Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 28, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba Mike press Winnipeg monday june ing to l service Register Bill to be introduced for stocktaking of men who Are Able to fight. German paper has wild scheme for ending of Canada the first step i of Kcal Cable. By f. A. My Konkie. Ii Jaccoi Iii ice with the copy right act of ii Nara Lun. June Awak m continuing apace. The a throwing off the blinkers fac and preparing to meet two Jap officers commit Hari Kari. Tokio june Naka Jima and Captain Hashimoto Jap anese officers fighting with the russian army at Lemberg committed Jikari Kari when the Gale Cian capital fell rather than suf Fer what they considered the Dis Honor of being made prisoners of War according to official advices received from Petrograd. Hari Kari is a japanese method of committing suicide formerly widely Practised by military offi cers. In the Days of the old Samurai system officers usually killed themselves when it became necessary to surrender the troops under them. Badly wounded in Erith Hospital. The authorities patched him up for the great ceremony to Day with a Milit Ary band and wounded soldiers As a bodyguard. Alter a Brief honeymoon Sherwood returns to the Hospital on monday. The announcement of , re Bill coming next Nis irks another step in the move ment towards Universal National ser this Bill a Genera i Stock taking of our people will require each Raan within certain ago limits to state use occupation and condition declare what work be is willing to do for the nation whether he is willing to or to work in other ways whether he will leave his present Resi will not pause to consider it said about Belguim and France whence complaints have already be gun to arrive nor will we examine. The enormity of the theory expressed about the sinking of the Lusitani we will limit ourselves ,.to that por Tion of the interview regarding Italy his native country. What prevents the Pope from hearing both sides i he cannot communicate with Austria the fault is Austria s. Roman Cath Olics will be. The first to deplore thit attitude of the Pope who has lost Golden Opportunity of silence the Tribuna remarks that the Pope s words Are certain to Provok tiie liveliest discussions in France Anc Belgium and will have a consequent Likely to survive the present crisis. The idea. The Intel View if True would Blun Der such As nothing in the Pope s Pas career would authorize the people t ascribe to him. A Pope who could use such arguments could not b Benedict hats off to Lloyd George by Robert Machray comedy til e s punctured Romance is being produced. Marie dressier sup ported by Chas. Chaplin and Mabel Normanel a most remarkable combination of comedians Are featured in this wonderful laugh maker. Marry today and All week a six part comedy. Tillie s punctured Romance featuring inc inimitable Marie Dreiser supported by Chas. Chaplin and Mable Normand special prices mat. 10 . To 6 ., 15c. Night 6 To ., 25c come Early. Army peace his with plan Russia this theatre does not advertise in the Telegram. Break the French and British lines to Calais and to concentrate ajl Power of attack upon England alone. To further this plan he and his parly advocate War with America in order that submarine attacks upon British shipping May lie unhampered by in Vang to respect american ves Sels upon the rival influences of the Chancellor and the Admiral will de Pend the final answer to the american More men leave Sewell for abroad Sewell Man., june officers and 175 men have left the Camp and gone Forward to an unknown Des i Tinatin As reinforcements. Lieut. Bogor and Lieut. Tatlow and 50 men have eone from the lord Strathcona horse Lieut. Is. L. Middlemast and 50 from the tenth mounted rifles Lieut. C. L. Brecken Idso and men from the ninth mounted rifles and capt. G. Stevens capt. R. W. Kenney and 25 men have gone from Section no. 1 Field ambulance depot. Tho reinforcements of the fifth artillery brigade from. Winni Peg will join the same train. The men All this week Mary Pickford in Fanchon the Cricket evenings 15o and 25c re gallery 10c. Matinees 10e and 15o. This theatre does not advertise in the Telegram. The Well nigh perfect weather last evening did not prove to be a deterrent to those who arc fond of taking in the sunday concert at the fort Garry hotel. Due credit should be Given to the conductor Frederick Clifford for his Well prepared pro Irr ammo that he with his orchestra messes. Davies and Telke gave Bishop s. To hear the gentle Lark As a duet for flute and clarinet their efforts were Well received. A few of Tho other items were Noi Weglian numbers l. And 2 by Edward Gree Chanson trlste., and Romance by Tscholkowsky a Sla Vische rap Sodie the Well known Quartetti from the opera re Goletto and a splendid of ferns of excerpts from the grand opera la Bonhome by Puccini. Mary Pickford visited Chicago last week for a couple of hours during that time entertained a number of friends at a luncheon in the hotel la Salle the included Mary mrs. Pickford Julian Johnson editor of photoplay several editors of motion pictures from Tho local newspapers Ben Bloom of famous play ers film company at Winnipeg and several others. Tho Chicago Tribune emotes some of the conversation she informed some one of the company who asked her she were not afraid of the Earth quakes in California. I have no fear. I feel that you Are going to die Only once when your time comes so there no use to worry. Then go to your death like Frohman added half under her breath. She the Only thins i m afraid of is being crippled. That would to dreadful. It seems to be Tho fashion Row for Molion picture players to say they Don t like to Sec pictures. But i have to be old a Picall Ned Ani by Robert Machray London. June d. Hats off to lloy George the open minded the fearless the Teller of the truth the Grea event of this week is not the Recap Ture of Przemysla by the enemy though that is a. Great event which Giro uni Nia Tely tells heavily against us nor is it the reassembling of our parliament under what is generally called Tho nution Al government interesting and important As that May be from Many Point of View. The great event is the speech of Lloyd George speaking for the first time in his capacity As minister of munitions which he delivered yesterday in Manchester. I shall not weary my readers by expressing again my admiration of him it is an admiration which is Felt by every class in the Community but i May permit myself to say that there has never been an Occa Sion ill his Long often Stormy and Al. Ways strenuous career in which he More conspicuously distinguished him self. He s always a Fine a born orator if Ever there was one. But at Manchester he excelled himself and this most of All because he told the truth about the War. The truth Why to and our allies so far have failed Ali b truth How we and they shall win dirt if we face and steadfastly pursue what we must do. He put the facts of tie situation before his audience in the flirt place and in the second before the world. These facts in the ultimate analysis resolve themselves into one at the present time Tho germans Are win Ning and we Are losing because of their superiority in munitions. H the process is to be reversed we must deprive the germans of this superiority. This is the whole thing in a nutshell. I have come Here to Tell you the he said unless you know it you cannot be expected to make Sacri he went on to illustrate his Case by the grievous setback the rus sians have experienced in Galicia. There was no secret As to the of the German Triumph he used the German but if t. Or any othe r writer had employed such an expression Only a Lew weeks ago and there have been other German triumphs. Besides this in Galicia we should have been denounced As unpatriotic and i Don t know what. I Hope with All my heart that the policy of saying smooth things feeding the Public with soothing syrup is henceforth to be d say i do. I get were Given a rousing Pond off by the soldiers in the Camp before they left and were escorted to the train by two band the 20th Battery Field artillery from Lethbridge arrived in the Camp last Nie Ivl rain interferes with review. Shortly after 9 o clock this morn Ini As the troops were getting into line for the Camp commandant s re View a heavy Thunder storm broke so excited when the Man is going to Stab the girl. And everybody is always saying things Are she continued indignantly. They Don t realize the chances the picture people take London. Newspapers Praise canadians Canadian associated press London june More All the newspaper placards in London Are aflame with the achievements of the canadians at la Bassee. The Story which appears in the press Here to Day for the first time deals with the Sarne incidents As Nai rated in the Canadian associated press despatches of thursday and Friday. Why her Sinoi was decorated. Berlin. June. Report published abroad that Captain Hersing of the German Navy had received the decoration of the order of pour be Merite. The highest prussian military decoration for the sinking of the Cunard. Line Steamer Lusitania is untrue. Captain Hersing was decor ated for taking a submarine boat through the Straits of Gibraltar. This announcement was made today by the overseas news Agency. Shows in cupid s cafe in other big acts. Gaumont graphic. 2-30, 10c to 10c to 35cj 10e to 25c. Auspices ladles Aid red Cross work. By Albert d. Jordan Westminster Church tuesday evening 29th inst., tickets 25c at principal music stores in buying your piano of the Winnipeg piano co. You realize the full purchasing Power of your Money at no other House in the province is there such an Opportunity for selection and through our lowest prices and easy monthly payments there is nothing to hinder your piano being chosen from Bur unrivalled line of celebrated instruments. Pianos at and up. Your Choice of Mason. Hamlin Gerhard Heintzman Gourlay Angelus Chickering Knabe Angelus , Bell Sherlock Manning and Winnipeg Imperial and colonial pianos and Edison and. Columbia phonographs. Abandoned and that a foolish and fro i gently harmful secrecy will be maintained no More. One cannot help feel ing and knowing if there had been less silence on All sorts of pertinent important matters our position would be better than it is today. I am not aware of any one Man who was responsible for the Way in which things were covered up perhaps Sev eral men were concerned in it and there was always the difficulty As to giving out news that might be of use to the enemy and there will still be that difficulty. Lloyd George has done a world of Good not Only by telling the truth things As they now Are but also by infusing a new spirit of stating and facing facts in their naked Ness which it May be trusted will have a most bracing and otherwise beneficial in Lenee on everybody in these islands and throughout tile Empire. Lloyd George courageous As Ever not less confident than of Yore sees that it is fatuous to Blind the nation to the situation which is what it has been for months past one of extreme Gravity. Sensible and honest men can not now affect the Hope that a have. But to hold the germans in Flanders and in France while the russians Roll Onward in splendid Triumph to Berlin the position As rather the other Way at the moment we Are being held up in the Western while the rus sians Are being driven eastward by the germans. Lloyd George told the people of Manchester that he brought to them the most urgent message their City hid Evor received. He put before them the real issues the War. He said will emerge from this Colos Sal struggle beaten humiliated strip Ped of Power and Honor and influence and the Mere Bon slave of a cruel Mili tary tyranny or come out triumphant free and More powerful for Good than Ever in the affairs of he had said something like this before but it had not everywhere been understood and appreciated As it ought to have been. Every word he said then and yesterday is True. So is his solemn Assurance that the decision the answer to the question involved rests with the masters and the men who run our. Shops and factories More than with almost any others. It was to our industrialists that lie appealed he employed All his in ave Hue. Wynm spec. Lere would and must be. He made it perfectly Clear. In fact that while for 10 present he was Content to counsel and advise and exhort would in Case need use the Powers conferred by he not or whatever pressure might be dec tired. He disposed in a few words f the suggestion which Lias been made n some quarters that compulsion would e unfairly atsed if compulsion were Rought in la would be used to Etidal to the sacrifices which the War de lands and to ensure that one Man Puld not Trade upon and abuse the patriotism of his neighbors. He believes that the right of the Tato in a period imminent danger Uch As that we now envisage to con Ert the moral duty and National ser ice into a Legal duty is above and be Ond argument or dispute. He is not fraid to. Use the word conscription. Conscription to maintained was no Onger a matter of debate eople under Shell fire cannot argue can Only decide it was a question it of principle but of necessity. He varned his audience and that Fai older audience that read ills speech it to talk about conscription. As if it veve undemocratic and he reminded hem that in the past we won and Ayed our liberties on More than one by service. Head fitted that those opposed to con scrap Ion could state that the Young men of lie nation had not refused to come Orward in sufficient Ninni. And be loped that this con Niue so As to obviate the necessity of he forcing compulsion that would to splendid thing a thing to boast of nit he made it Clear that of compulsion Vero thought necessary it must ome. Having dismissed for the time being conscription Lloyd George went on to state the Case for compulsion in the Industrial Field and indicated that it night have to come very soon. That Case is Best put in Bis own words to to mobilize in such a Way As to i Rodrice in the shortest space of time he greatest Quantity and the Best and efficient War and tie added this pregnant s ent Enco. That Means after mentioning that he government had mobilized under be Powers conferred by the defence of the realm act All the employers in he country who were Likely to be of service to the National cause and Dis cussing i h a action of prance and Bel glum with regard to workers he expressed the Strong Hope that our work Lien would conduct themselves so As to Render compulsion unnecessary there the matter rests for the Whitt pal biotic splendid list of attractions Wil make carnival greatest on record. The weather Fine and. Organ Zaniou Complete the big National patriotic week has every Promise o being without doubt the. Fluent demonstration and greatest series o athletic events Ever held under on management in Western Canada. The exhibition grounds the horse Sho vat the auditorium rink the Cano club course and club House the stadium and almost every Tennis and Lawn Bowling court in the City have been commandeered for the purpose of presenting athletic and sporting events the combined Energy and enthusiasm coupled., with the ideas of Over 50 business and women s organizations clubs societies and j athletic bodies have been put into play to make the patriotic week a Brand success.1 crowds from country. The purpose being patriotic has aroused widespread interest through out Manitoba and the West Gener ally special excursions have been announced at several Points and the railways Are All giving their usual Low fare rates during this raid sum Mer event. The programme including the big Dominion Day Parade which takes place on thursday next july 1st, at 10 o clock will present one of the greatest allegorical displays of West Ern patriotism Ever seen in. Winni Peg for such a common cause. Popular ticket Sale. There Are three Days yet for the Advance ticket Sale Campaign to close. Practically All leading druggists Cigar stores departmental stores merchants and hotels already report brisk sales of the popular priced. 25c admission Coupon ticket. La pointing out the tact that there i will be much to be seen for 25 cents j at the exhibition grounds this year Charles f. Roland mentioned the Fol lowing combined events that visitors will have the pleasure of seeing at the Price mentioned Rall for 25 cents. J magnificent Parade pageant review i in front of grand stand boy scout demonstration of Camp life juvenile athletic knee to Dominion Champion ships track and Field events dog show whippet races Lacrosse tour i lament baseball games relay races first Aid demonstrations children s play fest football championships Burles tue band daring fascinating fearless trapeze acts vaudeville pro i gramme patriotic moving pictures wire walkers and Aero acts musical and Tableaux women s Rifle review i marches crazy clowns and Side shows attractions without end. A dignified. Made in Winnipeg Midway. Tented stores in control of women s organizations Selling patriotic souvenirs every afternoon and evening during the big ten Days pro gramme will be a pleasurable Fea Ture of the games proper. At the water carnival to be held on saturday july 3, from 2 to 7 ., there will be Over three Hundred contestants for patriotic prizes. Racing oarsmen in fours and eights Hydro plane races yacht races Canoe club contests and swimming competitions i by ladies and gentlemen. I patriotic horse show at Tho horse show will be seen the greatest flesh of bedded blooded Stock Ever witnessed. Over 70 classes Wail be competed for in the 450 entries already registered. Saddle and Riding events by lad ies and gentlemen heavy draught competitions Model Pony show Park Tan dems Pony umbrella and night dress races heavy and Light delivery con Testa sporting Rig and Jura Ping com petitions will All go to make up a great programme at the auditorium rink York Avenue in the rear of the Hudson s Bay stores every evening commencing with july 1st and end ing on the 7th. A Winnipeg Welcome. Winnipeg As a commercial capital of the West will prepare in the next Days to get its flags and Bunting out in order to give the City a most Welcome appearance. The offices of the patriotic week to look after the details for concessions etc., Are fully equipped today with j. Coates Browne in charge of the Dufferin Street Entrance offices. Germany a fonts to e willing to adopt half Way measures regarding sub Marine warfare. Berlin. June the. Hague Rune preliminary draft of he German reply to the second am War on enemy merchantmen which Many regard As Germany s most effective sea weapon. Indication that any com Promise ii which Germany May agree regarding belligerent ships must secure to Germany the safety of her submarines from their attacks. In this connection the death 01 commander Otto Weddigen and Tho Crew of the u-29, who Are alleged to have lost their lives when a British tank Steamer flying the swedish Flag rammed the submersible probably will be cited. The German reply in All probability will be completed by the end of week. Serious situation indicated. Berlin june is Learned that or. Anton Meyer Gerhard s report to the officials charged with draft Erica note subject to change the the German answer to the Ameri correspondent is authoritatively in note indicate the serious tone of formed contains the following representations Germany is fighting for the Freedom of the seas but does not desire in any Way to jeopardize the it rests of neutrals. Expression of appreciation of the Friendship of America. 1 of president Wilson s suggestion of a willingness o mediate Between Germany and great Britain to obtain a modification of the British blockade in return for a modification of Germany s methods of submarine warfare. Indication that Ger Many probably was misinformed in her Contention that the Lusitania was armed. Indication thai. Germany is willing to negotiate with America along the lines Laid Down by presi Dent Wilson in his humanity plea without entirely giving up submarine the situation. The c irps Ori its a Nival in gently at Headquarters Nii Hod . And were marched out to quarters a distance of about four Miles right Tiff the Bat. The in St thing on the programme w u it sure was i Chance for us. Were lined in one behind the other in a Row in front of the Cook hut and a big Muk and plate handed to each of us. Then were marched along and As we passed a certain Point a potato or two was thrown a. Ich of us then a couple of slices of Biord a great chunk of beef a Mink of butter and a h Reat Mug of pass Cut where and Liow you can. No no Forks no it thought 1 would die 1 ii Luiu it the remarks Kome of them n Jdc. Flip night was cold and raining Nearh froze to death. The Bro in i to por Ridge was like Gruel and we had Only our liners to cat it with should have Hoard us , of government and people. He reported that the sentiment in the United states had been growing somewhat More favourable from the German viewpoint and particularly More favourable regarding the prohibition of the Export of munitions of War to the alies. The sinking of the Lusitania however undid All the state of feeling in the United states at the present time he explained such that it would not be satisfied with unnecessary delay in answer nor with an evasive answer which appeared or failed to meet the Issue squarely. In Camp with the 52nd. A private of the 52nd gives the following rather vivid experiences of lice clean Sandy spot right on the Lake Shore. Home resigns As . A Manitou 31 an. Tune "0. Alex. Home who was Nomina cd at Liberal convention on june 22 to contest the Manitou constituency at he com intr provincial Heel Ion handed his resignation .0 the president of the Liberal association inlay. An. Other convention will be held in the near future to bring out another candidate. Read the free press for All the latest news co. L ii m i t e d Robinson Early closing during july and August we close saturdays at 1 Tuesday s women s silk Lisle Hose in a medium weigh 1. With Garter have double knit feet. Sizes. 84 to 10 in. Per pair.-. Children s Lisle souks in n. Splon Fine ribbed tops All colors Ami. Mines. Tuesday i ice pair. Women s silk Boot Hose in . Extra Fine Quality with i in. Garter tops double knit seamless feet. Col ors White and Black. Price women s pure silk Hose in a Beautiful Fine sheer Quality with deep Lisle tops and double knit kites is to 10 in. Price pair. 35c 65c by 15c children s Hole proof Hose in i. Medium double knit seamless fed. A grand stocking for Drin s hard. Wear. All Sale Price three for tuesday and wednesday the last Days of the Hal year bargain Sale the summer underwear sensation of the year. See main Street window. 15c men s summer hot weather Balbriggan shirts and drawers. Come with the great underwear crowd Early. Hot weather bargain special tomorrow. 15c boys bathing suits All sizes 55c men s bathing suits All sizes 65 c men s summer combinations All sizes 75c boys soft summer Alu sizes 50c special Purchase of tit a. Ladies Fine White waists Clearing tuesday at about twelve dozen in All made tip of Marquisette and voiles embroidery trimmed. Some trimmed. Low necks and Short sleeves. Size 34. To 44. Good value at special. Special 25c items for the children s dept. Children s Check Gingham Pinafore in Pink Blue and Tan to fit Ages 3 to 12 years. Regular. 50c. Children s oilcloth aprons to fit Ages 6 months to 2 years. Special infants first shortening Flannelette. Petticoats infants All Over embroidery bonnets sizes to months to years. Special children s dept., second floor. Children s underwear. Children s combinations. Regular 50c, for 39c. Children s vests and drawers regular 25o, for 19c. Infants vests regular 30o, for 25o. s combinations vests land drawers Are made of knitted Cotton. Combinations Are tight knee drop seat also closed Crotch. Vests Are Low and Hijra neck Long Short and sleeveless. Drawers tight and umbrella Knees. Infants Vesta in. A mixture of Wool and Cotton Long sleeves coat shape in sizes from 1 month to 2 years. Tuesday-------------.-.39c, 19o, 25o second floor rivalled Powers of persuasion speech. But he went farther. In his _ he. Did to draw from the premises the inevitable conclusion our industrialists men Wilt not do what is required of their own. Accord then the state will step in and compel them to do it. Under the defense of the realm act the government has very great Powers of compulsion but Lloyd George declared that he had not come to Manchester to brandish these in its face he was sure that he would get More out it. To its patriotism than by of any act of parliament. I vol the he event on if comp Ulm Sion were Hec Esstry then compulsion no at stake. Paris. June Are no Neu Trale when it is a. Question of civilize. said Paul Deschanel president of the chamber of deputies at the annual dinner tonight of the. English and american., correspondents in Paris. M. Deschanel. In a stirring speech paid a. Thierh tribute to the great love of Justice and right which the american nation possessed and concluded with a Toast to the presi dents of the French Republic and the United states and the King of eng land. The american ambassador William Graves Sharp. M. Timer Ville Story president of the Anglo american press association Georges up not. Of the foreign office Emily Laurent the prefect of police and others made addresses. O White Wear specials for tuesday nightgowns in Good Quality Cotton nicely Tri Misofd with lace and embroidery. Slipcover style. 50 to go. Extra special while petticoats Good full skirts trl Mcd with frills of embroidery and lace is to -12 pc Ingle. Special ladies Cotton drawers with deep frill open and closed styles. Sixes 23 to 27. Very special Indian chief and Cowboy suits. Nothing better to please Tho boys than one of splendid play suits now that the holidays mix Hyrc. You will do Well to secure one for your . Com plete outfits. Indian chief suits consist of coat pants and War Bonnet. Cowboy outfits consist of shirts pants hats Belt Holster pistol handkerchief Lariat. Sizes 4 to 10 years. Values loj Fri tuesday special. Ujj a. Ladies Serge suits former values up to for a Are of excellent qualities in Serge in. Smart becoming designs. Many in the popular Plain Gore skirt. Others tunic effect. All have High Waistline. These Are in Black and Navy Only. Jjo Nellis k7 to 42. Waistbands 21 to 27. Specially reduced for tuesday to Warner s Rustproof corsets for tuesday s Selling they do improve the and she repeats child like what she overheard her Mother say the first time she put her new a Vearner corsets they do. It s a truth that has been demonstrated too Many times for there to be any do Tibt about it. Let us Tell you Joist How. There 3s a Warner s Corset for every Type of and Small. The one that fits you beat was during the process of designing fit Ted Over a living figure of your Type with perfect pro portions now you May have a. Perfect figure too. If so. That Model will fit you. If however you have lost the lines of your figure through incorrect Corset Ting does t it stand to reason that your Model in Warner s corsets will give you the More perfect lines of the figure it was modelled Over we a nov it will. That is Why we can truthfully say a Warner s rust proof Corset does improve the figure and that is Why you Wilt say it too when Yon Wear one. Try it this summer and see. Every Warner even at the lowest Price must give satisfaction. P a every pair guaranteed. Prices up from a 500 remnants bleached table Linen to be sold at extraordinary prices note the lengths and the Little Lilicy wiil go for on tuesday Ani a cd Newdy and be Early for they up to embroideries for 29c per Yard a Clearing out of Odd pieces of embroidery insertions balloons and a few edgings ail selected from our regular import Stock. The most exquisite designs one can imagine in eyelet Irish and filet lace effects. These May be used most effectively for trimming dresses of Batiste voile crepe and almost Liny of the new materials used this season. Really this is one of the Best bargains we have offered from our embroidery department. Worth regularly from 50r to 52.00 per Yard. To Clear on tuesday per Yard -.-.-.-. 29c will disappear rapidly. Remnants i Yards Selimir for remnants 1vj sailing for remnants 1% Yards Selling for remnants 2 Yards Selling for each. Cuch.-.28c co oil._.33c _____.38c _____________.43c remnants 2% Yards Selling for remnants Yards Selling for taeh.___.53c remnants. 2% Yards Selling for. Remnants Yards killing for. Eaoli.65o remnants Yards Selling for patriotic week decorate the Verandah with an at Tractive new curtain for Dominion Day. One thousand Yards go on tuesday Day of these High Grade coloured awning stripes. Patterns am the in jest with plenty of Rhar Acter arid style. Kuliye 30 inches wide. Sale Price per Yard. 25c 35c to 50c White ground embroidered crepes and muslims Lor 29c Only about Iso Yards in the lot Consi Litu of crepes muslims in neat embroidered White ground. Kast colors. Regular 15c to Mac. Tuesday special Odd lines of corded velveteen and brocaded crepes 29c. In the Wash goods Section for will by found a Quantity broken lines in uni Dod and brocaded crepes etc., double fold. Stic. Tuc Day. ;