Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 13, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba 10 f / " " " v � Manitoba free Bress to leg Friday ,13,191 j in Doc Tai continued from Page one offered it the usual custom being to pass such measures As a matter of of urse. Later in the Day a similar Reso Lution Ivas introduced in the House by representative Murray of Oklahoma a Democrat but it did not get before the body for discussion or action. There was no official comment upon the speech or the action of the Senate. In an informal discussion at the White House however president Wilson indicated that the Monroe doctrine was As much a part of the american foreign policy today As a Hundred years ago. He did not express an opinion concern ,.lng the ambassador s speech but when asked whether he considered the Mon Roe doctrine obsolete replied he had not heard that it was falling in any course of action. The Striate Resolution had not reach and Secretary Bryan tonight. According to custom if ambassador Pae does not forestall the action by voluntarily an explanation of the incident the Resolution will be cabled to him tomorrow As soon As it is sent to the state department representative Murray s Resolution sets Forth that the remarks of ambassador Page seem to portend the policy of the state department to abandon on demand the Monroe Doc Trine and to invite european it would ask the state department whether a new american policy of subjecting american weal to the Sel fish interests of the nations of Europe is the fundamental reason upion which a demand to repeal the Law now in Force exempting american vessels conducting a Coastwise Trade from Ca Nal tolls it was recalled at the Capi Tol that senator Chamberlain last november introduced in the Senate a petition of protest against reported remarks by ambassador Page from members of the confederated German societies and the Robert Emmet society of Portland Oregon. These protests which also were forwarded to president Wilson and Secretary Bryan characterized in american remarks attributed to ambassador Page to the effect that the United states was English. Led and English ruled and that the obligation of government and civilization rest with the people who speak the language of London reports. London March 12.the morning Post report of the speech is As follows the american ambassador said that the to United states regarded the British Empire first As the guardian of free Dom Fri All of its far off parts and secondly was a promoter of Trade throughout the whole world 1the morning Post s report in refer ence to president Wilson s Messare was concerning the recent message of the president he or. Page took it upon himself to say on his own responsibility that the president delivered that not merely to please great Britain but to express the crude sentiment and self respect of the american nation. The president s voice was the voice of the people. Nevertheless it added to the pleasure of that voice to know that it did please the the pall Mali Gazette in an editorial note on ambassador Page s speech says the american ambassador made two state cents about american policy which were pleasing to the British ear first that the president spoke the mind of the american people in the Panama message and second that the United states views with no Una Kierul by Eye commercial investments in the Central american republics by for i givers but Only such Vasvare not Likely to involve political control. The Toni i d states is perfectly right to set its face against the build new conservatories. Toronto. March 12.new conserva tories in Queen Victoria Park Niagara Falls Ontario at an estimated Cost of go neral advertising. Magnifying misery into Joy dyspeptic stomach sufferers and appetite less people May quickly find Relief in Stuart s dyspepsia tablets., when a stomach sufferer sets Relief he is one of the happiest of human beings and he looks Back at his j old self with a distinct feeling of horror. Stuart s dyspepsia tablets quickly readjust the ont of proportion stomach arid digestive machinery and bring Joy of life and love for food to the Man or woman who will use them after each meal for a Short time. Hotly gee i used to feel just like that the action of Stuart s dyspepsia tablets is a purely natural one. When taken they enter the stomach just like food. They mix with the juices of the Mouth. Then they enter into and correctly build up or dilute the juices of the stomach go into the intestines and there when the nourishment from food is taken into the system so Fol lows the ingredients of these wonderful tablets. They Correct the faults of the blood and thus at the next meal the body is better Able to produce a stronger and More Normal digestive juice. A Short use of these tablets will re establish your digestion Stop gastritis heartburn Indig estion foul breath Ca Tarrh of the stomach and do away with dangerous stomach ulcers and Many other unbearable conditions. Go to your druggist to Day and be Gin the Stuart dyes Pesla. Tablet habit. It is the habit of health and appetite. Learn How to yearn for food not How to spun it. Obtain a Box from any druggist Price to cents. Sold wherever you can find a drug store. Between 3200.000 and $250,000, Are to be erected this Spring and t endear will be called for in a couple of weeks. Four bets of drawings for the new building were examined by the Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park commis Sion in Toronto today but a definite Choice was deferred. The camels sign decided to tear Down the old to bite Rock House near the Horst shoe fans and erect a modern Structure farther South. Westinghouse great investor dead continued from Pago one which he was an assistant Engineer in the Navy until the con delusion of hostilities. A was Inar Deil on aug. 8, 1867, to miss Marguerite e. Walker m Brooklyn from his great estate in Lenox mass his private car con stantly carried him about the country for he kept in close personal touch with his great and multifarious interests. Last december he was awarded the Grashof medal the highest Honor in the gift of the Verein debts flier in so Leure. He had received Many foreign decorations including the legion d Conneur of France the Koyal Crown of Italy and vie order of Leopold. He was a contributor to Many charities and had served As it trustee of the equitable i if Assur Ance society. Regal sensation is continued rom free one be put m outlying districts Liei f the people could net afford to pay for the High priced horse. One question asked was if the government put in free horses Why not give them free implements loud applause Dean Rutherford Saskatoon gave an address on the principal require ments in draught horse Breeding pointing out Many issues which caused unsuccessful Breeding. Pedigrees especially should be carefully studied. Office bearers were elected As Fol lows r. H. Taber Condie president h. Gilmour Pasqua directors Alex. Mutch w. H. Bryce r. B. Brendan Canora g. Footman and r. Gemmell Regina. The cattle breeders association at an adjourned meeting elected the Fol lowing office bearers Hon. A. C. Sutherland president vice president a. B. Potter Langbank h. H. Thorn Eon Boharm and h. C. Watson Oxbow were re elected directors and j. W. Barnett Moose jaw a new director. R ,. The cattle breeders passed a Resolution that the Winter fair be held in the Spring As at present. Another Resolution was passed that All cattle for the. Pure bred sales be tested and passed Cor tuberculosis. Horse. Awards. Clydesdale Mare held foaled Previ Ous to Jan.19111, r. H. Taber Queen of the revels 2, r. H. Taber lady Linda 3, r. A taber., chalice. Clydesdale filly foaled in 19121, University of Saskatchewan lady Bruce of .lmnsclen2,. W. H. Brytie Doune Lodge 3, will Grant lady Grace. Agriculture team of mares or Geld Ings to be exhibited by Bona fade farm ers re w. R. Mickelboroug 2, Peter Horn 3, we. Mclaren. A Champion Canadian bred female foaled in 10x2 or 1913university of Saskatchewan lady b Ruce. Of Luis Clydesdale stallion foaled in 1912robert Leclede. Regal Sensa Clydesdale filly foaled 1912 or 1913runiversity of Saskatchewan lady Bruce of Lumsden. Heavy draught held Mare or Geld ing1, r. H. Condie bask Queen of the revels 2, r. H. Taber lady land 3, w. J. Mcelhinney re Gin a Saak. Percheron filly foaled in 19111, w. E. And r. C. Upper North Portal Irene 2, w. W. And r. C. Upper Leota 3, r. P. Standley Moosomin Saak la Shine 4, r. P. Stanley Larique. Percheron stallion foaled previous to Jan. 1. 19101, Alex Galbraith Brail Don Gar que 2, its. Williams. Rou Leau Izola 3, d. E. Hepburn Rou Leau prank stallion foaled previous to Tan. 1, 19101, r. H. , Condie sask., the Bruce 2, w. B7 Gregg Maple Creek eve making 3 Alex Galbraith Dunwoodie Star 4, . Gilmour Pasqua King s Best 5, a. S. Murray Belle Plain scottish Type. Best Clydesdale stallion shown by an Amateur exhibitor1, a. B. Gregg Creek eve Makins. Championships decided. Championship Canadian tired clydes Dale stallion any age1, r. H. Taber. Bruce of Canadian stored clydes Dale Mare any age1, w. H. Bryce. Doune Lodge Floradora. Hackney and coach Tor eed stallion foaled on or after Tan. 1, 1912i Jok Glenn Indian head. Keith Prince. Percheron stallion foaled 1911 1 Alex Galbraith Brandon Hercules Junior 2 r. P. Stanley Moosomin up Jisei 3, r. P. Stanley Moosomin Lubeck. The Stock Luda nor Competition was won by j. H. Harow score of 336 the Poss lie be ing 400. International club formed in Winnipeg night students at Aberdeen school have unique organization practically All foreign born. The night school students attending the Aberdeen school at the close of the Winter session last week formed themselves into an International social club and have invited the night school students rom other schools to join them. The student s attending the Aberdeen night school Are almost in Tyeray foreign born and it is the object of t help Elu a to make them acquainted with Canadian customs and so enable them to become. Good canadians among the students who Are nov working As labourers and in factories Are Many graduates from the euro Pean universities. The speeches at the opening i the club were in Many ways remarkable. The keynote of each however was an appreciation of How ladies improve looks y ladies old Voung. Suffer a. Roii Ixl of torture with their nerves in a Tiona Handt crafts " Back to the Tyvand the old world Rad the new character in English an disc Belora a to Ibe .11 in gosh. And the club in inviting any visitors who May be interested in the moulding of re. into a. Citizen Alp Worth of a worthy first dibcubslonivi11 be opened by Industrial commissioner Chas. Ito land whose subject jul be Egal fight Over will Large estate of Thorn Cliffe Farmer subject of dispute. Toronto. March 12.the Legal fight Over the who of Thomas Meacher a Well known Fanner of Thorn Lufte near Toronto in Vollas property valued at Over $2 00,000, was concluded before or. Justice Lennox in the Assize court in this City today sifter a three Day Hea Nimr of the Case. George Meagher a son of the deceased who was Dis inherited sued his two Sisters. Mary and Margaret exec prices and beneficiaries to have the will set aside. He claimed that his father was of in sound mind wh6n the will was made and that tin the making of it the Tes Tator was unduly influenced. By the daughters. The .1udee decided that Thomas Mac her was not of unsound mind. His lordship however reserved id s Niento on the construction of a vital Clajus of the will As to whether the a Roherty is to be held in Trust by the exec prices for the whole family or Only for themselves. / Twenty heirs Are concerned in the Case a and the counsel fees alone amount to s3,000. A mysterious fires six take place in London residence in spite of vigilance. London ont., March 12. No less than seven times in the last six months fire Hafi broken out in the Home of a. J. Adams 169 Albert Street and the fire department and insurance companies arc investigating what has be come a tantalizing Puzzle. Or. And mrs. Adams Are almost prostrated the latter having moved to a neighbor s House in a hysterical condition. Or. Adams patrols the House nightly but in spite of is watchfulness fire somehow started in an, last night and was extinguished by the first Chier with a chemical. For the remainder of the night or. Adams continued his Teh Bui soon after he had left for Iii place of Bustness this morning he Vas notified that still an other Frey had been discovered in a clothes closet. Very Little damage was done. Directors liability further i Eumion before banking committee on Trust companies. Ottawa March. 1-2 the banking and Commerce committee of the commons today continued consideration of or. White s trill respecting Trust companies on a clause reproduced from the companies act making the directors of a company liable to the company i and the individual share Hohler in Case the individual directors pay any dividend when the company is insolvent or a which diminishes the capital Stock. ,. Discussion centred round a Sugges Tion to strike rout the reference to shareholders and make the directors liable to the company tale .the1 Case of fraudulent Dir actor remarked or. White. They declare a. Dividend when Jive company is insolvent and fir the purpose of taking proce Edinge they virtually Are the "tih1 Tharel holders would first Jive to i psst the Board of directors and get a new Baroy added the chair Man a. B. Atnes and this is sometimes a Dif of tout committee Tae a further consideration of fee clause with other clauses also touching on. Directors liability. Era Lori. La St year this committee collected a great Deal of information on the subject and heard a number of wet Nesseu. It will wind up its work this session and make a report to the House so that before the commons adjourns legislation in Likely to been acted i f the committee will consist of the following member g. H. Baker. Geo. H. Bradbury Hon. Or. Belaud Hon. Martin Burrell. Hon. J. D. Hazen g. W. Kyte t r. Warnock Hon. Charles Murphy Albert Sevi by or. Molloy George Sci Euraney w. H. Northrup a. Mccolg . Lesperance and Gustave Boyer George a. Bradbury who has taken a particularly keen inters t Nettie subject Jwill it is expected again be chairman i River pollution special committee Likely to be re appointed at Ottawa. Ottawa March 12.notice was Given today by 3. T. Hazen that he wiil move next week Jot the appointment once again of the special committee to consider the question of the prevention of the pollution of navigable Waters. The Bill of senator Belcourt which has already passed the upper chamber and a similar measure introduced by Geo. H. Bradbury in the commons Wilfe referred to the committee for a prised Gunj Cobai. Advertising. Nerves Are sore and painful neuritis or inflammation of the nerves is the most painful of nervous ailments. Toil May feel the soreness or tenderness throughout the body or it May be confined to certain nerves. 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Score Moroz indicted at the criminal As sizes on a cattle stealing charge brought in a verdict of guilty at a late hour this afternoon with a. Recommendation for mercy on a Couit of the age of the a Cuseck he is 56 years of age. The , while it did not ask Tor a. Heavy sentence objected to sus Pended sentence but this was allowed by or. Justice Mcdonald the prisoner that he Lope d Case would be a lesson to i comes from the Dauphin Dpi the last Case on to Rimini to was taken up late this aft that against James Scott of u View Irh arged with attempt and it is not exported to last Gasca rets if Ostive 811101 5, headache and upset dime a no Odds How much your head aches How miserable you Are from constipation indigestion bilious Ness a Cas Caret tonight Straightens you out by morning clean your stomach liver and bowels tonight end the headache bilious Ness dizziness nervousness the sour Gassy stomach backache and All other i Tress relieve your sluggish a. 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