Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 9, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Jot Rte Serners regain control As result of fierce fighting regime refuses to co operate with banking of break with Borodin a. F Nihlet Fri a press w private wire troops in addition to French Gallons. Have been ordered to because of fierce fighting be soldiers involved in the Dally cot n cabled today quoting troops sent the Tainan fun Rall the let tar the have regained the at Tsin Tao two Northern is who had deserted to the a to sine it said. Surrendered to capture Tsin Tao. To break to Atli in Ridln usso Chaleil priss Iran soil. China. July 8 the Han which represents the Terai to of nationalist move today announced its refusal to with the moderate nation to verment at banking or to with Michael Borodin. Its bus Din hawser. As demanded recently by Yuhsiang. The former command r a Chlof of the Hankow forces. Reclaims that Hankow was the Ore Ramt in China in which the Lale were co to promulgate the revolution the Hankow Leader v gym Jagd Feng s attempt to oust the russians and to Combine Hankow and Mani is. Declaring Chat Feng had been Iron oiled by banking propaganda. Tie statement issued today said i Compromise with Chiang Kai j Ai is unthinkable and the Sugges Ion o. Borodin s dismissal is Unac tenable. Hankow will never sink to lie Low level of the banking leaders Jiose policy is one of terror Patlon use masses suppression of the people s Gaul nations and the Slaughter of tie labor and peasant leaders. It is by a group with which Hankow de Sites Manitoba free 7 beats in the 230 pc evening programme the programme for the Civ medal for beat Clydesdale Mare was won. By James Johnston of yellow grass _ ask Icse medals were donated by the horse As the principal winners in the clydes Dale class were j. A. Johnstone a r l bel1 b i a. P Eterson j. R to comb j. D. Ashford John Bartlett yellow grass. A. J. Bell a. G. Paul h. Mcmanus d. Mcleod. The prize Silver cup offered for the yearling draft Colt in the Weyburn District was won by j. Johnstone of yellow grass. Winners of the agricultural horse classes were d. Watt. Mccormick j Mcdougal Johnstone. Heavy draft horses. Watt Mccormick Mcdonnal mental Hospital. May Avert failure at saturday july 91927 Japan offers new proposal when situation seems quite hopeless alternative of dangerous Competition in cruisers of fers Hope of. Agreement Sarwat Pasha confident it will result from King Fuad s visit to London horse faces provide Excel Lent medals awarded lips Alai despatch to the free Pross Viji turn Sirisk. July today the Trail Day of the fair of the Wey to agricultural society. Brought Noil breaking crowds to the excl grounds the weather con rating Ideal for the occasion. A Fea is of the morning s programme was contest for ladles driving re re jag 35 follows mrs. F. C. Zabe miss a. Bedford second mrs g Tut Ali incl. Associated press Cable London. July Pasha the egyptian Premier. In an interview with the associated press today spoke quite openly of an Anglo egyptian Alliance developing from King fund s visit to London taut emphasized that the visit was not planned with that intention. The egyptian people he stated Are fully prepared for such a development. We should be too glad to see the conclusion of such an under added the Premier if because one of its first effects will be to create a new atmosphere in which it is natural to suppose. The existing difficulties Between the two countries would disappear. I am confident that the natural sequence of events will make an Alliance pos sible and that what has happened on this visit will facilitate its James r. Sheffield . Envoy to Mexico resigns special United news despatch to free pros by free press private wire rapid City. . July a Sheffield ambassador to Mexico has presented his resignation to president Pooh Cage who has announced it will be accepted. Sheffield explicitly denied intimations that he might have been Dis satisfied with the administration s watchful waiting policy toward Mexico. 01 interest to Weyburn people was tinning of the three heats in Ulo Trot or Pace by Don Mack. Oil net by t. Mclelland. Of the final meeting of the St. Boni face Jubilee committee will be held at 5 o clock monday afternoon at the St. Boniface City Hall when the financial statement will be issued and the work wound up. Special United news Cable to tree press by free Pacij private m arc by Henry Wootis him pvn Switzerland july limitation conferees have until. Von Day to reach an agreement on Riser limitation on confess allure. The alternative is imminent threat of expensive dangerous Cruiser building Competition Between great Britain n.nr.1 the United states with Japan a close delegates had their scheduled show Down today but so. Wide was their divergence that pessimists predicted a patched up agreement monday on destroyers and submarines and an Early break up of the conference itself. But so menacing was the alternative that faint Hope come quickly out of what seemed a hopeless situation delegates were talking of failure Whan consideration Over night a new Compromise proposal there was a hint of forthcoming con Cessions by the British. Monday morn ing n plenary session meets to take formal reclaims. If by that time Dele Gates. Failure can reach a working basis of negotiations the conference will Taj saved. The executive committee met this morning in hopeful mood. It adopted a technical commission report that Bli owed agreement on the following Points destroyer flotilla leaders to be limited to 1.850 tons destroyers tons maximum calibre of gems five inches age limit c maximum siae of submarines tons maximum size of torpedo tubes 21 inches age limit 13 years. No limitation on. Surfnee boats under 600 tons whose Speed is less than 2u and that carry not More than four runs All under six inches. Agreement was not reached on size of a smaller class of submarines size and armament of cruisers ratio of ships to be allotted each nation the question of discussing capital ships. Japan s Compromise proposal pro Vides for tons of cruisers and destroyers combined for the United states and great Britain and above for Sapau. Japan would ask Lor 70.000 tons of sub marines and would be willing though reluctantly to agree to limitation of maximum tonnage of each Cruiser to instead of the proposed by the . Early resident of Stonewall District Dies after a lingering illness miss Annie Anderson of Stonewall man., died Early yesterday at the Home of her sister mrs. Robert Mcbeth Kildonan. I visa Anderson settled on the ked River with members of her family from Guelph ont., in 1873. They re sided for several years in West Kil Donan moving later to Stonewall. Miss Anderson was an Active worker in ail the organizations of the Stonewall presbyterian Church being for Many years president of the missionary society and teacher of the Young people s class. Surviving Are four Sisters and two Brothers these being mrs. R. Mcbeth and mrs. A Harper Kildonan miss Lydia Anderson mrs. Thomas Murray and Robert Anderson Stonewall and Rev. David Anderson of the Grebe presbyterian Church of Toronto . Changes k. C. Brown or. Mckenzie has resigned As Secre tary of United Farmers of Manitoba and is succeeded by or. Brown. Doctor Al patient Are Strum train i Accident on level crossing at Coteau Quebec both seriously Hurt Tress despatch j Montreal july driving a patient. Pacl flue Chatel of Valley Field to Montreal to consult a specialist or Ovile Belanger s Auto Mobile was struck by a train at Coteau station today and. Now both doctor and patient Are in Hospital in condition. Or. Belanger1 a broken leg while Chatel suffered internal injuries the., Accident at a level on the Canadian National railway some few Hundred feet from Coteau station., the. Automobile which was almost across the tracks when the train struck Wasj completely destroyed. J. A. Anderson claims he saw nothing wrong in accepting Money Canadian Tress despatch Toronto. July 8. Sitting As an election court today at Osgoode Hall or. Justice Rose and or. Justice Fisher of the supreme of on Tario reserved judgment in the South Bruce election protest. John George Anderson of Lucknow claimed in his evidence that he had made known to the Liberal executive his decision to retire from the last provincial election Campaign. Before he and received a Che Xie for from j. E. Totten president of the South Bruce prohibition Union in payment of his election expenses. Ander son withdrew to leave a Clear Field for m. A. Mccallum progressive candidate. He had known was anything wrong about the transaction or. Anderson said he would not have gone through with it. Nitsa payment new Ford cars Possession balance 12 equal Ivi Ontaiy payments 0 on any used 1926 Fords gives balance 12 equal monthly payments initial payment on any used 1925, 1924, or 1923" Ford gives Possession balance 12 equal monthly payments this offer is open to All Bona fade residents of Winnipeg who Are in a position to Purchase out of income. This offer positively closes july 19 Dominion motor Ltd. Winnipeg s exclusive Ford dealers open evenings Cor. Fort and Graham police follow up every i clue without bundle found Canadian press despatch Toronto. July 8. At a late hour tonight local and provincial police still following up information sent in by persons who believed they had seen Harry Duncan Tennessee murderer and jail. Breaker eur caped from the police station he a a few Days ago. So far hone of the clues has developed into a Trace of the fugitive. Late this afternoon a squad of detectives and provincial officers motored out the Hamilton Highway j Stop Ping to search at Long Beach co port credit Oakville and. A Larne Park. Persons at the last i place thought they had seen a Man answer ing the description of Duncan making his Way along the Hig Hway. J the officers later visited word Bridge and Cooksville while another squad went As far West As Oshawa. Discovery today of a bundle of clothes in a Hamilton stable Yard resulted in the police there spreading a i Cygnet about tile City. Alfred j. Ostheimer and guide Fuhrer in Columbia ice n press despatch Lasper part. Alta., july first ascents of peaks in the foot class and the opening up of a new route to one of the foot class peaks of. The great Columbia Range All accomplished in 36 hours of arduous climbing much of it done at night under dangerous ice and Snow conditions and bitter cold using lantern and flashlight to guide them is the record set up by Alfred j. Ostheimer or. And guide purer members of. The american scientific party which will explore the Columbia ice Field Bool of the this summer. Word of the Success of this arduous adventure was sent to Jasper by courier from the Edge of the Columbia ice Field As the before plunging once More into the vastness of this practically unknown area. Weird trip later Ostheimer and Hans purer. One of the guides undertook one of the weirdest trips in the annals of Canadian Mountain climbing reaching the Edge of the Columbia ice Field in a blizzard and climbing the North twin Foet the third Peak in the Range. Marching All night they made a successful ascent of mount Stutfield feet and in danger of Freezon f if they stopped plugged on and went of lantern and flashlight Over the break my ice Field. At 2.10. . They reached the sum Mit of mount Kitchener. 11 5.00 Fer to crossing the dome feet at 4 id a.m., and so Camp after 36 hours steady climbing. Crop loss total in Many gases following sudden storm Canadian press despatch Calgary alta., july striking out of a Clear sky in the Olds and Didsbury districts of Central Alberta swept Many Fields of 6tanding Grain and caused total loss to scores of Farmers thursday evening. The main storm starting about six o clock in the aarm Atlon District Northwest of did i Bury followed a Zig Zag course and apparently branched. In Many directions l another smaller storm hit the South about 10 of clock. One report from Didsbury said that a narrow Belt of devastating Hail swept from Harma ton directly East set served. Softli and then struck East again near Didsbury wiping out crops for an estimated Dis Tance of 35 Miles in a path that was Between one half and three quarters of a mile wide. Rockefeller plays usual game of Golf on birthday special United n news despatch to press by free press private wire to Ira a town .n.y., july the same snap and vim or 20 years ago Johned. Rockefeller played Lils. Usual roun4 of Golf in Celebration of ills 88th birthday. Rockefeller appeared in the Best of form and took keen Delight in the game with four friends. Hundreds of. Telegrams congratulating Rockefeller on his birthday came from All Over the country and from members of the family in Europe i storekeeper defrauded by buyer Syd arrested in Brandon on a charge of having obtained Money and goods from storekeeper on me Parlane Street by false pretences was brought to the City last night and will appear before the provincial court this morning. Representing himself As a guard from the provincial Patterson is alleged to have secured in goods to the value of for a prisoner Greenwich whom the storekeeper had been acquainted. Later inquiries revealed the fraud. Constable Sampson escorted the accused to the e City. Realized at Ros auction we property of late James Boss father of j. K. Koss sold at Chris ties by Henry Somerville special Cable to the free press London. July Pic the the late James Ross father of the sportsman j. K. L., Boss of Montreal auctioned at Christie s realized guineas or approximately the biggest Price was fetched for Rembrandt s portrait of a which realized guineas bought by. Thomas Agnew the London dealer. Turners guineas and was also purchased by Thomas Agnew. Another picture the battleship City of sold for Conmey s of lady Sullivan guineas and Reynolds portrait of lady Ann flt Patrick guineas. Rubens picture of departure of lot and his family from Sodom brought guineas. Tills was the. Disappointment of the Bale but on. The whole it is thought the pictures have sold remarkably Well. T i i moving packing shipping storing estimates _ furnished limited fireproof warehouses 85 water Street phone 87 337 special Saleroom for customers effects that Are no longer required. Saturday Holinsworth s close at 1 o cock special including the much wanted sleeveless tunics and sports frocks. Truly a Sale of thrilling value and vivid variety. Sizes Short sleeves 16 to 20 years 36 to 42 sizes Long sleeves 16 to 20 year 36 to-44 fifty styles nine colors and White imagine How Jaunty the sleeveless frocks will be for Tennis and sports Many Graceful Long sleeves too a necked with panels and Restees for women who want More conservative modes. Colors Orchid mauve yellow powder peach Green Rose Salmon Pink and White frocks that will adapt themselves for Many summer daytime occasions it is a real buying achievement to secure so Many delightful frocks to sell at this Low Price sizes Short sleeves 14 to 20 years 36 to. 42 sizes Long sleeves 14 to 20 years 36 to 44 dozens of styles plenty of colors and White. Usually you will find such frocks As these priced much you will find when you see their Rich Ultra Chic stunning color combinations. Colors powder Blue Pink Black mauve and White. Hollinsworth c co limited Winnipeg a Ltd buiuxh0 r my i f it ;