Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 8, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba Peee press Winnipeg saturday August 8, 1925 plans Call for Structure at port of bushels. Capacity . 7. Plans Vancouver t o for the pm Mann Bushel 500.000 bushels Capa and "1 Point Victoria will cloy sir Henry Thorn be submitted inc Coal. It which it is proposed to have ready to handle the 1926-27 crop will be built by Valentine Quinn of Van Couver and associates Here and in England. Or. Quinn recently has returned from London where it is understood he made satisfactory arrangements for the floating of debentures. A site of is acres of land on the South Side of the Fraser River near port Mann has been secured and construction work is to be commenced in december it is said. The Victoria elevator project is expected to be carried out by the Panama Pacific Grain terminals limited a Regina organization and will be devoted to handling parcel shipments of Grain. Victoria is to be riven Vancouver terminal rates by the Canadian National railway it is understood and the Grain will he taken there on barges and lighters. A s. Keen Ora Captain Vance ii will leave Selkirk every monday at Ken landed connoting River Hoat for 111 t full Harbor Bull head Beren s River grand and serve Date returning to Selkirk the. Z sunday August 10. 17, 24, is september 7 labor Day return fare including berth meals and tax _.-. S. S. Wolverine fun in further notice leaves Selkirk every monday at 3 . For w Rhen s Landing connecting with River boat for Norway House Call Jis at intermediate Points and returning to Selkirk Friday mining. Fare including berth meals and tax week end trip s3 Wolverine leaves Selkirk every Friday at 1 . For big George s Island calling at intermediate Points and returning to Selkirk donday return fare including berth meals tax your reservations Early. Write for Foldier in formation the Northern fish co., Ltd the w. J. Guest fish co., Ltd. Phone a6888. Man. Winnipeg Man. Shoppers from five separate and Dis Tinct sections of the City get on and off the Street cars at Donald and Ellice. Stores to let in new building Portage and main a2341 continued from Paire 1 cats Are most promising Given fair conditions although generally not Ery tall. What wheat there is is standing Ell and starting to Ripen but the same Lack of abundant Mlo Lesture has hurried Many a Good looking crop to a fair one Only. Bust is less Neie Man farther South and Law Fly Al most absent. Durum u not very plentiful just Here but Serena to have. Tbod the season better than any As t la thick on the ground and prob ably a Little better filled than Hie Marquis. East of Woodnorth the crops be come less frequent and weeds More abundant. One Field of flax North of Woodnorth was Weir balled and1 be finning to turn but another West of that Point was just blossoming an d Only just recognizable in masses of yellow Mustard. On one farm ant outfit was employed putting up cultivated Hay of a Large Field of ten Lothy and Meadow fescue. Some Fields of buckwheat in Flower were also seen. Just East of Ebor a Field of Barley was seen few straws Down As f from Hall but the damage was negligible. South of the town one Field also of Barley Havo caught it badly but the ruinous appearance was explained upon elimination when tracks of a four Lorae team were found passing from he farmstead to a gravel pit North of Sinclair a Shower had moistened the ground the. Previous night but it was very local. It should fill the late crops Init has Dis Rich Well however. A Field of mar quis in excellent shape with a Good tand Long Heads and a number of old Row set deletes. Bust is not bad Here but will affect the crops which Are in the majority. In spite of rumours of Grasshoppers Here were hone to be fou Jid the report May have from the numbers of dragonfly which Fly up and the Radiator of the car much As Grasshoppers do it the resemblance ends there. Sawfly found Sawfly did not appear until after the Turp eastward from person. Trom there through Elva Melia it is to be found in about half the stems although no Straw is Down yet. It is also to be in. The durum stems but apparently less Nan in the Marquis. On this stretch the crops Only More continuous but appear rather better on the whole wild Oats Are fewer but by no Means absent and there Are not to Many examples of Oats stalled by the heat just out of the shot Blade. On the contrary the Early ones seem to be filling fairly Well but have been hurried into ripening by the dry conditions. The later ones Are bet Ter and stand quite Well but need a rain to fill them before they r finish. The wheat stands thick on the set there was scarcely any but in the Low Levels it is always there. Bast of Miami a Field of durum was very thick in stand and excellently filled but a lot of it Down the rain had not been heavy Here so it will probably stay Down. The crops from Here East Are a Little More advanced than through the Hills and generally a Little less luxuriant except the wheat. If anything this rets being mostly Marquis but from Miami to Roland there Are quite a few Good Fields of the durum. From Roland to Morris the wild Oats Are worse than Ever. The first crop of tame Oats was Cut and stacked. The Island. Seemed to have been Good but oat itself was very thin. Other Oats were seen in Stook later some on blowing but one crop turned out to be Barley when the wild Oata were penetrated. An other Field had a sprinkling of miserably thin wheat ears to represent the sown crop while the wild Oats occupied the ground floor. Tula mix Ture was being Cut and raked up. A Field of Sweet Clover near Myrtle showed a Good second growth while 14 stacks of sheaves represented the crop. Sow Thistle gets very bad from Myrtle to Morris having been present in Small quantities from farther West. Many Fields Are submersed in it and Mustard is bad in the Fields of which there Are Only a few. Barley where the wild Oats Are not too bad looks very Well indeed. Most is Cut. The Rye which is also nearly All Cut improves just Here and at Morrw a Field was found show ing a very Good Berry indeed and Stooks very thick on1 the around. Durum again begins to appear North of Morris but Marquis is still the Rule. I tip the Emerson Highway the vary very Little. Some wheat is Cut seems fairly plump in Berry but May shrink from rust. The weeds Are much Leas and the farms have. A More attractive appearance generally. Myers Are continued from ing Between the old country and the new and called upon the teach ers to act As missionaries Lor the settlement of Canada. The cloy has much pleasure in welcoming the first party of second Ary school teachers he said and looks Forward to an influx1 teachers every year henceforth. We Don t want to see one or two or ten Small parties coming Over to Canada but we want to1 see you by the thousands so that you May take Back. First hand information about this great country of ours and come to. Know us better As we wish to know mayor Webb Eald. In. Response to the mayor s Welcome Frederick Charles head master of the City of London College informed the mis Case under me gathering he had not the words to voice his appreciation of Tho teach ers greeting in Canada. The whole party had been left breathless by the vastness of Canada and the spacious Ness even of us buildings. Tour chief characteristics Are the Youthful Energy evident on every hand combined with the forethought of a Wise he said. You have immense do Clos and harbours with Spain for still More you have vast Bui Kiiss always with space for More and Here in Winnipeg we find you have provided even huge recreation grounds such As this Park with a View to future or. Charles said. Met at station the teachers were morning by or. Robe put of education e. K. Marshall Secretary of the Manitoba teachers federation miss Elsie Moore chairman of the Winnipeg committee of the overseas education league and other local educationists. The party is headed by or. E. I. Stevens of Westminster City school. After the civic Lun Cheon in Kildonan Park the the teachers were met yesterday orning by or. Robert Fletcher de ers motored to lower fort Garry. Today s programme is Brent fast it the Hudson s Bay store and inspection of the historic exhibit Uin ctr at the Manitoba agricultural a tour of the legislative building the lieutenant governor s reception in the fort Garry by Arch Bishop Matheson and overseas education league dinner. Sunday inborn no the teachers will attend cer Vlco. N St. Luke a and will be guests in Winnipeg Homes for luncheon. The train leaves the City at 5 . Widespread tribute paid to Bosworth at funeral Canadian Fresn despatch Montreal aug. Every expression of sorrow with which a great institution can Mark the pass no of one of its outstanding leaders coupled with a remarkably wide the tasty crispness of triscuit the shredded wheat Cracker is a delightful Relief from Ordinary it is so nourishing and strengthening. The More you Chew it the better you like it. Deli Cious with butter soft cheese or marmalade. Continued from Page 1 want to build a Home we will loan up to fifty per cent of its value on first mortgage Security. You pay by regular monthly instalments including principal and interest and save Money in the end. Call in or phone a3377. Established 33 years in Winnipeg. The Home investment association ground is pretty Treut filled although the rust is rather worse than farther North. Barley is by far the largest crop in but does not stand very thickly As a Rule nor Long in the Straw. The head vary in length from one Inch to three and the berries Are plump. Oats Are the next biggest crop but will Only yield fairly. Isolated Fields Are very Good indeed As the season goes being tall of fair stand and filling Well. Durum is the largest wheat crop although the percentage varies every few Miles. It is filling excellently. Some Fine the Best Fields for Miles Wem seen on the Deloraine Hartney Road where there were fewer Weed and better stands of both kinds of wheat also Mindum Barley Ana Oats. Five Miles North of Deloraine where the route from Melita joins this Road is a Quarter Section of the Best wheat in a Day s Anarch. It la thick on the ground fairly Long in the head and filling Well not very Rusty con Taining tout Little Sawfly and exceptionally clean. The cleanly needs is i further enhanced by a strip mowed clean along the Edge. Inside the Fence. Several Fields of Mindum were seen on this Road which Are ready to Cut and should yield Well. Barley and Oats were not so outstanding Al though better than the average be no Good in stand and Well filled. Wild Oats were much in evidence in these crops. A Field of yellow Sweet Clover Mada a gorgeous Ratcli of color a. Few Miles South of Hartney. Sugiu. And Fairfax to Minto the stands continue very fair but the Jame trouble of Early Oats and Barley aristocratic Quality. The world s Best Bourbon. Bourdon whiskey Boffl Eduond under Federal government supervision ripening with an insufficient ind wheat not so plump or Well leaded As it might be appears again. Ivald Oats Are somewhat worse ind i Little russian Thistle is to be seen in the Roadside. The Marquis wheat makes a air ing spectacle from the Road an it Vitands even generally clean and just on the turn. Examination reveals a slim Ness of head which is Hess thrilling however Ani there is still the rust and a Little Sawfly. Tho country shows a Large number of Fields in Stook mostly and the sheaves seem to weigh vory Well in spite of or perhaps because , the Short stands. There is Little Rye and it seems a Little thinner on the ground and not so plump of Berry As the crops Twenty Miles South. Flax is scarce end not very Onwu on although the occasional _ Field is Well headed and fair in stand at Ninette through Belmont. And Baldur the oat begin to be really Fine. They Are generally later aia Are All crops less cutting having been done Here but they stand thick tall and with Heads filling Well. The torrential rain which soaked the country Here Early Friday morning should do them Tood and finish them Well. Meanwhile the were Only just passable. There Are also some excellent stands of wheat but the rust is plentiful and turning Black. The berries when . Frequently show some Fehrl Niage. The wild Oats have been with us All the Way and Are in All. A lures sometimes they take charge of com plete portions a Field. Barlev is generally Good but the cleanest was a crop on the Roadside extending a mile East of Baldur. It was half and showed a Good Berry. Sow Thistle begins to occur again at Greenway but does not get bad until farther East. Marauin. Or Sam Jar cheats Are the hereabouts. There s Little Sawfly. It Deal of rust but the stands Are excellent and the Heads fair. Oven on the beards state of the crop doing damage. It was a thick Cjon Rand very Well filled. There is 11toe of anything Cut hereabouts Rye be no scarce and the Barley . Inhere is very was Laid against Margaret Mcklin non under paragraph c of Section 2 of the juvenile delinquents of in., which it is stated Amons other clauses in the definition that a juvenile delinquent Means any child who is guilty of sexual immorality. Or any similar form of. Vice the complaint was filed in form which has been the practice. In this court Ever since its held on feb. 6, 1909. As this was Tho first juvenile court established in Canada there was. No precedent to determine procedure. This therefore rested with Hon. Colin h. Campbell then the of the province and Hon. T. Mayne police mag Istrate for the City of Winnipeg and first judge of the juvenile court. Evidence on the information and complaint then presented was heard on june 8. At the Cloae of this hearing the Case was remanded for further investigation and her father who was present with the Mother agreed to her detention in the detention Home of the juvenile on the following Friday. June 12, 1925, the Case was again before the court on which occasion the father accompanied by Ansue Mcdonald solicitor. The latter did not How Ever speak to the Case As such and indeed did not speak until after the had been remanded and then Only As to conditions in greater Winnipeg which the fact of this Case revealed. Thea court Lias no knowledge a to the time at which or. Mcdonald was retained in connection with this Case. At no time during the period that Margaret Mckinnon was detained in the detention Home was there a request made for bail. On Only one occasion was her release suggested to the judge of this court by or. Mcdonald and that Only in a private conversation in his office. At no time was it stated by judge of this court that there was no charge against Margaret Mckinnon. Action for a writ of Hareas Corpus was taken without any suggestion or Ball being asked for. Following the action in the court of King e Bench the right to take which no one denies or. Mcdonald appeared in this court untie other cases were under consideration and resting upon the Courtesy of the court made an argument which was later made the basis of a statement Given to the press which statement was false ;