Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 17, 1911, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg monday celtics winners of scottish cup Hamilton accides Defeated by 2 goals to old country games. The final of the scottish cup was decided on saturday at Hampden Fark. Glassow. The celtic winning from Hamil ton accides by 3 goals to nil. It has been k final this year As 1 Aras Hamilton Are concerned. These two teams played april s in the final that game in a drawn game 0 0. In describing the Progress in the ties of these two clubs it must be said thex has certainly done a Good tiling for scottish football. Usually the big clubs the larger cities hold monopoly of the final but this year snows that the provincial not dead Jei. Tse most meritorious performance of tic Hamilton club their defeat of third Lanark in the first round the defeat of Motherwell by in the third round and their unlocked for Vic tory Over Dundee in the Semi final by 2, after Dundee was leading1 by i goals Twenty minutes from time. Tho Ottier hand celtic have had a comparatively easy journey their Only real test being Asams Aberdeen in the Semi winning out by after a Verj evenly contested game. First division. Nottingham county Aston Villa 2. Bristol City Nottingham Forest 1. Al Cham athletic Everton 0. L 4, Manchester City 1. Newcastle United 2, Blackburn Rov s 2. Jirku Desborough 3, Woolwich Arsenal 1. Tottenham hotspur 2, Bradford City 0. Preston North end of Sunderland 2. Manchester United 1. Sheffield United 1. Liverpool 2, Bury 0. Second division. Birmingham 0, Lincoln City 1. Bolion t. Post Bradford i Chelsea 1. Burnley 1, evolve Rampton Wand is. 1. Kilham 1, Clapton Orient 1. Urine Borough t. Leicester Fosse 0. Hull City 1. Blackpool 1. Leeds City 0. Barnsley 0. Stockport co. 3, Derby co. 2. West a. 3, Glossop 1. South Ken league. Bro Siplon 1, i Lyra nth Argyle 1 athletic 0. Watford 3. Queens 1 Ark Rangere 5, Levton 3. Weal Ham. United 2. Brentford 0. Mon 1. Crystal Palace 1. Portsmouth 1. Bristol hovers 2. Northampton 0. Simlon town 1. Lighter and Albion of Exeter cily 2. City 2. Southampton 0. Norwich City .1, Southend Unltwl-0. Scottish. Clyde 2, Aird ionians 0. Falkirk i Glasgow i Alorton 1, Aberdeen 1. Dundee 3. Motherwell 1. Third Lanark Raith 1. Cup of thai. Celtic a Hamilton 0. Rugby scores. London. April Canadian associated the Iol Lowins the insults of the flashy Union played to Day to barbarians 8. Northampton 14, Cheltenham 3. Newport 22. Big slow 5. Utah 23. Bridge 3. Albion 21. Old merchant Taylors a. Swansea o. Harlequins 5. Gloucester 5, Leicester 5. A filth is. Heading Ley 0. Torquay 12, London Welsh 11. a Sidmouth z. Blender Ford 25. Lennox u. Good Friday results. L.onuor., april 15. Canadian associated the following Are the results of Trie big league football games played on a Wocl Friday first division. v Seton Bury 2 Nottingham f. 1 0 Sunderland 0 Nottingham co. 2 Blackburn b. 0 Widham athletic. 1 Bristol City 0 Newcastle 0 Sheffield wed. 2 Aston Villa 3 Sheffield United 0 Manchester City. 2 Middlesborough. 1 Woolwich Arsenal 0 Liverpool 0 East Indian cricketers no europeans on team to tour eng this not included in eleven. The East. Indian cricketers who Are tour this year have arranged a fixture list under which they meet m.c.c., Oxford Cambridge and most the leading counties besides a visit to Scotland. The team includes no europeans As May be from the list of names of the members his highness the Mahara Jah of Pattala k. M. Mistri or. H. D. Kanga p. Balu r. P. Maher Somji Swarden b. Java Ham k. Sasha Chari m. Pal m Bulsara a. F. Mulla a. Salamuddin All h. Selanek Chand. M. N Eor Ilahi Shafkat Hus Sain and Syed russian Ali new boxing champions finals for Canadian title decided in Toronto on wins heavyweight. Toronto. April the Canadian championship finals on saturday a Ifft the victors in the various classes As follows Pound Pettie. British athletic Toronto. To Pound ayerst Maitland club Toronto. Pound Roffe British i United athletic club Toronto. 135 Pound Carroll West athletic club Toronto. To Pound Palmer British i United athletic club Toronto. Los bound thrasher Sault Ste. Marie. Ont. E. Gage professor William s school Toronto. Rider is injured s a Abbott in general Hospital As of Accident while rid ing Rock Sand. A. Serious Accident was averted in the horse show amphitheatre by the Pluck presence of mind of s. W. Abbott the Well ii own i Cal horseman and Trenary of the Hunt club. . Abbott putting his Well known jumper Roe Sand Over one of. The fences when came Down bringing the rider him and rolling Ever him. A Hoof or. Abbott on the head and badly him out he caught the reins and Lietea the animal. Later or. Abbott five stitches in the head. He was sen to the general Hospital where he 15 setting along Well and he around in a few Days. Jack Sifton son of Hon. Clifford , left for the East last night where 6 will stay for a while before leaving the old country. . Sifton will ride self his father s horses at the Corona horse show. Rifle. Hal Range to Rutm self. Impression that Tjie around would 0o wet for Comfort on saturday for Vernoon evidently kept riflemen away Tho Range this however was not Case the Mounds Beinor dry the Clay pleasant for shooting. One Lia a of a Little items of interest there were Many enquiring on saturday Tor the result of the in Iiah football cup final. It Nas been stated n these columns before that played april 22, so that some must have been out in their dates. The Maharaja Jam Sahib of Juawan Gar k. S. Ranjit Sinji Wilt riot be in Indiana again till 1912. Several of the Jam s nephews Are at school in eng and and some of them will be going of Cambridge next october. The Maharaja of. Pattala will Captain the All Indian team visiting England this year. Harry Glamour who brought Cham ions and near champions of the ring Winnipeg last year is running a of Long. School in Chicago Harry for bes Young Britt and others a re training there. Gilmour is said to have Many promising pupils. Theodore Cable a negro in Lavardi is looked upon by the Var the most promising of he new material developed this year Rie won the sixteen Pound Hammer throw at the annual Spring meet with a heave of. 144 feet 10 inches. At the race meet to be held in King Idward Park Montreal june 24 to july 1 next a special prize of will be awarded the jockeys winning the greatest number of races. Porky Flynn Hail an easy Victory Over gunner Hewitt sex Champion of he army at Plymouth England on thursday the Soldier out in he third of a Twenty round bout at catch weights. Walter Johnson the Washington american league team Star Pitcher who left the team while at Atlanta in training refusing to sign for a salary less than has come terms with the club and signed a contract for free years at a salary said to be 000 for the term. The Robin Hood Millers athletic association will hold a big athletic he d Day at Moose jaw on Victoria Kay May 24, which will eclipse anything of its kind Ever held West of Winnipeg and Best Amateur Talent in the province of Saskatchewan will tie com Peting and already a great Deal of in Erest has been created Over it. They save secured the exhibition grounds there. James do Mun Smith a wealthy cof fee broker of St. Louis was found drowned in a Pond on the United states soldiers Home grounds Washington. It is believer that he commit Ted suicide while despondent. Smith was once one of the Best known Amateur billiard players in America and took part in several National tournaments. Nearly every class of sport in Gloucestershire was represented Farewell banquet Given to f. H. Champain at Cheltenham last week. His departure for British Columbia robs the country of one of its leading news. new club House of the Pittsburg athletic association erected at a Cost of was thrown open to inspection saturday and will be formally dedicated to night. Thai prix Rij president de la Republic a steeplechase at two one a oout9 s10 too with a Winner was the Chestnut filly mlle. By Gaston Dreyfus. A half furlongs was run Over tie Auteuil yesterday. Tho stake amount. To .o.ooo. With a valuable trophy added v the with soccer players the United Weston football club held its fifth annual smoking concert at trades Hall on saturday night. There was a Large attendance of members and supporters. H. Pascoe occupied the chair and said in his opening address that the club would open the season with excellent prospects. The member ship was stronger than Ever it had been before and he had Good Hopes that the club would this year be Able to re peat its Success of the 1309 season when it won the Manitoba Champion ship. Practically All the old players would be with them again and they had secured a number of additions which included Young men with Good records from great Britain and Eastern Canada the programme presented was an excellent one and included vocal selections by w. Powell a. Ford. W. Stalker t Lloyd w. Buckley. Norman Hall a Gandy w. Mark Levey a. Tamsi a. Plume and others. As two or three clubs have made an plication for admission to the Manitoba football association since the annual meeting it has been decided to receive any further application until april 22, which should he addressed to the Secre tary h. D. Foster 120 Lisgar Street Winnipeg. Queen s Park will hold a practice to Morrow evening at 6.30 on the grounds Corner Brant and wham. It is requested that the two teams picked for last Friday s games turn out As the Selec Tion committee want to figure on the regular league team for the coming season. The Britannia football club requests All the players that have joined sic team turn out to a practice game to Morrow night at the exhibition grounds at get into form for the game on saturday. The White Kose will meet to Morrow in the Yorkshire Hall Corner and Broadway. All players and those interested Are requested to be. hand not later than 8 o clock As important business will be transacted. New Indian Speed Marvel to seek Marathon title Brocton mms., april 16.-Svitoa the pistol is at Ashland april 19 for the Start of the i annual . Marathon run. A Brown slut used Indian runner will cat away among the leaders and Grill run until from exhaustion or crosses the line he is Thonvo a Youns Rod akan from Island near Prince Edward i lond. Experts who have watched the development of the Young Indian predict will be a. Dirk horse in race and trill _ make the Man who beats Hirn it any establish a new considered by Many a better runner Lati Tom longboat now who the record Over the course from the town of Aan land to the Street clubhouse. Thomas ran the last Hundred Yards of his first 10-Mlles Kyce in Charlottetown. P.e.i., in 11 seconds which is exceptionally time for a runner who has completed 10 Miles Over Tho thick and heavy roads of the Island in the North Atlantic. To won i3ie ble 10-Mllc race at Halifax chinamen Are stars on Yale soccer team 2 of tins .j5o 4 of tins. 50c b of Tine Lyman s English mixture postage or express paid. If your dealer does not Stock Hamim s write to 173 St. James St. Montreal Western clubs talking of handling Winnipeg baseball Edmonton Alta., april Are heartily tired of waiting for some move from said president Frank Dray last night and or. Savage and myself have decided to take some very firm Steps to Stop this Alliy rally ing. about col. Thompson buying the franchise makes very Good Reading in the papers but paper talk does not produce a Ball team and that is what is most needed in Winnipeg at the present yesterday i sent a wire to president continued or. Gray asking that he Call a meeting immediately at Lethbridge to Settle the Winnipeg ques Tion once and for All. If the citizens of the City do not wish to risk their own Money they do not used to do so. Tsie league can take Over the franchise sign up tile players and make Money. My opinion is that if Winnipeg does not show some signs of life by monday at the very latest that the franchise be taken out of their players in the Woods. It is no difficult matter for the Winnipeg club to get a team and a manager. It they Are afraid of exerting themselves by do they not sign us Bill Hurley and is Moose jaw outfit and give Hurley a free hand to gather some Good players at the coast. With the Northwestern league starting its season in a Short time the Woods Are full of players turned adrift by the teams in that circuit and the men could be gathered up in As Many minutes. But or. Gray went on to say. Edmonton Calgary and Brandon with the teams All signed up and players on the Way Are not going to be turned flown at the last moment and the meeting in Leth Bridge is to prevent any danger of th4 league failing to open on the appointed or. Gray is enthusiastic Over the prospects for this season locally and is making preparation for. The increased at Tendance which the club will without doubt draw this Llhee seating capacity of the Diamond Park is at pres. Ent but an addition to the will prov do for fans seeing the game in Comfort. Winnipeg Wilt. Be there. When shown the above dispatch Preti Dent a. M. Blackburn of the Winnipeg climb had the following to say Edmonton has got. Enough to do to look after themselves and t intend to keep them Busy living up to their salary limit As i know if they keep players they have already signed they will be going away Over the limit. Winnipeg will be ready for All Comers when the opening Day comes and the Reat of the clubs do not need to Moose jaw wants to stay. Moose jaw certainly hates to pats up the baseball franchise and the officials of the club Are doing every possible thing to keep in the league As the following despatch from president eckstorm. Fles a. M. Blackburn. Winnipeg v Pennington of Moose jaw still wants to take in Weyburn in place of Regina. I think the place too Small to consider. Wire your decision regarding this mat ter and let me know How Are pro Gressing for season. A. J. Eckstorm president. Lethbridge april the local officials replied follows a. J. Eckstorm Lett Oridge. Too Small. I think four club league the Best. Wire us. Other clubs opinion. A. M. Blackburn. Winnipeg april 15." longboat after new York april longboat the Indian runner wants to have an other Chance at the running game. He has just issued a Challenge to run any Man in the world Over the full Marathon distance and his manager sent word to the promoters of the hopi Are Ljungstrom fifteen rails race Here monday night asking Tot a match with the in inner. His was. That the distance be not less than fifteen when he was told that the Winner of the Shrubb Queal race to night was to be matched against the Winner of the Homer i Junstrom event tie de that the Indian be allowed to enter making a three cornered match and agreed to run for nothing if Long boat did not carry Oft first Money. Motor boating. Duke of Westminster Monte Carlo april the Thor boat regatta to Duy the Prince of Monaco s cup. Valued a and a Cash prize of s4oo for one nautical mile was won by the hike of Westminster s Ursula in 2 minutes 34 seconds. Cruiser prize of s300 for the same distance was won by the Olsn Malabar in 3 minutes and 25 seconds. Sank going to Mimbs an hour. Oporta. Ills. April Speed boat Pronto iii., Holder of last season s Illinois hover championship and depended upon to defend Tho Twenty foot title in the regatta Here on july 25-26, turned Turtle in Corla Lake this afternoon while running thirty Miles an hour. The Little Craft carried James Brady and Walter Martin in Glicman and Pilot respectively. The upset came without a. Second s warning thro its pfc is Crew into the Lake. The boat immediately Sank in 30 feet of water. The Crew was rescued. The racing machine has not been recovered. George Gow dead was former Indian agent at Winni Peg. George f. Gow accounted one of Canada s oldest orangemen and one of the Foremost figures in Western Frontier life died saturday morning at the general Hospital after a lengthy illness. The funeral will be held under the auspices of the Orange order. George Frederick Gow was born in Portsmouth. In 1835 his birthday would Havo been tily 10 next. In his infancy his parents mov ring and Kautman matched. Kansas City to. April Flynn. The Pueblo fireman and Ai. Kaufman the Cali fornia heavyweight were matched Here to Day to Light ten rounds before the grand Avenue athletic club during second week in May Date will be decided later. Men were fairly Rood practice. In i Roumer is nearly always due to the Muscles and quickly free application of Cham Oer for Sale by All dealers. April China men. Tan and Chang Havo proved themselves the Star performers on Yale s soccer foot att team this year Dianer is especially food on. Offensive work while Tan if one of the strongest players on Tho Yale defence. In a. Game last made a Lenur Keble pal team one of the Siree scored while Tan stopped Cornell from scor ins on three occasions. Baseball , re organizes. Frankiin. Man., april Franklin baseball club re Oziran led for. The season this afternoon the a Petty Belne one of the largest most enthusiastic in the history of the Joa. Vav hate waa elected president to. Jiann. Secretary Fraser. Captain. Tho financial report showed Flenoil surplus on hand Hie look Bright for a Good reason s sport. Diamond pots. The Thistle baseball club will Wolfl their second annual dance in Scott memorial Hall to a Slit. Trigger and trap fort Harry shoot. The fort carry gun club held a shoot on the Norwood traps on saturday afternoon the scores made feel psf follows Wye 25 Sut ton 22. Mckay 21. Kelly 2o. Walker 19. Cant null 19, Pace 18. Prior 17, Holman 35. Elocution contest. Mirs r. Clarke Gold Madal in Competition at Fleming. Sa-sjc., april was the first sold medal elocution contest the Royal Templar regulations Ever held in Saskatchewan too i place Here Friday night before an Tohidi filled Chandler s Hall. Seven contestants entered the com petition All hollers of Silver medals won in previous the contestants were missed m. King b. V. Campbell. G. And r. Clarke and messes. E Ford and w. Greenwood. The judges were mrs. T. Jackson Wray. Moose jaw Milss b. Brogden Brandon and t. A Fawcett Saskatoon. They awarded the medal to miss r. Clarke Merriu mrs. Fawcett. Mrs. Rae. Mr3. P. I. Thacker. And a. Andrew contributed musical part of the programme assisted by the Bethel or chef tra. A. Al. Smith . For the constituency presided. Rev. . And mrs attacker a j the oversight of the training o the numerous contestants. Kenneth Mckenzie buried. Hundred attend fun Izral of Piorier District settler. Burnside. Man., april fun eral of Kenneth Mckenzie one of the pioneers of Manitoba and one of the fit residents of this District took place this afternoon from the family residency and was the largest funeral Ever held in Burnside. Arrangements were first for the funeral last thursday but the billiard necessitated postponement. Although the roads were bad there were 78 rigs in the funeral procession and Over 300 per sons attended the service. A special train was run from Portage on the grand trunk Pacific by the Portage masonic Lodge. The were conducted by the Rev. F Mcrae a former pastor of Burnside Presby Terian Church. Interment was made in the Burnside cemetery and the masons conducted the Strave. The pallbearers All Mononi w j m. Catsiff t. 6 Millar. In f Man and we. Futon. . Mckenze was in year and to the Burnside District in we twice married and his second wife survives him. G. F. Cow. Well known Pioneer citizen who died saturday morning. De to Ireland and his Early life up to Tho age of 17. Was event in that coun try. His sympathies were always expressed strongly in favor of the Lan-1 in which his youth was spent and residence in Winnipeg during that year. He however resigned Posi Tion a few months later and became proprietor of the Morris House mor Ris. Man., and combined farming we h his hotel business. He remained 15 years at that Point and then moved Estevan cask., entering the Coal Busi Ness there which he continued for a period of 12 years before settling. In Winnipeg. He conducted a successful real estate and insurance business for a number of years in this City before retiring and during the whole of the latter part of his life is Well known in this capacity. Tie late or. Gow had also seen a Ilva military Servic on his own. Account haying taken part in the opera Lions connected wit i the first fenian raid. Wife predeceased him 14 years ago and lie three sons and three the sons being Fred g., of Walter j., of Winnipeg superintendent of letter carriers Neil of King Edward p. O., Man., and the daughters mrs. W. A. Russell of North Vancouver b. C. Mrs. Hill Price Irvine Alta. And mrs. James Mills Mooi Oman. Sask. Fine rus were made saturday afternoon and the services will take place monday at 2.3v o clock from Thomson s Parlours to Bra Wood cemetery. Rev. J. L. Gordon will officiate. Rev. . Dewey diem. Montreal. Que., april prominent member and of the local protestant ministerial association passed War in the person of the it Nosy Magnaughton Dewey. D.d., who died last night at his re Emeard 24t Elm Avenue we amount. After an la Knees Okte Oding Over Oliree years. The late or. Dewey was for a years Pealor of Stanley Anreei Presb Terlan Church from which charge he. Waa obliged to resign Home months ago on account of 111 health. Throughout his career in be Wpm Cir identified Wanh work and the foreign element and the poorer says bi1lfour is fail hers Leader continued from Lowers have a quiet Faith in Irish Home Rule As the beginning of Federal Home Rule and of a closer Union the whole Empire. Thus it is Clear except some Small Section of the irreconcilable of Tho Ulster orangemen and of the old school tories like lord Hugh Cecil even the tory fight against Lime Rule is half hearted. The unionist party in end and to Day can be compared to a body of men who finding themselves upon a High Road Well paved Broad and Clear Are tempted to try and make their Way Home through a bog which seems to be a Short Cut. Every step they take Only sinks them deeper in and they Back and not Forward. Since the portentous Day they made up their minds to the desperate step of rejecting Lloyd George s budget they have never had an hour s Luck. I attending a Catherine in the new York press club on the night when the Cable came Over announcing that lord Lansdowne had Given notice of an amendment which meant the death of the budget. I then and there declared that it was the beginning of the end of Tho House of lords and the certain and Early Advent of Home Rule. And every Erent that Hau happened in the interval has i think confirmed that View. Several weeks ago Winston Churchill. In u passage of almost cruel vigor threw at air. Balfour the taunt that the tory party had gone from defeat to defeat from disaster to disaster since the death of lord Salisbury that is to Sav since the Day when or. Balfour succeeded to the leadership. . Balfour has great parliamentary courage and tire serves his equilibrium in circumstances of great difficulty. But now and then he has a fit of almost girlish shy Ness and when he gets one of these fits he holds Down his head just like a schoolgirl detected in a fib. And seems sheepish and lost. And he looked like that when Churchill threw that terrible and True taunt at him across the floor of the House like so Many men beaten the tory party is now striking wildly it seems to change the policy from week to week and oven from hour to hour and it throws out proposals of the most far reaching and revolutionary character without thinking them out or without filling in the details. What is the explanation of this extraordinary fit of Folly instability of purpose and change of plan that Lias come on a once powerful party upon u party which up to 1906 seemed destined to Rule England Balfour lacks it is to be sought partly in the Char ctr of the tory leadership partly in Lite condition of the party itself. Four As i have said has some extraordinary gifts As a parliamentarian inc Laus Tible , conciliatory manners there is perhaps no Man in the ii ouse of commons who has fewer per Sonal enemies and greater courage and tenacity. But he lacks one great characteristic of. A Leader Cour Asre of the prompt kind what Napoleon used to Call o clock in the morning which impels a Man to see that a cer Tain moment is decisive that it re quires a decisive act and that on that moment depends the whole future. When Chamberlain started his new protectionist Campaign Balfour might Lave defied Chamberlain Jie had half the tories with hlm4 and he had All its really intelligent men but Balfour hesitated Sli irked the encounter with Chamberlain allowed his intelligent free Trade colleagues to gradually disappear from his Side and in Short gave up the keys of the Citadel to Chamberlain and from that moment he and t he tory party were lost. From that moment it became a High Tariff party which in England Means destruction. And. While Balfour lost himself he did not save his party flee Tariff re formers the most Active and at the same time the least intelligent Section of the tory party began a Tierce vendetta against every tory who was a free trader. They knifed any such tory when he came before the party caucus in any constituency As a. Candidate they expelled every tory free trader one by one. Lord Hugh Cecil is the Only one left and he would have been destroyed also but that his principles As a violent and a narrow and a Sacerdotali St a Lam anglican secured him the presentation of Oxford University which rules the and the parsonage of the anglican Church. Lost himself and party. But there again in accepting Tariff form Balfour lost himself and lost his part. He has for eight years shown a dexterity and inexhaustible resourceful Ness a marvellous craftiness which has enabled him to keep the whole work and most All of his own followers in Complete uncertainty As to what his real views Are with regard to Protection. It is Only certain that he is not a True and thorough going protectionist that Thousia lie has flirted with All kinds of things approaching Protection he has always succeeded in elude is the embrace of full Protection however much that perilous political Siren was forced tyms follow ers into his arms. And this has broken his leadership. He is distrusted he s even hated by a Large number of his own followers. All really extreme protectionists regard him As a More dangerous and More effective enemy to the cause of Protection than Asquith Lloyd George Churchill or any other open enemy of the other aide in politics. The ardent protectionists do not conceal their Vierus. They Are expressed with crude emphasis by such protectionist his fliers As Maxse the editor of the National review one of the extreme protectionist organs. There is a Little print called the com enter which la seen by but a few Penis it is strongly tory but it contains some attack on Balfour in every Issue one of the jokes of the time is that there is a club known As the that is the Balfour must it is a joke of course but a joke which hides a fact and a truth. Thus Liere is no leadership of the tories any longer in the House or commons. Things Are even worse in the House of lords. Lord Lansdowne Lias Many of Tea qualities required in a tory Leader and especially in such a body As the House of lords. That is one of the most Peculiar bodies in the world. With Stony faces with compressed lips with languorous by impassive de Meanor the lords sit and listen. Downe. Frigid to in Lens slow in speech uttering even words of War and Defiance As if he were giving the time of Day to a Mere acquaintance seems the Ideal Man for addressing so cold blooded and unemotional an Assembly. He too. Is one of themselves a Deer of ancient descent of vast possessions both in eni and in Ireland a Eon and grand son and descendant of men who always have held High office with the distinction of manner which belongs to the English grand Seigneur and full of every landlord prejudice that any Mem decor the House of lords could desire. Lost touch with party. Laiu Downe has lost touch with has pity in the lords in spite of All his advantages. He has done so by accept the fatal Alliance of lord Rosebery. That Man who has led every Friend who followed him to disaster the same As his own. And Rosebery dragged lans Downe along until he him to aban Don the one principle which could keep the tory Peers together. In the course of the general election made the fateful though not accurate announcement that the old House of lords had ceased to exist that it was but Tjie Bac woodsmen then made their protest and showed that they were very much alive. They do not want to be doomed. They want to pre serve their titles their Robes their right to appear in the House of lords if they Slih and for that reason Many of them would rather accept Asquith s veto Bill. I Tilch at least leaves them the House of lords though it robs them of some of but even this is not the end of the complication in the tory party. In the commons there is a Large number of Young tories who Are ready and totter to rid of the hereditary principle Al together and wish to see a second Cham Ber which is purely elective. They have pressed their strongly on Balfour and but air. Balfour and Lansdowne dared not propose any such scheme in the face of the determined revolt of the and per also because they themselves arc too obstinately conservative to take a leap in the dark. Balfour and Lansdowne Are thus be tween two fires in their Pirty the Back woodsmen and the ardent reformers and every Day they change their plans. They to world the impression of having lost their senses and their nerve and Asquith is Able to so on his Coultm with All the appearance of a triumphant conqueror whom nothing can withstand. Whoa. All to the Brood. Ca for Inland and Bome a Semi ready suit stands out and looks its Worth you can Tell a Man who is a so you can clothes. And like men Good clothes prove their Worth Only by familiar and Long acquaintance. Men who have had 15 years acquaintance with Semi ready tailoring will Tell you that it s worthy of your Confidence. We Tell it and we prove it by our right out Faith in guaranteeing you satisfaction. To be sure and that the Label is in the inside pocket. So Many misfits have been committed in our name that we ask you to be on your guard. Co. Winnipeg peace 271 Portage ave. Large crowd attends Constable s funeral John Beattie electrocuted while on duty on scene of fire buried with Public honors. Over 000 win speggers paid tribute saturday to the police department when up Bistable John Beattie was Laid to rest. A detail 36 uniformed constables marched ahead of the Hearse to the cemetery and six police comrades carried the late Constable to his last resting place in. Elmwood cemetery. The services were held in Parlours Iby Hev. F. S. Lewis of Clu int Church. As Early As 3 o clock a Biff crowd congregated to View the Remai is of the Constable a Tow died on duty at thursday morning s ire on water Street. The first to enter was a slight frail old lady. A t a too bad too she sobbed As she stood above the casket glancing from the dead Man to the helmet anal Baton which reposed on the casket. She went away and returned a few Momenta later with three Lone roses in her hand. Tenderly and gently As Only a Mother could she lifted the silent hand and placed her tribute Between the still fingers. Then she went Oft murmuring softly about a boy she once called her son now Long dead. The front portals were thrown open and for halt an hour a steady throng wended its Way through the Parlours to uie Edge of the Bier and returning passed out to let others in. It was a Motley throng composed of men from All the world. Some came through respect others interest and More from curiosity. At 3.30 Rev. . Lewis commenced tie burial service of the Church of England. The Little Chapel was filled with fellow constables and sympathizers. Outside the undertaking rooms tie treet was lined to the northward for several blocks with thousands who doffed chats As the cortege moved to this cemetery. At the cemetery a further Short service preceded the lower ing of the body. The funeral was attended by Many officers in Plain clothes by chief Mckae Deputy chief. Newton detectives and All the officials of the Force. An immense Pillow in red and White roses and carnations marked the esteem and regret of comrades on the Force. The pall bearers were constables George Headon d. T. Dickie. H. W. Mcneil. W. Webster w. Morrison and w. Bmith. Miss Ruby Matthias received a Telegram on saturday from Minneapolis stating that her sister mrs. James Robinson. "4co Sheridan Avenue had died. The re Mains will be brought to Winnipeg and will arrive this morning. The funeral will take place to Day or to Morrow from the residence of her sister mrs. H. S. Nowlan Aubrey Street to St. James cemetery. More the funeral of John spi asks sos Borc Ford Avenue took place from Gardner s undertaking rooms to Elmwood cemetery on Satin Day Hole noon. There waa a Large attendance. The Beitl Ces were conducted by lev. J. 1. Walker. . And mrs. W. J. Menzles 426 Redwood Avenue mourn the death of their infant Eon. The funeral took place from the family residence yesterday to Brookside cemetery and Ihbe services were conducted by . Dean the funeral of Martha Dearden 301 gun Neh Street took place from Gardner s in be take no room to Elmwood cemetery Satur Liy afternoon. The services were conducted by Rev. J. S. Cumrew. and my. 1-ouls Goral or. 867 Alexander Avenue mourn the death of Ihler child. Walter Rvl Belm. The remains of Isabella Matvi Hiams. 69 years of Ake. No recently arrived from ire land and used at the Dominion immigration Hall Friday will be font added to Sceo Dale sask., for interment. The deceased waa accompanied her son Henry who will Vest with the body. Tho funeral of Louisa wife of co. My Donnld. Took place yesterday afternoon from Tho family residence. 133 Street nor Wood to Elmwood cemetery was largely attended Rev. J. W. Kun Lons conducted the Sejm Les at Home and also at Tho cemetery the pall bearer were thou. Berry s. Car Bon r Swain m. Carson m. Donelly and r. 8 Stock Earle of tenors. A Larce number of Boral covered the Ciket. The funeral of b. D. Wilson whose death occurred Friday Moow jaw. Will take place monday at 3 . From Gardner s undertaking rooms to Elmwood cemetery where Wlsh take place in the family plot. The de ceased had been inspector of Post offices with Moose jaw and Well known Here being a brother in Law of a. H. Bredon or to tire of Kildonan. . And mrs. H. Pen Dermit. 32 hos Ripul Norwood Moarn the loss of their two daughter Kathleen who. Died Satur Day afternoon of pneumonia. The funeral will take place tills afternoon at 2.30 from the family residence to St. Mary s Church thence to St. Mary s cemetery. The funeral of Peter Mckeown took place yesterday afternoon from Thomson s undertaking rooms to Elmwood cemetery. Rev. . G. Sinclair conducted the service at the rooms and the of court Garry. No. 2, . At Row Esilde. To Liege la Relt attended by old timers. The pall bearers were o. A Cleft w. Ura noir. A. It Pard. To Walker k. Basel and b. Colburn. Trobert Larch. Ripton 25 years saturday Bluit of Arena rink tonight tonight roller skating phone Garry 928. Afternoon it 3.30 from residence to Elm Wood a Oniffery. He. A. Gordon will con duct inc service. A scotch woman who arrived in the City Friday on pc Etna immigration train died in tiie immigration Hal an hour of her arrival. The lady was accompanied by her son a Young Man of 25 years of she on the Way to the Home of a married Daugh Tiv who resides at crooked r ver Al though she vac her 69th year she was posed to be in fair health. When the train reached the City made her Way with the other to the Central waiting room of the depot. There it appeared that she was taken ill and secried very weak and exhaust a Anfisa Mcl dentil u advancing years. Saturday the body was taken to local under taking rooms and the authorities trod to the married daughter at crooked River. It is probable hat tie interment will made but pending Uio receipt of into la sence from relatives nothing will be done. The funeral of s. will take place this afternoon at 2 o clock from Lii. Residence ills brother Melville. 598 Yetine Street to Kildonan Crim cry. A funeral for vice will at s undertaking rooms at 5 o a Livek Lulu afternoon in connection with the death of Thomas Smith. Wac i occurred april 8. The remains will to tent m Scotland for of torment. The have not Yot been completed no inquest on Rosser suicide order Given for burial of w. A Blair but funeral arrangements not yet there will be no inquest on 11. Blair who killed himself on the Road near Rosser Man., Friday morning. The Coroner has Given the necessary permit 1 or burial but the arrangements for Tho funeral have not yet been made. The body was brought to Winnipeg that nig Luis now at Edgar and Swanson s undertaking Parlours Pend ing an investigation which i the Provin Cial City police Are making to in Earth the circumstances surrounding the death and also to establish deign let by the identity of the Man. Beside the letter found in the Sui cide s pocket there was a Railroad ticket to Vancouver made out in the name of w. Bloor. In the inn s band were found the initials a. 13." Blair Hud 125 in Cash on him As Well As a Gold watch Ami Chain and valuables. Wanted to Reward them. About 10 o clock Friday morn Iii a he called at Andrew Ryan s House cast of Roamer and asked for something to cat. He was accommodated and ten dered a five Dollar Bill a payment de Clining change. The Money was re fused. Then he attempted to present a Youthful miss Ryan with his wat ii and Chain but this too was declined. He borrowed a Sheet of paper and an envelope penned the Linen which told of Tho intention to take his Lite Ami left the House. Down the Road 100 Yards he stopped Drew a revolver from his clothing placed it against the Rig lit aide head and pulled the trigger. Be fell to the ground almost instantaneously Dearl. The Bullet had pierced Tho Hull entered the brain. William Tate and or. Llya ii summoned and found rhe revolver be Side the . Constable per and undertaker Swanson went out Fri Day and Bro night the body to Winni foil text of . The full text of the letter left by Blair was As Good Bye to you All. I cannot stand the Strain any longer. That fellow is no thing but a cur he took the razor that another irishman save me out on coast tic was a Cook 1 sea the whole now 1 picked him out of tie Gutter i twice he is a cure he used to feed us i on something we All not sick and two .1 him told him about it this big fellow was the inst Eaton 1 see now my time has come 1 canot see my people disgraced but god knows it All and i Only Hope he will end in hell the Strain is too hard after going to my mothers funeral 1 got 100." Tho Money found in the clothing of the deceased consisted of a 1100 Bank 2 Commerce Bill four Dominion Bank to Bills and a Bank of Hamilton Bill. According to the punch Marks on Nis Railroad ticket he had left Toronto for Vancouver on april 10, arriving in Winnipeg april 12. He had evidently Wal Kedas far As Rosser. an Examina Tion of the body being made the name to. H. Blair. Hamilton was found tattooed on the right forearm. But no. Was 4 barter to Trade and leaves a Wido a Blum. Ausil will v.14 t read the free press and get ;