Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 9, 1910, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg Friday september Portland be m e it Alfred ont. Travelling Western representative w. C. Huff Winnipeg get your piano today and save fully half Price 4 Risch great sacrifice Sale prices and your own terms plan of Selling will be a thing of the past in a few Days. J discounts that really count 4 positive Selling off of entire Stock regardless of Cost or former prices. Avih count yourself Lucky if you Tver expect to gel a piano and secure in at this you will save quite of Money and you can have War own terms to pay. Are going to close out every instrument in this Stock. In fact we sust close them out. We have no but to sacrifice everything. We Sra to a position where we cannot help i ourselves. J judging by the Way the pianos have been Alten the past few Days we know we will succeed in our under so sin this pleases us notwithstanding practically every instrument is going at u sacrifice on Cost. We have contracted for a Large ship ment of for the fall Trade arid re must Nave ule room to i sate them. We must make room in Wiir Sale rooms we must make room a our storehouse. Every instrument 10 them must go even if sold at a loss. Many of these pianos Are Cut to even less half the former prices. The terms of payment Are left to Jour wishes entirely. What More can you ask can you think of a fairer proposition consider the High Grade Quality of the instruments going at these Sac Rifice prices the Mason risen Henry Herbert Stei Barf classic harmonic Stein Way Heintzman new scale Wil Liams and others none better few so Good and on terms made by yourself. So come and select your piano today. You will never find a better time nor will you find a Money saving Opportunity equal to this. We have something of interest to every person intending the Purchase of a piano for today or tomorrow. The prices Are Cut so Low that your Good judgment will Tell you to buy now and the terms Are so easy that you can have a Fine piano in your Home today. New pianos Are going at and new pianos 1 or on terms of j7, and per month. Don t let your family go without an instrument this Winter when you can get one now on such easy payments. You cannot miss the Mason Risch store it is Only a few doors from Portage Avenue on main Street and the big electric sign in front of the build ing and the piano turn table in the window will Lead you to the right place. For family use or for afternoon Tea Blue ribbon Tea is fully satisfying. So fresh Rich and Strong Are its leaves that it makes More Tea of a better Quality than any other you can procure. Not Only is its Quality most pleasing but it is also the most economical Tea to uss. You will find this out if you buy a Pound and give it a trial. If you Are not Satis fied your grocer will at once refund your Money. Cable news Strong Case against or. Crippen a Umpire to establish t Ugwa that the parti. Found in the c. A part of the tie evidence Given at murder trial at London a sept. The resumption f the trial of or. Hawley h. And Ethel Clare Leneve for the murder of the of incr s wife Public s Iii Oulu cd Evi i claim of tie Hie mutilated Ippen Home once i person of Ocllo wife to what has been popularly re-1 the weak link in Tho Chain of 1 sweat Tantal evidence against the j Friend s evidence. Be first witness called was mrs. Hairlson whose acquaintance go Belle Elmore has extended Over a. Of twelve years. Was a ski to examine hair found when the Dis j body uncovered. Anil ague so she swore that the exhibit As similar to that by Belle More. Ifciw1 bit feminine underwear also i by he searchers in the cel a next and the wit that she had seen be to in Unior garments of a ure Haj been offered before the lower part of the 6 a. Scar the result of an Oner s. Harrison testified that she a similar scar on the body of Cable Canada wins All Jlong line Hon. A. B. Aylesworth pleased with finding of Hague tribunal. Diplomatic game a draw favouring great Britain says London papers. London sept. Hon. A. B. Aylesworth speaking to the Canadian associated press cd pressed the following opinion on the fisheries award. Win All along the line for Mackenzie King was present during the Reading of the award and said it seemed quite Satis factory. Women attend. No statements of the pub r in his opening address t to the Offet that traces had been found to the body. Had purchased an shortly before his wife s Wance. Served to further Stem interest in the sensational a Flo Rashio Nawy dressed women prominent in the Over up court room to Uay Speaks to girl. Were seated in the Dock distance and the advantage of the oppor eak to the girl. Miss Lei Ted a Wop begone appear o not set in anxious to con to whom his spectacles returned for the first time of s cure coughs. Colds heals lungs. 25 cents. Since his arrest appeared As the Crip pen of Early photographs. He spoke to the girl anxiously and she replied in monosyllables. Leneve makes full confession. London sept. L e Neve has confessed to All she knows concerning the Fate of Belle Elmore the wife of or. Hawley Harvey Crippen whom he is charged with slaying miss lexeme. For love of whom the physician is said to have the crime will be the chief witness against him it cording to a report that is gaining credit. Miss Leneve s confession which is in affidavit form will be presented As Tho principal evidence of the prosecution. It is understood prosecutor Humphreys will then consent to have the girl released on bail provided that she can find a Bondsman. The powerful influence brought to Bear up on the voting woman by her family the King s prosecutor has finally Down her Resolution to stand by the physician and she has turned upon him. By flying this Sac has escaped the possible punishment of at least a year s imprisonment which is the penalty for a person convicted of be an accessory after the fact. Now it is believed she will escape with a nominal sentence. Will inspect body. London sept. Has received permission to inspect the re Mains of the body found at Hilldrop Crescent. It is understood the examination will Boma de on behalf of the defence by two medical experts one a pathologist and a Well known analyst of wide experience in regard to poisons. Called the druggist. When mrs. Harrison left the stand the prosecution called the chemist who claims he sold Hyoscine a deadly Poison to Crippen. The witness Testi led that the doctor purchased five grains of the drug on january 19, explaining that he Poison for use in an homeopathic preparation. As is required of purchasers of poisons he signed the registry Book of the store making this inscription Munyon s per h. H. spoke at librarian s con Ference. In Inion sept. The librarians Confer ence at Exeter. Or. Toronto made an interest Init speech on Empire building. Anafla was More closely Allied to the Mother country than Ever. This was due. In a. Large degree to education work. Niobe has no grog tub. London sept. G the Niobe. Joke the Ham Bow does not possess a. Of Fri tub. Engineer lieutenant k c. Ear Lett has joined for spec Ial service As acting Engineer sub Lle tenant. Shah s servants on strike. St Petersburg sept. Dispatch from Teheran states that the servants of the Shah s Palace have gone on strike and Are clamor ing or the wages Jue them. Tay pay about to sail London sept. P. O Connor Lor o n the Baltic in behalf of Irish London sept. 8. Considerable diver sity of opinion is expressed in this morning s despatches As a result of the Newfoundland fisheries arbitration awards. Although the decision Gener ally is held As a Victory for great Britain the Standard which was a Strong supporter of the Newfoundland Case says taken As a whole the decision should give satisfaction to newfound land Canada great Britain arid am Erica. The main cause of friction has been removed and it will not be the business of politicians to keep old Sorea open. It is unfortunate Newfoundland holds Waters subject to foreign assessments but we cannot give our fellow subjects More than we hold the graphic recalling the disputes Over the fisheries Case says the award will be received with a solid sense of Relief. It inflicts no unreasonable hardships upon either Side. If great Britain gains the most important Points America wins the largest number and As the distribution is rendered More acceptable by qualification providing for the fullest equities it removes the last serious Issue which has divided the american Ana British Peoples thus crowning the work of the Post commenting on the decision says As usual neither Side can claim a Complete Victory. If the verdict was not As favourable to British claims As could be hoped the reason is found in the feeble character of the diplomacy of the Liberal government when the controversy reached an acute the. Chronicle declares the game was drawn but in favor of great the times has this to say with re Gard to the award if As we Trust the tribunal has disposed of this ancient and sometimes embittered controversy the achievement will not Only Bear striking testimony of the merits of a general arbitration treaty but will also be a valuable demonstration to the world what International arbitration May be expected in the future to do. The British litigants have every reason to be satisfied with the award on the whole. Award is signed general opinion at the Hague is that England and Canada have won. The Hague sept award in the fisheries disputes Between England and Canada and the United states was signed yesterday and or Lle the United states wins rive out of the seven Points in the controversy an important Victory for England and Canada is conceded. Senator Elihu Root representing the United states Side of the dispute made the longest speech before the tribunal. The Point won by England and Canada on the question of Bays and regulations is considered to be the most important of All those considered. The tribunal held that the British have absolute sovereignty of regulations in Newfoundland Waters. By the final Deci Sion a dispute that has lasted almost one Hundred years and has twice nearly brought England and the United states to War is definitely settled. An Industry of millions of dollars a year is placed beyond dispute and complicated questions which have been wrangled Over since 1818 have been solved. The decision is unanimous on six questions there being Only one dissent that on question of defining Bays. In regard to question two. As to whether american usher men can. Employ any aliens they please the 4eciston is in favor of the United states. On questions three and tour the award decides that american fisheries shall report to the customs House if possible. Pleases Newfoundland. St. Johns nild., sept. Decision of the International court of arbitration on the Newfoundland fisheries dispute is looked upon Here As a sub Stantial Victory for the Colony. The winning of Point one by great Britain Means it is pointed out that Newfoundland have full Power to control All fishery legislation and make the american fishermen subject thereto. Newfoundland s Victory on question five confirms her Mastery Over All the Waters in which bait fishes Are obtain Able during the summer season. Men under arrest Are British officers Germany claims to have Strong Case against alleged spies in prison at Emden. London. Sept. A result of widespread and diligent inquiries the identity of two men caught by a German taking photographs of the fortified Island of borkum in the North sea has been established. They were arrested As spies and lodged in prison at Emden. Much mystery has been made of the matter. The two men Are British naval officers one being Captain Bernard Trench of the Royal Marine Light infantry and the other lieutenant Vivian Brandon of the regular service. Brandon has done much work for the admiralty and a Tely has had a special assignment m the hydrographic department. Neither has made any statement since arrest but their captors know who they Are. They made a tour of All the Island along the coast which the germans Are fortifying to protect their naval bases on the sea. Borkum was the. Last of the islands where anything was to be seen. A Story from Germany says that they had been Long under watch before they Weie arrested and that the Case against them is conclusive. That their intention was to obtain As Many photographs As possible of the fortifications. Action lends color to suspicion. Reticence by the two men puts a bad face on the capture in that it lends color to the suspicion that they May have been officially detached for this work As both of them Are on the oils at full pay. If they had frankly said that they were on a vacation and took the photographs for themselves the seriousness of the incident might be lessened. What they have refrained from saying for themselves the Admir Alty has said for them declaring them to be on a Holiday tour and disclaim ing responsibility for their acts. Official disclaimer in such a matter cannot be expected to carry weight in either country and the neglect of the men to speak for themselves Thi aztecs them with imprisonment for ten years while the incident is Likely to Emit Ter the feelings of hostility among both people. The members of the admiralty Are shaking in their shoes because of the mischievous possibilities that Turk in the present situation. A possible Way out. A Way out of the dilemma for Trench and Brandon is suggested in the arrest of the German officer of engineers who was locked up the Othar Day charged with sketching the forts commanding the Plymouth Dock Yards. If the diplomats can negotiate a quiet Exchange with remands for the Throe prisoners and reciprocal assurances that no harm was intended by either government the trouble May be abridged. It is generally believed that the German Engineer is detained because o. The capture of the two englishmen. Should Germany prove obdurate there can be no official reprisal in eng land except in the treatment of this German Engineer. The foreign office in that Case could not defend Trench and Brandon and extend any help to them beyond the formal assistance Given to any British tourist who gets into trouble in another country. Ger Man officers Are always found hanging around British Dock Yards and import that and morality places. The British offi cers Are equally ubiquitous wherever Germany is preparing for War work. They Are not spies in the Ordinary sense but merely keen eyed Young officers who Mso take prolonged holi Days at which their seniors Wink at and whatever information they pick us is officially scanned and stowed away for reference. Officers caught before. The British authorities hav aug la German officers prying too closely into places intended for their eyes. Usually the offenders have been politely shooed away without any charge of espionage or of anything else. It has been tacitly understood that this sort service naturally in cites officers who like to stand Well at Home by contributing to the War fund of information. Great Britain in fact is so con stantly looking for a German invasion that if the British agents at Hamburg and other German ports report an excess of empty ships which might possibly be used As transports for conveying German troops to England the detroyer flotilla puts out from Sheerness for patrol work in the North sea and keeps close watch on All ships leaving German ports. Archduke Salvator had narrow escape r Ornic Craft Winnipeg saturday s special savings men s new Navy Serge and Tweed suits value for yes that s the True facts but possibly you ask How can we sell suits for right in the beginning of the season. Well we buy the All Wool Serge in very Large quantities direct from the maker and they Are made to our direction by the hundreds of suits. Tipiere fore you see every Cost possible is done away with we actually save you one third. These Are All new suits just off the pressing boards. Navy Blue Serge suits on the smartest lines from All Wool indigo Dye Navy Clay worsted. Splendidly tailored hand modelled shoulders and collars excellent in single breasted styles. Sizes 34 to 44. Regular value saturday Tweed suits on the same style from a splendid variety of tweeds of Good qual Ity beautifully tailored. Very smart very handsome suits in every respect. All sizes. Regular 34 to 44j have a Good warm sweater coat we have the right kind right priced no garment in your wardrobe quite so useful As a sweater coat. You la need one Many times within the next few months. We re show ing Many smart styles. All colors combinations and prices. Extra heavy knitted coat Edge and Tuffs of combination colors All Wool. Bone buttons to match body of sweater. Two pockets al tie popular self colors. Men s Fine heavy knitted scotch yarn coat neck. Aj1 popu Lar colors with Good contrasting colors on cuffs and edging. Sizes 36 to Price Man s knitted coat sweaters heavy All Wool combination colors double Wool Edge and cuffs. All the new and popular shades. Sizes s6 to 44. Price with combination effects. Sizes 36 to 44. Price Lack of Money a godsend in this Case it is not always that a Lack of Money is a Benefit. A lady of Green Forest ark., owes her health to the i act that she could not pay in Advance the fee demanded by a specialist to treat her for stomach trouble. In telling of her Case she says a. Lady of Green Forest ark., owes physicians Durins 10 years of stomach trouble. Lately i called on another who told me lie could not cure me that i had neuralgia of the stomach. Then i went to a specialist who told. Me i had Catarrh of the stomach Ana said he could cure me in four months but would have to have his Money Down i could not raise the necessary sum and in my extremity i was led to quit Coffee and try Postum. So i stopped Coffee and gave pos Tum a thorough trial and the results have been magical. 1 now sleep Well at night something i had not done for a Long time the pain in my stomach is gone and i am a different woman. I dreaded to quit Coffee because every time i had tried to Stop it i suffered from severe headaches so i continued to drink it although i had Rea son to was injurious to me. And was the cause of my stomach trouble and extreme nervousness. But when i had Postum to shift to it was different. My Surprise i did not miss Coffee when i began to drink Postum. Coffee had teen steadily and surely killing me and i did t realize what was doing it until i quit and changed to Ever read the above latter a new from time to time. They genuine True and full of human interest Canadian Trade supplied by Canadian Post uni Cereal ltd., Tinar Ontario. Airship in which he was Riding collided with another machine Vienna sept. Archduke Leo Pold Salvator had a narrow escape in an aeroplane flight today. He made an assent with August Warchalowsky from the aviation ground to Wiener Horstead near Vienna. While flying at a height of Twenty metres the Aero plane came into collision with another ship which was piloted by Carl Warchalowsky a brother. Carl Warchalowsky fell with his machine to the ground both legs were broken the Archduke Leopold Salvator and August Warchalowsky made a descent. Labor troubles Rife in Germany Over 100 strikes in last four number of socialists increasing rapidly. Berlin sept. Evidence of the extent to which discontent is spreading As the result of increasing taxation political agitation and the rising Cost of living comes to Light through the revelation that nearly 100 new strikes have been declared in Var ious parts of the Empire in the last four weeks. In the steel and Iron industries alone Twenty seven strikes Are in Progress and work in the great Ger Man shipyards is almost wholly sus Pended. The number of unemployed is ten times As great As it was at the same Lime in 1909. In the Case of the greater strikes like that at the dockyards there is no immediate Prospect of settlement the agitation to the labor world coming at a time of widespread Dis satisfaction with political conditions is viewed with increasing concern by both business men and officials be cause of its probable effect in swell ing the rapidly rising tide of socialism. Moissant Hopes to Fly in America ambitious to win race from Chicago to new Hie first prize. Sept b. Moissant i Aba Timaio of the Paru in women s Section women s Long fall Coats very special value a coat offering decidedly worthy of your attention if you Pur pose being correctly coated this fall As Yon will be in one of these handsome Long models. Long Coats Are right this season. No mistaking that fact. We emphasize this special value very smart Semi fitting styles made from Beaver cloths and Cheviot. Colors Black wine Navy and Green. Body and sleeves lined. The various styles have velvet Collar self strapped neat cuffs and pockets. Full length models. All sizes. Saturday Only very special we Are showing hundreds of Coats values and styles which have this season created the coat talk of the City. Hustle for women s Moreen undershirts women s better value than rep resented in tue comparison of figures made a close fitting styles from an excellent Quality Moreen. Arid plaid effects in a full Range of the most warm colors. Splendid for fall Wear. Regular j2.50. Ladies White drawers o go at 50c away less than half for a err at Many of made from very Fine Quality Cotton Muslin frill Triin med with Valenciennes and imitation Torchon and insertion. Full generous sizes. Open and closed. Saturday stylus. Regular value up to saturday. .50c children s hosiery Ike qualities that Wear Hudson s Bay children s Hose values arc not judged by the Price you pay for them hut by the service and Wear they give. You find these various kinds the most satisfactory you can buy. Children s school hosiery children s and misses Plain Cashmere Wool seam less double Heel and toe. A splendid weight for fall in Black and Tan. Size 6 to 2oc 7, 30c s and pair.35o children s ribbed Cashmere rib rein Heel and toe All Wool fast Black. Siao 6 and 35c 7. 7% and 8. Pair.40c children s heavy Cotton rib fast color in Black and Tan from size 6% to 9 per pair. .25o children s school handkerchiefs children s Plain White or coloured Border Cambric in. Hem. Speciaj.12 for 25c Plain Linen Cambric in. Hem. Regular me dozen. Special dozen .60o Wall papers cheaper on saturday 25c for saturday we have set out a wonderful selection of Wall papers suitable for All purposes regular up As High As marked them to go for 25e. They re a clearance lot but remember you la find them just As fresh and Crisp As the papers from the new bundles. The various lots comprise dutch metals embossed Silks verdure designs varnished gilts tapestries in Stripe effects Floral in fact an endless selection of patterns and colourings for al classes of rooms. Regular up to 65c for Roll .25c How about warm bed clothing eiderdown . Sky Pink in Plain panel effect with fancy Stripe or moral size extra value White Wool a shrinkable coloured Border. Size h.x84 7 ibs. London flight whose Pluck has made him a prime favorite with Trio British Public Hopes to sail for America be Ore Long his principal object being to by to win the race from Chicago to new York. The Only thing Likely to prevent this is the difficulty in obtain no a suitable aeroplane in time. How Ever or. Moissant is going to Paris in an Effort to persuade m. Loriot to let him have the 100 horse Power machine n which Leblanc recently did 108 Kilometres an hour. The aeroplane in which he made his Paris Bondon flight is pretty badly damaged and it will take some time to repair it besides he does not think it powerful enough. A i Ean get the machine i want i will certainly go but you can understand that 1 would not like to make a poor showing in my own country. The task is not a hard one provided one has the right a has invented machine. If Only i had a Little More time my own machine that a the one i have in vented myself would be ready and i am sure it would make a great since or. Moissant reached London he has been the recipient of offers from everywhere soliciting his services at aviation meetings but he assured me that if he can get the machine he wants he will sail straight away for America. In the course of his talk or. Moissant said that his experiences in aviation in the thirteen months during which he has been interested in it have Cost him and so far he has never won a prize. Tomorrow he will get the first recognition of his feat in the Paris London flight in the form of the fifty Guinea cup presented by the Dally mail. Knows no discord. Paris sept. Cavalleri positively denied that her Hust and has gone to America because he could not raise the Money for any annuity he had promised her. We Are in no difficulty about said the Prima. Donna. When he left me at Cabourg. Where i was convalescing we were the test of any statement that Prince Delgo at tenuous Abio lately Tavalieri added scorn fully. She came from Cabourg to Paris to order some dresses left for the country where she will study the roles she will sing during the. Coming season. To be known As Queen Alexandra London sept. Designation of Queen Mother conferred on Queen Alexandra in some documents also in the Church of England prayer look immediately after King Edward s death. Is already obsolete. Within two Days her pressed a desire to be styled Queen which in. Future will be used on All occasions. Electrical Energy from wind and Sun pref. Fessenden outlines novel scheme at British science association convention. London eng., sept. Fessenden at the British association meetings outlined the possibilities of harnessing the wind and Sun to pro Duce electrical Energy. He said a number of windmills around the coast could give enough Power to run All the railways factories and electric Light stations in Britain but he thought humorously that with solar Energy Britain could not do so Well. Sir w. Whyte doubted the practicability of the scheme. At the conclusion of the meeting. A. P. Coleman of Toronto proposed a vote of thanks to the Sheffield people for the generous arrangements. Germany s meat famine. Berlin sept. Scarcity of meat and the High prices because of the Tariff Are increasing the Rene Raj complaint against the present conditions. Meeting have been held at Tux of Musiy at designs 1910-autumn.1910. Tailored and dress hats 259 Portage Avenue. Which resolutions were adopted in treating the government to open up the frontiers for the admission of Cuttle whether dead or in order to re Lieve the inc at famine. The Den funds made it these meetings include the admission of american canned meats. To Day. President Kaempf or Ihu Berlin merchants Guild gave Novice of his Intenson of offering a Resolution asking the City Council to Peti Tion the government on the clue to Naples murder. Naples sept. Local said to be in Possession a letter containing striking regal cd ing the mysterious murder of Reid whose body was found Beach at Naples. Arrests will prob ably be made to Day. Additional Cable if Eva m ;