Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 21, 1920, Winnipeg, Manitoba Agricultural committee with principal Bracken As chairman been named to decide All policies regarding stand Field crop the holding of seed arid similar Page 64 today and guile shabby counterfeits the Winnipeg police find that some of the merchants deceived with bogus Bills showed Over eagerness in accepting apparently Good United states clumsily raised from ones to december Sun rises sets Moon rises sets Twenty eight pages Iti Arp fight ten rebels killed and probably eight soldiers Are conflicting corporation told it bust vacate City Hall by tomorrow Tablin Freeman my has received a report that qty of troops was ambushed by afternoon at in of the Fly Are says the news e Lut it is stated the troops fired Ambus Cading killing ten i wounding or capturing casualties Are reported Nisly Between eight killed and Ier report says that troops a House near the scene Ambuscade and killed a Large Baber of Hall must be vacated Binder of the Dublin notice demanding posses i of the City Hall and municipal Ines by the dub corporation met today anal re 1 by 16 votes to 7 to ignore the k military and police carried out i today both in Dublin and in Many arrests were included one sinn fein Mem f of and the father of her sinn fein Rich of in mail train big raid on a train reported today from county fifty Arm Lind disguised men held up the of the train at the station and several mail which Erwe recovered in a hedge near two of the bags had been sergeant commanding the which recently successfully re an attack on the police said today to received the ing communication on your but think you will f de Valera not on inn de president of the was not among the passengers who landed Here this in from the steamship Aqui Iron new the Captain die vessel said he wan not aware report that do Valera was of immigrants from american citizens than two thirds of the immigrants who entered Canada by Way of the United states during november were United states in All persons came into the do minion from the United of were 791 women and 620 children were Citi Zens of the United 738 were canadians returning to make their Homes in their native coun 164 were of British and 242 were of other National figures with respect to immigration by Ocean ports will not be available until the end of the the november figures do not show any alarming influx from Central such As is causing apprehension in the United the total includes one two one 25 five 25 one Turk and one Argentine earthquake 400 water gushing from crevices floods Large areas Buenos num Ber of persons dead and injured in last fridays earthquake disaster is now estimated at More than this figure is based on reports received from Relief parties in the affected Earth tremors occurred again to wide stretches of territory Are be ing flooded with which continues to gush from crevices opened by the Relief work is being carried on with great diff Large numbers of tents sent from Mendoza have been received in the stricken villages and Are furnishing shelter to hundreds who have been rendered homeless by the violent shocks Felt at Yap naval wireless message from the Island of in the South Pacific today announces that the Moat violent Earth quake shocks occurred in the Vulcin to of he lasting several the Earth shocks were followed saturday by a storm which created extensive experts Here regard the Shock to have been the same As that reported Tokio and believe there Las been a tremendous upheaval of the bed of the Pacific Oard the Aquitania until he was by the correspondent of the edited i Tho was a passenger Ruiu Juli in Well and that he occupied a w Neit to that of de Valera in a is York de he add the he 1 a few Days before i sailing of the Sparl that if de was on Ltd he had kept Well out of the police Here were particularly Arete in requiring verification of a passports of passengers Landing 1 Cherbourg from the two killed in aran islands forces lifted the aran islands today in seiners believed to be in a series of to fugitives were three willed and seven raid was planned on a huge the military in Small beats Kout from the Mainland under of darkness and completely wounded the group of Rocky which Are scattered about it Entrance of Galway before to tie first Boatload of soldiers to jaws greeted with a fusillade of m this served to warn the Lead terrorists hiding in Stone and caves and soon the alarm through the he islands were searched As sys pm locally As but because of Iff broken character it was believe unit Many hiding places escaped won and it was understood a i nay be maintained to conduct Home Rule Bill Safe Irish Home is now Safe and will be on the statute Book this week Only slightly amended from we in which it first left the of the House of after a Brief to All the amendments made to if Only amendment discussed by fas today was that passed by House providing that if area in Ireland refused to set f the executive could the offer a second time in three cars after june both houses of the British Par it passed a Resolution asking Earl Ilid Ducton objected to limit of three and on half and challenged a division on he was Defeated de vote of is to his and other were agreed to without Ito a so she modification made i c of Nordh today at Tho Jtj we of lord the pfc Euort Lac bil1 again will Fern submitted to the House Moons As a formality and it be tomorrow before the Sanction is amendments made value of fort Norman Oil Fields enormous greatest difficulty to overcome is that of transportation to Tariff Foping Senate Democrat steering committee resists Hasty enactment opponents think measure should give Protection to manufacturers it the 1ordney emergency Tariff Bill in the Ami decision of its sup porters to Call it up for consideration was followed today by expressions of open both in the House the opposition hitherto Manifest Only to a slight was intensified by the filing of minority views by representative who scathingly denounced the measure from beginning to and by Deci Sion of the Senate Democrat steering committee to resist Hasty enactment the chairman of the House ways Ana Means in re porting the urged action not because the Bill was perfect but be cause it was the Best obtainable under the the filing of the committees report disclosed that the measure had been made applicable for a period of ten months instead the one year period previously expect big Revenue chairman Fordney submitted with the report estimates of the Treasury department on the basis of available report approximately in Revenue would be derived from the duties to be imposed under the the commodities enumerated in the Bill now produce less than the duties proposed include the Fol lowing 30 cents Bushel wheat 20 per 15 cents Bushel 2 cents Pound 25 cents Bushel 40 cents Bushel meal and broken 12 cent per Pound 30 per a head 1 a head Mutton and 2 12 cents a Pound 15 cents Pound 30 cents Pound Wool manufactures of 45 cents Pound 45 cents want manufactures protected on the voting in the ways and Means committee two republicans and four democrats opposed the the View taken by the opponents of the Bill was that if Tariff legislation is to be enacted it should include Protection for manufactured this Contention appeared to have gained some strength among representatives of the textile and other manufacturing and is expected to bring on a heated alarm throughout that there is considerable alarm throughout Canada Over the Possi Portage la Prairie figures on having Only government liquor dispensary Portage la provincial liquor dispensary for Manitoba will be located in Portage la and when the do minion government declares that imports of liquor stall not come into the province this will be the Only Point where a Supply will be available for retail druggists and those entitled under the act to secure spirituous 4 the location of the dispensary will be in the property known As the Garland on Saskatchewan Avenue that portion of the premises which has been used by the army and Navy veterans As a clubroom will be and there will be offices upstairs on the ground a lease has been secured for these premises and Thev will be taken Over Early in the new late government purchasing will be the manager assisted by who for several years was manager of the Hudson Bay wholesale liquor the Interior of the premises will be reconstructed and strengthened in order to protect the an important consideration in deciding the government to select Portage la Prairie As the Point of location was that it had Many advantages Over where a truck delivery system would have be such delivery leaves Many openings for theft and for the securing of liquor whereas at Portage practically All the sup plies will be handled by the express and these then assume the and have a better safeguarding organization than the government could presume to Winnipeg civic pensions bylaw finally passes City Council meeting deluged with deputations and delayed so that a special meeting is to be held thursday night to Deal with mall recommendation of the works committee v the proceedings of the City Council which were begun last night before s did not permit of the pass ing of the pensions bylaw for civic employees until Oclock this not that All the time was by any Means taken up with consideration of the the largest audience that has attended in the coun cil chamber for a very Long while had to listen to the denunciations of such numerous delegations that it was after 10 Oclock before Council could begin its Ordinary its first consideration then was the largest number of communications it has had addressed to it for Many a the delegations mainly con tined themselves to denunciations of the proposed straight mall plan it from owners of property who might be More inter ested in having a Diagonal mall constructed and to a recital of abuses said to have been Practised in connection with the municipal elec and Laid by a committee of the labor party to the door of agents said to be acting in behalf of the Citi Zens certain police excepted in the bylaw was largely debated from its effect upon he police Ancl it was passed almost As set Forth in the free press yesterday with some in the main these concerned the conditions governing the police the bylaw would through its to enact that a policeman would have to be on his beat at Between the age official analysis has been made of the Oil recently discovered by the Imperial Oil company near fort nor Man on the Mackenzie the analysis made of Oil taken from Well about 40 Miles up from fort gives the following percentages Light medium in comparison with the lighter oils found in the Okotoks South Ern the fort Norman Oil is rather Light in samples taken from the two How Are very much the same in so far As illuminating Oil is transportation difficult no reliable information is yet to hand of the value of the Oil lands Dis covered Down the the volume of Oil produced at Weil 1 was not the Well was Al Lowed to gush two or three when the flow a Cap was put on the according to reports give the impression of being a rather Large pro but particulars of the full extent of the new Oil Fields Are still lacking although their value is admittedly the transportation Over the great Northland can be there is already indication of a Rush for the it is is proposing to Send its mining experts to fore in thu coming season conditions recording offices for claims will be established near Oil at the present the recording of nce is at roughly about Miles from fort the main difficulties which lie in Trie Way of developing the Mackenzie Are Lack of the extreme Low Winter temperatures and the shortness of the summer remove Trade barriers yielding to the demands being made across the Border forthe placing an embargo on the importation of foodstuffs is indicated by telegrams being received by the government and the Heads of the government depart Down in the maritime provinces the people Are particularly alarmed Over the Prospect of potatoes being shut out of the United As it realized that the loss of the chief Market for the leading product of maritime province farms would mean stagnation for the agricultural Indus try of the provinces Down by the the situation would be no less alarm ing for the wheat and cattle Indus try of the Western provinces were an embargo to become two changes in finally approving the the com Mittee made two Lemons were added to the list and import duty of 1 cents per Stab the rate on Peanut Oil was increased from 20 to 26 cents a Gal principal changes in the 1 by the lords is that sen few created for both the s011thern 151 to government the thut the or establish sinn tack was to be to the parliament both limn that secured by the coun j ins Luiu 01 me coun Nerti d Lucins nominated by the in fonts cach Senate will a let oils members and each Par e a total of of the president of the wig the lord Chancellor of b govern restrictions on financial Deal Ings with soviets abolished j in exportation of Bulli Ooi and currency to soviet in dealings or Exchange transactions in russian and in credit or Exchange transactions with soviet Russia were removed today by the Treasury and Federal Reserve acting with the approval of Tho state the Treasury and Federal Reserve in announcing removal of the said the action was taken to give Force and effect to the decision of the state As announced several months ago to re move barriers in the Way of and communication with soviet rus will deliver railway rates judgment today five per reduction in rates comes into Force 1 press judgment of the Board of rail Way dealing with the application of the Manitoba govern ment the suspension the re cent railway rates will be Down by the railway com Mission it is not expected Here that the rate order will be sus 5 reduction 1 reminder of the coming reduction in freight rates was this morning by manager of the transportation Bureau of the Montreal Board of who announced that on 1 there will come into Force in can Ada a reduction of 5 per bring ing Down the increase granted a few months ago to 35 per in the East and 30 per in the the passenger rates will also be the increase of 20 per Given recently being lowered to 10 per this final 10 per Tilston is to come off on july the railways Are now preparing and issuing the Tariff Sev eral of which have been received by the Board of Trade sues Ottawa Council sex City auditor Board of control Candi last year and a possible mayor Alty candidate for has entered i Legal action against 14 members of Tho City Council to recover for the corporation the expended in the kiwanis club safety first week the members mentioned in the action Are ones who voted in favor of the nominated by Nant on the advice of unemployed returned soldiers Montreal seek Aid ils civic were then so it was pointed out by who is chairman of he Board of police Robinson and he n Point of be unfit properly to exercise his a reservation n the bylaw was inserted eventually which gives to firemen and any other civic employees who May be engaged in hazardous and arduous outdoor the Means through which they can secure their pension at any time after fifteen years if they become unfit for now reads the new by will be granted to employees who have served at least fifteen years and have become unfit for fur tier service in the employ of the the Only civic employees who will be exempt from the pensions scheme Are 185 members of the police Force who come under a different pension system specially inaugurated for the clause under which the rest the police Force Are brought within the meaning of the new by Law reads special police clause the pension fund to be created under and in pursuance of this by and All the provisions of this Are hereby made applicable to All members the Force of the City of Winnipeg who joined the Force after the 6th Day of and also to All Mem thereof who joined such Force prior to the 6th Day of but who Are not affected by existing bylaw passed by the Board of commissioners of police for or entitled to any Benefit to receive or pension from or out of the sup or annulation Benefit fund provided and maintained by said under the provisions of the Winnipeg Char Ter and amendments pro that the making of said fund applicable to and the bringing under this bylaw of such have the or be deemed to have the of making any member of the police Force an agent of the City of or of rendering the City the of making any member of any member of such police the after the deluge of anathema poured upon the straight mall project by Diagonal mall it was believed that intense interest would Centre upon the discussion of urge views at sitting of commission held at suggest broadening of Brit ish preferential desirable Tariff commission concluded its sitting Here at b o clock this and must inn rfif611 convinced that Kingston and District did not want the priv of Protection removed from the with the exception of a delegation from Frontenac county and who represented n u of and ail those who appeared before the commission urged that Protection be in two industries the Canada cutlery of and the Brush manufacturing of asked for the levying of increased the delegates favored a change in the Tariff and to the questions of sir Henry Drayton and sen Ator Robertson As to what they would substitute As Revenue producers if the Tariff was president of the Frontenac said that if the duty on implements used in developing the natural products into commercial objects was removed the Farmers might not object to a tax on farm lands suggest free list the delegation asked that the following be placed on the free list agricultural for the making of Maple syrup and for sugar for preserving building a illuminating fuel and lubricating and for a substantial reduction in duties on other commodities in general use by the farming such As boots and moulded rubber goods and Low priced automobiles and motor the delegation also asked for a broadening of the British preferential because this would tend to retain the rising population on the farms would offer induce ments to the newcomers to make agriculture their life thereby eliminating the present housing and employment problems in cities and increasing thus materially lowering the Cost of Binder twine prices who represented the of Lennox and wanted the tax on Binder twine re he did not think the Farmers would object to a tax of two cents a on to state that Binder twine this year was sell ing at 20 cents a and sir Henry Drayton reminded him that the United Farmers of Alberta sold Binder twine it 20 cents a Pound while it was Selling at 16 cents in the United Iii concluding Hia Haycock stated that Tho Farmers Wro talk but Illey wanted the Money received from taxation to go into the Treasury of the country and not into the treasuries of the manufacturers and private Cor Lloyd George favors Federal devolution continued on Page says times difficult for National railways Reid fears they will not show same surpluses As Canadian the banquet of the do minion commercial travellers Asso Given Heije the Toast of the parliament of Canada was responded to by minister of railways and who Jock Early welcomed his old Mackenzie As Leader of the opposition and said he was glad to have seen him chosen for the speaking of the luxury Reid said that King was with us when we put this tax on and i believe he is with us when we took it As to the railways of Reid expressed a fear that the National railways would not show the same surpluses As the Canadian Paci fic and the he might be difficult until the National position got Back to Liberal Leader Speaks Mackenzie King then spoke and said that while he and Reid were Strong personal they were equally Strong political Reid had spoken of 30 years Prosperity of but he had to say that of that period 15 years were the Golden period of the Laurier As to deficit on he thanked god that there was no deficit on the Canadian Pacific railway equal to that of the Canadian National Kins thought that the present parliament was representative Only of a minority of the at the the Sunshine the the also Defeated the pro the Irish parliaments j Nave the Power to Levy a Surj supposed that the of regards the Bill As the negotiations and with is purposely reserved the of customs and excise from fears another War worse than the last Clark of in a Christmas states that everything seems to tend toward another avar worse than the last men of Good will from All nations get together and pre vent his lordship pictures conditions in Europe As very with War and famine still returned soldiers of who number Over will Parade to thu City Hall next wednesday morning the object of the Parade will be to put Forward the mens situation and to suggest a form of Public subscription immediately so that something might be done before american army not to be withdrawn from Germany Montreal Star Cable from Cobler says As matters stand the United states does not intend to withdraw army of occupation from general commander of the stated to american correspondents time the formation of the Union he almost every Liberal who entered that govern ment had been lawyer from every it was a Union govern ment All but it was a Union of this in his opinion meant a Sacri fice of party to it was accordingly not a that a Large element among the farming Popula Tion and among the Industrial pour nation in the Urban centres should have to themselves if the country can be run by Why cannot it be run equally Well by a Union of Farmers or a Union of work ing or a combination of the two civic nominations to be held Toronto today mayor Church seeks reelection to seventh term civic nominations will be held two candidates Are in the for the mayor who is seeking a seventh consecutive and former controller Sam for seats at the Board of control there is a Field of eight Candi the four present con trollers Gibbons and and aldermen Russell con troller Robbins and exaid three women Are seeking election As a member of the Council at present Sidney Small and they Are being supported by Tho local Council of bandits take Safe with from express truck armed men Early tonight held up an american express company on which was Safe contain ing about in Cash and lib erty they loaded the Safe on an automobile and Italy serves Dannunzio ultimatum to disband ultimatum issued by com Mander of the italian forces in the Adriatic to Gabrielle Dannunzio is published in the newspapers Here it de mands the evacuation by Dan Nunzi of the islands of Arbe and the release of italian War material in and disbandment of Dannunzio the ultimatum will expire tuesday at 6 Oclock in the eve Points out to delegation that problem is difficult associated a delegation of members of who advocated a system of Federal Devo Lution for the United pre Mier Loyd George admitted the necessity of some such As the present parliament could hot possibly carry the great burdens of Empire and at the same time give proper at Tention to matters of purely local the Premier said it would be a simple matter to Deal with Scotland and As the whole population of Scotland was Only but How would they Deal with with its population of were they to Divide England into or have a separate Par for England if they had a separate parliament for England in would be so important that it would be Only less important than the Imperial the argument for federalism was so Clear that he did not see Why any body could resist the Premier add but when they came to Deal with the practical difficulties there waa a great Deal of propaganda to be done in securing some sort of an agreement even among the advocates of revert to War methods to fight High Chicago to War methods in fighting High food prices was adopted in Chicago when Russell Secretary of the fair Price committee of the City announced that fair Price quotations for meats will be issued daily by the Council wholesale prices quoted by packers at the Stock Yards will be made the basis of the fair Price he to this will be added overhead charges and a fair the plan was adopted at the suggestion of Everett of the Chicago livestock the meat dealers profits Art greater now than at any time during the said the meat dealer could Cut meat prices 10 to 20 per and still make a bigger margin of profit than before the Christmas gifts subject to duty press impression that presents Are exempt from duty is corrected in a Brief statement issued from the customs department As Fol sent to Canada As gifts Are subject to the usual pro visions of the with the exception that casual donations from abroad sent by and not be ing advertising Arr tides containing or Merchan Dise for Are admitted free when the duty otherwise payable thereon does not exceed 50 cents in any one promised return As Mosquito to make marines Lively Hayti has declined to order a trial in the civil courts of Cadus whose conviction by a military court on charges murder and cannibalism recently was set aside by the Navy on the ground of Lack of Bellgardt was found guilty largely on the evidence of Hay trans of the killing of a Young girl As a human sacrifice at a voodoo president Dartiguenave had approved the trial by the Navy department was advised to Day that he now is unwilling to proceed against Bellgardt in the Haytian courts because of the be Lief that he could not be at the time of his arrest Bell Garde informed his followers that if executed he would return to Hayti As a Mosquito to Mako it merry for the As governments have Al ready been consulted approval is expected Early signatories number 22 hoped that will give at least executive approval m i says president cannot prohibit wheat import Federal Trade commission reports on falling prices Large vol ume of future trading in wheat is Mere involving great economic waste and should be Stop Ped by congressional the Federal Trade commission wrote president Wilson the commissions communication constitutes its report in reply to the presidents request for a study of the causes of falling wheat the commission the presi Dent he has no Power to prevent importation of foreign wheat As demanded by Farmers hit by falling it was recommended that govern ment Selling machinery be set up to Deal with centralized wheat buying agencies now maintained in the United states by foreign governments to protect the american Farmer against possible Price manipulation by these seven factors combined to reduce wheat prices in the United the commission these fac tors were Given As 1 a world wheat crop bigger than in 1913 2 concentration of foreign government buying in one which bought heavily in the but later reduced its demands 3 unprecedented importations from can Ada this fall coupled with a discount rate of Exchange 4 the breaking yield of Cornand Oata which helped to depress wheat prices 5 slackening Bathe domes tic flour this fall 6 general decline of All commodity prices and 7 credit conditions with the resulting disposition of distributors to refrain from a or maintaining usual stocks until Are stabilized for problem for commons expect government plans will be announced today associated there instill much parliamentary business a non contentious the Home Rule Bill is now safely steered to and the agricultural which has been drastically was in the House of lords today on report and will get its third Reading some difficulty May be expected in the House of commons thursday when the members will consider the great changes made in the agricultural Bill by the and the latter have yet to pass the dyestuffs in the House of commons today there were read for the first time Bills to secure greater uniformity in the Sale of crops and for amending the dental practice tout neither were proceeded with this unemployment is becoming the question of politics and the govern ment plans Are expected to be Dis closed in the House of commons to Morrow and will probably include coordination of efforts to provide must pay luxury tax on goods bought saturday press who May have seen hoping to secure rebates of luxury tax charges on articles perhaps late last saturday night and returned to the storekeeper Are doomed to at the finance department it was stated this afternoon that in respect of goods sold previous to the 20th instant to Day on which luxury tax had been refund would be granted in the event of the goods being re expect president will veto finance corporation Bill amendments to the joint Resolution directing revival of the War finance corporation were accepted Loday by the the measure now goes to the who is expected to veto the House eliminated the Section suggesting that the Federal Reserve Board Grant More Liberal credits to Farmers and also the protest Spain discriminatory taxes of the in Madrid have prepared a warning to Solan to the effect that they View with Disfavour attempts of certain elements in the Cortes to strangle foreign enterprises in Spain through High taxation and other it was announced Here Tlle a court of t Switzer Denmark and agreed compulsory arbitration the parliaments of the Siim saucy the protocol he become oper inasmuch is the majority of the nations which signed did so Only after consultation with governments and the league officials be Lieve that the approval of the parliaments will soon the Dele Gates who signed expressed the Hope the United states would at Leasi give executive notwithstanding the fact that it is not n member of the they Point out that such action by the United states would materially strengthen the courts chances and encourage All nations to adhere to the the United states it is add could give executive consent toy sending a representative to Geneva to sign the protocol and then place the matter before the Senate for final the countries and the order in which they signed follows Switzerland South to new great Britain and whips i Canada arrive today and Ballantyne in Welcome party advices from the Cruiser and destroy Patricia and which arc now in route to this following their presentation by the British government to the people of Canada Are to the effect that they will arrive at 8 Oclock tomorrow Fol lowing the arrival of the ships Oft the Dock Captain Henry c the commander of lie of paying his respects to the director of naval Captain Walter and immediately thereafter will proceed to government where he will be received la the governor general of and the of Nova at ii the governor general will go aboard the ships for the Pur pose of returning the visits and he will be followed by the remaining members of the official welcoming including right Sti Robert and bal working hours reduced 10 per by this Means laying off of avoided this Winter with the first of it is under stood that a ten per reduction in working hours will be put into effect in the shops at Moncton and in other shops All Over the sys the management has proposed to the shop employees that instead of laying off any men during the win Ter Monafis a 40hour week instead of 44 be worked from january 1 until april at a meeting of Tho labor Here it was agreed to this proposal and consequently the reduction in working hours is expected to go into effect the first c the the shops at Moncton As Well a elsewhere will be closed one weel Between Christmas and new year in order to have a general overhauling in the various Bishop of new York Dies suddenly new sum Mer Bishop of the Episco Palian new York died suddenly Here heart failure to have caused his which was although the prelate had not been Well for several Bishop Burch was president of the episcopal Synod of new York and new having been elected to that office last he attended the Lambeth Church conference in London last declaring its attitude on relation Between Cap ital and labor to be the most advanced of any since the he was born in Michi in Ocean Caroline Halifax new York aau Lunia Cherbourg not Rordam ply North Glasgow Danzig Hamburg 3iork new York Candy makers protest company in exemptions connection with the abolition of the luxury tax in the Candy makers City protested vigorously against their pro duct being classed with fluids of alcoholic and playing they claimed that looked like classing the undesirables As gambling and a Strong protest will be forwarded to Ottawa against taxing Frederick to new compulsory arbitration in Commerce International chamber of which wad organized in Paris last july by the important commercial organizations of great the United Belgium and has decided to attempt a worldwide Exten Sion of the plan for compulsory arbitration in commercial weather Trio Folio win is uie Wattier report is sued by the meteorological Observatory a Johns at 7 maximum or the pre ceding 12 1 below Southwest at i Miles per hour the weather in the West monday mostly fair and minimum and maximum Tumoe Saturen Prince 2842 4044 Van 4040 3036 8 Beloit 4 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