The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 4

HOLM AN CUP FOR DRAMATICS IS AWARDED Ptrformanc of "The Under' current" at the Playhouse Wine Honors In competition with two other production, "The Undercurrent," produced by Miss Maybello Monninton wan awarded the J. H. Holmun cup for the amateur dramatitc champion ship of the civil aervice at a perform ance In the fiaynouae ineai Thursday nieht. Two other were entered fur the competition, one of which, "The Bishop's Candlesticks," produced by Mrs. M.

M. Cussans, won the T. Eaton Company. cup. The other plav was "Wurzel Flummery," produced by S.

M. Turner. Reginald Hincki, Gordon Mitchell and Frank Wado acted as adjudi CHtors. The judges announced that they had no difficulty in reaching a unanimous decision. The principal tropby wu awarded to the per former 01 "the undercurrent, lor artistry In presentation and sincerity In acting.

The cast of the winning play was: D. Black, Maybello Monnington A. Leyden, Margaret Gislason, V. Cliff and Grace Chapman. Those taking part In "The Bishoo's Candlesticks" were: Percy E.

Cavy. W. MofTntt. Margaret McBeth, Ida Gauthier, Gilbert Trepean andn H. P.

Killlck. These performers ne cured the T. Eaton Company cup for the third consecutive time. The cast of "Wurzel Flummery," comprised A. H.

Wilkinson, Beatrice Edgar, Helen Kickol, Howard Murphy, Frank Dempsey and E. Last. CHINESE BANDITS BURN AND LOOT SMALL VILLAGES 350 Killed in Fighting at SseanDetperadoet Swear Vengeance SHANGHAI, April 25. Advices from Huchow, Northern Cheklang province, today stated lawless elements were continuing their burning and looting in that locality and that many persons had been killed. Szean, 24 miles west of Huchow, was reported to have fallen into the hands of 8,000 bandits.

It was reported the merchants there agreed to pay 1100,000 Mexican to prevent looting snd that the bandits agreed. Before the money was paid, however, provincial troops arrived. In the ensuing fight. 300 bandits and 80 soldiers were killed. The bandits were routed but they wore vengeance before departing.

h.bTmackenzie, montreal bank head, is dead CONTINUED week I spent considerable time with him, not only In his office but In his home, and he seemed In good health and as active and alert as ever. He was looking forward with zest to going to New York to clay self with an old intimate friend over the Easter week end. "I have known Mr. Mackenzie for 24 years, and there was no one for whom I had such a high regard, not only as a personal friend, but as a business man and banker. My affection for him was profound.

He was guided by the highest principles of morality in every deed and action, and It was only last week, when peaking with him regarding a matter altogether aside from the lending of money, that he made the remark that If one does what he believes to 1 vlN 1 I0 com be ripht, he will never go far wrong "This remark and advice was typi cal of the principles that motivated his every action. He was a typical representative of the fine old stock which laid the business und social foundation of modern Canada. "As a banker ne possessed nn as tonishtncly keen insight into business affairs, the result of many yearn quiet study and observation. I venture to say that when he was appointed geii eial manager of the Bank ef Montreal last October, no appointment was received with more widespread appro nation amongst the banking fratern ity than was his. The number of his friends, from Halifax to Vancouver, were legion.

Every one trusted and respected his Judgment and advice. "Mr. Mackenzie lived in Winnipeg from 1907 to 1909, when he was western superintendent of the Bank of British Noith America, and he was widely known in the city and throughout the prairie luovinccs. While Mr Mackenzie has been general manager of the Bank of Montreal for only a few months, he had in that short period made a distinct contribution to the hank, and his passing will be a distinct loss." "Canada has lost one of her most outstanding bankers," was the tribute of 8. L.

Cork, supervisor of the Royal Bank of Canada. "The news of his death will be a shock, indeed, to the banking and business world. Even years sgo, when Mr. Mackenzie was associate, with the old Bank Of British North America, his ability was widely recognized. He was held in the highest regard both as a banker and a citizen." J.

A. Woods, Western superintendent of the Bank of Toronto, also expressed his deep regret at THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE, "FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 103T the death of the banker. 'The banking fraternity recognized his ability, Mr. Woods said, "and in his career there was a wealth of evidence of his worth. C.

O. K. Noune, manager of the Bank of Commerce here, knew Mr Mackenzie personally for 25 veais "He was a brilliant flguro in Can adlan banking Mr. Noune said, "and his death will leave a place hard to fill. Not only will the financial world miss him.

As a private citizen, in whatever part of the country be made his home, he was held In high esteem. He will be sincerely missed." R. K. Beairsto. manager here of the Dominion Bank, echoed the sen timents of his fellow banker and expressed deep regret at the loss suffered by the Bank of Montreal and the financial world, generally, in Mr.

Mackenzie's death. CONVICTS RULE OHIO PRISON AS MUTINY FLARES CONTINUED! to force the men into the cell last night. All work at the prison was suspended Thursday with the exception of labor necessary to keep the penitentiary running. The "powerhouse" gang agreed to shovel coal to provide light and heat: the hospital organization continued to function, and a gang repairing a roof over one cell block worked on. knowing that a refusal would mean Mothers Time Off! Bobby's asleep! A sound, restful sleep after round of hard play.

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They preached passive resistance and kept the more hot headed from molesting the guards. Bloodshed Fesred Rev. Albert O'Brien, a chaplain at the prison, after circulating through the yard, said that bloodshed might result if Gov. Cooper refused to yield to the prisoners' demand for the removal of Warden Thomas. This was before word of the governor' refusal reached the prison.

Spokesmen for the convict demanded the release of the dozen or more of the most desperate convicts In "Company Deputy Warden I. C. Woodard unlocked their cells and permitted them to roam behind the wire enclosure that forms the "bird cage" In front of their cells. They said they had no desire to create a disturbance, but merely "wanted to get out of the hole." Four prisoners In solitary confine ment were released later by the guard wo attempt was made to interfere Your Big Help for Honsecleaning along "death row," where condemned men are awaiting execution. Cenvlct Given Tobacc Prisoners asked for tobacco, 'and their requests were granted.

Warden Thomas says a "human explosions" may com at any time. "The situation," he added, "is by far the worst since the Are. We are be Ing careful to do nothing In, cause trouble, but If trouble comes we will rush soldiers inside." Release of the prisoners In the desperate company" came shortly after Thomas Gerak, serving life from Cuyahoga County, started to hammer the door of hi cell with a chair. Deputy Warden Woodard rushed up to him and begged him to desist. Garek then answered that all they wanted was to get out into the "bird cage." and Woodward unlocked the cell doors.

Previously. when convicts roaming about the corridor had started to organize and forcibly free company," members of that group urged them to desist. "We don't want anything to do with you," they shouted. Member of this company are the eit dangerous men In the prison. They Include Pat McDermott, serving life for the killing of Don Ute Old Dutch and protect your home with Became of its marvelous efficiency and distinctive cleansing qualities Old Dutch If YOUR BIO HELP for houstcUaningJ A little Old Dutch on a damp cloth or tponga quickly removes dirt and finger marks from enamelled or painted woodwork.

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Mada in Canada WEEK END SPECIALS At AD Our Markets Where Quality Prevails SPRING LAMB SPECIALS Leg ef Lamb. I Loin ef Lamb. I Shoulder ef Lamb. Par lb. 11 I Per lb.

SIS I Par lb. 21 MILK FED SPRING VEAL SPECIALS Leg ef Vest, whole. Per lb. 28 Loin ef Veal. Per lb 27 Rump of Veal, Per lb.

...29 POULTRY Fancy Roasting Chicken. Pr lb. 21 to 1 PORK SPECIALS Leg ef Pork, whole er half. Pr Ib 2 Loin of Pork, whole er half. Pee Ib.

v. 2 8houldr ef Pork (whole), Pr lb. 21 Shoulder Rose ef Pork, Ib. 23 Frh Park Tenderloin, Par lb. 45 Freah Pigs Feet Per Shoulder Roast ef Vest.

Par lb. 20 Stewing Veal. Par lb. Knuckles of Val. Par .10 SPECIALS i Fancy Turkey I pr ib.

as to SB BEEF SPECIALS Rump ef Bsef (whole). Par lb. 24 Rump Roast. Per Ib 27 Porterhouse Rossts. Par .34 Deep Sirloin Rossts.

Per lb. 30 Rib Rolled Routs. Per .28 Blade Roast. Par Ib It Round Bon Shoulder Roasts, Pr lb. CURED MEAT SPECIALS Sugar Cured Ham, whole or half.

Per Ib 28c Breakfast lacon, whole er half. fr lb. 38 Cottage' Roll. Par lb 30 Bung Back Bacon, whole er half. Per lb 82 Picnle Ham.

Per Ib. 22 Sugar Cured, Skinless, Breakfast Baeon, In esllophsne Paper pkge. Per Ib 40 Per ii lb. 20 SPECIALS AT 224 KING ST. MARKET ONLY NO PHONC OR CO.O.

ORDERS YEARLING MUTTON SPECIALS Legs ef Yearling Mutton. Per lb. 28 Loin ef Yearling Mutton. Per lb. 28 Shoulders ef Yearling Mutton.

Par Ib 17 Stewing Mutton. Per Ib. ...14 SPRING VEAL SPECIALS Legs ef Spring Veel. Par Ib. 23 Loins ef Spring Veal.

Par lb, 28 Rumps ef Spring Veel. Per lb. ..2 Shoulder Roast ef Veal. Per lb. It Stewing Vest.

Pr Ib 12 BEEF SPECIALS Porterhouse Roasts. Per lb, 30 Deep Sirloin Roasts. Per lb. 28 Wing Rossts. Per lb.

28 Rump ef Beef (whole). Per lb. 20 Rump Rossts. Per lb. 23 PORK SPECIALS Leg of Pork, whole er half.

Per lb. 28 Loin ef Perk, whole er half. Per lb. 28e Shoulders ef Perk, whole. Per lb.

21 Shoulder Rossta Per ..23 Fresh Pork Tenderloin. Per lb. 48 Round Bon Shoulder Rossts. Per lb. 18 Blsde Roast.

Par Ib 18 Prim Rib Rolled Roasts. Per lb 24 Brisket Boil. Per Ib 14 Shoulder Boil. Per lb 14 CURED MEAT SPECIALS Sugar Cure Hams, whole or half. Per lb.

28 Breakfast Bacon, whole er half. I. 38 Cottage Rolls. Per lb. 28 Kenwood Bacon.

Per lb. ...22 Bean Perk. Per Ib 20 2 POULTRY SPECIALS Fancy Roasting Chicken, Ik 28 Fancy Turkeys, Par lb. ....28 Gibson Gage Ltd. Mellett, Canton editor.

Soma ol the men have bean engaged la bloody attemr's to escape. Photographer's Plat Broken Spokesmen for the mutineer lent word that they had no candidate fcr warden, but only demanded the ousting of Thomas. Other Insisted upor the appointment of Deputy Woodard as Thomas' successor. Priests, physician and newspaper men circulated freely among the mutineers. unharmed and ua threatened, with one exception.

This Fu wnen a photographer irom uetroit attempted to make some photograph Bear the "bird cage" where "Company I confined. A trusty demanded hi pasa and read Warden Thomas' name on It "What i we do about It, boys?" he asked. The answer the boy gave was to smash all the photographer's plates and escort him to the door with the warning that no such passe would be honored by them. Only metal pcchcjco can Ixccp ito garden Brcclmcca Ml ODANfiE rJlo YBsV era nnn Wo I Flour PIGGLY WIGGLY SPECIAL 32c 24 lb. 49 lb $1.85 In 3 Kl Dlsddrr, Trc Teniae Only Medicine te Reach This Stubborn Cass Tn war Tanlse takes boM ef vm troubles an ends them would ma almost unbelievable ware tt not tor the experiences of thousands of aisa and wooes who nave put It to Um ten and bars found taem eeiree mum to health, deed Cross so called rheumallatn.

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The housewife who shops at our stores never has to pay for the bad debts of others. Why should she? Meat Marfxcto Legs of Veal, Half or Whole, Shank off, lb Loins' of Veal, lb. 25c Shoulders of Veal, lb. Fresh Butts of Pork, lb.Z7c SirlomRoastBabyBfeflb.33e Broilers; Fancy Milk Fed, Fresh Killed, from the Trapput Farms. Average Weight to lbs.

Price per lb. 45c Butter Choice Quality 2 67c OUQQP Fine Granulated 5 lb. carton 29c Royal City Choice Raspberries and Strawberries, 2 tall tins 49c Kildonan Choice Whole Green Beans, 2 large tins 35c Blue Boy Choice Cut Wax Beans, 2 large tins 29c Royal City Peas, Choice Quality, 2 large tins 29c Jubileo Jams Milk and Cream Pure Fruit and Sugar Strawberry, Fresh Milk, quart Raspberry, Black Currant, Pineapple. Fresh Milk, pint 5c 40 oz. Jar 38c Coffee Cream, 56 oz.

Tin 45c Whipping Cream, pint Try PIGGLY WIGGLY HOME MADE BREAD, 16 oz. Loaf 6c AYLMER CHILI SAUCE, CHOICE DRIED APRICOTS, 12 oz. bottle 22c lb 28 0 UBBY'S CATSUP, CHOICE DRIED PEACHES, Large bottle 19c lb CHOICE TOMATOES, PRUNES, Medium size. 2's, 3 tins 35c 2 lbs. 28e FIG BARS, Fresh baked.

PRUNES, Large size, 2 lbs 35e lb 20e MILLIONAIRE SAUCE, COOKING FIGS, Choice, For fish, steaks, chops 10e 2 lb. carton 28c Pineapple Marmalade, 16 oz. glass 22c; 49 oz. glass 39c Brigger's Orange Marmalade 56 oz. tin 30c; 2 tins 75c Le Sueur Choice Crosby Corn, 3 sm.

tins 29c; 2 Ige. tins 29c Sunrise Wheat Granules, 4 lb. bag 22c Made From the Hearts of Selected Wheat Lux Soap Flakes, 3 pkgs. 25c Lifebuoy Soap, 4 ban 25c Sunlight Soap, carton of 4 ban 19c Royal Crown Soaps MEDIUM, No. 1 tin 25c MAMMOTH, No.

1 tin 38c COLOSSAL, No. 1 tin 48c MAMMOTH, No. 2i2 tin Try heating Ripe Olives In the tin. It brings out the flavor. Del Homo Ripe Olives i IjAKL white soap, 10 bars 35c BIG 60 SOAP, 4 bars 25c JUMBO CARBOLIC, 5 bars 25c MOTTLED CASTILE, 4 bars 25c WASHING POWDER, large pkg.

18c Fresh Fruits and Vcsotablcs Fresh Asparagus, lb. 22c Fancy Rhubarb, 2 lbs. 13c Head Lettuce, Each 10c Apples, 3 lbs. 25c Large and Crisp Fancy Roman Beauties We Sel) Moncrieff New Laid Poultry Farm Eggs.