Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, August 05, 1905

Issue date: Saturday, August 5, 1905
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Previous edition: Friday, August 4, 1905

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 5, 1905, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free Publ Lihr Terr user of in Zloba fro pm ii company. M their Corier of ave. And Curry of. Telephone numbers. M7. Buildt Oitice. Ill Job department. Tork Henry i Templo court. Lemro Ondfre Tom sell mfr Pul Liling. Freedom in Trade Allborty in religion Equality in August g. 1005 the Alberta Liberal Conven Tion. Such a As that which has just been hold it Calgary by the liberals of Alberta gives proof of the existence of an Active Public spirit which 13 Tho very life of responsible govern ment. The proceedings of Tho Conven Tion were nor Lccy by a keen interest in nil that has to do with the welfare of the new and Tho platform adopted is admirable in its thorough Ness and comprehensiveness. That Ihu liberals of Alberta Are prepared to do their duly with Lutelle Gonca and with Energy in the laying of the foundations of provincial institutions la at tested by the whole character of their convention by the manner in which it went about a business and by tie platform adopted which constitutes a Complete setting Forth of sound Doc Trine in regard to Llu needs of Tho new province and the policy which Luuki guide the administration of us Afu irs before proceeding to Tho consideration of the platform attention must first to to the following Resolution Iva unanimously by a standing vote whereas at a convention of Tho conservative party ror the territories help in mouse . Marchi. 1uw, and called by ii. I. Borden Leader of the Conse Ribilio Omny in the Dominion. Ai the Sci Viust of thu leading elves of the territories Tho Tull Oieni n solution was that in Lur the prance of the objects of this Contu ton a candidate 1 placed in every it the next gear jul clock turn of Ihu Assembly of tin Northwest ctn Toracs Anil kept in t be i eld my Clos it the and it the convention at Whlig h the pm stud association we t Tho lol loping of a leers 1 to aident Hon. F. I. I Faultain resident. Thomas ived Vij w. Ivos Kroc Ullic. U. U. I mint. Or. Creamer m. Anna blk t. Mckay and the said Resolution has not Hern rescinded or disavowed tired said have no coptic l nil icon Leicil the offices to " Hidi they in i Leci cd therefore it resolved thit this convention of the of the 1 to inc of do hereby i Cido that Liberal c in Slu uld by placed in fired in Point Atlon in every pro-1 Van Clyl constituency and kept in Tho held to tin close of Tho polls it Tho corresponding elections for Tho new provincial thai Resolution for itself with singular completeness and Force. It Calls for no elucidation being its own burst commentary. Passing to Tho platform. Which from Tho excellent it Oliie Forth of fundamental general principles in its first paragraph to us end of its last paragraph is built throughout on sound Liberal lines the Glrst thins to be noted is that with Ono exception it accepts As satisfactory under existing circumstances Tho autonomy legislation passed by the Dom Inion parliament. The exception is in regard to Tho necessity which existed for the introduction into the Alberta act of a clause continuing the exemption of Tho c. P. R. Lands from tax Atler. This is of course one of Tho legacies of the conservative government it Ottawa which made the contract with Tho c. P. N. Twenty four years ago. The c. P. R. Stands by the letter of its Bond and before consenting to be deprived of Tho exemption from taxation which it enjoys would insist on a quid pro quo. The convention declared in favor of Tho new provincial govern ment urging upon the Federal authorities Tho advisability of removing Tho restriction at As Early a Dato a no declaration in Tho platform la More noteworthy end better deserving of the Earnest attention of Tho people of the now province than Tho Mph nolo Resolution against Tho creation of a provincial Public debt. Tho revenues provided for Tho province under the Alberta act being sufficient to meet present requirement and being subject to Largo increase from time to time in proportion to Tho growth of tha population the liberals of Alberta Flave. Placed on record the incurring of any provincial Pullo debt or Tho pledging no Iona in or Hypoth Cating of the assets of Tho province to meet any real Pullo the record of Manitoba stands a a warning to Tho new province in this respect. In this connection must be noted Tho common sense declaration in regard to the Hudson Bay route. In regard to which the Western provinces have a Community of interest the platform contains wisely framed declarations in regard to Public franchises Tho rights of municipalities Tho necessity of promoting in every Way the welfare of Tho agricultural ranching and mining industries on which Tho Prosperity of the new province will depend and Tho providing i permanent endowment for a provincial University and an agricultural College. It constitutes a full and comprehensive netting Forth of a definite Well considered policy concerning every need of the new province. Verdict of time is conspicuously in its favor. Or. Chamberlain has publicly acknowledged in the most emphatic terms that it led the Way for him in the matter of inter Imperial Turtle policy and As for Tho actual results it has brought about Tho London times recently presented a Complete study of these with statistical Dia Grams. The times article diagrams and All. In reproduced in this Issue of Tho free press. As is shown by the figures which Tho times presents in Chart form Tho per Cen Lago of Canadian Trade held by great Britain had been steadily de dining up to Tho time of the inauguration of Tho preference and the percent age held by other countries rising. The decline of the British percentage pre Vious to 1897 was precipitous. The pre Ference checked it. Tho View taken by the times if that Tho preference has just about availed to offset the natural advantages jew Schnod by the United states. Geographical proximity Breeds Community of tastes and interests. American manufactures differ from Del Tosh they Are usually preferred by buyers in Canada. Tho possibility of speedier deliveries and the Economy of purchasing in smaller quantities arc also important . All these facts Muuro cd car that Only Brit ish manufacturers with sufficient in Ter Polaa to modify their wares in accordance with colonial desires if required Ami with Tho ability and Inton lion to Servo colonial buyers promptly can Hopo to make Tho exploitation of the Canadian Market but the total dutiable purchases of continues Tho times do not constitute a. Perfectly just basis of Trade comparison. There Are Many departments in which our country can not to expected to compete to Advant age for her resources or Tho Lack of them place her Hora contours. In Many of these Nho May be Able to contribute a Little but As departments they belong peculiarly to other nations and to regret preponderance in them is to bewail the inevitable. In this list May be placed the animals fish and Illi products Bicad hurts. Provisions Tofick Tea sugar molasses baking powder Green Ripe and dried fruit nuts grease Plains and times. Seeds fertilizers Petroleum paraffin fish oils turpentine Marble slate Coal grasses and manufactures there there must obviously to co operation Between the provinces. In. Laying Down this principle Tho Alberta lib orals have simply formulated a Plain fundamental fact. Addressing them selves is they wore to Tho consideration of purely provincial affairs and provincial policy they evidently did not consider it necessary to go farther than to Deal with the matter of determining definitely and finally Tho feasibility of Tho Hudson Bay route. In this they declared there should to joint action by Tho Western provinces. They might Well have gone further and declared Flint tha work of establishing that route when its feasibility la determined should to undertaken by the Dominion. Could anything to More properly classed As a National undertaking it is not at All an undertaking for a province or for any set of provinces but for the Dominion of Canada in deed the work of determining definitely and finally the feasibility of Tho route belongs to the Dominion As part of Tho Ivory of establishing the route. Tho feasibility of Tho Hudson Bay route is not yet an absolutely established certainty though to All look Forward confidently to its being established and to the immense advantages which will result from that route be ing operated. But Ono thing which May be regarded As absolutely certain is that tha establishment of that route will involve a very heavy outlay. It will to an outlay for a National Pur pose not for a merely provincial Pur pose. The Progress and Prosperity of the Dominion As u Hole must grow up out of the Progress and Prosperity of Western provinces. And Tho providing of outlets for the products of these provinces is therefore work of Tho Glrst importance Tor the Domin Ion is a whole. Nothing could give Canada n greater impetus than thu establishment and successful operation of the Hudson Bay route. Nothing could to plainer therefore than that even if Tho Western provinces had ample resources Over and above their needs Thea undertaking is not their but the much less any one province dream of attempt in 1u of carriages and nil Wood and manufactures of stood. This list u too Short for strict fairness rather than to carrying the analysis further Tho tonics enumerates the classes of Good in which the preference has caused a considerable of Wool Cotton Linen flax leather Cut Glass carpets curtains Cordage jams and confectionery Gunpowder and earthenware. The value of the import to Nylon into this country of lilt Lslie goods in Trofo lines in 1 pm wus 131 per cent greater than in the year pre ceding the introduction of the prefer ence Lillo Tho increase in importations from the United states was Only 02 per cent. Tho increase in actual value of these imports from great Britain was about seven times Tui of corresponding imports from the United the times justly that from the British Point of View the preference Lias Elma justified itself. It has lao justified itself needless to stay from Tho Point of View of Tho Canadian consumer. In the decrease of Tariff taxation which it Haa effected. Coming now to the list of articles 1 which British manufacturers have failed in Pelto of Tho Piefer onco to hold their own ind that list made up of Silks gloves and Initta perfumery brass and Copper goods electrical apparatus optical photograph la mathematical and instruments clocks paints colors varnishes and aerated and Mineral Waters. With Blunt speaking of thu truth the Tinea tells the British thut this list represents neglected Opportunity. They have regarded Tho pre Ference much us an automatic instrument that could Uch Levo Conquest for our manufacturers without Effort on their in electric apparatus to photographic goods and clocks thu Lenica Tell i tha British mat they have allowed foreigners to them in Novelty of design efficiency Economy and Selling enter prise. All of which remarks by the j tunes Tho British do Well to Ponder seriously and Taklo to heart. Tho horniest Between Admiral Togo salary of a year and Adenir 1 y a moves the jul Publ Ciui to the Batisti observation that ufos ii generally work in about Tho Sarno of the Liberal convention to be he in Kugena on August 16, the it Gli i adar Saya there Cun to no question but Thi. Tho Libo Iaia of Saskatchewan in sum Moning a general Convent Lon for tha entire province organized to Aalo a Lull and Lair representation to All Congiu Nitim and interests. Taken Tho right atop. It is taken Ope my and it la Erculei per inf in rat. Your Denur will and one Louie Tot so no fills. Khan tit it Teit ii in 7011 Iryll. Kio How Rte rail u Tafry Wile to Laff Teloir. For How Itti old 111 no4 inti uni the . Wolret he Hercules Spring bed 6 to anti is attic off and a Olmre in Rifle at n 6 Lomei comfortable. If Juu Dan t nod ibo a Erculei ii Waikit Moit come Orsble cud the Belt bed in eve try c Kwiye you Terr in fat on Leburn la 10. S our a Oiler Al of to Zuyi and m will Junr Money. Lint that b Milr Wiy 10 lot Yon Teit 11 if Hopkins. Harold Howard Jeanlo Edelki Alberta Irvine John Henry Irwin Clarence Wood Johnston Mary Ellen Johnston Violet Eleanor Julian. A curl Kilfoyle Ethel Adams Kinley. Hallfridur icel Stianson Josephine Lavalice. My Nola Leece Taud Little. Charlotte Lynch Maggie Madill Lamella Marcel Alvon Trotter Mathers Ethol Millar. Al Berta Monson. John ales. Morgan Flor ence Munro archly , Martha Mcclaln Jean Templeton Mcc Leyno Edlu hurry Mcgownn Isabella Mckay Ethel Carroll no Mcklim. Eva Mcqueen Anglo Maud no split Ellen re spin Noble Mir Iam Gertrude Parlier Ejna Patrick Ekil Pentland. Bertha a neg Pilling Vida Matilda Poole Francea Kidd Pur Anglo Reid Jessie Cochrane Robertson. Mary Rose Lacen Ross har old m. Salisbury Anglo Mabel Scott Ada May Sharps Margaret Campbell Simpson Jolin Duncan coff ill Kathleen Walter Clifford Couch Ethel Currly James Wesley Dempsey. Emma Widla Etta Dorsey Edith Duff Grace Dunlop George Dysli Muggio Evans Alfred Ewert Frank Andrew Fenton Charles Ross Francis Morgan in Fraser addle Nore Oden Recse William Gordon. Alma Graham. Marlanna arc Gorc. Myrtle Rena Greenway Mary Jana half Long. Frant Harrison Beau Lali m. Hass Rrt. Wilfred Herbert Hicks William Albert Holmes Clark held Hopper Mana Howden Hazel m. Ireland. Hammond Irwin. Gladys Jacobs Ramoh Arthur Johnston. Janus Sci. Jonas Ion. Evelyn j. Clao Mary Dorothy King Peter Abraham i Nairn Angelina la Fortune. Bessie Lawson. Grace Lindback. Anglo May Long Mary Pearl Macmon. Mona Gemmell Manahen. Knt Lileen mar tin., Ruehlo Mather Margaret Munaker. Edna Morgan Mildred Morrison Graco Gerald inc Mcarthur m. Mcauley Andrew mob rdc George r. Mccoy fico Dale. Nell Albert Mclntyre James Wil Liam Mckillop Flora Mcpherson. Jog Sec Butchart Celanda Francis Myrtle nabs. Adelaide Emily noon re Liard Harold persons Gnativ e. Penner Marlon Phil lips Mellona poor scr. Francis in bal pot Ter William fit Ink Rea. Gertrude cat i a Rene Elesberry Clara fell Rook Allan cd a. Ryder Harvey Schwalm Margaret Trow Scott. Amelia Ethel Shlyk a Sluby May Simpson Ethel Smith. S Elln Ger Trude Snelgrove Elma Jane Staples. Mar Grot Victoria Sterling Helen Mcneil Stewart Floyd Cecil Stewart George Kenneth Stone Rolard Avlon Storey John Sutherland Anna Swanson Madge m. Sypher. Clara Taylor. Bertha Blanche Teeter. Olive guinevere ten line Rogo Anna Toupin Dorethia Kathleen Tyso. Edna Blanche Wand. Janet Walkinshaw Lionel Luce Ward. Roy m. White Citrus Tena Ellen Wright. Chrystena Young Bertha Coupland Pettlo Elizabeth War Ren Eva Lillian Smith Melinda Janet Spears. Jon Biilna Gudbjorg Stefanson be Tallo Steve ipod. Edith Annie it ten Bon Margaret Anno Storey m urls Edna Struthers Christiana Svenson Harmati Elmer Sweet Ellza Behi Tandy Margaret Ann to Flor Harry Thompson. Walter Felix to Halo. Gordon Arthur Turl y. Edith Melissa Vanderburgh. Thomas Howard Roy Walker Rilhard do War Enne Waller Mabel Elisabeth Wilto Jenn Wilkle Audrey Agnes Young Jano Lac cattery. Paul r. Jesic. Collegiate Entrance Simon Abrahamzon Rachel Raffl Cylc Howard h. Abr Afflit Harry Alldritt Gladys Al nip John Anderson Roberta Anno Anderson John Kellam Andrews. Irene Letitia Armstrong. Stella Miriam Armstrong. John Charles Ash. Mae v. Axford Albert Guy Byln Bain Edith Marlette Bald. Ida Dale Oval Archie bal Lendlie. Paul Barf Lal Harry Illarr Normn. Akitt Bates Ethel May Banc Hester Ellen Bentli Battlo a lilo Tecl Termini. Badly la Aballa Beddome Hilda trem aloft Beeston. Can Miller Harry jell Mahel Ruelna Lyell Efflo Bennett Alum Bornhart Garnet Cecil Best mar Garet Ellis beggar. Leal Ger Trulin Lill Irene Elizabeth Black. August Bondal go. Frederick Bond. Iris Kathleen Bonny. David s. Bort Liwock Emma Boulton Albert French Bowman Agnes Anno Uri Gnam Loran Broad lome Henry Hook Cost Ethliel Ells Rabih Brown Jen Nie Mabel Brown Nylla Bryce. Marr Aret Ruth Buchanan Bule mar the Constance Bullock. Huber Curtly bunt. Nollon Mabel Burgess. Can Rcd Fly manic Caldwell. Archly p. Cameron James Cameron. John Cameron. Sarah Tully Cameron. Donald Campbell Elgin Smith Campbell Florence Camp Bell. Edith Lillian Cann Eleanor Annie Carey Lalla Barbara Cassels Ruby con stance Chaplin. Harold Jam Chapman Jon Stone Avery Chappie. Lilly Ann Chisholm. Maud Christie. Cordt Lla c Ark Laura elite Irene Clark. Phi Lla Clayton. Eva Ackerman Annie Jane a 03tander. Margaret Jano Allen it Tel Maud Anderaon. Mary both Anric Man. Annie Isabel Andrew Kathleen Beatrice Violet Emily Armstrong Margarot Saunders Atkinson. Maud a Ford Areta. Alberta Bailey Donald Bain Stuart bold Maggie l. Bals Frederick the Imperial popular store mail orders receive prompt attention on Sale to Day on Sale to Day ladies fancy parasols ladies fancy parasols Havo received their March ing orders every Ono now this season pretty and effective in designs and colors. Every fancy must be cleared out to Day. These smart reductions should move them. Regular 3.50, 2.40 4.50, c c u 5.00, 5.25, 6.00, 6.25, 6.50, 7.50, 9.00, c it u it u u 2.95 3.35 3.35 3.85 4.15 4.30 4.50 6.00 come Early and get first Choice Quantity . For saturday night shoppers we have made special bargains in several departments for you these Are in addition to those for All Day Selling. Extra specials from 6 to 10 . Or ladies Wash belts to 10 . In Luff it Blue White and Champagne colors detachable 6 to 10 ., each. Iqra ladies Blouse sets to 10 . 3-Plecp Blouse sets in Sterling Silver Ovid Othor fancy Drsek j. All Telb season s newest styles. Reg. 7gc. C to 10. 29e i tar ladies Lisle gloves to 10 colors arc Castor Champagne Grey Black White and cecum 2-Doino Calaph Ollk stitched Points hazes c to Al to or special 15 98c boys oxfords a to 10 . Not Many pairs but extra Good Quality. Boys Dongola kid Fords Plain too Caps medium heavy holes sizes 1 to 5. Lies i c to 10. Hem. Second floor bargains e ladies White Lawn aprons 1 or 6 to 10 White Lawn aprons finished with Woven tucks in Roar. 0 to 10 is infants Wash bonnets n g to 10 White or Rumly bonnets trimmed with tucked ruffles Assort cd el7.cs. Reff. 40c. 0 to 1q 20 ladies Kimonos c to 10 vj7v White and coloured Lawn assorted styles am Riff. to . 0 to 10 69c saturday night bargains in the basement e t0fiomp.m. Copper wire coat hangers. Riff. Loc c to 10.2 for 10e hat and coat Racks. Reg. 15c. 6 to 10. Loc Wirk Teapot stands. Hoj. Loc. C to 10. 5e Wihib soap baskets. Hug. Loc. C to 10. 5c wire card Racks 3 sizes. Scr. 15c. C to 10. Loe i Eft. 20c. C to 10. 12e Reg. 25c. G to 10. 17c wire photo holders 3 sizes. Reg. Inc. 6 to 10 Reg. Zoc. G to 10. 1 30c. G to 10. 20o Waltham watches the observed of All observers the perfected american an illustrated Book of interest ing information about watches will be Cut free upon request. American Waltham watch company Waltham mass. Urt iry Abrogar Anglo Eleanor darned Hilda Primrose Sarratt Kato Hayllar Cle Orff Olla hot boat son Frank a. Boat tic lil Gulo Viola Eickstead. Marlon Vecch Albert Belmar Bell Elizabeth hell Ulch Ard Bellhouse Ida Campbell Iii upon. In Bob Coby Evelyn May Houlb. Lox. Stanley in Issott. Marlon Isabel Wiack a outre Norman Oake Lulu Pond. Rank Shelton Booth Cecil we. Lio Saonia we. Stanley Rourke Laura Jano Bronder Lena Luclla Broad Byron we. A Roatch. Ada Ellna drop Kenton. Jean Velma Brown Olvo Mamie Brown Ethel Buchanan Minnie Avalon Buck Loy. Caroline Eveline Bulla. Trio Mon Walker Bundy. bunt. Richard Morley Burnett Oscar Calverley Cath erne Cameron. Loszlo Cameron. Robert Bonar Cameron. Una cat Rico Cameron Ella May Campbell. Ena Campbell. John Lauren Campbell we lilt card. John Hon. By Carter Fred Mervine Candle. Flor ence Cuppman Irene Emily cd impel. Kaslo Chaster Barbara Allan Cirl Kihei Maria Claro. Ethel Grocot c Mildred Florence Clark. Mary c Denan. Marlon Ida Chongan Violet Alp Clyde. Gladys Cali Picl Cochrane l-lo5slo Cohan Catle Bell co Ward Cross. aleut. Crowe Dilno Mcm. Cunill Nuj Lionel c Urran Morley White Curtis nor Dandy Edith Florence Danie strew Albert for Cal ii Eon Jesslo Alexandria Davidson Fred in Tulsa Davis Olive May Hannah my Llama dump Sci. Olivia Donelson ale Len Vire Francl jog pm Ethol William franc i Leckson Wilfred Dixon Hunan Mulla Dodds. Half Fra Dolmage. Maryl Ella Donald Annio Myrtle Donley Vlon Teila May Ducker Edith May Dud j it uracil Adoll Duncan. Kedora Kollra Dycman Kir Kato Frances de. David Thomas Andrew elder Alvon Eva Maud Emerson Joseph Henry Charlotte a. Evans i Falconer Mary Fyfo Falconer. Aim33 Krnc at Fawcett. William Charles Elwyn full lord. Irereo Walter Hamilton Foger a Ortlon Forbes Ethel Christina for Critor Forster. Mand Matiu Luj Carnot Fraser Karl Fri Reemah James 1 Beamon Leo nip Bower club inc Linley. Co High Lar Scott Coll lab an May Cocke i n c Marl Givey ;