Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 13, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg thursday june 13, 1918. .3 red Cross provincial War fund Jjo Somin and organize for red Cross a Moosomin Sasic. Juno at a town the Keri the Noin attended meeting in the Council chamber last saturday. Moosomin and District was organized for Cross drive. After a Short by j. A. Whiting outlining object worthiness of the the following officers were appointed president Ziajor g. B. Blur Secretary w. .1. I Tacky trea p. A. Blown John Brown Orangeville j a Kaiser Oil mount Reeve Cali Veff Hastings. A. P. Elgin John Mullin Stanley s. J. Gaidam Little Bluff Fred. Crosson Odi anti Jos. Johnson cover John Sharp Lona j. Mcken Moosomin Nival school. T. Moosomin town. Or. Graham. Thursday s red Cross meetings Are As Neepawa Reston Napinka. Cypress River Hamiota Brad War Dine Deloraine Elm Creek and Roland. Desire meeting off from Page one no. A a. Year Between and a year will have to be provided. The lesson to be drawn that we expand our industries to the greatest extent raise As Many new enter Souris is enthusiastic Prises As possible to handle Canada s , .Man., june largely raw material and to get More settlers red Cross or meeting was he d for the land the country that made in the lyceum theatre Here last eve to greatest Progress in the next 25 t years the one possessing the i greatest resources. It would be and Broad minded fashion. It surely cannot be matter of give and take As bet Ween manufacturers on the one hand and Grain growers on the. Other. Labor must be consulted considered the transportation interests of the country now so largely controlled by the government must have their say the great Finan Cial institutions of the country wholesale and retail business producers controlling our mines forests fisheries Are All vitally interested in the question of the Tariff and must clearly have a voice As to its retention or otherwise. In giving expression to the convictions of manufacturers in this manner who should at the same time be glad to meet the Grain growers of the West and would do our Best to try to bring about Ned in opening the the system to be i n Erna a f Lumc t drive and urged run be serous to the red th6 the Campaign committee was appointed Wal Abby c of Cculloch j More s. B. Prest w. C. Wenman. R. Armstrong j. W. Breakey . O. A by nit and s. S. Smith. The next meeting will be held in the Presby Terian Church on june 14, and will be addressed by two of the Provin Cial Campaign speakers. Rapid City enthusiastic. Rapid City Man., june m. Seattle was appointed president and Hugh Lockhart vice president of a Strong influential committee formed at the close of a rousing red Cross meeting held Here last night for Tho purpose of perfecting the Organiza Tion for the big Campaign of next week. The Large audience followed the speaker with intense interest and a conference to be held a Little later in Yie in the City of Winnipeg this conference to be followed by meetings if necessary. We would hos Vever be altogether insincere and dishonest did we not state in general terms that if there is on thing More certain than another it is that manufacturers could not. Possibly exist in this country with out the Small measure of Protection which the Tariff affords them. The two stand or fall together. Speaking broadly Canada must choose Between the Tariff with manufactures on the one hand or free Trade w thou manufactures on the the Issue cannot be dodged and should not be clouded. At this particular time in. Our National when employment for returned soldiers is going to be a the duty paid on materials and pro matter of Paramount importance needed and when the Larn est possible Rev-1. Chaa. H. Dunning. Canadian i Enue must be obtained in All directions. To carry our Gigantic War debt. The question May fairly be asked is the farming Industry languishing to Rector of production is quite too Good a business Man not to see very clearly that even the removal of duties on agricultural implements for the such an extent that in order to help j Farmer Means that much additional it out there must ton destroyed or even impaired its fellow producer the manufacturing Industry of tills country in weakening of the latter from our standpoint. Would mean partial destruction of the or. Parsons stated that the Protection to the manufacturers in Many instances is very Small because of Burden of taxes to the population As a whole. In making his report Cov ering the proposed removal of duty on agricultural implements he stated he was not concerned with questions of Tariff Reform Federal Revenue questions of permanent fiscal policy or the age Long Issue Between free Trade and Protection " j Rue r to remove the duty on agricultural i All. T it la i to i implements would affect go plants employing sixty a millions of capital and paying wages and salaries u p proxy mating a year. he said such us to the government that they rebated the duty charges on raw materials but the tractor Industry where hundreds of men were de and others in anticipation As a-3 hundreds of thousands of dollars already invested has been , at All events for the read the free press for sound National policy to develop manufacturing within our own bound Aries. If we determined our National Industrial and agricultural policy be tween now and the return of the soldiers we should develop beyond anything that Ever came off before. Sir John urged that greater Atten j Tion must be paid to the technical i scientific training and research. Our universities far behind those of the United states in this must be patterned on Harvard Columbia and Wisconsin. Were visibly moved by the stories of the ministrations of the red Cross to the wounded and dying. Senate s action hotly appointment of Trade Board recommended or. Parsons recommended the appointment of a Trade Board to con the government in Tariff Fer with changes. A pie a for., better relationship be tween labor and. Capital in the work ins out of after the War prob leans j i was also contained in Parsons denounced by women speech j urges United interests. Capital and Sterling Bank on guard at this time the year people fee weak tired listless their blood is ii they have lived indoors and per expended All mental and Bocile Energy and they want to knot to renew their Energy and Stam Ina overcome headaches and Back have Clear eyes a smooth a fld skin and feel the1 exhilaration o Tea Good health tingling through body. Good Rich. Red blood is the Best insurance against ills of ail kinds. Ainoi. Al diseases come from impure and impoverished Blooml. It is to be noticed in the Pale Brantford on-c., Juno the action of the Senate in throwing out the addition to he criminal code raising the age consent from 16 to is years of. Age after the House had approved of the amendment was denounced in no weak Lan Guage at the opening session of the National Council of women Here this afternoon. So heated did the discussion become that lady Tay Lor of Winnipeg made the comment that she feared that some of them would be arrested 10 treason be cause of the comments on upper House. The matter came up in the Rig hts of the committee of resolutions. On a Resolution expressing Diss Atista tier. With the action the Senate under the caption of he said that there Are armed Cai Pii of capital labor and that there should be some method of Union Between these two As must stand together in. Their own inter ests. At present he did not think the working Man received a Large enough measure of consideration. I would like to see a spirit of mutuality and co operation engendered that the two great classes would think together and not he exclaimed. I believe this would result in efficiency in All organizations. Sons said it was understood when or pimply Ace. The tired Haggard i mrs. Hamilton moved an amendment appearance or the listless manner. I with mrs. Harrington As her Aid. Drink hot water a Hak hour before that the word indignation be added and for a vegetable tonic to the Resolution. The discussion was there s nothing better than or. Piece s .1 wide one. Xone of the ladies were Golden medical discovery the old fashioned herbal . Which has Nad such a Fine reputation for fifty years. It contains no alcohol or narcotics. 1 is made from Goiden Seal Root blood Root grape Root. Queen s Root. Black Cherry bark extracted with Glycerine and made into tablets and liquid. Tablets fifty cents at most drug stores in order to insure pure and to build up the system try this tonic Mirari As or. Pierce s Golden medi Cal discovery. Get it hair opposed to the spirit but thought it the More judicious to leave out the word indignation. This View did not prevail however. Mrs. Wright added fuel to the flames by a Strong denunciation or the Senate on the Resolution being put to a vote that which included the expression of indignation tit the Senate s action was declared carried by a great majority. The government was formed that the agitation of the Western Grain grow ers for the abolition of the Tariff Canada s would not be continued during the i period of the War. This tie said had been denied by some of the Grain growers during the session just ended but a newspaper report of an address by Hon. T. A. Crerar at Winnipeg in the election quoted him As stating the Tariff is not an Issue at present. I feel just As strongly on the question of the Tariff As any Man. I have not sacrificed these views in joining a Union gov four children burned to death Rome june 12. 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But a teaspoonful of the this removes the whole in trouble alld the meal i naturally anti healthfully without pills or artificial digit f ounces of Bis rated mag fat from any Reli Abio Dos Gist. Ask i Orn Ler or tablets. It never in is a milk or citrate and to i form is not a laxative lilt a ,000 dissolution or partnership Sale of shoes watch papers tomorrow Sale opens Friday wait Stock will be sold by Leighton Sale Purchase co., limited Canada s greatest Selling agents Ern ment. The Tariff is not the Issue at present. The great outstanding Issue is the winning of the after referring to the fact that the Toronto Globe had in View of this statement described the Tariff situation As a or. Parsons said want duty removed. The manufacturers therefore accepted this View and would have re-1 spec Ted the same throughout if others had done so. We have found however today in the Western provincial Legislatures resolutions have been passed asking for the removal of the duty on agricultural implements As a so called War measure in Farmers papers and other organs there has been carried on a. Constant agitation against the. Tariff and denunciation of the manufacturers. Grain growers have recently challenged manufacturers to come out openly and declare themselves upon the Tariff question. Much As we would have preferred that there be no consideration of this question during the period of the War As All our attention f should be fixed upon Dur National Obi a nations yet some measure of action j has been forced upon us and it is therefore necessary to deny Many of i the unfair erroneous and misleading statements that have been made for the purpose of trying to prejudice the minds of the Public against manufacturers and manufacturing interests Oei this Countz a. Friends of Farmers. Our statements should be pre faced with the remark that the manufacturers of this country along with i air other classes Are vitally interest j i de in the Success of the agriculture i its and will not be satisfied until the fullest possible measures looking to their betterment and removal of any inequalities or unfair burdens Are accomplished. It surely is not Neces sary to do this however at the expense of other classes and at the risk of ruination of our great Industrial fabric built up Wmk great care and National efficiency. After declaring that there is no More demand for reciprocity at the present time than there was when that Issue was Defeated at the polls and quoting from president Taft s statement that reciprocity would Only make Canada an adjunct of the United or. Parsons said it i would appear from the propaganda being waged against the manufacturers of. Canada that the chief View presented is that the Tariff is retained solely to the Benefit the manufacturers and to oppress All other classes of the people the farming Community in particular. Manufacturers must speak it is. Therefore quite he said that the time has come when the manufacturers of this country can no longer keep silent either in their own interests the interests o labor or the great National interests of country. It should be remembered that the present Tariff with changes Here and was enacted As a great National policy not for the Benefit of any one class but for the Well being of the nation at Large. No one who is not ignorant of the subsequent history of our Dominion can say that it has not justified its existence. An enormous Revenue had to be raised in any Case and in no other Way can the amount produced by the Tariff be raised so easily and fairly As by the present methods which at the same time incidentally give reasonable Protection to our great manufacturing industries. Favors Trade Board. I manufacturers feel that the tar Liff could and should to changed Here and there and so amended that it would apply More scientifically tha a i it does at the present time. For this and other reasons the manufacturers would like to see created what might be termed a Trade and Tariff Board. I such a Board to be composed of representative men of actual expert j i ence and wide knowledge of com i Mereial conditions and whose Broad j i Outlook and vision would lit them. Particularly for the proper study of these great questions so vital to our National interests. This Board would report to the government from time to time 7k removal Sale Price of w. And m. 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