my the way of faith and sacri- calmly & the end, this valiant ly; sometimes it rains a little though. pointing very best towards the comfort of to your children's children. It soldier awaits of the Cross laid What sort of weather are you hay- fice himself Tom's Valid Excuse. the "wee ones.With love to the Western Australian agents), had to cable several times for will serve as a noble example ,of down to die, and 4th. December, Saturday, amid a ing up in wave of Perth? Hope yourself and all my cousins-Your it is nice. 22 Holdsworth-st., Fremantle, courage, of your resolve universal sorrow passed into the fresh supplies. A big consignment has just come to hand, and it Last. Thursday and Friday we had splendid rlat_niece, a high ideal to keen evergreen (For a Limited Season of Seven November 14th, 1920. priesthood as though annual bazaar, which was a cons- after his will be offered at the old price of i2/6 (registered postage 9d. extra HINE KORBOSKY. Nights Only). the memory of the beloved dead. eternal Dear Aunt Bessy,-It is such a our death had been a gentle plete sleep. We success. I have not heard Happy, thrice happy, is the lot of I am very pleased, dear Joseph- long while since I last wrote to you, what Box Plans at Nicholson's, Ltd. are assembled here this afternoon to we took' yet. There As a reasonable present for young and old, tin, handsome. enwere I the think it is distinguished time to take my up Order of ine that you were pleased when you the Oba last public tribute to his The Greatest Attraction Yet WitThe only excuse I manyandbeautiful prizes for the raf lates of Mary Immaculate when cast pay lightening volume cannot be surpassed. w your letter in the Corner. The writing again. many people went in for amid such agreeable surroundings. saintly memory, and I should like nessed in Perth. ittle pleasures we give each other can offer for my long silence is on ac- fles, to add, to mark our appreciation A great many people turn- This memorable afternoon Brothers them. Prices:-Reserved Stalls and Dress akes up the delights of the cir- count of the Christian you have also of the illustrious Order of the tip for the bazaar. The stalls Stalls, 3/3. a further proof Mother was very busy,, ed cle, and when you are with us for Appeal. of the of Mary- Immaculate, our Circle, 5/-; Unreserved were very prettily decorated. There afforded warmth of your admiration and Oblates Stalls, 2/3: Gallery, 1/1 (in Back while I am sure you will not want therefore I had to help her in many were four stalls-a produce stall, fan- your love. Looking round upon joy, our glory, and our crown, which eluding tax). I will try to b emore regular o leave us until you are very old. I ways. the lamented cy Father Smyth stall, loved sweet stall, and the childglorious symbol of their holy with You saw lo not ever want to be old myself, in my writing in future. love, and of which stall. The roses and pansies this Faith, he (Monsignor Verling) was he wasa mother's :rid I shall not so long as I can find by the RECORD the grand success ren's ONLY ADDRESS: a gifted, distinguished son. are out in full bloom now, and the lost in wonder at the surpassing And in common a with little niece and nephew to talk of the bazaar; did you pay a visit to gardens the Oblate look very pretty indeed. grandeur, the greatness HOTEL PERTH dth. You have written a very the Town Hall while things were in The fruit trees in sublime Fathers, we are happy to remain inare covered MURRAY STREET (NEAR BOANSt with leaconception of this noble work of debted to the kindly Monsignor Ver ice letter, and I am delighted by full swing, if so I did not see you. ves, and the little J. J. RYAN, Prop rieto r apples and all art, a work which would t. I hope your school survive the ling, who in imitation of the Good concert We had a splendid attendant e for other kind of fruit are is noted for its Hotel all This out of the tempest the and vill be a great success. fortnight that the bazaar was the storm centuries Yes, dear, : O. P.O., Samaritan mentioned in the Gospel, blossoms. Last Sunday ,there were after they had been I will not write any more sports, '11 send you a card with pleasure, running. gathered Purity of Drinks. to has poured the balm of consolation and a log chop was one of decay. The Cross, the sacred em- into rid any little you may get for the about the bazaar, as you have al the items,the open wound by officiating Cleanliness and Civility. which caused great exciteblem of man's ready heard all particulars. Once redemption, 'wee ones" will be a pleasure the sign to ment, from Manjinup came of salvation to e. many, the bright Thank you for the love you again Christmas is drawing near in into seepeople it, and Bridgetown was ray of hope tothe the Christian soul, d the "wee ones" and your lov. a few more weeks we will be break. very lively that day. The river upon ing up for our holidays. Dear Aunt has almost which his dying lips are fixed ng returned to its normal with unutterable Bessy, as there is not any more news condition now. tenderness AUNT BESSIE. and I will be glad pity before lie crosses the threshold to tell you I must draw my letter to when it does, as I suppose it will be of eternity, tells the simplest story of a close, trusting you and the "wee time for Jack's Gratefully Received swimming then. We are a God -like priest, whom you have ones" are in the best of health.- practising for Apology. our school concert -day enshrined in blessed rememYour loving nephew. now. Nora told me to tell you that to Nannine, November 8. in the sight of angels and of THOMAS KINSELLA. she would write to you next week. brance Dear- Aunt Bessy,-I suppose you men. He was an eminently faithThomas, you have been neglecting This is all the news I have PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS ill think I have taken my card and tell, ful servant of the Man of Sorrows, ft your Corner altogether. I am me too long. I wondered what had with love to yourself and the to"wee and his name will be held in benehappened to I was you. almost ceriry sorry for keeping it so long. ones.' remain, your loving niece, diction for even Coming from the here are very few here to collect tain you had come to the concluKATHLEEN RYAN. Old Land, he (the Monsignor) was om now. and I was waiting for the sion that I was not worth the exKathleen Mavourneen,-You have reminded also that they had raised earers to come in from the sta- pense of Mr. Hughes' new Carsonite been waiting, I above the am sure, for a reply grave of -the priest and I am now delighted to ons, as I thought I would get a tuppeny. me and wondering why you patriot the Celtic Cross, to look on tle more on my card; but they did know that such is not your opinion from haven't got one. Blame the printer. which called up from within the t come this way, they went out to of me, and that you have been well The advent of Christian's is beginning halls of the memory the melancholy her stations. However, I'm return occupied since your last letter liqui- to worry history of his own loved "Island of g it now, with a money order for dating the debt on the Christian Bro- is doing him and he assures me HAVE PLEASURE IN INTRODUCING best he can for us and Sorrow." How beautifully has one of that I collected, and I'm sorry thers' Schools, I am sure you did yet he is the crowded with wants their national poets of other days e amount is not more. Nannine your bit for Brother Moore, and for his bitbeing of space. crystallised in matchless I don't song this think that a poor old place now; they have he was very pleased. Yes, I like to be a printer. Our prin- noble theme: D& st pulled down one of the big saw the great result of the bazaar I'd ter looks very worried sometimes, "The Celtic Cross raise o'er me, and tels, which makes a big gap in in THE RECORD. I do think all and I always feel the ivy like round it saying twine, somee town. I have a little baby concerned in raising such a fine thing consoling to him, but I can 'Twill tell the land that bore me that other four months old: his name total are to be congratulated. I find what I think is the right the dear old Faith was mine." Berne, and we are very fond of was at the bazaar, myself and an never to say. Printers are so conThe late Father Smyth loved Irein. I will end now. With love old friend I had not met for years. thing servative, you know. We are hay- land and loved it well, and it must yourself and the "wee ones."- I thought the stalls looked delight. ing very warm weather just now, and be to his immortal spirit a source ful, but, Thomas, dear, one would if it mr loving nephew, any warmer I think I'll of exceeding joy that afternoon to QUICK AND PERFECT ADneed a lot of money where there have gets JACK McCANN. to invest in ice. I am glad realise that his memory will be inwere so many energetic JUSTMENT TO THE FIGURE AT workers My dear Jack,-Ever so many to hear the bazaar tertwined with was the a remembrance success. of I s to you for your very nice Christmas is coming upon us 'van hope the results will be up EACH WEARING. to ex his Island Home, the cradleland of A CORSET WHICH PERMITS tribution to the wee ones I fast strides, and more heat than is pectations. Bridgetown, with their race. He (Monsignor Verr for a moment thought that pleasant. I am nearly melted, and and pansy trimmings, I can quite rose ling), from the memorable of event imSuitable for Average and Stout Figures, it gives a Perfect Straight would fail me. You did very Tabby is very dissatisfied. He has agine looks very charming. I hope that day, and all that it speaks for, Front and a small hip greet. indeed with the card, better by found a quiet corner under the tank, the fruit yield will be a big one. I would draw one conclusion, and it is most unconventional place, but notice you are than I expected. So I am most aTabby The time required to put this Corset on is but the matter of a anticipating the swim- this: that no power on earth, no! is an idle fellow. and so long ming eful to you. I couldn't think of few seconds, and the effects prodnced, together with the wonder days. I wish just now was not even all the dire miseries enunn a leaving the Corner, so. my dear as he can keep cool, he doesn't worry near a nice coot pool, my dear. IKathfill Comfort to the wearer, is remarkable. crated by St. Paul, could even for about the I conventions. hope - I didn't think that you had. leen. I would not resist its one hour delights. sever the golden of Ask to be shown the different Styles in this new type at w you would do your ben for when the holidays come round you I have a letter from Nora, and I was Christen charity that unitebonds priests and you did. I am sorry that will have heaps of pleasure by the very pleased to get it. My love and people, They in their forbears I am promising myself a week to you all, ins is not so prosperous as it sea. and to all had Bridgetown been tried in the furnace of perand I do hope it will get some or two by the seaside during the friends. You must have a say in our secution. but all in vain. Linked So you might puzzle competition-Your Christmas season. is old prosperity back again together almost from the .dawn of loving tear future. I hope little Bor- meet me some evening admir'ng the AUNT history BESSY. in a common cause, the I hope so is a strong, hearty little man, windows in High -street. cause of God and country, even as that someday he will be my lit -Your loving, AUNT BESSY. LODGINGS FOR CATHOLIC the martyrs of old, purified by tribnephew. 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e rst over, ter scoring one. adGOLDFIELDS CRICKE wickets fell rapidly, till theWeb for Their per other who, with Victorian "Centurions" journeyed, Campbell, of C.Y.M.S. vent Boulder Hill, lace, made a good stand. Campbell State Against England, drag, on Sunday last to Brown Only seven Victorians have made formidable Oroya-Links AT at length was clean bowled by LaniState to meet the we sent gan, and the remaining men were toss, the three figure scores for their Winning team. are: and they Here wickets, the dismissed for the low total against England. team to quickly home the and so first, 1907, in in Vernon Ransford, 102,120 not out in justified our judgment in doing of 60. Wallace, who went and causing consterna- batted finely for 28 not out, only 'Warwick Armstronggot 117 not out by immediately deadly bowling. In Campbell, with 14, was the Tom Horan 1912. with and tion, of 1898; in to reach double figures. man in 1886: Hugh Trumble 107 and A. no time, thanks to the bowling other figures of 7 for Peter McAlister 139 in 1904; 3 wickets, and Lanigan 5, did McCarthy and Harold Rodda, who secured the fine 24) ball. team Young, secured the W. Larnpard, Ill in the game lust Jock the damage with theby hard Nichol (1 for 16. we had the hitherto unbeaten CRICKET for all be- concluded. runs 20 of available-two then went in, and record Young wicket bad the with only other score for 3 innings lost opponent's has their his elastic at passed (By "WATTLE.") ing run out. Midland Sefton the loss of 6 wickets, The Englishmen's Drab Batting. BLOOMERS, in plain navy, Our hitting (15) 64. Children's Hoyle's Print less than 20 minutes. Livesley and 6 Price 4/11. 30 in a second knock, -Internationalist eventually closingread:forRodda, 4 for in (23) Australian I. 2, and 3. Price, 3/6; in 4, IL best. old Grogan sizes and doing An in (26), out) W.A.C.A. knee, not Lanigan in and (10 (32), waist Play analysis in sizes 111 and Groves howling Saturday's has this to say of the Englishmen's Curtin, 2 for were the chief scorers. Kelly (2), Silk ROMPERS, with square neck, Games. Children's Tussorevalue. 23; McCarthy, 3 for 28;Opening East Perth v. Subiaco. "If the Englishmen pursue, with Wallace (1), and Dawson (I) were Special Price, 8/11. batting: good 1 for 8. inches; South 20 Brennan, and 1; New re"A" Grade Check Cambric Sun BONNETS, in Wu& Subiaco batted first, and scored in the match against Smith, C.Y.M.S. was the only ones to obtain wickets for A Cheap Line in Children's for 11, v. East 90. Jones (311, Hogan (14). and Wales, the same batting tactics as McCarthy20,and the latter Special Price, 2/11. when Dawson. dewhite. Subiaco, 60 and 1 they run gistered and pink Saturday, to and on folwith turnbeing the principal by they displayed The points scored by the teams 13; DRESSES, in assorted stripes, 1 Arnup (ID Perth, 99. criticised. caught in the out-field. Rodda was done out date Girls' Cambric School serve to be mercilessly the on hips, in sizes 27 and 80 inches, Pik*. are:-Young, 16; Dawson, getters. The bowling was unluckily run and pockets North Perth, 187, v. Claremont, and success and 13), lowed, for belt only (2 not collar, Elliott 31), threaten 5. down They (4 for 14/6. Perry made a stand glum Lithgo, 8; Moseley, for 100. (1 for 12), of this tour, but may jeopardise the for 5. v. West Perth. Pascal! 13/6; 33 and 36 inches, Price, GOWNS, trimmed with embroidery and were looking McLeod (2 for 16), Heath Midland, 7 for 252. JUVENILES. call of time popularity of the national game for added 13. Things A Table of Infants' Calico Harrold (1 for 14). 7At were not making much rising men our juvenile 3/11 2 for 74. (Mcthe as since the Price, 112. for time, for Special (Sunday) To -day a very long "B" Grade. edged with lace. East Perth had lost McCarthy going out team with lace. Special Fries, will model their style of a stand. batsman Perth. 7 for Leod (52) scored his runs very quickadded a few to first eleven played Young's Cotton BIBS, double flap, edged is generation winning Infants they are see- 15. Each He and what side. on captain, on Subiaco, 90, v. East was the methods mounted Spencer on and mainly gradually ly. which The score, the bat. embroidery, Elliott to lid. in stroke. went oppon- the toss he 112. Muslin BIBS, trimmed with for 30. v. West very strong on the leg his stay at ing."-(Referee up till we had caughtlastour A Cheap Line in nfants' Midland, 52 and 3 man in wickets, however, were mown down was enterprising during Hendren and 0.Y.M.S. quality. Special Price, 1/.. score, and with were "Patsey" fine ents' and Hamjuveniles 7 24. the flap 70. and scored double he O'Malley, Perth, Perth. mercilessly, the wickets while v. North also the pre- things were critical. Jim and out to a man for 21. Rush played Taylor (II) Claremont, 136, Having been apprised of bat" mond (15) and figures. to however, hanged one for three, his time for 103. sentation of the "signed safe. Jack Conway a good bat, but he spent reached double was Regame Sydney the Performances of Note. the Lanigan and Gill went safe a blocking. the Perth C.Y.M.S., middle North Perth v. Claremont. "A pretty lit- and Greg. Hickey compiled Gill's but our comments: wickets, "A" Grade. Sending the thus to feree to 10 and 7 respectively. and made (M.). 80; A. time we stump tumbled at the second over. Claremont batted first,(24), tle compliment, Mr. Henflren, second Watts the Stock A. in who (bi.), from Men, Cavey opponents game the Batting: steer- But the Juniors had a bad start, but (26) and Yelland the Perth Catholic Young bat and 78; Jameson disposed of 5 for 80. Hickey match was declared. Christian (N.P.),(M.), 42; W. Watts 15. dell (26), Davies will, no doubt, prize that 45 and O'Malley 1 for shone that, and the F. improved years for the 4 the for ed most considerably , did 54; Borthwick through out) .P.) (29 not Rush and Spencer Blundell W that the hand it down Several younger members Lanigan v, losers, while Yoling and names it hers will be re(M.) , 35; (N.P), the position, with the result 37; T. G. North STREETS, PERTH :: Williamson (0 when the as those of athletic young out in the match. Second Eleven Juniors. the 47;61Kent total reached 136. for not Halliday (9(1 match the won not for 39), Fewster (1 for 2), Broderick membered WELLINGTON and MURRAY :: Moonta Links. T. Hallinan same day the second elevens (NP.) 28; K. Hodge (Cl.), cricketers who made the were the the On (16) English seMcCarthy 48), of for and out. 1 tests team. out), McNamara (E..P.)., hop some in the bowling Juveniles played Moseley's (W.P.). 27 not4-7. (1 for 16), wickets. win North Perth had Kangaroo chief contributors. byThe out: Edmondson (E.P.), Sheehy and This match resulted in another cured the 1920.21." was capably done Moate was capBowling: A. Evans Hennah (S.), 7 for 103 on the board at "stumps." Games. in fine style. for the Juniors. School (33), 5-32; trundled Secondary who worked Herlihy, (35), Somerford Campbell and 3-15. Rusty Robinson He EFFICIENT k EXPERIENCED Steele, McNamara tain. (Cl.), Bill MONEY TO LEND. biggest this victory while Jones The second round of the Darlot 4-13; Thomson Grade. and Wright (10) having the on Since Swain have all de- well for the Juveniles, Barrett, and Joethat COLLECTED. "B" won the game for Cup competition was commenced never RENTS in the compiliation. Illingworth and threatens -say 52. yesterday, (E.P.). veloped a smile the W.A.C.A. Ground the Juniors. College to wear off. Batting: H. McLeod Jones (Si. 31: when Christian Brothers' England v. New South Wales. are deserving As regards the "Colour Compo.," AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. s (W.P.), 34;not out; Stockdell The senior players their beat on the met High School, and C.E.G.S. met of defeat commenced 29 Spencer still leads. Clifton was of for (Cl.), This game A full report great credit elland Davies (Cl.), 26; McNaand SpenScotch College. MONTHLY STATEMENTS. in the association, Horan during the week, next of Cricket GrrIhnd on Friday, team in ( N P.), Sydney appear leading .), 26; will team the had games Horan's these Somerford The Englishmen to and a continuance of the same form cer also beat Newbey. 19th. inst. and Clifmara ( N .P.1 , 35; week's notes. The other games 'Phone. A.3370. the premiership, is now greatly improving, Pen- first use of a perfect wicket,to but Durthe be played are: C.B.C. v. C.E.G.S.. makes us spot off. 33. (H.), 7-16;(E.P.), not come up Those deserv- ton's team is "bucking up."Moffit, did batting W.A.C.A. afar is the it their on a Bowling: Groves though Estb., 1919. Pas Horan, with games in S.C. v. P.H.S., Conway, match the are 5-25: previous ing the 1st. of mention standard ing of special McCarthy, rose CW.P.), (N.P.), 6-39. They ran Ground. 'Wednesday, December Rodda, man at leg, brought off four clever which thee had engaged. 4-31; Williamsonv. Ball. S.C. v. C.B.C.: C.E.G.S. v. P.H.S., Perry, Ryan, O'Malley great Hobbs (batting): catches, while Gehl, a new discovery If you have Money to Lind, Friday, Smith, and Bat up 236, of whichinthe W.A.C.A. Ground, and the on Cur- at bowling, had four wickets to his minutes, Grade 168 Sullivan, can Invest it in Good Security 106 for Sale. "A" Perry, Ryan, the contributed Businesses in and camped 3rd. Brennan, The Houses -brilliant over. 783 a December McCarone ins for His was credit On Saturday 4's. the tin and Hickey (fielding); 10 wickets fell 20. In hit twelve out quickly to a City or Suburbs. Cash or Terms PROPERTY At the end of the first roundwere run drawing MANAGEXENT was now is who Lion fowling). Hendren, competition, almost Brennan schools and thy, Rodda, average ofwickets fell for display.67, hit six 4's. Makepeace (20) positions sof the four close. We are on the last lap, snap runs-an Grade 57 11 when as follows:it remains to be s6en who will the "B" also batted well. P. W. L. Pts. PLAINS ASSOCIAaverage of almost Gregory by VICTORIA tape. done the was 8 593 runs-an 1 bowling The 2 TION CRICKET. for 69), and High School .. .... 33 MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, 8 per wicket. 1 2 (4 for 52), Mailey (4 C.5.G.S. Representative. Plains PERTH 4 RACING. "A" Grade Games. 2 1 Kelleway (1 for 45). 197 minutes. C.B.C. 3 The College met Victoriafirst meet41 BARRACK -STRUT, Perth. lasted Hall). 4 East their 2 1 The innings (Opposite Town last Sunday. It was match this seaSubiaco v. made a weak re- Scotch College .. 3 Subiaco at Wales South Mr. New competition played a in afternoon ing On Wednesday The The acquirement of a billiard C.E.O. v.' 0.Y.M.S. This game was wicket. This fact ply. The side was disposed of for and hence of interest. declared the hanencaps tor for discussion, IRISH -AUSTRALIAN came upgenerally scoring. 153. last metropolitan top -scored with 46. first and scored son, on a very poor batted Gregory new men. They won Downey Saturday As no On Christians very low was -night. had to held Plains be are in favor the to not warm (19 a for meeting the sent members for treated to to field in the 121), and Oldfield accounts SOCIETIES. Keating batted splendidly the proceeds of the racegoers were batting side Robinson Macartney the toss and elected early stated (3 for 87. may soon be made With previoitsly rangements Douglas the Vale. on well. work afternoons. His Helena at did "Sub)s" strong also hurt) the 60 Reof the out), programme for 22 (retired, to heat devoted The q intense be one. for of about (1 will century purchase fixture the for the Hearne right 23), McAuliffe at to the Sol- the thermometer off was especially good. Byrne and P. McCabe opened Young Ireland Airport. a patiently compiled 41), Howell (2 for with pitchers are going great guns, Paddy turned Maimed and Limbless were charmed top -scored withHoward took the best 35), Fender (4 for 26) were the suc- (141, Boylson (12), and Clark (11) K. College to the bowling of From the diers' Aseociation, and members of mark, patrons appointments Young members are becaming very made the of (5 score meeting Watts usual his form. The 23 not out. trundlers. cessful and Joe Lanigan. A and W.A.C.A. the extensive 50,000 also showed nice hour to amass stay both the W.A.T.A. Indeed, the beau- Ireland Society was held last Mon- cient in the art of pitching. (2), Hennessy Butler part of an There , McComieh It was estimated that over were no less than beginning McCabe looked like to assist by leaving for their comfort. the wickets) Mayhew on more sets are urgently requi houses, gracect as thee evening, when Mr. R. E. Walsh (1) accounted for ing, but K. Byrne, after making 16, are requested of four. on the side. spectators were present (2), and of great is the demand. The m home that evening. tiful shade were day at tickets ferns,attendance fair poor afternoon. their and a with Butler. over the replied plants Paddy five "egg -merchants" Saturday pot presided by ground on wickets. C.Y.M.S. was clean bowled by of the object does are with delight to those who prethe visitors ran the Owing to absence of Mr. ship continues to grow, andm a Allan Evans, aided gave a good display Bryant was soon run out, then Jerry The worthiness At a second knockwho a source of almost unplayable, not last meeting several new Those members. played de- 118. Outridge racing. 4 for up 250. perform - net require stressing. wicket, proved Hearne, Dolin, the language class was ferred them to the repeated last week'sround of batting in getting 32, while Mayfine figures of Clune win the with to list the 13), meeting went into the were nominated, and MessrsL Gorfor enough secured the 28. for headed for lucky and ball held, and cricket were cricket, the solid Ladies' who Ward (2 lightful played hew belting the 5), by with re Menz, M. Bourke, and K. once for were cric(1 connection appreciated Letters In Meek in hand. 7. Fender 54 played lively (12) also showed good form. 64 runs, reaching the boundary sev Race to be decided at the forthcom- money on the tote, too, also secured nice 81. of were elected as new memers keep business the spec- don wickets Renfrey (2 for 18) Mr. the new verandahs provided tonecks ceived from Miss E. E.Butler, were secured by Ken- eral times. McCabe still went on. ket that greatly pleased The secretary, the Rebbechi, and their meeting, Miss duly welcomed by the preside Woolley, ing of and Bott play napes Bay figures. Hendren (27), with 99. the sun off the (3 for 341, Clarke (3 for 36), Durack joined him, and the race- Shark's has taken every precautions for admittance to tators. Flint, The syllabus item, Ladies' helped ap- nedy Naturally asking also (1 Well, East Perth replied bowled Yuna apiece) of Silverstone collecting. running (26 and Lanigan stewin 91, A. when for (3 till the Rhodes Ryan through display died down, flatter- was a great success, a large n take accident to very is forget It against batsbreak. winning, off membership. gave a dashing when to brilliant satis- goers, a well -pitched -in preciably. 11). with for wisely Durack acting people are undoubted providIrish for (3 see who ladies and gentlemen being to of This that Gregory (5 for 67), Malley 47. ing to the society of these little comforts Given a second turn at the wickets 'was run out shortly after ards, that the. ladiesa notice regaining the inform hence we far from the city taking such an in- tendance. Musical items w easing fying themselves man is fastsuch the side 100), and Kelleway ('2 for 33) were the Collegians quickly ran up 3 for McCabe ed by a generous club, again, of handling a thorn he reached 50, then Clifford, besecrecapable it The are by the following; -MI progress. chosen Then, dered ago. its in in made him trundlers. Imerrily terest seasons mention them. the successful McAuliffe was aggressive the end might be near. hit were the 61. under the lights. plebian refresh- tary was instructed to write thank- Court, Hickey. Tyers (2), of the bowlers some nice form in ing a hot day, that Collins and Macartney 31, and Lightly also scored all round the ground, and got three horse as the ing the ladies for their letters and Messrs. O. Lane, Ardassh, Hi State. getting warm on opening as Mother 45. was the of Kent again showed for won score -beer C.Y.M.S. pair his batsman iii ment time. the and other 13's and five 4's at his 14 in quick Fur the Trotting Cup the efforts of the congratulating them on their pat- Maxwell and O'Connor. The scoring 28. No double the score at figures. East These two had 205 on the board down for deci- weather despite The end soon came with After on the first innings by 33 ruffs. ing being on the warm side, to the Old Land. The muef- other big events set attendants, surrounded as the side reachedfour "egganerohants." the 4 o'clock adjournment. an committee provided refreshen 211. The captain was the most T. sion at the Christmas meetings, first courteous while if riotism fast. ice, 32, resumption the scoring was by Perth also had for sical programme was opened withand Lanigan, were 5 A. and they and nert, bowler, obtained Monday ASSOCIAfective on ofwho MATTING due he items are Townshend, SENIOR Miss other the nature of ice creams and century by forfeits the Robinson, The wickets. overture and corn When Collins passed of the Derby lasted and M. Fitzgerald also gotabout TION. caught the spirits of the was followed by a recitation by Mr. cool drinks. As a final the 20 by that date owners kept a splendid length. whether fered to arouse the opened out, and at 106 wasAndrew, Plains opened with from all. Hennah declare hur- Walsh. Miss was cleared, and dancing con The The and must racing. Brennan are:Miss candidates -day was well. Fender. to mended respectdid for wicFixtures four As attendance remarkably re- by Russell off or trotters. minutes to bat, and lost usual-and McNamara then favoured the audi- till midnight, the accompanists Macart(4 for 13) also C.Y.M.S., No. 1, v. Wheat Scheme, kets for 27, but have some of their they are pacersof the are dles proved Valesque-as who followed, scored 34. secured the sport he had at Esplanade No, 2. on a par. Winners ence with a song. The musical ing Miss Tyers and Mrs. Healey (1 for 27) still in hand. Brother most followers ney's innings closed when an allow- the others werepriced-even wickets receive best though programme was broken off for a will wicket. at trotters effort. The committee in the near fine a aware, maining the wicSandovers v. tosmopolitans, to were short opened the reached 161. It was Wilfrid and T. Clifford gotconcluded. a "Mock B The boom while, while Mr. Walsh read Father intend to run he ance of seven seconds (70 yards) Steele and Heindrichs hard to find-and back. Kelleway only scored 9 when one Wellington Square, No. 2. the home side. The The match is to he up O'Dwyer's great speech on the an event which has always kets. pacesr. slipped for from badly mile straight v. Hospital the a 2, second innings of to of No. Andronicus, Steele front C.Y.M.S.. horse, his leg in put 11, when by -dance item for taken OOMPO'. "handicap." step A syllabus W. li The was the well. retire. SENIOR in score "Irish Language." Insane, at Claremont. Evans, bowl- from Hearne, and had to agricultural his supporters Mr. night is a "Members' Euchre WelAt the Osborne Park Gregory 11 the senior was dismissed, caught won a double, and Some Mr. Boland and a hornpipe by and RailWays v. Riversdale, at The last two matches of played Bardsley 3, Sind J. M.batsman. 4, an open trot- Malt Dust items, roll -up is next large New December race. A on the on !lament." 1. were show furlong ed Meek. No. were six grip out" the Courtney Square, the "not have a cricket competition and owners Class Bren- quested, as a valuable prize is a lington play- ting event will be held, nominations The visitors appear to score a two were they were foliowed by Miss Australs, a bye. Saturday, 21st. inst. J. Clune South Wales won by six wickets, who again presented to the winner. note that to McNamara, Clifasked T. Miss are and and on the game, and should Oval, nan merit. the on of on resulted full week Pym office win ed E. the The contests of last The cricket club held its point win. on the College will close at the W.A.T.A. delighted the audience with ST. MARY'S BRANCH, KALin victories for C.Y.M.S., No. 2, Cos. ford played K. Byrise that "Ireland meeting on Monday night, Mr had most Monday next. England's First Defeat. "Dear Little Shamrock," North Perth v. Claremont. GOORLIE. boys, McCarthy being in the chair. inopolitans, Railways, and Wheat wicket. The match Dwyer the by that North's was Liberty" on and cricketers the interest for 23 horses Scheme. closed utes, correspondence This game was played and The win of the New South WelshThere are no fewer thanevent-the on it and recitation by Mr. Walsh Oval. The home between Clune and Pym, for with pleasure all Briedets. . home ground, Perth H.A.C.B.S. were read by the secretary scored 187. men was greeted This If Pym won engaged in the principal the programme. After thea singing win will put no mis- depended the compo. a final match: R.M. and L.M. Handicap, of a mile short Australia. made side batted first, aand over eleven received. inIreland," and second Save O'Malley) The "God valuable of most at there would be Christian playedFrank was great heart into our representatives, about their victory over the then Pym and three furlongs-to be decided take Tuesday was held, which closed a very is now on a sound footing, but compo. on Halliday dance the had Meeting he will won win Jerry if recent 78. Fortnightly this nings of hers are still requested to no commercial men last Saturday. This won the toss and batted. His team the meeting tonight. a neatly com- and doubtless, Members are enjoyable evening. Mary's Hall. also to the fore with North, late of do much to bring "The Ashes" our -pointer gave them a good kick was dismissed after about 2 hours' all contributions towards the South in St. George outstanding fig- three H.A.C.B.S., requested to Roll Up. piled 37. second night of thetrotting the looks odds on them for play for 139. Women's and it innings way. Perhaps the up. On earnestly will be gratefully acknowl scorers Cathedral free a chief The Gregory, played Jack light for final electric West Perth, ure of she match was quartette the in Perth. uses of material always entas inclusion Australian Pym E. and were R. Bryant (611 any week the mare who Both for 33. on Australia's greatest speed merchant, Contributions receivedp.m. tain expenditure. carnival, Pokehontas, honours bat, brought the took was then the slip Clune night, by who finest the (60). opening of 6 the one to the of on 9 am. Thomson, meeting from bowl- good bat, and tasted the sweets of successful day quarterly with was The the disrather scintillated Leaky looking secured anwere ever in "Googie" things and placed the game has No elevens that was 11th Juni and on The fieldsmen held late in the innings. race was last. a Nurse Secretary. Sunday won branch on early above 15. heartily was out the all his brilliancy, and couraging when Jerry got is by True in the cured a victory of the Moonta S. J. HILL, Secretary, ing average wor 3 for(2 fur 62), seen. a In the first innings ofclean event. Pokohontasdam vember, Sister O'Keefe being of the congratulated on his double not out. for about 6, and Billy Bryant fol- other of mem- while the first eleven had the he secured 4 for 52 ---all Bits, the Tit muster visitors (3 for 67), Peckham for from good (1 a Blue and 142 scored men chair, Brine now next The has and batsman he secured This lowed his example. of tinction of defeating the 1 Australian performer, Banks (1 for 36), wickets. bowled. In thetopsecond bers were present. The health the prescored with the runs for two innings without losing made good, however, and when the Western He 3) secured the remaining is particularly good at pre- team in the competition (the team Warming, who was bred by has not played 5batforin 67. BOULDER members F. C. first innings of the Mother his wicket. Keep it up, "Googie." stumps were drawn Jerry's PELLEW'S claimed Links). 'f he fixtures for ne the was Pokohontas-Mr. of pay Alf Halliday, who out sick owner no and sent a turned sent, was match The seasons, 100. 46 at a most opporthe day are:- Second Eleven The bowling combination of "Ber- was 4 onfor time, for a number ofluck For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, The District Board notified was against him. State. scoring and Jerry won the Warming. MUMMY. branch that they would pay their Trafalgar. at Trafalgar; Fi Watts, Belsky, Preston, and draw for North, but pavilionwards for a tune time. Iii the second11innings to his nie" with the meeting also HIGH-CLASS over the competition. He deserved the laurat out not sway held winners inst. remained at 25th City, he Campbell six or the Boulder game Cecil on Five at he was sent visit versus ven the durofficial of November 17, in addition brought off wielders of the willow. They should els, because he was not beaten report- ceston; and on Wednesday n "blob." AU followers held at Kalgoorlie on The secretary, Sister Coffey, player back credit, andbrilliant catch of the game prove superior to the "Monties" to- ing the whole competition. Little Second Eleven versus the coast during the the the most to from are pleased to see this sent over paid were having bated Clifford wicket On the College of held Hearne (81) in the day, and return with the ashes. months. They were in the game. College, on the C the opening whenoffheMalley. Sisters of the Poor the proceeds ted first. and they made 138 in If last eight on Brothers' Vic Alto, Doreen Brine and Hodge were wealth. Particulars of last S the euchre party and dance held The first eleven had a day off, and hours. The chief scorers were Sea- Sando Rothschild, Brine scored 20 slips in another race), Sisters" victories eill be found on the "The Little Corporal"-Macart- engaged second "Little pair for Claremont. Col(also The but Brothers' Wilkes October. Christian 14th Bandy, (26). the by Kent bowled The latman (33), Clifford (27), of Roy. 161 in the second innings, and was thenand page. are very grateful to the members in a friendly encounter on the Then Kevin went in, and they had Dorrie Direct, aand Rowe (15) held the ney-with 227 gait, and was amount ing also played a star part. He was in lege Hodge (61) the branch for the handsome wish wicket. It was a thoroughly a bard race with time. When the ter registered was called. Young behind) to yards (2 for 212 minutes, and hit sixteen 4's. Zoo fort until time splendid marker the committee He back that The the showed received. and for display. 4 78 enjoyable go, were drawn they were stumps Messrs. Bros., 13. Hodge gave a a big array of strokes. He scored his first hundred in on of under field in a thank Messrs. Brennan Mrs. Gaynor, Christians have a good team 148, winning by 10 runs and 6 wicunfolded quite the promise of his minutes. With Collins he put of Wigg and Son, and MANNION & CRU command. kets. J. Guhl was the mainstaythe are on offer 200 in 153 minutes. He is fulfilling The following prices far who very generously donated the in all by stayed sustained He W.A. be Also will the skipper team. cricket. loss the WILL N.S.W. A severe the THE GOLDFIELDS U candidates Collins, schoolboy the NEVER Mr. Crogan, who printed about and YOU prizes, other The dethe out. not Har50 through getting figures, team time, TAKERS. three of Jack Minihan's 8 to 1 Monarch, West Perth v. Midland. the topped the coveted the tickets free of charge. Many bowlers, scorers were P. Lynch (66), and K. Trotting Cup: 10 to I with 106 in 181 minutes. He hit parture of the two expressHennessy. 18 HANNAN-ST., KA wicket at old Rose, or Merton Wilkes, Dudley, members attended the Requiem the match SATISFIED first the is BE This Loy Pliayed on the west Macartand (20). with Watts Byrne Miss 1 of and opening and to 4's, Lenny soul batted first, such twelve Mass for the repose of the Alder- Why Do We Lead? Because The points Cole Queen, 12 or Colorado, 14 to W.A.C.A. Midland side ney, the pair were responsible for Both are hound for the East. Lenny that Kevin has won. showed Zeddie's Bobbie, or Kola Girl, 16 derstend our business. the late Lord Mayor of Cork, members of the skipper Borthwick the fine partnership of 244 for the Watts, in conjunction with vice -cap- for the competition. were: Clune, 15: YOU UNTIL 10. I Alole Clearlight, man MacSwiney. 'Phone, 327. the Byrne, K. 10; borne has Clifford, 13: Marion good form that Gordon, Pym, Maid, 7 Roy at tain wicket. first closure 1 Royal Robe, Rock to the apply to past 1 the to 20 was able Mailey, the "googlie" °expert, is brunt of the attack for JUNIORS. led the way Bells, or John Redmond, H-A.B.C. Society. Gracewood, for 252. Albert Watts TRY three seasons, and his leaving will be Yundah Bay, aggressive 80. also especially worthy ofthemention. On Monday, 15th., Young played Monte, Chimes. with a masterly toand first in- sorely missed. Both departing playthe 4 for 69 in Countess captured He Direct, reaching fortnightly meeting of Coors miss usual Moseley. The played J. W. SHEEH a of He was unlucky Jameson the Wilkes, 25 to I ers are very popular colleagues them Lithgo, and Dawson likewise nings and 3 for 120 in the second.. the District Board was held in Young sent Percy, or PrincessVic carry eat' On the 'lower pitch three figures. Alto, or Bay PRIME BEEF BUTCH On the English side, Hobbs (112), splendid team, and all. Rockfeller, Murray-st., Perth, in running Selina Hall, in blade succeeded Hibernian forceful and bat, a to in FenLithgo wielded (81) and the best wishes of at 8 pan. W. des, 33 to 1 Steel Bell, 50 to 1 WestHannan Street, Holger Borthwick 42. It Hendren (67), Beanie on Monday, November 22, the dismissing him for a total of 79. and up 54, as also did the crair. Telephone 488. way this trio der (54) all shone with the bat; ern Lad or Karyrie. "Billy" Woodthorpe has heard the Bro. T. J. Hynes, D.P., in Hennessy (15), . was good to see Veteran while Fender, Hearne. Douglas, and call -of the turf, and returned to his Lithgo (20), D.V.P., J. EdTully, to J. Bros. Maritana Street, Pic bowling. ones also only the the were (10, for is went Wilkinson of the attack. old love, North Perth, whilst Tom Diamond F. J. run sting H. the Mr. D.W., a were -day in Howell To Creighton, also G. got D.T., was wards, Telephone 474. "Wally" Watts He scored 35 before reach double figures. Lanigan suc- putting on a first class programme DisStaples has left the turf at Subiaco O'Calaghan, R,D.T., and the were wickets and Young 4. Young be at the ever popular Belmont Park getting mood. A Probable Australian XI. block" in his son and joined up with the number one 5ceeded trict Secretary. Apologies in putting together 100 and large, "a chip of the old are M. fields The cleats Kenny, Tom. by E. J. course. done, Collins, Bros. H. Well innings chief crew. received from W. Armstrong (capt.), Fred terminated his fore the last wicket fell, the Lanigan at the time of writing it is quite likefair A glance through the teams show To the Members of Cooney, and H. S. Parker. wasAdealt J. Gregory, W. Oldfield, W. Macart. being Young (38), on the bowling him. that nine races will figure Edmondson (2 ney. H. Mailey, H. Kelleway, J. what a galaxy of football talent is scorers :imount of correspondence extent of Horrigan and Baldwin ly and assurbe Horne (2 for 24), (22), can ALL HALLOW'S BRIE for such that Patrons (1 pity a the is Guy programme. to It 17), and accounts and Hennessy J. Lampard, V. Ransford in the club. with, Lithgo Ryder, a for BOULDER, each). for 64), Hogue (1 for (15 in train is winter The accounted (or W. Bardsley), R. Park. a ed that everything players are divided in the £78 were passed for payment. The 21), F. Watts (I for 24) each obtained 4 wickets. defeating most enjoyable day's sport. St. pastime. District Board -decided to visit The above twelve in my opinion succeeded in Dawson attracfor the seven wickets. always and is Fremanaleyhew Belmont H.A.C.B.S. fairly at in of North The partnership Anne's Branch 627, the greatest chances of being very narrowly on the top racing West Perth are replying This of the have tive, and punters roll up in great in Outridge against the Calfege team Moseley to 144. tle, on December 6th, 1920. selected to represent Australia solid style, and the conclusion the pitch, the scores being 148commencPENIEMBER force. be interesting. the First Test. What do readers was an outstanding feature of was visit of the D. Board will complete Dawson Wednesday match to -day should On embracing field Hennessy Blundell, think? teams is visitations the of few In 74. a which for 2 have game. series us lost Let Lithgo, a with have match Your Meeting is Next They ed a inthe metropolitan the internoticeable to in opened is an It went particularly branch Clarke, rich Lithgo by readers. Night. BE THERE, and who with R. double not yet finished. cricket. picked and correct toss, and Rex Prendergast is the idea suburban area. absorbing pastime thisFriend to Join the PR nings, got 42 by Association of the wickets after losing the A novel of the wic- esting Trotting many club. the 25, was sides doubt of No with both king on teams. Lithgo, Australian W. BRANCH in the State. The West His driving on the high- made 106. feature of his picking Boulder will violently disagree with his in running a doublehas caught on. highest scorer. McMullan (28) and P CONWAY, Secr readers kets was- the main 27. 12 Guy and (Incorporated.) and I am prepar- est score in each team second selected 7 King-street, B my were of (14) some Hennessy effort. Edmondson a a tofor over asked were ,presided resume will would School Hickey you whom G. and Mr. But High out, not this. ed for are both week, third respeptively. meetlarge attendance at the lastSeveral scratch match on Saturday Dawson met Young, select, reader, Saturday On day communithe ing of the above society. nature THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S but up to the present "B" Grade. and there was no little excitement of an important John Berry Hobba.-A Great Bats- cation haes not been acknowledged. matters result, for a tic in with regard to theYoung man. Midland v. West Perth. in a fairly were discussed, and finality in reP. J. RUSSEL Courtesy is evidently overlooked place Soldiers would Wry of Limless centre and of this will be reached within Maimed for them curriculum to the premiership, fell the to gard the but by for first, Proceeds played positions safe The nomina- The Latest in Gent's Hat Midland batted52, Buck (14) was These are the innings weeks. would few issue next learning. the the won Austraif Dawson at an Ties, Underwear, Et the poor tally of Hobbs for England83, against won "Tuck" Furlong, as scorer, is a while tion of officers will take place Help a Worthy Cause by Attending to reach double fig28, 26, 23 not still eb very doubtful. Young Walmem- HANNAN-ST., KALGOO the only playnla (5 in the Tests valuable asset to the seconds. early date, and it behoves all for 25), Smith (2 lia in the toss and elected to Feld.Dawson. follow 13, 62 not out, 19, 0, 12, best ta 72, 0, the trying ures. Penrose for 57, Secretary. that is so out, present, Raphael (1 FLINT, be to Jack for R. bers A. 154, Styles and Knox opened out, 187, 3, (Opposite Post Offic for 7), Stone (2the wickets. of of his brother Paddy. lace West 30, 63, 22, 6, 123 not set of office-bearers will bet chosen, Summar- the footstepslast great was the rejoicing was for 1) secured up 70 in reply. Styles 178. 82, 46, 107, 19, 66, 32. innings week was full of and display Knox His for when team Young's Perth knocked (101 were the only ised these figures give 27 merit. an* pleased the fans consider. caught by Blitler at long field in the (841 and Stone at an average of 44.87. Won- ably. a thing like op 1,317, figures. batsmen to offerbo'w derful Groves, of perdition to the .

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THE a W.A. RECORD. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1920 LEEDERVILLE.

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MAYLANDS. Is Mahon to Go ? Wait and See! (From Our Correspondent). The long -looked -for bazaar was The last entertainment prior Continued from Page The terrible news from to Dublin Once again Fremantle will be up Sun., Nov. 28 (Purple).- -First Sun. opened on Monday night last by the opening of the bazaar took place Rt. Rev. Monsignor Verling. V.G. and doing This time in the forma. goorlie electors are eager to review during the week bids us to use the the day of Advent. feature of our next week's on Saturday night last at the home of It was one of three such functions non of a Men's General Catholic this partisan judgment, and will tol- opening Mon., Nov. 29 (Purple).-Vigil Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont, of 9th whose chosen opening eight "clash. Society. An ambitious scheme to erate no impediment to my case be- Irish Letter from our special con of St. Andrew. 'respondent in His com- Avenue, when a musical evening A Cstivilie N.swapansr in a Parish a Parasitual Misaion."-LEO. XIII. Tues , Nov. 30 (Red!.-At Andrew, cr1 but that fact was apparently no this effect is now in hand, and the ing effectively and impartially con ment on cabledDublin. Irish "news" is ap- and card party was held. There This is due to the con propriate detriment whatever to the indefatt promoters appeal to ever" Catholic sidered. Apostle. seas a very good attendance. at the moment-Ed] The Fremantle and suburbs to give it stituency as well as to me. EviWed., Dec. (Purple).-Of the gable workers of the large and poPERTH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th., 1920. proceeds will go to help the canditential parish of Leederville. With. his unstinted support. "Dublin, October 18, 1920. The new dence is forthcoming to prove that Feria. dature of Mr. Tim O'Connor in his Thurs., Dec. '2 (Red).-St. Bibiatia, out doubt the chief parochial pro- society, it is intended, will embrace I have been the victim of savage in"'To -day I received a West Austrapert} of that district is a choice every Catholic body in the district justice; I ask the electors to decide lian dated September 11. 1920, and Popular Man Competition. Virgin and Martyr. The bazaar will close to -night, Francis one, of large area and commanding in a bond of social unity. No ar- and by their verdict I shall stand or the first thing that caught my eye when Fri., Dec. 3 (White) -St the art union will be drawn position, overlooking as it does an sentient is necessary to stress the fall." was the following paragraph at the Xavier, Patron of Australia. 9 o'clock, and the Popular Man We have before us two illustrated Irish weekly journals, and they Sat., Dec. 4 very top of the third column on the at (White) =St. Peter immense expanse of country on the far-reaching benefits that will Sc. will close about South and West, and from which an crue front such en organisation_ An MR. MAHON'S MOVEMENTS. ve a lurid picture of the military regime in Ireland. Reading through 10 Chrysologus, Doctor. cable page. Here is the actual rut. Competition o'clock. admirable view of the city and its en initial meeting will he held in the he columns of brutal and callous seventies of the campaign of represMa Mahon left by Wednesday', tins:It is the pride course of a few weeks, and every ion which is now in full cry throughout Ireland there is :rresistably Amid picturesque and Priests and people alike will be eirons is IRELAND. brilliant He hopes to speak at Kalthe priest and the people Catholic an of the parish will be train. surroundings, and in the presence orced upon us the conviction that the worst chapters of the Prussian grieved to learn of the death of Mrs CONSTABLE MURDERED. night. He of a very large attendance, the Very ramp through Belgium and its subsequent riot in Northstn France and Bridget Maloney, mother of Father alike, nevertheless Father Maloney expected to be present. The pro- goorlie aton Saturday the outset that if selected CIVILIAN VOLUNTEER SHOT Rev. Chancellor lenders are paralleled in the wanton destruction of Irish towns by the J of Leederville, takes more than a little trouble to moters request readers to advertise stated Moloney. M. More Hallinen the Labour Party for KalgoorDEAD. opened the bazaar last Wednesday ilitary operations in Ireland. Indeed the worst features of the Crane Tuesday last by cable. The deceased bring home to the parishioners that this information to the best of their by lie he would contest the seat again evening at the corner of Eighth -ellian occupation are being repeated by the military forces of the Crown lady died on the Monday in Limer- what they do to secure the goal of ability and to watch for further are Whatever London, Sept. 0 the result, he was satisfied i Ireland to -day. ick. Ireland, and was in her 73rd all their parochial undertakings, i.e nouncements At the Galway railway station at Avenue and Guildford -road. The Kalgoorlie would provide a fairer bassier, which has been well patron Father Maloney, by the last the erection of a new Church wor"I walked abroad in a dead and silent city 300 miles Irons London jury than he found in the Federal midnight a number of Sinn Feiner iced during thy the district, will when achievthe week, will be brought shot nd saw law in action of a kind recalling Warsaw under the Russians," mail,year. had a letter from his mother, ed, of dead Constable Krumm, en ex- to a Parliament be a double prize in that who, ailing for a consideralthough the close this year. (Saturday) evening. soldier, after a desperate struggle, in -rites an Englishman who was a visitor to Ireland early in this Mr. T. J. Ryan asked why should site they already have will accomrno. the men's popular competition A Generous farmer is darkest, they say, before the dawn," he continued. "Here in Ire- able time, retained her mental facial date in appearance and not Mr. Mahon have the right to the course of which Krumre killed with in fact a the griming of the art union. A solemn Office and Requiem The forced Government of ties rid to -day things could not be darker. criticise trenchantly the doings of three of his assailants and Wounded and incomparably beautiful The winning numbers will be pubothers. Subsequently ecple without the consent of the governed, is the direct negation of High Mass will be celebrated at the monument homes of the British the heading the fol. h nder above Government-the same and valuable would be the lished in next Saturday's RECORD civilian volunteers were raided. nything and everything the English fought for at Ypres arc: on the Cathedral on Wednesday next at case were not than the srt wor- lowing communication a peered in right as Asquith who had condemn- man was dragged from his bed One the West Australian. A full omme. I know-I was a Staff Offs. er at Ypres under the man who has 10 am., for the repose of the de- thy in every respect and and ednegclay ed the British Government for its as it luckily is. the West Australian on report of the opening and general ceased's soul, at which the Right tied to a lamp post, where ade Dublin dark." he repolicy of reprisals morning in Ireland. Mr. Some 250 children attend the school doings Reverend Verling, V.G of the bazaar ere held over Monsignor ceived nine bullets and died. Asquith had said that the doings in Lindsay Crawford, one time president of the Independent Orange (which is the church for the preTo the Edam until next issue. Ireland were only comparable "This is just typical of the whole to en in Ireland, now Provisional President of the Self -Determination will be the celebrant R.T.P. sent), and this is a criterion of what to have donated £500 Sir,-I just The popular girl competition was anti -Irish those of said:Germany in recently Belgium. propaganda. .r Ireland League of Canada, to the the future has in store for the chartable institutions, and would criticism could be voiced in Such that the constable was You note finalised on Wednesday Attention is directed night, and Scot"murdered." resulted and the work of her institu- like you to be kind enough to record -The reign of terror in Ireland-due to the violation of her solemn Leederville Parochial News regard. Church as follows: But -1. Alice Bucksland, but the not in "civilian Australia. We volunteer," tions rendered alnecessary by such a this through the Press. I have doar aims by England-is a call to all freedom -loving people, irrespective ing the drawing of the art union. wanted right of freedom of though dragged from his bed (in the nara, 2,726 votes; 2, Pearl Lockhart, race or creed, to support the just and reasonable claim of Ireland for Advertised previously to be drawn growing and promising suburb as nated f25 to each of the following thought the Mahoney, and freedom of expression. dead of night, of course), tied to a 1788; Kathleen 1,507. eudom to determine her own form of Government, without interference at the North Perth Town Hall on Leederville. institutions:-Salvation Army Boys' (P. A Murray -street, lamp post, and riddled with nine Cash represented amounted to /26 Bryan. dictation from outside. To the Irish race, particularly, that call Monday night next, Father Maloney airThe bazaar, being held in the open Orphanage, Returned Nurses' Home, Perth.) bullets, was not murdered. He 13e 3d in what is the children's play- Swan River Boys' Orphanage., Soes with irresistible insistence. There can be no peace anywhere in and the Bazaar Committee now nomerely-raise your own eyes and see that the bazaar will remain ground-a large allotment studded ciety St. Vincent de Paul, Old Men's ce world so long as this right of self-determination is dernei by force of tify again for yourselves-died! MAHON SHOULD STAND. You IN MEMORIAM. In every country where the Irish have found a home the agita- open for that night and that the art with large trees which provide ap. Home, Little Sisters of the Poor, s. also note the emphasis they lay on . preciable shade, The Melbourne same freedom a Tribune, in the measure of an enjoys blessing Ireland in .n will be carried on until this Women's Home, Kellerberrin Hosunion will be drawn there as a conthe fact the constable was an cluding feature. Monsignor Verling summer weather. On the street pital, Home of the Good Shepherd, editorial, states that there is no ex-soldier;that at England for a thousand years has claimed for herself." but it will be a tong time TERRY.-On November 5, 192074 and Convent side boundaries no less Giendalough Industrial School, Clon further development in connection they tell you the number of Mr. Hughes, the Prime Minister of this country in the Federal Parlia- will be present. her daughter's residence, than eight stalls are spread, whilst tart Orphanage, Home of Peace, In- with the expulsion of Mr. Hugh before ent, can refer to the bloody horrors of Lenin and Trotsky in Russia, Johanna Theresa, relict of under each of the big trees some stitute for the Blind, Deist' and Mahon Surprise is expressed at ex -soldiers the slack and Tans and The Very Rev. Chancellor More will not but he of lurid inflexions speech, the R.I.C. have butchered." nd reprobate them in all late Patrick Joseph Terry, late of money -making the action of Mr. scheme Needham in subis in Hallinan opened the Maylands full .me the military banditti in Ireland for cold-blooded incendtarism and bazaar on Monday night. Father stocking order, and again in an open Dumb Institution, St. Joseph's Or. mitting his name for Labour selec Swansea, South Wales; devoted urder, nor will he interfere with what he is pleased to dessr-be as "the Lynch extends a cordial invitation space an enthusiastic veteran in phanage, Foundling Home, Parka. tion ballot in opposing Mr. Mahon. WANTED KNOWN. mother of Mrs. Ryan, Koorda; Hoswould It Home, Children's to mind ville Waifs' its own business." 13ts of the British Parliament Mrs. Ralston, Moore; and Patrick charge of a Several of miniature Mr. Needham's friends rehurdygurdy, to all friends to witness the closing Superior Home offered R.C. Gents. Kung has pital, Oddfellows' Orphanage, rn then that he justifies murder and outrage in Ireland when it and Terry, of North Queensland; after with a seating capacity for four, Edward gard this as a strategic move in Mr. -Mrs. Howie, 49 Wright -street, scenes, help and to him in new the I Hospital. Maternity the Crown upon it, but he condemns murder of forces the e tag of much suffering, borne with Chriscommands a handsome business had a most successful season last Mahon's interests, and think he will Perth, tian fortitude. Aged 78.-R.I.P. trage in Russia when it is contrived and carried out by the levies of church proposal. The workers of the ever popular re- year, and also this year, Iss.th It is difficult to in finally withdraw. nin and Trotsky. Apparently outrage and murder have their geogra The Right Rev. Monsignor Ver. freshment booth believe were that Mr. Needham will serikept vigorousfor my on farms In this counhigh averages, of the Prime Minister. cal boundaries in the judgment ly employed owing principally to the ously proceed with his candidature, ling was present to declare the am glad to be it has been made a crime for a Parliamentarian to refer to the mai- Bazaar open at Leederville on last close, oppressive nights as have grain and hay.toand help my less for- which would be regarded as a blow in a position by methods quite Russian , inistration of law and order in Ireland BAZAAR been the rule during the week. Then tunate the Irish cause, which Mr. Need brethren, and am more than to Mr. Hughes has gone so far as to reveal Monday night d Prussian in characier. a in tents of various shapes 'fortune a at heart. It is the earnest to have the heart to do so. ham has He bows IS EXTENDED TO self an approver of the regime or oppression in Ireland. tellers," etc., plied their calling, while glad wish of Irish -Australians that Mr. Masses be unwill celebrated as you in anticipation.of Irisn policy and the Thanking Macready, he endorses the dictum of General Mahon should get the nomination. the places mentioned:-Sun- Aunt Sally" was operated else- Yours, etc., countryman, LloydGesage. From the Federal Government of this der atNovember in order to question Hughesian tac28, Brunswick, 0 where with apparent success. MirthSTUART PATTERSON. ntry under his leadership there can be no sympathy for the demand day, ful music was dispensed by ladies tics. If other candidates contest a.m.; Mornington, 11 o'clock. 20. Nov. Government Kellerberrin, unless it bears the London the Irish people for a native with the piano and mandolin, and the seat, the election will be on dif WHEN ART UNION WILL BE DRAWN id of the Downing Street workshop. Rightly reprobating the murder The above letter appeared in the ferent issues. The Prime Minister Holy Mass will be celebrated at the ever-present and much more ne(Not at North Perth Town Hail for wicked to express his horror toe no words can find he West Australians of the 24th. inst., can then say he has hounded out of )olicemen as previously advertaece. cessary bargaining and the places following on days menloud -voiced wanton reprisals of the military and "black and tans," whose orgies tioned:-Sunday, Nov 28 --Pinjarra demands for patronage completed and knowing the deeds of the donor public life the man who denounced Winner of Popular Girl Competition eiood are making Ireland a shambles. Ile approves of the crucifixion 8; will also be announced a combination of contested agtivity as we do, we are sure that the re English atrocity in Ireland just as Coolup. 10 Sunday. December he to Macready would not object l.ke General reland and, pernaps, this magnificent Mr. Asquith has done. 2 Mill, 8; TAKE LEEDERVILLE-MT. HAWTHORN Dwellingup, 10. that would be difficult to better. quest to publish ing out from Ireland anywhere and everywhere every soul in Ireland 5.-No. was not pharasical, but TRAM AND ALIGHT (Joseph Alexander, 197 Elizabeth. Sunday, Dec. 12.-Nanga Brook, 8; Each stall was remarkebly well donation . holds to the doctrine of Sinn Fein-a self reliant and self govern. those Street. Melbourne.) AT MARIAN -STREET. laden with goods, all of a high or- purely as an invitation to Dwellingup, 10. Sunday, Dec. 19.:110e ciras well or better united Ireland. other people, der. The work entailed Tarrandale, 8; Serpentine Falls, 10. in the general construction of the arena is cumstanced perhaps, who have had The pretended restoration of law and order in Ireland by the Lloyda good reason to "go and 'In likeIt is the negation of every a farce. something that the people might well WEST PERTH rge Government is worse than The Sister M. Clever, of the he holds hand reaches to Ireland be as of Government. proud act as they are deservent of wise." iliatory C.Y.M.S. Foundling Home, wishes us to sinthe reward due to their icing months that weapon and drips with Irish blood. It is madness to expect The Sacred Concert and Organ cerely thank Mr. Stuart Patterson of labour and untiring zeal from the present garrotting of Ireland there can be evolved a reconRecital given by the choir of St. There was a committee meeting Shortly after 8 o'clock Father Ma through THE RECORD for his Brigid's tion of the Irish peaple. The methods of the Lloyd -George GovChurch, West Perth, on so offering, and in doing bounteous at loney briefly introduced the Monnent in Ireland to -day outrage every canon of just and equitable held on Thursday, 18th inst., to say that that gentleman's Wednesday week, which was briefly ernment and would light the fires of fury in England if imposed which all members were present, signor, and asked him to open the wishes commented on in last week's issue, to St. the donations Vincent's for with the who exception fought for the of Mr. dethronement Oldrini, proceedings. He expresses' pleasure he English people. Australians past two or three years have averag- was a success in every way, although ch iniquities of Government cannot espouse them when practised in who was granted leave at the pre- at having the Vicar-General with -taxed seating accommodation vious meeting. them to encourage them in the work, ed several pounds per week. As an fully nd under the patronage of British Government. have meant a larger revenue The following gentlemen and he thanked him for acceding tc instance, Sister Clever meetioned would for the cause-the school building In an interview given to a representative of the Associated Press in elected as members: J. Ryan, were one of the weekly donations for J. the request. "I won't delay the that fund. That the choir's efforts were rica General Macready practically admitted the breakdown of law Beasley, J. L. McComish, G. Kerr, business," years it case of a eggs -10 dozenadded Father Maloney, relished was indicated by the large order in Ireland and the disorganisation of the soldiers and consta- M. J. Elliott, E. F. Campbell, C "so will ask the Monsignor to de whether they are 3/8 or less per and appreciative attendance present y. Both these forces of the Crown have got out of hani in Ireland Chipper, G. Cain, and T. A. Lead dozen. In addition cases of fruit dare the bazaar open." which, had circumstances been other are creating a reign of terror by reprisals which are a disgrace to eivi- bitter. and are produce regularly re eived Monsignor Verling said it a than they were, would certainly ion. No one believing in responsible Government could for a mofrom him. This list of nine members was in- pleasure to him to be among the have betrayed enthusiasm to wart endorse such frightful and wanton destruction of life and proper- deed a very satisfactory number of people of Leederville in their efforts Yet General Macready nominations to be placed before the rant several of the items being re To do so would be to endorse anarchy. peated But acclamation and not attempt to effectively control the criminal propensities of his committee for election. and if this to secure funds for building their much -needed new church. It haul dulgent enthusiasm were barred d thugs Who seem to revel in crime and outrage. influx of new and returning memSt. Joseph's Bazaar his lot to open several bazaars The Blessed Sacrament had been re"It is only human," he gravely says, "that they should act on their bers continues, it will not be long been the past few months, moved, but still a House of God was initiative. Punishment for such acts is a delicate matter inas. before the society can boast of a during and although no less than three Running now almost a fortnight, the auditorium Under the conduc h as it might be interpreted as setting at nought the hopectfor effect membership of 300, and this with a such functions were being put into torship of Mr. W. Broderick, the and on closing next Monday evening, the officers have given their men." probability of none of them being operation that night it was a sign St. Joseph's bazaar has maintained choir negotiated numbers of Ros Did the officers impart to their trainees the principles of the policy struck off at the end of the term as that the people were in earnest to anticipations concerning sini's "Stabat Mater" in excellent fasits success. unfinancial. and is the hoped -for of their effect .htfulness operating in Ireland, work. "This your Satisfactory results have so far at- hion considering that voices were There are still a few who are in first bazaar," is,saidI understand, ng being realised ie the tragedies of Balbriggan, Mallow, Trim, and the Monsignor, tained, and final efforts promise to few when this particular work is lost of danger being struck off at the of On violations of laws these the Dublin City? of ul records it appears to me that you are realise the well earned reward of to an extent unless treated by first committee meeting in Decem- "but anity the civlised world must look with abhorrent eyes. 'old hands' at the work. You de- months of strenuous Of the chor-a activity and large voluble chorus. ber, but we feel sure that before he temper of the House of Commons when Mr. Joseph Devlin, Irish then they will have squared up their seree to be well patronised and re- anxiety. By an unfortunate and un- us numbers the "Inflammatus" was onalist Member for the Falls Division of Belfast, attempted to ad- accounts, so that the foregoing tore. warded for your work. You have, accountable oversight, notice of the easily the best effort, greatly aided what I see before me, a display given by the children from as it was by the soloist, Miss P. . the House in reply to Sir Hamar Greenwood's reflections on the cast of none being removed from apart from lady competition running St. Joseph's School, Victoria .le killing of officers in Dublin on Sunday, the 21st. inst., discloses the membership roll is very pro. popular Square, Broderick, whose work deserves speand I feel sure that yo.n will make on the opening Earlier in the pro..letnn fact that it is in no vein to judge without prejudice the do. bable. night did not appear cial mention. the bazaar a great success." in our report last week. Those who gramme this young lady- sang "0 of the extremists who are compromising Sinn Fein and moiling the Replies the re society badge have The Hon. J. Cunningham, M.L.C., know the venerable Victoria Square Divine Redeemer," with splendid efof the Irish Republic nor to give impartial consideration to the been received from both Boulder claim for self-determination. The cold-blooded murder of the officers and Kalgoorlie, but nothing definite in moving a vote of thanks to the institutions are well aware a: the fect. Although, perhaps more suited Vicar -General said that the people capabilities of the children in a per. to a full contralto voice, Miss Bro. efensible, and can only be viewed with horror and amazement by has yet been done interpretation of the refrain friend of Ireland throughout the world; we cannot believe it is the Next Wednesday night, Deeereber had made most strenuous efforts to fornnance tutored by the Sisters of derick's cause. We Irish are the not of the make the bazaar a success. "It was Mercy in charge of St. unmindful of men friendly to Joseph's was beautifully expressive of the -st is the quarterly general meeting the words so plaintive. . e crimes of the armed forces of the Crown in Ireland and how of the society. will be some quite plain," he said, "that Catholics primary schools. Their displays are supplication There ely and callously they have drenched Ireland in blood e but in con- business of importance to be discus - must look to and depend upon their an annual feature of unique merit, ly indicate. In this as in the "Ining the bloody reprisals of Britain's soldiers in Ireland we cannot see at this meeting, and we earnest. own efforts to make the thing the and the standard of physical and flammatus," Miss I3roderick's clear, EVERY ARTICLE IS SO ribe to the quid pro quo policy of the hot -beaded, irresponsible ex- ly appeal to every member to come success that was needed." He want- vocal culture were as ever well main. crisp soprano voice was heard to ad: ts who stain the glorious name of Ireland with crimes which are alor.g and show his interest in the ed to assure the Monsignor that as tained on the occasion under notice. vantage, and there should be no hes'ng in the extreme. The Republic of Ireland and Sinn Fein do not sooty and his appreciation or dis- far as Leederville was concerned On last Monday night the Clcetarf itation about encouraging her in REDUCED THAT ONLY for these things. Catholic Ireland repudiates them through the approval of the manner in which that was the case, and it put him Boys' Band were in attedance again, this work in which she undoubtedly :ng voice of her heirarchy and priesthood. Sir Hamar Greenwood the committee has looked after the in all the better position to thank. arid dispensed a programme of spur. promises so well. CAN Other choral numbers were the TRANSPIRE evil Macready, and the Government of England are responsible for society's interest for the past qua, the Monsignor on behalf of the par- ited music. On Wednesday even-rrible condition of affncirs in Ireland to -day. The policy of repress ter. Nominations have been called ishioners for going out there to open ing St. Joseph's Girls' Band also re- "Quando Corpus" in chorus; "Fac ut peated their previous programme Portem," a solo by Miss E. Hough, to defeat the native Irish Government which had the power to con- to fill the vacancy on the committee the proceedings. Seemingly rather caused by the resignation of Mr. D. w and order in Ireland is a frightful blunder. The Vicar -General again momen- and display, and last night (Friday) and Gounod's "Ave Maria," by Miss MAKE THE MOST OF THIS OPsee Ireland an approximately peaceful Ireland under tee Govern - Leahy from the position of asst. sec- tarily interrupted and exhorted the the boys from St. Patrick's School E. Eatt, both being creditably ren. of Dail Eireann, the Lloyd-George Government would burn every retary, and also to fill the position workers to "raise all the funds they gave a first class all-round exhibi- dered. The "Pro Peccatis" solo by PORTUNITY AND SECURE YOUR Mr. N. F. Brady tion was of a good gymnastics, item, chorus of grass in Ireland, lay flat her towns and cities, paralyse her coin of auditors. singing Nominations will be couldl" Father Maloney's retort, al life and fill the land with graves. It is an appalling reflection received up till the time of eleetion, "Get to business!" set the wheel in and Irish dancing to the delight of but although the music is tuneful, NEEDS FOR THIS SEASON n order to preserve its ascendency in Ireland that Government is which will be at the general meet- motion, and ,a strenuous but an enj everyone. The music for this after- expression should be vigorous, as noon and to-night will be again sup- the words indicate. Nevertheless ing. We confidently expect red to throttle Ireland like a mad dog that joyable couple of hours ensued. artist, the chorus, and the conplied by St. Joseph's Girls' of our good members will Band, each here are at piesent in Ireland 70,000 troops; more troops, we think, several The stalls with the names of those and on Monday ductor deserve the highest night praise allow their names to next come the forward there are in the occupied German zone, and yet it is c'ear that for charge are as follow:bazaar will close. Particular atten- The singing portion of the proelection to these positions, and in Children e unable to establish law arid order, because it is as equally clear of Mary (Mrs. Norris), tion is directed to this. gramme was a skilled production, wh: t we would like All to is art ere keen its work of establishment. the Remove your e not bent upon Young Stall (Mrs. Kirk- union ticket books and and great credit is due to Mr. Brod. in nominations wood), Australia of occupation (said an impartial English writer not long ago) and competition both De Valera (Mrs. Collopy), be returned to either butts must Moss rick in having brought his voices rid order in Ireland will be established by the native parliament. and voting. Home Rule (Mrs. Davidson), Mt. (Adm.), the Palace, or toFather to such precision and general excelThe second round any of of the the billiard of official England says it will not i,e irreconcilable Tory mind Kelsa111, Osborne stall holders, or to the is now well in progress, Hawthorne(Miss of lence that were so meritoriously eviany concessions to Sinn Fein. So the military mauling of Ireland tournament (Mrs. Keane), Kilkenny (Mrs. Mercy, Victoria Square. Convent dent. the finishing same ie smite like- Park All the in that a political crime shall be accomplished and Iosh national- and The balance of the 14 -item proother art unions will be drawn on there shall be no way out for British ly to be played before Xmas. As Poole), Kerry (Mrs. Flynn). ne to death. But even thenrace gramme was organ solo work by Miss "Good business to date" is report- that night. will still remain in Ireland after a lot of our best players have securA nucleus of the Irish T. I. O'Connor, A.T.C.L., the church The popular ed, but on the lady ed compsetion victories popular in the lady is second comperound, grow will with the Irish queit:en Irish race and the in- some exciting and the Lux's "0 Saritissima" games should eventu- tition much of the success of the to be finalised, the candidates being organiste England's ctible aspiration for Freedom will continue to live. bazaar still depends. No ladies ever Miss McCarthy (Swan Stall), Miss constituted on overture, the general in the third. t policy in Ireland cannot succeed though it may contrive to work ateNext merit of which gave music lovers an O'Callaghan worked (Children so of Wednesday enthusiastically. Mary), week, and December The ble harm and destruction. ! 1st., is the quarterly general meeting competition still demands all the en- Miss Simpson (Vogue Stall). "Ibis idea of what could be expected later cial evenings, and the social com- ergy that the faithful and diligent contest has evoked much, interest, in the programme. "The Rosary" and extending Mascagni's over "Intermezzo," stallholders several mittee is can months, introand fully determined muster. to eclipse This a sucTHE GOLDEN HOUR. ARS FOR 1821, FREE. cess, the bazaar will have been a the monetary result should be band ducing the favourite "Ave Maria," ff rt in h.direction.N It is a pleasure to announce that its last evryone some. A popular boy COP petition were bracketted in the second effort, who was present victory in organisation. 1 I 1 arrangements have been made by doubht, at the last function will stick to Special notice should be taken of is also in progress, and p"omises an and were distinctly successful. Fol:ars are so expensive now - us with the Rev. Editor of the their then exciting conclusion. Mrs. Bryan lowed by "The Lost Chord," Miss O'intention of being the new arrangements made for the at few will be given away "Golden Hour" to establish an ag- present at firm this next one, but we Art Union drawing. Although ori- (St. Patrick's Stall) has three boys, Connor gave an expressive interpreYear. Albert arid Son, ency at this office for this beautiful would like to see es -en a larger Willie McManus, Jack Holland, and tation of this ennobling, voluble air of Devotion, which is crowd this time, and it will be ginally arranged to take place in the Fred Burnett, competing in oppost- which, compared with the pianissimo ver, have secured a beau- magazine I SEND Maynoeth College, held in the grounds adjoining out North Perth Town Hall on Monday non to one lad, J. Murphy, from St. passages of previous numbers, gives ge of tear -off Calendars on published at Dublin. The publication is is- rooms there will be ample room for night next it has now been arrang- Patrick's Boys' School. laic mounting, with notices, sued Both sides music its soul and makes composers' YOUR DRAPERY ORDER TO US, THE ed to extend the bazaar tc that date each alternate month, and al the biggest of crowds, that the rhave a wide field of workers, minds understandable. 'eh they propose to distri-' The gem, and the place of drawing to ing a vigorous competition, emu, thus perhaps, of the whole recital was Bae among their customers. though new it has rapidly become ciety has yet had at any of its social the transfer WILL BE bazaar grounds. Monsignor popular. The contents making of the the effort tiste's "Andante an excellent revin C." It was an items. chasin books, music, etc. current Verling will be again present. number are particularly inenue raiser. exquisite number. GIVEN TO AS TO Delicate fingerTHOSE and Son, Ltd., to the The following week is the second The programme for Monday night trig and technique made the work of 5s. and upwards, are re - terming and diversified, consisting of our river trips, and like the amWHO SHOP AT OUR COUNTERS is not yet fixed, but patrons may picturesque, whilst the middle -note to to a4 the assistant for one of pious, historical and litugical end social we fully expect it advice on the practice of eclipse our first of this season's efrely upon a good entertainment and melody was a perfect treat to the SMYTH PERTH charming Calendars for reading, faith and devotion, and en ear. illustratMiss all O'Connor's round enjoyment a most other t will form welcome forts in this direction. There was by being pre solos ed of the Beatification of a good crowd at the last excursian. sent et the conclusion of the ba. were Lesnare s Arreantino in D fiat" t for their homes. This the account Ven. Oliver plunket. A limited qt what we want at our next is the A meeting was bald last Sunday rear. The attendances have been and (by request) "Martha Funebre" ds also to country cutafter Mass, to eaneider the devirabil good, but are expressive of the old by Chopin, both of which with the of copies came to hand by "Veldana" packed to overflowing ering from Albert and number the weleknow'n fact that the few are finale, the "Pilgrim's Chorus" from We were highly pleas:el wish last .ityy of forming a ., goods to the value of 8s. last mail, and these may be obtain. birdaneriVliala & dimur regularly present, and the bu'k of Wagner's "Tannhauser" completed a One of these splendid ed at this office at threepence each Saturday's performance of au" "B" Subeeriptions cricket team, and Wish berth teams eon it was decided to appoint Mr. the work falls upon fewer still. How- capital programme of music, one of will be packed with their (postage Id. extra). Future copief will be similar victories in the matches Manton, the tonvenor of the meet- ever, the bazaars operating in all artist:it merit, in which all particiof all charge. It should are invited. particularly that there is posted free to subesribere on re- commencing to -day. The bowling ing, and Mr. Mahoney* and Mr. P. suburbs round the city, arid the pants deserve heart>, =swami'sfirm by the name of Albert ceipt of 2s. for the six copies Per last Saturday was splendid, Reube Clifford as a previsional committee Cathedral effort being so satisfact- tiona. Tack to obtain any information necessary. ory to date, considering the numerPreston, Cecil Campbell and Ltd., extending this offer annum. A meeting will be held on Tuesday ous calls made upon the CARETAKER-HOUSEKEEPER, people Beasley being right up to form. Irons. Its only address is evening, November 80th_, at p.m. these times, is evidence that a great for Mission House, 1 Murray -street, BUNB'CRY.-A formidable bat of (near Bout's) ay -street The men of many indeed have assisted to bring Perth-Apply for particulars to H. ORCHARDIST, married couple in the .schoolroons. postal address is Albin subscriptions to the new claw& Ltd., lititikenatire, Box 67, building fund is u.nevoidably htflU i,;Tgretaferrel.--Apelre Mantle, Maw the pante Eqa asked to rtei4 up and about the success which is so pat, Hocking, Trinity Chambers, 99 halat rroratt gong. beWr tereel a zt hews. Gannfire gitnrace mos and nail more rommery. News of the Archdiocese

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At the Town Hall, Bayswater, cm Change His Spots" AT the night of Wednesday, 10th. inst., DIVORCEE BARRED FROT1 dress con(By G. K. Chesterton!. fancy and SERVICE grand plain a CHURCH TENDING In support and under this headfetti carnival, in aid of the Baysbetween IN EAST. A controversy has arisen C. water Church Fund, was held. No ing this is how the Dublin Cattle Mr. G. K. Chesterton and Mr. the noted efforts were spared by' the commit- lie Bulletin puts its-Whalen, \V \V which Father of the treatment one and R. Crowther on the principle, himto arrest The lesson and success, a severe bumping tee to ensure a writer, taught -or of Cork and the exsometimes staggered Darwin pro. of his former parishioners on Sunday right at the outset, the energetic Lord May Arthur Griffith of the self, that natural selectionas can Orrtanna, secretaries (Mrs. McKimmie and Mr. posure byconvictd-spy ADVERTISERS, CORRESPONDENTS, ETC., the eye not long ago in but III Hardy, conhis duce such perfect organs number of commit. English McDonald) with their of U.S.A. This ex -member the di- T. and the hand. The last enter recall similar incidents of the days the for to fit praise the much saw deserve for tee or gregation Ches-teacher school gives Mr. her hus- highly successful function. Up till of the martyr Oliver Plunket, aga the "New Witness" TO COD AND IRELAND TRUE. American vorce courts, separate from Announcements, Advertisements, and rejoinder. American business man in such in his time, a plot was Ameri- terton's witty and marry again She returnp.m. passenger trains continued to ainst whom, "he had 70,centre of sanctity as Rome." that friends of this paper have band, bold- 9bring alleging and Several hatched, seekValley, pleasure of quota their suffer. sole Buchanan to By Ellen O'Leary, the ed intended for the current the can tourists are not made very friendly protests against a 000 Catholics to murder all St. Ignatius' Church. ers, and Slade -street presented ers from these gabblers of infamy, my remarks on Darwinism; and ly walked into word to her very animated scesie as laughing Protestants." Dr. lia.linan, Bishop sent had pastor holiday-makThe Irish I sit beside my darling's grave, Crowther, Rosary, recent beatificasays the week's issue, them, Mr. C R. happy people made their of Limes ick, in hisDr. frequently one of that she was debarred, butsat the Who in the prison died, in Plunket, ers on the Continent in groups of my conundrums about that hted, and to the hall, where, upon arri- tion sermon on And though my tears fall thick and meet them. If they indicate a Car- says similar woman paid no the priest way wing of the bat and Rome, thus unfolded what follow. the when but notice help pew not discould one val, some mother's add her fast they on dinal's palace He saw the surprise and admiration written ed:things "could easily be solved to begin Mass. I think of him with pride. graceful innuendo as to the private lines by any corn. prepared refused "The trial of the Primate was fixto go on with the plainly on the faces of all, as they If they refer purely Darwinian Ay, softly fall my tears like dew, life of its occupant. or even by one so her and till the left to take place in Dundalk before zoologist, true. petent divorcee Ireland the generally and they caught their first glimpse of the in- ed God to For one The con- service to a religious picture myself." as jury on which there was not a a incompetent no doubtobeyed. is She which, and there terior, in an allusion to edifice. work to concourse, manage of The l):e and charunwrithad single Catholic. all," he said, of the undrum in question, Father Whalen said the church ing the fact, the decorators Long "I love my God o'er my features something improper in the lifeContinacter of Dr. Plunket were known to cerns the survival value of land, made the "job of their lives." it. The ten law on the door of his painted "And then I love who thing a artist If were the disreputable state. "St. as jury, unfinished the their sweet, Admitted." lines of greenery, interwoven with acguide is a typical Man -with - in it is And next I love my Lily and if to learn modern- the choicest of flowers, and electric. characters of the three principal hand: ental can fly it may survive,but Who pledged me her white if it can- Ignatius is too old continued. the mud-rake, gathering to himself -and so con"I'd witnesses Tel. A1940. fly; and may it cusers wing a has true, conceivevery it priest with ever But the globes, shaded of the earth. ism," things fact that foul should of To each-to all -I'm the why latter the these wing, were a in vinced half with tread fly to gleamed fitfully through is time to stop him from splattering not To God, to Ireland, and to you." the able colour, swaying half a wing? Yet prove unworthy on the day fixed for the trial, with pastors, that survive it former The our greenery. of gently the footsteps such desecra- stage also presented a fine bed his filth over others. Darwinism pre -supposes that numsight, when Dr. Plunket appeared, and nurse his hard debe- Jesuits, if I allowed No tender our holy place. done out as it was in all sorts of with him the witnesses for theappear, berless generations could survive pause in DENTAL SURGEON. smooth'd, The Right Rev. Dr. Hayden, Bistooth could fly. Now tion to got fence, his accusers did not generation divorce, one fight prefore to judges the head; was that was here It his We've finery. Dr. of Wilcannia-Forbes, Or softly raised hop default. even by to case go am not I the let better that but true where heaven quite and it is woke in on the successful coin. 148 BARRACK -ST. (Upstairs). tongue, to decide sat and with an address of welcome releassented that was not He fell asleep andwas and fahowever, This zoologist; dead; begin than at the altar? here, mar- petitors for the various prizes for Plunket, his native city of Kilkenny, and an incompetent Ere I knew he -but was hurried under close Crowther is more competent baptised Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered Dendarling rue? to fancy costume, and from here also ed, Yet why should I my the Freedom of the City was con- Mr. the fact of ded beauty was guard across the Irish Sea to Lonaltar, her children tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws than I, if only in the all.mere our haunting dispensed Band before Cooper's ried ferred upon him. Replying to the He was to God and Ireland true. she Nevertheat but don and lodged in the gruesome and i'Dologist font, attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western a his itch being our' feet at one's made expressed that Lordship melodies baptised of Newgate, address. his and on the prison built been Ignahas opinion, years, my St. opprobrious eighteen to at last during the Australia, I adhere of less, divorced and doing. can't be with the longing to be up .. a glorious memory! sympathy with the Lord Mayor Oh. recommendations where for some time he had to unsolid foundations of meritorious skill and so for a reason that seems to me tius." The prizes were presented to the suc- dergo prouder than a queen Cork and the Cork prisoners, and ex- do such trials and privations as He appreciates this so much that he from gratified patients. worthy of some little consideration. cessful competitors during the inter- criminals of the vilest kind were pressed the hope that the GovernTo sit beside my hero's grave He has to address. his happen regarding does prevent mistakes to this wishes been; it because he val by the Rev. Father Lynch, the rarely subjected to. There And think on what has ment would see that these men have Ibedoexactly one of those questions only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, assemblage heartily applauding each spent the entire winter and spring, suffered more than is due to justice. And, oh, my darling, I amto true The Press praises, Country. me, the in- only be true by an individual coor to in Town canvassers touts, or seems it as you! which, At on continuplace. -and he took for as the presentation The Irish in Australia, To God-to Ireland a right incidence. his accusers, having got parI can see for myself, the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses dependent critic has really For this portion of the whilst supported the party elected by against the it is instance, -that some particular case the conclusiontheof Rev. of their offences that this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily demonof the late ed, of- to check the specialist. Father, on be. don Lady Butler. the widow the Irish people. Someone had large, arranging elephant might programme, at not an lived and of law, civil strated without pain. at logic, trunk of born the question was like ques well a larger few in a of the Irish of the committee, encomsolution simpler half a to General Sir %V. Butler, fered the plans their to is It fact. maturing Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withis compared of and be had a good deal in it. a smaller question and Lausanne, in Switzerland, and Length and chosen sentences, thanked the judges pass the destruction of their victim. that a really out doubt the best in the world: the contour of the face fa- tion, which believing of case of the coach -horn. the difficulty withthe Meynell, like Chamberlain, Mrs. Government of deDwyer, conof IMesdaines of the the sister Let the British matters a through tail mere being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. carrying mouth or are 'The early head fall can flexibility to act Let Lloyd George halfpenny for consenting entroops. it tasteNoseda) their was perfectly find and and durable, draw life light, mous poetess. Lady Butler his possibly is comfortable, has it against Moreover, I might spiracy gree; and and her "Ron tell the Irish people exactly what he hundred times runningly, which a inas adjudicators for the evening, the becalhe a painter, Lord Shaftesbury. to less, and permanently wholesome and pure. I have many convenient if my nose were six in 1874 brought her is prepared to do, and let three men nothing to do with the isnumismatic being carried with trusted not fitCal picturefame. the Cabinet, so well imitators, but no rival's, in this class of work. Teeth call like the ches longer, and sufficiently lively vote of thanks Three years af- act as mediators between the Brit. value of the coin. It of member ofhis duplicity that he was body the in and those by at left acclamation immediate and right ting can be remodelled on my new system. At least, known for But- ish Government and the Republican difficulty of believing that a mere to be aisle to point -table. the hall. terwards she marrieda General tea King, and in going elsewhere. My workmanship is before the the by dentures, to my on see cheaper, referred and loaf objects a make various writer of the evenThere is no use in tax could personally event ribbon time of all my blue devote wickedest I The 'the because as ler, who was himself being a bril- Government. accident advertisement, an best presence, my the with simply own But this is blown the which has nothing to do was won by his in all England.' This man of orator, in addition toButler spends waiting until they have to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where I am qualities of length ing (best dressedSetset) (Early co: n. the particular Vic- dog pieces. Those agrarian craft of growing reason to ab- 5fotfat's Quality that Dr. Plunket liant soldier. Ladyat Bansha, known by my reputation. in whole country of and laxity, not a general truth be- deceit procured which for burnings and shootings There is a general tide treacostumes use. the high massacres, and torian', for Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultasome of her time growth arraigned of be out the qualities the the Butler ancestral recall the worst days of that incar- flowing against such improbabilities that I ing kindly lent for the occasion by should tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conTipperary. and that the evidence ofpriests moun- nate devil, Lord Inchiquin. One con- even if they are possibilities: they It is not in the least true set was composed of son, The Moffat=. conapostate me and entrust their work to me. sult least and home amid the lovely Galtee the degraded reaand experience three should exceptions, bet- the following ladies: Misses Stanton, should be taken. dition of any solution should be would still be on Dr. Plunket askTake a note of my address for reference, and call before detains. the side of the venience from the membiane Dentistry in all its branches by Skilthat there would be no settlement son would be wid- Golding (21, Arthur, Lucas, McGui- ed for a delay -of some days, to give ciding to go elsewhere. or thickening of fingers details my the ween whatever And Catholic on the basis of a united Ire- rule. ed Assistants. gan (2), Millard, Metcalfe, Webb, his witnesses. who were on their way According -to the noted I. J. Grif- except thing is ag- ening a little: even if an evolutionist this Ce history, (Alderman natural Mayor conMonth. Beverley, First Sunday. McCormick, in the The Hall, by Saturday land. McRae, First Martin York, comforted and inspir- Bodinner, from Ireland. but delayed tie was historian, the late May 20, 1834 1-oughryl presided. ainst the very stature of things.will at my elbowthe arrive. far-off divine event Liddle, and Berry The "gentlemen" trary winds, time toasked fin Lafayette died ed me with BORTILL.' To explain what I mean I W. role their Assumption off copies for carried from party of the have he should Then buried refused. He was Father O'Meara (Administrator of take this parallel of the technique when my descendantUntil the mem- with that old time air that was of his remains 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). the convictions in Ireland agChurch, Paris, and ceme- St. George's Cathedral. Southwark, of music, of which I know even less the wings of a bat. wont to charm the hearts of the ainst his accusers, but this reasonwere interred in a consecrated of the than of the technique of natural brane can really be spread properly celealderman an is the who great-grandEng.), our of attend maids not the crinlin was also refused." it is like request point to able tery. He did simple point a front with his begin by To invited was thankshistory. were busycouncil, in borough days. The following Did not some of the gullible Peace bration of solemn Mass instrument, fiddle -string before it is stretched fathers' victory at colleagues recently to accept the though moving musical me is also successful in securing prizes: bodies at the recent "Irish giving to God for the that a properly front point to point. Itpuras beof Mayor for the forthcoming suppose an expert told over Best dressed lady, Miss Edna Kerr Conference" go into ecstasies ultimate its serving Yorktown, usually recorded Church, office as nearer quite no blown his rebe of could however, -horn coach by an year. In view, there at all. (Irish Coleen): best dressed gentle. some platitudes uttered thereancient ing said at St. Joseph's Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. Cathedral, well if it were only two feet long. I pose than if it were not Revolu- sponsible duties at the orithe most (Jester) the Moyle Miss During man, bearing simiPhiladelphia. partly because But it would be easy to find a with ginal lady, Miss Croxford (Bubbles): Ulster lamb. was pitched at and on the advice of the Bishop, should believe him; "the wickedest "The Famous "linigg's Corner.", drum the Shaftesbury, to of parallel title 4 tionary war his tent partanimal and lar enough, compelled Bal- Father O'Meara has been it seems probable Miss original "gentleman," in all England.: Who procured one time where the Cathedral, about a hole in it. There are monsters most Years after, to decline the honour, much to the ly because I know nothing (Bubbles). Supper was sup- dog of Oliver Plunket? martyrdom the timore, now stands.in the an in- who would die instantly if they Raneley even Labour not the am of I members the matter. of the Cathedral, regret THE PLACE TO GO FOR their plied by the good ladies of the par- Little wonder the Board of so-callhe attended Mass Car- Party on the council and the disap- competent coach -horn -blower. But could not close the holes in One supposes ish, and the band discoursed splen- ed National Education hinders the accompanied by the venerable under water SILK and FASHION FANCY VESTS. PANAMA HATS, our his staff pointment of many Catholics resid. I should certainly not believe him head would in did music, the drummer, with his teaching of Irish history their before swiftly, <lie roll, the Governor andOctober 11, ing in the borough. they a generalisation as me. if he told in using the jazz effects, al- primary schols. SHIRTS, BOX, TIES, ETC. ("Baltimore American," that closing apparatus could develop agility instruments, musical all recorded about wononly and amusement much the fcirding is This 1824) But the principle is a gethe half a musical instrument was better slowly. Owing to advancing years, either during dir. Our fund should benefit very time he attended Mass, than no music, or even_as good as neral one, and is involved in the during his visit Very Rev. Canon Lord Archibald EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL It ccinsiderably by the carnival, andweit the Revolution, or1824. in any music. I should disbelieve it very nature of any apparatus. Burn retire. all about to is is Douglas This efforts such as these that VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. to the country in about his Ca- 1850, the third son of the seventh because it is inconsistent with the is only by way of figure of speech, is' by place much on a ourselves shall igTERRACE. the of freedom HARVEST that history shows of the COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. above Marquess of Queensbury, he was general nature of a musical instru- in defence I take the type of a firmer footing than heretofore, and tholicity, except his burial as MISS M. O'CALLAGHAN. ordained by Cardinal Manning in ment. or any instrument. I should norant, that I the old adage, "unity is strength," is stated. Surgical: Medical: Maternity. 1878, and founded the great work disbelieve it long before I had musical instruments apparatus. keep in hand we should motto the ignor_A10118. entirely lone; I am tiWx, DON'T FORGET THE death since carried on by Canon Bans. In thought of the thousand particular take it because I am of athd -mind for future occa'slons. The 21st anniversary of the was ob- 1887 he took up parish work in Scot- instruments to which it does not ant of musical instruments.who ADDRESS of Charles Stewart Parnell8th ult. land, to which he has since devoted apply. I should not primarily need the candid class of those on thehave the on Dublin vioin served in his life andhis fortune. He antici- to think of the particular examples, "never tried" to perform CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. LAWLEY the Parnell monument pipe; this MT. upon On play a -AVENUE, great cannot by A I chapel lin. motor FIRST the enough. 49 of pated obvious are they O'Connell -street a large wreath de- many years, for in the early days of though it be a bagpipe. But ASK FOR stringed instrument cannot even be especialy if tells laurels and moss, beautifully a me that the wildest used members his Scottish ministry he stringed without two fixed if anybody (To the Editor graRYAN whisper, PHIL signed. was placed by the Associa- gipsy-van to evangelise the distract called a from rose pibroch the of ends points to hold both of the Parnell Anniversary a hole in the wind -hag Sir, -Some time ago I read in the DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE the great but with which his family has so long string. At the stage when the dually, as up T.a. Seel then West Australian of the Sopwith tion, in memory ofleader. -why NIGHT. gradually OR DAY associated. was filled been filaments like floated Numerous -strings fiddle as to Aviation unfortunate Irish followers placed Company starting No, 208. feeling their way to- I shall not be so rude, I hope, CAR void, the in head, visitors and old his Lt is reparted that M. Livoni Peri, wards an evolutionary other end of say there is a wind -bag in branch in Perth. From what I of the Motor Garage Telephone, A1927 is a could gather, the company had purfloral tributes on the grave the nowhere, there could choff, a son of Maxim Gorky, be nothing but I shall venture to say there G.P.O. Motor Rank, A3488. dead chief in Glasnesin. cemetery. And if he chased an area of land at West Su ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, MURRAY. famous Russian nevelist, has entered serving any purpose of a fiddle. A Bole in his argument. Fiesole, drum with a hole in is not a drum says that pieces <,1 wood came to- biaco for an aerodrome and landing at Order STREET, PERTH. Franciscan the campaign B.D.Sc., L.D.S., During the Presidential form to stick. POWELL, by stic,l: V. G. slowly, operaItaly. gether begin would corregrounds, and at all. But an evolutionary drum PhciOne * * * DENTIST. in America, the New York "Daily a drum, a fiddle, and that before it was yet tions before the end of this year in into slowly to turn London has the of spondent "Terence MacSwiney," said Arch- when it has begun by being only a a fiddle at all, the sticks discoursed establishing aviation in this State, 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, mesChronicle" sent the following shop Duhig, in an eloquent panegy- hole. I cannot see any survival for most excellent music -why, I fear I as was being done in the East. It. PERTH. sage to the "Chronicle": ric on the late Lord Mayor of Cork a bagpipe that begins Preby being shall be content to answer fiddle- was also mentioned that the comDemocratic Cox, "Governor his in giving justified much as "was will Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. I to sticks. pupils. would receive pany would slit; I think such bagpipes sidential candidate, replying who any men were as Ireland for life be very much obliged if you will 'Phone, A503S campaign orators, ever laid down their lives for their die with all their music in them. I Republican kindly let me know through yot. - -that IreVICTORIAN TAILORING CO. a faint doubt, mingled with fasstates that he believes native land.... From his death had feel the idea that a vioAll Kinds of the Latest Foot- paper if the Sopwith Company has about For cination, land will soon achievetheindepenand the Ireland, for hope new arisen carrying done any more towards terms ground of the out Prices. grow under Lowest could lin the that, at and wear, dence, MacSwiney Terence Uni- memory of out the scheme, and where I can it would at least make Repairs at Current Rates, of the League Covenant, the JAMES KEATING. would ever be entwined with the like a tree; get more information about the enBut wheted States may be called upon to love of Ireland in the hearts of a charming fairy story. grow Patronise rolling of pupils, etc. Thanking 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute), like could fiddle no a ther or guarantee it." descendents their and Irishmen Dress Suits Oar -Yours, etc., that you in anticipation. A Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suitings. a tree, I feel sure nobody could play The Republican argument is BEN JONES "AERO." Specialty. the League throughout the civilised world." on it while it was still only a twig. America's entrance into KALGOORLIE PELTH. to -ST., on Application. Sent Forms have WILLIAM the on 310-12 information Self -Measurement would only exno [We have Samples and But all these, as I say, are would mean that she P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. matter. Can any of our readers J. SPIGL amples that throng into the mind Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. give aid to England in suppressing direcin the a information seen in supply any principle of a PERTH, afterwards, Travellers. TOBACCONIST, an Ihish rebellion. no purpose, said SUBIACO HOTEL correspon- Good Accommodation for tion indicated by our flash from the first. Of things serIt would serve the fact that Will be pleased if you would call for ving particular pui poses, by a bal. dent? -Ed. RECORD.] ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. Governor Cox, to blink remainquestion it money. parts, Irish of save ance and aiangement your requirements and as long as the Beer Always on Tap. bound to be THE WINNING DOUBLE. cannot be generally true that they Good Emu Shaving 4c1.; Haircutting 9. ed unsettled there was Accommodation for Country in the St. Gerard's Hospital Orders sent to any part of W.A. are fit for use before they are finishUNION BEER a !certain amount of criticism Visitors. co. close of needidea It is against the geneV.P. Post. No remittance --at=-over the ed for use. AND He by Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. WALTER WING, Proprietor. ed. Cheapest in Perth. tion with Great Britain. would ral nature of such things; and can he 61 CAMBRIDGE -ST., LEEDER. Razors Set, Watches, Pipes, or UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. reiterated that if elected the with to invoke VILLE. any other articles Repaired, BARRACK STREET, PERTH. consider it his rut,- Article of guarantee. XI. right accorded by the Irish PHONOGRAPHS, from f2/21- to £70. and the Covenant, and present GRAMOPHONES LeaNewcastle Club Hotel cause to the attention of the MOANA CAFE CYLINDER RECORDS from L . gue. GLENORAN NO. 10 South Terraco, Fremantle. a HAY -STREET, PERTH. 3/6. Mr. De Valera announces that BEST. RECORDS, SCOTLAND'S AMBEROL BLUE Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, of the Tea and Suppers. formal request for recognition Newly Renovated and Up -to -Date. For Afternoon PURE MALT WHISKY. DISC RECORDS, from 1/6 each. Irish Republic would soon be made Cusand North-West Goldfields As supplied under Contract to the to the State Department. tomers specially catered for. South REGAL RECORDS, 3/6. THE WINNING DOUBLE. W.A. Hospitals and Government Beach trams stop at door. UNION BEER Also RailEgerton Castle, the well-known Medical Department. COLUMBIA RECORDS, 10in , 4/6. secRYAN (late Proprietor: T. H. amateur noted Cars and the Leading Catholic novelist and AND retary Celtic Club, & Wyndham). for ALL MACHINES SPRINGS in way Dining and PARTS suddenly SPARE died who the throughout Clubs and swordsman, Hotels UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. in September last, State. per box. 1/6 his 63rd year NEEDLES, COLUMBIA long will be best remembered by inthewhim Sole Agent MOIR'S CHAMBERS, REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO. series of romantic novels beginPHIL COYLE HOTEL ORIENT his wife collaborated, which, MOTOR CAR PAINTING. of Jennico," ning with the "Pridecontinued HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. with published in 1898, McCARTHY HARRY very Good Accommodation for Country unabated success right to the Telephone, B277. Visitors. were of 196 PIER -STREET. end. His qualificationsvaried. Men's pure woo His Our prices for pure most Tel. B533. P. J. HEVRON the widest and spent in a French J. MONAGHAN. COACH PAINTER. rib -knitted sox D r PRACTICAL schooldays were wool, silk or lisle sox CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FORhe 4s. 6d. holidays the Jaeger's, during and Lycee, vas Established Over 20 Years. WARDING AGENCY, throto -day are below what and his father roamed about Men's heavy pure PALACE HOTEL THE GENERAL CARRIERS. Perth replace will makers Arcade, ugh the byways of France, Germany io Central wool rib -knitted sox, science St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. and Italy; he had studied Ramsey PHILLTMORE CHAMBERS, them for. Join an Irish Society. navy blue, 4s. 6d. laboratories of in the The PALACE is situated in tia FREMANTLE. position, dose charming and Kelvin: he had read law; served most Men's wool and cotwool pure Men's and blazodry Houses, studied as a soldier; Banks and Commercial ton English sox, 2s 6d Dr. fine oashmere genealogy; and was an accomplished Theatres, and is largely patronise: Jaeger sox 68. 6d. Men's pure wool swordsman. by the principal Farmers and Graziers in the State. Cashmere sox with Men's pure wool In a short article headed, "Guides colored doe, 7s. 6d. MODERATE TARIFF. Irish Ros flue cashmere English to Perdition,' the current Acts of Australasia.) and 8s 6d. of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' sox 4s. 6d. and 5 6d, J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. Hierarchy ary, in "Topics for the Month," says the by (Approved issued by Telephone A1428. that the "News Sheet," BENEVOLENCE. CATHOLICITY, NATIONALITY, Amof RELIGION, Council are: Its Watchwords the Catholic Welfare comment on 3e. 6,1 and females), demanding erica, makes a timely Men's American Lisle thread sox, plain Catholic, and it Specially Appeals to Catholicsin (males by the It is essentially Irish and ALLEGIANCE. any Locality on receipt QUEALY'S HOTEL the close of the holiday season. It will be established Branches and and 5s. fid. Cobol. 4e. 6d. it ail 5s, 6d. SUPPORT their anti-Catholic sanctioned by the PRIEST of PERSONS, calls attention to the TEN by SIGNED KALGOORLIE. a requisition Hall, of Town in Next DISTRICT SECRETARY being fully set out in the requisition. slanders circulated notthe merely Men's Art silk sox, colors, 6s. 9d. disreputthe DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending members Funds. Excellent Accommodation. guide -books, but by hands 50,000 members and £300,383 in travelMen's pure silk sox, reinforced in Lisle, heels, toes, enroughotit the Commonwealth and New Zealand DRAUGHT. BRANCHES ON 550 able guides into whose BEER UNION Guaranteed. A conFinancial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness and tops 9a. 6d. lers are so often delivered. writes: CONTRIBUTIONS. Proprietress. MODERATE QUEALY, Mrs. Sheet" MEMBERS. "News the BENEFIT tributor to NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR Cook's agents "I have followed AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN have heard LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL G. F. 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woman, "were some soldiers killed, though Mr. Walsh was by himself in MACHINES too?" "Yes,' n-as the answer; "two the midst of these men, all armed to Our Victorian Letter They were shot in the the teeth, and although there were officers." DEa SIMPLE, SILENT, STRONG back garden. One of them was a several lorries outside, they were all Meloburne, November 15. Colonel afraid to look at him properly in STANDARD SEWING Over all is some Major Smyth, brother of DUBLIN, October 13, 1920. the huge gatee. They kept going outside For the past six months, and unwire, Smyth, who was shot dead in Cork the chop. 20 or 30 feet of bombproof MACHINES winthe til Tanuary next, Dr. Phelan, Bishop On Saturday I dined with Arch- and it is amusing to see the passers. Club after that infamous address to and looking at him through LOCK STITCH aW CHAIN bishop Barry at the Gresham, and by stare at this in wonder. It re- the police at Lis.towel. Next there dow, in an effort to recognise his of Sale, is the only Catholic Bishop Now he re in Victoria. In this position he is talked Australia inside out-also sembles a big hoarding without any came the police, who asked where brother J. J. in him op floor, W.A. Chambers, we ADJUSTABLE the Professor's body was. They were sembled J.J. as truly as I resemble doing his best to perform episcopal Ireland upside down. Lord! but I advertisements. ION astounded to find he seas still alive the late John Forrest, yet after two functions in all parts of Victoria, CENTER, would like -to be in Australia when "The Black and Tans." had been removed to the Mater hours they were not sure. "Will we but he never allows the acceptance mom,Dr. Barry returns, and hear his reIt is impossible to walk a hundred and L George's Terrace, Perth marks about Ireland! Hospital. Perhaps it is that they take 'im?" said one as they were go- of engagements in other dioceses to Monsignor yards must pert,art round -shuttle Tee machine niade. New Shipment just opened. or wanted hint dead. Last night I vis- ing. without running into, "No," said another, "that interfere with progress in his own. O'Hagan, Rector of the Irish College Write for illustratod Catalogue and particulars of Hire Purchase to He and Father Fitzpatrick, Adm, STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. at Rome, was there as well. and just rather being almost run over, by ited the house. The drawing room ain't im." "Black loads of and Tans." walls are spattered wills bullets, and are making a tour of the parishes as I was leaving we ran into Des- lorry If Two Men Did This name, I presume you are aware, pools of blood are in the hall still in the diocese, and are collecting inond Fitzgerald, T.D., who, together The from the queer mixture of As I said elsewhere, they are after funds for the Boys' College at Stile, Beale Piano Agents), Robert Brennan, controls the arises 969 MURRAY St , PERTH. SUCCESS in Business with and soldier uniforms they three men particularly: Michael Col- upon which work has been com (The J. J. Webb Not at Home! Republican Publicity Bureau which police at first. In fact some stills lins, Robert Brennan, and J. menced. The work will cost nearly comes from TRAINING Pets Dublin Castle by the ears. andI wore wear it. Apparently there were captured not be will They J J. Walsh's place was also raid- Walsh. £25,000, and for a total population walked home with Desmond enough tunics to go around, and ed, but, as usual, J. J. was not -they will be shot dead. It can be of 16,000 Catholics, this will impose Mrs. Fitzgerald, or rather we walked not No heavy liabilities if it is not met im these men were arrayed in police there. They smashed up a lot of done quite easily nowadays. Des. so home, for to Mrs. Fitzgerald's and about. trousers khaki tunics. worry and toys and made an "officers' mess" of inquests or inquiries to We Coach inmedately. At the same time, the mond sleeps in the clouds these cap At the very beginning their appear. the place generally. KEEP THE FLIES OUT ! Also seized a If Professor Caroler: dies, as I under- Bishop is administering Confirms. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, days. At least it must be in the was most grotesque, and we lot of books entitled ''The failure of stand he must, there will be no in- tion, and at some places also is pre. clouds, because Dublin Castle has ance BOOKKEEPING, Commercial saw them in all sorts of attire, and Parliamentarism"-a book that has quest. They can thus keep up their siding at those functions so char METTERS' WIRE DOORS else but All everywhere looked for him an' ENGLISH, Etc., -wear. With the ex- been on sale for three years in all yarn about the "two young men." acteristic of Australian parishes(as illustrated past. especiallyof head in the clouds these months Business Subjects. a silk hat, I have seen the shops here! The raiding party Bah! it will take a lot to convince men's Communion breakfasts. Two Bob Brennan is the same-well, no, ception them in every sort of "lid." During No 2 Size: of one officer and five men us that the soldi'ers in the garden weeks hence Dr. Phelan will con he is worse off, because they want the last week they have paid a left- consisted few a the wind up" at "get clothes, all with their not in private did duct an ordination eft. bin. s 2ft. 6in Green ceremony in the Our Special FULL BUSINESS him ever so badly. It is a shock. handed compliment to Scotland by The funny shadows and blaze away in the usual Cathedral, and will preside at the over their faces. Wire .. . 13/6 OURSE guarantees to fully qual- ing state of affairs to think of the adopting a khakicoloured Scotch caps the officer was manner, whereupon those in the annual meeting of the Mt. Sin. a 2ft. Sin., Galv. Catholic ever cap. with some sort of tartan trim- thing was that existence Brennan has lived ify in ONE YEAR. if two Truth Society At any rate, (broreplied. least, John Walsh dumb! At house Wire .. He will also per . 20/. since I have known him, just on 18 ming. They tear about the city ther of J.J.) asked him questions men could, at such a disadvantage, form a crowning ceremony at a fete ..ft. Bin. a 2ft, 8in, Green months now. Except for a few in light motor lorries of late, half a a defeat a regular army, killing 2 offi- abtout.e.John's parish, two hours, but not Wire .. East Mel 19/. he has never slept at home dozen on each, and it is instructive for nearly IMPORTANT.-We are having in. months. the whole cers and wounding a soldier, what sound passed his lips Oft. Sin. x 2ft. Sin., Gale during all that period. All be can March for tailed., to be ready men" -to see them with their rifles pointed time! "young hundred all the talking. two The men did could Wire .. 21/. rather Lookbigton's Etuni, 11920), a Lore Range Receiving Ap- manage is to slip into his home for in all sorts of directions, covering Another amusing thing was that al- Irish "young men"-do? Other Sizes in Proportion. aratus of toe most modern type meals now and again. During the the four quarters of the globe. One The Church in Melbourne is all also and Crystal Receiver, taught day time, most of the men onthe load yesterday got a cheer as it the stronger by reason of the return Wire Windows Made to A;r Students run are fairly safe. The Castle pre tore along O'Connell-street. One sy Expert Instructors. of Father Lockington, S.J., the en OF THE LAYING OF F OUNDATION STONE OF ST. Size. uglify for Operator's Certificate in fors to do its dirty work at night. man sat next the driver with his VIEWS ergetic provincial in Australia of PATRICK'S CHURCH, BUNBU RY, WHICH TOOK PLACE ON But the much -wanted men, Bob rifle cocked ready on his knee. An2 Months. the Jesuits. Just returned from a SUNDAY WEEK. (Cork other sat behind the driver, and had Brennan, J. J. Walsh, T.D trip through Europe and America, City), and particularly Michael Col- his rifle, on the other side, also cockhe has already done splendid work Terms on Application to: lins, T.D., the Republican Finance ed ready for action. here. He has contined his Sacred Minister, are perfectly safe while T. S. HALPIN, B.A., Principal. One of these heroes that I saw Heart Temperance Crusade, and daylight lasts. My last talk to Bob recently had .a revolver strapped on (Late 16th. Batt., A.I.F.1 has given a retreat to the men of Brennan was right in front of the to his right leg, between knee and Newman College. At Richmond 'Phone 2357. You thigh. I thought he had been to the Shelbourne Hotel, in fact. he spoke at a Communion breaksee, these three men are not to be pictures, but to my surprise I found fast in the following terms: "He taken alive; they are to be shot out last night that that is the new would not congratulate them on down, and so it is that they disap ready -for -action attire of the "Black T. P. HERBERT that fine gathering, as such were pear into the earth, or into the and Tans." is handier than on quite familiar to him. Family Grocer and Provision Richmond clouds, when darkness approaches. the belt whenIt sitting Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors special. down in the was Richmond. Merchant. He had travelled That's a coldblooded statement lorry, so I believe. the globe, Under Owner's Personal Supervision and ly Catered for. he had not seen any SUBIACO. 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, to make, you will sat'. Well, be a thine to equal it, and he had told (Near Nicholson -Road). M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. little patient until Dr. Barry and Yesterday's Sensations. the Pope so. (Applause.) He gave (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) Goods carefully packed. Families Dr. Clyne and Dr. Spence and Dr. Communion in Rome on the 25th. Yesterday we had a crop of sensaCountry orders Haydon, and the other present -time aited on daily. March, and was disappointed in not Raids from midnight until visitors to Ireland, return home and tions. ttended to. seeing more A raid it. communicants. still at are -well, they Of relate their experiences. There will course, the women were good al be complaints then that I did not was made on St. Patrick's Training ways, but you would not find men seminary, and College, a clerical give you the real thing NORTH PERTH MOTOR approaching Holy Communion in arwas students clerical the of one GARAGE. such vast numbers as was whole place was searchThe rested. the Clune's Two Archbishop Adventures. Insurance Company, Limited. TERMINUS. TRAM NGOVE-ST. practice in Richmond. (Applause.) At 1 ed, but nothing was found. He, of course, excepted SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PICRTIL house Telephones. A1837 and A4598. the on made was Ireland, Archbishop Clone, by the way, has a.m. a raid which beat us. In Dublin it was had a few experiences already. and of Professor.Carolan, one of St. Pat BOGUE AND SPERRING. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, usual to see 1,000 communicants a It was attended as he has just gone down to Lim rick's professort. CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND day. and 3.000 on the 'First Friday.' and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST erick again, he will have a few more with startling results, for the two He had had the privilege of a priNIGHT. E MIDWOOD, Manager. CURRENT RATES very shortly. His Grace was at officers were shot dead, the Profesvate audience Dublin with the wounded. soldier Pope, a and Templemore (where the alleged sor and Cream Cars for Weddings. told him of the kind of men found official bleeding statues are), some time ago, Castle refuses to give an in Richmond. He was glad, and and found himself stranded there. statement yet; it must be working sent his blessing to the Jesu'ts, to The crowds were enormous, and it up an extraordinary lie to cover the Australia, to the people, young and Telephone B152. was impossible to get out of the thing, for on the face of it it looks old, of Richmond. (Applause.)." place. In his perplexity he spoke as if soldiers themselves did all the FARRELL BROS. one of the Volunteers on duty, shooting. University Sunday. General Produce Merchants and to is apparently Michael Collins, It and was forthwith taken to the Corn Last Sunday was celebrated at Corn Crushers. the Finance Minister, that they are 11: soon as the latter St. Patrick's Cathedral as UniverHOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. outdant Grace's identisty he after. Elaborate arrangements wcre CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. sity- Sunday This annual function rine The only Firm who Specialise in commandeered a car, and the'Arch- made; the district picketed-. is organised by the Newman Society bishop set off for Limerick. Arriv- party sent around the back; another GraW and Salt Crushing. of Victoria, and is a proof that the ing there, Dr. Clone was rather stag- in front. They smashed in the front Church is as strong among the inNate the gered to find the driver refuse to ac - door, and when the Professor came tellectual classes in Australia as it cept payment! Although he had down he was covered in a dozen is among the labouring classes. A READ THIS! brought a party from Galway to Places. Others rushed upstairs and special sermon was preached by the Templemore, and had to take them kept Mrs. Carolan in her room. We Rev, W. B. Mangan, who holds the back to Galway, his answer to the are next asked to believe that the degree of Master of Arts from the There is in our midst a curious Archbishop's were going Carolan Prof. and officer proffer of money was, University of Melbourne. He spoke ype of Irishman. - 1taILsVtY I RECHAHITE "Wasn't I commandeered in the up the stairs when suddenly two of the influence to be wielded in Kerry Ice is Bright, young men, "who were hiding in the name of the Republic?" the world by University men and And the Price ix Right. the shot away and blazed house," The Archbishop's next -experience women, I who would find in Catholic OUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. was not nearly so pleasant. His car Professor. Thereupon pandelom principles the antidote to the proRing A8255. was held up and ringed with bayo- Mtn reigned, one paper says, for two blems with which we are surround. MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. nets, and an attempt made to search hours. ed. The Ten Commandments were They are right oppo Tice most suitable for Visitors to Perth. Two Young Men. the occupants. His Grace refused, the salvation of the nation, as well site the Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate as of the individual. EST -CLASS ROOMS TO LET and happily they went no further, as This paper (a Castle hack) next Prices. force would have had to be used. His At us to believe that the "two A Manly Jubilation Grace was determined that he would wants 26 IRWIN-STREET. men jumped through the An important not be searched without his consent young function took roof of the glass-house and escaped. Terms Moderate to Permanent place last week when Father M. J. If we believe that, then these "two Lodgers Dolan, of Seymour, received conBomb -Proof Wire. fellows. wonderful were men" young gratulations from his fellow-gradu MRS. ()BYRNE, Proprietress. Not only did they possess the agil. ates of St. Patrick's College, Manly, This afternoon I was walking ity of tigers, but actually they upon attaining the twenty-fifth analong Darne-street, when out of the dodged PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' of solgarden-full small the niversary of his ordination. Lower Castle gate dashed a motor diers! The However, all that Mrs. Car COLOURMEN. first student of Manly to become a The medicine that car containing five "Brass Hats," re- olan can say is that after a time she priest was the Very Rev. Dean splendent in scarlet and gold, and heard her husband groaning and Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convent. and Schools. goes hand in hand with Drayne, of the Diocese each with a ready-made smile. of Gerald A calling for her. She was not allow kind good health ton, but he went to Ireland in 1890, few yards behind them followed an ed to go to him for some time, and where he was ordained in armoured car, and as it negotiated she found him shot through the neck June, of twin 1895. Father Dolan and Father E. the corner it was amusing to see the and apparently_ dying. The distract No. A1011. -1 elephone, brings physical confiO'Brien, of Sydney, were ordained machine guns describe a circle so as ed woman wanted to run for a doc in November, 1895, and so are the to cover all the people who, perforce, tor, but the inhuman fiends in khaki dence, strength, menfirst complete graduates of Manly halted on the kerb, unable to cross would not let her. Nor would they tal energy, and clearFather Dolan was the guest of honthe road until the traffic cleared. It let her go for a priest! Later, how our at the annual dinner of the Vicstruck me afterwards that it is a -ever, they allowed her daughter to ness, is CLEMENTS torian branch of the Manly Union. dangerous practice to thrust one's go to one of the neighbouring TONIC, because it at which there were fifty hand into one's pocket suddenly if houses, where the doctor lived, and priests HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. from Melbourne and two from Syd. an armoured car is within a hundred instantly the latter arrived in possesses those specia ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. ney. Tributes were given to the yards. The unfortunate dressing gown. fic properties that reBest of Everything Kept. iubilarian by Fathers Baker and Splendid Accommodation. Dublin Castle is a queer old place man was placed on his bed, and the Mahoney, and Morris and Hogan build the human conWeekly 27/6 these days. There never was a great soldiers, thinking him dead, now Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals (the last two from Sydney), and an deal of it to be seen. but all the visi- left. stitution, strengthens JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. Particulars of the Church. and the baptistry on the right. The address was read, signed by the returned, tor glimpses nowadays is one enorTwo hours later they its working parts, O'Brien, mous tangle of barbed-wire all over and in answer to Mrs. Carolan said The plans of St. Patrick's were work has been in progress about two Revs. W. B. Mangan, P. N. A. Clack, office -bearers of the place, and almost hiding massive they had come for the bodies of the made available by the contractor, months, and the greater part of the and cleanses the stomach, in the Manly Union It appears that steel plates that completely cover soldiers. "My God!" cried the poor Mr. McNally, to the RECORD'S re- brick work will be completed Mr. R. J. 's-hen a young man Father Dolan, and purifies the blood, a revels. three months' time presentative, and were tion. The church is 103ft. long by Dennehy, of Perth, was responsible who proceeded to Manly from St. thus creating new confor the Patrick's College, Melbourne, was architectural work. style, in is Gothic wide, about 52ft. ditions with health From all parts of the South-West considered weak in health, and unand the top of the spire will be about However, he brick, visitors came to take part in the likely to last long. Ail the work is in 140ft. results to the user. several travelling big dis- has been eminently successful as a TICKETS, BUTTS and BOOKS, sold and unsold with reinforced concrete piers, and ceremony, and has outlived at least 35 If any greater proof is rewill be roofed with tiles. The belfry tances by car and rail, despite the priest, former members of his seminary. must be RETURNED on or before MONDAY is on the left of the front entrance, wretched weather conditions. anTred of the powers of The Archbishop sent him this letthis splendid medietne, the NOVEMBER 29TH. NEXT, ter to mark the event;testimonies published con"London, September 8th. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED. tinuously in the newspap-My Dear Father Dolan,-I have Message A Touching ABUSE. YOUR EYES WERE MADE FOR USE-NOT ers afford it, wr-tten by Bulleton for October of Catholic just been informed that you are to those who can well afford celebrate your jubilee this year; I Social Guild (Oxford). To get the best results from any piece of intricate mechanism, that this note will reach you by experience to judge of The New Revelation. By Rev. A. hope reasonable care must be given it. The Eyes can certainly time to assure you that I join Neut, S.J., Indian Catholic Truth in its merits. For the general stand a good deal, but when Nature warns (by headaches, etc.), with your many friends in offering Society. it is time to act promptly. good and satisfaction of my hearty congratulations, The late Lord Mayor of Cork Catholic Bulletin (Dublin) for Oc- you the public they are issued, and in wishing you many his tober. to happy message following the sent CO, constituents in Mid-Cork:fruitful years in and are well worth readthe ministry. You The Druidess, By Florence Gay. are the first of a long line that Maning. "I wish to express my deep and caligragiNTIcah Manager W. From the Australian Catholic ly College has given to Australia constitusincere gratitude to my S "20- %IS Truth Society, Melbourne, the fol. and your Alma Mater is proud of MR. WALTER BENTLEY'S ents for their loyalty to and confid- lowing OPINION. justly. With pamphlets have come to her children-and to say like would I me. in coos every good wish and blessing. I am, As president of the Actors' Assa how greatly I valued the honour of hand:ciation and of the Shakespearean Purgatory and Prayers for the my dear Father Dolan,-Sincerely being their representative for Mid - Dead. Society of New South Witte., Mr. By Very Rev. M. Lane, yours. Welter Bentley, the distingtsIshe-1 Cork, both because it is the con Adm. Shakespearean scholar and tutor. "D. MANNIX." largest stituency embracing the osptieneitorin by is firolnd, Loreto Titles, By Rev. Albert -F. J. C. spec his -speaking area in the county, Power, Irish useimismiesime S.J. "Dural:s too." is asbestos cement converted under in any subject is acerpted stIth respect. constituency the being well as as The Three B's mean That fa the reason why so many St. Joan of Are. By Miriam, enormous hydraulic pressure into sheets for ceilIT'S LIKE TRIOwhich my father was born and my Agatha. of his personal friends and his ings, roofing elates, end exterior and interior walls for generations had lived. people Most people pay too much for It is se compact that freight I. most moderstts. If you ere handy with a sew and Tributes NonCatholic to the ;notTle.11;IT'wkilr'enie, Reddls bloe,1 hammer you can fix It youraeif, saving another b R !amp sum you tan also wear. "I take this opportunity of thank- Blessed Virgin. By Dan Tonto, and endorse the highpul,Vc Ryan, what they buy cheap. This is parpotato your own orirmai eelrtic idea. into the bwiding you ore.. Bruno Ere for of work ticularly true of spectacles the and eyein opinion in which it is held- b.y hit-. concerned all ing M.L.A. (Queensland). mein,. 'Du,abosto'' building raducre the lire balsa warm m water and glasses. It is a great mistake to cool in rummer. there hi lie aspens, m eatine and coolies the Dail Loan for their splendid comake. for economy. auength. inectern-nae end beauty. wear spectacles that have not been cmhoe,intisteaellail,ti tiArouw ghzoioant1,47 operation, with the result of making and !'rives Booklet on request. Illustrated the n qualified optician. prescribed by a largest the the collection with you in spirit, watching over county. It made me very prcusl. your work and all the places I lov- Mr. B., the optician, of the Royal pi doe. great good, because it is not highest I may the If Perth, has Arcade, constituency. praymy and of familiar with, ed and was good. It should be in every return and my place has to be Elled, ing that the constituency may be qualifications in the State, and is in Australian home. and a position to give his clients the I trust the rule of an Irish-sveaking one of the first in prosperity member will be maintained. happiness and in loyal derv/tar to benefit of his long and highly spec, Cements Tonle Ltd., Roselle leaned experiente. "la say event, I shall be always the RapubLic."

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of the greatest and most typical Archbishop Mannix and Lieutenant MacSwiney-at the Re- one mediums who eeer lived. It is prequiem in St. Patrick's ofCathedral, SYDNEY. of this type who have con-area soul. lates his HEAD OFFICE repose Melbourne, for the IDE RECORD inda and brains of men driven ally OPEN FOR ALL CLA33E8 OF opposing out of it, by As of pendence students and Brothers The of met in every new truth from the days on You will be surprised to know snmption College, Kilmore, Bruno THE the 5th, Galileo and Giordano that number of people who get(writes In tits, Principal Cities and Towns of Australia and Rabaul ;New Britain); London past er- the the College Concert Hallto ontheir is stranee It revwards. here in Ireland RECORD farewell bid inst., to wisdom.them You teach has not Dublin/. do from who rors Bryan Cyril ered pastor, Father Quinn, 2302 Post Of0cas throw everywhere. of Yours, etc., at all Branches, and Savings Bank Agencies knock up against them been transferred to the charge out Australa. and at Papua. Nets Britain, Solomon. and oinor Islands of tits, Pad ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE Recently an Australian lady was After a West Brunswick parish. £1,0002 up to art Deposits -ember Interest 81% Nos to pass the Hotel, happening by Grand and, Clare in Co. of very pleasant concert given $% Interest on Amounts over E1,000 up to itt.soo. through Enins, paid a visit to the Mr. Joseph Partridge, brother of College Orchestra Choir, and indiviYet Bishop Phelan's Reply. lived by the Catholic nuns. is the possessor - Sir DENISON MILLER, IC.O.M.O., Director Cathedral. To her surprise, right JAMES KELL. QUEENSLAND. thousands ex -Sister Liguori, artists, the Brother dual Argus.' At the Govern there are thousands and are voice. of tenor Editor she pew southe Jul. lat. 1,1 very light ITo the a of seat Deputy Governor not of a well -trained Father Quinn with I on the the in this land of ours who the Argus of to -day lecture in the Hip- presented W.A. RE. Sin-In a was into O'Reilly's appreciation walked Speaking on the occasion of Father learned students' the have of yet was venir a stata CORD": faith, who our astonishment the Irishman of some of Ennis, with young talking celebration read the And anniversary podrome 25th. of devoDoyle the Most Rev. Dr. Fogarty, the pae re- what a Catholic nuns life ment made by Sir A. Conan most enthusiastic iveicome and affection. Vincentian Fathers at Ashfield We are grateful for given a necessary tion means. been for Mr. Partridge connection with my address at triot Bishop of Killaloe, and trustee cently, Archbishop Duhig, referring of esteem, but we It was The following changes haveof the in Be 'Life expressions four on their than said, Cathedral fewer Patrick's no Conference, to St. clergy the Republican Loan, is a:so a Lambeth respond to the made amongst the honour them more if they hag to In this state- of regular reader of THE RECORD. on encores before the large audience Archdio7ese,-Father P. Gleeson to yond the Grave." prelates and others went to celebrate would the manly courage to conic forth to hays classified His Lordship paid it a great honor said Kil I am of ment parish satisfied. the was High Mass, which was condemned of recenttake charge occasions like those we have take spiritual manifestations inside the on returning from London recently 803 Wellington-st., Perth. (Opposite Railway Goods Yard). M. Quinn to by their own Protestont faith. The and ly known to disclaim any connecof more; Father in the Catholic Church as "angelic, THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS OF W.A. by sitting for a special photograpn, of Anglican Archbishop of Sydney had A monument to the memory charge of West Brunswick, diabolical." of tion with the infamous attacksTheir as it Joseph due outside in Rafferty; you Laurence those reach P. will this and written in most hopeful termsconAlderman Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime in the Stet*. late bigots. the of the Rey. -eyed jaundice absence be good blatant, Doyle Conan of A. promising Sir that Would to take charge course. Write for Prices and Particulars before purchasing elsewhere. As O'Hara, M.L A whose what had been done at is no credit to them Father M. Finan Ringwood; us where that stateshort tell cut to Father enough in Gill's tragically I was defy competition. The only BRIGGS in the TRADE. No so We ago days ference towards reunion. "Reunion silence was of few nothing "A career parish for us Catholics-we fear Or will he be supas the new ment appeared? connection with others trading under a similar name. Lime for is a myth," said Archbishop Duhig,a from their attacks. We will de- within three weeks of his election Duffy to assist at Flemand was introduced to a Reclemptorwas recent- G. Gas-an assist at ported in his view by any intelligent ist, Fr. Coyle, of Dundalk. to "We Manure at very low rate. Paddington, of for Joyce emphatically, "and it will remain rights D. sacred member Father the last the ington: Protest- fend to member of the congregation which and meet regularmyth as long as ever thethe are old friends ly unveiled at Waverley Cemetery. voice our Sisters against their impertiJohn Storey, Brunswick I addressed on Sunday evening last? ly," he surprised me with, and when we the Premier (Mr. But ant world fails to answer inspection. for demands nent different a in of My line of thought was of the Pastor of Souls." ofThree I asked where that might be, he can but serve M.L.A.I performed the ceremony. The Very RCN'. Dean Rooney, this fear no exposure. It the and in- direction. The complete address is replied with a twinkle in his eye: which takes fourths of the young people Bendigo, has received a long to throw the bright light of publicity The monument, pamphlet form "In the columns of THE RE. country, growing up to be the future and of a Celtic cross of chaste de. teresting letter from a priest in Lon being brought out in devotion, form zeal, untiring the and on Society, handAnd only this been erected by the citi don. OBTAIN PRICES FROM citizens and lawmakers, were He spoke of the reception by the Catholic Truth saintliness of the lives of our nuns." sign, hasPaddington pamph- CORD, ofI course"! and the Labour given to Dr. Mannix by the Bishops I defy anyone to find in that supportwas speaking to two ed over to the State to be educated morning tens of and Ply- let a particle of evidence declared Southwark, who without a knowledge of God. "You Oblates Leagues priests Portsmouth, of prethe * Early in this month, in the * ing the contention of Sir A. Conan THE RECORD, the finest Catholic have here, I believe," added and 350 priests, chieflyoffront in sence of a large number of religious the mouth, the Doyl What I ret myself to make and Irish paper they knew of! As Most Archbishop, "what we havein the The Sydney Hippodrome was and the south of England. demon SUBIACO. was .5 clear was-The wide range of activ- one has just taken his MA. and the priests of SS. Peter public there with remarkable but Queenslard-Scripture lessons a of Irish, scene were priests the Lordship his lesCathedral, lecScripture the -born. God allows Satan; how high honors, he must have read a Paul's of which Those ity English occasion schc,ols. the of on State The TIMBER and HARDWARE. PEOPLE assisted stration by the Very Rev. Father good sprinkling the reunion of Christen- Right Rev. Dr. Gallagher, remarked be the enemy of man appeared among sons. given priest ture in his time. few WWI English Cahill, One IN CONNECTION Father EVERYTHING WE SUPPLY As well might by the Very Rev, dom, are a myth. M. J. O'Reilly (Rector of St. John's have missed the affair for the angels asking permission of the "Altogether several hundred coAdm., admitted to the white veil College), on "John Bull and his Is- would notThe speech given by Dr. Eternal to tempt Job: how St. Peter THE BUILDING TRADE. the children be without anything." gone £1,000. Ireland had to who must coma pro. at least about pies ladies, going as could nine young If the Protestant world It was found impossible to Mannix made a great impression. Tie describes that enemy land." within the past through their probation as postuthe thousands anxious spoke most eloquently and convinc- like a roaring lion seeking whom he every week, for justyou duce teachers, such as those who did the accommodate lecture, altered the lants at the central novitiate of and mimeses, ingly for over an hour. The speech may devour; how Christ told Peter few months-since such good work in the Roman Cathe hear to receiy ladies paper, so you can cal. the young of be shape The as wheat; to tholic Church, they would not try- diocese. many doubts and mis that Satan would sift himwas appeals were made to be allowed tempt. culate it by that-I have met more ed were as follow: Miss A. Scam - stand anywhere in the hall. When cleared away regarding the Himself "Instead of Irish Christ that and without them. And if than twenty people who get it more men (Melbourne), in religion Sister Father O'Reilly entered the hall, ac- apprehensions for indeed by the same enemy. ing to emulate the Roman Catholic Mary Julian; Miss Mary Buckhorn companied by the Irish National As- people and their struggle Satan could find a place in the most or less regularly. 'A grand paper' is :hutch, however," added the Arch. pendence Bede; Miss Mary do? Sister the burden of their song. approach people audiand (Sydney), these the gatherings, do of Band, a sacred "what Pipe * bWerip, * Sister sociation Warenthusiastically, and it (Melbourne), ' But here is something I cannot Trey speak against our nuns, and K. Lawrence has writ- the holiest of persons, what security Father Kennedy, D.S.O.,Desmonds Miss S. Whelan (Ga- ence cheered in understand how I overlooked tellappear not concert did he the that had we before time st speak against our institutions. Mary Madeline; some was "The NEW NORCIA drama, Miss another Paschal; ten story Mary Sister 1, hands heresy long when any disguise up take human some ing you of it before, for I know how They will Sister could proceed. (Crookwell), of Dingle." It was recently present. against Irene Crowe are clasped around the table at the pleased you and yonr readers will against our orphanages and so, they Mary Austin, Miss Annie Glennan ed to the people of Bendigo in the dark meetings? by the Sisters of Stjoseph Conducted message with Dr. the If meeting my first C.M., At be. our hospitals, but, in doing O'Reilly, Very Rev. Father that (Goolagong), Sister Mary Patricia; Princess Theatre which Sir A Conan Doyle has to de- Nlannix at Nazareth House, on the only emphasise the grand workCathoto the formation of the is as day of his arrival, I had a few min Miss Doris Flynn (Melbourne), Sis referring Returned Beyond Great the from Asseeia. liver is being done by the Church Soldiers' of Young Ladies Clubs Education for the Amalgamated ter Mary Venard: 'Miss Eileen Carew Catholic as the charge utes alone with his Grace, thanks to If they can get a dissatisfied laughter, The Catholic lic. concert wanting in foundation me, from (Deniliquin), Sister Mary Cecilia: tion in Sydney, amidst his audi Dr. McCarthy, Bishop of Bendigo. against a Ger- tendered a complimentary made has with he nun, who leaves her convent, doing soldier great a to the SISTER SUPERIOR that to said apply SisMelbourne, For Particulars Hall, Further 41 the Cathedral Miss Teresa Crowe (Marengo), his can scarcely be designated as Just as I rose to go I asked the thousands of devoted nuns man name had been weeping it. in on the 16th. inst. A ence our land. ter Mary Calasantius "men of brains and independence."- Grace if he had seen THE REthe work of Christ in this exercised because Mr. John Wren was He Wren Sydney. Mr. to made was dishonoured 'Indeed I CORD at all, of late. or, if they can get a Catholic soldiers got tired of be- presentation in recognition of Yours, etc high .;tt "tf78cRPOc;t3c;iFi).78vIIs;t3s;tic.7(PS-F-iv.-7(F7t;;;tr-WiFF his Monsignor O'Haran has so far re- the PATRICK PHELAN, of sectari- during the evening he has taken in have,' he answered: priest who has forgotten hands of sovered from his accident that he ing exploited in the nameThe Austra- the active interest undertakings. A Bishop of Sale. calling, they grasp the it rebeen getting 'I have junkerism. and anism daily, they drive Catholic pitifully promoting is able to take a motor 4 continuNovember these people. and how bigoted, and not the last 1.2 months, was gularly recitaDigger and of songs Centennial lian How they and enjoy a walk in parade them abroad. O'Reilly. He fought fair- fine programme always read it with the greatest arranged. the good Park. The Rev. Father Peter O'- ed Father \Widespread regret was felt when try to pry from them, not wished to live fairly with his tions was * * interest.'" Catholic, not Reilly, parish priest of Bondi Junc- ly. and citizens Frank Mr. (Apthat known war. that is in the Church piece the became after it apof scan. tion, is also making satisfactory pro- fellow The fcllowing correspondence Brady had passed away on Thursthe virtues, but some Rosenthal had been pro- peared it plause.) recently; be senArgus a weeks some the cause be in can will of a they it but gress; I sectarianOctober 28, as the result dal with which of the fore he is able to leave St. Vincent's minently identified with character shows Conan Doyle to be well de- day, sation, and sake away some spook- motor accident on the Nepeareroacl. ism of the worst possible of IRISH NATIONAL which they Hospital move- serving of the company prestige of this religionhearts." says the Tribune. Deceased, who identified with a was He whole was twenty-six years of age, had FORESTERS hate with their ment which would make Australians raisers:RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. The Rev. Father Treacy, priest in forget their glorious inheritance in had a most distinguished school caSir A. Conan Doyle and Bishop were car- charge A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. of Gundagai, who recently the South and live mainly in the The following resolutions reer, being dux of Xavier College Phelan. the in St. held in Cheapest Con.. !:Wc ried at an "Irish Night" Road, early underwent a serious operationis pro- fogs of London. (Laughter.) CHAS. E. GOSDIN, in 1010, when just sixteen years of No Initiation Fee. DANIEL MULCAHY, tributions. (To the Editor of the Argus.) Assembly Hall, Ipswich the children Vincent's Private Hospital, Mr. Brady Was abroad in men to believe in Australia Manager, Bishop age Sir Alexander want her Proprietor. Sin-Allow me to say to spiritual O'Neill, Perth, some of the Defence branch Hugh have to Branches: in the month,-"We, Road district, gressing favourably. and the Records future, and McCormack performed the opera- of the brightness which belonged to Phelan that to classify of the Gael of Ipswich Department, and returned to Au,. meets alternate Thursdays, in the own church his sympathise inside assembled, Beaufort Europe 141, put manifestations to (Room tion them trip through a Trades Hall in meeting her skies. We want death as tralia fromJanuary. as angelic, and those outside itonly The sympathy street, Perth. Brian Boru Branch, with the Irish Nationandin the only last patriotic can Coota Australia first." (Applause ) Father Costello, B.A of an diabolical, is a device which of the indomitable of Old Xaverians end officials of Fremantle, every alternate Tuesday, comes victims adand the with smile; and to Cork presented world the of was make out mundra, goes Friendly Societies Hall. 64 Adelaide. Lord Mayor VICTORIA. from the Defence Department That we pro- dress and a substantial testimonial W. New with a particularly bad gracewhich street. Secretary's address, of British tyranny. his sorrowing relatives. and un by the parishioners on the 31st, ult. church the barbarous the represents who sine against Keating, 23 Burt-street, Fremantle. late test SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. 8UBIACO. by the Father Cosgrove has just recovered There were 14 relatives of the Parnell, Boulder. has just canonised in Joan of Arc. Stuart Charles AUSTRALIA. Stations, civilised methods employed including SOUTH MacSwiney Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway and elderman crush to Hotel, address, Court from a prolonged illness Secretary's British Government Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers, exterminate the Irish Nation." Right Rev. Mgr. Mulcahy, of Boulder; meets alternate Fridays. AVAILABLE. ROOMS PRIVATE MODERATE. TERMS J. under John Dillon, Midland Junction, Georgetown, who has been of For Terms Apply to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. Midland F. O'Malley, The Irish NationaltheAssociation treatment by Mr. Chas. J O'Connor, reMother. Rev. following carried makis Junction. Terrace, North Queensland 'masseur, of the members is Money to Lend on application to _The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at solutions: "That, we, Association ing satisfactory progress, and of Kalgoorlie. the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. of the Irish Nationalre -Affirming our benefiting from the treatment -street, Barrack whilst Maxwell, R. and Queensland, Republic, dere- Perth, or the General Secretary, care has who S.J., O'Mara, allegiance to the Irish Rev. T. abhorour sire to place on record of the Engturned to Australia after his ordina- J J. Snigg, Barrack -street. rence of the barbarities tion, has been staying at Manresa, criminaliSOCIETY OF lish Government, whose Norwood. He has been appointed YOUNG IRELAND people in their WESTERN AUSTRALIA, ties towards the Irish to Xavier College, Kew, and leaves are Independence gallant fight forworld-wide indignafor Melbourne shortly. Under the Patronage of His Grace to -day causing the Archbishop. And whilst giving expression tion. Mother M. Catherine, of the Domof the Objects: Tii Study of the Langueels. -street, Franklin to our unbounded admiration Convent, pece inican Irish the by History, Literature, and Music, age, displayed religion in jubilee heroism brated her golden with the of Ireland. and tho revival pie, we deeply sympathise recntly. A garden party in honour Dancing great loss it has of the ideals of an Trish -Ireland. Cabra at was held Irish Nation in the the occasion its the of of deaths The Society MEETS NEXT MONsustained through Convent, and was attended by about of DAY EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. Sisters GERALD V. P. MCCARTHY, patriotic sons." 300 guests, including Telephone, 8 Amadei*. SCHOOL, PATRICK'S BOYS' the and Joseph, St. of of Sisters Mercy, Proprietor. Henry Jones, WELLINGTON -STREET. The Rev. Fathercharge of North Adelaide. parSisters the Nursing of Ladies Subscriptions: Monthly Bowen, will take during the abGentlemen, Is. 6d: and Juveniles, ish of Mount Morgan O'TASMANIA. Father P. J, IreJ. P. DOHENY, Hor. Secretary. sence of the Rev. visit to P. CLIFFORD, Asst. Secretary. Keefe on an extended The House of Assembly recently salary Justice's land increased the Chief Glad£1.500 to £1,800, and the salfrom S.M., Flaus, The Rea. Father of the Matet aries of the pusine judges from £1,200 PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG stone, is an inmate MEN'S SOCIETY. to £1,500, the reasons for the rise RockhampMisericordiae Hospital, of living cost prothe high being favourable ton, and is making mar-STREET, PER77. HAY the woollen 604 of position the present medium gress Shrewd men reviewing The tote is the only legal can only come Patronage of His Trace Iset in England as indicated by the newspaper reports for betting in Tasmania, and f588.- (Under the further still advance must Suits that is Clune,l Archbishop NEW SOUTH WALES. that machines and the CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, Z.P. through conclusion, to one 341 5s. passed The one way to avoid these rising costs Billiard Room, Lounge, LibrOry, WARE, Etc. n price in the near future. on the during the year 1919-20. Clothing requirements without delay Room, Cricket Club, Hat future In his beautifulof panegync your Card for Solprovide to is the at GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET riers' Club, Debating, Musilate Lord MayorMass,Cork, for celebrated and FRUIT SETS. SETS, Society. cal and Dramatic emn Requiem soul at the Cathe ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. the repose of hisFather HOTEL A SOCIETY WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. EXCHANGE J. Norton CAEVERY THAT dieel, Bathurst, to his memTELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. THOLIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD paid a glowing tribute joy unspeakBOULDER BELONG TO. ory. "With faith and "Lord two over and above immediate needs or Suit Norton, a of purchase toFather The aplication on said particulars Wittenoom Full able," price period ahead. Cotner of Lane and went to the sac- will assist materially in carrying men over the high W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary Mayor MeeSwine}, girded Streets. round with We arc not taking advantage of this favourable woollen market. The /WS rifice, for he was great love. He margin of profit we retain on Brown's Better Suits is as low as posEverything. of Best that The of magic the and kissed sible consistent with present-day conditions. At all times we aim at Paul de St had bent low andhislow, of Vincent still Suits Better FRANCIS Society Brown's RosaNICK and VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER, the quiet feet of he 'Dark kissed them embody the same sterling value that has made them famousas right Proprietor Western Australia (Ilicorp ) leen; and when his love it is were red, throughout West Australia. We buy materials as heavily 105, last the feet of that figure Boulder, 'fel possible lowest path the for Suits only possible to do, and tailor our This Society exists for the purpose for she was treading the But, in the GOOD TAILORING can be done for, depending on the immense turn of assisting worthy families and that leads to freedom. she will re- over and the satisfaction that our Suits give the wearers to make end CO., including inmates of public COZIER, others, CLOHESY, glory that is to come, for ever the our business a commercial success. circumstan'Late Foreman and Carver, Day institutions, in indigent member far ever and her save to other good lived who your at ces, and engages in and Co.). and buy them well ahead martyred one soul." Buy GOOD CLOTHES ONLY, your is governed by a CounIt Buy outlay. works. Clothing honour and died to save her on money needs if you would save cil, office in Swan Chambers, BarMONUMENTAL SCULPTORS, known Brown's Better Suits, and you have Style, Quality, and Satisfaction rack -street, Perth, and nas bran The death of the well Pas -ten, into the bargain. Thomas A.M.P. ches or conferences in many parishes Floor, 2nd. 46, No. sportsman, Mr. Office: at residence his at throughout the State. occurred BUILDINGS. which is reported. The its funds are many, Randwick recently Works: 169 BEAUFORT-STREET, The callsa on Catholic, view to supplementing and with PERTH. deceased was afordevoted generogreat Society invites his the resources, its Secretary. noted W. A HALE, and was was 70 years persons when making their wills to sity to the Church. He remember its work. Bequests may Requiem Mass was celeof age. of his soul at be made in favour of the Particubrated for the repose 'Phone, A1474. lar Council, or any Conference of the the Church of the Sacred Heart, Society. DINES E. G. Randwick. PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, Hall, C.M. The Rev. Father John Stanislaus' 956 HAY STREET. WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER (Vice -President of St. the panegy TO OLLR MAIL ORDER DEPARTCollege). in preaching in connecDOUBLE. MENT. HOTEL WINNING ric at the Month's Mind the THE TOWER Rev. of death the with tion This important Department ha UNION BEER a vigorous CHARLES ST, WEST PERTH, giv to view Mother Justinian, made upon a with organised been conAND reply to recent attacks And your old friend Ernie hands country clients, who cannot call After eulogising the work ing vents. benefit of the G. out a welcome to you all. UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. generally, personally, the full SERof the Sisters of Mercy Superior TAILORING BROWN R. in First-Class Residential Home. distance what and of the late Mother at said: "We VICE. No matter Cleanliness and Attention. particular, Father Hall EVERY REQUIREMENT IN you live from the city we can fir foes Z. McOrade, Proprietor do not expect the implacable PRINTING: you to your entire satisfaction by to subscribe to religion holy System our of Tickets, Programmes, means of our Mail Order a man is of Ci: &c. benefit Books, the Union that statement. the When have Art you Thus fearful jaundice Tailored Clothes at sterling vals jaundiced with BRYANS-W.A. RECORD PRESS. SAVOY HOTEL of of religious bigotry, the successhim. prices brought right to your door The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury slowill postcard the Catholic Church maddens to-day-a Send and Refinement. into his The cancer of jealous's, eats the BEDFORD HOTEL for our liberal parcel of patterns Tariff, 12s 6d per day; £4 4s per home-measurement vitals, and stung to fury by ofpain, simple MURRAY-STREET. and his Ohweek. he lets loose all the vialsCatholic chart. These are sent free to your Therottehly R movated Throughout. Accommodation may be reserved by wrath on everything that aof genuine address. Accommodation for Coun Splendid letter. or wire Incapable holds sacred. try Visitors. WRITE US TO-DAY. himself. J. M. QU/GLEY, Licensee. self-sacrifice and restraint TARRIFF MODERATE. he cannot appreeiate these henoble AUBURN. Proprietor. DRESS GEORGE esweenswasaseansesiws can. and Join an Irish Society. sentiments in another, in the lives Kalgoorlie. street, Bourke 112 not for a moment believe r1.1.131.11letret=eMeWlielw devotion anti chastity of beautiful

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Little Brown Feet

moved with great effort and said: Mother, quick, I must speak to that helps to provide just the right man who is passing." thing. The folk at his bedside thought he the Coupled with this must be was raving again, and tried to paciSermon:, plain one, of right kind of skirt "Quick, quick," he kept him. Redmond.) fy Elsie (By S. Vaughan, satin preferably. devoid of trimming By the Rt. Rev. John Then mother, knowing it saying. THE OPTICIAN, means D.D., (Wagner, New York). Two that might interfere in character his last request, hurried out to he and Dick Volumes, 40/implored curly hands, made with the jumper worn with in, they trembling with sometimes and, lonely? Did you say usual Lonely! either black or dark blue, for the the passing man to come down to Whether or not it, is the sermons never lonely. sad and turn his head to the wall, and see her curly Dick. No -curly Dickwillwas D.B.O.A., latter colour is one that may be F.I.O., to use another's find it hard to for the boots were unkempt you THE WORLD AND THE NUN. agreeably allied to almost any ether practice neveris Although while it shine, so kind that own, smart one's their lost Strong feet were had that preparing REMEMBRANCE. you, in Freedom of City of London. when I tell them colour, and is as serviceable, there- theless a custom that has made it believe me,crippled, lay their unsteady tread straggled ac- they came, and Dick heard the Dick understand curly cannot world The poor, vothe in Dick, street. and once approaching down the dark stairs; which fore, as black. e new can never quite efface quite necessary to reproduce in the sun- ross the narow THE nun. She is for it a mystery cannot Another scheme for the emergency sypecially prepared for months on ofhisa back their owner nearly fell as he passed then smilingly opened his eyes wide old, It city house. re- lume form the noted preacher is unable to solve. or less basement QUALIFICATIONS dress is carried out in mole -colour, HIGHEST a window. see the man's face once. to of Dick's just home, For always in our thoughts the it her sermons was left she why father pretHis A cunceive Alone all day. The author of published The man sat on the edge of the in the presented in crepe -de -chine. old love args, writer. his Poor strong feet had lost in the IN THE STATE. all nor how she can be contentedconduct lost at sea some years past, and listened to the tily -made one-piece dress in this soft may not necessarily be even el always in cur hearts ellen battle for courage, and had found it bed, and all around cloister. It marvels at the and sis- nutral colour will be found extreme- sermons are volumes of mother worked in a factory. said: hastily By Exam., London. There as be grief his chap little against preacher. is told struggle a to of hard brothers her light the parents, cut for of her should be were Yet never lonely, "It's all right, dear strong feet, Remeinisrance sing,. "immur- ly useful. The -bodice treatises which, probably, his they wanted to forget; yes. forget ASK FOR MR. B. ters in allowing her to be low in the neck, and an oval shape never uttered from the pulpit or in his keen imagination shone afrom secret, because host of for a few brief moments, the cruel I won't tell her our says the Catholic Columbian. be suggested, as this lends itself a church They are the dark eyes; it would create bring may all. too at been are going to be brave and go you It imagination in the ienes of our busy life may change ed," Had a failure. as him past. life her it would It looks upon filling -in, when rehint: ecclesiaspartial for a an you? well to of friends now -aren't always thoughts strong straight for poor and shift, small he great or too &- pictures her as a morbid, melancholya quired, of embroidery or lace. The annotated to th wonderful places of which they forgot Oh, tell me you are!" The man or religious committed to writcertain Yet with an inner vision we for tic But feet? ARCADE, ROYAL jumpflitting ghost-like through speak. and being, frock sefather had heard his nodded and bent his head low. cry for present-day slip-on ing in precise form and proper to be strong sometimes! where the gloomy building, and looking her For hours he would picture himer must be cut very big in the neck quence. Opposite Town Hall. Our dogmatic and moral me quiet landscape felt sad and -kept this as a There was silence for a moment, Dick her from imadeliver a glorious, to without some death on of in slipped to be over the self roaming green hills lift that in order and it is advisable to sup- theology, as also the Council secret in his mind and hoped little while a look of reliefhecame wretchedness. It has a theory were suf- ginary South Pacific island. very hoommimmilmmolls struggle, spoke Then boy's face. To meet the sky. Catechism, surely provide See brown feet would never know. all the inmates of nunneriesor are of ply each frock of this particular Trent He would really live then. and softly: "Oh, I'm so happy-I'm gobasis for working up a carethoughts ficient love, wonderful in his Then wide flowers, home disappointed and either MISS M. McMAHON our independent, trees with an in missionary the beautiful type island, to but my beautiful -to ing now afe house that made discourse. the no to ful again have away to him as He carry would such harsh natures of emproidery. or lace, to be countries too many of the clergy almost smell their fragrance. sunshine, and to little brown feet.' CHOICEST PASTRY. FRUITS, & through happy years, and to be incap- strap island beyond the seas. the glorious of themselves unfailfront lap in gentle opening love, fection nei the the of inside hear tucked leisure. could on back heart or And with a sigh he fell not the time me mother OcCONFECTIONERY. able of arousing it in others.beautiFor anyone else it would have been his pillow-dead! sue blue sea washing over the hot sand. to bring it up to the desired level have ing true. are their circumstances The it hears of some 32 Pier4treet, Perth affecting the pretty outline titer Oh !-Imagination!-What a beau- terribly dreary: poor little fellow, No one had understood what he me room that held the deepest casionally ficiently tranquil to do this. young We - without no, cultured little but back; wealthy, poor his to on day, ful, are all itself. canyou alone oval (Near Hav-street). deep priests friend the tiful had meant, but the man with of priests --and hopes and fears it can of the man entering a convent, and are delightful aids to majority for curly Dick. How long and weary every small thing, even the weather, strong feet had guessed. As he walk that Jumpers fascination a Our living knew have but preIts not to his roaming ed out into the cold street again he those of printed books-prefer or, at least, like to the hours in that dark basement was a suggestion hardly credit the news. are dress emergency GLANVILLE'S grip us. conceptions of what a nun should silk, that may be worn out of doors treasured pictures spirit. And when there was noth- thumped his broad chest with his at arm's length a reliable were it notinforhistheactive no en grim To day may LEMON HEADmind. are shocked, and it can findback afternoons and even- have ing to be seen on the cold wet pave- fist and swore to be brave and never of information concerning you form gaunt sod bold, the weight of be - and indoors, source her turning his in to her de curly, for and ACHE POWDERS. crepe returned he black figured outside excuse of was hair ment Others from mewith ings. Dick's any more wish to "forget" the subjects for sermons And bend us what it holds dear. It can see he might have dream of imagination, where he got mory of little brown feet and curly The Great Australian Remedy for of course, equally invalu- doctrinal are, -order- so soft and pretty chine a well chosen be may present things- each when all on It which no charm in a life of sacrifice. will able to the wardrobe. Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of That been a girl; his speaking dark eyes to know and love little brownin feet. ep in the heart of ed and constructive thesis. his Dick. Neuralgia, Tootha far- He was always happy there, cannot appreciate virginity. It may Of the latter material an attracSo that some day they would come all Headaches, so, such volumes are indispen- were large and moist, with is told ache, and Influenza, Rheumatism, not be persuaded that a woman to tive jumper. the ground of which being be seeing look that cripples often have paradise of sunshine, for his back to the brink, to meet him! rarely can works Remembrance sings. Older sable. Sciatica, Lumbago, etc., etc Priee, abandon all hope of motherhood the is amber, printed with a light-look- displaced in value by newer ones, and that told of a beautiful mind. was straight, and he could run and decidedly Is. 9d. per box, or 3d. each powder devote herself to the suffering, ing design in black, is The doctor said hi, spine was be free, and sing, and laugh, and WORDS OF WISDOM. additional volumes arc just as on play in the sun and warm his feet ignorant, the fallen. It cannot smart. TRY the neck, elbows, and but H. 0. GLANVILLE, 74-F.S., As the now famous old weak. That is why he stayed essential. accept hem are At to refusing -colfeel the genfor her amber and of sand, bands yellow think forgive plain in the MARKET -ST., FREMANTLE months. their for his back were an inspiration in In dangers and afflictions Byrne's Handy Foods on its maxims. She is to be despised oured soft silk, put on with black volumes (Two Doors from Poet Office). Frum where he lay he could just tle breeze blow through his curls. to so will be curare), still (and Mary; let her name be ever time to when she is not pitied. Telephone 197. Little brown feet always ran -stitching. and the sleeves are and DAIRY PRODUCE. publications in our own time. see the feet of attheonepassers-by. knew open y lips and in thy heart; but)mio'clock he saw meet him; now smiling and sweet "By their fruits yc shall sisters. inserted by the same means. Slits are rent prayers Every day The possession of various works tain the help of her her daughters and feet. she would entwine him with a gar- (Over William St. Bridge, Perth). Our of the jumper, waist strong --St. the dear, fife. at them." made called be. he of feet compulsory the is subject example this te the flowlove most dearly, and and through these a black satin rib- un whom we Our Special Line: not keen on repeat. They would walk up and down so land she had made of the rarest rnard. and chaste and obe- bon is threaded, and is loosely knot- cause priests are two dear little ers, and lightly draw him with her who as pour Home-Made Plea and Pasties. ing the same subject matter of a patiently, and sooncome Alas! It is easier to getof men the jewels of the ted at the left side. They are and trees. shady the under Sisters along, the play to dient would ends feet source. the one brown to from Proprietor. 643 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. on fling to go sermon derived to strong would run and discover new places PETER J. BYRNE in or Church, are the happiest women New sermons are therefore neces- they would stand talking rth, and sacrifice their lives 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, MEL. Freely they have chosen island, laugh ano radiant it is earth. on their long. so is ever Repetition feet welcome. and to preach the Gospel, than BOURNE. sary in it they find feet would say clap their hands for joy at some new Then strong willing to pay the the life they lead, and and if the priest's interesting, find people not cannot RECENT PUBLICATIONS. world "SHAMROCK" the which and flower. strange some brown feet shell or sort of little to T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L useMISS many "Goodbye" inclined so their journey-Frederick that peace is Prices inof the disposition Undermentioned of The ing plant, and listen with wonder. give, and which is a foretaste TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, am. 45 Clever -street, West Perth. ful sugestions will readily come from they would part. knew the clude postage: post- ment at the music of the was -es. a Great bliss of Heaven. sermons Now, curly Dick the By W. as PERTH. such Battalion. of a -STREET, of study In most lives God requires the Story WELLINGTON The Violin, of Pianoforte, At never Teaeher of a No -little brown feet must the milkman's. With numerous drawings crifice. It may be the deathhope, under review. There are many man's feet andwatch M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. Devine. Pipe Organ and Harmony. with joy for the know Dick's secret about strong feet A MAN SHOULD BE PATIENT. ad- six he would maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. .id, the collapse of some worse things a parishioner or and cast pain and fet. her tired would cause brave a bitter TERMS ON APPLICATION. physical suffering, or Benedictine Monachism. Studies mirer could do than to present a return of mother's wait be By Every man must patiently Then he knew all the children that a shadow across her sunny path, ppointment. We cannot other new volume to a priest on his feast in Benedictine Life and Rule. Miss O'Connor is prepared to Tel a1391. wait, not in Many played about the street by their lit- the shells might not sing so softly. the Pipe Organ. Christmas. at for Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of say, great ourselves in anyby sacri- his time. He must Pupils or. Right take day pasuseless her in warm for be as nor the sand listless idleness, not have feet. tle DAIRY. 25/ works W.A. Abbey, Vaughan's Downside y. The soul is built up THE Bishop of Telephone, A2946. in querulous dejection, One day he saw two heavy boots tread, and the flowers and tree St. Joan of Arc. The life and ----Father Lester, S.J. careless of time.in not been of considerable assistance and WANEROO-ROAD. followed by cries might lose some of their fragrance By constant, steady, and cheerbut story of the Maid of Orleans. benefit to hard -worked clergy, and kick a tiny ankle,"The light, foolish tongue, of ful endeavor; always willing, fulfillOSBORNE PARK. bully!" thouIllustrated, outside. create from surely D. Lynch, S.J. will Rev. popularity other's feelings, is the proof their CO. and & task; SMITH I his H. had passed; that icy C. until days Several wait conceited you KEANE. accomplishing "Just vain, and D. A ing, Dick. ght heart. 13/10. pity in the for the author's latest contributions of a when the occasion comes the success B. W. His heart was full of breeze through the broken pane had By Rev. will get a-ell!" Preaching. UNDERTAKERS, The clergy Ling tongue is the sign a good footing. Pure Milk Delivered Twice Daily turned the tide for curly Dick. is nothing more than what you can indebtedness to the indignation. in heart. A flattering tongue berenew their to any part of the City. direct fro, O'Dowd, 8/9. Help. By Marie St. -ST., PERTH. NEWCASTLE fame. 281 of raining a thought An been had it without well, of hypocrisy. day, do His dim Another Mountains His head was very hot. on perusing these two see Cows to Customers. ys the spirit of and the black eyes watched his mother fill the Our Own the Convents and Colat all, it will come be-it 'Phone (Day or Night) .. A1231. Bishop S. Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/2. portant irritating tongue is a If it comes lumes of his sermons for the Sun- since early morning, Supplying strong hole with a fresh ball of newspaper. By Bede JarLiving Temples. cause it is deserved, not because re token of an intemperate heart. days end Feasts of the year. They pavement was wet. Dear, leges. indisvery is usual It pestithe at after. along breeds rett, O.P., 3/8. is sought you will be late "Mother, dear, he stagnant pool can be honestly recommended, as feet came slowly up and down such 'Phone A1794. talks to hut-- creet and troublesome ambition Straight Win. to Out of hour and walked course morning." this thorough a and disease, whereas themaniPrinting for they contain Orders All Send By about fame; about what Thos. ANDERSON & Son sermons for the whole ecclesiastical a long time, but little brown feet buys on the way to manhood. "I'm not going to the factory to'ng stream carries rich andworld's which caressays to always be Bookbinding S/0. to J., sad S us: and of how P. Conroy, J. Dick knew Rev. the world never came. day. Dick." She turned away and d hissing. So with the year. Family Grocers and Provision By Francis J. many made tidy the room, to hide from BRYAN'S W.A. RECORD PRESS. Danger. be- looking in the face of others for apit was Facing for were, feet strong LinWilliam are from .ney; if we hoard it, it soonwhich copies Our Merchants. Finn, S.J., 8/9. proval; to be always anxious about days they waited in vain. him her sorrowful face. mes that stagnant pool and Raglan - coln, bookseller, Melbourne. Talks to Parents. By Rev. J. P. the effect of what we do or say; to Corner Fitzgerald-st At last, when brown feet came, "You've been raving with the feeeds all manner of pestilence; but rd., North Perth. S.J., 6/9. even of be always shouting to hear the echConroy, seemed and slowly walked the docnight. sonny, and they all ver on Daily. we spend it as messengers Families Waited about Sermons on the Mass, The noble voices. own romanced LARKIN our and Dick rich of and MRS. oes smaller, it bears a tor is coming soon." Country Orders Attended To. merits, and the Saeramentals.asery. them. "What was I saying, mother?" unty. COSTUMIERE Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. FRENCH WOMEN. His little Then he did not see them again His voice was feeble. 'ndness is perhaps the easiest (Late of Kalgoorlie), The Australian Children's Picture weeks. curly head was burning, while tie y of doing good and the safest BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, forTomany Book. The simplest Prayer his joy one day, as he was day puzzled in his mind if he were really iVishes tv notify her former Clients, Prayer French women, often stigmatised GEORGE B. J. friendly word, a hearty greeting. Beautifully ilever published. kind, is she Bok altheir that purof walking the generally, in them frivolous Ladies saw or and he interest mast mother dingy with room in the as the 309.11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, dreaming, unfeigned with 20 full -page illustra-a lustrated, thrifty most very close together, over on his island of beautiful Opening a Business at PHARMACIST, ong together, *ts and successes of our compan. are in reality the MELBOURNE. Card Mass. the tions, including clad in shiny new boots -and Curly dreams. We must be able to forget virtue that often degenerates into s. 262 FITZGERALD ST., PERTH. Cover, with picture on front. in542 HAY STREET, Apologetics and Catholic Doc- Dick turned his face to the wall and "Hush, define," his mother said yes before we can expect to absolute parsimony. A striking Guaranteed. Satisfaction of unretrine. By Rev. M Sheehan, D.D. laughed -for, caught in the ribbon are no flowers here, nor does ve a place in the hearts of others. stance of making the best PERTH. Telephone 789. Part I. Proce, 2/6 (post free). sea lap up to your bed. bow of little feet his sharp eyes saw the blue garded trifles occurred one summer owett. 5' Eight Minute Sermons. By Rev. a few round confetti still lingering Hush, darlinS mother is here." day. A visitor was dining withhada M. HALLION A4395. Two vols. Price there. Oh! wasn't it funny! How D.D. Demons-, IV. Telephone thick a as 'through later, French woman, who certainly Then SPECIALIST. IT. ANDREW, APOSTLE. PRESCRIPTION 21/-. MACHINE BREAD FACTORY, exquisitely happy strong feet were haze, he saw the doctor shake his a reputation for prudence. A cherry HOLDWAY & CO. and Courtship and Marriage, Practical now. How wonderful it was all go- head, and he unconsciously stretch. NORTH FREMANTLE. pie had been on the table, and the Feast Day, Tuesday, Nov. 30. 2s., post free. Price, rough Plumbers life's Instruction. along Words Seweragp walk to for mother. be, his hand Licensed mistress ordered that all stones to out CHEMIST. ing ed VETERINARY Bread Delivered to all parts of Fr. Labour Movement. road with little feet, making the and fragments of phrases came to The Irish (Certificated), were to be scrapeclifrom the plates 't. Andrew is namedas itbywas the Cottesloe, Claremont. mantle, his and placed in heer.storeroom. VenFrom the Twenties to Our Own path more smooth for her gentle his ears, such as "It won't be for 0/slitters and Sheet Metal Workers s, the Protoclete, of turing to ask the reason, the visitor Price, 4/., tread, taking away the stones lest long now, poor little chap." "He is Malt and Brown Bread a Specialty. Day. By W. P. Ryan. A Trial Solicited. ivilege to be the "first called" the Phone, A3945. Supplied. Shipping but of one cherry, free. post was, told that not only hardly conscious.' "Did he know Apostles. He was stumble' 4044 Pier-strast, Perth. By sheDick A Christian Social Crusade. could picture the joy on the the priest?" Then mother's voice ermen of Bethsaida, and brother, plum. peach and all stones, whe. HARROLD & MURRAY Price, Guild. Social Peter, invariably he St. were Catholic of 'rite Could raw, nen. brother, or never said: "Oh, thank God." ther cooked faces he had haps elder WEST & GARRETT PRODUCE MERCHANTS, 1/8, post free. Why were they all speaking so' M. J. O'KEEFE lonely? -with all these wonder. ri became a disciple of St. John saved, gently dried in the oven. and By be WINDMILL EXPERTS. PLUMBVICTORIA PARK. The Moat Beloved Woman. and He stands quite in the kept in a great jar. "Then," said going on. the room so silent, Why things was ful ptist. BUTCHER, ERS, ETC. hap- poor mother crying? Have on Sale Bran, Pollard. Chaff, Rev. E. F. Garesche, S.J. Price, They would Then something dreadful Madame, "in the winter, when the ckground of the Gospel narrative. of him fire bums bright and clear in the flay. Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, 8/3, post free. Our Specialties: Pumping Enhave rejoiced had they only known 246 CARR-ST., LEEDERVILLE. pened! t the few traits recorded He evening, I fetch and Linseed, and Maize. Hydraulic Rams, A Patriot Priest-Life of Rev. evena handful in the Windmills, his week later, from gines, a was to fly s valuable lesson. others he About how happy Father Casey. By Rev. D. O'Rior. ing when the sun was still hot and little crooked form for ever, to leave Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb Tanks, Bores and Pumps. throw them among the glowing ms always eager to bring TERMS CASH. dan. Price, 3/-, post free. Note the Address: crack and splutter was blowing into the sti- that dingy room, where no sun- always on hand. Corned Beef and dust o notice; when called himself by coals.- They the The Church and Socialism and fling basement. send up a brilliant Then his ears, Small Goods a Specialty. All Meat could enter. 10 LAKE STREET, PERTH. rest on the banks of the Jordan, for a moment, it, beam Other Essays. By Rev. J. A. Ryan, hearing more clearly for an instant, kept in Cool Storage or. tee Prefiame.,and the whole room is filled He saw many feet run past first thought was to go in search of riumbing, Gasfree. 1/4, post "We with a delicious odour." Price, This me- For all Kinds D.D. mises. excited! looked so strong feet comof the step heard his brother, and he said. window they Fitting & Galvanised Iron Work, BRYANT & WATERS The Art of Interesting: Its Theory Several cries and the murmur of ing along the street He Telephone, A3297. ye found the Nlessias," and he thod of disposing of them is also and Practices, By Rev. F. P. Don- many voices came to Dick's ears. MARK DUNN as neat and effectual as any that 80 to 90 STIRLING-ST., PERTH. .ugbt him to Jesus. When tosome I Is., post free. Price, see S.J. nelly. desired haphate suggested. what could Jerusalem be Perth. at could He wondered eeks 332-334 Wellington-street, with Dublin Types. Drawn by Sidney pened down the street. WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. her .us, it was Andrew who, Licensed Plumber and Drainer. l'rice, 7/6, post free. LOVE. intently, his dark )tip, spoke for them and introducHe watched Orders Promptly Attended to. To the Metropolitan Water Supply, Davies. wishes el the Modfavours, and fortliaanstkifng in he Christianity was Catholic It Lord. more. them to our Sewerage, and Drainage Department ern World, By Rev. Keogh-Ton- eyee straining to see Tel. A3938. Yes -the has she it be? that could What in general, an who, when Christ wished to publics is the source of all goodness the It Dairying Utensils, Baths. Bath and theni 5.) inform crowd seemed to be coming back the five thouSand in the desert, the fountain of all compassion -the Heaters, Tanks, and Windmills ning. Price, 11/s post free. ted out the little lad with the sun from which emanates all true again; the voices became more disMade and Repaired. THE J. J. BENDON In a word, it is the only loaves and fishes. Hence Ven- felicity. tinct. G. F. H. COSTELLO which can fill the soul with A heavy, familiar step was cornSHOE STORES ble Bede calls him wethelearn"introprinciple Junction. Midland that peace. It is the very essence of Byers Road, saw it he Dick before along HIGH STREET, FREMANTLE cer of Christ," and ing 130 S. BEECROFT ars sad -and lo! -here Painter and House Renovator essential quality for an apostle the Diety. knew it was 'Phone B426. Butcher, to be forgetful of self and thought All Classes of Repairs, Alterations, came dear strong feet, and dangling Love must have expression or it Satisfactorily can be kept for ever 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. for others. It his side were two lifeless little Renovations at die. and will 2nd. Door from Pier Street, ith these dispositions St. An - faithful and blessed, as at the first, Executed. brown ones, which he carried along in Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. all mud -stained and crushed, which w went forth upon his mission to by giving it constant utterance A Trial Solicited. 'Phone 1341. cythia and word and act. The more it is al Stationery Goods, Raney crowd of the street followed at nt the faith in the ce, and at the effll of years of lowed to flow out in delicate ata distance. and All Catholic Requirements Printed and Published by Tel. A1125 the noble service, to volts a martyr's crown. After tentions and Dick covered his head with the iering a cruel scourging at Patrae ragged bed clothes. When he peep. stronger, more satisfying, and more by bound beleit, of was house full Archaic, he ed out again, his fine eyes blessed it will be. The PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. tears, he saw the wheels of an am.8, to die upon a cross. comes home only when love drops Murray -street (opp. Boans). Perth. bulance rush past. its heavenly manna in it fresh evXAVIER. vow ST. FRANCIS The street was quiet again. Dick ery day, and the true marriage PUBLISHED WEEKLY. gave a little sob: he knew there had is made not once for all at the altar, Patron of Australia. been an accident, a terrible one, and but by loving words, and helpful TERM STO SUBSCRIBE RS. NEW NORCIA. that dear little feet might never service and delicate attentions to In Advance walk past his window again. east Day, Friday, December 3. the end. . Ss. 3d. CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. Per Quarter .. He knew that strong feet were 6s 8d. Per Half Year .. young Spanish gentleman, in THE CHILD'S NEED OF SLEEP. Oh! so sad now. alone. 6d. I Is. Per Annum tears of the dangerous days of the Reformabitter the guessed He him Od. for .. 20s. Years name Two a Per making time when little the n, was man when he would see her Sleep is regarded as Terms: Forty Guineas Per Annum. sleeper, dull Booked f as a professor of philosophy in only good arrives to the shoes, and the brown empty Od. 13s. .. Per Annum University of Paris. He had and in the case of adults this is so, the nights, at of his heart ache 22s. Od. ingly no higher aim, when St. with children, however, the matter Two Years .. heart that grief turns to heavy lead. I" Perhaps natius of Loyola won him to hea. feet "Be brave -strong different. is DIRECTOR. BROTHER For Particulars Apply to the for Then, and nly thoughts. In the first place, children are put you have the pleasure of a basement Cheques (which should be cross -r after, Francis gave himself un- to sleep always on the same side. window to cheer away the long ed), drafts, money orders, or postal .ervedly to gain souls to God. The mother finds them less restless notes should be made payable to hours, or, like Dick, the power of ter a brief apostolate amongst THE W.A. RECORD. EXCHANGE imagination, to wander with her so, and thoughtlessly lays them countrymen in Rome, he was that way. Sometimes this restless. MUST BE ADDED. amongst glorious flowers, where the to the Indies, ness is caused by physical defects. .t by St. Ignatius sun always shines and the tears you. another like ere for twelve years, from habit. pearls for her to ADVERTISING RATES. arises become Tel. A1655. mainly shed it have but Paul, he was to wear himself out, Constantly lying on one side will wear. as she leads you through unSituations Wanted and Vacant, aring the Gospel to Hindostan, to make a difference to the size of the paths, where her little pink trodden and Residence (three lines, Board even acca, and to Japan. Though limbs on that side, and will feet may tread unharmed and the PERTH. about 18 words), one insertion, ls. re.ted with the dignity of Nancio blue sea rolls over the hot sands. cause that side of the face to CLUB, TO CELTIC DOOR NEXT each. BOARDERS. re AND STREET, his BOYS DAY HAY over 634 FOR (setae, and Superior SECONDARY SCHOOL main smaller than the other. In Births, Marriages, Deaths, (Opposite King Edward Hostel ions brethren, he only used his Three months later an icy breeze Children will also draw up the leg Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s. in WA. thority to take for himself the in their sleep. This, too, becomes MISS M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress. in through the broken window blew extra. tki. line Poetry, insertion. per earnestly and danis gest share of the toils pane. .a fixed habit, and by the time the The moral and religious training of the students Sanctuary Oil, Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats, rs of the work. Thwarted by the -child has learned to walk, a dif. attended to. "I'll have to get mother to push Speciality in Statuary, inch. are imparted. Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medals,"At ously, covetousness, and careless - ferenee in the length of the two loSecondary, and Commercial Education of crumpled paper through Primary, a ball of Jesus,'' Foot the arrived: Casual Advertisements, 4s. per just Books UniverNew help. Framed Pictures, misforDick, se of those who should have the hole," thought curly wer limbs will be noticed All Public Examinations are prepared for, including_ Jesus," "From Bethlehem inch. Matricula"Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Looking on Man and encoureged him, neither their tune which might have been avoid. sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, pulling the ragged clothes closer God," "Watches of Replies to Advertisements can be "Suffering Crucified," etc. "Jesus of College, Calvary," to Military position nor the difficulties tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, round his shoulders. "If these dirty on the Passion, ed had the mother been careful to addressed to this Office, and they branches of Sport receive the Passion," "Ecce Homo." "Lenten Sermons cry sort which ha. encountered watch the habits of the sleeping Physical Culture, Athletics, and all imparted little feet had played football with a of the Holy House," Books by will be forwarded to Advertisers if Cadet "Loreto the Easter," in and Week "Holy labour's is his slacken Training him make Military that uld our attention. Prayer-book for Re real ball instead of a stone, b'abY. postage is prepaid. Father Lasance, "Thoughts on Religious Life," He was ever preaching, souls. Companies. FASHION. would not have happened, and it -book, With God, Sunday ligion, Blessed Sacrament Book, My PrayerBlessed ptising, hearing confessions, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elotution, Public Speakipg Sacrament, V:sits was bully feet that did it All Communications should I* adto the Visits Short Missal, Roman Missal, instructing learned, the ssing with are taught. (By "Ninon.") Three long months since Dick had of Ireland, by dressed to: to Jesus in the Tabernacle, New Ireland, History Rooms are provided for recreative purReacting and Billiard of the ambulance Sullivan, 'resat W.A. RECORD, s.e vorvn ;and yet all this was M. wheels A. the by seen dressed Ireland Well of be to Story a woman Darcy McGee, Knotknagow, the greatest pains, as the Forwardrobe poses. BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. rush past, many feet had come and McDonnell Bodkin. A Goo Asmust be able to proSchool, in which Recollections of an Irish Judge byStory MesA Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Artand the use of borate instructions and the long her Heart nothing strange or excit Sacred toilettes but Books. gone, appropriate American and with her English vide Carpentry of sortment behind the Garland. pupils are instructed in Practical ters which he has left Pruned and Published at the reing had happened to break sengers, Our Lady's Annals, Madonna, St. Joseph's of China for all occasions and accommodate tools. sister,' office of the Proprietors, ve. The vast -kingdom Maria. part of dark monotony for that poor little itself to unexpected needs. The Australian, St. Anthony's Annal, Ave Attended New Pupils are received at anybrothers. Three -Term System. weaker . aled to his charity, and lie *es steadily Printing Works, Murray" To. BRYANS overhe.became as be of chap, Promptly not must case Orders dress the in the Term. A liberal discount is made -olved to risk his life to force emergency street opp cite Boone) Perth. dress aiLthe short dark days gathere'd in. to looked, and for this particular For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL. but entry, when God took him giliZetl, often little kett EtYcIng modish the be probably wilt it lf, and he died, bke Moies, Wolper that comes' to the residue and sight of the land of promise.

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