Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, June 22, 1918

Issue date: Saturday, June 22, 1918
Pages available: 32
Previous edition: Friday, June 21, 1918
Next edition: Monday, June 24, 1918

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 22, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press saturday june. 22, 1918. Will be fled letter a City people on their Way Over auspicious programme in Honor j visit of american troops i to Prairie Metropolis 1 1 governors of states to also mayors of cities to take j part in demonstration following is the tentative pro my reached by the civic recep at its session yester Tion troops will i 5 train of -25__parade of men at c. P. R. Do j of and Welcome by military authorities. Headed by bands moves of toward City Hall. Parade include Canadian troops vet trans and Highland cadets. Reception at City Hall. Address by acting mayor j. A Cockburn. Governors of Minnesota and North Dakota with mayors of Bath . And Manitoba cities on platform. 500 children will sing Star spangled led by bands and lady soloists. Moves on via main and Broadway to University Campus. By provincial authorities at Campus. Address by act ing Premier Hon. Thos. j and nut slant governor Aikins. Supper for men and officers at Amport Hestro. 720__men dismissed to mingle with Canadian troops. Military inst 2 pc. Reception to officers members of american women s club. Women s Canadian club 1.0.d.e. Officers. High court judges and civic dignitaries with their wives .0 or will March Back to c. P. R depot. Ladles will Talo i part in this precession. Troops will entrain at re oct and will co Early tuesday morning. Motia ,1 red letter Day or the Treopie of Winnipeg. With the of i. Few minor details reception committee i Welcome 10 the men of Trio unit j s a states army who or end 3 few hours Hen. Seas promises to be the Best fun of its kind the Prairie Metropolis has Ever beheld. _ the train carrying the troops is 1 Calgary tonight and will i Stop a Short time at Moose jaw. I it will is in Brandon for about half 1 an hour around noon monday and will then leave in Good time for the first Section to reach Winnipeg promptly at 5 o clock. Between then and b.25 the men will Detrain arid to ready for a Welcome at the hands of the military authorities outside the c. P. R. Depot. Capt. Angus macintosh son in Law of the Duke of Devonshire and Well known to Many Winni Eggers a in the City As the official representative of the British embassy at m Ash ton and the British Mili tary commission in the United states. He will join the train with the soldiers going East and take them As far As Ottawa where they will Likely be reviewed by the governor general himself. At the reception commute meeting yesterday it was decided to Send invitations to the governors of Minnesota North and South Dakota also to the mayors of the principal cities in the status named also the mayors of the cities within Manitoba. Hon. Thos. John son will Hindle the invitations for the South and acting major cock Burn those from this Side of the line. It is expected that at least a score u prominent visitors will come from across the line. Including several from St. Paul and Minneapolis. Acting Premier Thos. Johnson Hon. Go. Grierson. Acids cock Burn. .Lieut.-col. G. K c. Pousette. A Fajoni w. Bowland and a dozen others including several ladies representing women s organizations in the City were present at the meeting yesterday. Controller Wallace presided and c. J. Brown was appointed Secretary of the com Mittee. Canadians in High condition of efficiency says Premier special Cable to the free press Juno sir Robert Burden is undo groins in extremely Streun us time. Speaking to your representative at the Savoy hotel after a visit Ger Saif Ous time. R Saf i Kiva seen and h eard Here shows the conduct of. The asked How the condition of uie British people struck him on re visiting better off if you drink i Postum instead of j Tea or Coffee Postum is nutritious Frevalt Irful economical delicious and satisfying try it for every Good reasoned mrs. J. K. Coulter and mrs. C. W. Gillespic representing the american women s club assured the rest of the committee that they wanted to join hand in hand with the Canadian women. Mrs. Mckay and other representatives of the . Expressed reciprocal sentiments. The Folio Wing ladies were appointed a committee to handle the arrangements deputed to the women chiefly the catering for the supper which is to of. Given to the visitors at the amphitheatre mr.5. Arthur Rogers convener mrs. Mckay mrs. Coulter mrs. Saund .-.rson, airs. Claude miss Johnson and mrs. Gillespie. Park idea dropped the idea of taking the men to the Park was dropped it was i found that the train would not j rive until 5 . No discussion arose i on the idea of t civic Holiday this j being considered unnecessary. J Many bands taking part there will be no fewer than six bands and probably seven the will have their regimental band the depot band will be in at Leatice. the Highland cadets the . And a. V. Bands and probably the Flut u grenadiers and 79th highlanders pipe band. Between 500 and. 700 school Chil Dren Willow lined up on the oppo site Side or main Street to the City Villi the band leading them in the singing of the Star spangled Banner and the British National Anthem. Lady soloists will be secured to Lead the children while printed words will be distributed i Over men. The regiment will consist of offi Sci i and 1.100 men. It is the 3rd Bat i Talion of the 363rd regiment of United states infantry and is fully a med and equipped. Major Woolbaugh will be in command with capt. Aber second in command capt sever capt. Plummer. Lieut. Upp j transport and Lieut. Strong j Supply Appeal to decorate j acting mayor Coeburn has issued j an Appeal to a1.1 citizens to decorate i their Homes or places of business for j the occasion. The City will have a big electrical display in front of the City Hall and extra flags and Bunting Are being purchased to decorate lamp standards. Acting Premier Johnson joins in the Appeal this will be a memorable event in the history of the Canadian West. Schedule for next week on Steamer keen Ora the River trips by the Steamer have been Well patronized j this week and have been greatly in j moved. Bands have accompanied i some of the excursion parties and have added to the pleasure with Gay music. The schedule for the coming week is As follows saturday and Navy vet Erans to keen Ora Park ., usual trip to St. Andrew s locks at 2.15 . Sunday Montei Tiore club to keen Ora Park at 2.15 . And usual to St. Andrew s locks. Monday Goodwill club Elm Wood Church to keen Ora Park . Tuesday teat Lodge de ree of Honor a.c.u.w., to keen Ora Park 8 15 . Wednesday auxiliary 183rd batt., to Kee Nora Park ., and usual trip 10 St. Andrew s locks. Thursday 11 Royal society of St. George to keen Ora Park . Friday ladies Aid. Norwood presbyterian Church to keen Ora Park s.15 . Leading american Ace is believed killed Paris. June leading american Ace in the French flying corps. First Lieut. Frank l. Baylies of new Bedford mass. Is missing after an unequal Light with four Ger Man machines. The enemy Iliad the advantage of position and number but Baylies put a a. Same Light. He attempted to take the offensive against the Ger mans but his machine caught fire and fell after a few moments about six Miles within tiie German Ines. From. Feb. 10. 191s. Up to j Ine 7. Lieut. Baylies had gained 12 Aerial victories and had been promoted from Corporal to first lieutenant. On june 1 he Way awarded the Cross of the legion of Honor and he had been cited in French army orders several times previously. He was 22 years old. A match probable cause of fire Atje Legram fire brigade is exonerated in report submitted by fire commissioner o Connor the delay of the arriving there and manipulating the Hose in to the building. Owing to the extraordinary conditions prevailing the lire happen ing so soon after the Bremen s strike any that migh. Have occurred under Ordinary circumstances would not have been u noticeable feature but at this particular fire owing to thus Uund take by the Telegram newspaper on the firemen s strike the conduct of the firemen seemed to by criticized whether justly or not. No unnecessary delay. Fire chief Buchanan. And his deputies seem to the perfectly satisfied that the lire was handled with the same celerity As Oil All previous overhead wiring outside build ing Handicap in proper fighting of fire sinn Feiner wins election London. London june Griffth. Sinn fein who was recently arrested in the sinn fein round up in Ireland has been elected to the House of commons from East Cavan. He Defeated the nationalist candidate by u. Vote of to six nations indians object to registering Brant Force out. June decided stand against registration has j been taken by members of. The Sis nations indians on the re Skye some 10 Miles from Brantford As shown by Trio following statement drafted and accepted at a mass meeting the indians arc the government to declared l of the Indian act. And Are not subjects and arc not embraced in the Ovder in Council re Quiring enumeration besides which it is distinctly against the treaty of Paris made by the Crown of great Britain with the indians and con sequently they have decided not to Register under the said order in comic in of the government of the do minion of Canada. Signed by chief Levi general Deputy speaker six nations however those Woli wish to Regis Ter will not be prevented from registering. The situation on the Reserve is said to be a. Most serious one. Last week chief William Smith was shot at. He has been Active in urging that the indians Register. The most probable cause and no doubt the most logical conclusion on tile origin of the Telegram Tiro two weeks ago today was that some per son searching through tie dark place on the top floor lighted a match and May have dropped it Vilc lighting which would Lodge Between the floor and. Set some matter on says fire commissioner Harry o con nor in his summary of evidence which was handed out yesterday afternoon. The commissioner exonerates the lire , but thinks that a Little delay May have been occasioned by the fact that horses had to be a hitched from the Aerial apparatus before it was convenient and that the apparatus had to be drawn into place Iby hand. He also Points out that the overhead Wir ing outside the Telegram office would greatly hamper Progress in fighting a fire. The report concludes with a sum Mary epitomised As follows after hearing the whole of the statements made one cannot help being impressed with the diversity of opinion As to the fighting of the fire and the cause of the Firo and occasions. Chief Buchanan admits that if their most modern Aerial ladder Alphunce was in order it might have been hoisted quicker but that there was no unnecessary delay through its absence and that the general conditions the fire was fought in the regular Winnipeg Firo brigade form which everybody must admit is masterly. While it privilege of every Man to criticize it is very difficult o do it comprehensively and Bills men in the actual discharge of their accumulated a Quantity of dust and liable to catch Tiro through any Accident. The floor was known to. Be not in first class condition practically everybody in the building was known to be a and while smokers Are. Admittedly careful in Accident could happen through this cause or As is the most probable cause some person searching through that dark place ils Ted to match and May have dropped it while lighting which would Lodge Between the floors winds and want of moisture to Saskatoon and South to Rod in much better con Cut ton but rain needed conditions in . Good also Western and Northern Alberta Good.1. Baron Rhondda seriously Iii t Ondon june reports of a in condition of Baron Rhondda Brit j i food Inin Istar. Cd me from his Home 1 a Wales a Herc he has been confined j i f v i serious or several weeks i probable he will be unable resume his work at the food my a i i Onnive Roar of Baron Rhonl ensure of the Wocl irir., Irra Are roofing a had o Deal since it touched the i Cisily life of every inhabitant of. The United frees eight . Loaders hic ago. June judge Dis yesterday dismissed i your Beauveau peace Ltd quit their main St. Store last Day of the Beliveau peace Ltd. Sale on at both 432 main and 253 Portage f x this sales Everhe Din the City eager buyers t pronged the aisles during Sale Pur chasing the world s famous fashion Craft clothing and Beliveau peace finest furnishings. Spread the news among your friends and neighbors that today is the last Day and that they today in saving Money. Tell them of the wonderful bargains advise them to come Early this morning they will appreciate your Good judgment in recognizing the Spates clothing and furnishing values you have Ever seen. If you Haven t already visited the Sale come today and look around Exa Jne the goods compare the prices and Quality of fashion Craft clothes and furnishings. They should deeply impress you. If you believe in economical buying you Wilt buy clothing for the next few years of High prices. To men s fihe shirts is another Fine lot soft and stiff cuffs and value. Pc Price men s Best made up from Rich neckwear silk. Sale Price pc blazers genuine All Wool blazers for boys and girls. Sale Price Golf Hose i combinations men s Wool Golf Hose. Sale Price men s Klose Crotch . Style combination suits. Sale 1c Price j men s hand tailored shirt55 is your last change to buy a genuine hand tailored shirt for men s 50c and 60c silk Lisle is your last Chance to buy these at pair 35 Beautiful shop fixtures Tor Sale main Street store men s Cool cloth suits Palm Beach etc., All new and Good styles. White shirts s Fine White s2.00 to values. The last Day your Choice of our ?40 line of ail Wool Fash Ion Craft suits Bloxie Serge your last Chance combinations men s . Style silk and Linen Combina Tion Chance the last Chance to buy a All Wool fashion Craft suit hand tailored and they were priced Low at Mew s Wool fashion Craft suits this is a Fine lot for Early shoppers. Your last Chance men s Wool fashion Craft suits these Are Well made and none better at last Chance your last Chance to buy a pashion Craft Cool summer suit at men s ?2.50 and dress gloves capes and suedes All Good new Stock. Your last Chance at men s men s ?3.00 Mas for the last Day hand tailored s4.50 men s shirts this is your last Chance to buy Classy shirts at sport shirts men s Hose men s n a w sport shirts value. The last Day Cashmere Hose Are Worth 51.00 Best old time dyes. The c c last Day o cd Htoon other Clete Dante ;