Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 30, 1934, Winnipeg, Manitoba Dufferin annual summer fair opens at Carman with hundreds in attendance k. M. Scott to inf air till ural cd intr Winnipeg tree press. R. Mrm. Tune 30. Due annual summer fair and Iho rot to a flying re. Friday. Children s Day Ana i rough out. All the the Countryside and of rown ups to Fol Hciks in the pro sports. Carman s by regional fair this competing 4 Rural municipalities . While Stork is not what it to Farmers finding it so a with feed ii that a regional or this Eom and d .1 we re on the a the Cay Thos. a Ards. N. Both in purpose Over. To. B. Hooper a s Wilfred Ivy irk. Had the 01 lie rival classes old. This exhibitor or. And a i. P . Won and second in three year b i Roland was first in r Ricl Roccor Holand. Sec and a. Ivey. Elm Creek third. S. Inc son. Braysville. Olds Armstrong t. H. Lyiah. Roland Aiss Clark was Burnt a. Son third. By 1 Vuk or Brood mares. 1.1 a or five v.-it--. Burnett and sen and Clarerce Funk. Car inn. Third. T. H. was both first third of he six in he. Veld Mare chiding i iss. Second and Isle found. Burnett and son two firsts in the a. Y Cruft i raises and Fred Proctor second. R. Mills Cira Yville had a third Robert pir.kfl-loi., Myrtle. Firs and t. H. To Maikl a second and the Hawain of n irs Broom Mare. 1 Rost Bank Alex .-.en. Graysville. a Cannon. Made the com a shorthorn with a t or. Is Villa. A. O. Flavell. And gun rec Skinner. Roland in Irr i he m anti re nor in and b ill and a Rand a Hampton female Emale honors by George Skinner. Mir sons winnings totalled six seconds and two to seconds and Alf Strachan s two its. A and a Mills. In shorthorn tie entries tries were Light. Robert w. S. Burnettsville. Making the com be won both male and championships. Bur Only the senior Cham bulk a. G. Porster cd a first prize two in All cruise won seconds and Bur five firsts and three Man won first with 344 Points car Man s team was composed of John Baclic. Floyd Metcal e and Ralph to Roctor. The showing of hogs was rather Light with Walter Nutter. Rose Bank making most of the show in numbers with Over thirty head of he won both male and Emale championships seven firsts live seconds and one third w. White Thornhill Nad a High Quality entry of five Young boars and two sows and won the first three places for boars under Sis months and first and second for sows of the same age. T Harrison. Graysville showed a third prize two year old sow and t h. Lytle. Roland a third prize sow Over one year and under two. Ken Neth Button Roland showed five berkshires and Wilfred Ives Elm Creek. Four Tarm Bonhs. A alter Rutter cleaned up All firsts the Bacon Boss. T. J. Harrison Tetu Milr a second for Best Sunaie 1102 o. W. Wood University of Viii Tobii. Judged. The of pure bred sheep was Light but the Racle sheep More numerous by far. The were made by d. R. Stuart of win nope Charles Mclean Manitou. Showed live Florence Nichol Elm Creek one. Three men competed in the Shropshire a Mclen. Bill Mcrobble. Mar acc. C Raysville. Mcewn won six firsts and four seconds. Mcrobbie to first and mat Kee four thirds William Nichol. Elm Creek had to. Oxfords and t. J. Wilton. Roland three Suffolk. T. H. Lytle. Roland fix Hampshire taking four firsts and two seconds while Claire Proctor Carman won one first. Mat Kee and Bill Mcrobbie were prominent win ners in Grade sheep with William Nichol. Ralph Proctor and Collin Miller also showing Mambo jumbo while polishing the Iron then chucked it into the Niv. The Drums roared the flames climbed the sick people stopped being sick and started to dance nil but the one woman who seemed to be watching the palaver instead of dying. Then the Iron was plucked from the fire and carried Over to Jno. The juju Man open his red Mouth and stuck the Iron on his Tongue. Steam 1 hissed. The Man put the Iron Back in the fire and showed me his Tongue. No Mark no Blister no anything i a boy bleeding from Chest stepped up with a White hot sword. Try the dutchman said. Put i that in your Mouth. It won t Burn it won t Hurt. Ten pounds in Cash i if you feel i i opened my Mouth and the boy gently stuck the Blade inside i held by police free press stub Dat it Joe 30. 1934 wheat crops in West make Good Progress not in . Shows in optimistic mood at present a a Der Burfect weather conditions 1hl at Ovet Prairie provinces pressed it on my Toni Rue. Hissed and i winced not know itt bios s development with a what to expect. He took the in Scot Blade and away again. I had t even Felt no kidding. I walked away from that in a stupor. Hypnotized Sun must have been. Yet a hat i and what i remember was v. The dutchman saw and what he remembered but that i quelled. Was she an actor in a i mean were hey putting in whoop de Loop for us or was All annl and n Yard that he said will be buried and she was copyright Star service. Be the occasional Field beginning to head i a stand varying to two feet. Reporting in detail from All divisions on Western lines the Cana Dian Pacific railway agricultural department finds Western Farmers generally optimistic and hopeful under the vastly improved Outlook since the beginning of june. Coarse grains growing from Patchy to thick stand Are in a r titular by Good color and will by the Rains of be the torn no. June 30. Mclean build ing reports limited Friday night helped last week. In preparation for future develop summer allowing is Well under arid livestock and pasturage Jarc greatly improved. Additional j rainfall says the report would be welcomed and beneficial in the extreme South Central and South Western sections of Manitoba in showers and Rains the latter in Eastern Central and Northwestern Manitoba parts of Southeastern Western and Northern Saskatchewan and in Southern and North Central Alberta. In the peace River District warm weather is accompanied by heavy showers and Rains and the crops Are growing Well and in some places beading out. British Columbia tree fruits con True to ant heavy shipments of apricots have begun. Vegetable and Field crops look promising and been put tip excellent condition Allan Rosen aged 19, of 313 Cathedral Avenue who is being held by police in connection with the fatal stabbing of his work mate Morris Vinsky who died thursday afternoon in general hos Pital. Calgary s annual Stampede to be anniversary fete exceptional attractions have been arranged for this year s event i warn of Southern Saskatchewan and and Lacombe estimated june contracts awarded in Canada of. Building and engineering Jin Coronation work were Worth com-1 districts of Alberta pared with in june last i no material change is reported in year. The Grasshopper situation and will organized poisoning operations Are checking the pests have worked especially on crops sown on stubble and Spring slowed lands. Cool weather also serves to halt the activities of the insects. Practically All. Areas in the West Ern or san Belt were with Cal Arians Are now Busy dusting off ten gallon hats and Polh Hing High heeled boots in order to pro vide the proper atmosphere for Visi tors to the Foothills City s famed Stam Pede. Exceptional attractions have been arranged for this year s Calgary exhibition and Stampede which is to be held july it to july 14. This year s Stampede will be in the Ria Ture Eil a Celebration of the City s 50th Ninf for the Champion. Dian bucking horse rider. In addition to the Many regular features of the exhibition and Stam Pede there will also be a number of special features including a giant television display a remarkable i Hibit of Western Canadian wild life the robot trac Tor races and a Good Midway. Special train and bus fares have been arranged from Saskatchewan Alberta and British Colum Bla Pointe. Four lighthouses fell to storm and Waves at Sable Island Between 1835 and 1925. New colourful handier to use wide Mouth for easy filling and Bir Pinc Mokris Vinsky 22-year-old resident of North Winni j Peg who died thursday afternoon in general Hospital from wounds Alleg edly inflicted by a co worker at tie Dominion electric company during a heated argument Over a girl. He resided at. 476 Manitoba Avenue. Ersary. Prize Money has been in-1 creased both for the livestock Indus trial and Domestic exhibits and for the Stampede. The Prince of Wales has just donated a trophy and Gold seeth no with rumours As 13 future of nazism continued from rage one storm troopers for dissolution of their organization. Franz von Selte minister of labor in a Brief communique As head of the veterans organization let it be known that in View especially of i his talk with the Leader of Hitler he items it inadvisable to fight outdid pc ounces Between various sections of the National socialist front in pubic. I no reply therefore will be issued the storm cars he i the meeting referred to was that at which the Chancellor rejected the. First demand for dissolution. The High command of the storm troops Jacamo Back with a repetition of its j plea. The mildness o the conservative element s methods was illustrated Friday As von Papen intervened to i prevent an indignation meeting of i catholics a Saa Bruecken next Sun Day. The meeting had been called i to protest against the activities of hit or youth in the Trier District Tarn the vice Chancellor asked the leaders i to wait. He told them that the present concordat conference will end satisfactorily to the Catholic Bishops who Are taking part. Von Papen s efforts on behalf of his aide. Edgar Jung arrested by secret police still failed to Bear fruit Friday but it was said at the vice chancellors that he will be released soon. Walter Riutor. Rose Bank. Showed Only Aberdeen Ancus Vith eight entries. J. K. Crawford bran the be i rattle. T. J. Kiuon Roland Walter moors. Sanford. And Nesbit and my Carman made the Competition . Wilton won Bull Criam and the Junior and Rand be Nalcus. With Nesbit and Mcnair rhe senior female Champion up. Wilton s Winnins i included six Nesbit and my Vir. Firsts Anri a Jap t and two t. J. Grayville. A second acred Hull. A. In i n c. . Of car he jes few the Kin Jall but scr the of except tinally Ood r-.-. Cuil von in All Nanc firsts and roads. And Anderson a first two and three thirds. W. D. Extension service. Daily cattle. Toys Stock i Hising Carman team won the Stock rom petition. Winner of the w 3h Gray with 307 in the John Bodie. Car natives easily Frithie but phys by continued irom thurr Calgary exhibition and Stampede july 9 to 14 s t .1 up pf.11. . So mar vol . The Lov. Somi of he Are television. The Hunter s Iho robot races. Suppl Ial railway fire Mil u Quarter from . Al pita and Irit Points j As if they enjoyed it. They did t spot i the Poison out. Now the dutchman Bald j you see see that brew is Poison. Deadly Poison. It can but Why Don t these umpires die they drank a half pint will the big yellow Calabash was handed to the first suspect. She drank a deep and handed it on. Another drank. Then another and another. As the fifth was drinking the first walked to the very Edge of the Circle and was sick. Very sick. The Calabash went on. I counted the drinkers. The ninth an. Oldish woman drank slowly. Rolled her eyes to the Sun. Let out a whoop and collapsed. Meantime Sinany of the others were wretchedly i sick. It was like a mass attack of j Tomaine Poison. I but the woman who had moaned j 1 did not get sick. She just moaned i and rolled and clawed her face with Bony hands. She mumbled an Adels Sion that she had poisoned her Hus band s food. Still the big bowl made its Fata rounds. Everyone in the ring drank. Soon afterwards every body got sick. Even the juju men i Iii the umpires were sick. The jul men then brought the bowl to the liquid was purple like i api Juke. Drink one said. Do the dutchman said. Something to write about. It s deadly Noison. Every drop fatal but i it won t kill i Why i re h and see. Go on try it. Drink what about i a ked. I of. Me i be done it what same As these other people. T sick. That s the trick Ano it really works. If you Are guilty of crime this Poison kills if not. It Only makes you i Well there s no percentage in that i f or i said. Maybe i am guilty of nobody i said but i Don t touch that stuff who wants to be sick tiie crowd broke into grins. Bey i had been r ony silent to ,-i.out nni.1 been Tony i this palaver. Even broken Auto Glass you Vasfi Mirous for tha rigging woman on the ground had called of j dying Lone enough to listen. Now. As if to show what Superior flesh they were the Drums broke into mad Sone. And a youth in his teens came dancing Forward with a fish Hook i stuck through his Cheek. Nil i Bonilln c utile Lynn. There was a bit of wire in the Hook and he tugged at it to cause pain and make the blood spurt women dashed into the ring and fan Ned tic fire into flame again. Stew pots set simmering and soon for a i reason except to show off they were plunging their hands in. Plucking out stones urn putting them Back. I be seen to Lii before in 1 Borneo. They smear the. 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