The Record Newspaper 26 February 1921 by The Record

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VOL. XLV

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26, 1921 PERTH, 'SATURDAY, F.L;BRUARY

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No. 2013 (Now Series)

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C.Y.M.S.

IRISH -AUSTRALIAN

St. Patrick's Day

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p was s But NI 110. from branch 10 branch. Next Wednesday night at meeting SOCIETIES. ine for the fielder's The total reached fills sann minor swim/flux should gni to the ball-a seemingly h..' W. Bryant and Clifford opened, but the there will be the half -yearly If lurk should halms. IIIs he for the forth nee omens Prenlier... and Hirst over. of held the In aisi election real. Peeethie lilriappeared team Toe tatter that every will he a eeeelar win.ur :t000g- mayet H.A.C.8.11., SURIACO. It i,,stgliy,tbd. uigraonfer greateI wichei-keepers term cattit seen all three good men left main -ran in the There were ofStill inlitleieed In thevests, __---Ken.i.,., rBorratit,ighte meeting Thursday. member blocking for a time draw play cricket most nem could Mee and Australia but iii place it 'lltes ale gooe Th.. side and Lligialid his particular business is will led, alld OMI,11,. ...".'...1 Storer. t..b4a..1111.17incidt.da.ls:mitiaad ttis.,ixttiltstey,,,esut....b;r1:?! Metiregor, is advertised die she business of to Make It at do his After and the time column all Met. Tvleiiite, I7th another she meeting, here. In this out HUMANITY. perhaps their trolls.- and !Alley, or England; Kelly. Jarvis, and of. .'ather be present their team wee!: a thoroughly repreWITH WHOLESALE CRIME AGAINST the closing date for nominations for tee meeting was disposed -ris.to ianrions tneeriaitty ,.st asset. It was my privii suit. present, spoke to bit towards electing pleased and Byrne Mae - the venous events on the sports pre.. lecArdle, who was at the Johns. or Austalia. London, February 17. preoil eatinday Clifford of Cricket" may have a dayts eut and urged i :I', 10 pen me first Isle titans, Ole,mx.ttgrl the charm ege, too, greatest McCabe and Bryant the pee, and side-that Iley rierelnelTn!,1%,;ovrne oval. with all, she the or them 'el at the etlien.., of connection "eommritfunhi';. of in Me gramme at members under s=ent with British ovapialCrlirerg.i ail many who have proved them. to of pastime-but did yam names summer addressed PISZle.ge. the has CeleBlaekilutn, about stet:artily ttaut,hde Day Valera iss, the J. oissi President De committeemen in times forthcoming St Patrick's Tht-Ml'opining the troops in Ireland 01 having anytiting like form In evident., tutitIrs"rtIrg?c-hm7momulititioArCi NeIves capable HIM constituted him a wiz/tr.! batted brations. et Ppemeed herewith is for the present and we hope that the mernHouse of Commons letters accusing end boys, murdered women and surely there will be joy in the ramp thiees But I never have separated at 67, and NV. Bryant year, It Is to be hoped gone past, with tie. gloves. Carter's be men a few committee will be cetmade Lis will new before, and Ile the which or assassinated rate!) Stie.iiiiii hers Jack or century events or will bear fruit, "crawlfor his as tortured prisoners, was an seen ter like -at cArdle's words batten the list of an ma II was ei. flogged civilians, enforced in slave as attentive at the meetings, 1,....i n.,,,,,, ,,, hand there all branches of FI,Ins.' Iv.eak strokes,. b ut int the whole and ilex, expert to again. At anti that a record number of members all ehildeee, outraged women and girl, and matte] the retiring one. was allout for nearly found to include Nf, Trots lit Iheident at the compelled men to work example (a unerring all- Wm approach Holy Communion. Last were those ofheld good orders, lieleeerible A 'MT." not degrading seems that will. athletics. other during the last six It unravels' go. and given to and sport above. A .. reseed agility, Was the meetings picnic amazing and only ten minutes enjoyable very etinet, 2041, a sunday occasion distasteanticipate a decision ea, master. from thanul a more or Cii ninpires round entry is confidently It wee the work asor still me draw was the only possible result gangs." skill. heti:l.nbyibtpherimvigrersTgd Itiahritrallfariewndass mo ornosnleer 47I which Archbishop Clunc subser.bed ful to Cosmopelitane, and Ille reptalit Carter therenthsliasohlhemeloi V. Byrne made second top ed. demanded that and proclaimed (To every word and charge of Me sticks." the play. 21. of the dIssalisned side should end not a single meetitig """ pub- chartered for the occasion, and shortly initteettien,through the world's greatest keeper of scored the ecore with additionpersonnteol toile ipreviously waat of a quo, toss, for the in his recent speech). flardsley won the umpire ha dictionThen the leave and Bryant liunhas fallet Collins little over a a College, with the It a.m., Cotes At C.Y.M.S. of Dwyer, and Tills iti. did. ileid. The first wicket listed Our president. Mr. J.have, hundred runs in the first innitige t nat. met put McCabe M. treed passengers on board, she dimmed III re- first we are rupiah' made a similar aie the "...Mit Test match in 65 minute:, hour and the rest fell ,Hitter., the followingnames have for Point Walter, which was reached secretary, Mr. W. Webb, nominated for gat.d es the unite, that had been Tine Thie Is exeeptionally fast see:Whig for fell after half anMcCabe got IR not out, again apnote, to gentlemen an enjoyable trip. Here the ma- pleased Club. eier very quickly. pbzeinnteadddaesdo,ffiactraist:h_e °politeg for so our vice but pointed by the Cosmopolitan positions, cricket-especially Test their respective partyi were totalcaste .. 111istifir.tiiithsp3l.entyltroyrancthbanacttetes! ,vas only right, and this umpire, too, not al has Hayes, J. l adles, after president, Mr. F. vsZirr Now this Is a Most re- batsmen. of athletic furti, replaced. wee feature_ a amateur for any of forward to go Accurate bowling Handicapper out. Guhl followed with Association has 'Port rest, busted themselves preparing lowed his name gretlable affair. and the The. Wtioilese Teti rem.. yet he got notwickets had 1.irae.lici. Its the .Fourth Test. London. February 17. After lunch the party fejoined position this time. season's river trips luech. events: Mr. P. J. Ryan. tt, blame. !DI Valhalla, and went for a cruise The las: 61 this mgisee'utit'e a[ pfrsrur, r MTh"' Stereer: Mr. H. Brown. Messrs. the miles of Skibbereen. Cork. night, but the rilllel Roah:Itis r:tannil:_2Lyarnt 1,.',", Tuesday last HarFremantle 25 tar as. held dome the river as was maidens. All of the bridges within a radius of eight lo outrages aproriit alit which ineluded all that Judges Athletic Events: ' to Bleton for ottendmice was far from being powerful explosives. Similar of Cork. matter how much above reproach the overs, 1; Byrne, 1. two and bour, and then returned Clifford, 2; McCabe,the experience have been destroyed by means ofand runs The oval, the Plains F. Crowns, P. J. Ryan, I,. Ryan, tea. Tea being over, a start was made could be desired. elsewhere ill the County Ve'''''?'' On Sunday at Bantry in C'Wt'iti'd°.""'lliTir the running of perpetrated . team in cost and J.P. society been a strong which were the at some enjoyable games, have u lir. by gained Doheny, t's.i.riegtrniNaYwiirt. (3 maidens), J. overs and rim-eaten a fairly met -ter The military authorities have "commandeered" men in the district, will secutive The season L. this not not offered. did during had when Me Messrs. In !edged In till 8.30 p.m., The latter these excursions the slightest opportunity task or pro- or only ttvo runs, although he from Bolgart. junges of Dancing: must face the ton Journey to Perth was cortimenc- no doubt greatly assist towards makEven Malley, woo quite a full muster, and batted first. and P Condren. in. a wicket. ordered them to repair the bridges.the same day's issue of the West Association is generally ed. Singing helped to pass the time ing next summer's events of this letan indepetelent set or umpires. secure B. O'Dea, who Flynn, R. E. Walsh, viding wickets vas performer getting of not Item n in when Their Members but Job, maidens) reached 47, and M. Fiereesapt, a mow Colour Stewards: It may be that It will be a hard tere far more successful and possibly (The above cables appeared bowled el overs (5wicket. At least let the A. expensive, arkelnil the engagement of one of the bigger sowretay; hbaiptriihYtipanpyd gte'raldp incl saearnbaw It can be done. 45 runs for one his bulk, bowler, did all the nilechlef with the C.Y.M. Society. . Australian last Saturday., See that applies- at a cost of Armstrong, for all sociation do this. The BeIgar 'total boats wltl be one of the principal reMessrs. J. Monaghan, P. al Barrack -street. He ball for the Plains. Stewards: for umpires for the Is Warwick wickets. and the lions are called followed between forms introduced. slouch Pliable no J. 01.sill/Lau. reached 150. let those at,1,, the recent premiership games, -mid YOUNG IRELAND SOCUITY. T. Fitz- A. Bryan, W. Brown, We sincerely hope that the members Wiled his half century for Mr. M. Lanigan got out, well, ates. run. after and -knoWled a 4-all Campbell, minted be men wilco r. g ood Fender A. till elected to the new committees who have confidence Test by cutting Is from the pen of gerald and Joe 1,Sn'itaa went Davidson Jas. Tully, J. J. of the frame, and with the Messrs. Last Monday evening the President the requisite time, as well as the naThe following Mr. Stewards: to Tommy was caught. Result reference Then let these umpire s Peter making of players. in McAlister, (Mr. R. E. Waisit, presided over tee tural social ability. will allow them. the, later added 16, and Jerry chin- a simi- Minihan and P. Clifford. be appointed to the different premier- the innings of Warren Bardsley in over that has selyes to be nomthated for the incomlarge eight wiekCommitnumber. and with about was ship games by an Association can "In Fender's next 7 Ne ing social committee, and thereby assome time. Test ee yards. been present far paseed; Fourth clubs eket .'lar total wi on S. Rolgart the then his to eta down and Then. tee a hall on played lbe to the merOonm" testified(jr RRTaeSe,PautTenrAM16M,E;e Y odd. Bardsiey 70 for that sure the success of the various items 1. --Boys' off feel reti-ed play adnuiri,-. Inc Lanigan then Joe participating in rree from such inc1 . 1-56-117. .1, The. tot erowin or the -nebership drew t4e that will come under its jurisdiction and though game will be M. Fitzgerald and J. Thompson by 16, 76 yards, lowing new members R7 minutes, an under were elected, for Race, ably last. 2.-titrls' won 30 during the term. Saturday and s" the total up to ISO, dents as happened on In good form be- scored only one 4 he executed inanS. Fatale.(rAelll, M. b. Quinn, Misses Mrs. lowed es with We Gm, more appeal to members to mid leg plane The Boapart bowlers 1.5. nee. H. Healey, E. Arthur and Mr G "Bob" liewson was under runs. drives hildren C off (a) qubsite Reels Ire 3.-Irish 20/, do all in their power to start the new sticks on Saturday. the a time. and the lieldine wee Mild roc well 0 b confidence. 01 at great Perth. Franklin. Vogs,n,e Subiaco v. East prize value Irish term by eernrine tor the society three of the East Perthitee- the most confident Pals..deVs.cY1 :lumped (a)Patharen nee :) Mr ea.:Ill connate' Before 7... CRICKET and colnew member each, ann thereby leant Is tattle 20/, good afternoon's work. anted (rota 5 for (b) Open. O'Doherty, an In teresting and clever feast one combined Association Hills bast Perlli ad, A shall over forget tile cool . next mid er 15. prize value 20/-. the membership roll, as Associate). Is about to Ilecied he faced the scheduled to swell help There was one abseuteit Umpires' which The Wonsan to meet with Hornpipe: 9 for Inv. hale to manner hls bleb gave of the Irish lang-uage, teacher Mite of their number prise value 20/i-. 20/, (ity ewATTLE.") declared with be reformed. well as the tinancial prosperity of I' 'googly' bowler Ceti' in the ante saturday. and the Assoc Union matches open Four -hand usual education/it Lesson Sublet:0 batted again, and Met Here is as 2 for :te prize value Any Member Of the comsat "A" Grade. SOCIPt. met a conunittee from the W.A. East Perth Sunday. I u. match al the oval Ps 1909. In Carr, G for ds 30/-. Sta nand cpportunity fur c VOW:: desirous came on. the will be continued on in emlneclIOLI With te-t in W.A.C.A. Games. meet Jig, prize yalue can vouch for the bevy expense. Saturday's Play 253 wonderfully sneccssifill a eccomi Smock, when rain consulting disellssed Matters I r 40/-. learning the tongue of then foraerathere tee value -11-b" a good :Ilene, and had been prize is (declared). de- fit This Englighmen Reel, the chalets Irish in the running of the society, withOut and their sublaco, 9 for unwires, and the count.; matches, to romp Rldrlq. 10 the en.etins and be Incurred good. p.m of secured 5.35 at last productive at be Fung: stumps had SPORTS. Is only by having the cash in It feated East Perth. 137 and 0 for 10. by the drew should they DAV and ST. PATRICK'S lac captains, tobe heard or tIll4 matreckoned that Mis. K. Townsend playe4 (b) Persons over Instructed. the AusThe sehoolboyei Competition. 111111.r. prise value 10/-. I he 1,11 let. Maings. would terroriseremarkable More is likely Mr. Quinn after a toes lime, that these can be met at their Sheen Trous: the overture. Sublaco guested by the W.A.C.A.. Is now in full a bowler that West Perth, 8 for eel) (declared:, began lit a 15. prize value 20/, If proper time. As the matt!) now stands lad ter. Indians. the ranks. 'returnee up our from outright showing drawn and absence are rues. and t sport. 101 e boys of Gregory, the S. and swing. The irogramme Children derealed Midland. 1 lit runs. This term has been for the society won on the first Innings the members The fashion by bowlineArmstrong Ma with the frames. for the 17th. Is a ta) Pereons over 15. prize value 20/-. meeting and delighted by an inning. and arid keenest interest Incaning by the committee ehould North Perth v. Claremont. Miss Phyllis Poe- one of the most prosperous It has enit the ".late gentler Noble and for 11, dewith an Irish Jig. North Perth, 1e6 at a cost of 19 runs. plemilid one and racesrl'aanra euarlils Post entries. t/-. are not to dairy teeter!, e, ( decisions ler some considerable time, but game 120 1.b.w. joyed rd this for or `Si, ya I that 50 ft.a..yilgtaigitiloiclictLyger and Seeing' play43 ;11 Particulars . Competition." ere arc There feated Claremont, runs on 1st. innings. astts. 4.- r . However. Bardsley, who had never r by the displaying of a little more ins It Is 1,110W11, However, that tn. Schools' race. hurdle Mann. Post entries. Patrick's Boys' School, Perth, and ei age (declared), by 15 re and proressionals; a bikeand terest. particularly in the manner reColleges' Handicap._ Trophy. any. Northerners garnet] a three-point ens. firlitne.M;c4tehrierspiiipFgrtti,tiet.naredx.r-. Schools' Bicycle Race, one mile. puzzling' deliveries, Catholic race. "11," Grade. ee-Halltlicap de richly Kenny J. to above, and also by the pitying at home to his doubt Mr. E. ferred numerand ningbam about the break Champlonehip Relay Race, andclose on Cash prizes -63/-, 80/, 10/, in 109, dem, promptly of any money owing to England v. New South Wales. been itrt to titr, State was never Entries 130 served It encore. Mr. R. Brennan recited West Perth, 195 and I for asked him after- ous other events. matter I Handicap. Day the lair Patrick's start. the 6. --St. 10e, great and of the the society, 100 schools from a period of far greater ProeGround Schools', League, neither of the 'wrong tin' the 7th. pros., at J. 1. snigg's clothing 10/6. "Rory O'HanMan," a story Ewell h cur clared, defeated Midland, Cummeuci:d on Sydney Cricket Trophies-63/-, 21/, Schools how he detected the perits must or necessity ensue. Rapparee chief will defied be did not fmtablisliment, corner of Murray and yards. 10 all England batted first mentionN above would have been also easily. outright by 11(9 runs. of Catholic On 18th. Inst. and he replied that moved jubst out Last esturday our "A" cricket team bribery mid so-called Our pedestrians should OpenColleges, pupils Subigco. 123, defeated East Perth, and Compiled the good score of 427, lowed in. and, moreover, the competi do so, he merely and to tnembers of Irish ruption, is always and Ids beloved coun'syl!tiell!. met the Coentopolltans on the Esplanalbs,: liarraek-streets. of prizes' 102. makeha evidence to -day. attempt to be interests the "Good century, not the 102, by et on 1st. Innings. would topped freely. enter liendreti lion Boys' of !Support Or Catholic Societies. Jump, trophies, S. Boland. es mutat. delighted the audi- ade to decide tile minor premiership. u time St. Patrick's North Perth defeated Claremont out- peace 73, ender 60. Rhodes 50.41141os the motto of the eosin-mite, 7,-Running Ifigh Mr. Doheny Jack Minihan won the toss and sent the. measure .le tee Once upon Trumper ence with a Step Dance. was admitted Into a football forthcoming in big right. Ones. tee_, 41, Douglas 46, and Waddington Dish COsMOpolltans in to bat. of the short or to,. shouldallhegood SHIM break overcame The after e. eirpremes Performances of Note. which the leading Pat', Malley with 7 fur school spores, who are being so ene... ably recited "A morning on the else from competition participating. out all did well. successtul s.-.140 yards Handicap. Trophies, Ile "St. words anit music mien.; he bowler. before play opened disastrously, Alec for. and Coast."The beautiful Night" were . catered schools "A" Grade. bowler qulekly, liberally 172 was the most Ihis 10/, were telly at20/-. the then and 'goOfely' Stilly Mar40s-, the of In brunt "Oft conquering, a very nasty knock tardlty-by In School Handl- doneJustice to to the duet remised byy Campbell receiving taken till' -rather on the board to Boys' not had to shoulder thewhen he was -tired proved all "sr. VA. that Patrick's es-St. discovered Batting, iletintrichs (S.), not128 Out); suddenly the eve Seem the first hall of the often bowling hies. Laren. 97 runs were Brien and Mr. Fran above cap. 100 yards. T Hendry 1 'for League was not eligible, and debarred. Ile bowled out (continued from (17 (CI.). .17 nit tack, However. after havteg Is attend- e' Run Miss PhyllisMr.0 Courtney Gregory did notforbowl. be- the credit of Australia. gay, a epire- day. Para" Spr tit Handicap. mg, 10.-75 yardsW.A.A. Rennet, (S.i, 33: Hodge 50, and Punch I for 'and half without testa Murphy. *am i1,1 10 reFootball League, who wereway. I the Sc, Ire Dr. Horan ed and Andrew* hour 03, Harrold one League. V. for 31; eagerly etcweakly wiJ Under Rules out: Johnson (E.P.), (CI.), 38; Hill 28, accounted for the temettnng witii hind the eompetillett, that the W.A.C.A. change. and WaR WO' tired for the and pipe" grounds, but not turn to Misses The 25/-, of1/1171S WV-, 130 to See (E.P.), 25; Herbert Butteworth (N.P.). kets. tears.% to by the members. IgetavYlecktente, Bards', madecreated The New` South Wales replied In view of the fact that followers the day. a me Tar. ItAttogeasing yards handicap, trophler,. O'Sullivan's actions and delivery of and again. night's 11.-220 (Cl.). 24 not out; their tee is handling the coinceilleea M Bardsley of ceased for the C 73. p.m, play etacartney led with 5.45 deprived at were 447. could sport that the Tramper out. Punch I e f compiling 130 in the "The Wind" was everything last OWIllir to the 30,-, 20/, 10/, Drill Dimple, ,cord by The day eight of the Cosmopolitans' wickets 5 TOP 23; for was next Willi. 105 not pity that Arthur world's Innintre. 54 al! di instance of enjoyment on Saturday for. *eat $6.14owlIng Blundell (W.F.), a only be wished Andrews to 12.-Children's arid really be is It meeting We feel the 103 runs. for fallen Gregoiv star having 65. the second with 4 Richardson, South Australia's versatile Rate, half -mile, century scores inclement weather,evening next doubt Veryard (\V4'.(. 3 for Fa. SlacTavistee Jazz band were Animist) I3.-Teams Relay Douglas, woo finished the to R batsmen getting two well. sure that our own team can secure tine to relate, held on saturday has not been seleeted11111 value 42/ peril-nine, of the esening. "B" Grade. Saturday. secured for 6 f cm Monday, cod- "all rounder,a large attendance. The open, prize Patrick's Day Trotting HanClem In one test match.priorStrange attract and heard noted other two wickets, and put up a larger of less will start seen Hendry, England. the have to to trip menthe, getting the ar14.-SL Ferme that on make mianimotie score than their opponents, but totn season and out. he Informed that he ronndently ex- progranune will be the same as Batting: McNamara iN.P.), 7a;54 nos trick" Jaz. bands In Perth. the vatn censecutive balls. has sung his praises tield and Mulles- the. OIl many occa- each innings comitared to MacTavish e. day's play should be very Interesting, gie (N.P.), 53; Styles (W.P.), ranged for last week. Innings were 7 for dfria,r..--Running Hop, Step and Jump, matelot' was,only Ile has proved his worth Me perted to reach the century:. figures tot No woes especially If It is a fine day, and we oae in it." out: WimBrIchre (W.P.), 39; etcMahon litmentber of thes Fender I for 31, Mons. and whereas many' pf the there ':was trophy value 2I/-. New J. Handel!. who Is aQueensland, $8. Parkin 't for 105, and and ac - wish our men the best or luck as well is music balance. the yards. dress, Victorians iac by 440 describe (M.). 29. Styles (W.P.), 3 for 18. Handicap. in can 47, secured scores compiled have been made again- N.S.W. team now 17.--C.B.C. to as centuries for several of them. Wilson I for eonsid, 10/-. ;Iona of the 1;.n411, ehose object was Bowling, south Welshmen expert. whom many s second knock Boys under 16. Trophies, 30/-, Handlattack, \Mr England egooelle" ambitheir 1909and Australian the present, 138S'and. DougIn everyone south amuse How the Clubs grandly for Race, 120 yards, to Wallies. --Hurdle st the weak le. scorinferior has Woolley played for little hand Syd Hendren other In out. 82 not on the grade cricket 10/, "A" 30/-, in trophies, Richardson the cap, of season -A" Grade. las stubbornly Fender pick 10 teat seNartoonase Rhodes the seedn which 27, and College. va.talsentif a.elliyierdealbei his rune againstand Australia. Schools and W. In ney, he captured 78 wickets, Malley has 66, WilsOn 30, of their dress Andrews ed SUCCESSES IN SWIMMING in eetahlished a record. though bowling of England P. W. 1st. In. Pts. 17 all got amongst the runs. ChampionehiP. 120 yards, Boys tinder viewing or even thinking THE DIGGER, The heartfelt conhe is doing big things for On, Hendry It was off his 130W113 agtridatiitillettiroutetion,i. EXAMINATION. 2 3 7 Saturday' toner eclipsed it. for 44, Gregory 2 for lee, were the club cricket Claremont On one ati:Itilieitanks of the society wieket-keeper. ,I 121 ROKEBY-P.0An, SUBIACO. 12 3 2 Fee, Australia. Long, 2/. 3 Acceptance 2 Malley south E.J. and anti Start NPormial'ihitGloond ..7 50, nis that ". for of Subtitle° not bat afternoon he lilt up 177 age Ins, against Ire right artists getting dId 11 extended Hobbs are record, 7, with sifSMALL GOODS, Ete. la March Orphanage GROCERIES AND on Monday. 7 a w'orld's Boys' close .. weiket-getters. made Perth 711e Clontarf Saturday Five la troupe. lost 2 for 66 151. I River Ellirk? the following Catered 3 Country Patrons Specially .. 7 the banks of the CanningDuring song New South 'Wales not and then the ten hatsMen. Ste e. J. Siege, Snigg's Corner, Bar- elacTavisles North Perth scored 202 in dashthe evening. hatsinass Lama oilVictoria 2 then delivered that fine stirring out, and Hendry Adelaide. he 1 for at Lowest City Prices. Goods of Park District. Herbert Collins, Punch 63 nottheir earl: and Murraystreets. Teeth. Crie- in the ovens he hit 52appropriate West Perth ... 7 a very Dust North Test very two a at off "Liberty," regards runs as emitted Is there boys style. 150 hona-fide any description sent to any address in only accepted from One would for Australia, spell the out, scored hot has Entries wie ing Hie recent CunningHe steers. Mrs. Midland both time. two present the seciii.ed and consisteney. at of one much. save money. Save worry. Waddington In the kit. a model in swimneng very rate. Amateurs for all events other than Nos. ham and Mr. Quinn. two members of the State. The game ten four's given a chant, Auetrathus 70. 101, hate revelled .18.* Grade. like to see him at a cost of 30 rune. practice the many :, erect is. maths 41) I runs In date, an interesting Send Cash Order. Joe Does the Rest. 15 kets drawn. This Is ensile ere! have put into Ile was tile first Materavish's troupe, rave In 7 21, and 59. Fifth Test. West Perth against the ref, 16e, record points they have received Mr. Tibillyr,.. Fillt4,kulety4 11 was by any Australian in excellent tesitlayi of ,Ivil:. Ilan to make a hundred Instructor, the best North Perth .. . 77 2 are from their that 3 13 help to make the ill.play worthy of the Enidiehmen. Test Cricket. recitation, During the last week Mr. NuSubteen recently, A batsman Wells. the members, and his occasion. New South Wales v. Queensland. 2 is re7 A full attendance This happened Life Ste and his betEast Perth .. .. gent, the Examiner of the Royalvisited Oral, and drove 3 I a ball straight hack. encore, "The (treat Flood at Maslauds" at next meeting. when %Mut,New South Wales batteda brother of his head: from his quested Midland 3 CRICKET AT NEW NORCIA. Saving and SwiinmIng Society, stopped it with tiefortint1 rounds of applause R. Bardsley, 7 brought Partner teers will be required to take chalet, of SOCIETY ran up 202. examito ting an Claremont .. eoneucted "stand handec, the sang off and l XI., left Mr. 0. Reardan ball imenced Competition comAustralia!, veluable banner the hearers. the soelety.1 clurMg the langnas but Colour Senior tile presented,of The of Games. wood fleldernan's a hearts the into To -Day's The capcranium and Your Guns," and warmed the list with Si).28, Other proCession, and also to see it safely rethe menced on Wednesday. 16th. East heeded were V. Russell 25, ate's Quarterly Minors/ Meeting. Two were "out" with Gostelow ;hr result be- Brotherllie.ntthe whole had3atheb°s3asti,,ra the members with this fine war home. turned. The collectors electerl to col"A" Grade: North Perth tains tossed for ;mowers, .15. Kay haw's. or them pass and gain West Perth- v. awls St. Vincent de Paul Mr. R. Walsh thee, gave one of his usu-. lect donations and trophies, In order to seeing. of play The Society ball! Love 17, and BrownMcAndrew should 20, same Perth. at Perth Oval; (west); Bryant Ives and made in been ing that Byrnewicket, and the other two the Elementary Sertilmete, whilst Midland .5 for 77, Marsden 2 for 42. centuries haveseason-that held their quarterly general meeting at ally Poe recitations. entertain (Le children et the Sublaco, at W.A.C.A. this Sunin Ihe College and enthweastie suitably for eft raptured In Fifty-two the Proficiency Certilicete Examination St. Joseph's Church, Sublaco, on Right A very enjoyable first class cricketmatches 51. and Rowe V. Claremont. al Midland. a close annual Melee of the society, reported and eleven teams on the oval. The Perth v. East 1 hefor Shield Queensland replied36 with the whole, with the exception of one, day ,February 13, 1021. was then brought to Ireland Thr .1eiey IreIler0115 help. "B" tirade: North(east); wickets. " receiving not Is In Sheffield Perth EllfrilRillnell C Metre wicket Byrne hatted gained Ilie diploma. the feel sure Rev. Monsignor Verling presided over an melting West the We On ' God Save McAndrew which ef In 30, Sliming the matches have made s special effort W.A.C.A. with years at O'Connor past la Perth. 170. He went very cheap, however, that the results obtained last Saturday attendance of 55 metnbers, and extendMidland 5. out, Rowe 14, aside first. children &errs to, Fennelly 15, 10. to give aboutp v. Sublaco, at Sublaco; have figured. V. Clump thus fielders. helpscribe, the all and Welts, present. elated Mr. all FORESTERS. Victorian on to s which credit Farquhar welcome NATIONAL Claremont. To,. great hearty g iflork*at!(ho"121.: at and a IRISH retiree "Onlooker," promise Claremont. Oxenham 13, we ed Reports were received from the reference. to Cert- male It stand but W3:4 me, eel. Russell 4 for 59, Ran- expresses hinteelr Brothers, arid we are satisfied A splendidly attended meeting or tee tend the picnic on Sunday,v March e, a ed appreciably. "A" Grade Play. Retell' Test, tall end [mewed in the Engels!, rash's.) the the praises or the readers ladies' conference's showing steady pro fetich O'Neill branth was held In the programme of sc )ete, etc, Nero to In, Ives 3 for 43, and Thatch"' catch of Meets iti the dal for 46, happened and ten wickets had fallen for 54 runs, are voicing wickets. The if.'s Sublime v. East Perth. The veitous public Institutions then an amazing thing A pleasing feature of Cie "Anil or THE RECORD in congratulating the press. Hail on Thursday evening, 1eth violas years. I for 22 divided the er rrades and stroke. luck, second hie or The a 1n plenty at late last distributed. with of 268 D. meeting was the installatiee or two new were visited, and Nicer as Itobbe, a shade. hist, when the Chief Ranger (Bro. Cornstalks lilt up batted McDon- Bryant hatted with lads on tile magnificent success they branches Cricket was spoilt nit Saturday brilliantly for however. knock. an off -side hall from are earticularly active in as- Bolster) presided. ram, The deem-ate to members, and several nominations. Besucceeded in passing the score O'Keefe achieved. touched have ball 31, week by rain.and The the and Clone J. Love was heard. the "flannelled fools" 73. then followed Ives 38, sisting cases of dIstrees. only three wickets down. and J. Guth St. Patrick's Day Committee faro. P. J fore the meeting, closed, the Chief 27, ald. A Mick was welcome, resent it. Su- Thatcher 31 not Out, Bardsley in its swift night,slip.travelled Report of Men's Particular Council. presented a very satisfeerery re- Ranger donated a guinea to be won Ned made runs come rapidly, engaged locally did not went Queens - deviated Foundling Ryan) the to 9 for Brown 25. and McCoy IC. 23. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. During the year 1920. the a flash towards first for 930. port regarding ire usual celebrations,. by the member who introduced and also helped with McCabe blime, from first. applied. land's successful trundlers were Ayres like Carter, glovedJumped a lively activbatted was think. to (or eisplayed Branch closure oval 5/iinme waning sends the On the Wesmnia, then hopes were expressed that the For- most new members during the next six "Thankful" and for padded heavily Minch he was. :!53, with 7 for 88, Kay 2 for 77. Marsden 17, the Brothers and for or two down occasion utteonquered wickets return one in ity, on three Poor the were of remained Sisters %vomit nisn int In full force and months. esters I ittle the Hew There Flettideleits 2:11 to with extended. showed a cheque left arm to handed was !cluck wilt and Itennalt Horne eat McCabe the a but Is, visited credit. like for Queensland Ills six .128 to received. Lie seemed and The nowt - 30. start fell for 189. he did it none -rued tell. in charge, belrnr 33. for £50 to the Sister boxes. Matle 55. Sundries claim - for favours will, but afterbya good dice form in getting Oxentunn A 3 for 54. Ward 10? runs. through the air like III oppossten his guns and proceeds of eollection won log was done by Evans Mr N.S.W. line 22, Ayres Ill, In fly for 35. Renfrey IEast Tree was arranged for the of Sheppard 40, Fennelly the for 47. Meek raln-spolit successful a wicket, generosity were the 13 to thanks elms, On the and McAndrew 5 15. "Grip Randell DAYS OF THE ROMANOVS" telegraph' A while 137. Nesth-West. get friend In the Perth del welt toof the worries of cafe Oneeneland batsmen, for Russell donation a and 13. for money order, representing rot. 57, Ives Jennison. relieved the of form with the .wickets. from the sportmg community secured e8 rl seain the at 34. North-West, provided a day l'at In compilingVern Harrold, promotSundries. side for the children. two ettixers. made a promise A month ago all the Reviews were cull with glowing accounts of the Idol-WarThe Rev, Father Hayes then preached ed front the int" team. lie k.ipt the soWhen Australia's cricket 25. score first authentic history of the ex -Czar and his family from the time of his line a trey instructive sermon on the nig start In getting Yen ---made hit wick Armstrong carpet, and he Hitherto, this darkest work. Test, ciety's Fourth to their foul murder In Matiev's house. from the In abdication ball well along theanother recruit revealed a or 123 not out very notable achieveNow The Treasurer's report hard. lia,nmonci. made some Monsigunr Yen chapter to Russia's bloody history had been impenetrable mystery. grade, played a good14,knock ran to 4redit balance of L30. and also the lower Kent, In the Best place, he and of the "Times," ROBERT McWilliarn ments. correspondent PcliVerS, closing special the 14. of three the the investigations read Only then !mg for 28. 10 negotiated double figures. 2.020 runs In Test matches. the -2,009 es followed lit family were Imperial which of the life the harrassed Profutelits, reconstructed DP nas Me ran other cricketers have topped WILTON, Renfrry Blessed Sacon, East Perth by Benediction of the Most Compelled to follow their exile, and their dreadful murder in a dungeon, as if it had happened Clem Hill, the greatest left of Our Pahneoss le and mark. Inns. rament. and the hymn, "Faith 6 for halide', the world has ever seen, seemed tip 20 without yesterday. Robinson Subteen, For un- 9,660. Fathers." Ward 5. Victor TruMper, the peerless. 4 for .52 howled The soul -stirring narrative Is proved authentic by the depositions of 63, and Ifennah, Howard, who leads ed- 2,263; and S. E. Gregory, the greatest to the Tim many eye -witnesses, and numerous photographs of the personages and changed. barracking batsman for his inches known has ELECTORS' OF FREMANTLE. yet in for a dell of the game, 2,193. Altogether, no beak of recent years has No Englandee blue, "sine the death chamber, etc. scenes, eitneirce not Securing Your Interest is Invited to lid quite passed the 2,000 -mile post. but Archie because he would stirred the conscienoe of the whole civilised world to the same extent as Methinks Timto the abuse- McLaren, the stylish Lancashire mat. bowlers.his faith Engthe Return on MARCH 12th. NEXT LAST DAYS OF THE ROMANOVS." "THE leaders best East of the of right in pinning. one and to dispom CANDIAND SON, Is close up, having 'Minuet cur, mentioned trunler!, A nrst supply of this sensational big work reached ALBERT OF THE SELECTED LABOR -land has produced, moderate total. Perth for a Ise The second notable acThe few' copies not already bespoken can be had at Scored 1,931. DATE, LTD., yesterday. arming, by I le rims. "W.Wes"sixthpartnership won nn hievement Was for wieket. M15, Claremont. 20a., V. or post from. JONES. the Perth EIEN North with Gregory which parts Knock Welled at This pair scored 145 together, record North Perth's first Meetings will be held In various Clarethe previous Test match run, in advance of26. reel beats of the Electorate, as advertised in the 126-fifteen Syd. Gregory and dashruns. Bettsvcorte 47. three by Evans rim ing Harry Graham were the deposed remont. daily papers. the princioal Cita, Fremantle.) at Baglin, A. F. 142 Christian whileer (Authorised by They scored brought boWlate far Pack- cord holders. Illade Of white metal, heaves getters, done tee 3 for 37, Our Silver-plated SPOONS and FORKS RN' to 1893. Then Armstrong to to wear white throughout, *3. Lords riont was 44, Isy scored this season inplated with sterlIng silver, and are guaranteed end Banks I forPerthhis total of anruns Tea SPOONS, ST. PATRICE'S DAY CELEBRAfor silver. .. Ilan) 3 were 105 per of sterling with Norte plated average heavily the is of for quality 3 No. on or tnree C. 1,051, TIONS, 1921. Table SPOONS, 53s. dozen. There dozen. Cia,mont collared This Is the second occasion Dessert SPOONS, 38s. rorcs, 20s. dozen. nes "run out.' seamed nings. he has scored over 1,000 runs in 53s. dozen. Table newt. lit tit Dessert FORKS, 38s. dozen. the feat 120. which tat! North Peen for Tea accomplished at lie silver. (Proceeds to Charities), deposits o; sterling not a season. and so gets or, knock, and 'declared" B. or No. 2 Quality, has two separate 47s. dozen. Table SPOONS, 67s. cos-ie.:1y for 47fOlm In the 1907-R season, onb Dessert SPOONS, Keith Hodge played Clem Hill, the to gee SPOONS, 2r,i. dozen. SPOONS, leis. dozen. tile same mark asbatsman Table perform dozen. Herbert e:so W.I.charaeterlsocal47s. POSTAL ADDRESS, BOX 57, 0.P.O., PERTH a.m. to FORKS, oat. Dessert dozen. played PROCESSSION THROUGH CITY 11 Tea SPOONS. silver. for 56, otherfeatAustralian for 38, andnotOMout. Hatliday Iwire in Australia. has three separate plating's of sterling SPORTS AND SCHOOLS' Quality, as Al 008th 88s. years. SPOONS, recent Table . ly for 24 1 ter ee seensed 11.e wic- thePerhaps . no game in SPOONS, 62s. dozen. . . DEMONSTRATION 3/s tel dozen; Dessertdozen. Association. and Bandy for 14, Table FORKS. ets. Purse in the senior Matting Dessert FORKS, 620. North Perth lest interest es the kets. NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. Pacritatti for 3. least spoons, 15s lid per case; 6 epoons and has provided so much bowledm by in eases, beAfternoon Tea SPOONS,case. GROUNDS, HAY -ST. EAST. Tsare being first insilegs by t Frame last Saturday "A." W.A.C.A. won commenced Perth f North and C.Y.M.S. pair of tongs, 10s tid per 17. cosmopolitans MARCH THURSDAY. tween knife runs. cake forks. avid) close with Roth these teams have "undefeated" West Perth v. Midland. Entries for Sports Events Afternoon Cake FORKS, In cases containing 299 (de- written against them, and their fleetSiege's Corner, Mur'In. J. J. SNICIG, streets, edge. se, ed per case. Perth's score of s for West P'ath's too nitwit of ing has been the subject Of diSel.SR1011 Perth, ray and Barrack he time well congregate." will do "most Department clared), Cutlery Mndites, and for the the after- Where cricketers Die game commencA Stroll Through our Electro-Plate MONDAY, MARCH 7, at 6 p.m., a stiff propoeition The West twice In A. Watts !Mtn elites before of success. C,osninspent. Who were dismissed 64, were confident When Programme of Sports Events or 121 andcricket. bowling to pun The ed noon for scoresaggressive (Incorporated.) relied Oil their May be Obtained. polltans they felt by 62 C.Y.M.S, getting hand through- them through, while and Acceptance Fee 2/-. upper In Nomination the rivals held their of trundlers 93 and Veryard were a little ahead Blundell 5 forhighly out. successful. every department of the game. Weather erteCONCERT. both for were 23, auspicious 3 for tisninrs and 110 conditions were not last, when CosmopoliWest Perth won by an MS MAJESTY'S TIIEATRE, PERTH, keton Saturday when runs. Postponed Frern Les, Si turday. to the wickets, and tans went caned olio Grad* Play. .-.1 9 18. GRAMFDRIDNAAaYtT,I:MNAPAVLCH was (de Hine 109 for bte and 1 Nor a big scorecertainly meted. West l'erth,it 195, 100 th. Stale, all over Midland, and the "tall" may Wag some, and if Tickets: Deese Circle and Front tiered). put eleven an innings 3/..; Back Stalls 9/-; Gallery 1/-. and 10e, winning by54 not out, and bowie, of the Cosmopolitan their supporStyles as good 105 runs. as in are Secretary. will JAS.Na DWYER, C.Y.M.S. 39, went for the bowling them, Wimbridge and the spectators ters believe rune. the W. J. WEBB, Assist, Sec. A R FL) VI-, Sc, retary delighted get to form style, true PERTH In fine Batsmen who need to bat scoring. deliberately, o. Perth C.V.1111 Society, 504 Ilayand ST. Gi:ORGE'S TERRACE, STREET With theirforfree HAY use the term trtle'' form McMahon 29, were Perth, tattle:' stree, Midland with that doubt well no did 13, and for there Is Lucas bowline out. no not Is 21 there Dobson 0011 SAVE IRELAND. form as a guide, West Perth trundlers that can safely Thomas 11. side in the ASSOeiatiOn were Styles 3 for C.Y.M.S. for anymein perfnrmed well 32. for Si,. speak of AIRrIligRITIR. Stone for C.Y.M.S. Is. S. Smith I3 for thing at least under 150. 7. SN:011(1

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