Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 11, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg tuesday. August ii. 1925 is to administer dry Law in . To be approved b senators by in Vic Tress i a late Tylre aug. Shine off inscription no Bubble inhibit Lon enforcement a of the. A Roa sury Mellon so cretan known that the new administrators selected prohibition ant rows. Dry Czar by la Noro cd by senators in the must of this admission various ois Treasury official can from actor dance with an today f h and would of Cami accordance with an today t custom Here and would of Surprise except for Tho re Cas of announcements from Andrews Plateo. Influence would not c0mbhon intends to obtain the Best men possible for the new jobs. In fact he would like to see men of the Andrew Type selected before men who have had business experience and Are Good executives. The Treasury policy does not necessarily mean that every Man recommended by a senator will be taken. If the recommendations Are not regarded As Good by Andrews they will not be taken. It is said. But on the other hand the Man chosen must be approved by the senators in the states included in the District Over which the regional director will have jurisdiction. If the particular director chosen by Andrews is not satisfactory to any senator he would drop him. Mellon has made it Clear that he wants har Mony All around. This policy is aimed toward that end. Falls eight feet Dies. Milwaukee aug. From a porch railing about eight feet to the ground Theodore Plu Stoka suffered a. Fractured Skull and died three hours later at a Hospital Here. Seeks Osborn Caribou new York aug. 10. James l. Clark head of the department of preparation of the american museum of natural history left today for the extreme Northwest part of British Columbia in seach of specimens of the Osborn Caribou. Ocean liners Inland was harmonic find their equal in they i do the Blua All the while you of lounge music. O running hot and parlor rooms with liner. Go East by huge Craft Are these great lakes liners no and you d have 1o sail the seas to size accommodation or appointments. Proudly Lake Waters to take you East in Comfort. And lounge on spacious decks or enjoy 1ho luxury Ball Reading or smoking rooms. Staterooms hav cold water and Reading Light Over every berth Bathen suite. Service and cuisine of an Ocean boat the Ideal Way to Toronto and Points East a continuous round of pleasure including dances concerts after noon teas daily mile March led by bagpipes social hostess Dally shipboard newspaper masquerade. Three sailings weekly leaving port Arthur mondays wednesdays and saturdays at 1 . . Ask any railway ticket agent to route you Lake and rail or apply r. Crawford general agent freight and passenger dept., 354 main Street Winnipeg. Northern navigation company limited Canadian National route Wheeler Lais party president of the Alpine club states feat recognized All Over world special Imi Patch to the frees Lake o Hara Camp alta., aug. 10. The a Idress by a. O. Wheeler director of the Alpine club of Canada Given at the Lake o Hara Camp wednesday August a was an interesting one. A message of Wel come was extended to Captain Mao. Carthy Leader of the mount Logan expedition and or. Wheeler gave a resume of the club s activities since its inception in 1906. I know no More pleasant or important occasion than the present or. Wheeler stated. Our chief duty is to Welcome Home to the bosom of our family the members of the Mout Logan expedition who have so greatly covered themselves with glory through their successful accomplishment and the Victory they Lave gained Over the appalling forces nature that combined to hinder the capture of the highest Ian Adlan treat that has been recognized by All the big Alpine clubs of the world As one worthy of tha Fine record of the Alpine club of Canada. This is shown by the Many congratulatory messages that have been received. As director of the expedition and one who has the responsibility of much of its organization i have very great satisfaction in extending to the in embers of it our most grateful thanks for their self sacrificing labors which have resulted so splendidly. We feel very sincere Joy that they have All returned practically Safe and sound and that the attacks made by the elements have not resulted in More serious injury or loss of life. It is a very deep regret to us that All the Mem Bers of the expedition cannot be now with us but we appreciate the fact that Captain Maccarthy the Leader is Here and also Henry s. Hall. To Captain Maccarthy we extend our chief recognition. It is Alto Gether due to his great sacrifice of time and labor and the very magnificent work done individually him in 1024 and 1925 that the Alp Ine club of Canada has been Able to place its sign manual upon the highest Mountain of our country. There is no question but that had it not been for the splendidly car ried out plans of Captain Maccarthy in first prospecting a route and then in placing supplies and equip ment along it for the use and sustenance of the following climbing party Success would have been very doubtful naturally expeditions of this kind Are very expensive and i de sire to As Knowledg a the splendid assistance in the matter of subscriptions by the american Alpine club the Alpine club the Royal geographical society and by private individuals. I also desire to a know ledge the financial help Given by out own members and particularly by our members of the new York Sec Tion of the club. This Section is re presented at this Camp by our old and very faithful Seaver to whose energetic help in this respect we Are very largely indebted. When i say old i do no1 mean in years but in experience of our activities our Camps and Oier needs. I think or. Seaver has at tended very nearly All of our Camps and has been of great financial As congratulations were extended to from your with your groceries Carnation milk keeps pure and milk that s never late a month s Supply compactly stored on your pantry shelf makes milk Assurance doubly sure. Convenient can t run Shor ust Telephone your grocer Carnation milk is pure fresh milk evaporated to double Richness kept Safe by sterilization. Order several tall 16 of cans or by the Case of 48 cans. Carnation milk economical recipes for the. Kitchen prepared by Mary Blake of our Domestic Sci Toce department will gladly be sent to you free on receipt of the Coupon below. The Carnation recipe Boot beautifully illustrated is filed with interesting and helpful cooking lore. Send for it today. Meanwhile try these recipes creamed Salmon 3 Mem pm 3 tuft White Utec Rede cot the Momoa into Flea piece., add hot White mice on tent. Thi. People. Calwa Trost a kit sauce no. 1 3 butter. K to spoon met 3 flour h end h cup Carnation milk. Melt Batter until u top. Bubbling. Mir in flour Mil add milk add thick smooth. A Oaing. This Capoti entitle j Yon to one copy of m r t Blake. Cook Book which contain Over 100 can fully tested recipe. Cut out Coupon and mail to Carnation milk products company ltd., Aylmer ont. City and pro. Contented c o w the Label is red and Carnation milk products company limited Aylmer Ontario. Canadian Delegate James Simpson be of the Canadian representatives t the labor conference now going n in London eng. Or. Simpson resented a picture of Canada As onside a Bly advanced in the realm f socialistic Enterprise. Mrs. Maccarthy upon the very eat Honor acquired by her husband a entirely to his magnificent doors. Or. Wheeler then discussed the ast and future of the Alpine club f Canada whose activities lie has and charge of for 20 years. In this Ime or. Wheeler has placed the Lub in the ranks of the big Alpine Lubs of the world and won credit Able recognition for it. Scopes trial judge raps defence t Ator fells Chicago audience he does not believe in evolution special United press despatch to free Proa by free press private Walro Chicago ills., aug. Clarence Darrow As the agnostic defence judge John t Raulston who presided at the recent Scopes evolution trial in Dayton Tennessee aroused an audience of Darrow s town Folk to wild cheering during the course of a Sermon at the William Jennings Bryan memorial service Here sunday. .raulst6n reviewed the Scopes trial rom beginning to end. He had Only Praise for the great Bryan and Only criticism for the agnostic weeping throughout the address a he touched on such phenies As the possibility of fits own parents having sprung from lower forms of animal lie judge Raulston declared Jar. Bryan did not believe in evolution and i Don t believe in it either. I Don t believe god made a miserable Monkey and let nature do the rest. I believe in a god that can answer prayers. I believe in. A god not in a wooden the lanky Tennessee judge charged hat Clarence Darrow tried to de stroy or. Bryan politically or any Way he could. A Large portion of the crowd was in tears when Raulston finished and crowded around him in Eucly numbers that lie was required to spend almost an hour shaking hands before Lis could leave the Hall. Organize at Oak Lake meeting Robert Forke m.p., is speaker Federal committee is named Lake aug. Lake on saturday saw the first Dis play 61 the progressive forces in Brandon consult obey. Enthusiasm was a evidence at the opening meeting. The Assembly of delegates summoned from the length Aud breadth of Thoj constituency after placing j. Mallen in the Owr and selecting Roy Mcphail As Secretary pro tern., settled Down to Trubl Ness. Or. Allen called upon d. G. My ken2ie to give an outline of meetings which he attended in other districts. Or my Tenzle also gave a Short talk of the political situation As he viewed it and stressed the expediency of a Good organisation. Mrs. S. E. Gee thanked the association for sending her to Regina to it tepid the provincial progressive the. Pointers that she got there Ehe states be assistance in dealing with the various questions that Are now on the horizon. W. Robson of Deleau who represented this constituency at the fed eral Abni Muttee meeting at Winnipeg a Short time ago was called upon for a report. Robert pork m.p., f a. Short address in the afternoon hitting the he Jofh spots on Beati and Lake freights the fight on the question of retaining the Crow s nest agreement the rate on flour and wheat being retained and railways in general and the question 6f the Tariff a Northi Baulne cd Muttee of five was selected to appoint a Federal committee for Brandon constituency and place their selection before the meeting for their approval. Their selection was acceptable to the whole Assembly. The new committee ,1s As follows j. A Allan Brandon w. M. Robson Deleau p. Mcdonald Virden j. W. Smith rapid City g. G6rdon., Oak Lake Roy Mcphall Brandon g. Cole Elk Horn s. A Forrest t. H. Virden r. K. Smith Oak Lake g. Jones Kenton mrs. S. E. Gee Virden a mrs e. Thomlinson klan tin mrs. Lilly Wood Orth mrs. I order pipes Jiei mrs. J. W. Or Faith rapid City mrs. Art Robson de Leau mrs. W. J. Pollock Kemnay m. Jilin Stone Thater c. Craik Sharks Cromer or. Thomp son Virden h. Kicks Souris w. Lenore of. Flynn Eirhart avg Lothian Plov tone g. Flu Clinson Brandon Hills d. Ruse Bradward lne j. C. A unfit Alexan Der h. C. Reston a Stin s6n, Virdery b. Crawford Elk Horn j. H. 141 2lst Street Bramon Secretary treasurer. In the evening or. Gave an outline his stewardship at Ottawa Telic Nof of the ridiculous As Well As the Sublime turns in parliamentary life. R. L. M.l.a., pointed out though provincial and federa politics being kept apart i tras a firm believer in the policy of progressives. Injured in Auto crash Beloit Wii. Aug. C. Mien Chicago was painfully but not Ousby Hurt in. An. Automobile crash on Riverside drive when an unknown negro Side swiped another car in passing Millen. Mullen had stopped to change a tire. Monty says ministers should have appealed to country three years ago Frean despatch Montreal aug. Minis ters should not go before the electorate after four years of Power at Ottawa and Appeal for an absolute majority so that they May govern properly it was their duty to do that after one session in parliament had demonstrated that Only an Al Liance with the progressives would save them Hon. Rodolphe Monty k.c., declared sunday afternoon at a conservative rally held at Nicolet. Or. Monty s speech was largely a reply to the address of the Hon p. J. A. Cardon minister of Marine and fisheries the sunday previous at Repentigny emphasizing the significance of such a statement from one of the Premier s own colleagues Tho speaker said that the result of the in Alliance Between liberals and progressives had been an administration with nothing but policies of expediency. The time for the government to have admitted that it was impotent was at the end of the first session during which it was in Power. Instead of that Premier King had been Content for party purposes to remain nominally at Tho Helm but actually under the thumbs of the progressives. Of railroads dealing with the railroads or. Monty declared that the statement of or. Cardon against state owner ship was difficult to reconcile with the optimistic opinions which the Hon. Ernest Lapointe and sir Henry Thornton had Given a year ago. In any event declared or. Monty the country was Eick of the govern ment of the Day. Let Premier King to the polls and try to get that majority which his own ministers were appealing for. He would find conservative party prepared with National policies on All the great problems of the Day. The country would be asked to choose for the country s Good and not for one party s Good and the electorate would quickly discover that the conserva Tive Banner was waving Over proposals that would and canadians. Protect Canada declares Belgium will pay debts Washington d.c., aug. Gium did her duly when she entered the world War and will continue to do her duty in the payment of her just obligations. Baron de Carlier March Semi the belgian ambassador today informed the american debt commission at the opening one got nations for funding of the belgian War credit to Tho United slates. Brooks Steamer arrives the steam powered automobile sensation is in Winnipeg. See 1his All Canadian product at parking space Marlborough hotel this week. H. W. Jones Western manager. H. L. Solmes 619 Marlborough hotel. Factory d. D. Lewers local agent durability material that cannot be excelled proc-4 esses that cannot be bettered Workman ship that cannot be these have built into every Burroughs machine that Quality which insures accuracy and durability. More than Burroughs machines have been sold to men in every line of business. Burroughs machines have saved Money for them. What about you Burroughs adding machine of Canada limited Winnipeg Man., e. P. 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