Winnipeg Free Press

Friday, November 21, 1919

Issue date: Friday, November 21, 1919
Pages available: 28

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 21, 1919, Winnipeg, Manitoba Entry political Field character now confronting loved country. Comprehensive scheme which would capt. E. Wood chairman of Trillave taken care of every Man in Orsan Kation committee was in to blamed in the the minister of the lat Ter s Secretary who was looking after income taxation for failure of the . Scheme to Pasa the Federal the earliest so that such strength and influence shall be available in the solution of the Many tremendous problems of a National n u Lyle other speakers included g p r we the Manitoba cr.w.va., a. E. Moore Keller a and Waters. Wittfo. Mention of strike there was very Little reference to a at he meeting and no expressed intention of .1 t la lilt 1.guc14x1 House. Be quoted figures As to Cost of the . And said it ail came Dou n to a question of ways Thund he still Nir ured that would be ample to handle briny in the strike iss i like Fate. We Don t a to and . Was Erl with Force Alontra wit j of Bray d urine the few minutes he was on the platform. I capt. Wilton at this juncture Point i Ert out to the men thai if they kept squabbling among themselves they would give the impression that they As a political party would be Tor Ever non est. Capt. Wheeler who also met with lots of opposition denied making the statement at Ottawa that so be cent. Of the members of the sex soldiers and sailors party were con scripts. He referred his critics to Hansard. E. Farnell another Man prominent in. The strike was a constant critic but did not pre to the platform. He was twice forced to take his heat when attempting to make a speech from the floor of the Hall. Major Andrews advice. After telling of the history of the gratuity movement and his i fret to the .a. Plan through the Ottawa House if ajor Andrews said he had withdrawn his amendment for the reasons indicated. He quoted statistics to St port his Contention 01. Xxx Ubhi that Canada had made Money by the it Kurt finally consented. From j War that Canada had also loaded Nunn herself a Biff financial Burden. Vipul Campaign mull the scheme but they must remember attempt was made to let Chat Tho collecting discussed and the g we in taxation an d had a attitude in relation to it int ,1 of incurred within edition to it. But ast ei8.hteen months. One Man vere in of Canada s male population went to War at a financial loss. The i remainder stayed at Home and made i Money. More wheat was produced More livestock was raised and Manu Marjre majority of those present to Eten to a Trike what Are we Here for and out the strike promptly de k. E. Criticism executive. Others who so Iii to in if. Lumen a Iii Iii Tiiu Jive infers or the h fractured doubled and trebled. Wheat a Chance to support met with Acure t a went to twit the Price Man been i Strum .000 set aside government tit meet their constituents and returned sol Diers throughout the country on the matter the next two months and m focussing Public opinion on november 21, 1919. I the matter. And i see no j. Am ii Riison if Why we should not carry ta6d up. T Comra de if some of the libera members of the Federal House lot leave the chamber when they the vote was Likely to be taken d5evi s replied they blew there because they were not replying to Fred Law of the . V.a., major Andrews said the returned members of the. House did Nof Vul 1 re men or their dependents. What they _ Han eloquent must do now t and Mak Farmers. N it the. I r i Uff i l my out not Are at Tho next session re turf .1 blamed the financial in return Teress at Ottawa rather than the and other speakers had tried to a cries for the vote to be put. was carried Many men left the Hall. A. E. Floore the second last speaker attacked the profiteers who he said not Only took advantage of the country s misfortune but were Low enough to sen to the government in which was sent to troops overseas. He agreed that the main a mass. Nov. 20 tendered International Trade night. Sir Arthur Britain sail Harrt i Don t kill. We re allies who fought together i hop go Forward by the caucasian said with a snap of the Finger. Wilton pleads Fop Unity capt. Wilton also received an ova Tion. He warmed to his subject by i Man now because we want con strip 1110.1. profits ton of wealth right to next i should. Be taken for the Benefit of the i first urging that excessive profits told of the suggestion 94 or cent of All profits be conscripted and said the difficulty Here would be most of the profits had Beer Distri buted and moreover. He argued a Man had to make profits Inion Tex i to div Njma airy Consenza. Troia i Pitt Tejyu Oejia Miff it helped he i a a tar u and Telline i Farmers or pro How much Sooj it manufacturers he said. W. B. To Regis 22s Narti Adams Street Petersburg a. If Cereij girl w no affers is Mim Welle old or from painful periods backache dragline Aown Paisa inflame Raatika Oravic Gratias Wynm enly Thia Fame a Root a ii serb remedy a Isial they would ims Atli to Freia Rath offer Iii. Adrinee women Aro tie Lydia e. Pinkham Wii Civ Lyan Masuju the result of in at your a Erica. Had been the ones to make Money. The salaried Man had suffered. The producers and manufacturers How Ever were not to be blamed and next to the Man who went to France they were the most patriotic because they had enabled the soldiers to carry on the main trouble was that while Money had been made most of it had been spent. He believed that the spirit of the Canadian people wag that every Man should be re established if it took every Dollar in the Treasury to do it. The plan of the . Was not a , but a to be. Able to buy Victory Bonds a statements which a portion of his audience did not support. We Are about five years too. Late with this he said. We Are tip against it but Rcv can and will find a Way out of he there is Only one Way and that is political shouted one Man and this1 Sally was vociferously applauded. Yes it can be done and i would advise that we get the Farmers the manufacturers and All classes in the Community together to agree on a he said. Must stay by arbitration. Major Andrews then repeated his explanation As to Why. He withdrew his amendment and went on we must be ready to arbitrate this ques Tion if necessary. Ancl Here let me say that any Man who will not arbitrate when he gets a1 fair Chance is a criminal Lunatic. And Don t mind what line of business it is dead silence followed this remark which was repeated by. The. Speaker 96 per returned men. If the Domi scripted company which Mafle 300 per cent during the War was asked to j Send in a tax Bill of 84 per cent of its profits and if it did not do so its was taken the Bill Woner soon and then applauded. He concluded by stating that the . Had now time Figer the time Saver Washer is already in Over 400 Winnipeg Homes Homes All testify to its to the labor it saves your Home can possess the time Saver for a Cash pay ment balance payable Only a month a he said mid no j Plause. The Oci vile Millir co i which made 72 per cent., he said could be similarly treated. Coming to the object of the gathering he agreed with Mceviley that those who Hart Ric hts and did not use them soon those richts taken away. There i were two methods of exp Iris inc those i rights one being throne re direct actions which led to revolution and the i other through constitutional mint and the ballot Box. Ancl if they were going to adopt the latter course they must exercise patience find method was doomed to Disant ointment and disaster not Only of themselves but to their dependents and the men who had come Back mutilated. Experience in France Hart them the value of Unity and inst first agree to abide by a a of the majority. At present Thev were in the position of the Man w the his hands tied and must take a Leaf out Farmers Book by re Shackels an getting organized ready for political action. The come in and hear the different styles of Mclagan in our private demonstration Parlours. To Leb greatest selection of pianos under one roof Steinway Gerhard Hennixman Nordheimer Haines Gec Ian Bell Sherlock Manning Lesage Canada Brambach Auto piano and Imperial value of this Harl been reflected in the Ontario elections and he was sure the Farmers would have control of the. Country after the next Federal election. It might pay the veterans to fall right in behind the Farmers but in any event they should be ready to enter the Poi tical Field. He 1 agreed that they Shou d get the men them who knew something of finance of farming of manufacturing and of every other line of activity and formulate platform of which they could be justly proud and which would commend itself to right people. G. P. Weir said the government of the country had got into the hands of the wrong people and must be got put again right away. Only by Unity could this be . B. Batsford also made a plea for Unity. I Unity essential Comrade Keller of the sex soldiers and sailors party said major an Drews and capt. Wilton were Only just finding out that the returned Ynen were a fac s Etal Nunu Mon were Factor. This remark led led to Many interruptions and Keller irent on to agree that Unity was essential no matter what name the re turned men s organizations were Nown by. J after r. B. Bray and capt. 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