Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 25, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg. Friday bldg sub 25, French of War criticized outburst by member leads to animated scenes in chamber of deputies. Impassioned Appeal for Unity by Premier Mani calms the storm. Paris Juno scenes occurred in the chamber of deputies today when m. A Cambray in Dis cussing the War appropriation Crit patience sized the ministry of War. He declared defects had been proved in Sholl making. Objections and pro tests from various parts of the Cham Ber interrupted m. A Cambray and the president reminded the speaker that he would stick to the question under discussion. M. A Cambray affirmed that the sanitary service of the army was responsible for the deaths of Many soldiers. He regretted he said that the National resources were being extravagantly disbursed and deplored the Lack of foresight Dis played in preparing for adequate supplies and munitions. Tho min Foter of War to declared ought to possess technical training sufficient to fit him for general direction of army s Supply services. The subordinates now Felt that they were under the Yoke of a chief who was their inferior he asserted. M. Aco Ambray affirmed that he did not wish to criticize the Leader ship of the army but solely the Cabinet. Premier appeals for Unity. Premier Viviani admitted that the government had made mistakes but that it was always willing to Cor rect them when a Way to do so was pointed his statement that not Only members of committees but every department has the right to come and go and to observe the entire military organization was received with great applause. That is the very spirit of the re cried m. Be Douce. Premier Viviani continued frequently interrupted by frantic applause urging Unity of action. The present he said is no time for words of pessimism. France will so to the very end. The task will be hard and it May be Long but we shall go through. Have a valiant army admirable leaders and the nation. Possesses a and Confidence incomparable. Let everyone boat his Post some to1 fight and some at norm5 of Whoso duty it is to pronounce no word of the members of the chamber who eruptions continuing he finally sat Down. Shell committee replies1kurzon Progress in making empty shells and fixed ammunition declared commendable. Stood As they listened to the peroration broke into uncontrollable applause and cheers As the Premier concluded the deputies pressing to congratulate him. M. A Cambray sought the floor again despite vociferous protests deputies in All parts of the Cli Ambel crying that s he finally succeeded in shouting the words. This government is a go and say that in called out a voice from the gallery. Great disorder followed which the president of the chamber calmed the Preat majority of the deputies obviously were in disagreement with m. Acc Imbray. And the hostile in registration of voters polling divisions numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, of the electoral division of St. Boniface pit Blic notice is iter Eiby Given that pursuant to the Mani Toba election it has been determined to make and revise a list of electors for polling divisions numbered 1, 2, 6 7, 8, 9, and 10 of the electoral division of St. Boniface. The limits and extent of each registration District the name of the person appointed to act As registration clerk in each of such registration districts and the place at which applications for registration of electors will be received Are As follows that is to say registration District no. 1, con sisting of that portion bounded on the North by the City limits on the West by the red and Seine Rivers in the South by Conville Road Aid on the East by pie Sis Road registration clerk Rosario Prince place of registration at the House of Joseph Dubrell near the Corner of Provencher and Lafleche streets. Registration District no. 2, con sisting of that portion bounded on the North and West by the red River Ioa tie South by the Lane Between Verendrye and notre Dame ave Naes and on the East by the Seine River registration clerk Joseph. Place of registration at the House of Napoleon Leveque 3j.o la Verendrye Avenue. Registration District no. 3, con sisting of that portion bounded on the North by the Lane Between notre Dame and la Verendrye avenues on the West by the red River on the South by Provencher Avenue and on the East by the Seine River registration clerk c. F. Degagne place of registration at or near the Corner of St. Joseph and Dumoulin streets. Registration District no. 4, con sisting of that portion bounded on the North by Provencher Avenue on the West by the red River on the South by the production Westerly of Despins Street and Hamel Avenue and on the East by St. Jean Baptiste Street registration clerk. Napoleon Taillefer place of registration at or near 4 64 Langevin Street. Registration District no. 5, con Ottawa june following statement was Given out today by eneral Bertram chairman of the Canadian Shell committee the attention of the Shell com Mittee has been. Called to observations attributed to lord Curzon in Tho House of lords yesterday. The undertaking of the Shell committee for the deliveries of empty shells has been thoroughly fulfilled and. Empty shells to a larger amount than those delivered could to forwarded immediately if desired by. The War office. The British government How Ever has notified the Shell committee that future deliveries must be of fixed ammunition and that the fur ther production of empty shells is no longer required. To convert the empty Shell into fixed ammunition involved the Purchase of machinery and the establishment of the Neces sary organization by Industrial companies of Canada who were prepared to undertake the work. The Success which has attended the efforts for that purpose is regarded by the Shell committee As thoroughly satisfactory but it can readily be understood that the Capa City to produce empty shells in Canada far exceeds the capacity of the organization Only recently established to convert empty shells into fixed ammunition. The manufacture of Cartridge cases alone involves problems of material trailed labor Etc., which have taxed to the utmost the ability and experience of tie industries which have undertaken the work. The Shell committee Aro reluctant to believe that lord Curzon could have used the expression Attri buted to him in the press and feel that the Progress already made in Canada in production of empty shells and during recent weeks in the con version of those shells into fixed am munition is worthy of the highest commendation and has bean of very marked advantage to the interest of Tho whole Empire at this that it a great inspiration to him in this know that it was to be Given to the Public. Law to be enforced by . Authorities no shipments of exo Loivai allowed on vessels carrying on Pacific. Minneapolis june journal prints the following from their Spe Cial correspondent James Gray at Washington it is stated Here on Good authority p ared to pay Cash for. The munitions and the american shippers would not let the stuff go. The idea. That. A Bodt Load of is doubted there. Even if so e we re it Able to get the Money across it is supposed that England would Haye guaranteed the account gather than see her ally suf fer1 for want of destructive Hig h sex All must Register Thoss desirous of voter jul must act next week. The men who Are desirous of Vot that a quietly orders have been Given at tha next provincial. Election to see to the enforcement of the Law i mus make up their to see to which prohibits the shipments of explosives on vessels that carry Pas sengers on the Pacific. This Law the germans have hinted was not enforced with regard to the Lusitania but the United states courteously Germany it had been. But whether it has been generally enforced on the Pacific Ocean is not so certain. 1 there is said to be a connection Between the orders and the mysterious cancellation of the Minne Sota s trip to Vladivostok. The Hill liner does not usually go to that port but having a. Large consignment of War material for Russia it was announced that she would touch at the Northem port on her next trip. Suddenly this is cancelled. The reason Given by the press is that the russian government waa not pre it without fall next monday tuesday or those Are the Days on which registration must be made. The foregoing applies to the three Winnipeg constituencies Elmwood Assiniboia Brandon and parts of and Portage la Prairie. The locations of the Ous registration districts in the constituencies Are now being advertised and would be electors a Oxild not for get the absolute necessity of going to the Booth of r the District in he resided and there making person Al application to have his name appear on the list. The Only lists to be used in tie constituencies and the portions of constituencies mentioned above will be the lists made up by the registry and wednesday. It does t matter if a. Man is the owner of a million dollars Worth of real estate he must Register in order to have a vote at the next election. There is a Good Deal of inquiry Al ready in regard to the approaching registration and it is expected that the various Booths will be Busy places until the last possible voter has been enrolled. The unusual interest seems to be due to the recent developments in political matters in this province. Many people Are now keenly inter ested in politics who formerly were quite apathetic on such matters. Will Send mails direct to neutrals alleged opening fax Britain makes u. S. Take confirmation in London. Washington june of the reports that United states mails destined for Norway Sweden Den Mark and the Netherlands in Tran sit through belligerent countries have been opened and censored Post master general Burleson today directed that until further orders All mails for those countries be Bent on vessels sailing direct and not touch ing any port of the belligerents. The minister from Sweden w. A. De while in route and their contents censored. He referred the matter to the state department for suitable it understood iat this formal complaint was reinforced by a num Ber of letters to the department from private firms and individuals who declared that their correspondence with Sweden and other Neutral coun tries was with. No confirmation in London. London. June confirmation can be secured Here ree Ardiner the report that mails from Sweden to the United states have been tampered with while in transit through England. Driver not responsible. Death of boy killed at Rhein held to be accidental. Tor ton. Sask., june Cor Oner s jury empanelled to inquire into the death of Alex. Suppas at Rhein on saturday night last evening brought in verdict of accidental death.1 the evidence showed that l. I. Ball the Driver of the which struck Tho boy took precaution and that the boy had wilfully stood Street until the car was almost on. Top of him and had then dodged from right to left confusing the Driver and making it impossible for him to prevent running him Down Eskengren old Secretary Lan la View of the verdict. Inspector _., a Iii that United states mail sacks i Belcher r.n.w.m.p., who presided is Tion clerks next monday tuesday destined for Sweden had been open j Coroner withdrew the charge of Man Ball in custody alter the Raj students Camp arrangements for gathering 5jx Souris and Nessdale. Newdale Juno ments have been completed for Uji holding of two student chimps Jet Manitoba this semis july 3-c and at Shoal Lake Many phases of Rural lift will studied. Strong have been secured including Rev. B. Son of Swan River or. H. L. Mai Nell of Brandon College or. A i n Whidden of Brandon Colluro p pc " r. F. Argue of Weslow College. It Ballanti Western Secretary of tha Jet. M. C. A., and a number of men. The programme will by til Iii. To Ozial social religion and athletic and will be thoroughly wort i arrangements have dec a made for tenting accommodation and braid of a reasonable rate. win need to bring Only their bedding am toilet articles. A registration cop should be sent to Henry Dennison. At Newdale to 1-ec.ure a comm Clatton in tie thai should to sent by june 2k. All men who Aro either College students . Students or graduates will be Wal. Corned at the Camp. One Way with Standard certificate should by secured Over each Rood those attending should to reach Souris by july 3 or Slung Lau by july 9. Saskatchewan Sylle liquor Bil passed continued from Pago one of Despins Anneau and Hame streets and Victoria Des neurons and Deschambault streets on the South by Victoria St. Jean Baptist and Bertrand on the Wes by Tacho Avenue and on. The was by Langev Street registration clerk c. Stalker place of registration at 119 Marion Street. Registration District no. 8, con sisting of that portion bounded on the North by Victoria St. Jean Baptiste and Bertrand streets on the South by Mario Lavenue on the West by Lia Grevin Street and on the East by the Seine River registration clerk Chas. Metcalfe place of registration at the Corner of yes neurons and Marion streets. Registration District no. 9, con sisting of that portion bounded on the North by Marion Avenue on the South by Eugenie Street on the West by tache Avenue on the East by Des neurons Street registration clerk c. Stewart place of registration at 89 Horace Street. Registration District no. 10, con sisting of that portion bounded on the North by Marion Avenue on the South by the red River on the. West by the red River and. On. The East by tache Avenue registration clerk f. H. Campbell place of registration at the House of a. 191 lome registration District no. 11, con sisting of that portion bounded on the North by Eugenie Street on the South by Oak Avenue and Dubuc Street on the West by tache Avenue sisting of that portion bounded on i and on. The East by Des neurons the North by Provencher Avenue on Street registration clerk John wat the South by Hamel cd Archambault Street Avenue and on the West by St. Jean Baptiste Street and on the East by the Seine River registration clerk c. Guilbault place of registration at the Corner of Des neurons and Cathedral streets. Registration District no. 6, con sisting of that portion bounded on the North by Hamel Avenue on the South by Victoria St. Jean Baptiste and Bertrand streets to c. N. R. Track on the West by the red River and on the East by the Seine River registration clerk Georges Degagne place of registration at or near 17 Ritchot Street. Registration District no. 7, con by Etlis of that portion bounded on North by the production Westerly son place of registration at or near Kitska Street. Registration District no 12, con sisting of that portion bounded on the North by Marion on the South by the City limits on the West by Des. Meyrons. Street and on the East by the Seine River registration clerk g. R. Vendome place of registration at or near the Corner of Dubuc and Des neurons streets. Registration District no. 13, con sisting of that portion bounded on the North by Oak Avenue and Dubuc Street on the South by the red River and City limits on the West by tache Avenue and on the East by Des neurons streets registration clerk William Farquhar place of registration at 223 St Mary s Road. The dates on and tie hours Between veld he registration clerks sit in the respective registration districts to receive the applications of electors will be monday tuesday wednesday june 28-29-30 1915, Between the hours of 9 o clock in the morning until 10 o clock in the evening intermissions from 1 o clock . To 2.30 o clock . And from 6 o clock to 7.30 o clock . On Friday july the registration clerks will attend at their respective places of registration Between the hours of 10 o clock in the morning and 12 o clock noon and from 2 o clock to 4 o clock in the afternoon for the purpose of receiving objections to the retention of any name or names registered. A court of revision will Ibe held on Muday july 9th, 1915, in the City Hall St. Boniface commencing 10 o clock in the morning with an intermission at noon to hear and determine any 01 All objections against the retention of any name or names on the list of electors and the. Adding of any name or names to such lists refused registration by registration clerks. Hon. L. A. Prud homme judge will preside at said court of revision. Dated at the office of the provincial Secretary this eighteenth a tiny of june 1915. W. Armstrong provincial Secretary in favor and nays being called for the Amend ment was lost on a straight party vote. J. B. Bradshaw. Prince Albert then moved in amendment that the Bill be referred Back to committee and that a clause be inserted transier Rine to each municipality in receipt of a License fee under the liquor License act in 1914-15, an. Amount equivalent to fee and that such amounts be a first charge on the net profits. This amendment was lost on a similar division. Tho Sale of liquor bin was then read a third time and passed to the accompaniment of loud applause. His Honor the lieutenant governor formally prorogued1 the1 House thank ins the members for their attend Ance and referring to some of the., legislation passed. Just before the session closed his Honor presented a portrait of him Elf to the people of Saskatchewan. The speaker accepted the painting on behalf of Saskatchewan. Speech from the throne. The speech from the throne was follows i am pleased to relieve you from your attendance upon the present session of the legislative Assembly which has been fruitful of a Large amount of what i am sure will prove to be useful and beneficial Legisla Tion. The action you have taken in the. Matter of Temperance Reform and the provision which you have made regarding the problem of Public accommodation will undoubtedly meet with the appreciation and approval of the i great majority of the. People of the. Province. I am also confident that the various Steps you have taken by legislative enactment to vary Many of the evils which in the past attached to the Sale of farm machinery will in their practical working out prove of material Benefit to our Farmers. I have much pleasure in noting particularly that the legislature has recognized that the time has arrived to protect the married woman s in Terest in certain properties of her and that the necessary modifications in the Law have been made with this object in View. The school act. Your labors in connection with the school act the school assess ment act the insurance act and the consolidation of various acts including the City i feel confident will be much appreciated by All who have charge of the administration of the Laws. The prospects of the present Croo season. In our province Are Bright and i sincerely join in Tho Hope that these Bright prospects May be fully realized by All. Tie Issue of the War remains exceedingly grave and there is unfortunately no lessening within the British Isles and his majesty s do minions or the countries of his majesty s allies of the necessity for the utmost efforts and sacrifice towards supplying the men and munitions to win Triumph for the principles of Justice and Freedom for which lib rat and towards procuring the pro per care of the wounded the pro Cir inst of comforts for our Brave sol Diers at the front and attention to tie needs of the families at Home of these soldiers. Our people in Saskatchewan will be found ready to meet still sacrifices if called upon. Your own work in the ses i Sion towards ending the serious eco j Nolc Drain upon individual and collective resources involved in the liquor traffic approved As that work is by our people generally eloquently testifies that Saskatchewan possesses a Lively sense of the duty thrust upon All by the War. In taking leave of you on this occasion i desire particularly in my own behalf to thank you for the earnestness which to the unusually important Legisla Tion with which you have dealt Dur ing the. Session and to wish to each of. You the full Blessing of provi Dence As you separate to return to your respective portrait by Herkomer his Honor in making the presen tation of his portrait to the people of Saskatchewan the work of the Well known artist the late sir Hubert von Herkomer referred to the fact that this work was the last of the celebrated artist. Sir. Hubert he said expressed on several his Delight thought of an Early attempt to inoculate our Young people with lofty ideals of Art. And i store opens at 8.30 . R store closes at 6.00 . Robinson s saturday Glove and hosiery bargains values to 75o pair for 35o. One Hundred dozen women s Sample Lisle and silk Hose to Clear saturday m an extra Fine Quality and medium weight. All colors and sizes. 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