Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 16, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press thursday july 16, 1914. Of Thapa s Hest theatus coolest theatre in America. Cubic feet of ice cooled and water cleansed air forced into theatre every minute by Cooling and ventilating Plant. All this week matinees daily 3 o clock. England s Mot wonderful photo sixty years a Queen being an Empire s tribute to our late beloved Queen Victoria the Good evenings. Soc 35c and 25c. Matinees adults 25c children 15c. Exhibition tickets and reserved teats on sole at Walker theatre Box office. Sixty thousand attended on citizen s Day continued irom Page one week in and week out More people Hera than at any other two Winnipeg theatres. This week the sensational sketch night Hawks and a big Bill. 10c to 25o to 35c 10c to 25c an open letter music for the modern dance. We have Good news for the great army of talking machine owners. You. Of course realize the trem Enod us inter est now being taken in the modern dances such As the one step hesitation Maxixe and tango. Everybody wants to learn these dances tout not one in a thousand has the Opportunity. The Columbia graph phone. Co. Has secured the publishing rights from g. Hepburn Wilson m.b., of his new Book How to dance the modern and we have been fortunate to obtain a generous allotment of these books. They Are Well printed with the most directions for learning the different Steps and profusely illustrated with photographic outs showing How the Steps Are taken. We have in Stock a Large Supply of Columbia modern dance records and to every purchaser of one or More of these records we will present a copy of prof. Wilson s new Book free of charge. Remember that the Columbia records can be used on any disc phonograph and the use of these records and the ownership of the Book Are not by any Means confined to owners of Columbia Gra Foolas. We expect this announcement to bring a heavy response and it will be safer to be Early than to put it off too Long. You of course know that we carry a Complete line of Columbia re cords also the famous Rena British records. Very truly yours Doherty piano co., ltd., 324 Donald st., Winnipeg. Aero planing at Winnipeg Beach an Opportunity for Winn speggers to experience the new and Dewig Efful sensation. Aviator Clair g. Horton is carrying passengers Dally in the powerful Curtiss Hydro aeroplane at the Fol lowing rates saturdays am. Till noon per flight. Saturdays. 1 . Till Sundown. Per flight. Mid week. 8 till 5 ., s5 per flight. Mid week . Till Sundown per flight. Engagements made for private aeroplane parties of ten or More Pas Segera at special rates a limited number of students in aviation can b accommodated. Tuition fee 5100. Apply 206 Enderton bldg. Pm main 1160. Manitoba Hall summer session Pioneer school for dancing. Now open for classes every Mon Day and wednesday at s . For novices. Join any time. Terms reason Fole. Private tuition by appointment. Prof. A. A. Zimmerman. 2911 Portage ave. Phone m. 1512. Thursday july 16 this is the Day to phone for the Rumford 400. Gents suits Rumford sanitary laundry. Limited expressed the satisfaction and pleas ure the sight of the Large crowds gave them and Felt that the Large amount of Energy and time which has been devoted to it was meeting with the Success it deserved. Fewer grand stand and reserved seat tickets were sold on the grounds this year than in former years owing to the fact that Many tickets were sold up town. Every restaurant on the grounds was filled to capacity and in addition to thus hundreds ate their lunches in the Shade of the Trees by manufacturers Row and others were Una ble to eat until late in the evening. The 106th regiment band and the Regina boy scouts band played both afternoon and evening and were listened to by Large audiences at each concert. The cattle Parade which was arranged for the evening of citizens Day was postponed until tonight for the reason that the judging was continued until 7 classes be ing so Large that the judges were not Able to get through with the Days work before that time. Then the breeders do not want the Parade to come off until All the awards were made and furthermore when such a Par Ade is arranged it is necessary to finish the judging by 5 o clock. The Parade will take place this evening and will be the first cattle and horse Parade Ever seen in Winnipeg. The racing programme was followed with great interest and the parimutuel. Did the Best business of the week while an additional feature of the afternoon and which tended greatly to the enjoyment of the audience was the judging of harness and Saddle horses. The lemonade and pop vendors also had an extremely Busy time of it. Every Booth of every description had a big crowd around it All be fore evening it became necessary for most of the privilege men to Send to town for fresh supplies. Today is american Day at the exhibition and the crowds Are not expected to. Be As Large As yesterday the directors believe there will be a very Large attendance luncheon to press. N. Macmillan occupied the chair at the luncheon to the press yester Day afternoon and after the serious business of the hour was Over and the Toast to the King had been duly Honor de he said the exhibition Board was indebted to the press for its support. He said realize the Power of the press when they unite to sup port anything of Public Benefit. We feel that we have had your Loyal sup port glad to be Able to thank for it. We believe you will realize that we have done our Best to produce an exhibition second to none in the Dominion and with your continued support expect to make it still better than it j. D. Duthie of the Canadian the re Sherman replied to the Toast to the press As did also f. A. Trautman former editor of the fort William times journal and now of. The ran Adian Pacific publicity department. Or. Trautman suggested a closer relation ship Between the directors of the exhibition and the country papers. He believed that it was in the Power of the daily and press of Manitoba to do a to further the exhibition and to. Bring it prominently before the Farmers of the province. Airman gives thrilling time. Lincoln Beachey will con elude his performances at the exhibition with the flight at this evening. He leaves tomorrow morning for Minne Apolis where he is to race Barney Oldfield at the fair grounds. He will attempt to Fly Clouds today if nature is with him and provides any within sailing distance.-. For the first Tine since his arrival in the City the upper air strata were Gusty and unreliable and As a result Beachey s flights yesterday were the most thrilling of any he has yet gone the surface air was very rough and he got off to a. Risky Start in the afternoon the. Gusts compelling him to Sway Back and Fortt in his seat and to keep his ailerons Chang ing constantly to maintain his equilibrium. For a. Time after he had risen Between 100 and 200 feet he found the j going Good but a Little further up it j was rough again. He managed to go i through his sensational Loop the Loop several nevertheless after which he climbed to a heir it of i feet. While he was soaring at this Altitude he encountered a rain storm which drenched Ham and he decided to come Down especially As an unexpected foul wind struck him and sent him hurtling earthward. He decided tto use the Start he had attain d and shut off his engine letting his machine drop straight Down for several Hun dred feet. Finally he turned it on its Back and while head downward did i that most dangerous feat the upside i Down spiral. During the whole of his i descent he never started his engine but vol planed Down after getting night Side up. He landed with precision just m the rear of the siege of Delhi scenery. His evening performance was just As exciting for the multitude which witnessed it As was that of the after noon. He will Fly this afternoon at 4 o clock and will conclude his engagement in the City with the flight at this evening. Taures from other especially invited. Private lessons Day or even ing fees tory reasonable. Prof. W. E. Noryean. Leading teacher with 16 experience. Donald Hall. 72 Donald Street. South of Broadway. Tel. Main 1151. M Atrick lation to to diversity or Manitoba. Classes for september matriculation was Gratifying to note the Good standing made by the Canadian bred horses when they came in Competition with imported exhibits. In the cattle rings possibly the most interesting feature of the Day s work was the judging of herds both of been and Dairy Breeds. In shorthorn there five herds of. Five animals each in at one time. These ranged in size from the sire weighing two and a half tons to the Beautiful smoothly turned calf Only a few months old and. Weighing less thar 200 in s. Hal Stein and Ayrshire herds also made a Fine picture and there were Many interested spectators in spite of the in tense heat which in the cattle especially was almost unbearable at times. Cattle men reported fair business in the matter of sales and Black cattle particularly Trent Well. Selling will be More Active now that judging is practically Over. Cairy Breeds. Holsteins. It was without doubt the greatest Holstein show Ever held in Western s1 fact the noted exhibitor Schroeder believed it was As Strong As any on the american Contin ent aside from that at the National Dairy show at Chicago. After it was All Over the exhibitors Felt a great Relief for in every class from the aged bulls and females to the calves a marvellous display of the highest types came before the judge giving him in All his experience per haps the most decisions. At the tops invariable individuals so close in Holstein con formation that it required the strict est attention to details. The awards were As follows two year old of bulge. 1, b. C. Shroeder on Buffalo Pietzke 2, Logan and Dickie on Reuben Abber Kerk Mersena 3, l. H. Lipset on King May Gayne. Yearling bulls. 1, Logan p. Dickie on Colantha a Berk 2, e. C. S breeder on sir Horn Dyke Pietje 3, l. Dec. Lipset on Segis of Forest Ridge 6th. Calves. Senior Bull 3 and 4, b. C. Shroeder on Duchess Homestead Korondy Kee Ween and kor Dyke Bess 2, Dickie on count Canary. Junior Bull. H. Lipset on Canary Trinton Segis 2 and 3, a. C. Shroeder on Burke Mercedes and Prince Beauty err Dyke. Champions. Champion c. Shroeder on Buffalo Pietje. Champion c. Shroeder on Jenny Wren Ormsby. Herds. Graded e. C. Shroeder 2, Logan and Robertson 3, l. H. Lipset. Junior Logan and Dickie 2, l. H. Lipset 3, e. C. Shroeder. Bulls two years and Logan and Dickie 2, a. B Potter. Bulls under two and -3, Logan and Dickie 2, l. H. Lipset. Cows. Cow Over two and 3. L h. Lipset .2-, Logan and. Dickie. Females under two Logan and Dickie 2, l. H. Lipset. Ayrshire3. The Good Ayrshire controversy continued giving the judge a. C. Hallman of Breslau some difficult propositions. The strongest Competition was seen in the classes of younger Stock. Rowland miss of be Wilton Alberta secured the Large end of the prize Money and won the championship in both bulls and females. The awards were two year on Lakeview butter boy. 2, we. Braid on Maple Avenue Milkman. Yearlings. Yearling arid 2, Rowland Ness on Gold finder line Spruce and Humshaugh Confidence 3, w. Braid on Green Hill rising Star. Calves. Senior Bill and Rowland Ness on Lakeview Rowland and Lakeview matchless 3, we. Braid on Braes of Manie. Junior Bull braid on Greenhill wanderer 2 and 3, Rowland Ness on Lac View not and Lakeview Gold mine. Heifers. Senior Heifer Rowland Ness on Lakeview White Craig 2, r. A Bryce of Winnipeg 3, j. Boden of que. Junior Heifer we. Braid on Green Hill Bonnie Jean 2, Rowland Ness on. Lakeview Clarabella 3, j. Boden. Champion Ness on Morton Mains planet Champion Ness on Burnside Mary. Herds. Graded Ness 2, we. Braid 3, 3. Boden. Jerseys. 4. Start was made at the jerseys Breed female classes of Large and containing individuals of great Merit coming into . A. C. Placed the ribbons but not without Many close decisions. The May be truly stated afforded better piously seen in show ring. The exhibitors -.numerous, including breeders both Western and Eastern Canada As Well As the United states. The awards went to aged f Geo. Slade of Bear Lake Minnesota on Bright Prin Cess Jolly 2 and b. H. Bull of Brampton Ontario on Brampton Oxford Vixen and Brampton Marcia 3, j. Harper sons of a Estlock on Kitty maid 2nd. Cows. Three year -cows-1, b. H Bulu on Brompton Bright lass 2 b of Winnipeg . Washing ton and Messena Belle. _ two year and a o. Bull on Brompton Oxford and Brompton Princess 2 g. Slade on Panola s Oxford Ixia. One year b. H. Bull on pets Beauty. _ senior Heifer and ,2 a. H. Bull on Brompton. Stockwell and Brompton Bright Vixen 3, to Harper on Thelma Buttercup. Junior Heifer a. Slade on majesty s eminent Rosa Belle 2, b. H. Bull on Brompton Katie earn of j Champion w. Slade on Bright Princess Jolly. Guernsey. This is the first time in Western Canada s history that t3ie. Guernsey Breed has teen exhibited at Winnipeg exhibition. The .herds7 competing came from the United states and were of such High Quality As to arouse much enthusiasm at Side. Dean w. J. Rutherford1 placed the ribbons on the whole fairly satisfactory. The awards were As follows aged and 2, c. L. Of Rosendale Wisconsin on. Prince of Sarnia and Victory of Sarnia 3, h. H. Hinch of Winnipeg on. Governor Alya Duluth farm of Duluth on Linda Vista. Senior Bull c. L. Hill on Dasher of Sarnia a Jean Duluth farm on Christy of Pinehurst. Bull ,.l. Hiil dts Elmer of Sarnia a champions. L. Hill on Prince of Sarnia. Females. Aged c. L. Hill on lady Roberts of Sarnia 2, Jean Duluth farm Oil dal Ena 7th. Two year c. L. Hill 2 Jean Duluth farm on Fenella. Heifer one Jean Duluth farm on Phyllis 2, a. Hill on Diana of Sarnia. Senior Heifer Jean Duluth farm on Blande -2, c. L Hill Junior Heifer Jean Duluth farm on Dalrymple. Champion. Hill on lady Roberts of Sarnia. 1 c Hui 2 Dairy Civ petition. The testing of Dairy cows for the amount of butter Fiat in milk do Riff a period of forty i Erht Tours was concluded Aryl professor James a. Mitch Ell announced the awards yesterday there were two sections in the test the first for Holstein Only and for cows of and pure Breed. In addition the Holstein society of America offered special prizes for Best Holstein Heifer under 36 months and Holstein cow 36 months or Over the cows in the test were milked three times daily and the milk carefully weighted the percentage of butter fat was determined by the Babcock test awards were As follows Section for Holstein cows Only. H. Lipolt of Stra Fordville first with Bessie Pearl de Kol Scord Tom 57 City second with Telstra Triumph. De score exhibition visitors would do Well to look Over Richard son and Bishops Book Stock which is being disposed of at half Price 368 main just adv 121.16 e. C. Third with hello Piet Eye Ormsby Mercedes with a score of 106.42 a. B. Bank sask., fourth on lady a vary with a a Logan Edmonton fifth Empress of with score of 83-78. J class for cows pure Breed of first with faultless beamy Nith Drewry Winnipeg cow with a Sci a of 90.21. A Best Heifer Holstein Edmonton Seamo with a score of Best Holstein 36 months of Over a. with Bessie Pearl Edh beef Breeds. Aberdeen Angus. In senior and Junior yearling heifers and senior and Junior Heifer Call classes Mcgregor four first and two third prizes Bowman got Josie first Mcgregor Wou b Atli female male boar there were Only two herds of Aberdeen Angus cattle competing but both were Well known and of excellent so that though Competition was often Only Between two animals it was keen. The breeders showing were a , and James bowmen Guelph Ontario. In class bulls three years and Over Mcgregor was first with of Arveson r Bowman second with e. P. Zizaf i v Bull of two first. Senior yearling first. Junior yearling finst with just Pride of Glen Carnock Bow Man Sec ind with wizard 3rd. Senior Dull first with enjoined of Sec Ond with Beauty s wizard. Junior 131111 with Glengarnock Sha m Sec Ond with e. P. Kabul. Females. Cow three years and Over Mcgregor first with King of Heather 2nd Bowman second and third with Beauty 4th and Rosebud Lith. Heifer two years old Bowman first and second with Pride 12th and Rose Bud 155th a Cgregor third with Ella of Morlick champions fire. Bloom. Tihor thorns. The first class of the was that of graded a Herd five to the the and judge Smiths found he Light task before him. V Bummert got Firsti place with the i Herd Gainsford Marquis Barren fifth.1 , Herd _ headed by Carpenter and were set Jond with ton Renc in Watt third headed by Scott and a g. Berron. Fifth with., Herd headed by Huntley Wood 8th. Junior and Ross first. Watt second Barren third Emmert fourth groups. Groups of three calves under one and bar Ron second Emmert Thiroux and. Watt fourth. Any age or sex Gret of one Ross second and Barron fourth and fifth. Two animals progeny of. One Carpenter and Ross first and third Emmert secondhand fifth Watt fourth and Barron sixth., Bull and three females born in Western first bar Ron secondhand third. Breeders Herd. Cari enter and Ross first Walt second Barren third and Emmert fourth. Association prizes Dominion s shorthorn breeders association offered for animals of Ages in their Herd books and very much to the number of classes and prolonged the judging. Bull two years ocl under this Classi cation brought out no new blood. Irish Sloe Gin Ripe Irish shoes old British Gin continued on Page Twenty two from factory to Home 17 Western it you intend buying a piano write for our Larest Booklet in Side it tells in Plaun language How the mass of risen piano is built. You la the Story of too made for this most interesting Booklet tells clearly the interrelation of All All parts. Information in Booklet is based on of specialization write Toi Worth your White. It s free Victor Victrola 2 to 4 . Mason 51 Risch limited . 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