Wednesday, June 17, 1959

THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

Travellers thrilled
at first bull fight

bull fight) this little operation has been
T could |performed the matador who is
avid fan | fighting takes over.
E
wes |“ GOOD KILL” |
As I mentioned before, Dom-

T had imaginea,
»_ The bull fight we saw Was in
Granada and it Was the last day
Of the Corpus Christi festivities.
The city was alive with People
and most of the little girls were
dressed in Spani:

After he had played with the
bull for a while, he thrust his
sword into the back of the bull’s
neck and blood gushed from the
wound. Within a few minutes
the bull had crumpled to the
ground and he was dead. I was

festivities ana as an animal, The
second matador made an excep-
tionally good kill and the crowd
_We Teached Granada was to buy|hOllered, shouted
Hekets, which we had-to get|White hankies.
through a ‘scalper. Our seats
Were on the sunny side, but for-
funately the sun was behind a| til of the bull,

cloud most of the time, ‘The| This is really something. The
bull ring was packed and the|¢Towd went wild and as he aging effect on agriculture in
Majority of the people had their| Walked around the ring people| nis country by
Supper with them, a piece of|threw him hats, sweaters, serious ‘senin
bread and a bottle of wine, as|PUFSes and even cameras.
the fight begam at six o’clocy.|these things were thrown bai
We saw Luis Miguel Domongun, |The third fellow, Chicuelo, was

were

cn mr es c'est’ More about statement by CFA

There is more determination than form to be wit-
nessed in events featuring this age group in elemen-
tary school sports days around the country. Here
the 6-7 year age group of Williams Lake Elemen-
tary School prepare for a dash.

Continued trom Page Bight | for the purpose of stabilizing
agricultural returns was not a
sound, means of fighting inte}
tion. ‘Failure to adopt gov-
ernment programs necessary to |

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reason of a
worsening of the posi-
All/tion in foreign markets of the

grain, livestock and other pro-

Crown counsel collapses in court

sive some stability to the far- QUESNEL — Crown counsel Court was adjourned by Mr.

ducers. ner, and to assist im achieving | pany Perry of Prince George | Justice Brown and a doctor was
fhe top fighter in all Spain.|@ novice, but he did fairly well. 3—When inflation under ‘economic position for collapsed im Assizé Court last|°@ed._-Mr. Perry's condition
There were three matadors and|When Domingun returned to/on a country, culture, cannot be justified | Colla: ’ i Was diagnosed as, nerve strain.
they each killed two bulls. Kill his second bull, he couldn’t purchasing power is reducea, |°" grounds of reducing sovern- Wednesday aiternoon during the Judge Brown then carried the
Pee aon be outdone by Chieuelo, so belong this pion power is/ ont expenditure to fight infla-| trial of Frederick Phillips for|case over to the following

: eee ce Stand show by setting) transferred to investment in.| i” the brief states. criminal negligence, morning,
Domingun was wonderful —|down on his knees with hic stead of to consumer demand for

he wore a beautiful white outfit}cape and repeatedly turned his foods. boating booklets from your
fnerusted with beads and you|back on the bull. This was a The federation suggests that if ke ne ATIONAL BOATING WEEK
gould see he was tops by the|very brave thing, and, of course, a very necessary and important Johnson dealer during
Fray he swished the cape around.|overyone hollered “Ole,” even objective of national policy in ees a
fees e first fight I thought|/me. He too was rewarded by Canada should be to achieve : 9
of the bull as an animal and felt being presented with the ears ili i 7 ’
Really sorry for the poor thing,|and tail of the bull. The ears|acyii? ‘™ ‘he value of the Here’s why FISHERMEN choose

but after he had been killed I/and tail are cut from the bull
found it easier not to think of|by’a very official-looking gentle-
aim that way, but as a part of}man who is dressed in a black
the sport. You can’t really call outfit. He could easily pass for
it sport, the buil doesn’t have|one of the three musketeers, he
@ chance from the beginning./even wore a black hat with a
He is bred for the ring and his| plume.

Jast day is spent in darkness|UsE BUCKETS

Without food or water. When| ‘When the amputations are
Ue is first let loose in the ring, mad¢, three horses drag thi
about half a dozen matadors| dead bull out of the ring. While
“play” with him to get him|this is going on, men with
mad. They all have capes that| buckets and shovels run about
they use. Before I get too far scooping up the blood. My, *b
Thea better mention that there! sounds gory, but rea’
is a band in the stands that acts| The last fight was the most ex-
as timekeeper and when the/|citing. A young fellow named
matadors’ time is up, the band|Ostos was the matador and just |

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lets them know and then it is
time for the picador to enter
tae ring.

This is the part I don’t care

as he was ready to plunge his|
sword into the bull, the animal
lunged at him, caught him on
his horns and tossed him. Ostos

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were biologist Lawson Sugden
from Williams Lake; game
warden Bud Pratt from Alexis
Creek; and guide Tom Wilson
and family from Riske Creek.

Supper was served by Mrs.
Witte following the meeting. .

for. The picador rides a blind-|rolled over until he hit the
folded, padded horse and he car-| fence and lay still. Some men
vies a long spear. With the)rushed over, picked him up and
spear he jabs the bull between|started to carry him away. He
the shoulders and digs a hole.|had been carried a few feet
The bull, of course, becomes|when he broke away from them
furious and he charges at the|and insisted on finishing his kill.
horse. The poor horse was|The crowd cheered him, but
knocked over and the bull kept|personally I was wishing that

GUEST of Roddy Watt and

" ".{Angus Grewar at Breckness
pushing his horns into him. I)he hadn't been quite so brave Ranch is Max Zimmerman of
suppose the pads protect the/ and let someone else kill his bull] ya oy who is interested ta

horse, but it was all I could do/for him. He could barely stand.
to watch. The horses are really|his face was grey and his fancy
well trained and they do their|outfit torn and dirty. What
best to stand their ground even|tense moments they were! I
when the bull charges. After|was on the edge of my seat and
the picador has finished his|had I been a nail biter I would
nasty job, the banderillos take|have left with no finger nails.
over, the matadors also perform|It seemed ages before the bull
this little job and to me it re-| finally fell to the ground. For >» : .
quired the most talent and|/a while I was afraid poor Ostos y - i
pravery. They have to stick|might fall before the bull. For
pick-like things into the bull/his bravery he received an ear,
when it is charging. Six ban-| which I thought was hardly sui-
illos are stuck into the bull] ficient. ;
 tnros different men. After Continued on Page Six

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