Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 20, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Read the read the a year Man Cash As a first pay ment on an interest in one of the Best established financial concerns in Winnipeg. Applicant must be in a position to give full time to the interests of the company either in the position of sales or office . Preference Given to one with financial connection in London elsewhere. Highest reference Given required. Please do not answer out of curiosity it is a waste of your time ours. Applicant must be a top Notcher Cap Able of fulfilling All requirements. Box 2107 free press. Two Home snaps must be sold. Bannatyne ava., West of Hospital fully Mode re 9 rooms Dot. 33 it. By 137 value near Portage ave., fully modern 7 rooms lot .50 it value a owner 2106 Portage ave. Phone West 31. Tiney Tolan on vacant property in Winnipeg also agreements of Sale mortgages. Ziluni Sipal debentures Industrial purchased. Simpson Mitchell 6 Ewing 2nd building. My Beautiful Home on Balmoral lease., for one or two years to careful tenant. Only eight tons of Coal used last year. Com plete Possession. . Box 3015 for Sale a solid Brick House Only located on the of Kennedy Street Assiniboine Avenue. Said House removed from Che lot All debris cleared by August 1, 1914. For further information apply to , Samwel architect 309 Tribune building. Wanted Clear titled farm lands or City property in Cash to Exchange for excellent apartment Block situated on a Comer in the Hudson s Bay Reserve Foo tog a net Revenue of Over Price with mortgage of . Free press Box 2209 wanted Manitoba free press Winott monday july 1914. And police in desperate Batty continued from Page with their faces away from the on Slaught endure the punishment without attempting reprisals. Many injured. Quite a number of men stretched out by blows on the head in the crowding to that Side of the tug far ther away from the japanese Steamer detective Mcarthur was forced Over Board. A special Constable named d. Collins one of the hindu interpreters leaned Over the of the tug dragged the officer aboard again. Inspector Mcleod received a blow upon Arm which rendered him helpless. Inspector Wiltshire was hit on the head inflicting a bad Caus ing a Stream of blood to flow Over his garments. Chief of police Mclennan was badly bruised. Inspector Scott was knocked unconscious from a blow from a Brick. Police con stable. Mccall bad two ribs capt Robert pen. Of the sea lion was Cut Over the Eye by flying Glass caused by the breaking of the Pilot House windows. Detective Tisdall was badly Cut about the head. L. H. Taylor a. L Man Nett were both seriously Hurt about the head the former being particularly badly Hurt. Detectives Ricci . Scott were both badly Hurt there was hardly a Man upon the Komagata Maru Side of the tug who did not receive an injury of a More or less serious nature. Catastrophe seemed imminent. Also Likely that the government called upon to Bear the heavy Cost of their passage Back. Advices concerning the Iba tue received Here states that those who attempted to Board the vessel this morning were repulsed by showers of Coal Iron fears pieces of machinery hatches wounded numbered 20. Officials statement officers praised for restraint shown in provoking circumstances. Ottawa july following important statement concerning the hindus at Vancouver was Nan Ted out by e. Blake Robertson acting superintendent of immigration this after. Noon the Captain of Komagata Maru was Given until 6 o clock last night to state whether or not he intended to obey the deportation orders which had been served upon him covering the 860 rejected hindus. Shortly after that hour he reported that the passengers prevented him from getting up steam asked for help. About 160 police men immigration officers went out to the vessel in the largest tug available but were gain the decks of the Komagata Maru in the face of the stubborn resistance offered by the hindus who from All parts of the ship hurled Down on the officers Iron bars pieces of hatchets clubs injuring Many smashing the windows of the tub. Fire not returned. Some shots were fired by the hindus but the their anxiety to prevent bloodshed if possible at 2 ,-a.m., reaching the decks from the tugs retired re did not return the fire at realizing in Reachi at period it looked As though a turned to the so taking with them t.-, Over injured whom was the Captain of the suffering from two broken ribs. Fortunately none of the received Are-4ikely to prove location is appreciated highly commended by the Hon. C. J. Doherty. Acting minister serious was about to Over take the sea her for. Naturally enough every one on the. Ves Sel sought to i. From the mis Siles in doing so crowded to the Fatai other Side with the result that the tug j self restraint of the police commenced to list in a very pro officers under great prov bounced manner there being continual a cries of keep to the left or we shall sink filling the air. The e shouts mingled with the smash of breaking Glass arid torn Woodwork caused nothing Short of pandemonium. As the minutes passed there was no cessation in the Hurricane of objects that came hurtling from the decks of the japanese Steamer one angry shout predominated All Over the rest get her away from the ship. Why the Captain move tug retires Arrild triumphant yells. Eventually the grappling Iron hav ing been a loosened by some venture some police Constable the sea lion with heir injured angry crowd slowly sullenly moved the big vessel s Side while a yell of derisive prolonged Tom Tom play ing shouting laughter from tha hindus followed in her Wake. Slowly the sea lion made her Way Back to the Dock. Doctors Monroe Kenneday attended to the wounded As she went Many of the police Force showed the Benefit s of their knowledge of first to the injured As taught in the St. John ambulance association by their dexterity in binding up the of their Fellows. Sunday afternoon passed peacefully although Many hindus in one party near the docks this morning were beaten by before help arrived. Chief of police Mclennan is watching the situation closely for fear of riots on Shore. H. S. Stevens . Said this afternoon taken to effectively bring the hindus into subjection. X Cruiser May be Calleck. Do you intend calling out the Mili he was asked. I cannot say what we intend doing it we have a Complete programme marked he replied. In another Quarter it was reported that the Cruiser lain Bow would be brought to the res be of the immigration officials. It was Learned that four hindus were seriously out bruised in the fight. Captain Tamamoto is at his end o know what to do for every time he goes near his vessel his life is threat Ned. Many of the hindus to repel the flight attack eing. Promulgated by a speaker guns were drawn but , were in the mix up which followed. Or. Stevens announced he had received a Telegram from sir Robert Borden expressing his thanks to the police for refraining from shooting in to the., shots from the Komagata Maru pledging the full support of he government bring the Etin dus into a position where their thoroughly experienced capable Salesman for Good class cloth ing store. Must have highest references. Good salary to right Man. Apply Box 2187, free press. 5% Down balance buys a lot i will build a Houma cot Las o or a Bias alow As desired in. Any part of the City. Call write or phone 12 am. To 3 . Mala 7970. R. New tax. 501 knew Ayten Portage Avenue. After 6 . Phone St. John notice a reliable building firm own a 60 it lot on Grosvenor Avenue. Will suppl plans to suit you will build finance a Home for you. Apply to Box 2266 free press. The services of a Public stenographer May be secured at 304 Mclntyre Block. Phone main 3824. Money to loan b. C permanent loan co of Cine m. -1713. C06 Mcarthur missiles used by the Legal deportation Plis hed. Could be a com grave situation. Use of Cruiser Rainbow authorized by Ottawa government. special Ottawa july 19. The was apprised this afternoon of the extreme Gravity of the situation which has at vancouver7 As a re sult of the Long tedious delay in the deportation of the tiie Komagata Maru who opposed with the attempt to set sail Early tills morning who sent Back to Shore battered beaten the 151 Odd police immigration officers set out in a Tup to help the Cap Tain. That fatalities were averted serious bloodshed did not occur is Fel to be a matter for congratulation but nevertheless the situation is to be of extreme Gravity which maj yet develop into one i t serious inter National import. The government realizes that it is in face of the Situa Tion unless ext time measures Are a once resorted Tel there is considerable dissatisfaction at the Dalli Ance which has characterised the negotiations throughout. Tuga useless. The ineffectiveness of tugs who decks being below the level of Thos. Of the Komagata Are open to the mis Siles thrown by the hindus is realised the government has therefore authorised the use of the Rainbow which has been lying useless Hal manned at Esqui Mau. The officials a the coast have been advised to Cal the Cruiser into requisition if Neces sary to Board the Maru secure maintain control of the frenzied passengers. They Are. Further Advisee that if necessary the hindus Are t be handcuffed put in Irons a says the department of immigration which in View of their violent actions last night is fully cruise of piracy possible. It is Felt that to Deport the hindus by the Maru May in View of their hos tile attitude be impossible As they might gain Possession of the vessel outside the three mile limit go upon a cruise of virtual piracy. The government has therefore instructed its agent to Deport the 350 rejects on the Empress of Japan next thursday if it. Appears that deportation by the Komagata Olaru cannot be promptly effectively accomplished. The government is. Also taking Legal proceed Ings against the master charterer of the Maru. It is believed probable that if the hindus Are transferred to the pm press they May have to be conveyed for safety s Sake in Irons. It is while desirous that no unnecessary violence shall be used the government determined that the shall with out fail be rigidly enforced with this end in View has authorized the use Rainbow to effect a boarding of the when if necessary to secure control maintain it the full number of Hin dus will be handcuffed a proceeding which in View of their violent actions is fully justifiable. The government has instructed its agents to Deport the rejected hindus on Empress of Japan next thurs 3ay, if it appears that deportation by Jie Komagata Maru cannot be promptly effectively accomplished. The government is also taking Legal proceedings against the masters charterers of the Komagata Gall on Rainbow Pressman have at american visitors warm in their Praise of Lake of the Woods of trip. Kenora ont., july rain River navigation company s boat be Nora brought a Large influential crowd of passengers with her last night. They were the Northern Minne Sota editorial association who were having their annual Outing at Dette Spooner j were accompanied by their wives lady friends numbering 155-Peopse. Accompanied by a band of eight pieces they sailed into port at 7 o clock to the tune of god save the they were met at the Dock by . Earngey who represented the town in the absence of mayor Side Twenty second Street to Cost Edmund full mar West Twenty second Street on. East Side Twenty third Street an other Princess also. Frame residence on of sixth Street to Cost f division of Grants causes trouble Kenora pro tort against Council contributing to St. Joseph s Hospital. Kenora ont., interest ing situation has developed in regard to the application for Grants from the town by the two hospitals Here Royal jubilee1 Hospital for St Joseph s for to meet deficits. The former Hospital which is a general Hospital a Over month ago of silk Tea the payment to be made on november 30 next. Of. Causing to Complete break up of the conference the withdrawal of the Blue line has had the consolidating the remaining lines a freight War Between the two seems not unlikely t reducing freight will keep a continual state of Unic of valuable suburban under arid by Virtus of Sale contained in. A cer Tahr made in pursuance of the erty act which mortgage i diced at the time of Sale offered for Sale by Public w saturday at the hour of. 12 auction rooms of prank it Donald Street in. The Clov lot nine ii. Which lot of part of lot t the Parish of St the Winnipeg land1 plan no 1151. The vendors Are is situated upon property a one cottage. The above for to in your petitioners International body explores Section of country in Alberta. Lethal bold be alta., july of the International Waterways com Mission a. Powell of the Canadian senator Gardner of the american commission with a. Peters of the irrigation Branch of the Dominion depart ment of agriculture h. Savage of the . Reclamation service spent to Day exploring the country by St. Mary s River or the regard to the conservation division of the Waters of Mary s milk Rivers on an International Jasis. Matters were informally Dis cussed at the Alexandra hotel last night with. P. L. Naismith of the . Natural resources department Tveith re Gard to definite action to be at a formal meeting to be held probably a Winnipeg. Ringling s animals. Although prize fights Are frowned Pon by the Law a Box no match will Leld in this City within a few Days s bound to attract an unusual amount of interest. The Mill will take place n one of the rings of Rin Lirag Broth ers circus which is to exhibit the re monday july 27, although the names of the local fighters cannot yet be announced their sparring partners will be two remarkable boxing Kanga Roos Long Tom big who Lave been imported by the Brothers especially to our America during the present sea son n. Seatch of promising White these wonderful boxing kangaroos Are appearing at every circus performance after giving a Sobien Tilc. Exhibition of the skill in the gentle Art of sell defense with their trainers an invitation is extended to any Amateur pugilist who May be in tie audience to step into the ring Don the gloves for a. Round of two with these agile boxers. Novel trained animal acts Are a striking feature of the ring Ling smothers circus this season in addition to the boating kangaroos there Are Many other remarkable acts dem the of intelligence possessed by various Ani Mals. One of the features will toe two troupes of trained seals who juggle Lay musical instruments toss flaming lord Hes accomplish other feats. there Are several troupes of trained horses ponies who furnish a display of Equine intelligence herds 2 o clock ., on sixteenth Day of july 1314 to appoint persons to attend at the polling place at the final suming up of the votes on behalf of those desirous of opposing or promoting As the Case May be the passing of said by Law As May present Telha Belvea for that purpose. A Shane Ness clerk Rural municipality of Assai Iboina. Kirkfield Park july 96h 1914. Tenders tenders will Ibe a celled up till noon 24th Day of for demolitions to premises known As 140-144-148 main Street Winnipeg Farr the Hudson s Bay com Pany. Information can toe received at the office of c. W. To. Shivers architect 81-1 Notreda me investment build no. Tenders for debentures municipality of Cardston Alberta. Tenders for the Purchase of 6 per cent debentures effective june 29th, 19mj will be received by the undersigned on or he orc the 29th Day of detailed information May he had on application. A. J. Higgs Secretary treasurer Cardston Alberta tenders for Coal tenders for. Tons of Fochon tos Coal will be received at of the Winnipeg Public school up to 5 . On thursday. August 6th, _ form1 of tender or further information desired apply direct to j. B. Mitchell commissioner of boart office. R. H. Smith. . Tenders for manse tenders will be received by the undersigned tip to the first Day of August 1914, for the building of a manse for the Little Britain presbyterian con _. Near Lockport. Plans f detailed information Jay specifications can at the office application to of George Teeter Winnipeg j f. O. Or h. B. Johnstone at Lockport sec.-treas., manned subject i terms of 20 per cent of s to be paid the balance t _ _ the terms i will then Dors. For further ton Sof Sale Winnipeg Winnipeg june . 1914. Tenders Tor com of works town of Canara province of sealed tenders . The undersigned Secretary of the town of Canora a evening 8 o clock ., . 1914, for the following Worton contract laying it water Mains. Contract of House. Contract standpipe 2, construction of co foundation 3, housing of contract pipe specials. J contract fire valves. _ contract pumping machinery. Contract constructing suction Well plans at the offices of Winnipeg Canora sask., on or an warily accepted. S. H. M. Chipman Powch engineers Toronto tender for Drai the Rural municipality of _ will be received undersigned up to 12 o clock saturday july 25th, for part of township 26, in parts at township ,27 ranges 18 19, in the Huff cup laity of plans specifications tract form at the department room115 parliament Peg at the office municipality of Dauphin Man. Bonds to the amount of tha contract Price of the contractor. The work to be done faction of the. The lowest or any warily accepted. _ j. 1 Rural municipality of Tampa Daupin Tian. Tenders greater sealed tenders designed will be noon of wednesday july for the erection of the follow Ings at Deacon near trans Coynis Iba office Hailway super pendent so three cottages. Pamp House. Sanitary buildings. Specifications tender be obtained at of District upon Deposit of ten dollars which sum turned upon 1 he receipt return of the documents Jaiup ordet. The lowest or any tender now warily accepted. S. H. Reynolds. Chairman of 901 Boyd building Winnipeg july 1914. Tenders for Supply ova sealed tenders addressed to sealed Teaera r of i chairman of the Boaro. Of be received at the signed up to 11 a 1914 for Supply of Domestic service a specification together with tenders As prescribed by be obtained at the office Engineer 223 James Avenue lowest or any tender not next accepted. Board of control office Winnipeg july if tenders for Etc. Rural municipality of sealed tenders will be Rej the undersigned until 12 o on thursday the 30th Flay or for grading Etc., on three Lenore three 3 Good roads. Plans end May toe seen at the office of Feary treasurer of the Harding Man. Each accompanied a five 5 per cent of the a 6the lowest or any tender not warily accepted. Steve sock. Tenders far decent Willow Grove tenders for the Twenty years 6 per Ceil. Interest computed 1914, will be received signed up to August 1st, ;