Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 13, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba 12 Kam Toba press Winnipeg my Toay continued from eight stand. Those in front could not see him. impossible that com Ingr Down As he was Jie would be Able to Clear the Telephone and1 wires. Suddenly tie came in sight again. Just beyond the end. Of the grand stand and but thirty or forty feet above the ground. He shut off his engine and dropped Linto the enclosure alighting gracefully on the Field where lie had left it and running feet. I before coming to a standoff till tie evening performance was practically the same As the afternoon except that the wind was More unreliable dangerous. But one can Watusi a performance such As this Many times being tired of if. Beachey Speaks of his Bip Larre. There is nothing conceited or a naughty about Lincoln Beachey. He iras not got the big head of his Stio ceases and consequent Fame he is just a simple Ordinary individual and lie meets you As Man to Man there is something in Way he presses your hand in greeting that makes you like him. Altogether he has a most personality. He explained his machine to a free press representative Satur. It is a. Biplane of design and i built by himself. The planes Are 21 feet Long and 3% feet Widell Givins a surface of 147 fee. The seat upon he rides is set in where he holds the controlling wheel before him. The wheel is set upright and by turning it one Way or another he guides his plane to the Rig it or left. By shoving the wheel Forward or pull ing it Back he controls the Rise or fall of his machine. The Back of his seat fits under his arms and by swaying from one to the other he regulates two Small planes situated at each end Between the larger ones which maintains his transverse at the rear Are his rudders his engine is a seven Cylinder revolt gnome. The entire machine fcut-517 pounds being 400 pounds Light or than the last one he owned. It is More powerful than the Frigger machine and swings a larger Beachey does not believe . Porte will be Able to Cross the Atlantic year with his aeroplane he. Plans. He will have to work up to it 1 said he. His machine have to Ibe. Tried again flaws the entire apparatus tuned up. You cannot Ai Ranse for big attempt like that in a to be successful to try and work Over and revise 6 a Force to u can have livestock makes splendid show the breeder who -. Though fully brought his waders was the envied All his Brethren at the Stock building on sunday. Through water and mud life. To their Knees and often Over them the splendid cattle and horses were being unloaded. The men were Dren Ched. To the skin and Many of them had to Selv taken to. Pants rolled above the knee and Bare feet. The Block paving in front of the barns was floating the a floors at a number of is Luesche in water and in. The words of the immortal Man Tell line everything was no one seemed to much Bennig too glad to get the crops Well soaked. The judging rings both be to ind and in front of colonnade were lakes and men were very Busy dig gins drains from them. Judging has been put off until tuesday., exceptionally Fine. Both in Quality and num Bers the exhibit of livestock is exceptionally Fine and there Are a number of new exhibitors. Even late sunday afternoon All. The cattle and horses were not in some cases additional accommodation having to Ibe provided. Among the beef Breeds the Sho Are numerically the strongest. Emmert is in with 19, Carpenter and. Cross of Ohio also have a Herd of 19 of the same Breed. Watts of Elora Ontario have 11 head and join g Barr on of Carberry who Bias been out of the show Rin g for a couple of seasons is Back with 11 head of Beautiful Young stuff All his own Breeding. White faces Are represented by l o Cliffords of Ottawa Herd o f 2-1 head Chapman of Beresford has 15 head of the same among them Perfec Tion lad a very handsome calf from his famous prize cow. Herd s already arrived Are James. Bowman of gue pm 17 head and j. D. Mcgregor of bran Don 20 head among them some of he Chicago prize winners. Red polls Are making Good show ing. J. W. Mccomb of Beresford Nas n 30 galloways Are represented Fly the of col. Of Guelph on cattle. in. Dairy cattle to we ver t-b6 show is most outstanding there of j. Bode of Isal Eig h farm daa Svi Lle Lias previously sex Here has 18 head. To. Braid of Oak River Manitoba has 18 j. W Briggs. farm. Head de Linton. Holsteins Are a great army magnificent individuals. Lipsit of Forrest Sidge farm Fatra Fordville. Has 35 head Moorhead Minn., 22 head. Both of these men new. Sex w. W. Hodkinson of tee p Awa has head a. B. Potter Langr Nank. Sack., 13 head h. Hancox do Ninion City 15 head l. Jogan of Ontario and Edmonton Alberta Hutul. Jerseys Are represented by a Herd of la by the Veteran breeders Bull Jbrandon Ontario George Slade White Bear. Eake Minn. 9 Nead e. A. Dre War. 3. Head Guernsey by c. L Rosedale Wisconsin 9 head Pahff j. Harper Westlock it head Jean Duluth head. In All heal Baigh Grade Dairy cattle a most sati of Yang record. Allie rises were not in there were a n uhf Serif noteworthy studs represented and co Petit Lton pro Classis t0 be Kee Roberts and son s. Osborne Manitoba have 7 Percheron. A Vother the that of Fitrer . They show belgians and hires. W. C. Bran Dan Bels Ian stallions on show. R. P. Stanley of Moosomin has belgians. Per herons and Tiack Neys among the belgians is Indi Glene do at Rebha Winter fair. Alex Steele. Of Glenboro has s head four of them clydesdales and w c Weightman of Morden. 14 head one Clydesdale three Shires and a number of agricultural horses. A. Graham of Pomeroy. Has 10 clydesdales Manv of them the get of his Good stud horse Johnston count. Insull. Of Chicago is t of Alameda. Two clydes Dales Alex Galbraith Brandon file Clydesd ies. Wishart. Of has a string of .6 Hackney. Orcas Flash Shires. A the history of winnings exhibition has been showing of ponies. Stirling of Moines. Iowa has a string of 33 it b. Ramage. Of it Heyl. Washington 35 a Manitoba. 3, and others Pfeto v. To specially for the no doubt fee the Mecca of the children. Sheep. Sheep Are a splendid exhibit and an it was not possible to get the names of All the breeders present As the signs Are not up the following were noted a Mcewen Brantford ont., 21 Hampshire and Shrops skin of Indian head 21 Shrops. Praira Crystal City and Hon Cox of Dominion City both have Hocks in. Col. Me Wen of Ontario 25 Southdown Peter Arkell. Teeswater. 44 oxfords h. B. Curate Ingleton Alberto 4 Hampshire s. Brown Man., 12 oxfords a. Of. Pot tar Langbank Leicester s. Dolson Norval Ontario. 12 cots worlds Hattman it will toe seen from thai Tiova fast the nun her out exhibitors t in increasing that a Standard Breeds Are Well represented. The hog exhibit is unusually Fine but i practically no signs were in place and very few hog men could foe found to give particulars of their a Chi bits. The hogs themselves were far too comfortable to think of offering any remark beyond an occasional con tented in Rurik. Among the few names obtained were Mcgregor and Bowman 15 berkshires John Maurer Clive Al Berta 33 Duroc jerseys w. J. Mortson fairly est sask., 6s hogs. 40 of them Tor Shires. In horse cattle sheep Kiwi tag barn two or three men got to the chief topic was the recent elect ton. And secondly the Condo tin of crops. China decoration a Fine display China decoration generally makes one of the prettiest displays at the exhibition and the collection this year is no exception. The variety of designs in soft and Dainty colors shows up Well in the four Lois Glass cases with White Wood frames. Miss e. J. Buchanan was very successful in the professional Competition both realistic and conventional her name appearing on the prize list no less Titan seven times one of the prettiest pieces was a. Delicate Little miniature of a. Curly headed child. Raymond Over of Muskegon Michi Gan did the judging assisted by mrs. C. Percy and mrs. W. M. Gor Don. There were several sections of the Amateur Competition in which no awards were is Iven though several entries were made. But if or. Wyer is. An exacting he is also an experienced one Anil a widely accepted authority on Art subjects so that a Little disappointment this year May mean improvement lat Iii on and in the end an exhibition nearer the Ideal which he 4n4 other it. A parts for., it Ore of Art in Winnipeg. The prize list. A China real Best e. J. Buchanan second a punch bowl Jardiniere or first mrs. C. A Dalgleish second. Miss e. J. Buchanan. Tea e. W. Sel lore to. J. Buchanan. Miniatures first miss a 7. Buchan an second l. M. Livingstone. Professional conventional. Best miss e. J. Buchanan second mrs. A a Adamson. Punch tool Jard Ianiere. Or first a. W. Sellare e. J. Buchanan. I Tea set 5 a. H. Adamson second miss e. J. Buchanan. Amateur realistic w Wright. Lemonade e. Jean volume j. Isaacs. Miss v. Wright second b. Jean volume. Best m. A. Baths. Amateur conventional. M. A. Baths second e. Jean volume. Tray or mrs. P. F. Braund second Florenc m. Maxwell. Or salad first miss v. Wright second miss r. Spence. Tea Florence m. Maxwell second miss a. Florence m. Max Well second mrs. P. Of Braund. Handicrafts. Handicrafts Are not yet a lost Art among the hustling Northern races As the names o a the prize list below test Ify. The display of Wood carving was comparatively Small but Good and there were numerous pieces that did not receive a prize which would have stood a very Good Chance of .winning1 in Many a Competition. In the Burnt leather and Marquette work on the other hand no awards were Given. The prize winners woo d carving Louis . Wood carving org. J. D. Second Hiss e. Ernes. Carved mrs. A. D. Mur Phy. Collection of Wood Jan Befth second mrs. J. D. Murphy. Collection of a. Parker second mrs a. C. Dorking. Basket j. C. Bryon. Hand made mrs. F. L. Ijo Wery mrs. J. D. Murphy. Skilled mechanical work by non Cook prize winners for ladies work if is Root ranch improvement this year As last in Tho Quality of the work ,. At the Indus Toch lotion it is i because in not a new departments the Woric is become so perfect As to Ehtle room for improvement. That at least is the opinion of mrs. J. C. Cor. Convenor of the committee and Ose the judges.1 mrs. Cox and her ene Geha have increased the number of entries by More than. 100. Jund out of about 175 sect Lonisin the judges there were Only three or four marked no a wards Beca use the in. Tries were not up to the stand and. This does not include the Home economics where Competition was not to keen in any of the and there were a Good Many without any entries at All. Man Tara Headin Gly Charles Wood and Pilot Mound sent in some very flue work which would have shown up in a much closer con test. Keen the Needle experts Manitoba Ana the West have met worthy of their steel in their Ontario rivals took a Good Many prizes in the open Competition. Tet miss a. M. Bolt on mrs. Geo. Patterson miss m. Travis a mrs. By h. T errant j. Judson miss h. A. Proctor att Many others sent in embroidery such As should cause contestants anywhere a Pang of nervousness. Some Tomeau Tiff l swedish and icelandic work was entered la it he special and captured two prizes. To a doll hand dressed Asah icelandic Bride and another a Black velvet Belt tour lately embroidered with Fine Silver card. A third special Sprize was Given to some tap Estry like work for which the judges i were puzzled to und a name. A Large design in Beautiful warm colors was on to the Canvas foundation so closely Anid evenly that it looked As though it were Woven to. There was a surprisingly Large number of iome As Fol lows Competition Only to amateurs residing in Canada West of the great lakes. A drawn second mrs. J. H. Judson. K. M. Second mrs. Chas. Day. Lace Patter son second mrs. J. A. Blu wet. Miss j Walker second miss Walker. Point or mrs. George Patterson. J j. Elliott second mrs. Newman. J own Iee ular goods priced at ?1.25, and everything goes in you be never seen such values we put this Sale on in order to Clear out Bur. Summer Stock to Nike room for door new Winter goods also to give our regular customers a big advantage and to make new mends. So come Down Toda it s Winnipeg s greatest shoe Sale an Opportunity you Don t want to miss. Sale is now Low shoe reduced. All the new Rannard creations. Bargain Magnet tuesday 9 am. Men Ifert p Aipa Patent and calf 1uu oxfords. All Goodyear welted. All sizes and All styles in the lot. Regular and values. Sale Price. Women men men s Quality oxfords every possible 1914 summer style is represented at this very attractive Price. Velour Tan calf Patent and White in Buck Button or lace oxfords. Every pair Goodyear welted soles and formerly sold at and Sale 1049 pairs. We offer an enormous Range of All the season s favourites. You will be Bath astonished and de lighted at the. Extreme values that have been assembled remember All styles All Lea thers All welted1 sewn soles and every pair a. Bargain. Don t let anything prevent you from coming Here to see the Liberal reductions at. 1 to p a oct s and i owing girls 1.uu Rallo shoes. Sizes 2 to-4 Only they include pumps sappers and oxfords in All styles and leathers. All desirable and Good footwear. Regularly sold for and Sale Price j Only one pair to a Gus Tolner. Women pairs of women s oxfords and pumps in every style shape and last every toe shape and every Heel height Are cer Tain of satisfaction in every pair you buy. These were regularly sold for to. Boys sizes 1 to 5 a Large assortment boys oxfords and variety of a Elbers and styles suitable for regular and for 1 values. V -1 pairs of pumps in All thers Guf ords in All leathers one two three eyelet ties but ton or lace and other popular styles. Patent Calfskin gunmetal calf Tan Russia Calfskin suede velvet and other wanted leathers and fabrics. Regular values and youths sizes 11 to 13 a a Good assortment vacation and Outing oxfords and boots in a variety and regu Lar if j of Remembert Waisale uses 19 Days at our 3 stores children s sizes 2 to a big. Variety of chocolate Tan and other leathers in slippers of f ords and shoes All styles and shapes of Best grades of soles and uppers girls sizes-8 to we piled the tales High with a Large assortment in these sizes. All All. Leathers and patterns. Every pair a misses sizes 11 to 2 you will find everything to by de sired in this lot. All up to Date seasonable goods made by the makers. You will get a Fine idea of the big sweep of these values from our window displays. Look them Well Over. Rannard Sho 536 Maint Rgth 3 273tortageaw ;