Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 2, 1910, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free pees8, Winnipeg Friday december a Lily builder of Confidence Quality is the Only real business builder fit rite tailored Are built for people who dress Well. Special Purchase of Yards of Garnet s English Cheviot pure Wool fast color. Extra value at a suit. Special a suit Stiles if umphries 261 Portage ave. 480 main St. Winnipeg s smart men s Wear shops limited Cable news special cabled service by the Canadian associated . Melbourne dec. Common weal Ali members of parliament win at Tond the Coronation in London As will Oil delegates. Eleven will a from the ministerial party and seven from the. Opposition. The others will pay their own expenses. Northern Cable Copenhagen Denmark dec. 1 proposal to Lay she Cable Between Kajj land end Canada via the Oren us is lands. Faroe islands Iceland. Urton and Labrador is exciting much intent in Denmark. The president of the great Northern Tele graph company. Or. Quenson with regard to the realisation of the plan difficulties Are not inconsiderable but the line would be considerably cheaper than from eng land to. Quebec direct on the other hand it would involve re telegraphing on danish territory which would some what diminish the quickness of communication. W Balfou its Tariff my attitude helps liberals Canadian apples win Many prizes Dominion exhibitors successful at colonial fruit show held in London eng. Canadian associated Preas London dec. Awards of the colonial fruit exhibition Are As Hogg memorial Gold medal to the British Colum Bia government collect t on of apples. Silver gut Knight an medal to the Calmon arms British Columba apples. Gil Man son s Medai to new Brunswick fruit. Silver Gilt Banksia medal grand Forks District British Columbia Van Couver District. Silver Knight Ian medal. W. C. Staples new Brunswick West Kootenay District apples Okanagan apples Kamloops District apples Keremeos District apples. New Brunswick government fifty boxes of apples. Silver cup Western prize k. H. For tune British Columbia dessert apples j. W. Cockle Kaslo. Sliver Banksia medal j. To. Claim new Brunswick apples g. Ii. Laws. British Columbia apples Koote aay District apples. I Bronze Banksia medal British columbian development association . Important ruling in the Osborne Case continued from originally designed for Hoffmeyer by new York s famous designer Clancie r. Aristocratic looking As Well As pleasing in correctness of Unes is this dress fur lined Winter garment ordered by Johann Hoffmeyer for the pier reception to visiting royalties. It is of Jet Black Liberty Beaver cloth lock stitched seams anal unfold hand tailored and vapor pressed shoulder and breast Mold. The lining is not plate made but blocked of xxx North Ern natural Musquash skins. Specially selected for lightness. The trim which is on russian lines is on a curved stitched and reinforced Lineen fluffing the dark and heavily fur red Otter skin Collar and giving to the normally wide but Long Lapel Grace and style unusually attractive. This season s radically new Strong lines imparted to this design much manliness and ease. This Model we copied and Cut into the higher class fur lined Coats add Rig to those of extra length a fur edging right to the Bottom. An englishman i am prepared to be ruled by you but i will be hanged if j. Am going to submit to the domination of who Are the enemies of my countrymen Ana no cheered our de teats in South Austen , at old Hill Sala. I have seen Many proposals of Nome Rule but there is one kind i have never seen proposed by any one and that is Home Rule where the Irlam pay Cor their own Haldane at Berwick the re the Renkum is an unworkable system Tea four ready to refer Tariff Reform 10 a referendum. That is More than Odd because the proposal to refer Tariff Reform was denounced by some unionist Peers Only the , and by a Good Deal of unionist . You cannot Send Down a Sutsun of that kind you Are going to have thu whole machinery of a general lord Hindlip at Taunton said permitted Tonypandy Lyonl Ous because he was afraid of losing votes. Birrell was put to bed by i blow from a velvet Slipper for the same reason. Do you think if c Rippen had possessed a Hundred Vole the govern ment would have hanged Balfour hearkens Lancashire tories financial circles pleased at Tariff declarations of opposition Leader. London dec. Cable to the new York Balfour s referendum Tariff declaration had a do Elded rallying effect upon the unionists. It is welcomed by the members of the party throughout the country except the Ultra torn to Arientes especially in. Lancashire where it has i greatly heartened the conservatives. Financial circles in Are wholeheartedly with the pro gramme and the unionists assert that the general Rise in Consols and other British securities was due to or. Balfour s announcement. As expected the influence on the re sult of election was markedly shown in the Bett intr at Lloyds and on the Stock Balfour has killed Tariff Reform policy Otter trimmed models we sell at the persian Lamb trimmed models we Mil at Ike same models Chamois lined we sell at and of course we show dozens of other lines of fur lined Coats. You should see s70.w, to 133.00. Opposite old Post office 452 main St. Maa dec. Dis of a Frenchman who gave a j v Riopel Here. He arrived ago and said he was the building of a Asylum. He ordered from one Man from an v Fine residence from a estate Man and a horse Mother in each Case to payment. In Pur he gave a All the cheques of hoche Laga Montreal Riopel was entertained by a dozen prominent Citi Zens and business men. His Story was that the Dominion government guaranteed the Bonds for the building of the Asylum and that he was the Engineer in charge. He carried a card upon which was a. U. Riopel o.a., Inland Revenue department of mines and got everything he asked for every where some one interested wired to Montreal asking for information re Garding Riopel and the reply came Back cheques no Good beware of Riopel said he was a son in Law of sir Borden. To Day he cannot Victory will be dearly bought for protectionists in Britain if government is Defeated. London. Nov. Cable to the Toronto tories Are still on the run. Balfour s bid for votes by declaring that Tariff Reform should be submitted to a referendum if Home Rule would be submitted has caused a serious split among the tories. It will not do to deceive the British people who like a party that Sticks to its guns. Not a Shread of the tory policy is left Balfour s secret ultimatum to tha protectionist leaders is drop Tariff Reform or we Hlll drop Balfour wins but he has killed Tariff Reform As a tory policy. More than Ever is Tor ism revealed As organized hypocrisy. The question has been asked As to the socialist candidates. A seek ago the socialist democratic party had no funds but they Are now running several candidates in triangular fights and the inference is that enemies of the Liberal party Are find ing the Money. Last night a tory meeting in Battersea broke up with cheers for Burns and Redmond. Replies to Jessel. London dec. Assoc a. Spicer. At Hackney. His opponent Jessel had suggested that Canada mind her own business and i that the colonies should not have voice in the question of Home Rule. Laurier that on All questions Between Canada and the Mother country so Long As this open sore remained unhealed the irishmen of the Dominion Wou d throw their weight into the scale against the old country. Means for Irish cause. London dec. P. O Connor re plying to an offer of for Sovereign sir Wilfrid Laurier subscribed to the Irish cause said it meant that would be added to the funds railway trouble still unsettled. Montreal dec. Between the train m n and conductors o. The grand trunk of Money. reported at Keransy this morning. Buying a farm for 1s.ooc. Road Nave arrived Here and will await the coming of Secretary butt London dec. 1, Canadian associated Justice Warrington a ruling in Trio court of chancery to Day which has an important bearing on the re cent Osborne judgment which declared it was illegal for Trade unions to employ their funds for payment of Hilbor Mem Bers of parliament. Osborne was the railway employee who brought the orig Inal test and was expelled from the railway Man s Union. He took action which resulted in the famous judgment which bears his name. To has since applied for an injunction restraining the Union from enforcing his expulsion who Cluj to used to be declared illegal. The matter is somewhat complicated but the Rul incr of the judge is technically that the Union is an illegal society. Inasmuch us its rules contemplated doing something contrary to Public policy namely the restraining of its members Freedom in regard to employment. Former sister in Law assisting w. W. Astor London Pec. Avn willing As Tor who divorced col. John Jacob As Tor is entering with enthusiasm upon her self appointed Tusk of assisting her former relative William Waldorf Astor in his la rat for a seat in the House of commons. Man. Ava Astor has not Sone to ply Mouth whore air. Astor is to stand for election As a unionist Candate but she is writing Lettera to friends there asking them to do what they can. The defeat of the noted expatriate is freely predicted however despite1 the work of his Beautiful Champion and former sister in Law countess Tolstoy dying. St. Peters Burg Doc. Tolstoy is dying. Messages received Here from Yasnaya Soliana where the countess lives declare her cover has a. Critical stage and that death is momentarily expected. Reid dines naval officers. London sea ton Schroeder commanding the ten Ltd states Atlantic Fleet rear Admiral Jos. B. Murdock commanding the third division and the captains Ami of tigers second in command of Battle ships were the guests at dinner of ambassador Whitelaw Reid at Dor Chester House to night. Among the Adies present were mrs. Schroeder the misses Schroeder and mrs. Burdock. A distinguished company of British naval officers and Ameri Queen Alexandra in sixty seventh year London Alexandra leached her sixty sixth birthday an Iii Crary to Day and was the recipient of Many presents and messages of congratulation from relatives and friends at Home and abroad. Flash were displayed on Public buildings mid the customary salutes Ere fired at All naval and military stations. The an i i Ersary was made the occasion Tor a lamely reunion attended by George and Queen Mary Princesa Vic Toria Queen Maud of Norway and other of the Royal 4mpmy. A the Buck Eye vol. Ii. Winnipeg Friday dec. 2, 1910. No. 66. He could t be worse it was in the Winnipeg police court. Magistrate was on the Bench. A prisoner brought before him was unrepresented by a lawyer. Where is your asked the magistrate. I have responded the prisoner. Do you want a yes your replied the prisoner. There is or. Or. Or. Or. Said the magistrate pointing to the attorneys present in the court room and or. Smith is outside in the corridor the prisoner looked Over the lawyers with a critical Eye and after a slight pause stroked his Chin and said wed i guess i la take or. p. S. The prisoner took a Chance. But you take no Chance with a it s the Best bet yet. Residents in London were invited to meet the visitors including Admiral Edward Hobart Seymou. Admiral sir Arthur Knyvet Wilson and sir John and lady Llster Kaye. Greeks clash with turks Frankfort on the Maln. Germany dec. Despatch to the Frankfort Zeitung from Salonica european Turkey says that a greek band at tacked a column of turkish i year there mortally wounding three of them. A turkish company patrol Ling the Region near monastic fell into an ambush arranged by the greeks three of the turks being kill d and one wounded. Two were killed. To court martial Sailor Cherbourg dec. United states Bluejacket who is charged with killing Patrick j. Fitzsimmons a Sailor of the battleship Louisiana on november 19, will be tried by court martial on the Louisiana saturday. Was stabbed in a. Fight Between White and coloured sailors of the Lieut All is quiet in Macao. Lisbon Portugal dec. Advices from mar to tie portuguese de Pendency in China states that Complete order was restored following the Grant ing of the demands of the rebellious soldiers and sailors. Tile governor of Macao who was suspected of protect ing the religious orders has been re placed by judge Marf Jues Vidal amendments Are Defeated by con turmoil from Page two. As anti British while the Liberal news papers claimed that there was a com pact Between the conservatives and themselves while also charging them with hostility to great Britain. This he said was in order to deceive the Public Gilbert s first address. Speaking after Midnight. Or. Gilbert nationalist member for Dru Ramond Arthabaska said he was the living embodiment of opinion of people of his county which was against naval pol icy i am he said i have always been Liberal and i will prob ably support government in majority of questions which come before the my people to protest against the a House but i Havi been Sant Here by ing for the amendment of or. Striate adjourns until Jan. 11. Ottawa Senate after transacting Little business adjourned until Jan. 11. Senator Kirchoffer who has again been chosen chairman of the divorce committee which this year has thirty divorce applications to Deal with presented the organization report. Standing committees. Ottawa dec. Committees of the commons this moral nor met and organized for the session. The chair men chosen Are largely those of last year and1 Are As follows railways and canals Duthrie banking and com Merce . Miller Public accounts a. B Warburton Marine and fisheries j. H. Sinclair privileges and elections we. Morgan private Bills j. A. Ethler standing orders George w. Mccraney debates h. Gervais mines and minerals James Conmee forests and water ways Hon. Clifford Sifton agriculture Malcolm s. Schell. At a meeting of the Public accounts committee orders were made for the production of papers in connection with 36 transactions which the opposition pro pose to investigate. These include a payment of to Vickers sons and Maxim for the government Steamer Earl Case of of the committees it is hardly Likely they will do much be fore Christmas. Emil duma1s dead former War correspondent of London time succumbs to disease. Washington d.c., dec. Up on the Street five weeks ago in an exhausted condition Emil Dumais 73 years old. Once War correspondent in Italy and South Africa for the Lon Don times died today at a local hos Pital. He kept his identity a secret until the last moments of his life. He had stopped Here on his Way to Flor Ida where he hoped to recuperate from general ill health. Dumais had for years been interested in agricultural problems being the founder of the Manitoba. Agricultural College and the purpose of Hla visit Here was to study the methods of the department of agriculture. He was a graduate of the University of Toronto. After Ach Ieving a reputation for his work in India he went to South africa., where he became a personal acquaintance of president Kru Ger. His Only surviving relative is mrs. Aureola Chailler wife of the postmaster of Lazare who was notified of Bis death. Gaelic old smuggler direct from Craigellachie Glenlivet distillery Scotland 10 years old distilled from pure malt distributors for Winnipeg Thos. Griffiths co., Ltd. King and William St w. J. 8harman, 266 Portage ave. Great West wine co., Ltd., 287 Portage and All first class dealers tobacco dealers everywhere sell Tuckett t cigarettes. That s a decided advantage to the Tuckett smoker. No matter where he May be he is alway8 sure of getting favorite smoke. The dealer who Cilli cigarettes never says just out or never heard of pm nor does he resort to that plausible evasion about having them in a Day or two. He has Tuckett s cigarettes and he has them simply because there is a constant Well denied demand for them. First sales develop into regular sales by reason of the uniform Good Quality that s embodied in every cigarette we make. Tuckett limited Hamilton Canada Indian lands sold Over realized for 116 parcels near fort Pelly Sank. Kamsack bask., dec. Day j acres of Indian lands were offered for Sale by Public auction under the supervision of inspector of Indian frencies Graham assisted by Indian agent blows. There were Many Pur 1 chasers from outs Points among them being a representative of a i i known firm in Winnipeg and several from the line. About 140 Par eels of land altogether in two reserves one West of fort Pelly the other cast and North East were offered. The bid Ding was Active at times. The Highes Price paid was an acre and the lowest was one Hundred and six teen parcels were sold. The sum realized by the government was ten per cent of which was paid Down. Four years for stealing of. Amherst m.s., dec. And Miles of Spryn Ghyll , sentenced to four years in maritime pc us teary by tune Pahe Raon for an of from the Tab Sci of Bird but ton ;