Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 10, 1913, Winnipeg, Manitoba Weather forecast. Fair Nunci cooler. Sun rises . Bets 5.55 . Moon rises . Sets . Win Peg y september 1913. Pages. No. 56. Boy finds body of John Carter hanging in Slaughter House. Harry Radford and George Street stabbed to death with Spears sequel to angry kick of tragedy suppressed by tribes for fear vengeance would Foiw sept. A report has been Recei Ottawa it de lie1 6 m the death at As of the eskimos of of h v Radford explorer and of c. F. Street who s m ran the report sues that m an eskimos both men to death with Spears. On their Way from death of 0 men of the report of the and Street has been Kort Esue 1 Erry of Regina somewhat in detail from the cart out by mail Sie Amei Strait runic irom that the by believed to be Well off victim said to have been separated from wife free press special Brandon man., sept. Lifeless body of John Carter a milk dealer livens at the Corner of Twenty second Street and Brandon Avenue was found today swinging at the end of a rope suspended from a beam in a Slaughter House situated at the rear if his lire. Mises. The discovery was made by John Hill 804 Twenty second Street a boy who had called at Carter s Shack to Purchase milk. Being unable to Lind Carter the lad set out in search of him and on entering the building at the rear found that the Man had committed suicide the body was still warm when Dis covered. Hill at once informed his Mother and the police were notified. It is improbable that an inquest will be held. Carter who was Between 50 and 60 years old has lived in Brandon for live years or More leading the life. Tariff legis Littion Republican leaders give views on result of Maine election Washington interested a Recluse. His Shack is miserable Gallinger declares election of Republican foreshadows doom of Underwood Bill faves mixed farming millionaire cattleman gives View of financial Stringency. Government As Packer does not see any need of Public ownership along that line i r alter uie explorers i incl reached their temporary destination at Bat Pius Story brought to by an Eskimo a Meci it u the Erie cd that a right to Uio a june 5. 1912, Ana that in tie a the about to Lor fort store of the Liski Inu Ai apparently authentic be cause of its Circum Stuik jul character Ilie mount a police Siut Noritis Are nut inclined to give it Complete Cre Dence As native stories Are frequent in magnified and distorted in the Tell ing travelling As they do from one band to another in the course of their Chance meetings. Letter deceived 13 y one of those strange coincidences which so frequently Mark the periods ill news a postal card was received by his relatives from George Street just two weeks ago. It was written on june 5, 11j12, from i5at Hurst and came out by Way of nor Way House a Post of the Huson s Bay at the head of Lake. Winni and dilapidated , and he apparently has not tried to keep it in re pair. He has appeared melancholy lately and Only last night informed a neighbor that he was riot feeling Well. He said that he did not think that he would live another Winter in Brandon. It is believed that Carter has a wife living but that he separated from her some time Aso. He is reputed to be Well off and is supposed to the Block in which he lives. When searched by the police Over in Bills and Silver was found in his pockets. There is nothing to give the police any clue As to where his people can be found. Of Tiff of eighteen Jhb rested Edmonton police looking for clue to murderer of James firearms. Free press special washing ton d.c., sept. The re sult of the congressional election in the third congressional District of Maine yesterday shared the Tariff Bill the inter eat of political Conversa Tion. Many party leaders declare the result shows Ai satisfaction with the Wilson administration and with the attitude of the democrats on the Tariff legislation. Following Are comments by some of the leaders in Botti houses senator Smoot , Utah the re ult Means that the people of the country do not like the demo cratic Tariff and will not. Have it senator Ollie James Democrat Ken Tucky if it had not been the fast Peg it cad been Over a year on its Way from the Shore of the Arctic car ried of course by Eskimo messenger in this communication Street said that their trip from Chesterfield to Bathurst had been accomplished with great difficulty. Instead of striking the head of the Inlet they had taken a course too far to the East and in con sequence were obliged to make a Long Detour to the. South and West. Al though the summer Hau set in the ice on Bathurst Inlet was still solid and it was the intention of the explorers to proceed Westward having heard that 60 Miles farther 011 a. Whaling ship had wintered on the coast. By taking this ship the explorers hoped to reach Herchel Island a whaling near the Mouth of the River where there is also u Post of the Northwest mounted police. What gives Hope to the relatives of George Street is the fact that on july 22 last Howard Allan a traveller from tie Arctic reported in Edmonton that he had heard that a Alfurd was alive and Well at Herschel. This report was printed in the citizen on the Date mentioned. No mention of Street was however made by Allan. Street s Fine record. Of rely in the Northland exploration Branch of the department of the Interior under f. J. F. Green George Street was no stranger to the life of discovery hardship and adventure. A son of c. F. Street of 81 Mckay Street he was educated at St. Patricks school and Ottawa University where he graduated with his . During his attendance at the University he member first of the inter mural mid later of senior football teams and Wii on College team whip h won the championship of the intercollegiate in 1907, sustaining a broken ankle in the first same. Soon after he recovered from his injury he left to accept a position in the transcontinental service. He there acquired a love for the outdoor life for whose emergencies he was so Well suited and when a position offered in the Northland exploration Branch Interior department he prompt Frea press special Athabasca alta., sept. To be in connection with the murder of James Mcnulty a party of Nineteen gypsies under the leadership of Frank Mitchell were placed under arrest Here late tonight. A detective of the Edmonton police Force was present and upon his request a search warrant was obtained by chief of police c. A. Davies arid the entire party searched. The of Gypsy outfit arrived in town Early in the afternoon but were under the surveillance of the police ions be fore they arrived. They immediately proceeded to the West end of the town where they camped. The Camp was surrounded an d no one allowed to leave until major Mcdonnell of the r.n.w.m.p., had issued a search War rant and the search entered upon. A Shotgun a Rifle and an automatic pistol were found but none of them could be identified As connected in any Way with the crime. The party was Well supplied with one of the women having Over in g old Twenty Dollar pieces. While there were Many watches in the party none of that some of the democrats deserted the outcome might have been James r. Mann House minority Leader the results show first that the country is. Decidedly for the Protection of the american industries and secondly that Tihe current is running strongly with the Republican senator Gallinger new Hampshire Republican Leader of sen ate it Means that the already has set in. It foreshadows the doom of the under Wood Tariff Bill and also indicates the disappearance of Bull Moose j senator Kern Indiana majority Leader of Senate we kept up on vote and had it hot been for. The desertion of one of the democratic Lead ers we might have Frank a Woods Iowa chairman of the Republican congressional com Mittee the result of the Maine elec Tion shows that the people Are doing their own thinking and the voters who believe in Liberal Republican principles Are getting together irrespective of representative flood Democrat Virginia the result has no other significance except that it shows the Bull Mooers Are going Back to the Republican representative Moore Republican Pennsylvania the Maine District is normally Republican and in favor of Protection. Last fall re publicans voted the progressive ticket under pro. Test. Now it is evident that their in free press Saskatoon sask., sept. A letter to the Board of Trade Here Pat Burns the millionaire cattleman and Packer of , strongly expresses himself Iri favor of and is equally Strong against the of government ownership of packing houses. He at tributes the financial Stringency Iii the West to the fact that the settlers have had to raise a lot of Money to equip their farms but he believes this will right itself it the Farmers will raise cattle sheep pigs and poultry. Or. Burns strongly be Lief that it is unnecessary for govern ments to go into the packing business As he states that private Enterprise will furnish All the plants needed As soon As the producing Power of 2, is strict warrants it. He states however that if the government could be in Luj de to do something toward furnishing the Farmers with initial capital who need assistance to make a Start in Stock raising it would be an excellent thing. He pointed to the failure of association plants in the East and said that government plants in the West would probably meet a similar Fate. Regarding government Loans or. Burns held that the object should not be so much to save the Farmer inter est As to give him the necessary Capi Tal considering that if he went into Stock raising he could finance the in Terest with ease. Tiff Bill pusses Fislid loud applause Lafollette and Poindexter join democrats in final vote reasons for attitude world s news summary measure not perfect but great improvement on the Payne Aidrich schedules to sessi01 Likely in Many reasons for postponing recall to Ottawa of scattered members. Washington sept. Demo cratic Tariff revision Bill passed the Senate at o clock this afternoon by a Vot of 44 to 37, Arnid a burst of applause the swept Down from galleries and found its Echo on the crowded floor the Senate. Its passage was attended with sur Prises in the Fina moments of the Vot ing when senator Lafolette re publican cast his vote with the de j Morats and was joined a few moments later by senator Poindexter progressive. The democrats had counted through out the Long Tariff fight on losing the votes of senators Ransdell and Thorn ton of Louisiana democrats who voted against the Bill today because it would put sugar on the free list. Uniti the names of senators Lafollette Ana Poindexter were actually called however no one knew definitely the stand they would take and their votes were greeted with enthusiastic applause. President gratified. Wednesday. Sept. 10. The weather forecast for today is As follows fair and cooler. Republican leaders at Washington declare result of Maine congressional election shows dissatisfaction with democratic Tariff legislation. Page 1. Delegation from Winnipeg trades and labor Council that swim Ming be taught to older pupils in schools of Winnipeg. Page 22. . Had forty thousand Cara and nearly twelve Hundred engines in the West in preparation to handle wheat Rush. Page 13. Party of eighteen gypsies placed under arrest by Edmonton police As result of murder of Jamos Mcnulty. Page 1. James Taylor an Indian is under arrest at Brantford in connection with the Cainsville murder mystery. Page 12. Board of governors of Wesley and Manitoba College recommend prof. F. W. Clark As registrar. Page 22, lord Haldane is gratified with tha greeting accorded him in tha United states and Canada. Page 3. Pat Burns of Calgary is not in favor of government entering the packing business. Page 1. Danish explorer finds record s left Mitchell the chief when questioned said i have a Large ranch near High River and have just returned from a trip out on the grand trunk Pacific. I met this party there and became their Leader. We came up Here to see if there was any Chance to Start in the horse and cattle ranching business. We. All have Money and we do not even have to have the women Tell for tunes. If we committed any crimes we would not be coming up Here in the open this a a. Thorough investigation developed nothing the local police determined to do nothing in the matter. This Gypsy party is the one that left. Edmonton the Day of the murder and suspicion centred upon them. Bio fire at Deus rivieras. North Bay ont. Sept. 9. Deus rivieras a Small Village on the . A Lxiv seven Miles East of North Bay was wiped out by fire this afternoon. The . Station build Ings and the residence adjoining were destroyed. In. All about a dozen build Ings were Medicine hat Gas. Medicine hat alta., sept 9, first six months of the year from Gas consumption increased Teress compel them to return to the Republican Bryan issues statement. Washing ton d.c., sept. Bryan today attributed the result of the Maine election yesterday to the return of a Large number of progressives to the Republican party. He issued this statement the Maine election while disappointing in the failure to elect our democratic candidate who is a very Able and progressive Democrat is not at All discouraging when we consider the figures. The democratic candidate came within a Hundred of the vote cast for president last fall. This is a remarkably Good showing when we con Sider that it was a special election. The Republican Victory was due primarily to the return of a Large number of progressives to the Republican party. At least the. Republican vote gained some thing Over and the progressives lost that much As compared with the returns last fall. The democratic candidate or. Pattangall in an interview this morning refers to some defections in the party. There were two or three local Minuen Ces a much tended to reduce our vote but All things considered it seems to me the democratic vote was free press special Ottawa sept. Is now practically certain that the third session of the twelfth parliament of Canada will not open until after the new year. Though the question has not been officially considered by a full Cabinet Council it is general conceded that the eary part of january will be the Date. There Are several very Good reasons for the postponement. The the first place members of administration have been a holidaying unusually Long this summer. Depart mental business has fallen sadly into arrears and there has been practically no attempt at the preparation of constructive legislation for the session throughout the summer there has Only been an occasional time during which there were sufficient members of the administration Prett to form a quo rum of the Cabinet for Council meet it is stated that Western and Mari time province members who object to coming All the Way to Ottawa for a month or so before Christmas Are responsible for the deferring of the open ing. It is further contended that very Little business is Ever done before Christmas in any Case. In opposition to the Contention however is the fact that last session Premier Borden s naval Bill was introduced in december and that a Large portion of debate on the speech from the throne was Dis posed of before the recess. There Are said to be other reasons for the deferring of the opening. Big election coming. There is a number of by elections to president Wilson tonight expressed great gratification Over the end of inn Long struggle in the Senate. Senator sin Mons chairman of the finance committee who had piloted the Bill through the finance committee the democratic caucus and the Senate predicted that its passage would bring immediate stimulus to the business of the country. As it passed the Senate the Tariff Bill represents an average reduction of More than four per cent from the rates of the original Bill. That passed the House and nearly 28 per cent from the rates of existing Law. In Many important particulars the Senate Nas changed the Bill that passed the House and conference committee of the two houses will begin work on wednesday or thursday to adjust these differences. Leaders of both houses it it that the conference will consume less than two weeks time. The Senate endeavoured today to hasten the Bill on its Progress to the White House by naming its Mem Bers of the committee As soon As the Bill passed. Vice president Marshall appointed senators Simmons Stone Williams and Johnson democrats and senators Penrose Lodge and by r. B. Peary on coast of Greenland years ago. Page 4, Ritchie runs away from Fred die Welsh and fight Tor lightweight Hon ors is called off. Page 6. Hon. G. R. Coldwell Tella school trustee Board of St. Claude it hat acted arbitrarily. Page b. Selkirk deputation will ask or. Roche to Settle St. Peter s Indian re serve dispute. Page 22. The democratic Tariff Bill was passed at Washington yesterday amid loud applause. Page 1. H. V. Radford and George Street explorers were killed by eskimos in the far North. Page 1. Body of woman found in Field near Windsor bears evidence of desperate struggle. Page 12. Report revision for Extension of american banking abroad is feature. minority report scores action of caucus refusing to hear any amendment washing Ron sept. Traction currency Reform Bill asap. Proved by the democratic caucus reported to the House to Day from Tho committee on banking and currency by chairman Glass. A voluminous report including a lengths technical discus Sion of the theory of the Bill accompanied the measure Forth i republicans As the Senate senator Stone withdrew from the committee and senator Follette conferees. For 70 per h on in incl on Medicine hat Hospital. Medicine hat. Alta., sept. 9. The Ward of the general Hospital is completing plans for a new bulling Cost a Quarter of a million dollars. It not yet decided whether to build is the present site where there is a arse Block or on a new site in Hill which was secured some time ago. The committee recently visited the Best hospitals of the West to get new ideas the new Structure will be quite by to Date. Suicide with Halter. Grand Forks n.d., sept. 9. Hans Hanson aged 60, tied a Halter about is neck and handed himself today. Despondency. Because of ill health prompting the act. Four hours latter daughter discovered his body still to the limb of a tree his feet gagging on the ground. Hanson of adjusting the noose had crooked is legs at the Knees to strangle him self. Manitoba wheat reaches Goderich. Goderich ont sept. First shipment of this year s Mani Toba Grain crop is unloading today at the transit elevator. Or Derich. Consists of no. 1 Northern con signed for account of James Rich Ardson sons Kingston and to Ronto and is being shipped direct 10 the milling Trade of Western Ontario. The first cars going to Chatha the cars Ayr Exeter and Lucan. Sample is excellent the Berry stall and Flinty and testing 65 pounds to the Bushel. 6s Pel cent Over the same period last electric department sales in creased 23-0 per cent and the water works department increased re cent. Medicine hat Post office Medicine hat alta., sept. 9. Leo do Weer of Federal department of pub us works is in the City arranging for the enlargement of the Post office quarters and building. 7p.m. Friday is the closing hour for All Dis play and classified advertise ments for saturday s free press. Insertion can Only be guaranteed if copy is in this office by thursday preceding. All cuts or Mats must accompany copy otherwise free press cannot guarantee their insertion. To insure insertion in sat sturday s Issue contract or casual advertisements must be in hand not later than 7 . Friday. Phone main 6340 As Large As could be reasonably expected and the result cannot be construed disappointing of the president s administration of Hunting victims nig lit _ Wood Kitchin and Rainey democrats and Payne and Fordney re publicans. Bach House will have an equal vote in the conference commit tee even though each does not name the same number of conferees. Final struggle. The final struggle began at 4 o clock when under a previous agreement arbitrary votes began on need my amendments. During the closing hours of the Day senator Lafollette had been the Centre of interest proposing final amendments on the Cotton and agricultural schedules and discussing some features of the Bill which he two killed and one fatally injured is toll of Dakota season. Free press special grand Forks n.d., sept. 9. Two fatalities and one so seriously injured that he cannot live is the record of the North Dakota Hunting season which opened on sunday morning. De. Asker aged 24, agent of the Atlantic elevator company at Kramer is the latest victim being thrown from ims buggy when his shot gun was Acci Dently discharged frightening his horses. His Skull was fractured and he has lain unconscious since yester Day afternoon. Physicians say he Cara e. Perrin who accidentally shot and killed Arthur Jacques while they were Hunting near Omemee was freed from blame by the Coroner s in quest. Jacques death was instantaneous. Garrett Murphy of Bismarck was the first Hunting victim accidentally shooting himself on sunday morning. Dost of living jumps Annex peas Only Bright spot housewife s horizon. Ottawa sept. Cost of living took another jump upward last month 135.9, the figures for july to in August 1912, the figures wer. J so it will be seen there was not live. Arthur from 136.2. _ nearly a three Point increase in aug ust of this year compared with the Samf month a year ago. The cause for the Advance in the average Cost last month was principally due to the increase in Price of potatoes eggs canned lobster Anthracite Coal grains and . The Only encouraging item for the House wife Given in the report of last month s prices is that canned peas Are Likely to be sold very cheaply from now until Spring. Last year they retailed at two cans for 25c, but three will be sold for the same Money this year. Pinned under Auto. Grand Forks n.d., sept. Theodore Thompson a prominent Brand Forks society woman drove her big touring car into the ditch six Miles from grand Forks last night the machine turning Turtle and hold in herself-and.2-year-old baby pm be d to the ground. Mrs. Thompson broken Collar Bone but the baby escaped with bruises. Organizing will be necessary before the writs Are issued. Chateaugay and South Bruce Are among the number. It is further rumoured that a number of additional constituencies will be opened by the departure of such members As e. A. Lancaster a. C. Boyce and o. S. Crocket to the Bench. Their Ridings n such Case would have to be prepared or election. The financial situation is such that Hon. A t. White minister of finance does not desire to meet parliament any earlier than he can help. With a bum per crop in the West he feels that time will work for the improvement of his budget some of the ministers feel that col. Sam Hughes is going just a Little too Strong on militia expenditure and would like to put the curb on. They realize that this will take time and Persua Sion. On t he other hand col. Hughes would like time for the preparation of an elaborate programme of military development based on sir Ian Hamil ton s report. If parliament does not assemble until january Hon. George b. Foster who has not been seen in the House for Many Moons will not be seen again for As Many More. He will have to go to London South Africa and other Points in january to attend the meeting s of the Imperial Trade conference. He will be away All Winter. There May be some difficulty in get Ting Supply through parliament be tween january and the end of the fiscal year on March 31, but this year the government meets parliament for the first time with the gag of closure in its hands and feels that it will be More easily Able to silence discussion than was the Case formerly. It is not expected that Premier Bor Den will resurrect his Navy Bill this session but will await for further re form of the Senate by Providence and increased representation before again presenting his contribution measure. James Carter a Brandon Recluse commits suicide in Slaughter House. Page 1. Crop report of . Government shows big reduction in Spring wheat. Page 14. Strong stand for amateurism made by Dominion football association. Page 6. Young conservatives May be forced to Call off trip to coast for Mann cup. Pase 6. Arthur Pelkey says that his filsht with Tommy Burns was faked. Page 6 ghastly Story of bulgarian atrocities told by Ashmead Bartlett. Page 3. Believed at Ottawa that fall session of parliament is unlikely. Fag s 1. Weyburn will today celebrate its inauguration As a City. Page -1. Barracks Polo team takes Lead Winterton cup series. Page 7. Montreal Toronto and new York financial letters. Page 13. Wheat markets by Cable and Winni Peg fluctuations. Page 14. Editorial Reader s notes and an Swers. Page 11. Society and of interest to women Page 9. General sporting news. Pages and 7. Imperial and foreign news. Page 3 i Rugby schedule announced. Aafje 7 commercial news. Page 14. Financial news. Page 13. Tem with chief responsibility for panics of the past half Century it was nearly o clock when the ice president put the Bill on its Pas Sage. Senator Ashurst first on the Roll shouted loudly Aye and the Roll Call proceeded deliberately until clerk called the senator seated in the for. It head the the Row hesitated a moment. His was bowed and resting on i hand. He leaned Forward a Little and vigorously answered instantly the applause broke from the galleries and senators on the democratic Side joined in enthusiastic hand clapping. Nearly every demo crat on the floor participating in the Brief but vigorous demonstration. When the name of senator Pondex the Only progressive senator was reached and he contributed his vote for the Bill the applause renew tonight senator Lafollette had a few words to say of his vote after Many democratic senators had sur rounded his desk and shaken him by after the vote senator Lafollette i realize what i did was a political but that within Rne compelled me to vote for the Bill. J to Tariff act of 1909 was but Little Short of a crime the Bill passed today is not a democratic measure but is a. Protective measure. Every change made by the finance committee was made by Way of adjustment to a protective basis except such As free Wool and free Susura which were deep rom de on outside. They treated the Agri cultural schedule i regret to Kay on a free basis and i would have trained More duty on cutlery re and big shipment of new Grain at fort William. Fort William ont., sept. First big shipment of the 1913 crop reached Here today in the shape of 500 car loads of mixed Grain. This Grain despite the fact that it was shipped from various paints graded no. 1 Northern. In View of the com ing Rush the officials Here lost no time in shipping As much of it As possible East. The Steamer James Carruthers cleared fort William tonight with a cargo of bushels. The ass Minoia which left here1 last night is also Laden with bushels. j 1 some other articles on which there is no data in order to be sure not co ruin american production. Give the democrats time and they will put everything on a free Trade basis but they have not. Done it m this bin. Favors income tax. Senator Poindexter said of his vote i voted for the Tariff Bill because it As a whole is a better Bill than str Payne Aldrich Law now in furthermore it contains an tax which we have been trying to be Are too High and too Tow but its general aver a a on manufactures i itch enough it s classification is far from scientific but not More so than the existing lawmen the vote had been announced senso Gallinger of new Hampshire the Leader the minority was re cognized and congratulated Simmons for Marine news. Be passed this Soo. Satull Ste in Nile. Mlub., sept. . Monroe 10 a mlle on. Keils. 31 pc Seua Jol Commodoro Fet emm noon 1230 . I Ori o Annj 1 , As Imore Coniston a . 1. Sonera b . Norway. 9 team 10 , l. Major Krauv of. 1 Mather noon Lii Kkt. A. Mullen. 1_ 1 Eavy -1 . 30 5. Ocean steamships. Steamer arrived at englishman Montreal sicilian Montreal Anchor tar shipper Montreal a a Shelra Der Gross pc a Yurie 0ljltr be Viafara Lolise int olympic Moli Ezuma Olav l i York York now Yorac York a York la Richtol Lirot non Harvo pm Antwerp soulhiimj.i.0.1 Limon nov. Yorlli Dredger wrecked. Charlottes non p. K. I., sept. 3. Fredk no. 1. Owned by Burnim of Toronto foundered off Rustico Harbor yesterday in a heavy Sale she had been leaking badly. The Crew escaped views Ofa democrats on the com Mittee. Representative Hay us of Cali fornia presented a report 1 rom the republicans the measure and proposing various amendments. The majority report declared a is intended to bring about necessary changes in. The present banking and currency system of the United states and Correct to Jig standing evils that had a slow and deep rooted growth. It Aims at the Recti locution of the Essen tial defects of the present system Al though it increase. N the round Odd. re Yvonn i. A ill i u he r t2 l the his courteous kindly a considerate in the con of the debate. He said he knew Tariff fights characterized by throughout and attributed to personality of senator Simmons the Bill itself is he said its management has been Yukon 54-62 ;