Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 5, 1910, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg monday september 5, 1910. I am glad to give it to you. It is the Teeth purifying digestion aiding gum. Doleys spearmint Epson gum arts treat value in making known to them the resources and of their country and in equipping Thum Tor their work in. The future. H. A. Anderson of the Toronto responding for the Pressman referred to the pleasant relations which had existed Between the various Mem 1 Bers of the party during the eight weeks they had been together and to the inestimable value to Eastern Nevis j paper men of the Opportunity to see a i portion of the Western provinces. I e. M. The Host stated that the recollections of the trip through the four Western provinces would be among the most pleasant of his life. Premier s stay sir Wilfrid luncheon Torreti men and Calls at government sir Wilfrid Laurier arrived in the City on his return from his great Western tour at 4 . Saturday and spent a comparatively time Here. In the evening of saturday he was a guest at the dinner tendered the Pressman who accompanied him on his tour by e. M. Macdonald . For Pictou n. A. At Tho Royal Alexandra. Yesterday afternoon he met the Catholic delegation at the Catholic club and during the Day he paid a Brief visit to sir Daniel Mclillan at government House. Bast evening he was visited by Many prominent citizens at the Royal Alexandra he and his party spent the night in their private car and they leave this morning via the c. N. A. For port Frances in route Lor fort William Ottawa lady Ija Urier and her party loft for the East saturday afternoon. . Entry Hon. Graham withholds decision As to Winnipeg. The tooted the Entrance of the rational transcontinental rail Way into Winnipeg upon which argument was i resented to the minister of railways four months ago engaged the attention of Hon. Geo. Graham saturday on the arrival of the Laurier special in Winnipeg. Unaccompanied by the rival claim i am glad to see you Chew this gum instead of eating things that Are bad for you. It is Good toy you. The fresh delicious flavor of crushed Green mint leaves makes it the beneficial confection. It s very cheap it s very clean it s very digestible it s very refreshing local notes. E. A. Henry of Vancouver will tour Saskatchewan in the interests 01 local option fall. The band of the 48th Highland regiment of Toronto la making a tour of Western Canada during november and will be in Vancouver during the first week. P e. Black and w. W. Hoebel have Nure hated the Prairie witness printing and publishing Plant at Indian head. 8 Williams who has been in charge of the journal for nine years is retiring from the newspaper business. A c . Construction outfit passed through Dauphin wednesday morning from the West on tire Way to the Oak Point Extension for the purpose of completing another 100 Miles which will bring it within 30 Miles of Dauphin. Rev. Or. Livingstone sex president of the London methodist conference preached an interesting Sermon at Grace Church last evening taking a wholesome lesson from the subject a country or. And mrs Hugh Craig of Calgary announce the engagement of their Sis Ter Margaret May Dick formerly of Winnipeg to or. Archibald Melville Fisher youngest son of or. And mrs. Fisher of Forest Ontario. The marriage will take place in Calgary september 7. Rev. Canon Gui of Minnedosa who has arrived in the City to take a Posi Tion on St. John s College staff and also Given charge of St. Martin s mis Sion. Seven Oaks was expected to com his duties yesterday. He was unable to officiate and Rev. Dean Coombes took Hla place. The league of american pc women has endorsed a movement of singing in the vernacular. Mere audition is not satisfactory nor prof Staible As audition plus the sensation resulting from a sentiment clothed in words reaching thie Annie a. Wilder in an article in the Washington Post. Mrs. Wilder is to address the women s Canadian club on tuesday on the message of the tree in myth and Rig fifty Higgin ton Driver Fon Speirs bakery was drive Dies at Banff. John Leys of Sarnia of Arthur of Winnipeg. John Leys one of the Moat highly respected residents of Sarnia oat died Banff wednesday August it deceased who Hart been Deputy registrar of Lambton county ont for number of years went to the Wett it couple of months ago for tha Benefit of his health but he did not improve he was at one time prominent in the in oods business in Sarnia with Fau Ather the late Alex. Leys and we Iso a member of the firm of Ellig yes. Declining health however aused him to give up business Eek a More healthful Means of to Loyme it. The late or. Leys t prominent society Man being a Mem. Or of the a. O. U. W. And i. O. K societies. He is survived by two Chil Ren mrs. R Beaumont of Vancouver 5. A and Arthur of Winnipeg Emai Nei were taken through Winnipeg saturday As interment will be made in Sarnia. Agents the minister set Forth on a in has delivery Waggon across port personal investigation and walked six a Avenue at Corner Craig Miles Over the respective routes via i t t when be was struck by a St. Mission Street and via Provencher a e n be the two proposals in dispute. The original Deal slow was in favor. Of the Mission Street with representations from the look for the Spear Tooalo your dealer Skald sell it. The flavor lasts sir Wilfrio Triue Estermer continued from Page one everywhere a civic Holiday. All places a i business were closed and the time which was not Given up to functions in connection with the visit was spent in a programme of sports. Everywhere Arches had been built and flags Bunting were in evidence. Every town Hail a new feature which the party not seen before. In. Kamloops the had prepared a living Arch Over the main Street a Large choir of Young ladies being stationed on it to sins the song of Welcome. At ver lion the horses were taken from the Carriage of the Premier and he was i drawn to the depot by a band of in Ihus Stic Young men accompanied by hundreds of citizens bearing torches. At Vernon and at Nelson the Mem bars of the party heard much of theft it growing Industry the casual talk of the streets being that i Uit ranch Small holdings irrigation Etc. Anything More Beautiful than the Small City of Vernon it would be difficult to conceive. Sir look ins out on the flotilla of boats on the Lake in front of the town compared it a Century at most the bulk of the popu lation would be West and not East of the great lakes. There was also a tendency to recognize the great re sources of the most Westerly province and the immense possibilities before Vancouver and Prince Rupert As Ocean ports were set Forth on Many occasions. To Venice saying that Vernon was the West As a . It was regarded the Venice of Canada. The Flowers its inevitable in the course of half were in full Bloom at the time of his visit and Are unexcelled in the Dom Inion. The Trees in the town were hanging heavy with fruit All it which looked perfect. Widening of views. Incessant references were made by the Premier or. Graham. Or. Mac Donald and or. Pardee to the Widen ing of their views of Canadian affairs owing to the fact that they had seen so much of the country which was new to them. Neither or. Pardee or or. Macdon Ald although they Are among the most prominent of the younger members of the House had Ever seen any part of the West before. The latter at the meeting at Medicina hat stated that it had been suggested to him that it should be male a Law of Canada that no Man should be permitted to sit in the House at Ottawa unless he had made the trip from Halifax to Victoria. This he said would bring Many East Ern men to the West but it would also bring All the West Ern men to Halifax and there was a need that the West should see the farther East As there was also a need that the East should see the great de Yel orment which was proceeding in the West. There was much difference of Opin Ion in the party with reference to the province which in future years would carry the Banner in the Dominion but there was Little difference of opinion regarding the coming importance of Pressman Banquete e. M. Macdonald m. P., Host at enjoyable gathering. On saturday night on. The arrival of the Laurier special in i Winnipeg a dinner was tendered the members of the press party who accompanied sir Wilfrid on the tour by e. M. Mac Donald ., of Pictou . The function took place at the Royal Alex Andra the Premier presiding. Those present in addition to sir Wilfrid and or. Macdonald were Hon. George p. Graham Hon. Senator Gibson James Conmee ., f. F. Pardee ., Isaac Campbell k.c., Winnipeg e. J. Lemaire Secretary to the Premier c. B. Robinson Secretary to Hon. G. Graham Ulric Barthe la Vigie que Bec t. M. Fraser chronicle Halifax h. F. M. Ross Manitoba free press t. M. King mall and Empire Toronto Harry w. Anderson Globe Toronto b. B. Cook Star Toronto h. E. Will Mot. World Toronto h. B. Guest news Toronto Douglas Robertson Telegram Toronto George Butler grip company Toronto t. Cromie Leader Retina f. A. Carman. Star Montreal and r. A. Chevassu be can Ada. Montreal. Dinner was served in the cafe which was artistically decorated and reserved exclusively for the party. Sir Wilfrid proposes Toast. Sir Wilfrid in proposing the health of the press correspondents expressed his great appreciation of the work done by them and proceeded to say that in the project of building up a United Canada the Pressman could per form services of an invaluable nature. The trip Over Canada must prove of contrary Canadian Northern. Charles a. Young com missioner of the transcontinental rail Way since the decision was rendered has been bringing constant pressure to bean on the minister to reverse the Samp. The rival interests have been energetically pressing their respective preferring to have a personal know ledge of the but Patlon the minister re served judgment on the Appeal until he had an Opportunity to inspect the situation for himself. This he did saturday in an unaccompanied walk. When interviewed subsequently the minister declined to make Public his findings. He stated however that be was i now fully prepared to make a definite report to the Premier. The final decision will be forthcoming on sir Wilfrid s return to Ottawa. A general Hospital report. The total number of patients treated in the Winnipeg general Hospital for the week in dial sept. 2nd, was 423 of whom 217 were men 107 women and 99 children. 165 out patients wore also treated. The honorary Secretary treasurer bees to acknowledge with thanks receipt of the following subscriptions and donations Dun bros., the James Mccready co., ijtd., w. Betimes. Each b. E. Chaffey 520.00 w. A. Matheson. His Honor judge Dawson each ladies Aid. Young Church Cut Flowers Russell Lang co., Maga Olnes g. W. Allan and j. A. Jr., been appointed visiting life governors for tie next week and i. M. Ross and Aid. Wallace have been appointed visiting trustees for the same two weeks. In Rev. Or. Rose welcomed. A Good congregation assembled Broadway methodist Church yesterday morning to hear Rev. Sip. Rose d. D., mho was the first pastor he was cordially end appropriately welcomed by Bav g. H. Williams As one whose name was inseparably connected with this Church and who had done so much to make it what it was. James Street car going at full Speed. The Rig horse and Driver were thrown according to the statement made by the police at out 50 feet the shafts and three of the Rig were broken but the Driver escaped with compari timely slight injuries. He was taken to the general Hospital for treatment but it is expected will toe Able to leave that institution to Day. Bristol ten Bristol delegates who Are touring1 Canada with the object of increasing the Trade be tween their City and Canada will arrive in the City via , at 9.25 this morn ing. They will be Mot to a Dep Tatlor of Winnipeg members of the Board of Trade and escorted to the Royal Alex Andra and Between or Stilton and they were non Evant ical. Their aim was not to reach Christian alone but the moslem the Mollera with is fanaticism was a very difficult Man to reach and consequently Many bibles had been distributed. In the Olden Days a missionary would be stoned but today he is unmolested. Good Barley at a Symsack. Kamsack sask sept. 4. The Flatt of this year s Barley was yesterday at Tho Anchor elevator from Jie farm of George Ham consisting of several loads of first class Barley. Exciting Central dra company s team was standing at the Corner of James and main streets shortly before noon on saturday when the animals became excited As the reins had become unfastened and were dangling at their heels until ultimately they became entangled. John Prit Chard the teamster to rectify matters a hitched the animals but no sooner were they released wharf they bolted and taking the sidewalk on the East Side commenced a Gallop which they continued until the . Depot was reached. There the harness became caught on a Telephone pole and the animals were stopped. A Hue and cry was raised along the thoroughfare As the Tore along and a Hough there were a number of narrow escapes no person was Hurt. Good Bye sir Wilfrid Sweet caporal sold everywhere More Sweet Ftp Oral cigarettes Are sold dial. 9ii other brands combined. Because they suit the smoker who demands a perfect cigarette manufactured from the finest tobaccos. Fax Mailom in which tobacco can be Bates Fob classified or want Advie . Dally free any beading. To count line per Day us Pur count str week per Cucut hut per month. Weekly toe press and 1-Ralrle per count Lino per week Juc Iier count month. No advertisement charged at Man lines. Births and deaths of or sort Lon. Teacher on application. Computing Trio number of in an advert Lemeut Figuro words u us and groups of no or Leas Foliar Aubrei Ivous initial one word. Advertisers to desire May have dressed to a Bux at lie fice i Rosa and a a urged to Uiel pm late addresses. A car it ten cents la for Tala service. Advertisements marked till forbid accepted a Ltd the understanding that they to publuho.1 until a. Written notice to them in received. No Noua order will Cepter. Advertisers Are reminded that it u contrary to the provisions of postal Law to letters addressed to initials omy an desiring to conceal Ilia or he Laen Uty Nuy economically of so by having replies Durecu a to a Box at this ten cents added u we Price Trio Auvert Senieur covers the it Tawara my Lettra to any out town address. To advertisement is accepted for insert cd t the free Preis As pure Reading matter. 1 Urt Reading notices May be inserted net in style and Type but always at Bottom of column and Beau rate irom Puie raiding by double Cut on Rule and Urey May be lbt anguished. Births. Marriages and deaths births Bora at quills value sart., ausust to ill. And jars. J. X .1ocn a Eon. Auz. 28, to or. And mrs. Or. W. Olau Gow of m a k Marni Agub. St. George s Alberta on 31st August 1910, by Canon hos Beli Taroia Vancouver to Armour Lowery daughter at need of Montreal. St. Church i on Rouge Winnipeg Rev. H. H. Broi Zenall. Gate Ivy Ber 13w, Ethel Morrison. Ont., 10 r. U. Sank. Biggar to tax at uie residence of Mother. . Ont., the Rev. William Hill Alice Ter of mrs. J. W. Hyman m Narles by fear Winnipeg. Heaths the 2nd, at his Owena. St., Bert Wilm aged memo Biam Atherley in memory of will son of mrs. Atner Lcy m Park Pool. England who passed at Torla Hospital Regina Canada ii 1d08, age 3s. A deep wound in Mother s heart. Kenney Utree. S main 8221. J. Clarit manager. Avenue x none run. Br06. Caner of directors. _ to Knott ha8 Side a Complete Stock and fuels bin. Call us. of class clothing a specially. _ clothing i mad Toba he Ostkar co. It we ism r ;