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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 4, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg August 4, 1925 g. Hartry passes away following operation at Mayo Institute fas one of most successful Farmers in teemed by All special despatch Man., aug. great Hock came to the Waskada. District announced that Wilfred Camon Hen it was Hartry had pawed away at the Mayo Hospital Router Minn. The news came his relatives and friends were Forward to his Early return one us recovered health. Somo months ago. Or. Hartry. While Par taking of a. Meal swallowed a fish one which lodged in his Throat. Causing considerable rain for some his condition was not considered serious until his health be discovers remains of civilization years old in Oklahoma Cave special United despatch to free press by free press private wire Grove okla., aug. Awarding strange secrets for. More than fourteen centuries big Mouth Cave has surrendered to the pick and shovel of Joseph b. Thoburn Archaeol Golat of the University of Oklahoma. Prof. Thoburn and his associates have rolled the giant boulders from the Mouth of the Cavern and unearthed the remains of an ancient civilization buried since the fall of the roman Empire. In the Cavern Are stalactites that have been forming since 207 ., according to Thoburn. Imbedded in these formations Are fragments of dust ashes and pottery infinitesimal yet easy of identification under a Microscope. Pottery Arrow Heads Flint implements and pipes used by indians who lived in the Cave years ago have been excavated by Thoburn. On the precipitous slope of a wooded Mountain near Honey Creek in Delaware county the cars lies three Miles above the Orande River which winds crazily through the Valley below. Near by Thoburn has pitched a tent which is used As headquartered by the archaeologists. Declaring that months would be required to divest the Cavern of its treasure prof. Thoburn said it was necessary to con Stant Vigil on the Cave and tie precious relics already excavated. Our worst Thoburn said is due to corf Mercial col lectors of relics. These men seek to profit by the discoveries of science and they offer to buy excavated articles and no questions the result is that our Camp has been robbed More than once by prowlers and men have hurled rocks at us from , doubtless in an Effort to1 intimidate us drive us from the and posse blvd from the work itself. Thus far however it has not had the desired effect. I directed my assistants to defend themselves and after we fired upon the Marat iders once or twice they Learned to keep at a respectful near big Mouth Cave a Flat topped Mound constructed by the Mound builders which Thoburn has been exploring since 1919. From this Mound Thoburn has excavated relics of an Indian which lived in this Section year ago. 05. Railways being smaller roads consolidated into several big systems in general interest follow the appear of afternoon. Possibly the larg fall of Jesse James continued from Page 11 a cynic of Deloraine. Officiated at a private service in the Home of m. A. Hariri this was followed by a pub Lic serve in St. George s Church after which the remains were viewed for the last Ottmo by sorrowing rela Tives and friends. The esteem in which tile Lute or. Hartry was held was marked by the throng which follow his remains to the last resting and by the Floral tributes which covered the grave. Wreaths were sent by the following Amonjr others St. George s w.a., St. George s Church. Agricultural society avas Kada l.o.l., help. The pallbearers were old friends and Neihbors of the deceased Reeve Spence Al. Croom w. G. Brawn. H. , e. Horsley and w. J. Howell. Relatives from a distance attend ing the funeral were or. And mrs. Albert Hartry. Of. Hannah. . Or. And mrs. Geo. Hartry and family. Starbeck Man. Jos. Hunter and family of Elmo ont. The deceased is survived by his and Small children his father and Mother or. And mrs. .1 t. Hartry. Of Waskada a Broth it m e. Hartry of Waskada and Lars Jos. Hunter of Elmo. Out. Bern on Manitou Ltd Island ont., in the year 1880. Or. Hartry when of nine years old came with his parents to Manitoba settling in the Princess District. After gaining a Good education and growing to Man ipod. He married Moe o Cyrus. Minn., making his Home 01 the old farm Tuffree Miles North o Waskada the late or. Hartry was one o the most successful Farmers in the District he was identified with the agricultural society since its inception. For a number of years specialized in sheep raising with of cel ent results. His extensive s Raisin to by hard work his Illigen application of proper methods an his strict attention to business to for him Good results. It was not be cause of his material Success tha Wilfred Hartry Drew around i mortal remains the Large Sor twin crowd. His Manly bearing his Ren Lal disposition his willingness to he and his splendid character will Liv Long in the hearts and memories the Waskada people. Suggests Earl Beatty As Byng s successor London daily express says his temperament suitable to canadians of his life no Man in Missouri Nourr Wallsm had such a following As major Edwards enjoyed. He was in a cer Tain sense the Horace Greeley of. His state. He was primarily an editor Ial writer. His editorials in Dally newspapers of St. Louis Sedalla St. And Kansas City writ Teri chiefly in the old time Floridy Khouv rival style were copied throughout he country. He was emotional optic visionary. It was a Book Mitch Edwards wrote noted published in 1877, that set the Ito ungers and the Jameses upon tha Highway leading toward lasting Fame s heroes. When major Edwards who dearly oved his whiskey toddy As for that matter did general Shelby got Hirn Elf secluded from Mankind in the presence of a Ream of copy paper bundle of Lead pencils and a bottle f White mans liquor he could and be did make the exploits of the Post Var bandits As wartime guerillas appear manifold More marvelous than he facts really supported. Be it far indeed from this hum die Penman to accuse the Gallant major t inviting a paragraph out of which an unbridled imagination might evolve such a tale for instance Ufi hat of the Cole younger massacre Tii Racle with which this chapter be gins yet any student of the War on he Border must admit if he reads Edwards on the noted guerillas that lie Brave and Brilliant Soldier Jour la list who exchanged a flashing sword for a flashing pen was quite capable of believing that younger could have performed that feat if the Voung qua Trillian had set his mind and his muscle thereto. Indeed there seems to have been nothing but a guerilla could not do in the Way of hair breadth escapes Lair raising Slaughter of enemies or other deeds of desperate you happen to emptied Edwards into your mental archives. Fiery imagination a most lovable Man was major Edwards. A very Brave and a Elijh by honorable gentleman and scholar was he. A Knightly and a valiant fighter was the major with sword and pistol with Pencil and pen. A master of the editorial English of the seventies and the eighties was editor Edwards. His imagination was More masterful still and once he mounted that fiery Steed it ran away with him frothing red fire at the Mouth and so bewildering its Doughty rider that he tilted at windmills. Twas major Edwards who set afloat the he believed that Cole younger be came an avenging guerilla in the War and a. By hooping handle later because Forsooth. Cole s father was murdered by Kansas federals. Undoubtedly the father was murdered by Kansas federals but the crime was commit Ted when the son already was with him trill. And neither fact apr fancy can reverse the almanac to make thu punishment fit the crime. Continued daily rippling Rhu Welt Mason a common Folly m y fat Uncle Ebenezer yearned to. Garner Uri kale and he dealt with every Geezer who had gilded bricks for Sale. He was always sending Money to some fakers far away who with language Sweet As Honey Lead the easy Marks one such Faker void of pity told my Uncle he was heir to a farm in be w York City with All Hay and squashes there. Month by month the Faker led him Down the path where suckers go month by month the Faker bled him till at last he had no dough. Then we hoped this drastic lesson would control him for a while but my Uncle said ill press on till i Grain a Noble pile. Not for the the sordid toiling of the Ordinary chump i am yearning in am spoiling1 for a Fortune in. A. Lump. Not for. Wages do i. Hanker not for sums the peasants lift and i scorn the Village banker with his talk of. Toil and Thrift. I be been bilked Oft Mark and Shil Ling Many times i must admit but some Day i la make a kill ing make a Large and gorgeous oftentimes to Allim pored him to get Down to Brazen Talts but our logic Only bored him As lie dreamed of Gold Iri sacks. Were there stratagems i so fishy that the children would beware were there schemes too Washy by was always there. So at last he died Dis gusted with no Coin to buy a shroud Uncle be who never trusted in the Wisdom of the crowd. In his narrow grave we Laid him in the Church Yard s hah owed dirt where no Man can Ever Trade him Moon Shine for his sunday shirt. Copyright 1925, George Matthew Adams London aug. 1. The daily sex. , lord Beaverbrook s paper re Ferring to the forthcoming expiry of. Lord Byng s term As governor general of Canada suggests that Earl Beatty Admiral of the float la qualified to be lord Byng s Succes Sor. The express says the governor general s office practically has be come that of an ambassador of great Britain to the c acadian peo ple and the atmosphere the relations Between Canad a and great Britain Are peculiarly difficult ust now. The efforts of British statesmen involve in the first Placo. Great Britain and in the second place the of the Empire. The tangle of european commitments has tended to throw Canada into the diplomatic orbit of the United states watch is resolutely determined to keep out of Europe the paper says. This makes the Choice of the governor general of Canada a matter of great the express continues. Of those Quail fled for the task and Likely to be free to accept. Rare Beatty would appear to be the most obvious Choice. His term in the admiralty almost at the same time As lord Byng s term As governor Gen and he would certainly be very acceptable to the Dominion Riis is pc gnarly suitable to that of canadians. He possesses which radiates and has immediate effect on All with he comes in Contact and his would by no Means be to Sockeye Salmon catch Good in Northern In alaskan districts it will be the smallest for years Canadian Tress despatch. 1 Vancouver ., aug. Though the Sockeye Salmon catch in alaskan districts is expected to be the smallest for Many years the run la Northern British Columbia Waters is Likely to be As Large As Early con had indicated according to John p. Babcock of Victoria chair Man of the International halibut commission who arrived Here last night after his Oil Ial inspection tour treaty halibut fishing vat ers of the North. The pack of soc Teye in Northern British Clumbia said or. Babcock including the Skeena. And Haas Rivers and Smith and Rivers Inlet is fully up to expectations. The Sockeye catch at Rivers and Smith inlets is far in excess of at this time last referring to the system inaugurated this season of tagging halibut in order to secure information regarding their migratory and other habits or. Babcock described the work As Well in while a number of the marked fish should be recaptured shortly after their liberation without having travelled any considerable distance the officials nevertheless expect to secure valuable data in future by the re capture of tagged halibut which have had their Liberty for several seasons. Frie due to arrive today investigating Canadian claims for War indemnity against Germany Canadian Des Antcli Ottawa aug. K.c., Royal 1 j Canadian claims for _ wat indemnity against Germany is due to arrive in Winnipeg on tuesday Walic re he Wylli hold sitting s for have not yet been heard commissioner Artel who is now in route from Moncton n.b., will be joined at Winnipeg by major h. S. Rolph Deputy commissioner. Priel s itinerary also includes stops for hearings at Regina on August 5 and 8, Saskatoon a gust 7 and.8, Edmonton August 10 and 11, Calgary August is Kamloops August 18, Vancouver August 28, 29, 30 and 31 and Victoria september 3 and 4. Week pit fatalities in Eastern Canada special to he rec Banff alta., aug. 3. The entire not. Work of american railroads is gradually being consolidated into several systems and1 modelled after the system now in Vogue in stated Taggart assistant to the president of the Illinois Central Railroad in an inter View at the Banff Springs hotel. Or. Taggart believes that this amalgamation of the smaller systems into the larger Railroad corporations is the Best trend Railroad history has taken in. The United states. It Wil Lead to better efficiency cheaper rates and larger undertakings of construction he observes. Canada s railway system la not equalled anywhere in the lie declared. Nothing but a Large Vig Orous corporation could attempt the construction which i have seen in tue Canadian Rockies nor the Fine discipline of the staff which i have encountered. Our american engineers could learn a Good lesson Here on starting and stopping without disturbing the sleep of their passengers. That one of the greatest nuisances have to contend with on Many of our american the Illinois Central is now taking Over two other said or. Taggart and there is hardly a Bis system in the United states that is not being involved in the same task. He de Clairece. _ Rev. A Ivens Speaks on deals with conditions existing in Britain longer hours and j reduced wages do not offer a solution of the mining problems in great Britain today according to the views of the miners themselves As set Forth sunday night in the labor Church by Rev. William Ivens. After outlining the history of the trouble referring to the National agreement which began in 1924 and was satisfactory neither to mine owners or miners. Or. ,lven8 presented the Case of the men. The miners wanted he reminded is hearers an increase Fly the. Minimum which today averaged considerably less than 10 shillings a Day to approximately 12 shillings the own ers on the other hand claimed that they had to reduce wages below the present rate. Increase the Day s work from 7 to 8 hours and have the National agreement and Standard re placed by District arrangements. Or. Ivens declared that figures showed that the mine owners had made enormous profits in the War and even during the past three years their profits had totalled 52 and three to Quarter million pounds in View ,6f these facts the miners can not be expected to accept a wage that would slowly starve them As a whole in order that the worst paging mines could show a he maintained. The reasons Given by the miners for the present difficulties world depression la industries an aftermath of the War contraction of the world markets for British Coal intrusion the world ship ton of electrical Power economic conditions due to the peace treaty. British labor or. Ivens continued claimed that the mines must be nationalized that the miners them selves must have a larger say in the control of mining conditions so that present inefficiency could reme died that Coal must be More largely used at the pit Mouth for the production of electric Power for Indus trial purposes under government control in the present instance the speaker out the British miners were supported by a fairly solid agreement for nettling the shipping strike which has been in Progress hero for. Two weeks has been reached at a conference Between the inter state steamship owners and the fed eral executive of the seamen s Union. This agreement will be sent for ratification to the state unions together with a recommendation Lor accept Ance and it is expected that the strike will be called off Early next week. Effective guarantees have been Given to the owners for the abolition of Job control by the unions and also for the abolition of the roster system for engaging Crews Willa the owners in turn live made Sev eral minor concessions to the unions. S25.00 Reward for the recovery. In reasonably Good condition of Ford touring. License no. 3.2140. Sural no. S68154, year Model 1925 stolen m afternoon of july 29, 1925. Firewater and Cross adjusters 609 Paris Blag. N6659. Manitoba free press and free press evening bulletin Tenc get mint want and. Medium. Regular classified Agate Tufe Only. Per count tinder any head Nir. Per a .13 under any heading per week .75 under any heading t month 300 under any heading 3 months 3.70 under any heading 6 months 16.50 under any heading. 12 Monthe 31.20 minimum apace 2 lines. 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At family residence 321 Poison ave. Amelia Jean beloved wife of win. Newson. Aged 62 remains in care of the a. In. Gardiner funeral Home. 172 Kennedy St., funeral 2 . Wed Pio Day from Tabernacle Baptist Church to Brooks de cemetery. . Papers please copy. The sri at her Resi Dence. 627 banal is St., Annie beloved Wilfo of Alexander Lawson aked 81 years. Funeral service will be Jold Thomson s funeral Homo. 6ts broadway., wednesday afternoon at 3.30 o clock. Interment in Elmwood cemetery August 2, at the residence of Ler daughter. Mrs. James 75 Balmoral place. Emily Jane pitl mar aged. 83 years i tuesday Auer noon at 2 o clock Al Clark Leatherdale 8 funeral Parl 488 Portage interment at eve 1 ton. Ont. _ l on a Satgent Daniel Kavanagh in care of the a. 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