Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 17, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free Winnipeg Friday april 17. 1925 off 1 farthest to exhibit calves at the Edow Champion steer the Farmers class was won by the shorthorn shown by Morrison and Boden of la Combe the Winner of the 1923 class and Reserve to him was the Here Ford steer shown by g. R. Talt of Manitoba. Proute gelding wins Kloven headed by Bruce the. Big 4n-i-n carries i shown by the John Pune Prouse of state paraded out before j the judges in the class for heavy draft mares or geldings Joe hair erty of Olds was second with a Black Mare and Bruce s mate was University exhibit i honors at Edmonton of man., Reserve Pruce of to Xiedai to aha., april heavy Cir tuft horses third in the class. For some reason the University team of belgian mares was not entered in this class but they came on later for the teams and the com petition there was a real one but tiie proute team hold the top of the class and also won the Hudson s Bay i defence of expense accounts of the Wembley commission brings other commissions social continued from Petigo six Steps to end the fruit com Bine urged by Grote Stirl ing of Yale . To i co cup for the Best pair of draught i Llo sos owned exhibited by a by a a. Farmer living on his farm. Tiok in the open class for heavy teams the University belgians was second championships t Magorty of Olds was third and George Cresswell Edmonton fourth with poppy and lady b. In the form lighter draft teams tha hassle pair the Fea i took first also first and second More i wonderfully fitted his Shin in show amps. Be a3 und smooth is to indicate and his shown by j Ood fleshing underneath. The second prize calf shown by Canadian or Csc did Atli Ottawa april 16. With rippling laughter the House tonight witnessed a revival of old time political battling. George w. Kyte chief Liberal whip had the stand. Or. Kyte waa one of the parliamentary delegates to Wembley last year and in de fending the expenses of the trip from conservative criticism he carried the War across the floor. The total of paid to the three commission ers to Wembley or. Kyte exclaimed was being paraded by conservatives As the greatest scandal of. The administration. Yet Between 1912 and 1022, so or. Kyte continued enough members of the conservative administration had crossed and re crossed the Atlantic to give the effect of a shuttle pass ing through a loom. Hon. Hugh Guthrie Hart gone abroad in 1921 and Cost the country in expenses. Ing a Mecir a of jewish women of Winnipeg interested in he brew education monday evening at 8 o clock in the talmud torah Hall. The affair will be known As the sister the objects of this Are to enlist the support of All jewish women in Winnipeg to assist the Board of directors in to licit enrolment Campaign which is in w taking place and to commence a forum under the auspices of the la sea auxiliary in the talmud torah a l to spread hebrew culture in this City. Tha meeting will to addressed by Sabbi i. I. Kalianov Vitch 3. A. Berg of the Winnipeg hebrew free schools h. L. Wei Man chairman of the Board of Educa Tion l. Levitt principal Moses Fin Krutein it. Gorfinkle and members of the teaching staff. Miss Rose Bodanis Wil give u. Reading on scholum Alec pm. Mrs. A. Slobinsky president of the indies auxiliary will preside. will be served. 4 Gordon methodist . Will hold a Mother and daughter Mon Day evening at 6i30 o clock to be Fol Lowed a conceit. W 4 Gordon met Odit t ladies Aid society will hold an apron and Home cooking Sale saturday commencing at 12 noon and continuing the afternoon and evening at l 11-l main Street. The ladies auxiliary of the army and Navy veterans will hold a Irias dance in the clubroom this what was his came the j evening at 8.30 o clock. Will "v-5 club bag As his Reward the boy who Tho i Albany n.y., april 16, dressmakers favourites it would sur prise you to know what enormous percentage o dressmakers pre Fer Wiss shears. Dressmakers Mustpha Reshears urn Kerful cutlers Tho stigma of illegitimacy was removed rom children born out of Wedlock i in new York slate today when gov. Smith signed the Antin Bill which provides that the Legal term for such person shall be child born out of port Dalhousie ont., april 16. The Slamer Van mount opened Navi gation up the Wella Iid canal from this port this morning. The Lopolito is in the canal bound Down. Quebec qua., april 1u. Rumours current about this City that the famous Val Cartier Carnap will shortly pass to the control of the Provin Cial government s department of j lands and forests and turned into a j huge aviation Camp x or forestry j Protection. Melbourne Australia april 1u. Via has expended almost i in connection with the re establishment of its citizens who fought in Tho War according to the government de i part mint having to do with re establishment. In a review of its i activities the department declares Liat no other country has been 130 generous. Port Arthur ont., april 1c the continuing presbyterian congregation in port Arthur in extending a Call to Rev. Or. William Cross of Philadelphia to assume the ministry Here. Query from conservative benches. I Don t care what his business or. Kyte warmly returned. It could not eat up properly on such u. i trip to a Acirit in .9-0, senator Blondin As Post master general went to a postal con Ference at Madrid accompanied by a. Special attache and a departmental officer. The expenses account woo of which senator Blondin blew himself. In com Parison when sir Wilfred Laurier went to the Imperial conference his expense account was for about 20 minutes or. Kyte kept the whole House laughing with the Story of a g. H. R. Cockburn a Toronto conservative member who la 1893 was sent As a Delegate to tha Chicago world s fair. Or. Cock Burn s expenses for the trip were for about a thousand Dol Lars of the account said or. Kyte or. Cockburn did not account at Ali. Itemized account then to roars of laughter. Or. Kyte read Tho itemized account for the remainder column after column of expenses for shoe blacking of from 50 cents to 51 a time wines liquor and extra meals cab hire maund re newsstand and other details. Or. Kyte added that while or. Guthrie had an expense account of when he went to Europe in 1821, he stayed Home in the follow ing year and Cost the country besides his for the remainder of the Day a Bate on the budget followed its accustomed course with speeches from members of All three parties. Grote Stirling a. Conservative of Yale red that Steps should Joe taken to and the fruit Combine in Western Canada. It was of no advantage Ither to producer or consumer he i argued for d. Apples to fetch j 3 a Box on the Prairies if the pro j Lucer was Only going to get ends. Be awarded for the Best comic original and Homo made costumes. The annual Mission band rally Tho Baptist churches of will be held at. First Baptist Church this afternoon at 2.so n c Ock when mrs. D. A. Will address the meet it. Winifred Kelly provincial superintendent of the Baptist Mission hands will preside. The Fern club hold a masquerade dance in Columbus Hall thin evening when Paul Vandyk. Hollywood Cal. Will Judas the costumes. Greenwood methodist women s missionary society meet this after noon at 3 o clock in the Church rooms when the officers will take place. Group no. 2 Eose Daje methodist ladies Aid society will hold n Silver Tea and Sale of Hume Collilns saturday afternoon from j to 6 o clock it Tho Home Dalo Avene. Given during a programme the afternoon. Will be John h. Mulvey chapter . Formed with United we stand As the motto a new chapter of the Imperial order daughters of. The Empire to to known As the major John. H. Mulvey chapter in Honor of the late Dean of school principals in Winnipeg waa organized at a meet in the Scott Block. Officers were y appointed a follows Hon. Regent Mesa g. Lewis Regent mrs. J. M. Coombs 1st. Vice Regent miss e. Walker 2nd. Vice Regent mrs. A. H. Bourke Secretary. Miss m. E. Elmes treasurer mrs. A. F. Dona Hue educational Secretary mrs. S. Seymour Echos Secretary mrs. J. Barker Standard bearer mrs. W. Tubb. It was announced that application. For membership May be made to the Regent or any of the officers. Sirs. A. Wilson Smith municipal Regent presided. There were 25 ladles pres ent and Trio proceedings were of the most enthusiastic nature. Re o u Curling club annual. Strathcona ladies Curling club held its annual meeting in Tho clubroom tuesday afternoon when the following officers were elected mrs. A. W. Son honorary president mrs. J. K. Wil Liams president mrs. M. To. Martin first vice president mrs. J. Moore Sec Ond vice president mrs. N. P. Held Secretary treasurer mrs. D. We Laton b. Hughes. Mrs. S. Oswald mrs. E. A Zichlin and mrs. R. Whalley executive mrs. M. I ice convener 2drs. Hughes social convener. The Secretary s report was highly satisfactory Street railway bylaw goes to Brandon vote mental examinations will to next week starting monday. Final lectures in the arts depart ment of the College will be Given to Day. examinations will commence april 27, while Tho supple he id the students of. Matriculation department Havo been holidaying this week and will resume their work monday. The graduates Farewell and the presentation of colors and medals take place this evening in the con vocation Hall. Harold Stephenson will deliver the valedictory address. The programme is in charge of the new social and literary Council. Or. J. H. Reddell president of Tho use is attending meetings of the proposal to sell to company to be submitted May 19 special despatch to tile Atco press Brandon man., april this evening s meeting of the City Council the by Law was passed Over the opposition of mayor Cater and Alder men Oglesby and Clement to trans Fer the Street railway to the Canada Gas and electric corporation for subject to the ratification of Tho ratepayers on May 13. In his protest against the Low Price mayor Cater said it was the figure at which the system was valued As scrap. City manager Fawkes explained that was the Only valuation he had been asked to make As it was thought at Tho time a bus system would be substituted. The mayor suggested on slay 19 the ratepayers will also vote on the Light and Power rate schedule and probably also to elect an Alderman to fill the vacancy caused by the departure of Aid. Crawford. Church of Canada in Toronto. Tho retiring student Council held its final meeting of the year wednesday afternoon. Financial reports were heard from All executives. Indications Are that practically every Council will finish the season with a Credi balance. Jack Murray the retiring senior stick was the recipient of an appropriate Gilt in. Appreciation of his splendid work Dur ing the past year. Harold Stephen son made the presentation. Leith Draper was voted a Hearty vote of appreciation for his faithful work As Wesley editor of the year Book and will receive a complimentary copy. The new athletic Council Giuld an inaugural meeting thursday to draw up their budget for the coming year. Henry Funk presided. Levy ii Wright president elect of the 27 class was chosen Secretary of. The it deut body at a meeting of the 1935-20 student Council held thursday noon. Budget allocations were received and passed. Tho Siani Toban and year Book editors will be chosen at a meeting of the student body today at 1.30 . A. D. Longman Dean of the men s residence and professor in the pre Paratory department spent the holi Day in Deloraine returning to the City thursday evening. Professor Watson Kirkconnell gave an illustrated lecture on the first Baptist Church wednesday William Kristjansen b.a., 24, is attending the teachers convention this week and is residing in the col lege Lar. Kristjansen will attend Oxford this fall having won an . Scholarship. Quebec liquor surplus this year s total reaches average for four years of Canadian press despatch Quebec april surplus of rooms. The Quebec liquor commission for Tilo fiscal year will approximate 000, according to reports a tiered the parliament today. Liia was be. A the average profit realized by tie commission since its the province having thus benefited from that source a total of nearly 517 000 000 with operations reaching adore than Mcdermot t. A. Brown 2s7 Rose educational Board of the methodist life and work of the apostle Paul in this guaranteed Henry Herbert piano for this remarkable Low Price is made possible Only through our factory to Home plan of Selling All pianos made by Mason Eisch. You will be proud to own i his Beautiful instrument and we Zug Aranico satisfaction. Easy terms of payment on All new and used pianos player pianos and phonographs Sample bargain from our Exchange department. One Homer piano mahogany. Mason Risch limited 346 Portage Avenue. In Block West of Eaton s the Home of the Good taste to in it lock coverings is easily expressed Toronto april 36. Principal Grant s High school history of can Ada was condemned by tha English and history Section of the Ontario education association today. It was said to be unsuitable for immature students because it was badly arranged and planned. Ottawa april on account of the soldiers Settle its formation ment Board since until Jan. 31, totalled it was stated in a return to the House of commons asked for by o. R. A Sulci member for ass Nicola. The amount owing to the Board at Jan. 31, including interest waa to London april 16. A despatch Lloyd s from Cartagena Spain the Spanish Steamer ., of bar Celona collided today with the Brit ish Steamer mitigate in latitude 36.52 North Longitude 1.47 West. The Millgate saved Tho Crew of the Poor old stomach groans with Gas Spain and bloat follow each meal this simple test Montreal. April of the civil code to reduce from ten to one or two Vears the period Dur ing which architect and builders in the province of Quebec Are responsible for the condition of structures they is the aim of a movement shortly to be launched by builders and contractors of Montreal april 16. James Edward aged 59, division freight Tapeni of Tho Canadian National railway in Montreal died Here today. Victoria. B.c., april Sale of chocolates chewing gum Candy and cigarettes on sundays by ice Cream Parlours and fruit stands is against the Law and action should be taken to put a Stop to it was the Burden of recommendations by the lord s Day Alliance this morning to a special meeting of the City police commission. The matter would be investigated the delegation was told pleasant jmj Jonex that May be absolutely 3e to drove a value in minutes Anil. N most in Ahi Toht Ini Tantle. Main sin h v Ilii til lllldll.3. Jul set Bis rated magnesia a Piere Are Only two kinds of port wine port Filc Contido port wine irs is 1670 in 1925. Broadview sask., april Saskatchewan Creamery 1c. And thic Cream co., limited is drilling Wella on the site of the Neil Creamer Here and building operations will be Gin next Welc. The Canadian Paci Fly railway is laying new ties in West Yards employing Over so men seeding will be general next week Toronto april of obtaining closer co operation Between Church and school Are under consideration by the methodist of religious education in session Here representing All Canada Anc Newfoundland importance at Taoheed to the discussion As it 10 Low Strong utterances by principal uan Dier of Knox College and Bishop a i Ion of London on Tho same Subjec at the Ontario educational association convention. Madrid april Gomez in the Hamlet of san Vicente living in the Hamlet died at the us never Lef name. I Rorn cake potatoes Anil milk. Did not but smoked a few cigarettes. Montreal april Iii acid 9. Was almost instant de Here this evening when he a by a motor truck As he was running across Street. To Manlon Jean Sikini on Decem Ier 11 last when they broke through lie ice at Vian Lasalle was recover i from the St. Lawrence River to Day. Peking China april 16. Roy Chapman Andrews and party has departed for Mongolia to seek Evi Dence of. Prehistoric existence a contemporary of the Dinosaur. He does not expect to return to civilization before the Middle of sep Ember. Ogdensburg n. Y., april the Clearing of several Portland Lake Michigan boats from the Ogdensburg Arbor today renewed Marine life on he St. Lawrence River. St. Stephen n. B., april Bert Edward Hamilton of scotch Ridge near Here was found dead ast evening in a barn having been killed by the kick of a horse. Vancouver b. C., april Sale prices for sugar underwent 3. De Cline of ten cents a Hundred pounds ii Ere today. Standard granulated is now reduced from ?7.0o to ?6.95 3. Hundred pounds. Vancouver b. C., april Dent Coolidge and Premier l. Mackenzie King Are expected to come to Vancouver to attend the unveil ing of Tho kiwanis memorial in Stanley Park on sept 16, it was announced today at the weekly lunch Eon of the Vancouver kiwanis club. Hareas Corpus denied counsel for Andrew papal announces intention to Appeal associated press despatch los Angeles calif., april for a writ of Hareas Corpus for Andrew Perpall held for removal to Toronto of embezzling provincial government funds was de Nied Here today by United states judge William p. James. Pc pall s attorney announced that Thev would carry the Case to the court of appeals and if necessary to the supreme court to prevent extradition of the prisoner. In the meantime Perpall is held in the county jail with two hours Liberty each Day in which to transact his business. Issues circular on . Coal Trade with Canada Canadian press Washington april National Coal association composed of bituminous Coal interests has issued a circular on the United states coa.1 Trade with Canada prompted by the recent action of the Canadian government in raising the duty on Slack Coal from this country. The figures show Coal imports a 1924 As tons in 1921, while screenings increased by 727, 000 tons in that time. The circular shows the consumption of Coal toy the Canadian National railways. In 1922, railway used tons of which was United states Coal. In 1923 tons and 5. Tons respectively in 1524 k41.00-0 tons and tons. The railway is shown to be getting larger percentage of its United states Coal from its privately owned mines the percentages having been. 26.s in 19-22. 25.7 in 1923, and 39.5 in 1924. 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