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PROMINENT
BARRISTER
Late
Eugene
Lafleur
K.C.
Was
Perfect
Bilinguallst
Eugene
Lafleur,
K.C.,
D.CL.,
LLD.'.'
who
died
Tuesday
night
in
Ottawa,
was
for
many
years
a
familiar
figure
before
the
courts
of
Montreal,
the
Supreme
Court
at
Ottawa
and
the
privy
council
in
England.
Hardly
a
great
constitutional
case
came
up
for
decision
but
Mr.
Lafleur
was
on
one
side
or
the
other.
Of
him
Lord
'McNaughton.
1
one
of
the
members
of
the
privy!
council,
said:
"Of
all
the
overseas
counsel
coming
to
plead
cases
before
this
body,
Mr.
Lafleur
has
the
clearest
and
most
Judicial
mind."
Small
in
stature,
Mr.
Lafleur
was
ably
as
perfectly
bllinqual
as
any
man
of
his
generation
and
spoke
as
fluently
before
the
bar
in
English
as
he
did
in
French.
Mr.
Lafleur
was
born
in
Lon-
gueuil,
Quebec,
in
1856.
and
was
of
Swi3s
descent.
He
was
educated
at
the
Montreal
High
School
and
Mc-Oill
University,
graduating
from
the
latter
institution
as
gold
medalist
in
mental
and
moral
philosophy.
He
finished
his
law
training
in
1881
and
was
called
to
the
bar
of
Montreal
in
that
year.
He
was
created
queen's
counsel
in
1899.
As.
a
awyer
the
bar
of
his
province
ex
ended
to
him
all
the
honprs
at
its
ommand.
He
was
elected
batonnler
1
nf
the
Montreal
bar
in
1905,
baton
nler
general
of
the
province
in
the
following
year
and
councillor
of
ihe
Montreal
bar
in
1908.
In
October.
1921.
during
the
centennial
elebratlon
of
McOill
University,
Ends
in
1
Minute
"Ended
bora.
Itch
and
ttn
of
pfle
la
I
minou
vita
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L.
T.
Seara.
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cnatijatian.
oouldat
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friend
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waa
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on
fine
and
well.
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are
my
doctor
when
'.II
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Leanie
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Mrat
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P.
Q.
Lr'leis
flam
thousand
say
chronic
coutlpatlor
and
liter
trouble
coded
a
giant
in
Intellect.
He
was
prob-lMr
Lafleur
granted
the
hon-
orary
degree
of
LLDM
in
recognition
of
his
long
association
with
the
InsUtution
as
professor
of
International
law
and
his
eminence
as
a
lawyer.
Celebrated
cases
in
which
Mr.
Lafleur
has
acted
as
counsel
hare
been
the
Alberta
Resources
issue
beore
the
supreme
court
at
Ottawa"
and
lawyer
for
Quebec
In
the
arbitration
rait
between
the
federal
government
and
Ontario
and
Que
bec
for
the
settlement
of
the
out
standing
accounts
existing
at
con
federation.
.
Outstandings
Qualifications
Mr.
Lafleur's
outstanding
qualifications
in
the
realm
of
international
law
secured
for
him
the
po-itlon
as
one
of
the
arbitrators
in
-he
settlement
of
the
boundary
dispute
between
the
United
States
and
Mexico
in
1911.
The
point
in
dispute
".-as
the
boundary
Hne
between
the
two
countries
In.
pie
Ch&nlzel
district
north
of
Le
Paso.
Mr.
Lafleur
declined
a
judgeship
in
1907
and
also
nomination
as
a
candidate
in
the
provincial
elections
of
1904
for
a
Montreal
seat.
Besides
being
the
author
of
numerous
papers
on
legal
subjects
he
published
a
book
en
the
"Conflict
in
the
Law
in
Quebec"
which
attracted
wide
attention
and
probably
was
responsible
for
some
anomalies
being
adjusted.
For
some
years
as
a
youag
man
Mr.
Lafleur
was
one
of
the
editors
of
the
Reveu
Legale
published
ft
Montreal.
Mr.
Lafleur
resided
in
Montreal,
in
1896
he
marrieb
Marie
Alice
Voruz,
daughter
of
Louis
Voruz
of
Switzerland.
They
had
two
sons
and
two
daughters.
Mr-.
Lafleur
was
a
Liberal
and
an
Angftean.
He
was
a
member
of
the
St
James
and
University
Clubs
in
Montreal
and
the
Rideau
in
Ottawa.
the
Ad.
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Butter
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Ave.
HINTS
FOR
GARDENERS
quire
from
18
to
36
inches.
To
save
space
it
is
a
good
plan
to
alternate
the
quick-maturing
sorts,
such
as
leaf
lettuce,
spinach
and
radish,
with
beets,
beans,
carrots,
corn
and
tsmatoes.
Before
the
later
sown
and
'
Uatex
maturing
sorts
will
require
the
'
full
room
the
earlier
stuff
will
be
out
of
the
way.
Te
be
tender,
vege-
j
tibles
must
be
grown
quickly
and.
this
means
frequent
cultivation,
!
v.
itering
when
necessary
and
plen-
ty
of
fertiliser.
FIRST
FAMILIES
OF
THE
GARDEN
Among
garden
royalties
must
be
named
the
delphiniums
both
In
the
stately
perennial
form
and
the
annual
type
which
baa
lost
the
botanical
dignity
of
being
a
delphinium
and
is
universally
known
by
the
common
nam
of
larkspur.
Both
the
perennials
and
the
annual
larkspurs
are
delphiniums.
They
are
members
of
the
Crowfoot
family,
Ranunculaceae,
which
gives
us
such
an
important
list
of
Anwml
rarden
plants
as
the
peony,
colum
bine,
clematis,
the
anemones,
mea
dow
rues
and
others.
The
annual
larkspurs
are
one
of
the
oldest
fashioned
of
perennials
yet
they
have
sprung
into
the
front
rank
of
Im
proved
modern
garden
plants
and
have
also
made
their
way
from
the
outdoor
garden
to
the
greenhouse
(
and
are
highly
esteemed
as
cut
flowers.
They
are
one
of
the
hardiest
and
most
easily
grown
of
annuals,
the
young
plants
germinating
from
self-sown
seeds
in
the
fall
standing
below
zero
winters
and
coming
through
unscathed.
The
seed
may
be
sown
at
any
time
during
the
win
ter
season,
the
earlier
the
better.
It
,
B,siBaiai,j!a3i31J:ia:i:m!
must
be
sown
wnere
n
is
to
for
the,
best
success
for,
unlike
Its
perennial
sister,
it
does
not
transplant
well.
Nothing
is
easier
to
transplant
than
the
perennial
del
phiniums
in
the
seeding
line.
I
FIRST
VEGETABLES
The
deiphinlums
have
been
so
if
fh...
rhpr
aiinw
wnrkini?
greatly
improved
by
plant
breeders;
.'In
i,f.triak4ie
old-fashioned
bee
lark-1
in
.u
the
garden
.
-'.
and
the
soil
4s
i.
not
grandmothers'
gardens.,
wet
enough
to
muddy
ones
'eetWir
runner,
no
longer.
seems
this
is
the
DroDer
time
to
Ret
in
the
',nwh
irrmvinsr
Thev
have
been
first
vegetables,
such
as
radlshe.
I
quadrupled
in
size
of
flower
arid
EJ
spinach,
lettuce,
carrots,
the
first
,
the
height
and
length
of
the
bloom
overnight
with
Tmi'.-s-uvea."
Bour
!cabbages
and
other
of
the
hardier
i
ing
spike
have
been
greatly
increase
bloating
vanish
like
magic
Bladder
and
kidney
Ula,
pain
in
back
go
la
24
noun.
KetM
quit
t.
aound
Mep
at
once.
Rheumatm.
neuralfla,
neuritis,
atek
baadnchet
dlaappear
In
a
Jiffy.
Ottaplexkm
clean
quick.
rvmmw
oanadten
doctor
dlBoaV-ery.
Ten
of
natere'i
greatest
rame-diea
ooraStned
in
bandy
little
taWet.
Amactag
quick
result.
Oet
'Trutt-a-tlvar
from
drugtatt
today.
Feel
great
tomorrow.
sorts.
It
is
also
time
to
dig
the
sou
i
ed.
I
in
preparattion
for
latex
seeding.
!
Delphinium
seed
should
also
be
Dig
deeply
and
turn
in
some
well
;
sown
ai
early
as
possible
rfs
it
ger-rotted
manure
or
some
aood
com-!
minates
most
freely
and
much
the
mercial
mixtures
and
before
the
'best
at
lower
temperatures
than
Jl
seed
Is
actually
sown
rake
over
most
seeds.
There
has
been
much
gj
three
or
four
times
to
break
up
the
complaint
that
fine
strains
of
per-
bj
lumps.
Use
a
stout
string
so
that
ennial
delphinium
didn't
germln-
g
rows
will
be
straight
and,
if
pos-
ate.
This
was
usually
due
to
plant-
g
sible,
run
them
north
and
south
so
ing
in
May
or
later
after
the
weath-
that
al'
vegetables
will
obtain
the
er
had
warmed
up.
Early
planted
maximum
light.
The
narrow
sorts,
seed
is
certain
to
germinate
well.
It
H
sucn
as
lenuce,
oeeit,
carrots,
raa-
is
seea
inai
snouia
not
ue
uwu
w
ish
and
cress
can
be
put
in
rows
12
-heat
for
best
results.
Being
of
Si-
to
15
inches
apart,
while
beans,
berlan
ancestry,
the
delphinium
is,
corn,
cabbages
and
tomatoes
re-
one
of
the
hardiest
of
all
garden
plants.
Lantern
Lecture
of
Canadian
Trip
u
Interesting
Views
Shown
By
Wallace
C.
.Orchard
at
Gathrrtyig
Last
Nisht
in
Cathedral
j
A
very
interesting
lantern
slide
j
lecture
of
a
trip
across
Canada
was
.
j
given
before
a
fair-sized
crowd
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
I
lust
evening
by
Wallace
C
Orchard.
1
The
lantern
was
operated
by
Oliver
i
Denstedt.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Olb-1
son,
dean
of
the
Cathedral,
Playgrounds
Are
To
Be
Repaired
By
GtyaAtiOnce
T;
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uPil
P1
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hi
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lfcr
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in
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COOPER
Virginian"
100
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and
juu
utitdoon
A
Talking
"Covered
Wagon"
3
Talking
Comedy
THE
-BIG
KICK"
Singing
Novelty
4AN
IRISH
FANTASY
TWO
SHOWS.
7
&
r.u
Admission
20c
and
6oc
SAT.
MATINEE
At
2
:3
15c
and
40c
city
would
proceed
ai
the
making
of
the
in
-i
'
pairs.
Sinee
last
season
r
damage
was
tsae
to
th
in
seme
f
the
jatevmrouii'i.-
oheon
of
the
Oyro
luh.
.yesterday
winter
weather
that
he
had
interviewed
the
city
caaM-engineer
as
to
the
condition
of
the
equipment
In
the
various
Oyro
playgrounds
in
the
city
and
had
Oet
been
assured
by
Mr.
Good
that
the
pays.
ana
n
the
Ad.
read
ins
ti.
ILUMBE
5
KILN
DRIED
SPRUCE,
CEDAR
AND
HEMLOCK
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FINISH,
CEILING,
RUSTIC,
MOULDINGS,
ETC
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Specialties
Edge
Grain
Boat
Cedar.
Kiln
Dried
Edge
Grain
Hemlock
Flooring
Spruce
and
Cedar
Shiplap,
Board.
Dimensions
and
Tirabcn
Doors,
Windows,
Shinties,
Etc
Odd
lots
off-grade
material
at
reduced
prices.
BIG
BAY
LUMBER
CO.,
LTD.
Lumber
Manufacturers
Prince
Rupert.
R.C
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Favorite
Beverage
othe
Higher-Ups
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