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ADVERTISER AND TIMES. FRIDAY, ATJGDST 26. 1927. WHALLEY PRIEST’S JUBILEE.


FATHER BANNON RECEIVES CONGRATULATIONS OF HIS BISHOP AND CONGREGATION.


PARISHIONERS GIFT OF £170 FUNDS.


K* ^ . I'litlioi’ wlm lor ll iroe


' ;:t Wli.iiloy Iji^i uooU-tMul col fhrntod Iv*-:


'Ei fi;!}. lliu


: ; Noijrs lui>. Im oii in tiiurm* ol tlio Clmrcli oi ilio iLiijili-'h


i*!' hU itfio-xtliooil. juhI


i: li:iv been iii:irl\o«| in iioliiblc I5i'‘lio|i <


'1'lioiiin'' ! loii'-liau'. D.I).) 111 tin* coiH'o of a MTitioii iloal-


itV, tin- i»rioslly oliiio lA-U'rrod in • 1 l o j ’'! nraiv,. to l''at!K*r l la imo i r -


:: Wballov. »i SjilliHMl


r* (! Pool ilica I liijilj Mass at tlio .


ADDED TO MISSION As One Having Authority.


Ch r i ' f 'p o k i ‘ a ' one liavino am h o r i ty and not a ' the .'"‘(-riho' an d Phar i 'oo. ' . Ho i-Iainio«l In In* the envoy on o;i rth ol Hod the l•'a^hor. To h i ' apo' tlo> •^onorally and to St. I’otor in i»:iriioular Ho pronii>iMl iii- Isdlihlo ;;nidanoo. >o tlnil the ( hnrt-li miolit ho 'O'-nro troll) th e dai joor of ^aiIin^ Into e r r o r ami it ua> tiio i n i ' t in th a t promi 'o uliioii ;iavo to ih o 'o wlio wore H i ' am- has sai lof ' liiat oonrajio to oo lor ih wi thout ln ' ' i ta t io n . witiiont fo a ' \ to toac-h tin* Wor.l. S t . Paul did not olaiin inlai l ihi l i ty ih ron^I i ])fi'lo. hut ho did atlirni in tin* , ' t ronoc ' t wo rd ' ho o.mid tiinl. th a t in Id ' [trio.'thood Ito wa ' th e <*nvo\ ol (loil to inon. Ik* do* inamU-d in the naiiio of ih»* Clinroli an ohodionco ami


' i ih tn i " io n u lnoh .'Inmhl


'll poll odo anv lani-i<*<l pm-'onal rov»*la t ion. St . Paul wa ' the oliainpion of tin* a u t lmr i t \ of the Clniroh a> oi)|)o'cd i<) p r iv a te jnd;i- nioMl.


. I '- 'i i' ( 'h r i ' t oiaiiiiod ai i t lni r i iy. ' 'iU


a ' .''I. Paul ola ina'd a u th o r i ty in H i ' naiiio, .'O il iroii^h i t ' pr io' th. iod the Catholio


AM. • M. ■


III.•nil's |)an'li! tii:*‘r . l i aw not ni l a'io i i to p;.s> witlmiil <'.\-


V lii^li a|i |o'iTiaMon ot |iis \\nrl< .;ml on \\ n«iiios(|;iy at a .'<n i.il i:rijin‘ lor Ll7n was pr«''i‘nlf ' ! ' '•« n<! |•*aI lior. w lio a nnoutn <'<1


lias


III <|<-\-otn *n,'<-r;. j.cmiy ol' tlio • • nirtlMT iiii;)»'<'Vom»iit of llial I- aii. i<oit Alib.-y wliit li Ini' h<i‘ii thv Ibiitian C'atlinlii ( 'h i in i i . iMnii at Olio lnn<‘ in-lil a tlipoc "n!-..hip iji CoIIom* in Sp a in . |•'ll^lall<l *Jo \oai> aoo, and I'd in a iminlicr »»f ni i" ioM'.


n Wlnilbo • \i tiali;:


i \ a ' at l l l a 'k b n n i . ami in 1017 l .a tor In* \Moit to r r i i i ' t io i . t lin


a 1 )"Tl mdi. I ';-}i t l i f nurclni'i - Alil»-y lor t!i.‘ H'O !< rill in W'liaHoy I';


<i


t l i i 'm^l i many Not nii!\ Ini' a


i ' ii't riii't I'll. Inn . :. I \ . u liirli Ini' la « I 'I 1 nm'nr i i.‘i| i M I n I a i niiKnil lia II.


.-.invrt.Ml in to , f -i. -IV. a mi t }i


. - ......... u roiijilii i ' im —


ami a hall r i ' lu - ' ui i l i uil l 1)0 r<Mall.'.| I'o ol a 'oi-tion


I In


•o oi h i ' Cl inn lt. tlior l?ann<m 'trikim.X iin- m-v. ihn'Th-


I ho a m n'i; I •n ii'U.I a ' a


I ha mi'onioly Tin- ^roi iml ' pl*'a'aiil n<-!i


I ra ii'l ‘iriiia I imi l.-.-.l 'irikinu.


BISHOP’S TRIBUTE.


HE HAS INTO


CHANGED DISMAL RUIN SMILING PARADISE.”


THE PRIESTLY OFFICE.


1"HIM.. ... H I'jii .Mil" u. - ..■’.•hl;i;.-.! :il ' Il ur. h . >11 ik1:i \ lixM'ii1 llg h\ t Ix' 1 .n|'<!


iuip ' ’ >..;;nrd ( i)r. H 'xii. • .1 \ <


• lOR ; ll,. ....


( ill.1,:• .. p'i tlx- 'i-r\ icc i lll•<>uglxlut w:i' r


n •ri. V. . ' • 1 •rf ■ .M .III lx K- 1 il . 111 1',', - Tl,. I M--0 . Tl ul in \i ..' , H r I-


: ll H. t . !-'i-. H. Hil! JI' :i"i'tjnif : ilio t Jk-(Ic'.' ( ‘olh'gu,


Tlx‘ Hi'iioj ) ua' («,-Ichrji lit. ’-, WiM'.lt:. nl .‘*^


(, H .1 i.xi 'i'"ii. •'! St. All jin’'. Hlju'khuni. JI'


l l , - . I - , T i l . . Il.-v '" " | . - la| -v. Ua


hi'iiig <!.'a<'im. itid tlx* IH‘v. Fr. I„ l“"i'k"''.


i • :: P>>lit iii< al H.*m


; hi ' i»-\t Ironi tlio I'l. II'. <lnipt»T 0. vor'<‘ H»: nu'j *•! it i ' not ;:h>f.Y


, lii'th niton im*. lor \V(<o I h mil t Im ;io'pol .


Powers and Prerogatives. V .


ilin ' .ml ol


. Ikn i ' l iau 'a i i l . int i' t ho t lndr


. p a r i 'h


iiifoli*' ' I ! i' nr ilinaiio ii t.> i ho ]>i’i<. <K«-r


. i . 'h r a t in i i n i th ihoiii tli ' ajio. (Joel < all<-<l him i


jn io


i:.' I.l'.'a. I'.'.l at tlx* «-\'4-itijig -<!i(-t ion w ji'


liia'ltT "1 cui'*'- \.


r. "a;' 1 !'i < inii'i'- tiir<*U'_ liiiiit WJI' luliiiii- p. • -p. . Tmi-ixt'' •


!' I''- • •


. !i. ' I i\ riv gi\rii. wii' tlx- • .Ic.'ii All'll N"- ' ( \\ iiiu-i '. .| f'i'Mt l.*>i 1 Kiii:;lit' "1 .‘•'I.


■ •nlii' M;igmii;i • ( ...1 Slu-plu-nl


'■tl,. »i:h M'- .\l. II..i.! .‘II (Wi'wxih JI' a 111-’ , - i K' l <


Hj'lt 'i • iii-r.-l. tlx- . xiii augiix-iit*''! . 1 aixl I.'.i l)A .\l''. .1. .-:|'"i'!.'-


-rv la <iiixi'cgal i'lii. <ii'hawi. ri ilu-


pother, mi ni't r ltl'-".-.l


r li ii r i -h olainiod tin* 'a ino dominion and <*voi'\ pi-io't U U' the n*pr<-'OMlat i\-** of the a u th o r i ty ( lai inod h_\ ( h r i ' l ami tin* C hnroh. No individnai p r io ' l or h i 'h o p protojidod to I'.o infallihio or to h«* nrotoolod au a i i i ' t the p o " ih i l i ty ot t<*ao!iiiiLl e r ro r , ami >ot th e pr iesthood as a whole wm' inlallihh*. as were tin- l i i ' l iop' wi th the Snprotm* Pnini t i at tlioir jioail. an d a ' wa> the Pont i t i when ho 'pok.* a ' Pontill'. Wi th om tlio a"W'-an<-«* of (k" ! ’' unfai l in; i d i r o ' t io n for H i ' Chnivl i it u onid ho j.i'opo'tor.)i i' tor any pj-io't - jmr t i i -nlar l \ a \omi^ pr i i" ! • to . ' land l)of.)i'<.- older ami ol ton mor<- h-arm-<l |.o.'ph- ami ii i ' t rm- t lin*tn in <livim- knowlodn,. ;ind a ' tlioir miido in the ma n o r ol ritiht i-omiii' t. Put tin- p r i o ' t . yoiiii- or nM. 'p.ik«* mn f.o- hiiM'<*lt. Ho u a ' tho jmmthpi<-'-o "l ih<* ( h u n li to 'p e a k tlu- do'-t I'ino' ;iml <1 in-i-t ioii' ami o \h o r t at ini;.> ill tha t om- <ii\iiioly app.dnt«-d Toaoln-r.


The Catholic Doctrine. All oui' i'h* ill.- ( aiholi' - ( luin h.


what was oa An^lioaii


the liin i'oh •• hi'L'innin • • \ torna l ov'M'pt tlial h uma n l ip ' . ! hli'liod


aorood ami ol tin* people Nonoonlormi ' t In* in no wa\'


o\i'Opt


. nti<*rl.\ I'opinliatod ami ro.;o(-to«l ot (*'hr i'tian pi io' thooi l .


I tin* liiuli '-hurch hool ol Imtin-r


•1 tin* <‘\amp lo doi lar ii io ft-oni tin- th a t thcr<* wa ' no vi ' ihlo ami


pri<-'thood in tin* Now ’ro' ta inoni i tan liail tlii


-oiint r \ . tin- Churoli "I


t lip ih ' imu h wln-n ( 'raniin*r


I’Ji^ilainl. In* at nro'ont tin- va ' t inajor i ty


• of this co unt ry. .An^ilican.s or ou'i<lor«-d a ( lor - 'vinan t<* lil}<-ri*ni I rom tin- n - ' t 4-\i'cpi


in 'in li ih i in : ' a ' por 'on


n i in i ' to r iiui;hi prea'-h. hut no man wa menta l nouiT "i a u th o r i ty . .Sm-h a' .'aorilo^iim' ; hr int i in^ hniiian and (iod.


It i.| allowed


i raini t i i ; . lk*ioi-t in-i th e «-no tii<*\ roicotod the a l t a r ami


I (h a r a o to r and a '’i' t ii- .'ai-rifn-o the p r io ' i . 'I’ln-


tin* r ioht to


pra' t ioo' I iioy ml iniiiri.m inti-rl«-''onc« :ui> i li I in' w a


p.-riom-i* it


[ir n-'l hoo' l . "> la' ■n ami t i n i r llodo


lio< ti\«- moan


.1) ln'in'zin2 lU tin-


one an d L-.\liori. to claim ,'acra- toaoli wi th ' t i-^mat i'oil ( h r i ' t hy


hctwooii man ( c r ia i i i iToiii


was tha t im* I >-.»ni com in;;


and hi '


rd ol ( iod. hy hy tin- U'O ol


nior. iiad hc-n pO"ihlo to (ioll to- tho the


i-amoiit. tin* Cathol ic pr i ' - ' t ...... al\) a\ . ' done what in* ot ln-r


liad


jtLiom V ( cml'l <!o in di awin; ; men and women noi iii.-roly i " 'ijlrsi rilM- l<> a i i-«-«*d hnl to r.-n-mm-.* 'in . lo lui'ii to (io' l . i " 1"V'* Him ami '<-r\o Him. Tho'o who had exp. - r i i -mo in tin* mailer <oiiM n-'t po."ihly ho <loi-.*ivod.


'riiO'<* who <l«*nonm o<l tin* pi-iO' ily mlni ' t r> wi th' i iH over l iavi i io trn-' l it wore at lli»' least ' a ' h and impnnl<-n( . or what wa ' mor prohah!.*. they <ii-l not know what nn-aiii 1>.' a .h*\"Ut lil<- ot pn*l ‘


hut .'polv


.,f (in.I as il 'pi r i tu; in a man' s a" 'm in :


ohara< tel' ion'i 'tL-'! tha t Cl i r i ' l had .saved


him ami then m-^lo- t in; ; Chri 't oi l ier ro'po't.


Pride and Authority. noi'0" a t


*• Wo ar e told that ily h<* in-oml


Hi 'hop l i . ' i i 'haw t.i coilill' '* pr ide


l autnl ant hor it' . wlior.- oxi 'iino lih.-rt tin- pm- doot r im


Cat liolio' ..............


a pr i ' - ' t lioo'l mu' i ami i!omino(.-rino.‘


v.mni on. ‘’ ll i ' "


wi th inodorai' - <-no*'( t'O ‘U Il thor<* i ' no ri-llit a n \ - in tin- worM i" oontr.il ma n ' '


, th in k as ho lik.-'. then .o r ta in ly


I d omina t . - ' . i«>r h o d o i lm- ' r<-li|iioii' ami iav' down r*-li;;i"n' laW'.


nai t ol the Catholi' - .;*"lom aini ma in ta in th a t it


i ' ( h r i ' l ' ilia.i'^iic' '-m-h all olii<'<‘ a ' th i ' .


Tln-r.‘ '-an ho no P'i't<- in di>- it nooil


not ho d(-niod tlial tlmro liavo ho.-n p 'u- ' t . ' who have l)o.-n proud and oven tyrai inn'al - A' I'Oio as human n a tu r e 4*\ i 't ' nn*n will h.


will , iiillii.i...-, Il..imiii..ii. ".•"Ill i i ,


,l..v.,l.. III".-.'ll l.i . li ' III" " ' " ' I ......... I •■'■Vi- :l- 1., "',".- II". v„“ . ,,i :i ,'ilv<-r


'1 Inx mI. ' t ruly


;iv In- t.im-'l ."‘t. P a u l - iiini|oli not in .'O ' t r ikni ' . : .- inantn- r - to <-iit*‘r l i i ' .'i-rvi'-o.


Jlo :i ii'iv. r.'d that, oal! ami hoy;an |n.iii«l ni -Iii.lv. i in.l .;uinu Iiml >cll-cli'ciiiliiiL'


u l i i . l i ■|,,m I" I" lii">


He |[:iii ■ \ ' i' i'.'.l I lm " I I '" ' ni.' : l . . ' ' '"I '"


I" "■i" '" ' " " l i I""V M...I t.. J i in i i I '" "


liiiiliv II.or.- .v.-.ir- "I l-l■l■'l.■.■. H.' . " " ' I tiii.l ■ n..li iiiio ....... ll|.|.l■'>!.l■"|"■ "■ l i "


i, ., t tiiiiii I., -l'.■'lli "I ' I '" ,i',r"'.''l' ( a t h o h ' ' lo-iiov.-<l. iind Inmi ( h r i ' t ' iliov iia<l ‘-vory roa'oi i tn lioliovo. tlitit iii't •1' ( ,'hr i' t I liO'<‘ tuolvo poor . \v<‘ak. ijiiiorant ;,l,.„ i„ 111- ..-.Vll lilelillH- ..II .•"'■til I" H"


| , , r | | , |o I .' . l.h il l" « " l l ' l « l l l l " " l I ' '" ' "I | ;l ll i l|0 111


- -ii,. n wii.i ".iiiM i'"i i"ii


,|,"V li.-M Iii-t 1" '!"■ l .ll'ilil" . lul l' l l


l iY i l ^ i i l ' loM il...


priO'tho*«l. a 1\\ a> ' ''la ill. lllO'C wllO " 0


W'»*r4* not .'< lor tho service ot tlio'O lo ‘'o';;;* ' - v . .............


llolv On ...-' ■


, . r r".


Tli"i<’ »■ "' li.itl'i'ifi '' li "' l i I......... l i y n


" x i , , " , , . . ' ill il l" l"t ii ; i' "I " ' I 'T' , , TJio ( atln>lto C Itnich


od a till wouhl alwiivs


hiiih oHno .4Ttaiii i,n„lorro«l


upon |J||".. ' l l " " ' "ml | .r " r.. i 'at iv"s -a,l "l . '>'■ - ' " T " ' " " " mml . f.ir tli"i.' n«n l."n"hl :m had claim ior


(-allot! jiik! >or tjpar t ior powois Jiml prorooalivo-


H. ’ i l l " ' " II"’" ",l


,„,- it i,. |l "I I'll.' iMl|l"^iM" llii the


l ind' a ro't-r\ ')ir in whn h to d ip l i t ' <'wn -


Il" " I t iia r4-(|uiro'l to l<oop a If.


(ind it ill the poor fai lnro to imnros ' and wi l l ' "I tlio'O sohl ro"od. Hv


1 .


The Servant of AM. tin* Hi'liop. aiiyll iii iji timrc


\v<r<- * pi-io't liiimhlo. In* would


sm-c-o'.s wi th moil an d In'* or i f i llmnno the he a r t s


hem- ho'v fe'v liiv" th e i r whole " t l e u l in n . . .w' imi .e rvi .n, . ' a r " Ih" s.mU of men and to t l ...............


learn.i i !i . the


Tli" | , r i . - I r.'""iv"<I " n th . 'n t .v to inU r | i r . . 1l


Iho - ■ to d e f en d it f rom " t l . i e k ' "I th e ' l iv i " " .‘-."Vi;"” '. ' " . f an d


. i r o n j i e d ehi . |. .en"e of th e mos t ener f iet ." Mi'ii'st' .N'o Calhol ie |,.•.c.st enn (m thl 'out : . [.veil a t i rief eN. ie r ieme of i.r.eslK' w'orK wi thmi t feelim; th a t all his .sow.im :<m all l,is wa te r in u a r e "I no imrpose e x . e p h.' th e it raee ot Ch r i s t . Th e r e may h ave heoii ,es in th e . 'o n n t r y ' s h i s tory when a. pr .es ,„ . ,s i , lerahle power a...l exorc'i.scd . wit l iout <lue niode rat ion.


.soinotimos th i s I.,' W..-S l,l ...neahle. I...t not ...ore hlnmc- nhie th a . .


Itad . . ther s of his ow.. i :cnorat .o.. . In viMts. he " ' " i t . . - " ! " ! h"«' mmi.v


u-ac)n*'. lie exhor t s he x*


................


to whom his minis t ry ,.


il ........ . l.■:l<lin;: iiit.'lli'.;.'li.'l.'- 1.,


ti .m " imi 11..Ill i i i i ' II.' i.-iiri" "I. 'i'"> .,,1,1 |i,l,.|iiv "1 ill.' l■lll.'l■ll lll-l■l|.l.•. Wll.'ll III'


-i.ir-i.lTl". lliiil III.'"."I l.ii;l" ' ' I l l ' l l ” 111., Y|" iT. | . - l |.rivil"Si.' "I HI.I .J . " ' Will'll 111- llli;"-' 1,1- "It" ! mill t" I," i- „,,i


iliiiiliii".; "I " li.llmvnij;


r . ' l imi" "I . . i i i . |n. ' 't hut


|*r*-''ion' Hiooil. I !c il I" 'l l.' 'V'.il.l- li.' i ' .not tliink'- f


I” ' nnniMrmi im' - . "I |."r '"M"l . r " i l i l .


hr inoi i io 'o u l ' wi t lnn tin* inlnn*nc not


im-.- Ill" t l i imi ' I"' .• ii l"i".' '- .11'' l.' "'l' wnnl iiii.l 111.' fiiitli " l l ' " " . l y |i„,|- "


"P|il'.""''li "


the II,. i ln, - 11,.1 lll'•.■nl "I- iiiiimil""- " ' I " ' " "I...... liiiiiiM.-. M" ally


AIoi*oovor. frir one proud p r io ' t th e r e could alwa^’s 1)0 f<mtnl ii*u *)r ton time.' n*n who knew Itow lo u n i te apo.'toiie pr inc iple wi th ilu* imH'kno'S an d simj il ioily of Clnds t . . In t!n* '0 days , tin* pr iest i ' liie r*crvnnt of all ;tml h i ' rowanl i ' not alwtiy.s th e •Gratitude of L*vt*n h i ' own people. S o C'allmhV llo(.*k over van mi ' l a k e a priest*,s fio-ni ol a u th o r i ty for por 'onal domiua t ion or d ic t a ­ t ion.


i ’hey a r e a ' a rule too well in s t ru c ted


tor th a t , 'rio* p r io' t Ini' no ohoiio h u t to obey l i i ' Mavtor . ‘ If 1 preach the oospH. it i ' mil oiory to me. for a Mooo'.slty lieth upon un*. for woe u n to mo if I proa(-li not the oo'pol.*


It i ' di l l i tul t to tjudor . 'taml


liow the lictioii of the p roud. o\e r -hi*ar iiio. (hnninoer ino p r io ' i ’nood can survive any- whoro in tin* p n ' ' ' ‘nco ot th e ovidom-o to tin* (-oiitrar.v ' i ippl i i ’d h\- the (h‘\«)tioii and tin* lovalty ainl the h>\'o ol the pi*oplo for thoi r p r ie s t ' .


“ A Smiling Paradise. *• You


imri'li of lia.' hotyf


int' 1)0011 y(-aloii' in how d«‘Vont (-haiioi* till hii'h ol inT- to oliaMoo il


i t l i i ' p a r i 'h . who lieloiio to this Whalloy. know what Kr. Hannon to yon dniMii^ the low yea r s lu* w itli yon how cons tant and


his 'p i r i t n a l min i ' t r a t i«m' . and ind fjii'|>arino ■ ' -h i ' otfo**t' lo f)ortion of U’lialloy Ahhoy. Iiavo aliow«-d to fall into rnii i. from a d i ' ina l nti ii to a .smiliii


p a r ad i 'o . Yoti imisi have niarvolh-(l, :i' 1 Ifav-. at Ilu- womlorffi! t r an ' l \ ) rma t ion ho h a ' wrouohi in '*) ' inal l a 'i)ao4* ot time. H<- Ini' hiiilt l l i i ' cha rmin; ; l i t t le talM-rnaolo for tin- l.oi-tl ami .Ma't)-r an d adorm-d il witii lo\’iii^ <-;ii4' ami lasti*. Dav hy d ay, lie otfi-'s oiio»- a;;aiM the llol \ Saoriljci- on this holv ground and oti i'idi- , wi th tin* 'o a n ty mo.-iM' at h i ' <ii'po'a I . lie Ini' worked w.indorlnl t )-aii'forniat ioti' .


I am 'nr«* on


t l i i ' day ho h a ' y.mr j i iat i imk- . yonr love, yo u r prayoC'.


t h e r e aia- many more he-


>id»-' yoni'olv*- ' wlio have l i ' ten ed to li i' wor. l. l•«■e<-ived Id' pr i ' - ' t lv mi ni ' l !'a t ion-*. Von ami lliey a r e l i i ' <-row n ami h i ' ;;li*ry. 1.4*1 vour pravei ' a' t oml t l i i ' day to the th ro n e of (>>"1 in union wi th flu- pra\**r' oi all h i ' spi r i t f ial ehihi ren, l ivine and deail . ami let \<>nr i-lfi«*f pt-titioii he llial in* ma>' havt- tin* eoi i 'olat ion of so<-ine h i ' la k o n i ' wi th oven u.r<*ater 'p i r in i a l ami 'fUi-e>' a ' tin- y e a r ' m» h>."


(-r.)u m-'l niat«-riai


GIFT


-HH— OF £170.


PARISHIONERS’ TOKEN OF ESTEEM AND AFFECTION.


GROWING FRIENDLINESS. (hi \\'t-diio'<lay 4-v<-tiin^ in tin-


•m-c


of ;f Jare<- amlieim* in tin* aiu-i»*iit rt-leetor.v ot the .\l)l)oy. whi'-h Ini' l)«-4-n i-oiiv»-rt4*d in to a h<‘ant i fnl and ino't up-to-dat) - hall, I*''-. Hannon was j)ro'(*ntetl wi th a eho(|ue tor L’i7u a> a token of the 0 't«-em and alk-ction


i-t his ( o(i:;re'.;at ion and oliu-r fri»*nds. At tor I'oceivini; tin- (lu-i|nt*. I 'r . Hannon <li'l 'Otne. th in e whi(Ii wa ' 'O typical ot him ami


A\lii<li will ' t i l l f ii rtln-r ' t r e n e t h e n tin- honds e x i ' i in e h«-iu4*»*n h i ' eoiier«-;».-i t ion .-iml liim- lieelarod he w.mid ple -ent that l lu'i f litih- (-Imreli a> In* had


Ik-


pri-'<*iiied all the niom-> ho li.id rocei\'<*d at- Whal ley. Tin- pre'»*ntal ion w;i' mad<' hy tin- tr.-a'Ur<-r ol


tin- fund, .Mr. .lolir.


( lo rn a l l ; and .Mr. W. Lalu-laml. ch a i rman of tin* fuml commitic*-. prc'i«!»-d. Till- ( h. -drman 'a id I' r. Hannon had lu-'Ot


wi th them, iu' t o\-«-r thn- e y - a i '. and one had only to l.xij; around to ''«•<> what he had aecompl i 'h<-i l in t l iat shor t tiim-. He wa' tilv i 'on\*‘,\ i t i n * liom-s oi tin* whoh*


i;r<-;;at ion \'.)u-n lu- (-xp' '<-"0<l tin- wi 'h l-'r. Hannon mi eht h»- 'par ei l to ke


them lor nian\ >«-ar' . Mr . Hornal l then tormal ly hand(-i l


Gift Returned to Mission. IH'-jM-ndi ii:;. I' r . Haninoi


not )»e t ru e II li«‘ sai'l tha t li t iiat tin* t <-'l imoii lal had ln-< t ion for lh<* pas t twelve mo n th ' , tor in a .small place* like Whalloy one eouid not ln-]p tioliciiie ai ivl l i ine n n u 'u a i .


nrepara- It w:i '. Imw-


i‘\i*r. a er-i*;it . 'ur ( i r i '0 to him to know th a t tin- amount was 'o laren. eoji'id«*rifie the


' t i ial lm- " ol h i ' coueroent i ,m. and a k o the 'h o ' i


tiim* ho had lu*en ainon; ; ' i ijiom.


\\'hat(-vi*r he )iad dom* had h em only his d u ty , the <!nty ol p a r i 'h p r io ' t amoiiU't lhi*m.


a n oiiiDli'he.l only hy tin* co-operat ion ami Uou'lwill of the «-onere;;alion.


\ \ ’hai'* \or In- had done had ho(-.i “ 1 know


hoe^ .'p.-.-cliO' ami I'-ne '«- rmon' ar»- weari- .soim*. hut it would h*- ut i fai r imi to expr**" from niy h e a r t iiiy do<-p ;»rat i lude Jo you ami niv o u t ' id e t ' ’ieml ' tor ihi-* h in d , went on Kr.’ Hannon. '• A' in the p a ' i tliroo and ami a hal f y e a i ' I l)av.* put ev.-ry sliiliim^ tha t I ;;oj into the four acres tha t vv<- now


' l a n d on. in to the elmreh. iiH" ih'* e ro uml ' . into i h i ' hall ;iml in to the o rn amo n ta t ion of


lie* chnrcl i. 'O do I inten d to put ev»-ry hai fpennv ot thi> Ul7n in to tlu; ,Mi"ion. (Loud -ipplan'O.) i h:iv«- no douht th a t Ihefo a r e many in ' id e and ovU'ide Whalley wi thout atiy - l i ' t imt io n of (.-rood who liav<*


- Iiahh- t.. hnman f ault '. Imt it i ' not lln-ii’


nr i . 't lm. " ! that Ini ' ma<h- them proud. If l.M.k at tin- world. w<- 'h a l l fiml tliat im-n


,.r | | ;n " -lll.WM I 1 l.-ll " " I V<- lllllll" ( "ilii.li.' I i r i ( " ' ' - i r " i i i " i ' ; " " i ' i " l I"


ie-Iped towa rd ' this fuml. Ca th o l ic s a n d No n -Ca th o l ic s .


nnml)or of \ e a ' ' lin-ro Ini' hoon t;rowint; verv 'irun^iN an int ima cy an d a t r ioml l i i iC" iha't ii'od not to l>o in .'oar^ ^one hy i,<-iwe«*n Cat l iol ic' am! non-( at l iol ic' in W'lialh’y. I am e |a d to -ay th a t int imacy i ' ;;i-iiwin!;. W ln*ro yiiii IniN’o the pi(-tiii<- of lh<- \ ’ ii a r ami ('urat<* ol W hall<-y, tin* il II .\hni't«*r ami niV'cll on .po'-.'iUial


*• '1‘liat h r in ^ ' mo to e>insi'.l4*r th a t tor a I " "


r'..iii'' l. ' I I .T- l"l- liilliiii'i l.••lllt-''. I"'.'


and f ricmilv t. - rni ' it i ' an oxainplo to all the i j ih ah i ta i i t ' ot tie* villa;:o


( . \pplai i ' ' - . t 'I’oM will not fail lat<-r the whole of tin* in h a h i ta n i will ho workin ;; tonot l tor in sorvico tor the ^ood of **ach o th e r witlnntt dix t im- lnm (-rood, ( ( ’lioof'.'t W'lion I *^!iy


" """I" . .


)ialtp(*imy ol t l i i ' ClTH ^oO' into the .Mi" iim ! want no ihatilv' to r it.


! he


I want ai(* th a t yon Ca t l jo l i ' ' will unit*' more clo'oly. ami (-lo'ely wi th your pru*'i for the li 'h inoni in jilory ol your nwti in Wlmllov. Th a t i ' all I do i t r - - ( l . ‘md c»-ie' ol


to SOI* th a t


, of W'halloy llint every


oidy thaidv' of WlisdIey work more iinal «*'lsdi- l i t t lo par ish k. M’ill you


................................. A*es,’* ) - I liave


(him* iiotl iing and I could do not l i ing „,,l v.mi- l"'l |. . A I'l'i"''


X’,''' in aitl'iMpi it. You liav" r " . -pan' l" l ' X" ’


vorv (ii'-t .Itiv 1 "amp I |■"allz"(l t l 'a l X " '" ' w-I- w il l'ili '."1 a u ca l t l i nl latt'Ml th ama -m -vlii.l'i .miy l•"'pli^p.l armi' ii i f ;. i


(lid mv I."'t ami V"" i;.'' l'"ml' ''l - •' tlx* o th e r dav ( -ommeiiting upon th e im-


l„',,v"m"Mts tli'at liad talmn i.lac" d n n n « rn.v lirco ypars lioro ask.'d wl.v tlip Uislmp liad


,iol i'a'mmi'"d m" . ' ( l . a ia j i ty i ' . ) - I am not dead V"l. Iml I -ppTn'il th a t t lmr " was ypi-v l i t t le ' . ' l lan cp nt i>


I "•at ain't ', amt


l i t t le "hancp " l i " n 1 am (lead. I do no w a n t any po'dt ion or an y honooi" . ' 1


W'lnt v.nir co-operat ioo. 1 wo n t .v.oir jiPlP; I 'wool vimr ai reet ioo. amt I ttive y.m imao. — (l-roh'-otipd ('lippr'..)


lo (oticliixioo. It . l iaonoi t t imnliod a I , , , , ir


rnmipctpd wi th tlio selK’nm for t lmi r worK [ml aHo th e a r t i s te s who h ad f-tven th e i r


" ^ ' T vM e of th a n k s to th e t 'h n i r in an was nrono.scd hv Air. Arnold C.ornall. .sewomlcd bv Mr . Hul l , and c a r r t ed wi th applause.


follow. -


I Willll'l II ii.-iw a r«*


»-on- th a t u itli


tin*


che<|ne to l'*r. Hannon ami i l ' i '<'«-m-' of the -ri'cat'-' i «-nt i in' la' i i i . am! a p' -rioei tni i inl l of applai l -e.


C O A ^ A N D P L A N .


Curiosity That Jeopardised £75 Subsidy.


Bowland Council and Delay in Submitting Plan.


How :i cow ni i s takhio a hui ldino phin |n r


snino .stran;;o 4lolicti(.*y—or al lo ru a t iv e ly fo'- a copy of the .Milk a n d Dairio.' Ho^iuhi tiou' - - ( -aii 'od delay in the .suhint.ssion of j)ar- t i eu h i r ' re-spoctin;; a .' tik'idy ImU'O at Sawley to Howland Hnral Diat r iet Coum-i! was n a r r a t e d a t .Monday’' im*otiiie of the a u th o r i ty . The Counci l liad previui i ' | \ decided not to j ; r jint a >uhsidy in t h i ' (.-a'O hut th e ma t t e r wa ' re- inl rodm-ed hv the (.‘hai rmai i


(.Mr. \{. l l i lc l i in. .1.1*.),' wlm


.xiated th a t some misutider .' tiiml ii ie hail ar i sen.


. \ f l e r llie ma t t e r had heen di.s-


cus'.od for some tjme Mr . Hi te l im .'Uiteil th a t Jitter the plan had heen inspected and lo .some extent, j tpproved hy the .Siirve\«ir (Mr . 1*. A. Wa t fo rd ) it wjis ta k en to the .site, where men hegan to ma rk out ilie kmi idai ions .


'riie loretnan liad ih e plan


in hi-s liand wlieii a gus i of wind hlew i t .'ome di ' t i in c e Jiway. a n d si cow pii-ked it up wit li its te e th an d hegan lo chew it.


'1 he loremai i s i t lempted to recovei* the piiiii,'. hut th e cow moveil otf. evid en t ly en,|o\ ii ig the 'ti-;iiig<* moi-'el.


I’u c 'u in g . tiie toieni;in


c aught holil of the a n im a l ' ' tiiil. hut he hail i.e*-n Imlf wsiy round tin* Held hef*)r4* liie cow . ( ii.'Hppoinied )vith tin* t j i ' te of tin.* p.-in-|imi*Ml


linally dropp«-d il si mangled


i in i " of pulp, p r e t ty well indec-ipheralm*. The memhefs were much ami i 'ed hy ilii.*,


.story, siinl .Mi'. (Jeorg(* Hohii i'on suhied to the h i lar i ty hy 'Ug g e ' t in g th a t th e cow pi’ohal)ly imagiiu'd th e plan to he si copy ol the .Milk and Dsiirie.' Hegiilatiotis wi th wiiich it (h- ' iu'd to improve i t ' jicjimintsiiu-**.


.\ t the outset


Ono of Four. the


( l i s i i rman said the


l)iitig;ilow wsi' om* of four proposed to he erei-tc'l for .Mr. .\«*l>on sit Sawley, Wln*n tin* plan w.-i' oi-igiiijilly p r ep a r ed tlu* huilder.s .'iihniil t«'d it to , \ | r . \\ ':il)))rd. wJio .'Siid th a t 'o l.ar as he w:i' <-om-4*rued it w:i ' in orciec, hut wimlii hsi\'e to come heiore th e Coum-ii,


'I'lu* hnild'.-i*' un d e i to o k lo .'idnnii si fu r th e r plan, hut llijil Wii' not received unt i l si few i toii f ' heiore the Isi't me e t in g when tiie hnil il ing being far jidvanced tlie Couneil ♦ lei-ided th a t tlu* ai)t)licat ion could not i)e gi'jiiitcd.


ik* r«*7in t r t i ikued ilu* ma t t e r a.'


ihetx* had ( k-sirly heen si mi 'umle r . ' lan d in g . The .''ii'weyor .'jiitl lu.* impr4*>'ed upon tin*


hi i i lde r ' thsil tlu* (pie'l ion of . 'uh' idy was entirel.v' :it tlie discre t ion of ilu* Counci l an d ilu* .Ministry ol He a l th , and tliat a j)lan mi i ' l he formaliy ' i ihmi l l e d . At liie moMu*iit noth in g fur t l ie r w;i ' done, sind he lisui MO oflic-ial knowledge of tlu* .'clu-me u nt i l ilu* plan wnis pre'ei i tod. to him .'horiI> Ix-fore the hi.'l meet ing. 'I'he Clni ir iimn .'aid tlu* Coinu-il <k*'ireil


to g i \ e sill ilu* 4-M(-ourageMu*nt ilie\- (-oui«,i to hoi i 'e bui lding in tlu* ( l i s t n e t .- suid they desireil


huiMers.


to lu- pi-rfeclly isiir wi th the It th e ie had he(*n .s>uiu* mi ' -


uiidei-'t a mli lug Ix-tweeu the Smweyor siiul th e f a n n e r conceriu*d iu' ihoiigli t tlu*y ougli l to do t lu'i r lu-'t to reme<ly the nniUer . Tlie SurvevDf sjiid th a t th e plans now


. 'Uhmit ted were in siccordam-e wi th th e . \c l . suul the hui lding rsinkod for .'iihsidy.


“ Somebody The Loser.” 'i’ll'- l)epiii> (.’I«‘ik (Mr . A\*. li'elsMid)


]ioiiile<l out tliJit tlu* r<‘gulat ion.' deinaiuh-d llnil a plan should ho p res ented hefor«.* tlio hiiiMing was hogitn. He added th a t the r**guhuioM' lai<l il down ihsil before recom- nu-nding a 'u h ' i d y tlie Counci l .slmnld he .'ai i 't i i 'd tliat tlu* si"i'laiu-4* wsi' Moc«-"aiy in o n le r th a t tlu* hon.'t* ' imnid he Imil t. The ( Imi rimm ssiid ilu* lioii'e wsi' bui l t


in contempht t ion of the .suhsuly Ix.-ing re- cci\«-d.


.''omehoily would he tlu* lo'4*r it


one WSI' not g r an t ed . Kvi*rytliing had ( le ar ly not ht-en done in accor tlance with the s t r ict le t te r of tin* regnhi t ions , Iml lu* though tin* int<'iiiion wsis (piite elesir. The Sn iv ey o r 'ai«i tha t wlu*n tlu* tic't


[ilan w.-is 'n hmi i l c d to liini lie was coiu (*rned only w ith tlu* niu*'lion of wh e th e r it (om- piied wi th the bui lding !)y«*-laws.


Ik* wsis


.piit4* «h*linit** in ti-lling the huiklei-s tha t tiu- m;itt*-r wst' om* lor ilu* ( ’ouiicil. hut lu* iiifonm*'i th em th a t ilu* plnn fnllilled t(*- (piir«*iiu*nt' ill tlmt


re'pt*«i. It sinotlu*r


plan hi)il Ix-'-n ' em in immediak- iy the re woiihl liav(* lx‘t*ii MO trouble. Mr . .1. I*. I k n r i ' o n : . \ i e not these suh-


.'idles intcmh' i l for peoph o \e r i i imh money to lu‘lp


who Imvo not them Imild ing


hou'O' . The Ch a i rma n : S<* hnig si' th e \ ‘ are hon'<*'


.'I ii.-jm* for g r a n t in g twenty 'iihidie.' - and I c " tlmn twontv have hei'ii g r a n t e d to d a te . .Mr. (i. Hohinson 'ai i l ilntt ev e ry th in g


ot a working c h i " type they (oiiu* wi thin th e pro\ i 'ioM- ol the Act. ^V‘* .


■ *


appcare«l to he in o rd e r except in regaial to tlx- tinu* of tlu* 'tat*-niem of the plan. The Ch a in imn tlu-n rehi ted the s tory <if


the cow clu'witig tlie plan. H' ex p la in in g Ijow the «h*liiv migitl hsjve oc«-nned. ami


.Mr. Wsilker oh'4-rv<*<l ihsit it wouM si))pe;ir tliat the (-OW had inci'lei ilally (hew4-d the


subsidy. Tho Cause of the Trouble. 'I’ix* Surv4*yor: 'I'lie


the 'tre«-t w lu*n tlx* animsil took a fatu-y to a shi r t lliat wsi' lu inging on si line to «lry


ami inside a 'sul mi‘" of it. il was liiiiiMy (h*cided to i*hi(e tin* whole


l a c ! ' lu-fore th e .Ministry of He a l th , an d to reniiiiriiem! t lmt a 'ul»' idy he g r a n t e d . Tho plan now 'n!»mi l tcd wsis act -cptcl :i ' .ssitis-


factorv. LOW MOOR.


'l‘re:i'nr(-r acknowledge' tlu* receipt livm llie .Mayor (Aldennan Scedull) of o'. con- trihuted to tlie ('sisile Fund. The siniouut niiiy mil he regarded si' large hut it repre- .'(‘Ills capital enteepri'O l)y a numher of Low .\k»or children. On the Friday heku'o the ('ii'lle I'Vte the .youngstt-r.s suddenly hecaiiie infei-ted with tlie csirnivsil spirit ami eollecting an snnazing ns'ortinent of “ iiiusicsil ’’ iii'tniments. they psiraded tlio village in the nesirost sipprostch to fsim-y i-O'tmne tlu*y cmi l^ command in the lew mitiute.s at tlioir disposal.


KOH 'I’HK CASTLK T'C.ND.—The Himnigh


set an ('xsimple in ontlmsisism. If everybody did their hit in like proportion, there would of .success in tlie fete or any


made ji merry group and their appesd for the Castle Fund wsi' sm-iessfnl to the extent of the O', now handed oyer.


be no <loub{ o th e r el for t .


Diner; A little Iiird told me that this


coffee luiHirt heen straineil. AVaitor: A bird. D in e r : Yes, a swallow.


1’lie <-hildren 'rito you'ugstor.s


DAMAGE TO EOADS. BOWLAND PROTEST AGAINST


EXTENSION OF BUS SERVICES. ■\t Aloat lav' - nu'eti ii i ; " f H.iuTaiul lineal


] )mlei" l L'.a'im'il .Me. Ci. ll.'l.iuM.ii va Ivil iittcntioM to th e fuel thut ilu* Hihhlo Hu' Ciuupjinv propo'ci l in C' tu h l i 'h u . 'cr \ icc holweou’ Clilherm* uml I’lO'tou I 'us ' tng th ro u g h Ali l tmi . • He MiggC'tcd thut th e hoavv ‘hu'C.' woulil do . ' c n o u ' <kunugo l ‘» tho roj id'. jind U'kod if ui iyihing couUl ho (hmo to provoui llio .'orvico' hoiug put into


oporulio'ii.


C'ouni-il hud im p owe r ' to dt*ul wi th tho mill tor.


Tho Chui rmuu (.Mr. H. Hi tolun) .'uul t u; , ,


. . . . 1 .1


knocking u little imm out people arc to .stiller hv having their roads rninod. Tho Chairman: The .xize i)l the ‘hnso^ will


.Air. Hohin'on; Ik'i-uU'O u hig mun is


ho tho .ssime as those rnnning to (Irimlloknt. For a considorahlo distance those vclueles


SADDEN.


luis lKH*n fitted up with electric lights. A.NNl Al. THKAT.—l.jtst Sjiturdjiy after­


During the holidays the Council School


take np practicjdly all. the roail. Mr Hohinson: It is not good enough. The Chairman: Jf you are driving to,


Clilheroo Station to cateh a train, and yon get behind one of these big Mmses, you mis.s vonr train.


Mr. Hobinsoii: Kven the little bu.sc.s do not got filled.


, The Chairman: There would certainly be


............ . - , l • , i


noon the Co-ot)erativc Society*' anmisil t reat took phieo in the Haptist School. Owing to tl)L* had weather the sports were j>ostpone<l.


Sahdeii farmers are experiencing the worst hay time for many years. Much hay hn.s yet to he gathered in and a few have not finisho<l ni t t ing the grass. The quality of


HAD HAY HAUVKST.—Many of the


the Ivay is bound t\i have its elTect upon the milk .supply.


the road tlirongh Holton in the near future. ■ CHOlIl OCTIN’CJ.—On Satuixlny last some


BOLTON-BY-BOWXAND. 'riiere are signs of attempts lo improve


of the incmhers of the Church choir, to­ gether with several friomls, had their niitiual outing to Hlackpool. The party, nuinbor- iiig 2(1, left the village’ at 7;0 a.m. in a saloon car provided by Mr. I . Blcnwr*!. The weatlior was unfavourable during the "horn­


ing and ino.st of the- varimi.. indoor aimiscmcnt-s of I)lncKp<^ol.


I.i'nvinK .Itliickpool about lO-O- p.n>-,. tho party arrived homo shortly after midnight.


(-X(t-"iv4- ihiiimgi- «loiH- to tin- r-o.-id'. I M'lu-llu-r by proving exco")M* ihimug^* wo I could »-'tuhIi'h Ji right to (-onpx-U'jiiion I 1


don't know, hnl il thiii i' po'sihle I think acli'in ought to Im tuken. Mr . H. .Smalley: The re a r e loo maiiv


'hii'e', Tlu* Chui rmun said tliai tlu* road fo u n d a ­


tions wore none too goiul ui 'ium* points, an d e\')*ry t ime ii ’Inis went over th e road ail impr«.*s'itm wji' left. .Mr. Hohii isou: 'I’lu* t a n n e r wi th a y»nmg


hor>e doe.' not get :i chance. On h i ' propos i t ion, .seconded hy Mr .


.Smalley, il was <leeided to wr i te to tiie .Minis try of ' r rai ispor i ejiliing .attention to tin* g r a t e <ljimage likely to he (-ait'ed. ami jisking if <-ompensation could he chiimed from the owner .' of the .services.


DOG KENNELS BECOME COTTAGE.


Council on Monday the Surveyor reported that he luul inspectod premises at Hashall ]*a»v0' where dog kennels had l>ecn con- vertL*<l into ji dwelling-honse. Ati excellent job luul lK*en ma^le of tho transformation, jiiid there was not the least thing to which ohjection could Im? raised.


At a meeting ol Howland llnrjil Di'trict-


dog kennel before. Tiie Chainnati (.Mr. 11. Hitehin) : They


Mr. Finder: I t mn.st have been a good housed dog.s ditferently from cottagers then.


i 't["


F ‘


ihl\ tiu* cause ol tiu* Mr . ITiider .'siid he stol-V SI' lu- WJI' OMM.'


cow ' s)(-lmil i ' \)lio!e troulik*. could well heliev »lri\'i)ig a cow d<)Wii


LEWIS’S MANCHESTER ;P I


LEWIS’S Household Bargain Event ends on Saturday September 3rd at 6 o'clock


' Ai


Se co n d W e e k of L EWIS ’S House' hold Bargain event: six more d a y s of r e c o r d b a r g a i n values


LEWIS’S Household Bargains event is an opportunity for making large savings on household goods; it occurs twice a year and twice a year only; everything for the home is included ^ immense varieties and huge quantities. This time the event is bigger than ever before with greater bargain values.


Special NEW bargains not offered before will be avai lable on Tuesday,WednesdayandThursday


Doors open daily at 9 a.m. 0 > <1


Great Sale of FOOTWEAR P ILKI IMGTOIMS


It would be impossible to itemise all the bargains that


are ofi’ered in a space like this now ocenpied by ua. Come along and see for yourscIvc.= ...aIl stock lines


arc also substantially reduced. THE NOTED SHOP


MA R K E T P LACE CLITHEROE


■"O' A * 3 THREE ,ilM


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