Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 6, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg thursday August 6, 1925 magistrate delays committal so that defence May secure new Bondsmen charges against Frances 0. Maber will not commence for some weeks arrange for Bonds of Ninon a Palma. Facie Case rebuttal Chi Pep wonderful the Peppy bran food charges of fraud against Francis o. Director of the com Pany is not. Expected to commence Ori some weeks yet. The third director r. F. S. Mccabe is still at Large being sought by the police. Evidence in the morning session revolved about a mortgage purchased by the Assurance company which the Crown tried to Prave had been improperly used by the Continental fire and casualty company and later sold by the liquidators of the Continental when it really was Perty of the Continental. Merove s connection with the Continental fire was. Brought out through the evidence of j. Of turn Bull and a. E. Ham. Or. Turnbull identified cheques of both the North Western life and Continental fire signed by Menlove Maber and Mccabe. He believed lie himself had been appointed a director of the Continental fire but had never acted in that capacity. Or. Ham a one time director of the Continental fire told of a meet ing held in the Northwestern life offices at which he and two other directors of the Continental had re signed and Menlove. Maber and Mccabe elected in their Stead. The arguments sir Hugh John complimented Ward Hollands counsel for Menlove on his in genious and ably presented defence. Progressive party continued from Fogo one speaker her nerves better now received much Benefit by faking Lydia vegetable compound Chatham started to get weak after my second child was born and kept on get Ting Worsa until i could not do my own housework and was so bad my nerves that i was afraid to stay alone at any time. I had a girl working for me a whole year before i was Able to do my washing j again a Friend i Learned of Lydia b. Pink Ham s vegetable compound and took Fote bottles of it. I gave birth to a baby boy the 4th Day of september 1922. I am still doing my own work and washing. Of course i Don t feel Well every Day because i Don t get my rest As the baby is so Cross. But when i get my rest i feel Fine. I am still taking the vegetable compound and am going to keep on with it until cured. My nerves Are a lot better since taking it. I can stay alone Day or night and not be the least fright ened. You can use this letter an a testimonial and i will answer letters from women asking about the vege table mrs. Chas. Cab son 27 foray the st., mrs. Carson is willing to write to anyone suffering from female trouble. At the Stonewall Hock Lake and n Neepawa meetings the chairman declared demonstrated that conservatism and conservative policies were not dead in the West As had been claimed by their opponents. W Sanford Evans m.l.a., Winni after endorsing the policy of or. Meighen said the progressive group in the last four years had failed to make Good. It had proved ineffective. It had a Chanco which would but rarely come to any Mere group in our parliamentary history. It held at the beginning what was virtually the balance of Power. It had occupied a position Ever since in which it could if so disposed have tide business at certain stages impossible to carry on unless cer Tain things which it required were done. It had not used its Power it had not accomplished even one of the objects which it had declared to be most important. Defeated in Ontario or Evans stated the progressives had been signally Defeated in on Tario at the provincial elections and he predicted that when the Domin Ion elections were held Ontario would return comparatively few progressive candidates. Without sup port in Eastern Canada it was absolutely impossible for the progressive movement to have As much Power As it had during the past four years when it had accomplished nothing. The progressive party could not possibly Ever be in a position to take up the government of the coun try. As for the Liberal government or Evans said even extreme Liberal partisans were dissatisfied at the failures and ineffectiveness of the administration. Urging the Neces sity for a protectionist policy Evans said Western Canada save More on its wage Bill the management of the Winnipeg convention of Canadian Bakers feel particularly fortunate in having secured miss Marguerite Jav Gibbons of the Peel Schmart company to at tend their convention. Miss. Gib Bons is Well qualified to speak 1o both the ladies and gentle Ren of the convention because of a fund of practical and technical knowledge of her subjects. Elf by the Liberal party when in Power. Not Best party for Canada was it Likely that a party which was pledged to do certain thin prs that were never done and which were frankly repudiated by the other half of the country was going be the Best for assuredly it was not. About 65 progressive members were sent to Ottawa. They found the Liberal party in Power again and they of Ted the Liberal party had copied their pledges once More and had declared they believed. In these same things the. Progressives had proclaimed1 As their Faith. The 1 not sat when party repudiated for thei fourth time the common footing of., the in Cree programme. Or. Said i. Meighen spoke last night in he is the Leader of what is called the1 progressive party in the of com. Mons. He . Meighen is All right if he would Only be constructive and the Liberal party was All right associates of t v win pkg i ban Don 939 Koiser ats. Turlise at. Opposite Montgumery bids. L Bonk Montreal. Hours d to 6. Evenings monday wednesday and saturday till d . Spend a week end on the . Grand rapids return trip. No other expense leaves Selkirk. Saturdays. 11.30 ., Selkirk 6.30 Excellent service and every attention. Dancing. Saturday evening. Five Day trip n Onvar Houfley grand Ranolda Etc. Leaves mondays. 30 Arrive i Selkirk saturdays. . Fare. Including berth int meals. S30.30 Dancona every evening. C. Ii. Mcfadi Jan it co., 901 Paris by Elk. Ab3s2. William Robinson co. Murli. Tel. 13. Rheumatic pains go with one Day s use of old time remedy standing cases find Quick Relief after All other remedies have failed to those who suffer from the torturing pains of rheumatism there is an oin time remedy that has brought Quick to thousands in every part of Trie country. Ttys preparation to called Helima and is a scientific combination begins to act on kidneys liver stomach and blood within -4. Hours and in Many cases seems to banish All pain s apr the first treatment. Matter How sceptical you May be nor How Many preparations you Havi. Tend for Ymir pains vote owe h to to try Rheuma. It is sold by store Ami. Other a insists an absolute guarantee to return your full Purchase Price if a fair trial your rheumatic pains Noi entirely solution of the present problem of depressed economic conditions was to be found in canadians stopping to vote their prejudices and vote their convictions. The administration of the King government or. Rogers described As the most destructive most expensive and most unsound that Canada had Ever witnessed. Speaking of immigration or. Rogers said that when he was minister of immigration he brought into Canada 400 000 at a Cost of while the King Compromise government Only brought in during As similar period less than at a Cost of s3 while president Coolidge had stated the income tax would a thing of the past in the United states absolutely the other Way in Canada As a result of the incompetence of the King government incompetence which he was sure the Canadian people were not going to tolerate any longer. East interested in West Donald Sutherland . For South Oxford said Eastern Canada was just As much interested in the Suc Cess of the West As the people of Western Canada were. The opposition of the progressive had been Tho greatest farce that had Ever been witnessed. Although the. Party had the Power to turn the government out it had never used that Power and the whole system of government had been a matter of barter and Sale Between the balance of. Power and the government. Or. Sutherland caused a cheer by predicting or. Meighen would be he new prime minister. Meighen says progressives Lay claim to superiority or. Meighen. In speaking of the political parties in the Dominion said that within recent years there had risen a body of men who. Had be nominated themselves the progressive party. They came into existence out of protest against the. Liberal party for having failed to carry through what were declared be the principles of the ueberal party now they presumed to have discovered a new Light to halve unearthed a new and sound doctrine and to be something Superior in the was of political morality to. Those who had gone before. They gained tremendous influence in this country. They made it a practice that their followers should not be present at discussions by the other Side they stayed at hone for fear of contamination and by these methods they captured nearly All the seats in the Praia be provinces. Now was a party which tvs afraid to let its adherents listen to the other Side of the argument Likely to be on very Strong ground was it confident of its position when it was afraid to hear the other Side a cussed was it at All Likely that a. Party of that kind would discover some new fiscal doctrine which no other country in the world followed but which would be the incarnate through this itself was it at All practicable had the events proved that the progressives were right Hera in this country things had been preached by the Liberal party for 40 years Liberal party had found that every time they came in q office they had to reject them. There was not one syllable of the whole progressive programme that had not been preached by Tate Liberal party Sines Canada was a nation. There not one syllable of the Liberal party s Faith. In opposition which had not been Prost Tut Tariff program after Gettlin into office at Ottawa. Its finance minister said he never believed in it in his life that he., never for it at the Liberal convention thai he did not believe in it today Anc did not it Law. What did or. Do what did the member for this Riding do did they try to put of of office for refusing to carry out pledges the party had made not one of them. When the Liberal party broke Faith with the people t Reso Lution moved by. A supporter ire Cit ing the pledges made at the Conven Tion and declaring that the violation of the covenant with the people a degradation of the political morality of this country. Bid. Or. Forke Spring up and condemn the government no or. Forke Grot up and voted for the government and so did the member for this Riding. No distinction to be found could any distinction be found be tween the progressives and the liberals or. Meighen asked. Had they a Microscope that would Tell them the difference if they had h would like to see it. The Prog res Sives. Knew that if they voted wit the opposition in condemnation o the government for they would vote the. Government of office and would lose their Index Netles. When he proceeded now t discuss the merits of before the people of h wanted to make no distinction be tween the progressives and the liberals. Others might if they liked the Only difference a s this tha the one party had been in Powe and might be again while the pro Gresslee party had never been i Power and never could be in Powe All it can Ever be in Canada asserted or. Meighen is a Mer Annex to the Liberal organization o not care if you elect nothing but progressives in. The three Prairie evinces they cannot be anything Ore than that if they live for All speech by Leader or. Meighen recalled that the Ember for Portage la Prairie was reported recently As saying that the regressive party was All divided a that some believed in the Hud on Bay railway and some did not and that some believed in protect on and others did not. A lot of Hoople thought that it could not be properly considered a party the Lember for Portage la. Prairie need but for his part he did. Not Gree with them or. Leader added. In. Meighen s comment on this Tate mint by or. Leader was he s telling the truth when he states he party is All divided up and i commend him for telling it. That a exactly the condition the Progress Ives Are or. Meighen Dis used the Ivea had suffered at the polls in re ent years and asked if a party which did not have two thirds of he seats of the Dominion was Good for Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta the progressive party had no future. It had Hance at All so Long As it was n opposition it could claim and Erna and anything. The progressives Ould holler their Heads off. If hat suited the people of the Prairie provinces Well they should elect progressives but that was All they is gets on ii thud the Pas business men give banquet to manager of Bingo mine Ould do. Tariff chief differences proceeding to discuss the Tariff or. Meighen said that was the Mala matter of difference Between the conservatives and the liberals and progressives. He claimed that a. Protectionist policy was the Best Lolly for this country and he was on fluent that Many who did not agree with him before had. Been con Vinced by the Progress of avents. A for the King Crerar Forke la Pointe aggregation it Ever Canada Vas treated to a spectacle of. Conspicuous sup oneness and imbecility t was during the last four years. Of Cowry teachers making Canadian tour ass through Winnipeg on West Ward journey Oil a three weeks tour of minion 41 British teachers passed through Winnipeg on the Canadian National last night from Montreal. He travelling under the auspices of the league of Ernp tre and directed while on tour by mrs. E m Ord Marshall c.b.e., honorary Secretary of the league. Arrangements have been visits at Edmonton Jasper Park Prince Rupert Vancouver .and., to Oria returning by rail to Jasper and thence East to Toronto and Niagara Falls. The entire trip is being made Over the lines and steamships of the Canadian National railway with James Morrison general passenger agent at Montreal accompanying the this party is one of the three groups of old country teachers which arrived in. Montreal Over the past week end. The visitors will reach Winnipeg on the return Jour Ney on August army and Navy veterans arrange picnic details final statements in. Regard to the annual Basket picnic of the army and Navy veterans association have been issued and All Mem Bers the unit Are urged to bring their families and friends to Manoj this affair the most successful one in the annals the unit. The picnic will be held at Winni Peg Beach on saturday August 15, trains leaving the . Depot at s o clock. An elaborate programme of sports has been arranged and the committee in charge is leaving no store unturned to make the event a momentous one for the mothers and declare credit systems is curse to business Canadian press despatch Toronto aug. Have lost More in bad debts and credits this year than in any seven or ten years said president t. Duggan of Brampton. In opening the 28th convention of the Canadian florists and gardeners association today. The credit system is a curse to the Florist business is in. A. Flourishing condition however judging from the _ the convention concludes on Fri Day. Special to the free Rren the Pat Man., aug. 5. Joseph Myers manager of the Bingo Gold mine at Herb upon his first visit to the Pas since his recent trial in Winnipeg was tendered a most cordial reception in the Way of a banquet last night in the opa Aquai hotel. About one Hundred old time Resi dents of the North country Conr Pris ing mining men merchants Bankers prospectors professional men and crowded the Large Dan uni room to Welcome the return of the Northern Minine Man. Will develop by Flo further introduced by chairman. Robert Kerr or. Myers said that it Faa most Gratifying indeed and a great Deal of satisfaction to him personally to receive such an enthusiastic Wel come from hts Many Northern friends on this occasion. It could have but one effect and that was to renew his Energy to carry. On greater develop ment work on the Bingo mine. He declared he had no apologies to make to anyone regarding the presence of great Mineral wealth in Northern Manitoba and on the Kongo property. Just at present however he could not definitely state the nature of the work that would to continued on the six Hundred acres of the Bingo but possibly tests of the various veins throughout 1he entire property would be made by Diamond Drius Najr. He. Predicted that it would not be Long before real sold bricks would to produced from the Bingo mine and that those doubting expert mining engineers who have so belittled the property would get the Shock of their upon his untiring Devotion to mining development in the North country am1 remarked that it was Only just Thuv British fair play should be meted out to or. Myers after the unfortunate occurrence of the Bingo trial from which he emerged so Success fully. Among those present were k. W. Commissioner of Northern Manitoba j. A. Campbell b. M. Stitth Halcrow or. S. Stephenson or p. C. Robertson m. H. Solstad b. B. Snydal c. R. Neely a. Smith of e. Pratt we. Burt w. H. Bunt ing b ;