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MEW THEATHE- R O T A t , BLACKBIJRM. EVERY EVENING NEXT V?EEK AT 7-30.. MATINEE, THURSOAY, 2-3D


, Mr. JAMES WELCH’S Company in the funniest farce of the century : WEEN


T h e I E v e n in g S ta n d a r d . . . ; . -mul t i tude.: :


iSt. John Ambulance Division.


I ^ R E M E M B E R


JUMBLE SALE,


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TO-MORROW, Saturday, Oct. 8th,


OLD SCHOOL. CHURCH BROW. FROM 3-0^ p.m.


Ifihalley Reading Room A-:- DANCE


in aid of the above, will be hela in il^ Whalley Assembly Rooms,


On Saturday, Oct. 8th. D a n c in g f r om 6 - 3 0 to 11-45. .


Whalley Quadrille Band; I!EFI^ESH^[E^•■ rS. ru o vm hD .


A dmis s ion ONE SHILLING. • - , Right of admission reserved.


HELBIFIELD


AIJGtCION MART CO.. LTD. NEXT


Special Sale STORE CATTLE,


FOR ALT, CLASSES OF will beheld on r -


Tuesday, Oct. 11th, Sale to commcnce-at 12-0 o’clock.


- good-show expected .of Lvmg-off Cows,


•Geld Cattle -and Bullocks, from the usual consignors.


WXf. MORPHET, Secretary. HELLIFIELD


AUCTION MART CO.i LTD., Special vNotice.


M E S S R S . T V E S O N B R O S , w i l l sh ow u p w a r d s o f


500 CheYiot and / Black Faced.


ON Auction Mart


S s - . ' J


p e n ; p o i n t s ..


-'’■ '-It vvoiildibc a, aifficulb propositi^^ me'ridvvh6'riv-ero'ricadmg,-doublcrij'v<^t^er|;


doing-thcworkrof .tvvo m e n .^ •■


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;“Where;thcrc‘is,smoke.;thore::mi^t-,be; A gieat many,5f ns, hovvevei, misji


'■ talve th e -d u s t 'kjeked 'u p ' by , «candal|


mongers for the genuine luiticlc -Women; bho'uldrbe ]u s t ,a s careful m


V


accepting inen',,for husbands as th ey'are accepting their' dresses from, tailoring


E w e s


'T h u r sd a y N e x t , O c to b e r 1131h, in th ep en sa t th e back'ofthe


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The Scenery Coslumes and efleots . have leen axpressly ljuilt Jor this tour, and the Company has been rehearsed'.under the direction- , -V of Mr. James Welch at the Criterion Theatre, London.


One of London’s Biggest Successes. N.J3.--IvO ADVAJfCE IN PRICES. THE TIMES. _X ERIDAY. O C TO B E R ; -Tlh, 1910.


NOTES BY THE WAY. The older generation of Clit'hero:iians \m11.


learn'.with regret of the death,: .which oc­ curred at Duncan. Canada, on Sept.,4tlr, ol Mr.' J.is Norcro.ss. .a brci.lier.ol the late Aid. ■ Norcross", of Cliitheroe. The sad in­ formation IS contained m a Can.adiaii: iiews- pai>&r which has reached us tliis week. The newspaper interred to states: tDl-he death, took place at Dunc.in on Sundavi 4th hist., of -Ntr. Jas. Norcross'.at the age of 65 >ear.s. Mr. Norcross was tom at ClilheToe, Lan- casliire,' England, .and -■ educ.ated. at the grammar-school of diat . place and . at Culliam C o l le g e ; '" For some years he was iiead master of a large school an Lnerpopl and came to Canad.a in 1SS6, at once sattlnig 'in Cowichan,. where, he h.iS:e\er -since resided. In 1892 he became cl-erk 6f the miiii'icinality, .and held the position for nearly 1S years,- re.Signing.. only, two mcriths ago to take the office of _.assist.ajit- superantendent .of - the - Dominopn - Fish H.atchsry at Ccwich.an Lake..


.“ -For a number of years he was coroner


for the^distncr and ha.s-been for man\ \ears a justice of-the peace :for .the province. After -tlie umon of- local' .school districts


into one he held -the honorary secretaryship of'ihe Board of School Trusitees. ... In th.is capacity his acquaintaincei. acquired in pro fessiona‘1 capainty, .wiith the requirements of school • work, in which, he took more, iihan ordniary -interest^: ca.used him to be of the- ^reates'L xiui^h- stir vice. . Educaitional. mat-,


‘ters were ailways'of intercst-tC ’hcmfaiKl he Itihorcuuhly undersiood the-difficulties and. requirements of 'thoie engaged, in inijiai ting inotrucKcn. • In politics he was a l.ilxira.1. Once or twice his name has.lieen.mentioned, locally'as candidate i for_:^the Legis’.a.iuve Assemldv-; but he always declined to accept nomination although he was, alwavs an m- defaticable- vvorkeir for* the party . in - this d’<5trict;- ' He leaves- a vv^dow, 'three .sons, T.ainf-a F.dw.ard .and Noim.in. of V.ancouver, :iavd H:ivold, c-1 Somenos; .and two daugh'.fcrs Miss E-1'iz.atoth .and IreneA'orcross.,- T-lieje, are rwo -vister.s-- (Mis^ Norcioss and, Mrs. Bl.ackledgel still iiv.mg la-t S t . , Annes-.on-


-the-Sea.- ' -Ml classes ot the commimaty.will ■ 30=11 wHh his-farhily; m sancereily. mounting tile = Ic-ss i of die; dtoeased gentleman . who combined ■ the ■ highest'- personal:.character with strong 'de.-nre for public service and an ability to' render k not ofteii'.seen . m .the


same individual. ❖ - “ Tlie funei-al took place cai Tuesday the


reniaiiis-' liav;nlg ' Been 'removed; froni ■ ihe house to St. Peter’s: Quamichaii, where the service o f tliechtircii o f Enghand w a r used.;


The nail i tonrer.s .were W..; H. Flayward,'. M P ' Reeve .‘Vitkeiii-Indian-Agent Robert-*


son,' Horace D.avie:W. P. Jaynes and J. N.i Evans, ex-M Pi P.,' liispeotor of Fisheries' E G ’ ’Tavlor;


'Ihe-nioiiniers were the t-hree'- tons' and idle eldest sister, -the otiier;


'ladies of the fam-ilv- hto-ng too much affected bv'i'he eveait .to at'teiid'the.funeral' ceremony


A' sister-in-lavv,' Atrs. Harold,Norcrot>s,,-.wa-'> .alsoTresent-'.-it; tCae .funeral .-:y. Amongst .the- nt-miv ■ flora-l emblems of respect and reg.ard'


wliich’ acco'iipaiv.ed • the dece.ased to •- the- gr,avewas- -a veirv- handsonre wreath- from the^ Reeve and'Ariinicipail-iliy ,of North Ctiwiciian ivi'tli vvhich hehad toen so long .and.hoiiour- ablv -cciinected. r.Tlie.- cause.of death .was tli'e*’prev.ailmg enidemic of ,dv sentery. , .


" o ' Bv the ivav: it is iiitereslmg.to recall that


M r R --Coates, vvho.ik rctiiruig from the: hearlmasl-ersliip of t-St..- James’s,: sciiool - lh;s Week' succeeded to the position on the, 're-scgnatioii'.of-,AIr.-.Norcross.


iti- jirvcmmemoration - of -llae 'Centeinary .M; ■ th'e'-M:inchester.:Unitv.';of,vOddfellovv.s,-':!lowh


Oddfellows will .atteid tilic mommg sei- v-ice-v .at tbe-ii. Gbtlieroe ...Bansh.-y Gliuroh qji


i'he''Re'v 'J M ,AA rigley -'(Vic.ar) who was made” .aiV-' honorarv-.i member.iof atlie-iGastle


■ Pmlge .a fcw-avveeks.ago;i''>,After-deduci;ing- nvera ge: chii rch ■ e'xiieiTses, -tli e- col lect ion .- w si 1 ■;■


be devo'ed to,the Glntheroe Nurs ng A 's o ' ci-itienPyi-i:T’be'vLinic?ione-RockJLodge-hav ei .agdmnorUo-niorrow-.os f .a: Jiiaidreld?es ent-;toT t-he one held'bv 'the C.aVile’ Lodge a few


.■ ,.i,Tlie..-.Ghtheroe,:Ccngregataonal-(;B.andvoC! Hojre'.Union -openedt'uier.vvmter-isiessaon-ron Mondav' evemng'vvith'-aJsooiaJuin-'the Con-:


44.


B AND i OF “h o p ' e -A r w


AY"-* ‘aumlav ' AVII members,., of the


ALU:'.aiid . juveniles ;arejrequested:il_oAmeet .-It '(he;N.at!on.al ■ sclioob-not-hatervth.an .9-45. .a m „ ' lh e i-rea^cher .at the service will be


. : .'A . m.airnage vvill kake placeiabout .Christ­ mas between Air. .Eustace Gilbert Halls; c f Chevuie Gardens, Ghelsca,- youngest, son of die-.'l.ate Air;-Herbert Augustus HiiIIs,T.somet time Judge: of the InteniationalCourt a of Ajipcal,:. ■ Egvpt, ...and-' N'lna' Loiisia-.■ -Ka.v-


'Shuftleworth, -; second' daughter.'.'ofr Lord •ajndl.advShuttleworth.-.ofGawthorpeHa'Jil,- , B urnlev,: .and B arton Al.onor, AVestmorland.


' Alis^Ni'ii.a Lcu!is.a“.Kav-Shutt.lewofl'h is .-.the : aulhor. - ok .a Ixicgrapliv of--., lier .1. ni,a.ternal ■ ■ grandf.ather, -SirAV-oodbme Paniriij-.itlie Laitt ■ Enulisli siirvivor of ; the Knights of H.anoven." She: !<; extrem-slv -well .-knownaaiid, esteemed


rini -'the distnct,' and ;-p.ar-ticularly.r-i'n':Padi- ham. •':-'T he bridegroom-’ s'.brotiher.'is -Air.-; J-.- ■ A


V- H i l l s ,o f .Hjghh'ead..Ga.stle,: .and: Al.P.


for- Durham,:.and Air. Eustace'Hills IS-him^^ self a hamster of the Inner Temple and the Northern Circui*- .. t


i


ilf;'.•\.';-marriage;:.wiH? shprtly-.tt.ake'-.pl.ace:-be-: 'tween I.ieutenant.Coni’manderiR.-Amcotts- ,AAMson,:second-.sori'of Sir,-Alathew .and*-Ladv. Willson, - oft EshtcnrHallva G.argrave,to.and Barbar.a:: Gory-,a:onlv--» daughter., of',:AIr.--.' .and :AIrs.;.Corv,-'of-:Langdon;Gcurt,'.;P.Inm.stcck.':


BOLDi Will give'you^>Hearty:Laugh and Cure that Tired Feeling.


’. '■ .• wnw w e ratiehe'd - ca id dly. r h a v e n o t la u g h ed s o he a r t i ly f o r y e a r s , and-I; Was o n ly o n e o f a y e l l in g ” ‘M r P ^ N c V f f o ? t h ^ = e c o n d : t im e g iv e s a d v i c e : Roll up m y o u r th o u s a n d s a n d laugh.


BOOK SE.1TS AT ONCE. - rhe: ■ ■ amalgamated,. -Society i o f Dyers,


Bieachei'Sj^'Fi'rjishers and. Kindred Trades, hold the^r^amv.i.al tea and ccaicert -in the


Weavers’ Tnstitiiiiie tomorrow (Saturday).,A number of capable.-artistes have, been, en, gaged and the chairman (Mr.-1. -M-arshall).-. will be supported . by- Mr. - Sheppard, .of Middleton, ■ .andMrl'Atkinson,: cf-Manche.s-


ter. ■: 111. the current p.arish. magazine the _Vica r


(Rev ■ -J ': H. Wnglev) has the follovviaig: It is wit'll the gre.atest regret, that we h.ave to chroracle this mondi fdie resagii.ation of Mr-AVee.ks as teacher of' -tlie men’s .cl.ass. For some time-p.ast Mr. Weeks-lias, felt the


■ pres'j o f 'th ew o rk . .arid -lit is only, -.after very careful 'ccns’.deraticii tlia t,h e. has decided on the -slei). For the p.ast ten years he has-taught 'with ^ great-, f.aarhfulness- .and .abditv-.and his less is-a-h-eavy enS" for-us.-.


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: 1-1 notice iliat rii'e Canteen Committee .a.re- again .aclive - in ; iircviidrng meals for ]X)or children aiid l am .asked to- state -tlh.it parents of necessilons'children :m.ay apply to any of A3i-e following gentlemeai: Air. J; Dewliurst. Scliool - AKciid.atice Officer, 24, Pinil-co read ; Air. CiS. Colfem.an. Relieving Offic-er: Castle A’ iew 3 Air. A . ; FLrCcttaiii,


Ttinier Street. <* ■ > o " ^


. -The iiecnle of Low, Alocr- vviill iliaal vvci-jh 'sLatisfaction'the news itnat-Uhe mills are to re-start on Alond.ay .after a stoiipage ex- iending over seventeen weeks. - .A York will hegiiv at' ,ha,lf-past eight cm-Monday '.and at 6-30 a-m; on 'Pueistlav- .and afterwards. For the last , few iveeks lOie ,viill.agers:have ,h.ad


■ the pnvrllege o f indulgnig-ni Ixrwfling-.oii the', village green,Ifree of. cha-rgeV.and .they.liave


also lieen able to pKay-btlhards without cost lio'ii-the hours cf-io-.ow.ni. till 5‘ °'P-ni- ; ■:


^ • O ■■■ ■• i.-- .'k ■ ' The “,Coi!.itry- l .ife ' ’ of October 15th-


and’-2 2nd -.vill . contann ;.illus‘.ira.ted ..articles, on -Slonyliurst College which- .vviil-l.-rbe. fully( dest riptive- .and- deal -at- length, watli, the history of tliis Tamoii.s -Jesuit. College; ■ The ill-.i'tratious. ofwhich Ih'erewill: be twaky- foiir'are from- jihOIographs- specially -.taken.; It will nV-t lie possible to.reprint-copies of


I'nese. issiie.s. , 4 _.*■ O ■ : At three o’clock to-morro-.v fSaUiTdav):in.


-the Olil .School, G3uirch Brow.'AIr.s.- Swnv-: dalle fwife c.f.Dr.: Swmdale) .is, tocopen, a, Jumble'-Sale:On :;behalf, of .-the. Cb-dieroe Di\-is«on of St. John Am.bul.ance Associa-,


"tier' " The price of aclniis&icnds threepence -.and m the eveneng there vvdll.be .a social .and diance:- - ■ ■ 'I'he division nsi urgently in need of-funds and-itis.hoped'.the efforts.of-.the members vvillbe amply.rewarded.


eio. CLITHEROE.


- - The mtoibersof tlie Clitheroe Coiigrega-;. ticn.al Church 'have;decided -to -hold their annu.al' “ At I-Tomes ” on - November. 23rd, 24th'-.aiid -26-ai: .: * Mr. T.; Cumncigham has been appointed-secretary:-, ,


C I.ITHEROE RAIT.WAY SERVICE.


' Ah Blackburn Ghamber of Commerce on tVednesday, reference was made to tlie question of.:rhe ravlvvay service to .Cbtheroe.'' A'ccnimun.ic.aitio;i from t-to Gh'tlieroeTo.in Council exnl.aiinsd tliat an improvemeiiit had be'dn -m.a,cle' b y the 'authorities, but ■: th.at, ,the Cc;ine:.r vvculd be glad to co-oiier.ate with


-the Ghambor in this matifer .at .a future date-' BIT.LL-ARD LEAGUE AIEETING. '


' • A meeting of-the j Ribblesd.ale Billiard ■ League nv.as' htlkl a t ' the Clitheroe Cciiser- v.at'ive Club oir Tueisday evening. Air. W. F 'Alowie prasuiang. '. Barrow- .were.admit­ ted'to the-League. m.akmg;the number.of clubs into seven. Barrow’s li.andicap .w.as


■ fixed .at -I25;-. It w.as decided to form- a ■ second i-divi's'-on of. the toague .and .admit Waddingte-n, ■ West Bradford and Sawley- ■ if thev-desired to-.iCT.ii. ; -.


■ B ir .r i .A R D HANDICAP.


• ■ Considerable intere.st has lieen m.anifestecl in the billiard 'handicap-at the - Clitheroe Conservative Club which w.as brou^ t to a


. - , ■ .


OSBORNE JUDGMENT. DEM.XND I 'O R K E V ER SA L .


MR. B A R N E S S O F F E R TO TH E GOVERNMENT.’


•v. M.ass nieelmgs to - - protest, , aga inst,, the Ostorhe juilgment were told snmivllaiieoiisly


on - Wediiesday- anght; in . th e ; Co-opera ti\ e ■ Hal'!, «''Rowsliey;street,,and-,St. ,-;Philip’s


School. Ridgew’ay street, Maaichester. , -Mr. 'G.'N Barnes, M.E., c3i.aiirm.an of the I.abour Partyi a-iid AIr. G. H. Robaiits, Al.P., vv.eJ'e


the ■ principal speakers.- • ..The.fpllow’ing ■ -•olutic-'i was; carried • unanimou-sly. at etipli


h.all:— ' • »' “ ThafTtliis mass . meeting . lemphatically


lirotests ag.ainst the decision, of 'Iflie House of Lords whicli deprives tlie unions of their


power to engage 111 .political work, whicli takes-frem- tiiem the . rights -and liberties thev hav=e~eiijoyed from, the beginning ol 'tlheir ackivrties,-- -and -wineb, hlid.. it lieen desiened in-the.-interests of: landlords and capitalists- -.vhceie.; monopoly : -v.aliies - and - privileges are menaced lij-the pdbitic.al or­ ganisation of labour, could not have .toen more- elTectual - for -Us iiurpose j and this demonstrat'-iOiY-calls upon , the Government, ■ to iriv'c facilities for.the discussion and pass- iiv-'of a bill tb.putan -end -to these -injustiices toTheworkers,* and pledges itself to make ■ lire surinoi't of itlie^L.i,hour, party s bill for


■ this purpo-ie a test question at -the coming elccticn.” ,


.-\t the Co-operative Hall Air. B.a.rnes said , , „ ■


the arguments for a Labour party -to-day vv,ere more urgent tdian ever before. There vva.s evkliencc that, the emiiloyers of labour, takbii: note of what trade-umons had done


-in the industrial, field in,securing sliorter 'hours and lucre.ased wages, liad now org.in- ised their forces. - 'Ih e employer.s, vvere usin" ibis ■ weapon of organisation without:


scruple or .remorse, without the ^slightest regard to human feeling or. suffering, and without the slightest regard to public ccu- vcnience or public in'erest.; -'Ihis w.as lUus- trafed Viv- their action-in the cot'ion lockout and the toilermakers’ trouble. , ■ Atr. Bariics proceeded to demand -the un­ qualified rev-er.sal-of the Osborne judginciir. Iiicidenlallv be slated that the-tendency of trade unions was towards Soci.altsm, -and added- I believe the L.atour party,-will .adopt'Sccialism as its ultimate object. As to the payment of members of P.arkameait,.


-that was no .solution at all to idie. difficuUy. I t 'd b l not even touch, the fringe oI_the


problem. ' The Ostoriic judgment deprived


close last week-end. 'i'here were 64 entries and the prize winnerswere: First Division: j


i -tdic workmen of their c-iviL rights, and that w.as not touched by the payment of members,


proposal had simply been.put forward


1 WL Crabtree (20 babind); 2 J. Atkinson: as a'jiolitical red herring. “ 1 saw a few (10 o-.il; 3 : H. ■ Do-.vnham : (30 tohiiid); 4 iiavs ago,” Atr.-Barnes coiitimied; “ a sug- J. Chadwick (10 behmd).: -SecoiKl Divi- i s on : 1 ■ 'r...'r.a\'lor (10 on); 2 A. JMiiltaker


■ •(20 , on);-3 Ar. Holden (scr.atcb); and 4, :C.-Green-(15 tehind).. '


:■


■■ ' Tne first ol the P.S .A . socuals was'held at the Weavers’ .lnstiuite, oh AYednesday evening: "Owing ito the continued depres- fcon in ti'.ade the promoters w ere afraid they vvcuklnot


however, ^.a good attendance and tlie pro- gramm-e was. thcroughlvteiijoyed. M r . A\L


t ■< . 1


■ Lord Lov.at-'and the Hon. L.aura. Lister, daughter of Lord Ribblesdale.-on Simdayi monniig anended the -. Ciitheroe-' C.a-diohc' Church,'Whei-e-the:banns ef. their- mairiage- are be ng pubkshed


o


:W.'lkin5on, of Low Aloor. .provided the eii- ter.a -nment- and presided . a t . , -the. ■ iiiano.- Several song.s and duets were given by the


I Misses Christy .and Oddie' and'Air. Christy^ There Was.-P-l.'o a- quartette in’ which M r . Wilkmscn joined. ■


vve.re-also f.avoured-


w u h two luiinoToits song.s by -the leader.; »;v


well known mus;c.a.l zeal and taste. Master Hargreaves gave .a violin solo witli great i acccplance.- ' Mr. J. 15. Knowles"pleased.| the'.aud'ienceiby;his skilful playing of the jnaiio, and Alaster Singleton hy-..his reeika-: t-icns- ■ Almost every item on the pro­ gramme w.as :encored. -. ,


:


NECESSITOUS SCHOOL -^CHILDREN.


-SUBSCRIPTION: LIST.


.Already acknowledged . . . . . - Messrs.- J;- .Southworth .and Sons Colonel- Aspiuall -.. . ■ ; ■ . . ; ...... Dr Coojier J I hoi liber. Esq \Y I Grime Lsq H. BaldwiivEsq. Airs. Grime (Ladv; Guardian)


.ifisS 9 ° GRINDLETONi


INTERE STING AIARRTAGE — A mar- riagcT which :.arcusedv ccnsxler.able. :inte.rc.st was:sDlcmniS'ecl at-;iSt';- Ambro.sef..Ghurcli'}-


, G rindletoivvesterdav; a f-lemoon.-, • Tlie cbiir tr.acting''ii.art;es-^werevA[r.: :P.eiter .aFIolgate,'.; eldest-son of‘ Arr.;;T.irH.':HoIg.ate,- -.Foxley-


-Bank, GnndIetcn,:.and;AIisS Hami.ali Blacej': -whowas forme.rlv.i.a.diatrictMiurse fer: the :R-ibb!e.sdaIe:'I5enefit:: Nursang: Assod-ntionl.; :Tlie-:briide.'U.who:.sw.asjgiven..aw-.a.v;:bv--;-lier- ,uncle,-'.AIr.i;’Tohn;I.o»am,T.of=.Ttanc.a.sten -was t.astefiillv;' attired -.m.-; .a--c.ream.ccQtume-.and; h.at ■: to ■,m.aitch-j and she■’:?c.arnetl ■ s: .ay-''shbvvex. touqiiet " The'bride-maids “vvere'Miss'i


.T.anie .Hplgate (.sister.of.-the.lmdegro3m)3ind: AIiss Gra'-e'-Rclmiso.! J Tlie bridesmaids’


.ilso wo-eLcream 1 ct^umes and ' earned; ■ stower touquots;flT'lhewwore'’gokM)fooches;|


J the-'gi ft of; the.;^bndegroom .-2.1:AIr> Gvnil -JIoU-: |..g.alev,(broihieTj*fiilfilledv,tlie:oblig.ationsylof’ ..best man and Air _G 'Prcotqr''->A\.-Is.-Jhe


;.groomsm.an.:j«rTlhe ceremony'vv.as.performed ■ liv the Vicar'(Rev- F G"AckerTev)La^st-


-


7Sl.a-tdhiima«»^raA'lirecenticin-iW.o-s ’afterwaxcl-S' '


,e-l bv th e 'R e v I tC'jG.arnctfw(Rcctor,'of Hoi---


1 ’ P.S.A.'’ SOCIALi- -ion that during iflve ensuing .autumn 'veil smijvorted, but diere was,


Btssicn facilities shculd be given: b y . the Gov-ernment for. the-discussion of a resolu­ tion,* a n'd that 'the fate of' tliat .resolution piioiild be more ot-lessindicativeof the fate of a bill to ’ which the Goveniment might pledge themselv-es in the cv ent of the resolu­ tion being adoplod. : For my part I see no objecrioBi to that. Of course tire Goveni- meiit -.vould want -some sort of an arrange­ ment- Here I might put myself-against a


good many- in this h.alland .this district vvho are ’up again.st .arrangements of-.all. sorts.


■ For iiiv part 1 am not against .arrangemenis. 1 am again-st siiblerrnne.au arr.ahgemeiits. I


am a- amst .arrangement's of a. hole-and- 'orn—r ch-aracter," whu-li;nolxKly,.,c.an,.see ,m


the I'gbt of day. '■ •- But -if-the.Govenimei.i vver--^ to pledge them.sc'lves to give facilities


-Evbrvthinq^vas marked bv:Mr; \Vilkinson.’s.| for:^d^^^ tASsoUiticiv .....^ ■ r . . , .


and-'.vere-to :pl<xlge theuiselves further Ihis;


that after a general - eleoiion . they would bring in-a-bill inext yearj. then for my part


I see no reason vvhv ,we sliould. not pledge ourselves, on the other handy to act, more cir'less with 'the, Govemrhent pending .the passing of that b i l l .” • -


CLITHEROE —AND DISTRICT AMATEUR LEAGUE.


Bcoord up to date


Amateurs ......... I 18 Rovers,...;....... B >yn1 - B lu e t ..........


Gtslmrna.................. St. Mnrys fitreot.. -Wesky Guild ..... United ..


-'Goals F A


,


NEW THEATRE ROYAI, 'BEACH BERN.


Blackburn 'I'lieatre Royal J IIIIICS . >\ icil-r> descnb&l


ames 'AA’eloh’.s


vrv, “ AA'heii Kir.glits were Bold. piece, which h.as had an exceetlmglv


,


' WHEN"- KNIGHTS WERE BOLD. . Afr. Harry A’orke has securetl for the v-uiiiliun*.' .


Comp.any


next: week Mr. i 4**^ what


n


.as the funme.st farce of the ...


CLTTHEROE 15 ''FOR'IEIACI - 'Che " Alorniinl


. conta-ined the fo | Can you play >


........ — -i /


is loag-


GrmHcton..... ...... LAST SA TU R D A Y ’S R E SU L TS ,


Roval Blues '’^B.iwdla ids 2 ' ’’Weskv Guikl 2. Gundleten 2 Gisburn ’‘St Af.ary’s Street o


' Chatbiifn: Res-jrv-ei 4 AmateursvReserv e -2 •.


■ "^Ama’eurs 3,.Primrose o \


- * denotes home club


V - 'i — r * * * ^ * t* 7Z— . TO AIORROAA ’S At ATCHES


AAcslej Guild v St M a ry ’s Street Referee, . E Spedhng “


.


Pnmrose-v’. E.awdlnnds. - . Referee,vH. .H. '■ Hargie.iv cs


.


’Gisburn v.-lAmateurE. '; :.:;Refciree, ,J'.,.Brooks. -.■ ''KT.I-'.IV''.:.:.-.:.;’'—


—I-l _ - -F R IE N D L Y ,- AI AT CH ■ ' i - 'k ' ' ' " --'.'0-. a- V Z "


NA m a feai rs: R esen-e v jCrasshill;; ■3ii*«-»»*i*——


.6->- , .fc. iRescrvcSjCSco'.iti-and'.-Iiigliam.'liktMite -t-V > I , \


;Is-s--Rov-efs v:.-: Gnndleaon;.,;: Referee, ,-,.-J- Tdiurogood “ “


Poo s of o'ur own members T


ADULT' SCHOOLS. ■ -


-we are,uK’ sh‘ed foran iiistriid'c halt ' .-k


7mi the “ Sjerv cf the Sun ” 'H'e lesson was particiilailv mtore<trg ing .a" mc-st instructiv e discus.s-on -


?fiS;.-A nia ten rs Jl- .Grabtrea, vNu tter.v Forrest,; B uikt.'iBrown' Denham,.2 Kelle’tt,^, Ellis,^


i'Parker,:Goo'Jm'aiii;Jones.igasResen-<kS3-T-resj; ran, Eccles,'Earlie!‘'£iTrain 1-50 Fkawdl.-nids': AA'illacv,'i--AValshjA2HcuJker<


i((:apt.A;SPa,tefie!kl;-sHiiggins::.'.Govvpert)liw.aite,r ijon^,-;-El b.sy-t: Go\vhtim;’!j Gh.-itbiirn^iGonn’g;'.


fciAnValeur.si. R ^ c jv e :^'Eccles,'i^BIackbumy5 -’sDeak"'6n'*Y‘ Th'e^,Ttord’s ’ Praver *'


“canteen > was _ re opened'-for ^ the -'™' ,, months' Now th it monniigi. are get b chiljv ,Ji'ot^3:off--'e will_ be ven Our storet.-irv lias lieen .awav -'■ t beeci , -


==200 MAndthi IS the veungest schooU''™^^;^^ -citv ^onlv-toen going ,16 raoilhs f t--vi_


the Northern Counties Conference ‘IjL , iibrlsThat th“e school he .attended on morn-ng had^.aii attendance of


Sundav JAfiss “A Carr 'o f - Beiff^J'')’’ - .whp^ f --vSH-vxi^AIanifold' Po 1


run ill'I-ondon. is a capital farce ant! is not a dull moment from start to fimsli.The. cntic.s .are'- loud- 111 tiieir - praises of Ak- Ghnrlw Ar.ariowe.’s production and those who deinght .mi nieces .of this d?scriptioii should-not:fa.il to nav a vi-s-t to thelvoy.a. next.week: - r Tlie-itour is under the dace... tion-of-Air; '.Arfliur Whittaker .and rhe tom: .''panv. vVhich-has been rehe,aned by . .Alr. Jame-i-AA’elclv at tiVe Critenou 'Ihe.atre, if-ondon.-.: includes Afessrs. H. langtte Bruce, Lawrence SteveusOii, Percy Goodver,- Charles F. I.Iovd, Hiimphrev. W.arden, lo'iii CeuI Golm Johnston Her bert Ran-ion Neville Giordano -na'


- One ha-s only Air. Balfour's


of the teacher i-j vyhich a,ll deti(|


: 'order to apprecil -following prmtil


■ has been i ccoiv I teaching a,ppoinl


■ V: Dear Sir,—I :;-.ticulra-s j-ou 1| ',[7. w ith, would I


".-ifollovvang mfl (I ) Have vl


.“^rSpintual exp! (J) In coinl


s '''


iDavidson,:: Afesdames. Isl.a; Glvn, AiOi«, -. Noel, Leita Flowerdew. Isatol Carson. 1--W


■ I -evVesri Juliot Afarheson.' Ekqieth ,0 hphanf-^,-J Ally AAa't-teii, .and Gertnide Palmer ino, scenerv,:costumes anel effects h,ave beeii.e-';,;-; presslv built for *his ’our


have you heel (3) Have vl


.. -Christian vvoil (4) A ie v o l


— (o) A non f (6) A ie vo| '( 7) C.-n yi|


• 7 .-havmoniuiii, '


(S)“ Could


.l i t a n y of these I - (9) Re fe icj Believ c


•zsii - ;--Is it any- wondf ? ment.-.-. among; ^ V h a v e 'm e ie edi


: J'aika the face of a istij J-


' 'Seen b y a '^sJr.ryRailton adinittJ


--- ^,^,-L'He pointed o i l i-k j^ipointnient vv as f and for such


' ,must be sine i l ; candidate T i l


I


-iv V *5-'cations for tli| .to pass a,ny- col Leader’s ” obsJ >;question furth'c


LOCKOUT ENDED.


■ M IL L S i.TO BE REOPENED MONDAY.


ON


^...,The .employers considered die operative lea.ders„'letter yesterday at -Manchester amV agreed .to open itheir mills on Moiidav ’ ' •’ . Nol’.ce-s w ill be withdrawn at once" iu thh. ■ nulls which have not yet ceased work : George Howe has been found a nost n -


grinder, .at the Duke Springs Aldll,'Shaw ' the dispjiaced grinder at the Duke takin.’ '*' h:s old “position at the Fern Mills -1-^ •;


General Committee of the Employers Feder ' .arioii met this aftei-noon, and discussed the comniundcation from the Cardroom 4mal gannation. IVork h.anng been found for ■' Howe, it- was decided that thereniahiinT - matters: in : dispute be referred to a ioh'rt " conference. The lockout is therrfore -


A hater message yesterdav skated • The


ended, and mills wall resume work on .Mon- ■ day next. . Thea-e was much specula,tion in Manches ■


ter as. to the contents of the letter ferward-V by Air. Aliill-m^ tlie operatives’ secretarv to the. Ivmployers’ Federation, which was to conie.tofore their General Committee a* .Y' meeting c.a.-lled for yesterday after-ot-i lV> tenor.ol the reply was kept .as a profouiri secret. Some people thought that the out- look W.0S extremely hopeful, and backed up by iio.ntmg -to the sudden postponement of the meebng of the Caralrcom Execu-'vc. ‘ -That meeting wxis admittedly c.alkvl fod-'s- ciiss the arrangements for lo'ckoiit par. ami it was argued that the jicstponemer.t showed that the po.ssibilily existed of no such dis- cucsion being iiece.s.sa-ry. On the cihtrh.ind , it w.as contende-l -that -the operatives’ ' leaders, always regardful of' tlie fact that a hitch might •cenr even at wiha.t seemed the last pcEiiible mcment, ih.ail -theught it wise to hii.ve the Executive Council at hand for consulr.ation piirpo-ses in i!lie event of the 'emp'lciyers not giving .a dsfii-,-.;e reply onew.ay or the other. 'Lhe general expect- aton, however, was that the -letter would be found,:, when read, to contain an intem- a'.ion from 'die Ca.rdroom .-\malgamatic-i that they, agre.etl to one or other cf the siuiahoiis which undoubtedly were open to . George Howe on \\'edne.--day.


In tlwt event, therefore, the ■ trouble would lie .at


-.an end. and mrbitration would he entertvl upon as a prelimin.arv to the sottlemeiit-cf all qutsrions .a.t issue, nn acccrtkance with the terms of the Brooklands .agreemeut.- Althoiight the m.arket has had sever.al ihsajjpointments with regard to .a .sen-Jsment ,


'since the entos togan (savs .another corre­ spondent), it was generally expected th.it t the,meetings ye.sterday would r-e-sult in some agreement totwiceii th.e cardrooni cfncaals .and- the m.a.stea-.s. .-Vs to the effect uiicn


v am and cloth of an early settlement, there does not seem to lie any ni.arkwl alteration -m the situation. Stocks in all dircctons are commanding very full nates. Some people d id : bn.siness w i t h , a-strike clause inserted. It will no doubt take a few davs- for matters to adjust themselves.


IiOJVTIOOR 3I IL L S TO RE-START. : A notice has lieen po.sted at tow Moor


Mills stating that work will lie re­ commenced at-8-30 a.ni. on Alond.ay (Oct. 'rue.silav.


10th) ami 6-30 on


W H j


■ ■ W E S L E Y ' G U I l of tlie AVlmBcy AA evening J^L. -


•interesting papei 01


of the Bradford Con a moderi^e attemla


' b e l l r i n g e r ^ A (3) W. Sleading (4),


A t the AVhalley-P.av ; .gU t the following AI.'Taylor (1), J- -fii


' (6). I tv v a s iu n g in who wa s SO ye.ais


- ivlio has been cot since Ji


p r S p o s e d l e


of the coinmitteo .' rangenicnts foi a s


inAAdialley during held in-the Union C I t was decided to ' early in Novembi


' lectures before Uv number .attciwaids


: to--hold two debate - :-HARA^EST


AVesleyans celcbi.t


tiv-al on Sunday'. (p?.stor) vv as the p


■ cerv-icc and tho I Chatburn in the < serv'ice a. solo was


. Miss Pickup. Till decorated foi the a neat appe.aranci


for the gcnei-.al fi


■ party and sale of t and the attendan


• POTATO P IE day evening .abou Whalloy Cricket, I


' partook of an excc - prepared by AIis.


Arms Hotel. Afi 10-a.ssembled .and


was spent in a cc etc , came pretty Mr. W. H. Thomi who'proved him:


The singers weu voice and vveic 1 pamed on the pifj


■ Blackburn vvho p f as jiossiblo, afteL


■ proved .an excelkfl lowing is a list of f of vvliom vvere 1-f three or four imv


-Barrow, Joe Hool burn, J. Heywonl ton ; Jas. Boltoiil


ham, J. Denley, A| R


: Brotherton,


■ Dewliurst, Chris. Jerry Ellis. Air.


' ' vote of thanks to I earned with mu;l


/ reply Air. XhomJ AA’halley Cricket E,bi ities .as crick


socialibility-, gi vin similar gathering.


a member of the lie. was the cap


The “ -Host .and by Air. AV. F. Mo-


■ Eckersley and c; The artistes''


aucl the closed a


i»h--


SSvSS IB 4- *S


Vo,,


Si.


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