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126
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Crl
Brinai
tilm
iimil
I
1
THEATRE
FIGHT
AT
THE
ABBEY
Play
Delayed
While
Actors
De.
fend
Stage
Against
Onslaught
of
Women
OBJECTION
TO
THEME
Sean
O'Casey's
"Plough
and
the
Stars"
Causos
Disturbance
In
Dublin
DUHLIX,
Mar.
ID.
There
wa
an
extraordinary
uproar
at
I
he
Abbey
Theatre
here
when
vigor
ous
proiesi
was
maue
ny
repup
-
Deans
against
references
in
?ean
......
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t
.,.i...
iii
im
nit-
i
ii'iiii.vourselve
nsa
n
la
Ihi.
in
l,.r
and
the
Stars"
o
the
Easter
in-
urreclion
in
1
91
ft.
Itooing
and
hissing
during
Hie
econd
act
began
the
disturbance.
The
players
could
not
be
beam.
even
in
the
front
.row
of
Ih
stall.
Then
a
man
in
the
pi:
precipitated
uproar
when
he
cried:
"Send
out
O'Casey
O.
Casey,
the
coward!"
In
Hie
gal.
lery
Mrs.Sheehy
Skefllnglou,
who
has
become
mi
promi'ienl
a
He.
publican
in
recent
years
endeavored
to
make
a
speech
To
Make
Protest
"The
Free
Stale
Oovernment
is
subsidising
the
Abbey
Iq
malign
Pearse
ami
Connolly
(leaders
executed
in
1910).
Wo
hat
e
not
.come
here
as
rowdies:
t
We
came
lo
make
a
proles!
Hgainsl
Hie
.defamation
of
I
lei
men
"of
Easier
week,"
lu
de
clared.
A
young
man
sought
In
follow
her
example,
but
Ihe
diii
was
so
great
that
he
could
hardly
be
heard?"
"We
fought
in
Easier
weeK,
he
shouled,
"and
we
don
t
want
any
more
of
this
play.
It
L
slander
on
Ihe
citizen
ariuv"!
(Ihe
I.arkinile
section
of
Ihe
in-
surreclionisls)
.
Meanwhile
the
players
made
heroic
eiTnrls
to
carry
on.
but
when
"Ilosie
Redmond"
(a
woman
of
Ihe
slreei;
came
on,
lUere
were
angry
demands
to
"put
the
woman
olf."
In
annlher
pari
of
(he
auditorium
a
wild!;
exciled
muii
was
licing
forced
out
hy
his
friends.
Shaking
his
fist
at
Mrs.
Slieehy
Skellinglon,
lie
said,
"You
are.
a
disgrace
lo
yom
sex.'"
At
the
opening
of
the
third
act
twenty
women
rushed
frdni
Hie
pit
lo
Hie
slalls.
Two
of
them
succeeded
in
reaching
IK"
slagc,
where
a,
general
.
melee
'
took
place.,
.
.
,
,
,
.'-':
An
Actor's'
Appeal
'
x
The
invading
women
were
thrown
bodily
back
into
Ihe
orchestra.
A
young
man
then
Irion"
(o
reach
Hie
stage,
but
was
cut
nlT
by
Hie
lowering
of
the
curtain.
This
he
grabbed,
swing
ing
out
of
it
in
a
frantic
endeavor
to
pull
it
down.
Women
rushed
to
aid
him
in
his
project,
but
he
was
suddenly
thrown
into
ihe
stalls
by
a
sharp
blow
from
one
of
I
lie
aelors.
The
pandemonium
created
a
panic
amonig
a
section
of
the
imlieuce,
who
dashed
for
the
exits
and
added
lothe
confusion.
Fights
on
the
Stage
'
As
soon
as
Ihe
curtain
was
raised
again,
up
dashed
another
youth
In
the
slajre
und
got
inlj
grips
with
two
aclresses
opening
Ihe
next
scene.
Immediately
a
couple
of
aelors
rushed
from
(he
wings
and
unceremoniously
pushed
oir
the
Intruder.
Another
man
had
got.
on
the
stage
by
thin
lime
am)
was
allocked
by
n
num
her
of
Hie
players,
lie
retaliated
vigorously,
and
after
several
blows
were
exchanged
a
hardy
punch
on
.the
Jaw
hurled
liiin
into
the
stalls.
Meanwhile
the
allercalloni
were
going
on
among
Hie
two
8eelIong
of
the
audience.
For
several
minutes
he
players
calmly
walked
up
and
down
the
stage,
but
the
performance
va
not
resume.!.
A
change,
rami?
a
challenge
trophy
In
he
com.
over
Ihe.
troubled
scene
when
ajpelod
for
and
held
hy
Hie
chain,
parly
of
detectives
and
uniform-!
pinns
of
recognized
senior
lea-i
ed
police
arrived
and
iuirkly
dis
-
tributed
themselves
through
different
parls
of
the
house.
Mr.
Yeats's
Speech
Senator
V.
II.
Yeats,
Ihe
we'l
known
poet
and
dramatist,
win
is
a
director
of
Hie
theatre,
calne
forward
lo
Ihe
accompaniment
o
a
lorrenl
or
hoos
and
hisses.
What
he
said
was
quite
tnanm'hV
lo
a
large
seclfoii
of
Ihe
audienc.
who
knew
he
was
speaking
only
by
the
movemenl
of
his
lips
and
Ihe
waving
of
his
hands
in
dramatic-
gesture.
This
was
hit
pe.ech:
"I
though!
you
had
go!
tired
nr
Ibis.
It
commenced
fifteen
rears
n?o.
You
have
iIU"i-i-in
.
an
over-recurring
celeliralion
orjleams.
The
lat
nmaleiir
learn
Ihe
arrival
of
Hie
Irih
genius?,
Once
more
you
have
rocked
the
which
in
191.1
defeated
the
Syd
cradle
of
genius.
The
news
oflney,
X.ll.,
learn
in
Ihe
ancient
Ibis
will
go
from
country
lo'eily.
Toronto
was
Ihe
Nrst
pro-
country.
You
have
once
mnrefessioual
team
to
win
I
lie
Sinn.
rocked
the
cradle
of
a
reputation,
Die
fame
of
O'Casey
is
liorn
to.
;
night.
This
is
upollieoois."
!
ft.UI
M
ooiaier
aona
As
Senator
Yeals
retired,
shouts
of
"We
want
Hie
play,"
mingled
wilh
cries
of
"t
p
the
Itepubliet't
Over
a
dozen
women
demonstra
tor
seized
a
number
of
front
row
schIs,
vacated
by
people
who
had
rushed
awuy
in
panic
I
he
women
began
to
sing
Hum
"Soldier's
Song,"
and
Ihe
chorus
wa
quickly
taken
up
in
Ihe
gal-:
lery.
Thive.
or
four
police
proaclied
Ihe
women
and
ejected
a
number
of
them,
while
olliers
lied
lo
the
pit.
The
removal
of
Ihese
demon-
lralors
marked
the
beginning
nfilrophy.
The
Stanley
Cnp
nt
pre
ine
ueieai
of
me
iiiiurlier.
.Mrs.
Slieehy
SkelHngton
rose
ami
an
nounced
that
"we
are
now
leaving
the
hall
under
police
protection.
I
am,"
she
added,
"one
or
the
widows
of
Easter
Week
be
cause
none
of
you
fought
on
either
side.
The
play
is
going
t
I,ondoii
soon
lo
tie
advertised
there
because
j(
belies
Ireland.
All
you
need
new
is
to
Mint
'Ood
save
Ihe
King."'
She
then
left.
The
play
proceeded
and
thongi,
there
were
frequent
inlcrrupHui
it
was
kept
up
lo
Ihe
und.
WHIST
LEAGUE
Sons
of
England
Won
'
Ovor
Orange
Lodge
In
Ante-Dated
Game
of
-Men's'
Section.
'
t
In
an
anle-daled
game
at
the
men'
cclion
of
the
Fraternal
Wiijsl
League
List
niglil.
liu
Suns
of
F.ngliitid
woit
ovor
Hi-'
Orange
Lodge
by
a
sej.re
ol
7
to
2.
The
final
games
of
the
season
will
Jake
pluce
lomoriow
nigbl
as
follows:
Oddfellows
vs.
Moose;
Knight
or
-Columbus
vs.
F.lks;
St.
Andrew's
vs.
II
rent
War
Yelerfips.
The
league
iandin
lo
dale
is
as
follows:
W.
L.
Pis.
St.
Amlrew's
12
"
12
Moose
II
f,
it
K.
of
1
i
7
,
Flks
(o
10
K.
of
0.'....,
9
8
9
Oddfidlows
9
8
9"
S.
'f
C
7
11
7
S.
of
i:
7
11
7
1..
o.
1
a
12
0
W.
V.
A
5
13
5
SPORT
CHAT
j
Us
The
Slanley
Cup,
which
Is
now
emblonialie
of
Ihe
professional
hockey
rliiiiniiionsliip
or
Ihe
world,
has
Uen
in
exlslence
for
3.1
years.
It
was
donated
in
1893
lo
the
Amateur
Hockey
Association
of
Canada
hy
the
late
Lord
Stanley
or
Preslnn,
I
hen
Govsrnor-CUneral
or
Canada,
as
'.'flies
al
thai
lime.
The
first
holders
ofjhe
rup
were
Ihe
.Montreal
Amateur
Alhlelle
team,
i'haniiious
of
Ihe
Amateur
Hockey
Association
of
Canada
in
1893.
From
189.1
lo
1898,
Ihe
contests
for
Ihe
sup
consisted
of
single
matches.
In
1898
the
idea
of
playing
hcl
(wo
out
of
three
games
for
Hie
cup
was
in.
aiiguratcd
by
the
association,
the
Viclorias
of
Montreal
and
Ylc.j
loria
of
Winnipeg
making
tbei
request
tn
the
trustee
lo
play
under
Ihfvl
arrangement
The
Stanley
Cup
remained
an
amateur
trophy
for
20
years,
tin.
til
in
tilt
I
it
w.n
fnmiwl
mi,
t,r
comi.el
II
lim
i.r
nmf,..,!,,.,-,!
I
hold
Ihe
cup
wn
Ouebep,
ley
Cup,
healing
the
Victoria
of
the
Coast
league
three
straight
games
in
Toronto.
The
run
,
.
t
i
a
ieni
wesi
ui
me
iiuiowing
year.
Ottawa
winning
the
National
llocfcey
Association
hampiou-hip
,hul
losing
lo
.the
.Yane.ujvcr
team.
'i
0
Stanley
Cup
championship
for
lOSfi
will
eventually
be
decided
by
Ihe
result
of
Hie
coining
crie
of
Igame
lielwneTr
Ihe
head-liners
of
I
he
Xalionnlulloekcy
League
ea
and
Ihe
champion
learn
of
the
W
elrrn
Canada
Hockey
I.eai
gue.
The
winner
or
the
X.H.I..
play-olfs
will
meel
(he
weslern
champion
to
contest
for
the
sent
is
in
Ihe
West,
being
held
by
Ihe
Victoria
Cougars
of
tin
Weslern
Canada
League
through
Ihejr
win
over
Canadiens
of
the
X.ll.L.
in
Yieloria
last
season.
This
year
Ihe
Western
leant
win-ninig
Ihe
Western
C'tuada
League
lille
will
travel
F.as
and
play
in
Hie
oily
represented
by
the
loam
on
top
afler
the
.WILL.
The
record
of
learns
winning
Ihe
Cup
since
it
became
a
professional
trophy
in
191
1
is
as
follows:
1911'
Toronto
defeated
Victoria
in
Toronto.
I9I5
Vancouver
defeated
-Olla-
wa
in
Vancouver.
I9IC--fL-madicn
defeated
)P,orl-
):i(id
in
'.Mfiijlreni;!
.
1917-'Seallle
4e(.ia!e,
Chiipdjen
in'Sealllel'
4
Ji
I
OIK
Toronto
defeated
yjiuoi-
veV
in
VancoiW.'
W
1919
Xo
decision".
-Canadiens
played
Seal
lie
in
Seattle
bul
the
series
was
slopped
by
inDui'iiza
epidemic.
1920
Ollawu
defealed
Seallle,
playing
three
games
In
Ollawn
and
two
in
Toronto.
'
1921
Ollawn
defeated
Vancouver
in
Vancouver.
1922
Toronto
defeated
Vancouver
in
Toronto.
192.1
Ottawa
ilefealed
Vancou.
ver
and
Edmonton
In
two
series.
1921
Canadiens
debated
Calgary
in
Toronto.
1925-Yieloria
ilefealed
Canadiens
in
Victoria.
Praise
of
Her
First-Horn
A
learned
proressor,
who
was
unfortunately
very
nheul-mlnd
ed,
was
smlliig
a
few
days
nl
the
residence
of
his
married
piece,
and
had
listened
long
to
the
praise-
,
of....
her
firt-horii
When
she
paiWd
for
breath,
lh
lUdfeisor
fell
Dial
he
must
say
something.
"Han
Hie
Utile
fellow
walk?"
he
asked,
wilh
appearance
of
in-lerest.
Yuilkr
criefl
Ihe
mother.
"Why,
he's
been
walkinig
now
tor
Hve
months."
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meT"
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day,
week
or
month.
Phone
lied
C07.
If
FOIl
RF.XT.
Furnished
housekeeping
suite,
Mtissallcm
Aparlrnenls.
Phone
,18.
tr
FOIt
IIF.XT.
Four
room
suite.
hot
water
hented.
Apply
Smlli
A
Mallet.
MOIICllN
FLAT
for
Itent.
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1
Mai
Hnllhroner.
1
(
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Ell
HOl'SF..
Furnished
suites
ror
rent.
if
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
ItO.Mll)
A'X
I)
IIOOM",
125
Thirl
Avenue.
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lied
33ft.
IIOAIU)
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue
rion
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PIQEONS
HACIXO
Homers,
bred
rrom
some
of
Hie
best
blood
In
(he
world
Strains,
Ollts,
-
llarker.
Hon
Ami;
also
Carneaux
Pygmy
Pouters,
Tumbler
and
Squab
llreeders.
Slock
birds
nnd
trained
birds.
From
5.on
in
$15.00
per
pair,
.lack
Hanks,
1153
Hastings
'Street,
East,
Vancouver,
H.O.
ressor,
nvain
relaxing
into
ah
slraeliop,
"what
a
long
way
he
must
have
gone!"
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DRY
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lo
any
length
In
4.
blocks,
per
load
S0.OO.
.
SM.T
IIKIIIll.Ntl.
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove.
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lilaek
I
ft
I
DANCING.
ri'HF
IIOX
OFFICE
will
nol
be
opeietill
7
p.m.
on
Wednesday.
March
.11,
a)
OIMF
Hill
1
STMIIE
r.ir
Mrs.
H.
O.
Crew's
Concert
at
Ihe
West
holme
"lliealre
on
Tuesday.
April
rt
AUCTIONEER.
0.
F.
IllllXE.
Furniture
nnd
ean
map.
Hold
ways
a
blind
a
t
ha
I
to
anything
hul
n
suuar
deal.
You
gej
result
nnd
face
value.
Ituy
your
dining,
liv
ing,
beil
room
nnd
household
necessities
rrom
Urine.
Make
one
dollar
look
like
two.
I
buy
and
el
or
exchange,
rt.
F.
Urine,
209
Second
Street
Public
bailiff.
Phone
771.
FURNITUE
AND
RANQES
FAWCETI".
Premier
and
Flnlay
Itanse
always
In
slock.
Itesl-more
beds,
continuous
2
Inch
posi,
irom
:io.mi
up;
any
finish
desired.
Hiniiw
room
suites;
living
room
chairs
and
lounges.
,
pood
assortment
Of
pallerns
jtominiou'
'Linoleums
from
75c
per
yard.
Lin
oleum
rugs,
92rt
pallerns.
nil
sites.
Wicker
chairs
7.50
up
Hed
linen.
Table
linens
and
towels.
A.
Mackenzie.
Furnl
ture.
Phone
775.
AUCTION
SALE.
At'CTlOX
SALE
will
be
held
al
733
Tallow
Street,
renr
oYjSU
Eighth
Avenue
Wesl.
on
Thursday,
Mnreh
25,
nt
2.30
i.m.
consisting
of
oak
dining
suite;
Cougnlcom
rugs.
Morris
chair,
rockers,
dek,
healer,
pictures,
Siiiger
sewing
mneh-ine.
bureau,
ImmIs,
ehlfToniere,
Unoleum,
range,
kitchen
nlen
il.
ele.
PIIILPft'lT,
EVIIT
&
'Q-,
Aurlioiieers.
1
70
Al'irjIOX
S,LE
will
l.e
held
at
735
Firth
Avenue
West
on
Saturday,
March
27
nl
?.3ft
p.m.
consisting
or
Mendelssohn
piano,
oak
davenport,
Congo,
eum
rugs,
rugs,
combination
desk
nnd
ohinn
cabinet,
Singer
sewing
machine,
oak
(able
with
iiiilomnlh
eaes.
cliirronlere,
bureau,
beds,
chairs,
healer,
ele.
PIIILPOTT.
HVITT
Co.,
Lid.,
Aucltoneers.
72
TRAPPER3I
1
NEEH
10.000
MINK
SKINS
He
.1
prlres
paid.
Sen
me
berore
you
sell
your
furn.
If
Km
fur
I'll
luy
I
hem.
W.
QOLDBLOOM,
Second
Avo,
Tlie
Honesf
Fur
Mnn.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday.
March
9
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a.
111
172
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Thursday.
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in.
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ft.
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5:33
a.m.
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17:51
p.m.
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March
20
0:07
a.m.
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n.
12:03
p.m.
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ft:
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2
a.m.
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Phone
67
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seven-pass.
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POOL
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EATS
CAFE,
Third
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linger.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE
Back
to
the
old
stand.
315
Third
Av
r.
m
All
Hie
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SHEET
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1.1.
Nil.
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AND
PHONOGRAPH
ROTHWELL'S
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floods,
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PAPADOPUkOS
Men
8.1?
Third
Ave,
CAMERON
TRANSFC"
Phone
177
aaaoe,
Furniture
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you
want
anything
w"'
or
delivered,
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