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Drumheller Review 1931-01-02 - 1934-06-28
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THE REVIEW Established In 1913 Published every Thursday at Review Bullding, Railway Ave., Drumheller, Alberta, Advertiaing Rates on Appliclation the c. J. PORRITT — — — Proprietor Subscription Rates Three Months 60 Six Months +:1,00 One Year .. 2.00 One Year in U.S.A. 2.50 THURSDAY, APRIL ite 1934 EDITORIAL “NOTE They say Willian B.A. ts growing himself cor the next Provin on, as a candidate for Calg: a WwW his bible, wh art, “and baste Wiliam ought to make 2 provided the Douglas system racket does not play out in the meantime, Just to think ef it, oh dream of t? What? That $1,250.00 Major Doug: got for one half day's conterence wi our members, . F. C. Moyer, M.LA, our own mem. er fought the giving of Douglas that we v euronucualy, in the com. ole house. Mr, Moy- er claimed it was absolutely unnece sa) Bur vas .hoplele: ed, as the members le were shouting “We oir dear peop! want Douglas”. It 1s understood that the poison pen wlio is back of g movement to start itn ph weekly paper. Oh What the dwellery in this: Vai y of tears have to’ suffer for being that Wald and Wooly Mining Town, ARSON CHARGE CONTINUED - (Continued trom front page) any of the statements made by him du connection with bis own, trial on the charge of arson or the present trial of Williamson. die claimed thar they had reasoned with him, aud after he had thought things out, and saw that Slot and he were to be mado the goats, he figured that it was best for himself to make a clean breast of everything. The defense counsel attacked Mc- Donaid on his conversations with Mil liamson on the Sunday they spent in the local cells, umd which are very important factors In the vast amount of evidence produced. He referred to him being a stool pligeon, in fact. Mre Cameron was just in the midst of a characierstic cutburst of rapid fire cross-questioning, when His Lord- ship announced that court would ad- journ until ten o'clock Wednesday morning, when’ McDonald will again | take the stand. ‘on continued his | jon ef jCuarles Edw M.vonald, at ny session of the Arthur E. Wwial on the charge of vouspiracy to commit arson with intent to defraud, Mr. Cameron ¢ ted on the tuse, and the gasolene, used to burn down whe Atlas Grocery Store Newcastle, and also on discrepancies between McDonald's statements and those of hs confederate Gorge Slot, both of whom are serving a ye: sentence in the Lethbridge Jail as 7 sult of their con 3 to burn ing down the Atins Store bulding, McDonald, who ,was on the hess stand for nearly five hours re- fused to be shaken, an snaintained thar Sie decided that he was ina tig spot and to tell the truth about the whole affair, and a the accused Williamson, who was the man be- hind the whole thing. C.-Ay Ed- wards, crown prosecutor, at one juncture, made strenuous objection to Str. Cameron's method of handling the witness McDonald, and suggested that Mr, Cameron accor! him. the same fairness as any other witness at atrial. Mr. Justice Ewing, when Mr. Cameron had suggested Donald that as reg the ence in his di police and evi that he had een prompted, wiiness was not obliged ry in chronological ny point had been craton) th tated that he had s ter he bad collect od, | rom ie a Wil- handling This according to McDonald, the afterncon of Fubruar: Whitehouse hotel : ella thet % fire to buil i was insistent that forced by 7: oh « His evidence showei that everything O'Connor gave the ac r duphic: police record, with the same candor, us characterized McDouald's replies © Mr. Cameron, Hig evidence, as to the burning of store, and arrang ments with McDonald, was corrobor- ative of McDonald's evidence, Mrs, Charles McDonald, wife of one of the convicted men, told of visits the accused Arthur Williamson, made to their homo on the south sidg of the railway tracks, He always call: cd after supper, and on these occas. fons her husband was out. He did uot enquire about store bills, on these vccaatons, but left word that he want- to see her husband. His first visit was around the first of January, while his last visit was around February 16, when he left Word that he would be at the curling rink, and for her hus- band to meet him there, as he wanted to see him very particularly. Mrs. McDonaht was shown slips covering thetr account at the store, of which Williamson was manager, and which account Was to be can- celled, as part of the contract for burning dewn the Atlay Store, She was also shown other slips, which © supposed to ibe thelr account at store, But, on which she claimed there Wore items which she had never ptt ed, stich ax tooth paste, five cent bread, y butter. The Ich were con- while the total of account alleged can coiled was approximately $15.76. Mrs Id stated that when Mr, Wil liamson called at their old house on Second Avenue West, he mention edthelr store account to her, but nev er at their new home, to which visits she had. made mention. ane n Thew, now s, who was serving a sentence for in the cells at the ‘provin- ial building, at the time, MeDonald, Siot, and Williamson were arrested, told of the cotiversation, which he overheard in the cells between Wil- Mamson and McDonald. Ho stated that he heard Williamson say to Me- Donald “You take the rap and I will take care of your wife and. family”, to which, McDonaki replied, “What the hell you think Tam?" Wlliamson, he then claimed remarked to MeDon- ald “Is there any possible. way we can frame Frenchy?” Frenchy is the name of which George Slot is better known, McDonald he claimed’ made no reply to Williamson At supper, Thew claimed that Wil- liamson asked if they wore their own of an clothes in the penetentiary, and, tf they cut one's: hair off. on that Sunday evening, after Wllliam- son had been questioned by J. J. Xich. olson, Thew claimed thar Willamson had Said that they would have to frame some way to make g Har out of Mr. Nicholson. Hiamsor. “he | continued remarked :0 McDonald a is too dam bad that-I- got tlils mess" MeDonald's reply was you folowed me around the streets, call- REVIEW, DR THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934 gether for the first time as co-stars, are said to have provided the biggest truckload of laughs to roll out of Hollywood in the hilarious picture, “Bonrbshell” which heads the program starting Monday at the Napier Thea- tre, The production is dscribed as a pictorial record of Hollywood laugh- Ing at Itself, a story woven around the myths and rutuors that have flown out of the film capital and. presented in & composite of humor and laugh provoking situations for th ment of the movie-going publi is based on a play by Caroline Franck and Mack Crane, adapted to the sereen by Jules Furthman and John Lee Mahin. Miss Harlow, Im what sho admits to be the most unusual role of her career, is seen as a screon star whose life ig made misecabie by the antics of her ‘press agent, Lee ‘Tracy her liquor-loving father, Frank Morgan; her fasle lover Franchot Tone; her director, Pat O'Bren; her secretary, Una Merkel; her brother, Ted Healy—and a score or more of other well-known personalities, who constitute what is practically an all- star cast. STARS OF FILM AND SPORTS WORLD ACT, “THE CONQUERING SEX" covering McDonald's bill. 1 Corporal M. Moriarty was on the Ff witness stand at the noon sjourn. —s ment Mr, Cameron objected to the A bul Ph admission of the accused Willlamson’s mbulance ‘one Sitewent ot os Nenkon tng | WA PLER THEATRE put in as evidence, This statement Bae Ce eee Sienna the DRUMHELLER. 333 preaencg of Corporal Moriarty on the Sunday after Williamson was arrested NORTHERN ELECTRIC SOUND SYSTEM . Mr. JuStice Ewing nsidering Humphries points raiged during luncheon hour. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY rs J. Neholson followed Corporal Morlarty Inthe witness box this af- os F | H aco ng 2 vee sAPRIL 5-6-7 uneral Home Ing to press AY - a “ : : let St. W Dheller ‘BOMBSHELL’ A PEEP THRU e onquerin: Sex FILM STAR'S KEYHOLE q sg —— with MYRNA LOY, MAX BAER, dea Hale ENEte the’ 1@teie, and AER, PRIMO CARNERA and DEMPSEY Lee Tracy Her Press Agent ——Also Fox. News and Act. MATINEE: SATURDAY AT 2:30 P. M. Jean Harlow and Lee ‘Trae, to E. E. W. MILLS MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY APRIL 9..-10---11 THE FEMALE FIRECRACKER OF FILMDOM! JEAN HARLOW: in “BOMBSHELL” with LEE TRACY. Also Pathe Review and Comedy MATINEE: MONDAY at 4:15 p.m. COMING :: APRIL 12.-..13---14 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM WHEELER and WOOLSEY in ‘Hips, Hips, Hurray!’ ——and—___. “Girl Without a Room” Old Country, Alberta must get grain and cattle together and establish feeding cen- and some of these were soon due for; tres. Tho matter must be gone m- their solo flights. They also had a] 0 thoroughly, or Alberta will lose it's number of new members joining the} outlet. . It is wiser to feed the cattle club, while ther temporary aerodrome! in Alberta. on the Munson Hill will be Ncensed}] Alberta holds the key to the hog within a week's time. ituation in Britian according to the The speaker statad that the club} Packers, but wy must improve the would have something definite to put] QU@lty of our hogs, or we shall have before the Board of Trade, Rotary] domestic price and an export price Club and other organizations Inter-| All authorities, including the govern- ested in the development of Drum-|™¢nt admonish the hog raisers that “DRUMHELLER REVIEW" $200 Per Annum Myrna Loy, Max Baer, Primo Car-| nera, Jack Dempsey, Walter Huston and Otto Kruger comprise the distin.| gushed group of actors and porting , porsonalities gathered together by | Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer tor “Conquer-} ing Sex" a gripping story of the prize ring which starts tonight as the at- traction of the Napier Theatre. Miss Loy, last seen in Night flight” ed at my house several times and ee me to do it and what I got ‘fall’, Mr. Nicholson had asked him to give him a statement of what he had heard i the polic which he did, and which Mr, Nicholson had taken down and being the one produced In court. 4 Mr. Cameron, was in the midst of | Cross examining Thew, wars court, adjourned ‘until ten’ o'clock Thursday Morning. . The defense counsel pro. | vided a lively few minutes when he Claimed that’ Phew had been iet out of jail before the time called for in, his commitment. His sentence, of ys dated back to the time arrest for vagrancy, and Mr. what has been critical throughout of the prosecution's me- thods, more or less insinuated that Thew had been let out as a reward for his statement. This brought crown prosecutor Eiwards to his feet with a most decided adjection, Edwards maintained that, Mr. Cam- eron in his remarks was reflecting on both the police and the court officials, | in an unfair manner. . Mr. Cameron stated that he would look ser Thew's commitment record, and take matter : up at the morning session. _ The crossfire between opposing coun | died out with His Lordship an-! nouneing adjournment At Thursday mornin Supreme Court J. Me continued eross exami Mr sitting of y Cameron on of Allen Thew. Mr. meron failed in his attempt + to got witness ‘to admit that J. J. Nicholson, special investigator for the usurance investigation bureau, | vé him any money. ‘Thew stoutly ! denied that he had been given an. thing by Mr. Neholson, he still main- tained that he give his written state- was rate L.* 0" Connor was called | s4 in regard to Thew's com. mitment on the wagrancy charge for ich Thew was sentenced to 14 days thbridge jail. Magistrate. stated that while he had, to do with tho prisoners after th een committed to jail. ter | understood there was arrangement to Magi asia ‘ Ft to; w re did odd Jobs around the bullding. was Carried ott properly by the court officials and the police and there were no eroinas for insinuations made by At the close of Wed- embraced of Rocurine ch the witne nity © trom £ am- ‘on a good characte greatly shoc first nee a8 was subsequent King store the wigima ca and “Penhouse”, has recently estab- ad to him, and he had signed, jished herself and outstanding of tho| bership campaign, which they were Of having the sub-laboratory, at Mor- screen's feminine stars. Baer, chal- leugerup for the heavy-welght cuanip | lonship of the world; and generally | acknowledged as the most colorful fighter in the prize ring today, makes! his first. screen appoarance in thia ‘picture and has been called a virile exponent of the new vogue in lading men. ROTARIANS HEAR TALK ON AVIATION Continued trom front page) which shows that lability to. accid- ent in aeroplane is only one sixtieth of that in automobiie, Mr. Lingenfelder, when referring to he statement made oy himself that his mechanieal vledgo made it asy for him to learn to fly, said that ! It was.a handicap 'to know too much about. an engine, Just,-as with a‘ car, the average driver, if car sounds alright, does not worry about «the engine, while the real pilot instruet- or, does not insist tipon a knowledgo of the different instruments, when {learning to fly. Hw found this ont, fter having some preliminary train- ng before the Drumbeller Aero Club was formed, and Pilot George Clarke, one of the three pilots in Western Cantad to hold Cinss B license, took the instruction work of the club, The first thing he was taught was to got eagle wise, and learn to fly along eagle wise lines rather than by using instruments. Then, if an in-4 strument fails, you can come down without instrument, having been taught to fly without, thom. Of se that prisoners receiving |COUMo the instruments are all neces- ti retained in the cells ' sary and their functions must be un- However, Alberta had too much wheat While the weatherman was kind Sun- coerce fout getting eagle wise ¢ first essential. rns speaker added that he could ee the possibilities within two years time, of aeroplanos retailing at less than one thousand dollars. Thore! is a company in the United States’ who figuring on mass production of ten thousand planes, intend to p-o- duce a two passenger, enclosed plane, in ho ‘with top speed of one hundred milcs horses , Which today costs four thousand dal- lars for one thousand doHars.. Ima. which Sine, ho adda! the stimulus to avia- livestock province, do- ‘pite the boom | tion, such an output at a price, Ain the reach of the ordinary car buyer. Me, Lingenfelter touched oi the ing the other Canadian Provinees, AL! yy.9y qm-—Bre ea aims and objects of the local aero berta is the greatest treeding province 7°02 #-M-—Bible School, b, which was affiliated with the of highest quality cattle, but the ch pig) WeLHDe: a8) ew; min (18 Catrary Aero Club, | While the go- ranchers have beon hard it and some. "The Coming of Jesus de had been BART sit through the thing must be done. In 1930, the! Christ with all his Saints’ « ion of Pilot Instructor Clarke the Calgary Acro Club, they had fe nine members taking training, | | ___ MORE ABOUT HOG RAISING heller ag an airport, and aviation point | ‘ey must improve the quality, if thoy and he asked everyone to get behind | WANt the better price. He congratu- th Aero Club in thelr efforts toward ‘ted the boys and girls on, the forma- ‘tion of swine clubs and hoped to see ALBERTA LICENSED OPTICIAN — Watchmaker and Jeweler ——_. ORUMHELLER, ALTA. W. H. SPADY, D.C.PA.C. CHIROPRACTOR Over DeForest Music House Hours: 10-12 am. 26 p.m. Evenings 7-9 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday DRUMHELLER LODGE B.P.O.E. No. 54 Meets First and Third Wednesdays of each month, In Elka’ Hall Contre Stroot Visiting moemberg cordially invited to attend JAS. RODGERS, E. R. this end. He reminded his audienco, that air mail was being re-established ‘he Drumheller district boyy among T. W. BENNETT, Secy. and that, after the main air mail lines) We twenty winners picked for the were functioning, there would mee to , Toronto. ranch lines, an © Dru was mn was pas: F 2 . ed at meeting, which will urge pen CLASSIFIED AD: right in the path of the coming do- velopment of airmail service, as we! as commercial aviation, Tho mem- Honorable Robert Weir, Dominion Minister of Agriculture the necessity rin opened. a month the carrying on uot only included active earlier by members, desiring to learn to fly, but EXtimologist’s Department on account LIFE®« INSURANCE. — The whole family protected in one policy for $1.25 per month (only $15 per year) associate members, who wished to Of the grasshapper menace, and P. 4, ) assist the club in carrying out their, Rock and John A Mackay, secretary f the Board of Trade, were appoint to take the matter up with Mr. eir and also H. L, Samans, chief of the Entimologist branch, Lethbridge. work. e Gerald Fish was chairman of the yy meeting, which was in charge of the new members’ of the Rotary Club, while Gus Elkins quartettee, consist-! ing of Mrs. T. Leitch, Miss K. Barlow W Forrester, and Mr, Elkins, with T, ‘M. McGarry at the piano, saig a much LAST SATURDAY BUSY appreciated number Past President IN THE COAL CITY Dr. R. J, Johnston moved a vote of ——_ Miss V. B. Christe, of Calgary was a business visitor this weel thanks %0 the speakers and the art-|, Easter Sunday opened up cloudy, ists, while he complimented the new, Put turned out to be a delightful Spring Day. The special Easter ger- Rotarians on the excellence and appro- priateness of their aviation program. eS vices at al the churches were large- ly attended, and while the Coal City boasts of no board walk, upon which to stage a fashion display, still evid- (Continued from front’ page) ences of Easter finery were quite in Baker closed his address by stating) evidence, that, when the new development in| A feature of the Easter woek-ond, tho English market 1s understood, it Was the all day rush at N, B, Vickers will be observed that everything oflice to secure provincial automobile points to higher price for hogs for Hcenses, under the twenty per cent Covers death from-any cause. Write Jack Knight. Box 888 Spokane, Wash. GENTLEMENS Personal Drug Sun- ‘dries. Send for catalogue or $1.00 for 45 assorted samples, New kinds. Highest Quality Postpaid in plain wrapper the same day as order is National Distributors, Box 26, North Regina, Sask. ee POULTRY BABY CHICKS — From Pure Bred Flocka of best Blood Lines. Prices tor March and April, White Log- horns, per 100, $40; Barred Rocks, per 100, $11; R. I. Reds, per 100, $12; Buff Orpington, per 100, $12; White Wyndotte, per 100, $12. We guarantee 100 per cent ‘delivery of strong healthy chicks. —_Fitchett Electric Hatchery. ist St. West, Drumhelle the next four yea It was tho first discount basis effective Saturday. The time the hog producers had a set-up “emand for licenses from those, who like this, and they could rest assured had thelr cars tied up all winter, be- and go ahead and improve their stock 80 With the opening of store in the Mr. Carlyle in his opening remarks Morning, and continued until the ten expressed his pleasure at the large .0°clock Saturday night closing hour. attendance, and congratulated those Clty Treasurer Harold A. Brown's behind meeting Drumheller was not. Office also presented a busy scene, as d for it's coal,.and the high quality Saturday was the last day, upon of it's grain, which ratepayers could reap the bene- Alberta was originally:a live stock fit of the ten percent discount on province, inhabited by ranchers, but ‘heir business tax, when thé land was broken up, and . Paying tribute to the provincial and wheat shipped in large quant! 4nd city Ceasars Saturday, put a lot .Alberta forgot to raise vestock of Coal City money into circulation. Church : Notices 8T. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH oeeeed SUNDAY SERVICES Low yee and Sermon ..... High and Sermon Sunday Schoo) .. Evening Devotions tlon 2pm Stuetie Rev. Father Tohenenet aise ———+. ant would have to build again on the “ay and allowed the automobile own. livestock industry. Farmers today ¢T# to get in the first day of their were just getting back to the live license tax period, ! stock ralsing Idea. Fortunately to- z t day the price of hogs was higher} SALVATION ARMY SERVICES than a year ago, while although tho Prices of all livestock were away low a year ago, hogs, butter fat, oggs | and other things had gone up, whilo there was a splendid demand for} gunday Evening Service 7:80 pm. True beet cattle and wheat 2—___—_ Wero still low. Alborta however was still a great F!RST REGULAR BAPTIST CHURCH One Block North of Post Office Rev. H. C. Phillips, Pastor Saturday—s p.m, Sunday—11 a.m, Sunday School—2 p.m. Wo had In wheat, while Alberta ox-| ported in large numbers! besides tecd. | WEDNESDAY tarriff prevented shipment of cattle! 8:00 p.m.—Prayer and Bible Study. to the United States, so the only thing | 8T. MAGLOIRE’S CHURCH Rev. Robert Axon, Incumbent J . (Over Toshach Store) ——— Secong Sunday tn Month— ¢ HOW COMMURIOD vererseorveene 8500 mn. Childcen’s Bucharist ......... 9.20 a.m, Morming Prayer -eveecseeeeere11:00 a.m. Sunday School and Outside Munson—Holy €gmmunion 11:30 a.m, fayne—Evensong .. - 4:00 p.m Holy Baptism will be administered at 3:00 p.m, in the Church, on the First Sunday in the month, and at other times by appointment with the Priest-in-charge, —— TRY ONE OP OUR “CLASSIFIED” ADB. ON YOUR HOOK — THEY lett is to ship grain fed cattle to the; Everybody Wolcome. CATCH THEM EVERY TIME &
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