Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 12, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Tuesday 12, 1927 Industrial of horses and cattle is11 Standard with Jay up to Competition keen Ood Progress in Winnipeg heavy draft horses among Best by k. Foj ase up to this by Scott july 11. The got Awny with a splendid Turtu or of no for favourable a nil Are scr with Good Mai y All depart and horses on to rather with i Ayrshire Dairy Hoits and three t Tho Hore i raid the pro Wynn leg owned by Jackson Bros and driven by Fleming in a race with eight other entries. These two will Light it out for the purse of and a Good race is expected. Other races include the 2.10 Trot or pane when Battle axe j. S. Volo arid others will compete. The parimutuel will oper ate both tuesday and wednesday wednesday s sport programme will include a baseball tournament to Gether with the judging of High class jumpers and High steppers and the Farmers race. The latter two events with the judging of the four and six horse teams and Hie biggest livestock Parade Ever staged at this fair will be part of the evening s programme. Six six horse teams Are scheduled to appear this number appearing Only twice in the history of Western fairs. It is claimed. Special a i Pilch it free press by Shaft correspondent heavy draft horses the Manitoba cartage company with t. H. Lytle. Roland und Mccartney Bros., made a fair showing in the heavy Cruft classes. The cartage com Pany had first three year old first yearling and first second and third in the Mare or gelding any age. Win ners in this last class were Bradwell King and Elgin in the order named. T. H. Lytle was fourth with major Lytle also securing second for year old. Mccartney Bros were second Cor three year old and j. J. Mcarthur of por Tage first for two year Olds. Agricultural classes More Competition existed in the agricultural classes each of which was Well contested twelve appearing in the held Mare or gelding class which was considered the Best Competition of the Day. Results from it were All in favor of t. H. Lytle. Who took off first second and third the fourth to ing to w. Crichton of Binscarth. Seven Brood mares and foals appeared the most in this class at Portage Lor Many years. Crichton stood first Here with race of Binscarth. Second j. J. My second Mccartney. In the two year Olds j. Henning Portage was first Mccartney Bros., second j. J. Mcarthur third and Mcleod fourth. In . Mcarthur stood first Crichton second and third and Mcleod fourth these two classes were Well contested. In the foal class troop took first Mcarthur second Rice and Crichton fourth. Lyttle was awarded the ribbon for Best Mare or gelding any age in the agricultural classes. General purposes entries in the general purpose classes were Light. W. Gould Portage had the Only Brood Mare with foal at Side Chun. Wishart. Portage took first for three year old filly or gelding with w. Gould second the latter also win Ning tin two year old class without Competition. F. A. Brycton had Besl foal with Gould second. Hereford cattle Hysop and sons Killarney Man., had no competitor in the herefords at All and with a Complete entry in Al classes took All Money. His Bull prime made a Good Cham Pion nevertheless As did the cow lady these two were backed up with a Fine Herd of younger stuff which would have taken some beating. Tied polls three competitors appeared in the bed polls namely. Geo. Wilkinson Brandon w. J. Mccomb Brandon and Mcleod -Bros., of Long turn. Both championships went to Mccomb. Who also secured the special for the Cham Pion red poll of the exhibition donated by the Manitoba red poll cattle club. Wilkinson while not winning the championship Jot his share of the Pilae Money taking second for aged Bull first for Bull one year first and second for Bull calf second third for aged cow first and third for Heifer wins Harvard degree Here is the great labor Saver in laundry and i co. It. Toronto. Tanada two years third for Glrst for Heifer calf third for Herd of females. Mccomb had in Heifer one year and second and Bull and three addition to the Heifer calf and first in the Herd of and three females. The showing of red polls was prob ably the biggest the Portage fair has had. With the Quality of the showing very High indeed. Ayrshire cattle e. E. Mortson. Was the Only exhibitor of Ayrshire cattle and carried off the prize opposition although with the Quality of cattle which he exhibits he could have stood considerable. Mortson had a fill string with entries in practically every class. His aged Bull and cows Are especially Good. Ill Stcin cattle w. J. Hepburn Virden. Man., had Little opposition in Holstein cattle and swept the Board with the exception of first place in aged bulls in which he had no entry and second place imaged cows and a third for bulls. These placings went to e. L. Kitchen talc Volle. For the Bull the other two to Harry Stephens of Portage. Hep Burn also had almost a Complete Herd and Many excellent individuals. Sheep Hampshire and suf Folk sheep were judged today. _ Cham j. Kronar Johnson u.a., . 1 Oung Winnipeg lawyer who has just returned Home from Harvard Tolver sly which he attended As Winner of the Pugsley scholarship obtaining his masted of Laws degree. Or. Johnson took his . Degree at the University of Manitoba 1923, and was graduated from the Manitoba Law school in 1826. He is the son of or. And mrs. Zinnur Johnson 668 Mcdermot Avenue. Crisp healthful breakfasts Tell their own Story. You just have More Pep and vigor All Day Long what a glorious Start Kellogg s Pep gives the Day Golden Rich flakes of whole of wonder flavor Pep peps you up it s Rich in Energy. Contains vitamins and Mineral elements. Makes for vigor and vim Pep is really health in a a wonderful food for children. Pep contains enough bran to be mildly laxative. Tends to prevent constipation. Give All the family plenty of Pep and see How Peppy they la be serve it with milk or Cream. And add Honey or fruits for extra deliciousness. Fresh or canned. Pears bananas prunes or raisins. Your grocer has Pep i he Peppy Cereal food Plo ship in Shropshire rams went to we. Darnborough Laura. Sask., the Ewe championship to Calvin Fos ter of Mather Man. It was nip and tuck with these two All the Way with poster getting the lion s share of firsts taking seven and one second darn Borough getting one first and six seconds. R. J. Thompson Oakville got one second and most of the thirds against his stronger rivals. Calvin Foster had All the Hampshire but one w. P. Morrison Oakville get Ting a first on his shearling ram Fos ter thus taking All the other Money. In Suffolk the Competition was Al Between Thompson and Darnborough the former taking both championships All the first prizes and several seconds. Hogs in the hog ring berkshires were the Only Breed judged today. Both male and female championships were won by James Owens of Bethany b. W. Nicholls or Oakville Sandy Praser of Portage und w. P. Morrison Oakville were other As Well As the championships Ewins secured All three placings for boar six months and Over first and second for boar under six months first and second for sow two years and Over first for sow one year first and second for sow six months and Over sow under six months and for sow and utter. Nicholls was first for boar Over one year third for sow of two years and third for sow and litter. Fraser bad second for boar Over one year and second for sow one year and Over. Morrison got three thirds boar under six months sow. One year and Over and sow under six months. On the Shola the snowing of berkshires. While not Large was made up of Good Quality stuff. Judges the names of the judges and the classes they placed Are As follows e. Good Souris Aberdeen Angus John Crawford ply restore bed polls and herefords Jas. Miller Carman Short horns sheep Alex. Mckay Macdonald Swine Leslie Hancock Winnipeg clydesdales Jas. Burnett Napinka belgians and Perch Irons j. H. Crowe Gilbert Plains Dairy cattle prof. G. A Woodman agricultural College. St. James members of Muni Cipal Board object to mennonite settlement objecting to mennonites As clinging to ways that were not Canadian Mem Bers of the Winnipeg municipal and suburban Board hesitated last evening when offered an acre for the 110 acre plot in the municipality of Jamas formerly owned by sir Henry Pellatt and better known As the old Rifle Range. The mennonites for whom the offer was made had not been in. Canada and were not of the newer generation it was said and the mat ter was referred to the St. James local meeting of the Board july in. The offer was made on behalf of a Small Syndicate. The property had been assessed for for a number of years and recently had reverted to the Munici Pality of St. James through tax Sale proceedings. The offer to take the land and give a payment of immediately Witti a View to divid Fig the parcel Piuto Market Garden plots of four and five acres each was Well received by the Board until it transpired that the offer was being made with a View to placing thereon a Colony of mennonites. The St. James members of the Board immediately protested that any Colony of foreign speaking people should be permitted in the Community. The mennonites were a Good people hard working honest and Thrifty said h. A. Mackay. But he is of the opinion that they Clung too closely to the ways that were not Canadian and some of the older communities were said to live in unsanitary conditions. The younger generation was with the Odd exception canadians Zed said or. Mackay from his own his objection to the Community was made he explained largely because he had been told that the mennonites desiring that plot of land had been in Canada but a Short length of time. Or. Mackay moved that the matter should be referred to the local Board meeting of july 18 at St. James. Lilo was seconded by j. H. Cotter. W. C. Mckinnell. Chairman of the Board said that a plot of a suitable nature in. Another part of the Winnipeg suburbs Sti table Lor such a Colony As proposed was in the Possession of the Board being slightly closer to the Centre of the City bordering on a Highway. On visit to delegates from nearly every country in world attend Canadian press despatch Vancouver b.c., july 11. More than two Hundred leading agriculturalists from almost every country in the world visited Vancouver today. As delegates to the International con fress of soil science they arc in route to the wheat Fields of Western Canada. Sir e. John Russell leading agronomist of great Britain is one of the British representatives. Canada is represented by prof. H. M. And f. W. Wyatt of Ottawa. Low lying parts of City flooded. By tremendous downpour like cloudburst Paris and suburbs visited by electrical storm of terrific violence associated press Calion London. July dark Ness descended on London this after noon when two converging Thunder storms one from the Sori theist and the other from the jointly Hurst Over the City accompanied by a terrific downpour like a cloudburst. Low lying parts of the City were flooded with alarming suddenness. The swirling Waters overturned two motor busses in Northwest London and both subway and surface traffic were seriously hampered for hours. The Only casualty thus far reported is an eighteen months old baby girl who was drowned in four feet of water in a hooded basement at Pulham. Bub two men were stunned by lightning and several prime readers had narrow escapes when lightning struck Trees in Parks. The storm from the Southwest raised havoc in the thames Valley w Jera severe Hall storms smashed windows and greatly damaged the fruit crops. Reading Kingston Slie Parton and Richmond were hit successively As the travelled eastward. Flies to Southampton. Braving the Thunder crashes and the flashes of lightning a Raulen Thea Basche the German aviatrix ascended at Croydon with mrs. Elliott Lynn the British flyer in the former s Diminu Tive plane for Southampton where miss Rasche is to embark on the Leviathan for the United states to Morrow. The two women out Rode the storm and reached South Ampton safely after the storm a dense Fox settled Over the Channel. Great damage by violent rain and Hail storms is reported Over a wide area extending from Bristol in the West across Wiltshire acid Stafford Shire. Railway embankments in Sev eral places have been washed away and services Are suspended. Some by lightning but no casualties Are re ported thus far. Violent storm in Paris. Associated press Paris july and its suburbs were again visited tonight by a storm of terrific violence. Lightning struck Many places doing considerable material damage taut no loss of Lif 1s reported. Five principal Telephone centrals serving thousands 01 sub scribers were flooded and put out of comm Olson. Countless cellars inundated. In the champs Elysee and several other streets the torrents it water lifted whole sections of the Wood paving blocks from the Road bed Aud in the impasse Ronsin in South Paris a Road Cave in threatens to bring about the collapse of several houses. Black resumes return flight Rangoon Burma july 11. Van Lear Black publisher of the Baltimore Sun at 6.41 . Today resumed hip flight to Amsterdam in. His Fokker air yacht. Sydney Australia., july b. T. Dickson professor of botany at Mcgill University Mont real has been appointed by the Commonwealth government As chief my ecologist of the Council of scientific and Industrial research Australia. Vancouver and Edmonton publisher claims commis Sion on big newsprint contracts Canadian press despatch Toronto july have been filed at Osgoode Hall in the action in which Charles e. Campbell of Vancouver b.c., publisher of the Edmonton. Bulletin and Calgary Al Bertan is plaintiff in a claim for against e. A. Wall arg of Toronto and the Lake St. John Power arid paper co., mls Tassinl Quebec. Campbell alleges that Wallberg who is president of the defendant com Pany promised him commission on All sales of newsprint resulting from introductions by him. He says Flint a result of introducing Lester j Clarke president of the new paper and Magazine paper company of new York int company entered a con tract for tons of newsprint o year for to years the value of which would be about the defendants deny that Wallbert was authorized to make any such arrangement is to commissions. Of that any such arrangement was made. Wallberg admits that Campbell introduced him to Clarke in Toronto but says he thought Campbell was acting for Clarke. The defendants deny that the contract was the result o f the introduction or that there is any guarantee that will Bis realized thereunder. Newfoundland Forest fire St. Johns xfld., july Forest fire advancing along a front estimated at three Miles in length on the North Ern Side of Gander Bay threatened the Little Village of Carmanville and other parts of the Fogo District with destruction today. Fire fighters from Many neighbouring villages were rushed to the scene of the conflagration. At least eight buildings were destroyed including six houses and two stores. Al j Al s.o1 Aumi ;