Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 11, 1904, Winnipeg, Manitoba Thursday August 11, 1001. Sick headache Carters Mir Iyer Pius. By these Little they also Dellwo Dis Tress trek digestion too a Hartgr eating a perfect raft Edjor dizziness. Names Drotor stress. Bad taste in the hosta coated tongs. Palo to the bide. Torpid liver. They regulate the bowels. Purely vegetable. Small Pill Small dose Small Price Carters Little Iver pills. Cure sick headache. Genuina must Bear fac simile signature Dominion parliament is prorogued continued from rage one Minto. Accompanied by sir Wilfrid lady Laurier other ladles. Then paid an official visit to the speakers of both houses. Their excellencies went to Quebec to night about the 23d Otist. Lord morito major Mauda return to the will Start on a trip to the Northwest. The two gentlemen win ride across the Prairie to Prince alb Erl. The1 Way Hope to do some shooting your correspondent Learned to night that nothing definite la to lord Minto s successor stated Here that Earl Grey. Has been approached with a View to his accepting the appointment but the feeling Here is that he will not be Able to accept. List of bide assented to. The following Bills received the Royal assent to Amend the act of the present Slon respecting the Teml Scolata. Rail Way company. To Amend the act of the present ses Sion entitled an act to incorporate the Thorold Lake Eric railway a drug less cure for Catarrh there is Only Nune in Catarrh Ozone. Guaranteed to cure any Case of of the no to to Clear pleasant scented medicated air. Use Catarrh Ozone. And your Catarrh will be permanently recommended by thousands of it Fredericton Saint Mary s railway Bridge 1 to Amend the customs Tariff 1897. Respecting the militia defence of Canada. To Amend the company s act. To authorize the granting of s Ubel does i of the construction of the lines at railway therein mentioned. An act for granting to his majesty Public Ufa financial years ending respectively the 30tli of june 1904, the 30th of june 1905. To Amend an act passed in the pres ent session entitled an act to fur less Var Tiei there were greyhound many1 Good specimens of perennials but the annual varieties predominated j russian on Che whole la one of exceptional Merit j vegetables in the vegetable class the exhibit la not As Large As would naturally expected from a District such at Brandon thle applies both to the produce of the. Garden the Field. As to the latter however although the exhibitors not numerous the Quality the Standard. It Early in the season for procuring n considerable display of Field roots. Those however indicated plainly that. In due season will Law some excellent specimen to testify to the productivity of Manitoba soil. I a Iraln. department of. The Interior Hart display showed specimens o wheat grown in All parts of the As Well As other products. It is receiving a Good Deal of attention at die respecting Elma game railway com ther Amend for the my. Pavi nent of bounties Oil Lead contained honorable gentlemen of the House of commons. I am deeply eos Lyle of Tho Honor the parliament of the Dominion has to Day conferred upon me. 1 As Suje you i always treasure Tho speeches in which the leaders of both houses have alluded to my services t thank i of from my heart for Tho no Prelat Lvi wants of your address. Now that i am leaving Canada at the close of a term of office which 1-believe has somewhat exceeded the usual period of administration of. My distinguished predecessors 1 can look Back upon a. Past full indeed of stirring important in clients of the history of the Dominion hut marked with an Ever increasing Prosperity. I look Back upon it plea sure full of admiration for those magnificent resources which the world is now 1 beginning to recognize the develop ment of which my sojourn amongst Yon has Given me the privilege of witnessing though i am now bidding Farewell to you in my official connection. I know that you will believe that i shall always continue to share in the Hopes aspirations or tills great country. In delivering up to the King Ciarco Queen Victoria committed to me. I look of convard not Only to assuring his majesty of the Loyal Devotion of the people of Canada but to testifying to Tho growing strength they Are every Day contributing to his majesty s vast Empire. I gentlemen. Minto is much touched by your kind expressions toward her her work in Canada has been very Wel come to her. She Hopes that in the discharge of her social duties she Imd made Many firm friends Alia always remember the encouraging assist Ance she has received in the furtherance of which she hns m much at heart of Tho future Success of which she will always hear with affectionate interest. In bidding you Farewell. Gentlemen in thanking you again for lie kind words of your address. Lady Minto i cannot but feel that we Are not Only revering official ties but hint our Resi Dence in Canada has brought us into very clone touch with the Dally life of Tho people of the1 Dominion. We shall Cori a away Waltl us the warmest recollection. Of a Happy Home amongst them assure them through you. Of our con extant interest in their future Prosperity coming to the Northwest. When the. Governor general finished speaking. Senator Edwards jumped upon a called for three cheers a Tiger fur their excellencies which were Given with a will. The governor general lady Pany respecting the Edmonton Street rail Way company. Respecting the Imperial loan investment co. Of Canada. Respecting the Alliance Bank of Canada. To Amend the railway act oct. 1903. To Amend chapter 61 of the statutes of 1303. Respect Long the revised statutes of Canada. For the Relief of Annie Christman. Respecting the Montreal terms nil railway company. To Amend the to naturalization aliens. To incorporate the Canadian credit indemnity company. To incorporate the. Thompson River improvement company. Respecting the West Canadian collieries limited. To Amend the representation act 1903. To Amend the act. Resp Ectlis certain patents of the Canadian office school furniture company limited. Respecting the Pac Flo of can Ada. In Lead bearing ores mined in Brandon big pair s Superb Tock display continued from Page one though the number of exhibitors was Small they each made Large entries of first clans Stock. In the Berkshire Shire class . Potter Mcalli for the Best boar any age went to or. And the officers ii for tha Are kept Busy giving inform also distributing Trie literature prepared by the Dep auriem in the in As contains the Interior departments exhibit the experimental farm occupies consider Able space. In sheaf form numerous kinds of Grain shown i a Condl Tion approximating in addition to this varied example of our Grain product farm tins placed on exhibit. Specimens of All the Best known Garden vegetables Field roots. Generally speaking thin exhibit is one of most instructive in its particular every specimen whether it belongs to the vegetable Flower Root or Grain Type. Is Nocom would be grown to a extent if they were better Potter. The improved Yorkshire panted by a description thereof. Were All first class animals the among the Flowers shown by the sex compete thou was keen the honors per mental farm Are some Beautiful were fairly Well divided among such Well known breeders As -a.-b. Potter j King s. J. Thornpsun. sons known. And w. Mortson. In the Taim Ortli class the prizes All went to l. Tram i of Crystal City. His exhibit is a Good i one. The Poland chivas entered by w. L. Tram w. M. Smith of Scot t land out., carried off All the prices. Eracli breeder secured one of the Breed respect anti an arbitration Between ers association diplomas. In the in his majesty acid the grand trunk con Elnaa Tram Potter each railway company of Canada. To Amend Tho fisheries act. Respecting the inspection of Grain. To Amend the general inspection act. Respect no the payment of certain railway subsidies. To Amend the Dominion elections act 1000. To Amend chapter 68 of the stat utes of 1003. Respecting the bounties on steel Iron. To Amend the railway act. 1003. To provide for the payment of bounties on crude Petroleum from Canadian Wells. To Amend the animal contagious disease act. 1003. To amen d the Revenue Art. To further Amend the act providing for the payment of bounties on Lead contained in Lead Bear no Ore mines in Canada. Respecting the Canadian assessment policy holders in the Mutual Reserve life insurance company. To Amend the land titles act. Iscum. To further Amend the Inland in Enue act. To Amend the customs act. To Amend the Posto Lelce act. Authorizing the government of can Ada to the Canada Eastern railway to take Possession of the took a first. Plants Flowers. In the horticultural Section of the main building the strongest exhibit la in the Amateur classes for plants Cut Flowers. The display of in highly creditable is Superior both As to Quality to the same i lass of exhibits made at the Domin Ion fair. Some individual plants were of exceptional Merit notably in tub Erous Roo cd begonias. The collections of six twelve specimens however brought out the keenest Competition demonstrated the possibility of cultivating in the Ordinary household a wonderful variety of plants. Some of the collections would have been creditable to the Best class of professional . Another very Fine exhibit was that of Cut Flowers. In every Section with the exception of roses fhe entries Are Large the Quality far above Par. A More gorgeous display of such Standard varieties of actors. Dahlias Muraj holds Nast Urkums. Sweet Peoa pansies is rarely seen. In contrast with to Mam annuals the display of perennials is disappointing. For a collect Loa of these there is but one entry of Only average Merit from Tho appear once of Many local gardens in Brandt it could have been easily eclipsed. In the Section for Cut Flowers of not has been declared by the labor unions against the products of the Postum Cereal co., Ltd. Viz grape Nuta i food i to the violent pretender of the other class. The second class named. Are for the _. Time being forced to stand the Denun the labor papers notify the Public Clat Lons of the Public against labor not to buy these things until or. C., unions for they arc in company w. Post the proprietor obeys the or which has brought disgrace upon the Ders of the unions. These orders Are that he withdraw the advertising from certain newspapers that have fallen under their Dis pleasure. They openly announce that they pro pose to break put Cut of business tile publishers of such miners insist that or. Post join in tails conspiracy with them. Name of unions so there seems no Way but for the decent men to stand it until in some Way they can obtain control make the Ola or new unions who Ali they May form lawful respectable worthy of the esteem of the Public we Are on record Jib Bertg friends will was hrs of the second class j named As thoroughly mater the a publishers have been faithful j ally opposed to the Law Breakers Calm their contracts jul the or. Post Are finals. And bullies of the other class to when Union men denounce us it is Essy to determine in which class they belong. The Union men in the first class Are genuine undeniable anarchists aliens outlaws. Let us Analyse see. When a strike occurs they picket plants threaten people assault lieu. Dynamite property Boycott oven murder they Are criminals opposed to All Law. An anarchist is one opposed to . When police or the military Are called in to preserve tie peace . Protect the comm Oft people do Thesa men Welcome uphold them Thev do not hasten to protest do Oil in their Power to remove them so can carry out their acts of violence Law breaking. They favor no Law but their own that the True ii Alj Mark of an anarchist pure simple. Someone say Are harsh oui description of these men. We air Noi responsible for their character acts. They do these things regard less of anyone the. Only Way the lie can fairly judge them in to know the fads. It is this Closs of Union men who have placed a Boycott on Bur products. In trying to Force us to join their Law less ranks ruin some they Are the ones who punish or. Post for fearlessly telling the facts about them their Moth business men Guod Citi Zens their Only crime being that they lifeline to turn Over the management of tic or to the leaders of the labor alias who Are generally ignorant wilful violent men. Incapable of conducting a Busi Ness. Or. Post declines to be a party to Buch unlawful conspiracy to financially ruin anyone this together with the fact that he ban been rash enough to publicly expose some of the criminal acts of members of labor unions has produced this Boycott. The average american citizen not employing labor knows1 Little of the insufferable arrogance. Impudence violence of the ignorant bullies Deco rated with Brief Power by the most tyrannous of All Trust or unions. Trusts the labor put supreme Power in the hands of any ignorant Man. Not accustomed to affairs. And he quickly becomes a bully denouncing abusing anyone everyone who does not instantly Ohe he cures nothing for Law or the rights of others. The unions Aro made up of two Clas ses. 1st. The e men who have a ready abusive Tongue who can howl Down by violent loud talk dominate the meetings of the unions. These men Are Seldom if Ever Good or Thrifty Home owning desirable citizens they have Small Chance on their own merits to earn first class wages unless they can Force themselves on employers by n Union card. They bring on strikes misery for Good workmen try to. And do. Blackmail employers into settling same by paying them Money. Some of them have been jail cd for such offences but the great majority still. Hold Forth. They have brought untold disgrace on Tonj fair labor made the term the Peoer Werken Mon a by word hissed laughed at by the Public. The second or other Claas in the la Bor unions la made up of Good Capa ble. Intelligent peaceable Thrifty Citi Zens who go into unions with laudable purpose of bettering their conditions to support in honest association which they Hope will be honestly conducted truly fairly. In the interests of to their Surprise disgust they find Tomt whenever they try to speak in the that these criminal Bill Les be restrained forced to obey the Law. And the unions that Harbor them have forfeited the respect of i he Public. The harm these criminals have brought to the fair name of peaceable honest labor in too great to be easily computed. Such outrages to enslave the Liberty of the common respectable Amer ican citizen make tie surge. Many of us had forebears that in 1776 should cred the old hint lock. Ift their comfortable Homes for the open Cump suffered from cold hunger exposure disease even death to preserve the sacred heritage of Liberty that same old sturdy fearless blood to Day Calls for the sons to again stand fast oppose crush the ugly spirit of Tyr Anny oppression so plainly shown by these labor unions. There Are things i this world dearer than Money or bus Encso. We expend about a million a Yeai with newspapers most of a Holcli goes to printers other workmen. Probably two millions a year More Are spread among our work people farm ers other i. Our factories cover Many acres of ground the business fun ashes tha food clothing for nearly human beings. This not of the unions is openly for the purpose of ruining the business therefore taking the livelihood from these 3.000 people whom god Dan created naturally intends shall be fed clothed. Our people wages ure Puld High ods. Me a Man with a family of support was kept out of work to strike in Chicago. The have starved had he not of Money to buy them bread. God almighty has instilled in tin mind of every Man. Worthy the a desire to work furnish in Rayart clothing for his Little ones but in this Case the labor Union said he must not. God s motive was i a broke the rules of the Union an 1 went to work. Those who Liuva in in with 6i-e year receive c per about Isy Uler wages the two year Over vet Erans rec Elva 10 Pei Tho highest regular wages. They Oro of necessity the Woik Oan it nil Capa ble. Most of Vliem their r Are unusually the to. Sober i. Prosperous the saving i counts in one of. Trio. Banks the Alt Storb of the labor tried to introduce their methods Ofutt Liefl hatred distress Montr our people to the est conditions of Prosperity ii Toronto. Many these gentlemen judging the clydesdales pleasant Prince awarded Champion Gourd not agree called in. Best clydesdales in the world this in the Apex of the said the president of Brandon fair. Or. R. M. Matheson. As he proudly Drew the attention of the representative of the free press to the judging ring that enclosed Clydesdale Stai Lions. At every Point on the Fenci the crowd was struggling for advantageous Points from which the con test for supremacy could be witnessed the animals certainly looked Mugnol Lieut or. Robt Ness of Howleh who enjoys an International reputation As a Good judge remarked that nowhere in the world could a finer collection of animals be seen. Or. Mesa was interested however. In this contest to an exceptional extent As practically the same aggregation came before blk As when a was judge at the Winnipeg fair Whf ii his decision met with severe criticism from several sources. However on this Orcas Len the merits of Fine animals were submitted to other N. Mcqueen of Carlevato. And or. J. M. Of Weston near anticipated thai a. Would place the horses in different order of Merit to that arranged according to the judgment of or. Ness but after the judges had spent Over two hours in comparing notes they found it necessary to Call in a referee one was found in prof. Rutherford of Iowa agricultural College. Be the Advent of or. Rutherford it was Manifest for some time that or. O. Gardhouse judged pleasant Prince tha Champion or. Mcqueen favored Concord for that position. After walking trotting these two Ani Mals repeatedly around the. Ring to illustrate establish certain Points or defects the. Judges failed to agree. Prof. Rutherford s Advent As referee apparently gave the knowing ones around the Fence More than Ordinary satisfaction. He is known As an expert sufi matters is also an his trial therefore or the two horses on whose respective merits the judges could not agree was watched with unusual interest. His decision went in favor of pleasant Prince As the red card was handed to Hie Groom charge the applause wan very marked. An expert describes this Champion horse As a flashy fellow Black in color showing a Good movement when viewed from the Side rear. His knee Back action waa very pleas Vig he was in Tho neigut of fettle carries a Beautiful top upon Good limbs. He was much admired by lovers of horse flesh. Or James Macmillan owns pleasant Prince. The Hartney stallion Rord. Waa a magnificent second had Many backers for first All the horses that won positions have enviable records As prize winners there is Good reason for the Prosl the far delighted with the magnificent show All the. Oddments of summer Stock that we to have on hand alter september prefer to sacrifice now in order to make sure of in some cases the quantities arc s you would avoid disappointment shop Early. And a tremendous crowd in j a Glrst event of the m said Jhu far our people Havo Tell agent enough to Occil in to make the Exchange. It is these peaceable citizens living in , Wim run harm Alum la Bor. Anarchists promo i put out of business Asi in with company. Every Industry the canines shown were very in exception Holland cockec.epan-1 the exhibits Are Ordinary. Com pare4 with previous years the entries ape Small some of. The classes Are not represented. The awards were As follows 1, Brand ohm 2. Brandon. Jas Robert Eon Brandon. 1 a Bald Winnipeg. Deere Ted e. Stout rapid a deerhound e. Stout rapid Barth Pointer Pup Mes 1.iij. S. Brandon. Ejon Gilleh setter Dora Over 65 pounds a mrs. E. J. Rove Brandon. English setter pounds Ewart or Lableu Brandon. English setter a. Urls bin Brandon. Jung Lush setter John Irv ing Brandon. Irish water James dlr Caldy 2, Oliver Duncan. Cocker spaniels d. Stereff Bitch 1. D. Mclean puppies under 12 months 1 2. D. Mclean. Collie d. Phillips Collie dog chos. Ini Lach. Collie John bulldog James Porteus. Fox terrier h. L. Elfon Holland a Brandon. Fox terrier dog 2. . Maltby. Manor. Irish Herrler. Lawler Brandon i i pug Scott Brandon. The dats lacing fair track Fine weather record attendance at Brandon. Augustaf Ter noon found a fast track with Fine weather attendance. Programme was the 2.16 Pace or 2.12 Trot mile heats 3 in 5. Puree Hou. In this race Samuel a. Owned by George Perr. Was scratched Leav ing three horses to face the starter. Geers. The Winnipeg horse had every thing own -vv.iy, winning in Inove straight heart. Summary Peers. J. Arron 1 1 or incs Vale Matheson High River .222 Grasshopper c. Playford Dau Phin .3 3 3 time. 2.22. 2.21, 2.32. In the three minute Trot or Pace mile heats 3 in 5, purse there were five horses faced the starter. In the Nemond heat of this race there was a very exciting finish on the last half Between Elly m Elsy Melly m winning by a neck in the fast time of 2.21 3-4, the result of the race wus follows Elly m. J. Nation. Sourls.3 111 m. J. D. Mcbride coiling. I Wood .1 2 .1 2 capt. Tex. J. M. Duncan win. I a leg .2 3 2 31 Maggie a Little Bob also started. J time 2.27 1-2. 2.21 3-4. 2.26 2.24.1 the next race was the mile dash for u purse of j2so. Abanita owned by Matheson. High River was Glrst sea a. Owned by James second Zerebny owned Fowler Carberry third. Time 1.06. The fourth event on the programme was the Farmers running race half mile heats 2 in 3, purse twelve horses faced the starter. One Hani owned by e. J. Howe of Brandon won the race Scotcher owned he w. A Bridgeman of rapid City was second Golden owned by g. B. Anderson of Indian head third. The time was 63 1-2. 62 1-2, 62 1-2. There were six horses started in the military race. Corporal banal won first Money on inspector Church s horse Francis Constable steel was second on Blair s at hoi con stable Hogg third on Agate. Time 57. In the half mile team race Klep. Tomalla mate won first Leo ii. And mate second Rusic third. Tims 53 seconds. In the mile a half hurdle race held last evening there were Only two horses faced the starter. Tod Sloan owned by c. N. Coke Kamloops sem Rostro. Owned by c. Tudge of Wapella. Or. Marks being scratched. He race was won by Tod Sloan with sem Rostro a close second. The grand stand attractions not mentioned yesterday Are the Horton to bros., giving a performance Oil n founding table the Baader Trio trick bicyclists who put on a very Good performance. The Northwest mounted police Nusl Cal ride was received with rounds of applause by the targe crowd pres ont. This attraction certainly takes Iret place the management o be congratulated on having pro cured the police. Following the last race came a Par me of live Stock headed by the port nge la Prairie band. The horses wern he finest Ever seen at the Brandon air especially the clydesdales. In the pools to night Petroleum is us Crete against the Field in the 2.30 re ails. Ora Viva against the Field in the Nlle a Quarter dash half the Field against the other half in the half Nlle open the same in tie gentlemen s Saddle race. In the gentlemen s Road Ace Royal l is a hot favorite against he Field. There is nothing Selling in he Freo for All. Pickpockets Busy. Brandon. Man. Aug. And equate police Protection has been provided by the exhibition Board in which the City of Lias Hoar Tlly co operated it is impossible to prevent some cases of loss of Money by theft otherwise. In a bad crush it the Canadian Northern Sta Tion this afternoon or. Hiram Reed of Griswold was relieved of an other loss of was Aslo reported to the police. In addition to these severs other minor robberies losses of Money were reported in sums varying from to it seems evident that an expert gang Are working be tween the c. N. R. Depot the exhibition grounds. Entertained by the president. President or. R. M. Matheson enter taxied at the fair yesterday superintendent Bury mrs. Bury party consisting of Madame Moti ramp. Assistant superintendent Scully or. G. V. Hastings. Remnant Day disc. A Brandon fair notices second floor misses Dongola Bale Spring Heel Patent self tip medium heavy soles. Bixb 11 to 1.1. Regular Price . Friday remnant Price. 3 Only tapestry rugs 9x12 feet Light grounds. Choice Floral designs. Org. J 11.25. Friday remnant Price women s no not gowns Good Rhu Silty while Cotton to Ceil. And Ems rold cry trimmed. Clear ing Friday at 75c children s Muslin und bonnets pretty designs in Fine White Muslin embroidery trim Ming etc.-, Reg. 50c, Goc . Friday remnant children s White pique Coats Linen dresses White Muslin dresses a Choice lot of Protty articles of children s went. Reg. Prices j2.bo to 14.00. All one Price Clearing out the balance of children s cloth coals Perl no summer styles smart Dressy designs in desirable patterns. Reg. Prices Range up to jb.8b. Friday remnant Price. Boys Sailor suits Long trousers detachable collars with White fronts Fine Navy Blue Serge sizes 6 to 10 years. Reg. J3.7n. Friday remnant Price. In o. Main floor 65c plan in colors Niello. Green a Rory n v j 21 Inch Ai i Llvy mar. Fam. A lengths Nant Price. Krmar .39c ladies Black velvet Black Ami regular Friday 100 Yards White embroidery 9 Yard. Friday 43 ladies Ecru lace tips partly but in Arr Vonc. Acc Friday papers Lish pins App oru i be a licit. , Soo pins 108 pairs beit Quality Samv. Minctta Dorcso Shields regular Way at Friday pair. 4.44 my t Light delicate flavor Burke s old Irish whiskey we cannot too often Call attention to this particular Quality in Burke s Irish a flavor strength that particularly commends itself to the Gen tie the Wise the connoisseur the gentleman. For Sale by All leading wine merchants ask for Telegraph Telephone Sulphur parlor Kino Edward Ioco s headlight so s capital safety Earlh precautions against fire. The directors of Western Mani Toba s big fair have taken every pre caution to guard against any conflagration that might arise by concluding an. Arrangement with or f. H. Bike Western manager of the Haverhill fire appliance co., by which numinous eclipse fire extinguishers have been placed in convenient places throughout the exhibition buildings. Every evening while the big fair in in Progress a demonstration of to usefulness of these magic Are extinguishers will be Given before the grand stand. These demonstrations which proved such decided successes at the Dominion exhibition will have a ten in Light Etc the Public of West Ern Manitoba upon the. Simplicity of handing fire either in to. Infancy or Semi advanced stages. A w. Fleming. Every re an woman child in Western Manitoba knows Fleming s flosser Avenue bran Don. This business was established in the year.4ls8r late or. Alex fender Fleming is now conducted by. His son. Mr., j., w. Fleming who has installed in the main exhibition Hall of Western Manitoba s big fair one of the prettiest most tasty displays to be. Seen at the fair. The neatly papered decorated throughout. While the Arch facing in front of the display supported on either Side by Large figured pillars. A fringe of make a pretty Border for the Large Arch. Tho exhibit proper consists of drug sundries etc., gently Arnit girl. And Bear the placards made in bran Don.1 not in As the exhibition visitor has met with to frequently of late. All Toliese goods Are or. Fleming s own preparations manufactured in his laboratories. In the Fleming Block. The fact Tomt they Bear his Trade Mark is an on four once of their High Quality of test value. An interesting feature. In connection with the exhibit in n tie song contest by which the Lucky individual to in Irhe acc Enerle wheel Villi n which thrown i f nut of sear no int not be transmitted. Tug Shaft to rho f twin runic in a two Ai be either run by Lucid Tiack at Roll her beneath the composition of a co v a , f r1 u Llars per a Louie. It dil a half n minute m Nlle Llev .15 to .11 the fool Liliy Lumem of Wincn me Lucity Man Siauni me finn Mai Hilj i ;