Winnipeg Free Press

Thursday, October 09, 1902

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 9, 1902, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba morning free press october published every sunday by the Manitoba free press company at -3 Mcdermot St. Winnipeg. E. H. Macklin. Manager. T department.5s2 Telephone. I office numbers j Job department .u14 Toronto office the to. J. Dyas co., 15 Toronto St. New York offic e Henry Declerque 719 Temple court. Chicago office Henry Decker Cue. 701-2 Schiller bids. Iii dam r. Trade. Liberty in religion. Equality in civil rights. Thursday october the approaching election in the Yukon. Intel of St in the approaching Ole Clion in the Yukon As the result of which a representative of that territory will for the ii fit time take his place in the House of commons at Ottawa is by no Means confined to the Yukon. It is arousing the attention of. The people 01 the Dominion at Large. This is due not alone to the importance attaching to the new status which parliamentary representation will give the Yukon but to the announcement that or. Ross the commissioner of the Yukon is to Lay Down the duties of that office and present himself to the electors to be chosen if they see fit. To serve their interests in Parlia Merit. What the Choice of the electors will be is not to be doubted. The Devotion and ene Fry and Success with which or. Ross has so far Laboured for the advancement of the welfare of the Yukon have won for him the Well deserved Confidence and attachment of the people of the territory. In Send ing him As their representative to Ottawa they will be serving their own Best interests and the people of the whole Dominion will have no less reason than the people of the Yukon to rejoice that a Canadian such tried and True character and ability should be chosen to a place in the Council of the his record of Public service is a record without flaw. His name is imperishable associated with the fight in and the winning of the Battle for government in the North Trust territories. With the same in pc stir vigor and earnestness As he displayed m the Northwest territories in lighting for reforms and for the cause of the people and of Good government he has devoted himself since lie entered upon the duties of the commissioner snip at Dawson to the advancement of All things tending to Senrra welfare of the Yukon. His experience and training in the North have stood him in excellent Stead in. That Yukon. The principles upon which he has unswervingly acted Are the principles which he steadfastly adhered to throughout All his Long and honorable career of Public service in the Northwest. The results of i Vork Tor the Public Good stand to testify to his faithfulness and his ubi Iii. Both in the Northwest and in tie Yukon. From the very beginning of his career As a Public representative in the Northwest territories he stood Foremost As a Champion of Reform. He began and for Long years was a Leader of the flight for self government Cin the territories. Naturally that struggle of the people for control of their own affairs resulted in the gain ing of Ever larger Powers of self to her Anent for the Northwest. And in the forefront of the Battle or. Ross Ever found. After the Battle for responsible government had been won and or. Ross was speaker of the legislature at Regina there came a crisis in 1ssi2, when the Haultain govern ment was suddenly Defeated. It. Was the first session of the legislature and or. Ross in his position As Snetiker could have held aloof from the trouble that divided Tolje House. Moreover his stepping Down from the speaker s chair to the floor of the House brought about a tie Between the parties and his action made imminent a dissolution and a new elec Tion. But or. Nos.3 stood by principle and with the courage acid the absence of Jelf seeking which Are characteristic of him he resigned the speaker ship. In announcing his resignation he said in resigning the chair of this House i desire to make the Fol lowing statement i was elected speaker of a House to which a Large majority of those who for two years previously had been struggling for responsible government had been re turned As one of the party which had been engaged in that struggle and had been successful at the late general election. I reasonably expected that any advisory Council or committee which might be formed would be com posed of those and those Only who had belonged to that party. Being in perfect Accord with the majority of the House As to the course that would be pursued in regard to responsible Nirol of our affairs and to that item of expenditure the roads Bridges and District vote with which every elec toral District is More directly concerned i was satisfied that the general rights of the territories As Well As the particular interests of my own District would be fully protected. In View of the defeat of the executive advocating the principles which i had struggled for longer than any other member of this House and the Success of a party evidently indeed necessarily opposed to those principles i feel that in duty to myself and to my constituents i must place myself in such ,1 position As to be Able by voice and vote to advocate those principles and protect the interests of those Vjio elected me to this House. I now re sign the position of speaker of this in or. Ross became a Mem ber of the executive Council and in 3s07 commissioner of Public works and territorial Secretary. During his tenure of office he witnessed the carry ing out of almost All the reforms for he had been from the first an unrest ing lighter and those which have not yet been actually brought to achievement he saw brought with in sight of achievement. As for his career in the Yukon it has been watched by the whole Dominion. It for itself. At Dawson As at Regina he has proved himself a believer in the principle of trusting the people. He has succeeded in achieving much for the Yukon by his conscientious discharge of his duties the very great administrative ability he has brought to the discharge of those duties and his Energy in impressing upon the Dominion ment the needs of that territory. Throughout his entire career he has always proved himself to be an advocate of Progress always protecting Public right always advancing Public interests never self seeking. The High regard in which the people of the Yukon like the people of the North West territories hold him. Is no More than is the just due of his valuable Public service and of the Sterling integrity of his character As a Man. This is recognized by All. Irrespective of differences of political opinion. A valiant enemy of the pre Ference. Since coming into Manitoba or. Borlen s aggregation of statesmen on tour has been recruited by or. D. Henderson . For Halton who has proved himself on the floor of Parlia ment a Doughty advocate of the Doc Trine that the people of Western can Ada should be compelled to pay More for their articles of everyday use and necessity. He believes that the first duty of parliament should be to protect the manufacturers of Canada from Competition and naturally therefore he holds it to be his own first duty to attack the British preference feature of the present Low Tariff. This curse of the preferential he called in in parliament last session. On the floor of the House at Ottawa he goes at the British preference As with a Weaver s beam. Be As impetuous Here in the West curiosity to see How far or. Henderson will go in vowing face to face with Western hearers the sentiments which he professes so strongly in parliament will lend interest to his appearances with or. Borden s parly. He declared in parliament his keen desire to maim and wound and hat i per this preferential will he make the same declaration Here in the West he said in parliament if we had fifty of a majority on this Side of the House we would very soon repeal it. I would have no hesitation any Day in recording my Vot in this House to wipe out the preferential Tariff. I never favored he said further of course the sentiment is very Nice. It is a very Nice thing to do something for the Mother country but As we have a card an Hon. Prentic say a 1 j 1-2 per cent prefer ence would have accomplished Alt the sentiment that a 3o j-3 preference would he is also on record in Hansard As follows if these gentlemen Western lib eral .s join us in vol Iii Down this preferential Tariff and give us an Opportunity of doing something to help Rhein they would find a justification for their now that he is in the West perhaps he will explain How the Western Farmer could to benefited by he conservative policy of the repeal of the preference and High Tariff Protection to the manufacturers. Said or. Henderson in the budget de Bate last session now we have been told Over and Over again that the agricultural interests of this country cannot be protected. 1 am one of those Wiio be Lieve that the agriculture interest is Well protected. By protecting other industries we Are protecting agriculturists. Take the Woollen Industry. What is the Woollen Industry but a by product of agriculture and it is out of the by products that Money is made very often. For instance everything from Axle grease to chewing gum is made from or. Henderson should elaborate up on this Axle grease and chewing gum argument of his while he is Here in the West. It May help the Western Farmer to realize that the Woollen Industry is a by product of the West Ern farm and that it is out of the by products that Money is made very yes under the conservative policy of abolition of the British preference and prohibitive Protection for the Eastern Woollen manufacturers those gentlemen would make a very Nice profit out of the increased prices the Western Farmer would have to pay. And while he is about it or. Henderson should explain How a conservative government at Ottawa could add a Farthing to the Price received toy the Western Farmer for his wheat. That Price is fixed by the world s consumption. Tariff Legisla Tion at Ottawa could no More add to it than could or. Henderson by Tak ing thought add a Cubit to the West Ern Farmer s stature. Clancy evidently does not consider this his own country. It is interesting to know that when he spoke and voted in parliament in support of the Bor Den Resolution he believed the people 01" the West to be poor that belief did not make him shrink from supporting the policy of obliging the West to pay a Little More for the manufactures of the official returns show that for the first two Mouths of the fiscal year july and August the total immigration to Canada was against for the same period lust year. Of these Cate from the British islands. From european countries and 6.726 from the l United states. The immigration figures for september for Winnipeg alone show arrivals As against for 1901. Of these 3.051 or Over 800 More than the total arrivals for september 1901. Came in from the United slates. An Ottawa dispatch says that the Immi Gration officials there predict that j within two years the immigrant a reals will exceed one Hundred thous and a year. At the rate at which the american immigration is now pouring j into Western Canada those figures will be reached at a Date earlier than pre i to the editor correspondents who adopt a pen. Name Shoula enclose their name and address for the information of the editor Only. Letters containing or tacks on private character will not Byj published. The scavenging by Law. To the editor of the free press. We of the North end had our sleep out yet or Are we naturally so Lazy that we let the Council toss us about like a Ball now that the Centre and South of the City have not. Much use for the scavenger we of the North end who have been paying our share and More As the larger the House the Mora the Are to be cast off arid charged for the removal of our garb age in this matter the South too have nothing to do with us. In Case the members of the Council represent ing the South end Are not. Able to get this by Law through will the Sou henders. Having a. Little Cash to spare persuade the City Boss to get it passed As a sanitary Are we going to allow this Northener. Winnipeg oct. 7. Early closing by Law. Dieted by the immigration officials. This is certainly Canada s growing time. It is perhaps Worth noting that one of the most enthusiastic supporters of or. Tarte in his advocacy of High duties on the necessaries of life Pur j chased by residents in the West is the Winnipeg Tribune which erstwhile was wont to beat loudly the free Trade drum. This Sheet is quite fascinated i with or. Tarte and says his arguments j cannot be met by his colleagues. Us attitude on this question which is of vital importance to the West shows How insincere it has been in its Avdoc i Acy of a Low Tariff. Cut a. Demonstration of this is hardly necessary at this j stage everybody knows that it is i quite unprincipled and recosui7.es hut i two motives of and self interest. Hut it was rather incautious. Just the same for it to be quite so rash in declaring its sympathy the advocates of a High Tariff. Whon next its pet politician disports himself i o a the Public platform As v Raj Panl tree trader his hearers will know How Little Reliance need Plao a in Bis Penl Estalio of his devotions to these principles. Current wonderful growth in the Wojt. Krom the Ottawa journal. Or. Repro Zilp. An i air Rostino a humorous speech reviewed the Cal says a to Ali of pro i eps of or. K. parly in the and if or. Sproul Speed hcs h ivc Hec oin Ini a humorous the ran Prodi a big Harvest from Al Nuisl any son seed1. And to i no conservative talkers should get to Gether. Troni the Liam Iliou times. At a Ali line my. Burden i cd that Hon policy is one of Miklenic j a lot of tory Orr airs such a the Hamilton i Guelph i Rald contend Flint the old i n. F. Is in Force. Or. he moved his Niit a in the House. Declared int our Tariff should be n Little now. If our Tariff should be a Linle hip her even moderate it not silly in the to pretend that it is the old n. They should take a Day off and get . I amazement at or. Borden s Tariff utterances. From the Prairie witness. Indian head i or. Boi Den s remarks As Well As j Thost of the two gentlemen who accompanied him on the Tariff beat any thing we Ever had the. Listening to. I first the. Government were charred with not lower ing the Tariff at All then Olio of they did lower it the Price of the article went up instead of Down instanced twine and Tipkins duties off invariably had that effect and there was no better Way to Foster trusts and combines than a. Lowering of Tariff Walls. They proposed to protect All agriculture of failed to show How the Northwest was going to be benefited by putting a duty on his . The preteen Tia Tariff was a preference to Germany instead of England we were told but we notice the German Rovern rent Don t take it that any neither the a relish. The ? of All three speakers on the Tariff was a very poor compliment indeed to the Intel Ligenza of Western citizens. The figures of Canada s Revenue for july August and september the first three months of the fiscal year show Larga increases in All branches a very Good indication that the tide of Prosperity is still flowing Onward with Evar deepening volume. The Post of fice Revenue alone showed an increase from in 1901 to in 1902. A proportionate increase throughout the year would make the Post office department self sustaining notwithstanding the postal reductions inaugurated by sir William Mulock. Yet we Are told bar the Montreal Gaz Ette that sir William is a Mere mud it would have been a Good thing for Canada if preceding postmaster generals had muddled the affairs of the department in the same Way. There can be no question hat or. Borden and the other touring High Tariff advocates will go Back to the East stronger Ever in their protectionist sentiments if or. Clancy m. P., is to be taken As a criterion. He said at Wapella that he had expected from what he had heard and read to find the Western people poor people living in hovels whereas he had found them better off than the people of his own or. A Well Han at eighty years was rescued from kidney disease and dreadful suffering by the use of kidney live pills or. N. J. Mcbain. Niagara fails ont., 3. Man of eighty years and Ivell known throughout in Niagara District writes a believe if it had not Hcan for or. Chase s kidney a Lviv pills i would be in my save before this. I was very bad with kidney disease and suffered with dreadful pains in kidneys. Being disappointed in the use of Many medicines i had almost Given up Hopes of Ever getting belter. One morning after a night of especially severe suffering a Friend called to pc me. And asked Why i did not try or. Chase s kidney liver pills. I got a Box at once and took two pills which was a rather heavy dose one Pill is plenty at a dose. I used them regularly for a month and at the and of that time was a changed Man. It is now about five years since i began using this Pill since that time i have Felt As Good As i did for to years ago. I am almost eighty years old. And am free from All Dis ease except rheumatism and this is much better than it used to be before i used this Medicine. I recommend or. Chase s kidney liver pills All my heart to any person Man or woman. This is my opinion of these valuable pills and you May use it for the Benefit of or. Chase s kidney liver pills Are especially appreciated by people of advanced age. The kidneys Are frequently the first organs of the body to break . And there Are few old people but suffer from kidney Dis orders and resulting pains and aches. One Pill a dose cents a Box. At All dealers or Edmanson Bates and co., Toronto. I to the Zdilor of the free press. Sufferer must be a stranger in Winnipeg or he would not expect any by Law to to enforced All around. Had he been Here any time and a Reader of the papers he would know that some time since a firm on main Street advertised and did have their store open for several nights until 10 o clock in utter contempt of the by Law and any time he May get groceries not Only after hours but All Day on sundays. Either this is fully known to the authorities or they arc lax in their duties. I have been forced to the conviction that anyone can ignore any by Law in this sky if willing to do the needful. 1 have no idea what the Cost of keep ing open on sunday or after hours is but from the number that do it Post it cannot be much. Onk who sees. Imi Peg. Or. C0l Pellatt s views Toronto military Man finds the West humming with Prosperity. Toronto Star . hut has just Retner Norvl from a Elliree week s nip to tin. U Cost inn is brimming Over with thu Siam the Fine crop. Ana k Iii Al Prosic Jimiy in Manitoba and the a on i Yon he was Asi cd Thi Ima Lue blowing re purls Liui us 10 me nine minus Wilcut vie i exaggerated v emphatically i do the i Olinjk Repine re. A would be impossible in ale the magnum Chi Vicki. I in i i ii w air. Thing like in in my life i urm the week i v.a3 shooting in Lobi a Ruve acro swarms North of 1-Iihiiu to mid mat town and is in Tup invite of. Tel Ray Miles a Fla i to crop is simply wonderful ill perfect. A Ali of of in foil Din ins anal Lime. The i to . Knt Inry a i 1? of in Bor Csc hoi 1.-. By her it ii Nice. The women worn in in the cart and in top it in-1 working i or life. I inc after time Wen m farm in Jar for milk i. . Men in the tolds a Tori in variably mid us la pro to the and help i s Ibey had i Lime Loti tin shins. out i i l its Are tip in an i Thuv 1 a i tin Loir t. Tile Ameika a everywhere. At every people in stamp Are inv and Imi Uloff hum. There s in lit air. The place is alive with Peifly and enc try. Very diff vent. I can Tell Yon. Find the Way things a ago when i was u St. Anri we Ilion l see in Ull we were Only living at me Ali lne hat. Yrs know. Ibey strut k natural he it is Boink pipe i to prism now. The if Nurmi is. Lust to show up wha it like of the place Era a a Lark of a Well Pipo and then on Hie Nas. The Block was blow film or coi feel in Llie air. Was incent. T Here Are More a Leeks and Prairie Biuens than for years past probably Ilir Fine to the Rainy season. The slews Are full the ducks feast on the when Fields sur Mundin them. It is n ver Taole Dicks Paradise and Farmers too. By the Way. The can shoot All the ducks they want Ribot on Thor own properly. Is in a serous. There is sen a Elv a House to rent. The nut Pul from the mines is not at present Fulti ism to keep the ral tray Busy yet. But will be non. I Hope. Early Days of Garry. Interesting stories of the sixties and seventies told by a Toronto woman. Some interesting reminiscences of Earb Days in Manitoba Are furnished by mrs. Elfei Les Garratt of s3 Ter Aulay Street. It took a month to to to Kort Garry Toronto when she went in 1s60. At Georgetown on the item River she had to. Wait two weeks for inc completion of the boat the list Steamer on those Waters which was to take her to fort Garry. After fanning at Sturgeon Creek she and her band started a hotel the port known a the Garratt House. Mrs. Garratt returned to Toronto at the time of the first Ricl rebellion. In 1s.1, but her husband was imprisoned by the rebel who took Possession of the fort and quartered his men in he Garratt House. The unfortunate Thos. Scott who was shot by Kiel was one of or. Garratt s fellow prisoners. Ric allowed or. Garratt to go. But changed his mind and organized a Pursuit. Or Garratt escaped to the United states undergoing hardships which brought about his death two years later. It was shortly after the rebellion that fort Garry was changed to win Zipek. Mcdermot Tville had been the name suggested in Honor of chief trader Mcdermott but the latter having his Choice. Called the place Winnipeg after his wife a paper. On Dollar is a popular Price for a coloured shirt. But we have reduced ours to 73 cents. Couple to Gether High Quality and Low Price and Yon have the Secrel. Buy our shirts and you la have the Best fit tins goods made. See our Side window. The Imperial Winnipeg s popular store knitting and fingering yarns floss wools. Our Stock of wools yarns Etc. Is very Thi is have added the Well known a fingering Wood which for w qualities cannot be equalled. She Plano Black and All colors. 5 and to a Saxony colors in two qualities 15 and 20c per skein. Paton s Rose Beautiful soft Wool in Black and colors. 51.m and 51.10 per Pound. 1 s 1mpkr1ai, f1ngf.r Only. S1.-h per Pound. Bar Len Wool in 1 All colors so per skein. V Baldwin s Bee win s Host Bee Ilir. It Only ?1.50 per Pound. S Paton s Marine , especially for ladies children s hosiery. Por Canadian 3 and colors. 7oc per Pound. I Cor. City Hall so. Mala Correct Clothier. Queen 5 had Iron the Standard of the world. Reliable Quality and reasonable Price have made it so. John makers. A. C. Leslie co inn Trail. Managers Branch. The 1hperial dry goods co., Ltd. 464 main Street. Winnipeg s to suit Siv Robbins Oil introduce you u the Price advantages linked to the Beautiful gauges muslims dress nets i Yards 4i-in. Wide Pink Blue preen Turquoise yellow. Trait bark and Black with col ored sprays regular 51.-.1 and for. Per Yard. 75c the itt ilium Nicht blooming1 Pilka As a delicate to their Flower like Beauty. Thistle i i i Eale Quality is our first claim i the j. C Mclaren belting co y. J Montreal toronto1 f. H. Brydges sons agents for Winnipeg. Who Are the Best judges speak in highest terms of of the Kelsey warm air Generator and in Many cast i has enabled them to redeem their reputation As men alter Selling others that failed. Ask for particulars. The James Shart co. Ltd 244 Princess Street Winnipeg Han. The sweetest and purest things for every Home Are Cowan s Queen s dessert chocolate chocolate Cream bars chocolate Etc. Cowan s Swiss milk chocolate is delicious. Important values in blankets. Out five of blankets hons no flirt it from the in frs. Fullan blankets. 54.00 and 53.00 tin pair. I Kinf King Lisle Plank is. Extra size. ?3.oo, i4.v and the Grey blankets. Lir pair. Comforters at All prices from to White Ami coloured quills in great variety from 75c loft each. Compare Birds take those of your neighbor who uses Cottam s and compare them with Birds fed on other . You will then understand Nhy cot Tams is double the value any other Bird of shop Bakr. Cottam is on do cach a Hal Arld pirtcn6 Benj Patent b. B. And sanitary Perch holders with beak inside. Sold everywhere. 0c. Read c Ottar 5 new illustrated Book on usual Price 25c. And. Iso sheep for Canada. Active purchases of Hackney draught horses. Caule and sheep by or on behalf of Canadian farm ers Are reported in Many parts land. At tie Sale of or. H. Williams Shropshire sheep at Shrewsbury list week buyers were present from Caiola. Australia new zealand. And 1s.mna.nia the top Price for rams wag. 70 one going to a Btu zealand at Oil guineas. The Mark Lane express says the shearing ewes a Choice and. Even lot were keenly competed Tor. The from str pen going to or. John of Ada for the Ewe lambs thy Competition was very keen and or. Campbell had to pay 3 guineas for the first pen or five a most beautifully matched and typical Bevy of lambs. The ram lambs sold remarkably Well. Or. Campbell four grand animals af-20 guineas. 20 guineas 15 Grul Neas and -14 guineas per head. The 29 sheep averaged us of per. Dauphin Dukes make f. Lightcap shipped several thousand pounds of Seneca Root which he Pur chased from the Dou Kobors. To Winni Peg on thursday. The consignment was valued at press. The sir from her coloured gloves is always admired the secret lies in a Jar of Lensor the Ori canal French kid Glove cleaner. Sold in Oual jars at at Sieve counters and Rotruc stores. The klan for co., Canadian Branch Toronto. Don t waste Good work on poor galvanized Iron you want to be taught by experience. Apollo is Good. Janc Ricon company new York representatives for Canada b. s. H. Thompson corp emf 63 St. Sulpice Street Montreal Carsley company main Street. Is this a Dagger that i see before me of Yon Are visiting Ovir store it will not be a to Lasker that you see hut a selection of opera glasses. As the Cornet can he seen with n. Pair of Good of lasers be tween the North Star and Southern horizon about1 nine o clock come and inspect our collection. From to Man. Have you a Good reliable r watch Kobold co., City Market dealers in All kinds of fresh and cured meats butter specialities cooked Corn Tongue. Head and sausages of All i cd. Sugar cured Hani. Bacon and Choice lard. Phone no. Minatt f relieves in Euralia f if. Not place Faith in our judg j ment we sell full jewelled in cats in Gold filled and solid Gold cases. Perfect time keepers at lowest prices. Andrew 8 to matchmakers and jewellers. 41-0 main St. A Mclntyre bloc la today begins these cond Day of our enormous Blouse silk 0 Sale 36 2c Pel Yard yesterday was a potion renal ? among these 5ijks. It a. Ord breaker in to bilk Saca. Over Yards Beins 5old. A wonder when you set such for your Money. Come to Day take advantage this Mcrea. Me Silks Worth from 65 to 90c Yard for 36 12c up to Date jackets. Our assortment is much i i. These goods this sea son than Ever before. All our jacket tailor made and Tho Viry latent Sipins shown in Short three quart or length and the Long Coats Are to ovum in our stoc a. In found very moderate. Our Stock. Furs. A Choice Stock to select from. Every Day we meet with live customers. F1tr c o try the s. Riffs. Muffs gauntlets Etc. The More you become a j i int cd with on Stock of furs thi5 son. The More it is to your Advant age. Prices always right. The Geo. Craig Ltd. Direct importers of Fine dry goods. Is. Corner slain and James streets. Ping Pong a splendid set truth wooden Bat Good net balls rules Etc. Yec a Complete in Box other sets up to . Balls he dozen ;