Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 7, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg Friday August 7, 1925 fax Export Tome is t t Haig ., Winnipeg a q. Taylor. K.c., ., a. Prairie provincial con Leader Donald Sutherland South Oxford and w. San Winnipeg Norman. President of the conservative association declares chilled meat Industry is possible opening his and of the provincial conservative association Lor organizing1 the series of picnics All of which or. Weiglien described As delightful and Success Ful speaking of major Taylor with whom he started to study Law at Portage la Prairie or. Eulogized him As Leader of the conservative party in the province and said his knowledge of major Taylor was such that he was sure that when major Taylor become Premier of Manitoba he would give the province better service than any other Man in Manitoba. There was no son of Manitoba More fitted for office in any party than the Leader of the conservative party. Or. Meighen went on to discuss the Petersen Steamer contract advocated by the Mackenzie King government. It was the most grotesque thing that could be imagined and it was the product of a government in the throes of delirium Kremens he stated. The contract was aimed at relieving the livestock Industry but it was a farcical method which happily had been abandoned by or. King As a result of the death of or. Fetcr3enchilled meat trades there was another method which would be extremely effective for Many years people had looked for Ward to having in this Dominion what the Argentine had a chilled meat Trade. It stood to reason that cattle could be More advantageously shipped to the British Market on the instead of on the when the time came that a chilled meat Trade wag started in Canada a new Day would Dawn and a new Rise in Western Canada and the country cars i into its own. The government s foolish attempt in connection with the Petersen con tract had Only thrown the country Back. The right Way to ship cattle was in the chilled meat stage. The Argentine had developed a finer Breed of cattle than the average and they shipped it in the chilled meat stage to great Britain. It required six or eight weeks to reach its destination and that time was too Long for the Best results. In addition be cause the Argentine cattle were grass fed the Quality of the meat was not so Good As the meat of the Grain finished Canadian livestock. Nevertheless the Argentine made sales in the British Market. The Argentine Farmer multiplied his Stock and occupied a splendid position on Tho British Market from which the Cana Dian Farmer was virtually excluded. Quality of Canadian Stock higher so far said or. Meighen Canada iad not produced sufficient Stock of High enough Quality to enable her to apply great Britain and build up a reputation for meat. Cana Dian beef must be fed for a longer period than in the Argentine and it could not be produced As cheaply As n the Argentine Whilo Canadian cattle had to be housed in the win or. The Canadian Farmer could not afford to sell at the Price the Argen Ine Man could. On the other hand he Quality of the Canadian Stock was higher and the Canadian Farmer was nearer the Market he1 was just near enough for the Treef to be chilled Long enough to be in condition when sold in England. Priv ate Enterprise had endeavoured to go nto the1 chilled meat Trade., n the attempt. The difficulties proved to be too great chiefly the do Fol. Culty of getting a Supply that wout provide for regular shipments to the eau de toe y an exquisite toiletry that ecu pies a Niche All its own in the i affections of fastidious Femin i Unity. Dainty subtly alluring this delightful perfume has Many other uses. Its soothing refreshing fragrance is particularly Ful when you Are feeling High Strung tired nervous. Bathe the temples with it or inhale from handkerchief. Use it in the Bath or Wash Basin the effect is wonderful. Sprinkled on the Pius a it induces Sweet slumber. But be sure to get the genuine "4711" eau de Cologne of full strength and lasting fragrance. You can Tell it by the Blue and Gold Label. At All drug and departmental stores. Send 25 cents to dept. I for generous trial size bottle. Bey son import Agency company limited Montreal Toronto sole agents for Canada mu.s.peiit0i Supply it no imminent exhaustion committee reports to Washngton markets overseas. It seems to said or. Meighen that we have improved in that regard since and i am going to make bold to say i Ani absolutely confident that a chilian meat Export business can be Ishell in Canada. Government support i think we1 have reached the stage where if the matter is grasped by one determined to make it succeed we can get. A grip. On the British Market with very Little support from the government and without the expenditure on vast abattoirs and so on which various commissions have re ported As necessary. For my i Don t think they Are Neces iary at All. If government support is needed then this country can afford to await this great Industry on its Way for. The Benefit of. The Farmers of the country. This is of an importance that transcends anything else and i Ana confident the time has come when this can be done. There has been no Effort made at Alln connection with the chilled meat Trade except by private Enterprise and yet All that was needed was men in office at Ottawa who would serve the country faithfully and have he courage to Start speaking of the misdeeds and mis management of the King govern ment or. Meighen said they were such As to justify the statement that Here was really no government in Anada. All we have in a declared is of office holders who raise the Flag of government but do nothing in the Way of performing service to the coun try. They May go to the River of swim but they stand shivering on the Bank backhand dress. Extreme extravagance the conservative Leader charged the King government with extreme extravagance and stated that what with docks at Prince Rupert Bridges Golf courses at Man Aki and Jasper and other enterprises the government had run into debt since it had taken office to the extent of one and a half million for every week. Or. Meighen took up a statement by Robert Forke progressive Leader that his. Party was not really in a position to say whether certain expenditures in the justified or not and said ".-a. Party whose not big enough to have included in the party representatives of All parts of Canada is not Good enough for Canada. Every party should have representatives from All parts who would be Able to advise what Tho conditions were in every part of the Dominion. If or. Force s party has not members who come from the parts of the country where these things Are going on that is or Forke s misfortune. When he votes in the dark for this expenditure he is just As if he voted in the Light. I know that is or Forke s attitude. It is just an excuse. Time after time we voted against expenditure of the kind but when it came to a. Vote or. Forke always voted with the government and it was usually or. Rorar who provided the excuse. The Tail went with the hide. The excuse was made that they did not know whether the expenditure was necessary or not so they would not vote against the government and vote them out of office. There must be a reversal of this kind of policy. The government must carry on the affairs of the special United do Ratcli to fran by or text private wire new York aug. Is no imminent danger of an exhaustion of the Petroleum Supply in the United states. Eleven directors of the american Petroleum Institute who have been investigating the Oil situation make this reassuring rep Ort which Mcaa been sent to the Federal Oil conservation Board at Washington. Improved methods of deep Drill ing which make possible the tap Ping of supplies inaccessible heretofore perfected reclamation processes added to the present known Supply will furnish enough fuel and lubricant Stock these experts re port. Although the Reserve is not it Haa been Guaran eed to last until such time As the la Roesslng of natural Energy sup plants the use of Petroleum. Large Supply available even should the barrels recoverable from the present Wells be used up barrels will1 remain available much of which can be obtained it is declared. In addition to this Supply unlimited deposits Are to be found in whale Coal and Lignite waiting to be used when prices make possible the extraction process. Explaining Price fluctuations the committee reports that inasmuch a heirs is a ending Industry pres ent supplies vary. Likewise demand a always changing and it remains or Prate changes to Correct the Dif Ference. One billion and one Hundred Mil Ion acres of land under which Oil May be found remain unexplored the experts say. This Supply can not be measured and May prove to estimates constr Oraby. Improved efficiency in the use of what Oil is on hand within the coun try and the nearness of other Oil countries from which o import Are the two principal factors which have led the committee to assure the government that there is enough Petro Leum for government and dome Tio 3 for As Long a time As Oil is a vital need. Wilson s August furniture Sale 352 main offering far More than just furniture when you buy furniture from us you buy certain things that Are things As of style perfection of design and tastefulness. 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