Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 11, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba British. Delegation receives new instructions on ques Tion of cruisers relieved to contain Promise of reaching basis of discussion free Winnipeg monday july 11, 1927 4 regarding can Rov cancel Tomor quest. Be tons without a Fonneal re j Gibson sail consent was because that japanese consent h have to be obtained before the meeting could be cancelled. Bridgeman went to see the japanese. Is understood that after a lengthy obtained their Belore making a formal request to Norrow it is understood b4rldgemau ton the ful1 Dele a sue Cal l filed news Cable to Kurce Tress by free press private wire by i serv Wood Geneva Switz Bluml. July even were contemplating the possibility of failure the naval Limi tation a in Corr a took an unexpected turn or Toni it. The delegation acting on Nev for . Ranchi nation a pie Nara session that had been for tomorrow. The it is contained what British Hope will permit some Progress toward a basis of Chis Cuscior. Of the question of Cruiser limitation which there has been Complete Cau Locc. Hugh Gibson . Chief Delegate president of the conference a. C. Bruise Ryan. Head of the British e then make the re understood informal Dos Bishop Rheaume i.m.i., is mentioned for Ottawa Canadian press despatch Ottawa. July 11. _ the journal this morning carries the following it is expected that his excellency mgr. Casuela. The new apostolic Dele i Gate to Canada upon his arrival in Ottawa about july 17, will announce the successor to the late archbishop Joseph Emard. It is expected that the new Arch Bishop in Ottawa will be it Rev Rheaume o.m.i., Bishop of Halley Veteran Dies John Drew Veteran actor who died Early saturday san Francisco calif., after six weeks illness. Ever. Endicott is opi1 Stic says missionaries May be turn to posts within six months Canadian press. Despatch Vancouver b.c., july 10. Mission Aries May very Likely be Able to return to their posts in China within six months in tha opinion of Rev. Or. James Endicott of Toronto Moderator of the United Church in Canada who arrived Here this afternoon on the can. Adian Pacific liner Empress of Russia following his eight months tour of Tho Orient. Of the 400 foreign missionaries who had been working in China Fen Behi i of the United Church said or. Encl Cott Only five who Are stationed at Chengdu in the Interior Are now carry ing on. Funeral "0 f poet remains of ctr los mar to be Creni aled it Vancouver Canadian press re Victoria july funeral of the late or. Charles Milr poet Patriot Pioneer and historian who died Here last thursday in his 87th year will be held on monday after noon. After services in Christ Church Cathedral the remains will be forwarded to Vancouver for i Matton. Large contingent from win nips Ceme teries visited special despatch u the free press Eor Tnge la i Nirie man., july decoration Day was celebrated Here to. Day with solemnity. A Large contingent Winnipeg journeyed to the City to take part in the proceedings bringing with them the army and Javy band and the amputations unit. Precisely at 1.30 the different units forr Rich into line and marched Clown Saskatchewan Avenue East to the East Ward school. Here religious ser vices a Ere conducted by Rev. Canon Parker Rev. W. Bell made appropriate references to the Day and Tho men. Who had Laid Down their Ives for their country. The salvation -5vrmy band furnishing the music for the occasion. Various units reformed and marched to the memorial at Tho City sail. Here wreaths were Laid by the City and organizations and Citi Zens. Hev. J. W. Cruickshank offered prayer which was followed by the last reforming they marched to the Hillside and Bast end cemeteries where similar services were performed. V those in live 1 Oracle those joining in tha Parade included the boy scouts under com int Soloner Maynard the girl guides under commissioner Witt the army j and Navy omit and amputations or Winnipeg the local unit under presi cent Gaunce. 4the army and Navy band w. Williams and the trumpet band of the artillery. Col Sergt Goodrich of Winnipeg led the procession As Hennas done in years. The Navy was represented by Serg a h. Mat hews Pattou and b. Fielding. Col Snider s Charger which is 33 years old and which had gone through the great War look a conspicuous part. In the Parade. Joe Paley was again in the ranks As also was Jack Holmbom. A Large number of ladies Wera on hand notably mrs. Wels Eill president of the Dominion ladles auxiliary and mrs. Legail. The following officers from Winnipeg participated in the Parade col. Lightfoot major Browne Wilkinson d. Maxwell Secretary army a Iid. Navy unit w. Lecappelain major Barnard and capt. Of Ossre. Por Tage was represented by col. J. Cowan col. I. B. Snider col. P. G. Taylou d.s.o., major capt. Taylor capt. Lowry and c. J. Sharp president of the provincial command. Oil Over the Dominion and several guests from the Imperial girl guide Headquarters arrived at Banff Satur Day and spent a delightful week end. The party about Iso Strong is on route to the Jubilee Camp Ai Victoria from july 14 to 1.7. A if Fiji is is b Rev. R. L. Mctavish preaches in Young Church on temptations of it kept his Mouth moist and fresh on his hot Rocky Road. Calling on his sweetie he took her a. Smooth White today to make a lasting satisfying impression take Wrigley s. Give her a delicious beneficial treat Tat will win her heart. Teeth Throat appetite and digestion All Benefit. After every meal after smoking too we Are passing Ait of the Pioneer in our Canadian stated v. R. L. Mctavish of Saska Toon speaking last Etc inc from Tho pulpit of Young United Cimoch. Or. Mctavish who has occupied Peve pastorate in this City is in Char of the services at Young Olin sch Dur ing the month of july and this Ufi tev Ance was made in the course of his Sermon on temptations of a tender which is the first of a series of four sermons that he will deliver on Tho Trail of the during his stay in Winnipeg sixty years the speaker ii Xis toted. Western Canada was an almost unknown land a few wandering tribes of indians a few traders explorers and missionaries. Or. I Teav ish pictured the Pioneer ministers 20 years ago. Riding blazed trails on horse spreading the gospel Oil. A vast compared with the preachers w today who-300 Miles of de drive by Motoi car. We canadians must not let the memory of the Pioneer or. Mctavish declared for Tho resourceful Ness courage and fore sightedness of these men and woman must live the speaker pictured George Mcdoug Uil mass Iona y Patriot standing on the Banks of the Saskatchewan River at fort Edmonton. Predicting the Day when the Railroad Locq motive would Cross inc the Prai Ries that would be peopled by a multitude of new citizens. It was in 188s that the last Spike was driven in can Ada s first trans Continental railway. Two great problems faced the pioneers or. Mctavish said and in ing with the the struggle wit la nature lie Drew from the life of Abra Ham pointing out that Abraham found the new land1 of Promise was suffering from famine and that hardships met him on every hand a had just one track in which to tread and that was to return to the land from whence to came. Abraham re fused to do this and proceeded to Egypt Holcli g to his original purpose to return and live in the Jand of Canaan. This Story of Abraham the said showed the face difficult and remain hopeful which is one of the greatest bars slings taught by the Pioneer the second problem the Battle of the Pioneer with himself. Many a Pioneer has mastered nature but has tailed in this greater Strong men under Tho pressure of worldly things May lose their vision of god to temptation or. Me Tavish declared but Abraham j they will come rearing again the altar of Devotion to god Start afresh to live a life of moral strength and Public service. Returned Soldier is found Bead on Road t. H. Macdonald employee of we. Special despatch to the free press Portage la Prairie man., july Thomas Henry Macdonald aged about 50 and a returned Soldier Irving with the 226th and 45th battalions and a farm employee of g. Henry was found dead saturday morn ing presumably from heart failure about a mile from a Rosse Tafale. Or. Arid mrs. Henry went to the Indian picnic yesterday and left Mac Donald doing some Odd jobs around farm. He appeared to be in rus usual health. Later in the afternoon Jie apparently hitched up to go to Rosendale for the mail and the wheels of the Wagon can. Traced half a mile when they turned to the farm Macdonald was wound ii overseas. Funeral will be under the auspices of the army and Navy unit Here. _ Norl guides at Banff. Banff Springs hotel. . Jul y mrs. H. D. Warren of Toronto chief commissioner for Canada travelling with the party of girl guides from continued from Page 1. , manslaughter. The fire is on. The fourth he was working. He was using inflammable varnish material and his theory As Given to the police is that one dropped a match there in. His absence. Of the injured mrs. P. Fitzgerald Edmonton is stated to in critical condition. She was to a july burned and it is Bald that if she does recover her arms will be incapacitated. All ten Are suffering severely from Burns or injuries. Mrs. Putz Gerald improves mrs. Fitzgerald has improved slightly tonight her husband arrived from Edmonton this morning and is at pres ent attending his wife and daughter Edith who was burned 0111 the . The latter is. Reported progressing favourably and Able to leave the Hospital Lew Days time. Or. Flt Gerall is heart broken Over the death of his Small son Edward in the lire. Mrs. It Argaret Ogden 62, suffering from Burns and took a very favourable turn for the better today and is of danger. Jean 16, of Edmonton granddaughter of mrs. Ogden burned about the neck and is pro grossing favourably Teddy it of Toronto Only survivor of mrs. Grace Luckhart a three children was Able to leave the Hospital yesterday and join his Mother at the Home of her sister Here i deaths and funerals j capt. John Robb Anderson formerly resident in Winnipeg died Ai the Home sister mrs. Goo Frev e. Flem ing let Bbridge Friday after in ill Ness of several he was for Many years on the staff of the tin Ion Bank of Canada and acted in the and Lethbridge to served four years in the great War of the second divisional ammunition Coluni in addition to his wife la sur Vived by a son. Gordon and a Daugh Ter. residing in min Neapolis. Mrs. Jaylna Donaldson wife of Thomson Donaldson 601 Rosedale ave nue died at the general Hospital Fri Day. Aged 33 years. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 3.30 from the clerk rather Craic funeral capacity of manager at High River Home to Elmwood cemetery. I Quebec is an Empire in itself old in Story Rich in history steeped in tradition. On a May Day in 1536, Cartier planted at stad now a Cross bearing a shield emblazoned with the lilies of France and a scroll claiming this new land for his King. The first chapter in the history of the province had been written. Cham Plain Frontenac Joliette Marquette Lasalle and1 the legion of adventurous gentlemen of Church and state who followed them saw and loved the land. Settled it fought for it some even gave their lives for it. Quebec has everything that goes to the making of a great Industrial Power. It has a wealth of Mineral Forest and water Power resources immense and Fertile agricultural regions a waterway to the heart of the continent an Ocean port a thousand Miles from the Atlantic transcontinental railways Inland shipping fleets and the of an industrious and Law abiding population unsurpassed on the american continent fisheries the fisheries of the province produce Over too annually. Minerals enormous treas ures in minerals await develop fifth among the provinces of Canada in the value of minerals produced yet the Field is so wide that comparatively Little has been done to ascertain the extent of her resources. Quebec is responsible annually Tor Over. 85% of the world s Asbestos Supply. Gold Silver Copper and Iron Ore Are Here in abundance and Are attracting men of Capi Tal and vision in degree. Industry Quebec is one of the greatest Industrial regions in Canada and the Nur Reber of establishments is constantly growing. More than too in capital is invested in All kinds of Industry in the province and the Industrial pay Roll in the province is approximately annually. Forestry Waterpower Diamond Jubilee of con federation finds Quebec at the beginning of the Era of its great est expansion with tradition and imitative working soberly and amiably together for the greater glory of United Canada. Agriculture the value of the Field crops produced in 1926 was around the value of the Dairy production is about annually. Forests in addition to an is Tirria Ted. Reserve of too feet of Merchantable Tim Berj the forests of Quebec con Tain some feet of pulpwood claimed authoritatively to represent the largest area of pulpwood forests in the world. The annual exports of pulp and paper from the Domjen Ion Are now valued at around water Powers the total development of water Powers in the province amounts to Over . And there remain undeveloped Powers estimated at . Mining Industry information this announcement the press throughout Canada this outline of the Mari limes contribute pics took National wealth and resources published daring August. Canada 1867 the Northern electric company continues to contribute to this growth by developing and supplying much of the electrical equipment which binds the provinces together industrially and. Socially. Company limited equipment Jar the transmission of sound and Pound tourists ;