Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 25, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press. Winnipeg. Saturday july 25, 1914. Hding the Roblin newspaper appeals its readers with a horrible disclosure of ghastly anti Roblin iniquity but in reality it is a disclosure of How Billy Veitch was landed by another detective in the employ of Liberal executive Slons str nuts the daily newspaper has been itself into frenzied Consul of fiction about the diabolical at of the Bastard a and iniquitous opponents of the Roblin. Regime to corrupt and. Debauch the elector the of the constituency of be Pas and the Vigil ant and virtuous efforts of the Rabuli Jackson and rank Canella of the Churchill club Chirlie Gerrie and Theo. Cad Aime Benard and Cardinal and Potvin the rest of that band of pure and High minded Patriot to pro lob workers have taken shipments of booze and of italian plug Gers into and made prodigious disclosure j Roblin. Init my in the form photographic fac simile produced in reduced size anti of a Here re of t the Pas _ it is an Ordinary note of introduction Given to one w. J. It states to lat Smith was. Introduced or Fowler by map. For Centre . The document j is and to believe that w. Terribly. Unser Pul m debauchery and corrupter sent out to be Pas. But As a matter of. Fact Smith is one of the staff of detectives employed toy the Liberal executive 1bhe was at work for some time Prev to us to the election and he teas been it work since. How Billy Veitth took the hook., 4. Couple of Days before the election Billy Veitch or Rogers head elec Tion worker talked with this about his doing Boine world for machine. The detective pretended to. Be ready to engage in such work Billy Veitch was wary but finally fell into a trap. And the Only Dis closure therein in the reproduction in the Roblin Organ of a note written by or. Fowler is the disclosure of How Billy Veitch was by one. Of the detectives in the employ of the Liberal executive. The following extracts from the daily reports made by this detective oper Ator no 14 to the liberal1 executive Tell the Story do you think you can get a july went Over to the Claren Don hotel to see or. Nicholson who had telephoned for me earlier in the Day. 1 accordingly called at the Clar Endon hotel at 2.30 . And asked for or. Nicholson tout was informed that the Jatter was out. I remained around the hotel tin til 5.50 pin. When-1 saw or. Veitch entering the Clarendon accompanied another Man. After the latter left. Veitch i was called into Veitch s office. Or. Veit h a suced me if i had seen Nicholson and i replied Standard remedy Slign Tinl table dyspepsia1 stomach troubles gout medicinal qualities of rated by the it rfcs 5 control of Thi Fruch Golem mix that i had not but that i went there for purpose. Or. Veitch informed 12 that he wanted me to get a letter from the Liberal Side to some one of the Liberal party at the Pas and that he was going Ftp Send me Down there. Veitth then said do you think you can get a i told him that i did know but that i would the detective upon making this re port was instructed to go ahead and ass ure Billy Veitch that he could get such a letter. The s Ory is unfolded in the reports of the the detective gets. The letter called on o. Fowler and required., letter signed Byi. Or. Fpwler. I then called at the Clarendon the .1. Again called at the Clarendon hotel at 6.10 and saw or. .-.Veitch, who took me private told him that i had the .desired.letter. Veitch asked me where i got the let ter from and i told h in that i had got it from or. F. O. Fowler. I then showed him the letter addressed to or. Ingrain at the Pas. This letter was sealed up and Veitch remarked that it would not do any harm to break the Seal. He. Then broke the Seal and read the letter and said to me you leave this letter with me for a Day or you Don t mind do you i am going East but will be Back Here on. Sunday night at ten o clock i to Minacci i you monday morning at 11.30, and 1 will know then whether i will Send you left or. . Black is always around or. tha old called at the icon hotel at 12 remained around there until "1.30 ., when Veitch came in. The latter called me private office and remarked i have not seen this party yet so a cannot Tell what is going to be. Done but you Call around at 3 o clock and i will have seen him by that i returned to the Clarendon hotel. At 2.40 . And waited around for Veitch. 3.15 . Veitch returned to the hotel and remarked to i was just up to see the old Man but he is not in and 1 cannot get in touch with him. You come at 4.30 . And i will see what can be done by then the old referred v is Bob Rogers. I then informed Veitch that i did not want to hang around if there was nothing doing adding i am just losing Money through it so let me know what s doing Veitch then said you come 4.30, and if i am not Here wait for Hie i again called at the Clarendon hotel at 4.30 .- and waited around there until 7. 10, . Powers and Smith manager of the hotel were drinking private office All of Thia time. Or. Harry Whit a the lawyer entered the office at--7 . And1 then or Nicholson entered. Went to the Safe and Drew out and went into the private office with it. I could not see who the Money to. Or. Nicholson theri Over to me and said Veitch says there is nothing doing just i.c6me Back in a couple of Days i asked Nichol son to Tell Veitch wanted the letter Back. Nicholson returned to the office and said something to Veitch an d then came to me and said that Veitch wished the letter to be left with him. For a few Days. As Veitch did not put in an appearance himself after this i had not an Opportunity of speak ing to the detective did not go to be Pas. If the old Man and Billy Veitch had sent him to be Pas they would have been sending an. Employee of the Liberal executive into the heart of the Roblin Elmp. The detective is in the Roblin paper announces that the letter is on Public View at its office. It is to be hoped that the Public will not fail to go and gaze at it. It is one of the most interesting spectacles that has been displayed in Winnipeg for a Long time. Showing Sentinel the Pas electors the Pas Man., july of Roblin workers including. A. Benard j. B. Lauzon Potvin Cardinal Pelle tier and and other French canadians Are circulating the Story Orok. Is re elected they flu Widen s Active wife that if or. Can have l u1v. I Vav separate schools that t. C. Norris by his Neepawa speech settled his stand and that he proposes to Angl Ify the whole country through the schools. They also insist that All orangemen voted for Norris which shows that he must be against the roman catholics. It is amusing to the residents to see messes. Benard and _ Lauzon e. In their pockets copies of the Orange Sentinel which they show to French men to prove that Roblin is the Friend of roman catholics. Ross and c Alder v make denials the free press is in receipt of a Telegram. Irom d. A. Ross m p.p., who is at the Pas and or. Ross wires reports in. Telegram Are falsehoods from beginning to end. There is not a Liberal worker Here from Saskatchewan. Not a single Bogue of Luidor has been brought in by the liberals. I myself a As 125 Miles up the River when i was charged in this correspondence with feeling nere and making wires that the keenly alive to All social questions and to politics As they affect social problems entirely in sympathy with Ler husband in his democratic views a traveller who thoroughly no other countries other minds a gifted platform speaker a Beautiful woman mrs. Philip Snowden. 4s, with Ler husband Philip Snow Den labor number in the British House of com Mons a guest at the Royal Alexandra Lotel. This is my first visit to the West my second to Canada and my sixth to his she explained. Ire going tomorrow evening to medi Cine hat then to the coast and so to new zealand there we will take part in the no License Campaign in nov Eraser the new sealanders will Fote on a measure of total prohibition Joth As to manufacture and Sale the liquor interests to be years to adjust themselves to the new order. True expect a great help from the women s vote As it a this vote that practically brought in local option. For total prohibition. Do i believe in banish the bar1? yes if you can get. The great majority certain r. L. Calder also Telegram correspondent that he had in a Public meeting said that there would be plenty of Money and booze is the usual Tele Grammatic or. Calder states that what he said to those Al electors who wish to be bought or Besh Ali Zed our answer is not a cent Ana Pivot a drop from us More reinforce meets. T thursday night at 11 of clock a spec Ial train for the Prince Albert Branch was makeup in the . Yards. It picked up at the Sid tag hear Black Wood s a special car with 40 Passen Gers. The men were dressed to appear As labourers. A. Heavy cargo of liquor was also placed on Borad. The destination of the party and the accompanying booze was the Pas. No one appeared against chief Berry Regina sask., july police investigation a District court judge am abrupt ending this morning within a few. Minutes after opening when f. B. Bagshaw who was expected to press the charge against chief. Retired because he had not been retained by the City and could not afford to give his serv ices free. In., View of this adjourn ment was Mads to August 24, when it is probable the City will engage a solicitor to present the complaint against the police. Strassburg. Farmer dead. Strassburg "sask., july of th4 most prominent Farmers in this locality passed away wednesday in the person of William Henry Edwards aged 50 years. He was born in Wales and came to Canida Over Twenty years ago residing in Quebec up. To seven years ago. When he came Here with his family. He was possessed of a Large area of land and was a very successful Farmer. He leaves a brother b. Edwards "j.p., of this town and a wife and two sons and one daughter. The funeral will be. Held to Norrow Tor St. Luke s Church Strassbury cemetery. Barley cutting begins. Man., july .24. Ben Richardson today is cutting a 25-acre fled of Barley and expects to keep the Binder going steadily until his Fui crop of 150 acres is Cut. Several others will be starting their binders next week and some Fields of wheat will be Cut. By the first of August. To develop tourist travel. Sel risk. -Man., july passengers on the Steamer _ grand rapids sailing yesterday for Warren s Landing and Way a. B. Cal Camer s tourist is on a a Peci Al mission1 looking to the development of summer tourists travel Lin to Lake Winnipeg in the interests of tie Northwest navigation co. I and rapids carries a full passenger the horrible appalling vice women thousands by common sense suggestions. Women suffering from tiny form of female ills Are invited to commit Micatka promptly with tha woman s private correspondence department of the by Medicine co., Lynn mass. Your letters be opened read and answered by a woman and held in strict a woman can freely talk of her private illness to a woman thus has been established a confidential correspondence which has extended Over Many years and which has never been broken. Never have they published a testimonial or used a letter without tha written consent of the writer and never is the company allowed these confidential letters to get out of their pos session As the hundreds of thousands of them in their files will attest. Out of the vast volume of experience they have to draw from itis More than possible that they possess the very knowledge needed in your Case. Noth ing is asked in return except your Good Grill and their advice has helped thou Sands. Surely any woman Rich should be glad to take advantage of this generous offer of assistance. Address Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine co., confidential Lynn mass every woman ought to have 3lydia e. Pitham s 80-Page text Book. Itis Jio taboo for general distribution As it is too extensive. It is free and Only obtainable by mail. Write for of British labor member s wide knowledge on topics of the Day. I Clever woman behind it. Otherwise local option is it seems to me this liquor question is the big. Question. We can have no effective social Reform till this problem solved and its solution is total prohibition. In great Britain there is less drunkenness but More drinking. I May say in my visits on this Side i have never seen a disgusted with Pelsh. Question mrs. Snowdon looked bored when she was asked 1 her views on Home a elated she was Dis gusted with the whole thing. It1 claimed at religious and was n fact terrifically y irreligious. She would like if it were possible to tie that has declared it wll accept no further franchise for men until women Are included. society is supporting labor candidates and i May say the scheme is having a most salutary effect the interested to Juard mrs. Snowden is greatly interested in land problems housing problems and problems effecting the working classes holds socialistic views As to government owner sold. Of industries and land that everyone might have ail Opportunity to work. During one of my visits to said. Mrs. Snowden her eyes twinkling i was interviewed by a certain Young reporter and really talked to that boy like a Mother. Next Day i saw myself heralded in two Inch Type As it was trying for a con. Armed Democrat. Canada is she went on. Opportunity is written All Over and the people Are so kind. Wien i was in Montreal i had occasion to take a cab and then had my own difficulties in getting the cabby to accept his fare. He was scotch she was reassured that Winnipeg would not put her in such a position and then she settled Back now Tell me How is suffrage coming on blazing path of the Meridian Road Worth of Oats. Shortly after a tired. Of c. D. Roberts sons Stock breeders and borne han., George Inorg an Small panic in Osborne n chg amuck in neighbor photo j in much profanity and Petty no one could be persuaded to the Man until inspector ban provincial out or Roberts and Selkirk Asylum res Are satisfied that he is it is said that women themselves up in cellars and Camo nto who Peg in Terro health cases in court. -.mrs. Philip Snowden. Constitutional suffragist Temperance advocate and confirmed Democrat. A rope around the Island and let them flight it out. Suffle Rabi. She brightened up immediately when women s suffrage was brought up. All the Public women in England Are concentrating on the she declared. It is growing enormously. In deed we have the thinking Publ c with us mrs. Is Vise president the National Union of women Suffran the biggest of the 30 societies with members and associates. We Are said mrs. Snowdon. We do not believe in Cave Man methods although i must say the militants have not been used fairly. The Irish insurgents Are received Iby the King the women not half so guilty Are cast into prison and tortured. The obstacle to the enfranchise ment of women is party politics. Each party is certain the women will vote for the other. The labor party has always sup ported us. It is the Only party that has voted solidly for the measure and the work of placing the color signs on the Meridian Road from Winnipeg South was yesterday by w. F. Tallman street1 commissioner anal a. C. Secretary of the Manitoba motor league. The first of the signs was placed on the Southwest Corner of Portage and main the second at the turn of Broadway the bal Ance at intervals on the route out to Pettina Highway. The signs Are excellent in design and it is impossible for the visiting motorists to Roniss their Way when informed what color designates the different routes. This information is Given in the Road maps provided by the Auto Mobile club. The work will be North East and West As fast As time Perm its until the province is fully covered by the color bands. A fifteen cent police Case. Two rival Grain merchants of North Winnipeg Are at logger Heads in the pol tee court As the result of Lone accusing the other of stealing 15 cents of inspector Snell. C h we. Harris and c. J. Johnston s cases were fined n and of Stew failure to comply with Gulat ions in Brooklands c. J. Johnston was also with building four houses permit from the authorities and remanded. Walter Ferdinand and Frank rur of West Kildonan were and costs on similar charge refi by inspector Coulthard. Who also information against Gronbach alleged to have half tons of tin dumped Ona cans on the n Gate estate. West Kildonan. Sumas was issued. Or. Bury s son Calgary july j. Burn president of the c. P. R., will St s tonight from Banff with his son from an operation for mrs. Bury will a Compaq t them. Railway rates Case. Washington "d.c., july interstate Commerce come Issia Tough i issued an order putting into effect f inter Mountain rates decision de october 6 at Chicago forbearing complaints of the railroads. S. Mil Tje d traveller s samples ladies White and coloured waists 75c to big reductions Low prices Erines 75c to see this bargain. We Are Clearing tit at less Tolian most. Travellers samples. Good assortment of ladies House dresses made of. Print Zephyr and Gingham. All colors and styles extremely Good fitting Light and dark grounds checked and Floral designs. Prices Range from 75c up to less than half Price. Another Good line of ladies dressing various styles and designs Reade of flan Nelette Muslin and Sakaue and waisted shapes. Good fit and value. Prices Range from 49c up to less than half Price. Ladies sport shirt blouses to a perfect and comfortable Maii tailored tenn3s or Golf shirt to be Toad in Waist department ask for. The w. A. Make it assures ease and Comfort. Made up of Fine to hate Cambric with Low necks acid strap Ping of same material. Sizes 34 to 42. Prices and ladies . . A special in ladies umbrellas Are of Good silk and Wool covering. Natural Wood handles in smart appearance. Regular Ivalue Clearing q1 at i ladies knitted underwear depart m ent pegu Lar Mon Day special toadies a Lite. Knitted combinations in Lisle thread and , Iri All sizes to 44 in. Bust Loose and tight knee Short sleeves and trimmed switch Crochet and French beading also with a Good cashing lace. Regu Lar Selling monday special no phone or . A c taken. Special value for monday morning in High class gowns. Women s imported models at a great sacrifice Aji half Price on monday. Regular to monday to Many of these Beautiful gowns Are suited for evening Wear Tea or dance frocks that May serve Well up into late autumn. Among them. Are one Beautiful French crepe dress with hand embroidered tunic finished with French net fillings with soft Girdle of color with touches of hand embroidery on Waist and finished with French net and deep insertions. One Beautiful Rich crepe with Long Point tunic becoming Blouse with Bolero and Vestee effects touches of Black velvet and finished with soft la Ces. Impossible to describe. Many styles. See window. All half Price monday. Boys of boys Here they Are again boys summer Cotton jerseys on Sale c monday at 8.30 dozen we Rusi Heel Here from the boys of Winnipeg demanded More All sizes a. Lot but Liev Neft last Long at these hot Days. Summer jerseys. Neckwear and jewelry Circle lace arid net ficus with trimmings of Flut. Ing or insertion. Several designs. Values to Sac. Plain and roman silk sashes and girdles some with Tasse led ends others hem stitched. Fully 2j in All the popular colourings. Values to monday Novelty Bead necklaces Beautiful combinations and colourings. Some Are the real Agate others in Amber Jet arid All the popular colors ranging -from7 up to n of 52.50. Monday t to c 29 c 95c reproduced in reduced size from the. Front Page of yesterday s Issue of the Gold filled expansion bracelets roman finish usual Price monday and Bright 59c Wichert and Gardiner shoes for ladies monday Stock has Loeen taken. Certain lines have orders to Clear wit. About 120 pairs Only of this of Affioti s make of s liver Wichert and never sold at Argain 3rices is Given by tie maker we have All fees in the lot but account of the Small Quan Tity we advise Early shopping As 120 pairs will not last Long at the Price asked. Wichert and Gardiner shoes Are the last word in High Grade they Wear Well fit Well and Lack Well. Pc and oxfords. 75c real Cluny lace 25c real and imitation Cluny lace and insertion in White and Ecru suitable for covers and Cen to Verjie Ces. These come in Good patterns and widths from 2 to 10 d inches regular Selling up to 75c per Yard. Monday 75c embroidery flounce is monday for 39c per Yard 200 Yards of Fine Swiss embroidery Floun cing 2-7 in. Wide. A variety of very Dainty designs especially suitable for 3nfantsand children s regular values up to 75 c. Monday special Price per 39c Grafton s English Standard Price 8c Grafton s prints Are absolutely fast air color soft finish and ready for the Needle. The Selec Tion we Are of Erin of on monday comprises All the newest ideas for this season s Wear in stripes spots and. Fancy designs no these goods offered far below the actual Cost. Regular lock special no phone or .d. S sent. 8c women s Sample Hose Selling monday at 25c regular 50e-pair. 600 Sample Hose to. Cleas in a very Fine Quality of Lisle Cotton and silk Plain and fancy to choose from. All sizes. Monday Moraine Sale Beautiful White turkish towels at 55c a pair a soft thick i Quality that is Ideal for Bath or foe Droom use. Note the extra Large size 2-3x50 inches. Reduced special monday Only per pair v splendid bleached sheeting 27 c cd. A Superior wearing sheeting in either Plain or twill in or double bed Width. Reduced special monday 97 u t cases per Yard. _ 70c Fine the stitched i Pillow for 55c pair. One of the very beat of the Fine soft finished hoche Laga makes with 3 in. He stitched ends. Sizes 40, 42 and 44lnches. Reduced Spe Cial Ivr onday v per pair Linen crash towelling for 9c. Soiseth lag Good for roller or Glass dry being made from pure Linen flax in a Good Quality with substance for Trear and bordered in red 17 in. Wide. Standard value 125c. Reduced special per Yard 9c Armour s Lighthouse Cleanser monday special 5 tins for 25c Royal Crown ammonia special 4 packages for ___._._._.25o Crown Washkins Spe Cial per Jarge Royal Crown special per Jarge package Royal Crown mottled Castile 3 Crown White Castile specia.1, per 3 la. Bar flannels Etc. Monday s.pecia.1, 3 Pao cages suit cases suit cases eighty five Only suitcases on Sale monday the last Chance of the season to juy your end suitcase. 16, is 22 and 24 in. Of Jall one Price . trunk and bag Section main floor. Monday kitchenware Sale clothes baskets Large size made of o White Willow two Side handles. Regular monday Sale Sale of enamelled comprising Berlin kettles 2 quart milk and Rice boilers and 14 quart preserving kettles water buckets lipped saucepans covered Saucepan a 2 it. teapots Etc in Good Quality Grey name Hare. Darge sizes. Regular to 85c. Monday Sale no phone or -d. Orders. Kitchen mirrors Small size. Gilt or painted frames. Regular 15c. Sale Price._.---5 Rattan beaters the Only kind that of Gehly cleans a carpet without injury. Resh. ?5c. Monday galvanized Wash boiler. No. 9 Stiie heavy double seamed Bottom riveted handles. Coni Olete with regular Sale Salt and Pepper shakers. Monday Sale water glasses regular table size Plain fluted Bottoms. Monday Sale 3 thermos keeps hot 24 Fth Yiirs cold 72 hours. Genuine 10c i 3 teapots five cup size assorted monday Sale cups and saucers China Dunk Juso a s traced. Monday fruit jars. Pints 75c 85o Ion per Jar rubbers Best Quality of reo1 Day Sale dozen Jelly tub news with tin covers. 3 for ;