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Tuesday,
March
26,
1935
monotonv.
Hollvwood
is
whollv
eliminntwl
in
its
filming,
it
is
an
artistic
epic
of
the
sea
picturing
life
as
it
to
icanj
incu
uy
me
naruy
iuik
vvno
innaoit
a
sman
group
of
rocky
islets
in
the
Atlantic
Ocean
west
of
Ireland'
.
There
is
no
other
picture
just
like
this
one.
If
only
for
its
oHrinalitvof
trentmpnr.
it
should
ho
HYDE
TRANSFER
Office,
315
Second
Ave.,
Phone
580
Garden
Soil
For
Sale
Cedar
Fence
Posts,
8
ft.
long,
15c
each
uununununuw
Kt
KL
BALAGN0
WON
OUT':
Eliminated
Earl
Batt
From
Billiard
Championship
Last
NUht
Ctty
AiN
fci'lU
Ur
Itin
bhAb
!
Neither
player
found
the
going
"Man
of
Aran,"
the
picture
showing"
today
for
the
lastkaky
and
the
best
breaks
were
only
time
at
the
Capitol,
is
an
outstanding
oasis
in
a
desert
of
a
24
b
Ba,asno
tw
22's
by
tnovie
L.
ttit
j
...
i
i
.
I
Batt.
Batt.
All
All
the
the
wav
way
through
through
the
the
scoring
was
slow
and
the
game
not
nearly
as
Interesting
as
the
first
block.
Batt
has
every
reason,
however,
to
feel
pleased
with
his
first
attempt
in
the
city
championship.
Those
who
do
not
care
much
for
the
:
movies
and
h
tJ&J5
come
satiated
with
sex
as
seen
on
the
silver
screen,
will
m
the
shots
he
chooses.
But
he
has
"iw
itoi
pitrwc
ux
ait,
si
ui
me
as
an
an
inusi'101"iy
ana.
a
praciice,
win
cer-
bev
but
gripping
and
exciting,
something
to
be
remembered.
Any
person
seeing
this
film
will
find
it
difficult
to
get
from
the
mind
the
nicture
of
the
lonelv
isle,
thp
hn
rrpn
rocks,
the
fine
features
of
the
men
and
women,
the
homely
his
problem
youneer
to
soivT
wuipiitiuy
aim
me
lerriDie
Hie
iney
leacf,
llgnting
Uailyi
The
The
next
match
on
Wednesday
agamsx
ruimess
torces
of
nature;
;
To
some
people
the
feature
of
this
film
will
be
the
splendid
pictures
of
the
basking
shark,
a
skeleton
of
which
was
recently
picked
up
near
Prince
Rupert.
The
Aran
residents
areeen
hunting
this
huge
creature
and
excellent
close-up
scenes
are
given
by
which
it
is
possible
to
visualize
what
the
local
skeleton
is
like
when
clothed
with
flesh.
There
may
be
plenty
of
pictures
one
can
afford
to
miss,
but
"Man
Of
Aran"
is
in
a
different
class
and
should
be
seen.
U.
S.
LUMBER
DUTY
Minneapolis
interests
are
asking
Congress
to
remove
or
reduce
the
duty
on
Canadian
pine
and
spruce
lumber
even
though
no
reciprocal
arrangement
is
made
with
this
country.
It
is
pointed
out
in
their
brief
that
United
States
cannot
supply-the
demand
and
that
there
is
neither
a
demand
nor
a
justification
for
the
duty.
Also
it
is
shown
that
many
American
firms
are
interested
in
supplying
this
timber
because
of
the
scarcity
in'
their
own
country.
.
It
is
also
argued
that
it
is
a
good
thing
to
have
this
lumber
enter
the
United
States
in
order
to
preserve
the
balance
of
trade
an1
thus
make
a
market
for
American
goods
h
Canada
The
contention
seems
to
be
a
reasonable
one
and
it
is
hoped
that
Premier
Bennett
will
see
fit
to
include
lumber
in
his
negotiations
for
a
reciprocal
trade
pact.
tainly
go
farther.
Balagno.
though
not
up
to
his
usual
form,
kept
plugging
along
and
certainly
left
ODnonent
manv
a
and
Thursday
between
A.
Donald
and
Nell
Cameron
should
be
a
better
game.
Donald
is
always
liable
to
make
a
big
break
while
Cameron,
if
he
play
up
to
his
form,
will
show
the
spectators
clever
constructive
billiards.
As
he
has
already
made
a
100
break,
even
if
only
In
a
friendly
game.
Tinker's
best
break,
so
far.
of
45
may
be
left
far
behind.
Ladies'
Bowling
days
Play
Last
Night
Carnation
Girls
and
Coquettes
Win
Orer
Blue
Birds
and
Grotto
Carnation
Girls
and
Coquettes
were
winners
of
last
night's
fixtures
in
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League,
the
former
winning
over
Blue
Birds
1272
to
1237
while
the
latter
defeated
Grotto
1184
to
1077.
High
average
of
the
evening
was
203
by
Mrs.
R.
J.
Keron.
Ladies'
League
stinding
to
date:
O.
Ttl.
Ave.
Annette's
4
5G41
1410
C.
N.
R.
A
4
5475
1369
Blue
Birds
5
6284
1257
Carnation
Girls
5
6063
1045
Doodads
4
4358
1215
Coquettes
5
6042
1208
Strikers
4
4803
1201
Grotto
5,
5225
1045
C.
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
5:30
p.m
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Sutur-
T1!F
DAILY
NFAVS
3
R.TT
British
Fighter
Win3
in
U.S.
In
the
first
fight
in
tlx
United
States,
Don
McCorklntiale.
British
heavyweight,
who
hails
from
South
Africa,
is
showinc
that
he
can
"take
It".
In
the
first
round
Patsy
PerronJ
right)
.
of
Cleveland,
is
smashing
a
hard
left
to
Don's
face,
while
his
right
Is
being
aimed
at
the
same
target
Patsy
took
the
round,
but
the
game
Britisher
rallied
and
took
a
close
decision
in
this
boat.
Mc-Corkindale
Is
the
lad
who
knock
ed
Canadian
Larry
Gains
out
of
contention.
I
NORTH
WEST
I10CKCY
PLAY-OFF
SEMES
IN
DEADLOCK
NOW
I
VANCOUVER,
March
26
I
CP)
Seven
thousand
persons
!
watched
Vancouver
Lions
de-
feat
Seattle
Sea
Hawks
here
last
night
by
a
score
of
three
In
their
second
and
concluding'
to
two,
thus
tying
up
the
block
or
500
points,
C.
P.
Balagno.
championship
play-off
series
won
handily
from
Earl
Batt
last
,
two
games
all.
The
final
will
be
evening
at
the
Canadian
Legion
played
in
Seattle
clubrooms
in
the
city
billiard
cham-!
night.
ipionship
to
take
the
first
round:
match
by
1000
points
to
817.
Laura
Ingalls
tomorrow
V
President
is
Off
On
Fishing
Trip
Chier
Executive
of
United
States
Leaves
Washington
For
Ten-Bay
Outing
WASHINGTON,
D
C,
March
26
-
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
left
at
roklnsht
last
night
for
a
ten-day
fishing
cruise
along
the
south
coast.
At
Jacksonville,
Fla.
President
Roosevelt
will
board
the
destroyer
Farargut.
He
is
accompanied
by
his
secretary.
Col.
Howe
who
ha
been
in
ill-health
recently
After
Record
Preparing
For
Attempt
to
Lower
Mrs.
Putnam's
Mark
For
Transcontinental
Flight
BURBANK,
March
28:-Laura
Ingalls.
well
known
American
avla-trix,
yesterday
made
a
test
flight
preparatory
to
taking
off
this
week
on
a
projected
attempt
to
break
Mrs.
Amelia
Earhart
Putnam's
record
for
a
transcontinental
flleht.
Bowling
Standings
Ten
Pin
League
The
Ten
Pin
League
standing
to
dale
is
as
follows:
W.
Grotto
n
Knox
Hotel
li
Rose,
Cowan
As
Latta
8
Moose
8
Canadian
Legion
8
Elks
5
Nelson's
3
STUDENT
BOWLING
10:15
p.m.
Tigers
MUSIC
WAS
LONG
IN
-
DELIGHTFUL
POLITICS
Heading
of
Or"
-IVer
(int
u
itn
Interpolations
aud
Miscellaneous
Program
Ln
joyed
Reading
by
Mrs
II
B.
Rochester
the
story
of
tn
cuiorful
Ibsen-nreta
oncrn
"Peer
Oynf
with
vo-
i
1
!!:
n'trunieiital
tnterpota-I
.ao-s
by
members
of
the
club
to-i
the.
Mth
a
supumetlary
must-
a!
pi
am
constituted
a
delightful
ei
i
uliiment
at
a
largely
at-
tended
guest
meeting
of
the
Ladies'
,
klulc
Club
at
St.
Andrew's
Angll-
uj
C
Mtednl
1UU
last
evening.
A
v
.
atlrartlve
Mating
In
the
rm
ftl
a
Dower
01
iiowrr
mn
wth
u:;
had
been
arranged
es-
(jerta-ry
for
the
presentation
of
!
c
,:
..nd
the
ladies
taking
ui
n:
i-oJ'
ful
Norwegian
folk
-if:
5
whali
len'
further
to
the
niqii'
!U
tivt-nesK
Th
rfi
dynt"
fcntf
rpolatlorw
werca.'
foUnwi
Pu
i
iitt.
Morning
Mood."
Mi.
r
J
Smith
:ind
Miss
Margaret
Mcca
!'
i
y
piai
!o.
'Innfld's
Lament."
Mr
V.
L
Stamford
Plai
duet.
"In
The
Hall
of
the
Mountain
King."
Mra
J.
Smith
;
and
Mis
MMgarrt
McCa
fiery
i
Vocal
solo,
"Solve'g's
SortK."
Mrs.
J.
11.
MeUod.
;
Vtoisn
solo.
"The
Death
of
Ase."
'Mtfs
Nellie
Uwrtnre.
!
Piano
duet,
"Arabian
Dance."
Mra
W.
L.
Stamford
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Drake.
Piano
duet,
"AnIWa't
Dance."
;MUs
Margaret
McCaffery
and
Mi-
kuui
unites.
Piano
duet.
"Peer
ClynVs
Return
Home."
Mrs.
W.
L.
SUmford
and
Mrs
W.
E.
Drake.
Mrs.
W
L.
Stam'ord
played
the
piano
aecoropanimenta.
,Mlreilaneou
Program
The
supplementary
musical
pro
gram
was
as
follows:
Violin
solo.
-Habanera-
from
"Carmen"
tBtzetl.
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence,
accompanied
by
C.
p.
Balagno.
Vocal
solo,
-Toreador
Song"
from
"Carmen"
)Bizeti.
Pr.
R.
O.
Large,
accompanied
by
C.
P
Balagno.
-Vocal
solo,
"Still
as
the
Night."
Leonard
Qlpps,
accompanied
by
Mtss
Margaret
McCaffery
Piano
duet,
selections
from
Beethoven's
Fifth
Symphony."
iltss
Margaret
McCaffery
and
Nel-ton
Allen.
Ladies'
ehorua.
Slavonic
Song-Mrs.
Ernest
Anderson.
Mrs.
WU-iam
Crukkshank.
Mrs.
Robert
Blance.
Mta.
Shelfnrd
Darton.
Mrs.
P.
C.
Miller.
Mrs.
a
n
Johnston
and
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullin,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
W.
L.
SUmford.
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mclntcwh,
president
of
the
club,
made
opening
remarks
uid
turqed
the
proceed
1
figs
over
o
Mra.
J.
A.
Hint-in
who
was
in
-hargc
for
the
evening.
Responsible
for
the
effective
de-"orations
were
Mrs.
C.
E.
CulHn.
Mrs.
Ernest
Anderson.
Leonard
Crlpps.
N.
L
Jones
and
Boy
Scouts,
'
Steamship
Sailing
s
'or
Vancouvri
Tuesday
Cardena
1:30
p.m
Thur.-.
P.
Rupert
10:30
pm.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
tun
8.
Venture
midnight
March
14.
25
as.
P.
Norah
5
pjn.t
rom
Vancouver
aunoay
at.
cardena
4
p.m.
Ved.
ss.
Pr.
Oeorge
10
am.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
4
pnt
Ss.
Venture
p.m.
Mar.
10,
21.
31
ss
P.
Norah
a.m.
For
Anyos
and
Stewart-
Sunday
s.
Cardena
8
Wednesday
as.
P.
George
4
From
Anyox
and
Stewart-
p.m.
p.
John
Whitnah
Lerdy,
Fernter
emo
rot
Kaiuas,
Was
Proniin
ent
In
Alberta
Affair
Was
Radical
Itefnmtrd
nankins
Law
of
Hit
State
llrfere
Coming
North
And
Tried
Sante
in
Canada
EDMONTON.
March
28;
CP-
John
Whitnah
Leedy,
aged
83.
gov
ernor
of
Kansas
from,
.1897'
to
1899,
died
liere
Sunday.
A
native
of
Ohio,
he
went
to
Vaklcz.
Alaska,
In
1901
urvrd
aa
city
attorney,
mayor
.and
referee
In
bankruptcy
for
that
dis
trict
until
1908.
came
here
in
1910
and
was
a
groups
shortly
alter
arrival
tn
the
foothill
province.
Ills
stron
views,
expressed
In
colored
oratory,
carried
him
away
from
the
farmers'
arttanUatlon
and
Into
seclusion
after
the
general
election
In
Afterta
!n
1926.
Leedy
ejrtabhthed
his
first
Alberta
home
at
WhHecourt
kite
in
1910
and
finally
looted
in
Edmon
ton
with
relative
when
lie
failed
to
win
the
Alberta
Legislature
seat.
A
staunch
member
of
the
16cl
farm
organhatlOTM
in
1911.
1912
and
1013.
Leedy
became
prominent
In
the
Non-partisan
League.
He;
never
achieved
election
to
either
the
House
of
Commons
ort'the
Alberta
Legislature
althoogh
be
was
nominated
for
both
houses
In
Alberta
constituencies..
His
affiliation
with
the
firm
units
brought
Ixedy
In
close
con-;
tact
with
Henry
Wise
Wood,
for
17
i
years
president
of
the
United
Far-!
mcrs
of
Alberta
and
father
of
the
!
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
i
He
and
Wood
split
on
parly
af-
fairs
and
a
short
Mme
before
the
tn.'
"tl
Tuesday
ss.
Cardena
11:30
a.m,
Thursday
ss.
Pr.
George
8
pm
'or
Naas
Klver
and
Port
Simpson-.
Sunday
ss.
Cardena
.
8
p.m.
from
Naas
River
le
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
ss.
Cardena
11
-30
a.m.
or
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Mar.
1.
15,
29
ss.
Pr.
John
10
p.m.
from
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Feb.
13
and
27
si.
Pr.
John
a.m
'or
Ocean
Falls
Thurs.
ss.
P.
Rupert
10:30
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
pjn,
from
Ocean
Fall
Wed.
ss.
Pt.
George
10
a
m.
Friday
ss,
Prln.
Adalaldo
4
p.m.
C.
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win
if?
RAPID-FIRE
DELIVERIES
TUMda
y.
election
of
1921
whri
sumed
power
in
Alb.
Leedy
resiryd
irom
the
i
lranoffrte,-
i
wnrre
6nktr.
ww
mowntlr
rrKt
were
closing.
He
j..,
fcumonion
at
the
came
quickly
from
Leedy
was
a
form,-juat
as
quickly
h
t.t:
111
I'
n
.
At
the
ae-nf
r
oau.
stetiplng
bito
the
firat
time
and
flvm.
City
vh
Calgary
:u,!
.
The.
(rip
wtt
cornplf
'-,
tce.
to
bankers
kIv-m
HumMr
start
Leedy
was
forcert
to
hit
own
reaourcea
,
,
result
of
his
father
.
Nlucallon
wm
a
f.
rural
schoola.
He
clerked
In
x
,
three
yean
and
for
u
1806
to
member
of
the
United
.
Vlll...
I
-
m
.
Farmers
of
Alberto
In
Us
early
or-
""""
"n.
Later
i
in.,
.
r
Kansas
wher
he
ent.
ganmiiun.
i
An
ultra
Uberal
In
politics
In
his'!.
.
early
days
with
a
tendency
toward
radtealtsm
in'
his
later
years,
Lredy
never
forsook
polities
no
matter
where
hU
home.
Prominent
In
the
ww
the
second
list
governor
of
th-
from
1897
to
1199
tab'
senator
from
Leedy
was
defcited
i
ak..
.
fttulu
of
the
Republlcin
party,
then
J
,w,r
,uon,,Mr
the
Democratic
party
and
later
the
I.
nu
Cs,uldl'n
'
"
PontllUl
nrnnlilLn
In
hi.
hm:uaMfd
0,1
attaeklOK
!
State,
he
linked
with
the
snwll
farmfcnWn'
"lm
an"
in
Alberta
his
tlon
of
a
system
h
i
which
-wa
ecUblit'ur
iniii
1st
ration
in
Kji,
.,
mmtended.
would
:..
Alberta
fanner
a
o-
which
he
betUired
tlif
receiving.
Leedy
married
Smi.ui
Fredrkkalown.
o
.
N
1875.
They
had
Urn-.
ana
Ucl
Keep
your
lawn-
fresh
and
green
by
usin-i
Eleph.mt
Br
plete
Fertilizer.
It
supplies
every
element
neetli'd
fur
!?
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n
..rtbj
u
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alt
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it
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