Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 07, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page four. Winnipeg free press thursday july 7, 1938 Champ honors horse cattle poultry awards made at Brandon by j. W. Mather Brandon Man., july 7. Ribbons were placed on clydesdales Percheron and belgians at Man Toba provincial fair Here wednesday afternoon. Females of the shorthorn Ayrshire and Holstein Breeds also appeared before the judges. A. A. Freeborn Basswood showed the two year old stallion land Mark Mac to win the Clydesdale grand championship the Reserve going to the Brandon experimental farm on Brandon win Law Victor. G. A. Brownridge Brandon had senior Reserve on Flash Dale secur Ity. The female classes were top Ped by Bonnie landmark shown by Stewart Brothers Griswold the Reserve grand going to lady Wood Bank shown by a. Learmonth Brandon. All of these were eligible for Manitoba bred honors. A. Milne. Newdale had Reserve senior in Bloomfield Mona and Marina gave James loth Ian. Fox Warren the Reserve Junior place. Percheron in the Percheron Breed. Cora net stallion of 1937, shown by a. M. Mac Pherson. Brandon was made Junior and grand Champion with shown by f. R. , taking the Junior championship. In the female classes. Echo Ruby shown by Stanley a. Cox. Beres Ford was made grand Champion with Marina Reserve for s. H. S. Beatty Moore Park. A. M. Mac Pherson had Reserve Junior in Roxyanna. The winners were Mani Toba bred. Belgian honors went to a. B. Lesy. Deloraine. For his grand Cham Pion Paramount de far eur and re serve grand Noble de far eur. He also had Reserve female in Sally de far eur while the female grand championship was won by Omer Lesy on Lauretta de far eur. The champions were eligible for the Manitoba bred classes. Holstein females clashes of up to 15 entries faced the judge in the Holstein females the . Herd from Strathmore Supply farm in Alberta winning All the championships. The senior and grand championships went to Strathmore Pansy Mckinley. While the . Herd headed most of the classes the t. A. Townsend Herd from St. Norbert produced the Best three year old Best Junior yearling and won the progeny of dam class. Other Holstein herds were from the Indian residential school at round Lake and j. W. Innes. Woodstock ont. The Townsend Herd topped All the Manitoba bred classes except that for two year Olds taken by Nesbitt and Martin. Competition in Ayrshire females was limited to the Manitoba herds of William Brown Deloraine Anc b. J. Stephens _ Cardale. Stephens had in Bradfield new year s gift the senior Cham Pion Reserve senior and Reserve grand and Reserve Junior. Brown taking the Junior championship. Shorthorn championships the famous Ontario herds of John Jar House and son Weston and f. H. Deacon Unionville. Cleaned up All the shorthorn Champion ships. Deacon had the senior and grand Champion cow in Glenburn Myrtle 6th, Gardhouse taking re serve senior Junior and Reserve Junior championships. The Cham Pion Manitoba bred Bull was shown by c. E. Irwin Newdale. Light horse classes Good Progress was made with judging in the Light horse classes by wednesday evening. Awards follow single Pony in harness under 12 hands Betty Macpherson bran Don took first Don. Woods bran Don second and Keith Macpherson third. Single Trotter or pacer 1. Allan c. Leslie and sons. Watrous sask. 2, w. F. Mcrae and sons. Hayfield Man 3. William Magee Brandon. Best lady Driver 1, j. A. Robert son. Isabella 2. Allan c. Leslie 3, w. F. Mcrae. Hayfield. The first and second awards for the Best heavy harness pair went to j. A. Robertson. Isabella Man. Saddle horse Mare or gelding. 15.2 or under 1, Frank Walker Brandon 2. W. U. Petfield bran Don 3. Lily Macpherson Brandon. Lady s Saddle horse to be Ridden by a lady i w. U. Petfield bran Don 2. Lily Macpherson. Brandon 3. William Magee. Brandon. Light express or delivery horse suitable for delivery purposes shown in harness to Wagon 1, h. W. Williamson. Bart con 2, Jack Parks Alexander Man 3. A. V. Poultry in the poultry department. J. T of Brandon had a Busy time picking the winners from Garrick last showing today a Ann Sheridan in o patient in room 18 Joe e. Brown in wide open faces Ben bigger and Battier mysteries Are missed these Looney limbs of Hie Law will mess them Herbert Allen Jenkins Marcia Ralston no. Accident accidents will happen Ronald Reagan Gloria Blondell Dick Purcell Sheila Bromley 12-2 i5c 2-6 25c eve. 35c Lake Brandon Creamery and sup ply co. Nesbitt and Martin Shoa Rendall. Brandon 4, James i. Of fat jr., Carroll. Man. The 800 Birds the largest number that has been shown in the Summe fair for the last dozen years. Breed ers who specialize with different Breeds generally Carrie the majority of awards for Birdso their Choice. The m. Evans famil of Brandon with 25 exhibits too 12 firsts seven seconds and a thirds for Buff and White roping tons and a. Bentley of Brandon took Sev eral firsts for Golden Wyandotte and All awards for Partridge rocks for Plymouth rocks barred Ligh and dark r. H. Cameron of Ter ence Man., took the lion s share o awards though o. W. Mae bran Don took some of the ribbons the prize for Best pen of the dark variety. Plymouth Kecks White took Al firsts with mrs. William Pearson Hamiota taking a second. Jersey Black Grants g. Newlove Brandon All awards. Wyandotte a White c. H. Walker Portage la Prairie took All firsts and seconds while Keith Macpherson j. Rawley and mrs. Joe Woods All of Brandon took thirds. Wyandotte Silver s. Sturke Brandon All firsts for individual Birds and j. Hawley for Best pen. Wyandotte Black j. Rawley All awards. Rhode Island reds w. J. Daire of Neepawa and f. Gibson car Berry shared the firsts and seconds schools exhibit the schools exhibit building is a popular department for visitors. The Indian exhibits from Indian Indus trial schools and reserves in All parts of the province include Artis tic work such As handcraft Rug making Wood work drawings in Black and White compare favourably with any other work in the build ing. This department for the past three years has been under super vision of school trustee w. N. Suth Erland and among the visitors to he building this week were Hon. W. J. Tupper of Manitoba Hon. J. S. Gibson and leads of the provincial education department who were very complimentary in their remarks regard no the exhibits. Exhibits from the Rural schools include Fine collect Jons of soils Wood plants Etc. For collections of drawings in color Black and White and in pen cil. Earl Haig school Brandon took Premier awards while Earl Oxford school. Brandon had the Best col Section by individual pupils. Rural schools which obtained awards included Northfield Wawa Nesa. Chater. Tree Bank Miniota and Whitfield school Souris. All awards in the Industrial arts went to the Brandon Industrial arts class. Grand stand third evening of the exhibition found the grand stand filled to capacity with people. Many hundreds More failing to secure accommodation made it necessary for the officials to put on two performances of the International follies. This evidence of Success a duplicated around the judging rings and by the crowds that filled the Midway and display buildings while details of wednesday s receipts Are not yet compiled the figures up to tuesday night Sho grand stand receipts up 38 per cent and outside Gates up 12 per Cen As compared with 1937 figures. Bull championships shorthorn Bull grand championship went to Laymor Royal owned by f. H. Deacon to Unionville int a two year old appearing for the first time on the Western circuit. Deacon also had the Junior and Reserve grand in his calf Glen Jurn decoration and Reserve Junior on his yearling. Reserve senior championship went to John Gard Louse and son Weston ont., on the aged Princeton publican. Bull championships were also placed in the Dairy Breeds. In the holsteins the two year old from he , Supply farm at Strath More Alberta Strathmore de win on Heilo who stood second at Oronto last year was made senior and grand Champion. The . Arm also produced the Junior and serve Junior champions. Reserve Enior and Reserve grand Champion hips went to the Townsend milling on Bull. Spring farm Bonnie Almyra now housed in the premises of the Trappist fathers at 3t. Norbert herds produced the Ayrshire Champion bulls senior going to William Brown Deloraine and Junior and Reserve grand to b. J. Stephens Cardale. Championships in Tamworth logs were won by h. M. Clark Brandon whose sole competitor was Fraser Clark also of Brandon. In South Ovyn sheep r. B. Hunter Winnipeg took the Ewe championships and also showed he Reserve Champion ram the am championship going to j. B. Tennedy Nderton ont. In. Standard bred horses r. B. Achsoh Stockton Manitoba produced the Junior Champion and a Mare exhibited by Charles Thor Bredenbury sask., was made senior and grand Champion Emale. Free today All Day to lady patrons Dorchester pattern English dinnerware Carole Lombard Fred Macmurray with Dorothy Lamour in swing High swing Low Melvyn Douglas Gail Patrick the Lone Wolf returns adults 4 g Afier to c . I of o . Z5c Beacon coot Grin and Bear it. By Lichty i of must remember Madam these pedigreed diffs won t they d rather starve lightning Hail damage crops. Shoal Lake july 7 special lightning accompanied by Hail damaged portions of the crop Here arly wednesday morning. Coming rom the West the storm commence c bout 7 a.m., and sooth of the Dis Rich slight damage was done to the rain on. Several farms. In its Ourse the storm became worse Anc completely wiped out about 140 cres of Grain on the farm owned and occupied by Hugh Short Shoal take. The Village and North were More fortunate with a Good rain Only. Oak Lake. Man., july 7 special 23, Ivan 10, and Stan by 1% years sons of or. And mrs. Thu Hatch four Miles South of Oak a narrowly escaped being killed y lightning during tuesday. Eve ing s rainstorm. The three Wera Landing in the doorway on the Outh Side of their Home when a Honing struck a nearby Aerial ire and burned off the insulated Able to the radio. Crawford was locked to the floor and Ivan aged. But Stanley who was stand in Between his Brothers was in Urt. A dog on the door step owned violently but was apparent r not injured. On the North Side the House a Telephone ground we manufacture 1 our own weather f w by Jjo a last show 9 . Mid Spahics Irvin s. Cobb Raymond Taige today All Day to lady patrons exclusive Royal majesty English dinnerware 5 c from Kansas City f w All Star acts vaudeville de luxe screen shows g Vicror Moore Beulah Bond make Way for tomorrow Jackie Coopee adult with Joseph Calleia in Tough Guy to Holt saturdays holidays to 5 . Walloon barrage is criticized Londom july 7. Cage to keep enemy bombers away in wartime became the target of House of commons slippers wednesday As Hon. Leslie Hore Belinba Secretary for War went before the select committee to explain use of the official secrets act against members of parliament. Sir Kingsley Wood Secretary of state for air defence from the House floor denied that Lack of material or equipment was delaying Extension of the balloon barrage system of balloons with Dang Ling cables designed to trap attack ing other areas. He said further experience with the device in the London area was necessary. The a minister ignored a ques Tion from a conservative member As to whether the balloons were any Good in a Gale. During the experiments several have blown away to France trailing dangerous lengths of Cable. An inventor has patented a boat from which is suspended a window enclosed Well into which persons can descend to see underwater animal and Plant life. Rod wire was severed and three holes were made in a window pane in the basement. The House in stalled with lightning rods was not struck. The three lads Are apparently none the worse for their experience. Drowning Rescue Selkirk Man., july 7. Special a prompt Rescue by Bert Hall saved 13-year-old Rose Rifkin from cer Tain death by drowning in the red River just South of Selkirk Bridge wednesday afternoon. The child was playing on an Hetherington overturned boat in the centred the Stream when becoming frightened she started to swim for Shore but was exhausted almost immediately. Hearing screams Louis Howard walking on the Bank nearby rushed to the scene but child had Al ready gone under twice by the time he was Able to summon Bert Hall with his Row boat to the or. Hall retrieved the child who was unconscious and applied artificial respiration which revived her. Deaths and funerals Portage la Prad Riti Flora Mcmaster 74, Portage Pioneer died at her residence Here wednes Day. Born at Campbell Shiue ont., in 1884, she married Harry my Vlaster of Milton. Ont., and in 1892 they came West to Manitoba settling on the Plains where they have resided for the last 46 years. She was a member of Knox United Church. Besides her husband she s survived by four daughters mrs. W. H. Mccracken mrs. Jean Swan son mrs. D. D. Elgert and mrs. C. T. Fraser five sons Roy James Hus sell. Gordon and Leslie and one Foster son William Marlow he Ina sask. Funeral will be held. Friday at 3 . From Knox United Church Rev. J. W. Meek officiating. Injured in Cash Eddie Sykes an employee of he jewel store on Lilac Street suffered severe cuts about the face when the motorcycle he was rid no and an Auto collided on Lilac treet at Mcmillan Avenue. After receiving attention from a local doctor the boy was taken off to Misericordia Hospital. His condition wednesday night was Filer. Melville sask july 7. Special outstanding work during the past school term the school boar has awarded scholarships As f o lows Grade 9, Eleanor wheele and Abie Kanee ?5 Grade 10 Chas. Campling ?10, and Jewe Strong dual at lyceum theatre Bill made up of first Hundred years and of human t unfolding an amusing tale of _ marital misunderstandings the first Hundred years on the double Bill at the lyceum theatre brings again into ranks of Young polished Robert Mont Gomery. His trouble is with Vir Ginia Bruce his wife in the film and the whole trouble begins be cause the wife earns More than the husband and refuses to leave her business to accompany him to an other City where he Lias been Given a lucrative appointment. To make matters worse a divorce court judge awards the husband a month As Alimony. This seems to add insult to injury All very comical from the audience View Point and the picture will hold up its end in the dual especially As it is Well directed and presented. On the other hand of human hearts the companion picture is a very serious drama of the time of the War Between the states. The movie has been carefully pre pared and initially presents inter sting scenes of life Civo Iza Ion s Frontier just prior to the War. I the cast a Strong one there Are Walter Huston As an old time preacher Beulah Bondi As his wife James Stewart As his son Guy Sib Bee Charles d. Coburn and John Carradine. The last named player has the role of president -.incoln, but is Only briefly on the screen. Stewart s playing enhances Lis Promise of a great movie fun ure. Stark realism is noted in con Tant quarrels Between the preacher and his Greece has prohibited chemical treatment of Green olives for Arti ii a Jiuji Umi Jioie a it Smicik j3i.ua. Utji Fetij facially presenting them As Ripe. Drama that tells How big race track bet Garrick once in a while some makers of move throw away All the elements of common sense dignity reasonableness and dec Orum and turn out a picture which la the world s Daf Fiest comedy just exactly that occasion came alone when the Warner Bros decided they would make so the e octopus and put Hugh Herbert and alien Jenhins into the leading roles. The result is a a mystery farce any sense whatever which opens Friday at the Garrick theatre no sense but a great fun according to the reviewers. Hugh and Allen Are a detective and the world s very dumbest. In their radio car they hear an alarm that Al policemen Are. Called upon to seek the an. Octopus of has the City in its grip. The Trail leads to an abandoned Light House three Miles offshore. A real octo pus turns up every once in a while a tentacle snakes out of a Crevice in the Wall and wraps itself around one or the other of tha dumb Dicks there Are roars of Thunder and bursts of lightning. There arc screams of women occasionally a Corpse is found. In the ending Hugh and Allen find out what it is about., a thrilling exposure of the fake injury Racket whereby insurance associations have been robbed of hundreds of thou Sands of dollars in Acci dents will a Varner Bros melodrama scheduled As the second Fea Ture of the programme. Ronald Reagan Youthful new Star who until a few months ago was a radio news commentator in Des Molnes Iowa is featured As an insurance adjuster who exposes just such gangs As have been appearing in the news recently. Another newcomer in the picture is Gloria Blondell younger sister of the famous Joan. Metropolitan in the picture White banners on Friday s double Bill at the metropolitan theatre As in the novel the dominant character is that of Hannah Parmalee he toil worn peddle who comes into he household of Paul Ward town school teacher at a troublous time and devotes herself unselfishly to the service the Ward family. Necessarily condensed the Story of the picture deals mainly with the period in Onich. Paul Ward invents an ice less icebox and then reaches its Climax in the discovery by Hannah that the adopted son of the town banker is her own child. That she does thereafter movingly Illus trates the author s Contention in behalf if the nobility of the human spirit. The Hannah is played by Fay Bainter. Long famous on the stage but Only recently a recruit to motion pictures. Claude Rains is Paul Ward his wife is played by Kay Johnson Jackie Cooper s the youth who Hannah learns is her own and his girl Friend the daughter of 3aul Ward is Bonita Granville. Other important roles Are filled by Henry o Neill James Stephenson and j. Farreau Mcdonald. Edmund Goulding directed. When the other picture. Little miss thoroughbred a Warner Bros. Comedy Ting coups Are sometimes the Public will be ii a six year old nun who it expected by the studio to next great child a plays the title measure of the studio s b future is that she was Given ant part even though she one Day s professional Autasi talented comedienne in with Cory supported by chs Lea the stars fashion. Grant playing by a sparking spar Haggle to town no fashion. 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