Winnipeg Free Press

Tuesday, April 18, 1911

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 18, 1911, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg tuesday april published every Manitoba free company at their Comer of Portage Avenue and Garry 3s. H. Mac Kiln. Elm pre Ament and general Teljii Hong Calm advertising kept. editorial dept. City editor main 6649 see Telephone directory tar additional 701-2 Brunier York office Pauli Klebahn booing no. J Eester i qua blah representative Edgar j. Guy. Canada Ufa bide. Toronto. Freedom of Trade Liberty in religion in civil rights. Tuesday april is 1911. The English Market Canadian wheat. For Tho acreage in Western Canada which will keep in this year to wheat will exceed perhaps considerably nine million acres. Given a favourable sea son a. Total yield in Western Canada of some bushels is Amons the possibilities. These figures Large though Uliey Are represent a Mere fraction the yield future years when a larger proportion of the tillable land of the West is brought under Cul vat Lon. Where is a Market for this enormous Quantity of wheat to be found the Home Market of Canada 3s, of course growing with marked rap Wity but it is quite Clear that it cannot begin to of keep Pace with the increase of production in Western and an increasing proportion of our total wheat yield will have to be shipped out the country year by year. There appears to to an impression in certain that there s an unlimited Meritet if great Britain for All the wheat that can be shipped there. Those who hold this comfortable belief Are recommended to study the statistics we herewith publish showing the of so imports of wheat into great Britain for the two tast fiscal years. These figures have Boon compiled by the department of and Commerce from. British official returns. They show imports by hundredweight of 112 pounds and Are As follows wheat. 1910. Republic. British Bast indies Canada. 1911. Chile Germany new zealand Roumania Turkey United Stales other countries 61.700 s certain As years go on to import Arger and larger quantities of wheat being already in a position to yearly a very considerable Quantity of wheat of the Quality grown in West Ern Canada Mem. Our foreign steamship lines. In a letter to Grain growers w. H. Sharpe Drew a Dole Ful picture of ravages which would follow the influx of farm products in to Canada from the twelve countries which Mudter the favored nation treat is of great Britain would have Access our markets on a parity with the United states. Canada he isaid was spending a million do Lara a year in Dubai dining steamship Lineal Anil these foreign countries would take advantage of the facilities thus provided to Hood our markets with their products to the great injury of our Canadian markets. Or. Sharpe win be relieved to learn that Canada has steamship with a. Not a subsidized single one of the countries which is entitled to favored nation privileges save France. Here with is a compete list of the non Domestic steam sep services which Are railway rates levied on implements and vehicles in the Compart som Tor Public consideration. In thl. Of articles Between the Nril Way in this country and the railway. Other aide of the International Boundary nothing has been intention of the free press than to picture the great Northern the Lugosi died by Caria a to Australia on the Pacific 1910-11 the imports for 1911 were larger thin Tor the preceding two years be ins cwt. Over the 1909 figures they amounted to cwts., or bushels. It will be seen that the imports of wheat from Canada Are exceeded by those of Rorr coast rom Atlantic ports to Australia and new zealand 120.0m.oo to great Buntain. to of of. To Mexico upon Atlantic Ocean 50.000.00 to Mexico upon Pacific Ocean. To Newfoundland to South Africa Between Prince Edward is land and great Between St. John and Hall fax or either and the West la odes and South America Between Victoria and Sain Francisco Between Victoria Vancouver ports and Skagway. Additional for Canada China Anid Japan services Canada China and Japan 63-64 vic., Chap. 9 Canada and France 8-9 Edl vii., Chap 36 Argentina As s. Possible source of ruin to Canadian banners been much on or. Sharpe s mind and his fears May be increased by noting that die sum of is spent yearly in am to a. Steamship line Between Hali fax and South America. He can Calm his bating heart however these steamers get no nearer Buenos Ayres than Georgetown deme Rara if these Argentina Farmers axe determined to submerge the Canadian Farmers under am Avalanche of wheat at whim be Neces sary for them to provide their own freight steamers. Pacific and the Soo Ione As being run on philanthropic lines solely to Benefit the Public served by them without any thought of applying the All that the traffic will the comparisons Between the rate Northi Ana South of the Boundary Are resorted to a. Be tog practically the Only method of throwing Light upon tie of the charges levied by the in this country for hauling freight the Soo Une is a . Line pure and simple it is part of the total of Miles of railway owned and operated in the United states by the . In preceding articles uie figures of ton mile Cost of operation furnished under oath As required by Taw to the Dominion government and to the interstate Commerce commission of the United states respectively have been considered. These figures comparison Between rates North and South of the Boundary or decidedly not a comparison to which the . And the Canadian Northern can being inequitable. Furthermore these comparisons have been directly the Amax Longly mistaken statement made twice in the House at Ottawa Early in the present session by the minister of railways that railway rates Are lower in Western Canada than in the Western states. It might be mentioned in to connection though without any intention of switching to a political that a Public Man nearer Home said ten years ago that by Means of Dian Northern rates the . Rates Here to Manitoba would be kept level and that thus. In respect of railway rates the province of Manitoba will be in the most of any portion of the North american continent. The configures which the free press is presenting in these articles show How far this prediction made in 1901. Is from being realised the rates on the great Northern the Northern Pacific and the Soo Une in Minnesota and North Dakota the Dakotas and Montana Are decidedly Tower than the c. P. H. And Canadian Northern rates in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with the exception of Grain rates in regard to which a Mora favourable showing can be made for the Canadian lines to which however. It must not be forgotten that immense Grants and bonuses have been made at. The pubic expense with that end in View. In a previous article in this series it was proved from Tolje sworn figures of Cost of operation on the . That the Grain traffic is highly profitable. On All other fre Goit the rates levied the Canadian railways we such As to yield exorbitant profits the figures which the free a to present to Day Are those of the freight rate on agricultural implements and vehicles. Prev Ous to july 10 last the . Allowed the dealers in Winnipeg to ship out mixed carloads of implements and vehicles As has always been allowed and is now allowed on the great Northern Northern and Soo line. Only straight of 1m carloads of vehicles can now be shipped from Winnipeg farm wagons Are classified As sixth class freight with a minimum Carload weight of ibs. Vehicles that to. Carriage., fourth class with a minimum Carload weight of ibs. Shipments of implement and vehicles cannot be made in Tho country e whole shipment is paid for at the higher rate. Thl. Works out sex for All the smaller towns where dealers cannot handle Carload or and Carload lots of implements it furnishes glaring example of the principle of All that the traffic will South of the Ine anti the one rate on implement and vehicles mixed carloads shipped and there is a system by Wimch at a charge of a top can he made and part of a Carload unloaded at a Point in route. I tue following comparisons a straight Carload of implements is taken in each Case As starting from Winnipeg part of the car being destined for one Point and the remainder for another Point a Carload to also taken As starting from St. Paul or Minneapolis for a Point of corresponding mileage with farther Point the Winnipeg car is headed for the 8t Paul car having at a opportunities for settlers in Manitoba. The neglect of the proper authorities in drawing the attention rut. In coming immigrants to Manitoba is Al together inexcusable. It is die a British East indies while Parent opinion of the provincial Powers been regarded that Manitoba is an old worn out charge of extra the right of being partly unloaded at a Point on the Way rate 34 00 Winnipeg to Rathwell Rathwell to Souris St Paul to Eagle Bend Minn. Extra Tor Stop in transit 151 ibo Thalia has not As a country is1 not far behind Canada in her contributions to the English bread Basket. The importations United states fallen rapidly and in 1911 were not much More than one third what they were in 1909. This record of Dimin Ishing United states wheat exports to a Norland indicates that that a purity is ceasing to Export the kind of Grain for which there is a demand in the old land. The receipts from the a it nine Republic in 1911 wore Only half those of 190-9, while those from Russia have risen enormously from cwt. In 1909 to in 1910 Tho imports now amount roughly to the combined importations from Canada and Australia. A study of the figures As a whole indicate that it is not reasonable to expect to find in great Britain a Market for the enlarged output of Western Canada. The Prospect of an Imperial preference a still held out by certain parties in Britain but there is nothing to indicate that for Many years to come the Tariff reformers will be called upon to Frame a Tariff. Even though a preferential Tariff were to come into operation we should have to Divide the English Market with the British East indies with new zealand and with Australia and in the face of their Competition could not Hope to do much More than double our present contributions to Hajt Market. Nor is it possible to count upon shipping a much larger proportion of our wheat to England in the form of flour. Herewith Are the official figures from the same source of the imports of flour for the last two years in cats wheat meal and flour. 190x1. Argentine Republic Australia Austria Hungary Belgium Canada prance 575.3so Germany United states other countries 1wl the rate irom Winnipeg a 45 cent higher. Winnipeg to Manitou to Medora 5.00 440.40 province with no available homesteads or cheap lands. To anyone a to has travelled Over Manitoba such a position seems utterly absurd. Except n a few districts there is still a Large amount of wild land a great Deal of t needing Only the plough to convert into productive Fields. White Noi men land of this kind in Manitoba May be open for homesteading it can be bought As cheaply As much of the and farther West which As passing nto the viands of newcomers every Day. Considering the nearness to markets the Manitoba lands should be really More amur no to the Chaser. As Forf homesteading there arc considerable areas around lakes Manitoba Winnipeg and the Region of Dauphin where selections can still be made. This land May not be Clear Prairie the experience of settlers has shown that it is cleared without great difficulty and that a Little labor soon creates a valuable farm where Wood and water Are abundant and where freight rates Are not As onerous As farther West. Mani Toba needs Many new settlers and can offer them Good Homes whether they have much or Little capital if they Are the right sort of people. Their excellencies Earl and coun Tess Grey will be loyally welcomed to Winnipeg the latter part of this week. Governor general has place in the hearts of St. Paul to Barnesville Mon. Extra for Stop in transit. .219 rate from Winnipeg is 33 1-3 cent higher. Winnipeg to Sot Girth sols Orth to Church Briage St. Paul to Kindred a d. Extra for Stop in transit 246 rate from Winnipeg is 26 cent higher. Winnipeg to Yorkton to Dafoe w 380 St. Paul to Humboldt 384 extra for Stop in transit rate from Winnipeg -48 cent higher. Winnipeg to Napinka Napinka to Alexander .186 72 151.00 j42.00 30.00 j72.00 5.00 j 57.00 40.00 196.00 5.00 34.00 St. Paul to Belle Plains . Extra for Stop in turns it 257 .258 the present a warm westerners interest country in on account of his keen the development of the his genuine sympathy rate from Winnipeg 24 cent higher. Winnipeg to Killalee Killalee to j56.00 5.00 St Paul to Chatham extra for Stop in Transl to .m7 5.00 65.00 k totals it will be noted that the importation of flour a decreasing while that wheat is increasing. The figures for 1911 Are three million Hundred weights loss than 1909. Apparently he eng Lish Millers Are find Raff it profitable to assemble cheats from All parts of the world and grind at Home. Even under preference if the United states imports of flour which Are steadily be replaced by in from Canada the total addition to the demand for Canadian food predicts would not be Large. Besides it must not be forgotten that the preferential schema has always implied tiie free import of Canadian wheat bin a differential duty on Canadian your in order to encourage the Mill ing of wheat in England. The statistics we have quoted suggest that under the most favor Able circumstances conceivable we cannot Hope to do much More than increase our exports of wheat to eng land by some or bushels a hich will represent a Mere fraction of the extra production in Western Canada during the nest few years tinder these circumstances is it not quite apparent that we must secure new markets that being so would it be reasonable to reject the Opportunity of be tans free Access to a growing Market which already num Bers ninety million people and who Cha with the ideals and of its people. The gathering in Competition of the Amateur musical and dramatic ability of the Dominion Here which la responsible for their excellencies visit is an event which keenly inter ests the Winnipeg Public. These com petitions Are intended to keep alive and encourage the interest in those flyer arts which Grace the people of a nation and counteract to some extent at least the spirit of materialism which is inseparable from a new country. The Brantford expositor noting the anti reciprocity convention held at grand Forte Ait which resolutions were passed declaring that the United states Farmers cannot face Canadian com petition Lew conventions such As that would be of enormous value to Canada for advertising poses and would create a trek from the Western states to the Canadian West the like of which has never been rate from Winnipeg cent Olgher. Tawe deals with Only one feature of railway rates on agricultural in this country As contrasted with the rates across the line. In needless to say the Farmers who buy the implements Are the pay the freight rates. Just ultimate Consumers of imported articles on which there customs to Siatka Are the. Indle duals who pay the duty. Lylor the for conjecture that initials May is c. K. 8." is or. Shi and them s Tho three letters of is As or. Dooley might say. Cone Erras mrs. Been Pilot Muir a cnltw3 conversion to the roman Catholic Ciaudina Clear thinks that it was merely a Case of pasting from Joseph Parker to new nun. It was shelter from storm an-1 stress that the lad sought she never. Crop. Ter tally injure the chances of profit a mixed farming. Besides it will Divide Canada into East and West. Shusted for 26 Yean and the to mixed Farmon the soil and enable it to prianos than the sixteen bushels which is now considered an m the heart and mind of her. He thinks crop. Reciprocity j became a roman Catholic. Dying with a rotary in her hand and a Cross upon her outward and vis Ible signs evidently do not count. He also thinks that she died of a starve 1 heart. Being d forced roman Church would never have countenance la second marriage. One cannot help i he says How much More fortunate it would have been for her if a Reader s notes the a a o world to h suits children of All Ages from the Kinder fasten to the High school. To read it to a and a Zbiral etl Catlon to and to the Durbar to be Bew next Decem Ber if India at which King George is. To be crowned emperor of India is to Cost some Money. The govern ment of India has put in an estimate of which is More than four times the amount spent on the great Durbar of 1963, which was conducted with a due regard for Oriental desire for splendor and magnificence. Or. Roblin think. Reciprocity will injure Manitoba. From the Toronto Star april Hon. K. P. Roblin Premier of Mani Toba on his Way to Facton to spend the Batter holidays Ait father s Home stopped in Toronto ions enough to voice his views on reciprocity. He states that Man Honji Are sitting tight and waiting confident indeed children know so much about so Nany things Days that we May Well expect to cease from the face of Thoj ii Earth by and Bye. I mean Wandw that la included in the Teran Faery. But take that so suitably named . There into Branch of which it does not present to the most and comprehensive a halon literature Art nature every thing. These captions to the various Rome Nib show How All Tachis Jve. It world s work nature. storyteller men and women How and Why Uura Ture Playboy great of clinic Era careers. Entertainment. School room Tim Little paper. In the number just to hand the opening Artic to on Cleopatra s Needle and a most attractive Story is told to the children Cern lne it. And so throughout Magazine Down to the dog Story for tha youngest of them Clear that m Mont Shorter is the Anonymous who arranged and tiled mrs. Cut Giterm he says she had been free to find sheer on some faithful and he adds that neither work nor Praise nor Tho can make up for disappointment _ love but that depends upon Tho Lover. Of course it is Idle to think Praise or Fame As compensation there. Work at in his Rijou in the Strong lyrical cry of the broken hearted Ana Capone Atchis live to be of and their works do follow them. Had Pompilia not teen stabbed to death in Many places she had lived to be an old Wal nun we May be sure. But had resisted the Caus As impious. The first in slash census was taken la ill an Wilmuer Ettea Apt to auth Crize a census in 1753, was fiercely resisted in the House of commons and the Bill providing for it was out by the House of the idea was resisted As unwise Anil impious. I did not said one of the chief opponents of the Bill that there was any set of men or indeed any individual of the human species so presumptuous and so abandoned As to Majce the proposal we have just heard. 1 hold this project to be totally subversive of the re Shalna of English Liberty. The addition of a very few words Wili make it the most effectual engine of rapacity and oppression that was Ever used against an injured people. Moreover an annual Register i to curb a cold Fri orb Dat take Bromo quinine druggist a refund Money it it tails to cure. B. 3rt. A bomb s web Box. Iko. Contractors equipment Concrete mixers builders hoists portable saw rigs hoisting engines Trench pumps Etc the building season is on. Are you fully prepared la Cope with ii to. The Best advantage t we can save you Money and solicit your in quiries. 784 main St. Portage ave. Lots 70 it. Portage ave. Just West of re Var Lodge at foot. 50 lots Between City and Lodge North of Tage Avenue at lot cheapest lots in the v end. We. S. King co. Phone m. 1212. 1003 Mcarthur Block. 1 of our people will acquaint our Mies abroad with our another member rec Volod a r ground of objection when a his constituents looked on to postal As ominous and Foard i Public misfortune or an distemper should follow the ;