Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 13, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Temperature Winnipeg free press thermometer headings ., july 12 . 0.30 12. _j_gj5 ., july i.30 ., july. 33 a or full report of meteorological office Sec Page one. And moderately Sun rises 4.32 Sui sets 20.34 Moon rises 20.06 Moon sets. 3.10. Winnipeg wednesday july 13, 1927 Price 5c per copy edition Vilh comic for. 22 pages Coroner holds failure of watchman of be on duty at grossing cause of wreck at Toledo 0, i offers watchman and Motorman Goni doctor of one Man trolley Gar placed under arrest last of 27 riders reaches summer White House with invitation to president special United new despatch to free press by free press private wire rapid City s.d., july Clyde Jones Riding his Brown Pony Calvin Rode up to the summer White House this afternoon in a Cloud of dust the last Man in the Pony express which carried an invitation to president Coolidge to visit Wyoming. Since 9 Yesterday. 27 riders had been pounding Dusty roads from Cheyenne Wyoming 270 Miles through unbaked Plains rolling Buttes and lonesome Prairies to bring the message from1 governor Frank Emerson of that state. Ivain plows into Gar with terrific crash reducing it to mass of splintered Wood and Metal associated press despatch Toledo Ohio. July of a. Rutchman to be on duty at a Grade trims was held by Coroner Henzler n be partly responsible for a wreck a which a freight train crushed a Taledo and Indiana interurban car. Silted three passengers and injured Cine Here this afternoon. Coroner Henzler ordered both the catch Nan de. Belling. And the Mot Craun conc actor. Arthur h. Stra Heim arrested until could make further investigation. The Mary fought. 38, Holland. Ohio Helen Searight 3, of mrs. Fought an unidentified Man. Believed from Flint. Mich. A watchman had been guarding Cental tracks since the Toledo and Indiana installed one Man cars. Cor Caer Henzler said he Learned the instead of being at the crossing where tic Accident occurred is several Hundred feet Clown the lacks. Plows into intr a Orbnn car with a terrific crash a string of Box cars pushed by a locomotive backed around a Sharp curve and slowed into the steel car of the in Urban line. The car was reduced to a mass of i plan ered Wood and tangled Metal. When first rescuers arrived the air is noisy with the sputtering live electric wires. The danger from these hampered work which was also retarded by tons of Cement fal Hng on the wrecked traction car. The freight train struck the trolley car in the Centre hurling it into of ditch. Another freight car which had jumped the Trad when the collision occurred plunged into the car. Crush ing it to splinters. Cecil k. Push Dies As Accident result succumbs to injuries received in Beach Road saturday born in Nova Scotia but had resided in Winnipeg More than Twenty years succumbing to injuries received in an automobile Accident on. The Beach Road saturday Cecil k. Parrish died at St. Boniface Hospital at 9.55 last night. Born in Nova Scotia or. Parrish came to the West about so years ago and has been a resident of Winnipeg Ever since and has enjoyed great popu Larity among a wide Circle of friends. He is survived by his wife and four Young children three girls and one boy. The eldest about fourteen and the youngest three years of age. His Only brother. Vernon arrived in Winnipeg last night from Medicine hat a few hours before he died. Both hta parents Are dead his father having died about eighteen months ago. Although recognized As being seriously injured when admitted to the Hospital night Hope was e to curtained sunday that his injuries were not As serious As at first thought. Monday however complications of Velo pud and Little Hope was held out for his recovery. Throughout yester continued on five said to have burned Down dormitory at Karnath Ore., school to win Freedom police seek to identify owner and Driver of car n orman Charack. 6 years old. 27 Burrows court was knocked Down by try automobile on Burrows Avenue far Salter Street at 6 o clock last he received serious injuries to the head and Back and Early this morning the report As to his Condi Tion was unfavourable. The owner of the car and the Driver arc unknown to the police who Are investigating. Unit a news h free press by free press private wire Portland Ore. July in Dian girls ranging in nge from 11 to 18 yours were indicted by a Federal grand jury today on charge s of Burn ing their dormitory. A desire to be free is ascribed As the reason. The dormitory of the school build ing at the Agency was Burn i de March 30. The indictment says the Matron of the institution had confined three girls because of Misbehaviour. They Are accused of being the ringleaders. I while the Matron Mcl other girls i wore attending a motion picture show i the three directed the firing of the building. News or my i., selects s. Nio Watt for flight thousand Are dead in Palestine earthquake say British aviators three Hundred reported killed at. Amman where British air Force Eye witness describes How Ono Housa riven from top to Bot Tom As if by an axe Young Cyclone in action deplores settlement of twelve thousand orangemen join in Celebration of glorious twelfth Hamilton Beach party overtaken by disaster recently married couple five children out on Lake to escape oppressive heat and were two Miles off Shore when storm Sailboat thrown on its three drowned being thrown Clear with no Chance of making Way Back to others. Clinging to Craft for three hours eventually rescued. Centre of shocks growing nearer Cairo fear Felt for Fate of Egypt s antiquities associated press Cable London july 12. According to latest Cairo dispatches British military aviators in the earthquake area Esti mate the number of dead at More than one thousand we Elf most of the casual ties in trans Jordania. The Bally mail cites the reports of one aviator saying that 72 were killed at Maan and 80 at Hamlet. The top of the new mosque Many houses and the British air Force depot at Amman were destroyed. The Cairo correspondent of the daily express reports 300 dead at Amman and 80 at Ludd adding the description of an Eye witness from Amman How a House there seemed suddenly riven from top to Bottom As by an axe. Wife of Indian jul Fri killed the daily mail reports that at Jericho there was but one. Victim Thi s being the wife of sir Syed Abdul Raouf. Former judge of the High court at Allahabad who was on her Way Home from Mecca. Precise official details of yesterday s catastrophe Are still lacking and the estimate of dead is conjectural. A dispatch to the Dally express from Cairo says that authorities on antiquities Are seriously concerned Over the Fate of Many of Egypt s renowned the event of further shocks. There have been several quakes varying in intensity in the past two years including two in the last ten Days and the Centre of the shocks grows nearer each timer the Centre of yesterday s quake was Esti mated at less than 300 Miles Distant. It is reported that yesterday s quake caused a number of cracks. In the Temple at Karnak. He shot to death a most unusual occurrence in Manitoba was photographed when the above snapshot was secured near Roblin. The. Picture was taken just As the twister formed and started out on a ten mile career through the country North and East of Roblin finally disappearing Northeast of blend. It started on the farm of h Mitchell where it caused some damage and in. Its course destroyed the farm Home of Dan Roberts who was himself seriously injured during the storm. Some damage was also caused on the farm of j. Mcleod. This is the first phenomenon of its kind to be recorded in the Roblin District. Destructive fires sweep Alabama and Texas towns All but few Remote dwellings destroyed at West Blocton ala., by flames unchecked by feeble streams of water from broken business Section wiped business houses gutted at Bedias Tex. Associated press despatch West Blocton ala., july unchecked by feeble streams of water. From broken males through West Blocton a today swept Central Ala Bama mining town and finally burned itself out alter destroying All but n few Remote dwellings. The entire business Section com posed of some 35 business Bouses was destroyed within two hours after a gasoline tank in a pressing shop exploded scattering blazing Sparks to neighbouring store buildings. The masonic Temple the largest building in the town which also housed the Post office and a grocery store was destroyed As was the West Blocton savings Bant and All local Telephone and Telegraph offices. The damage was estimated at business area Burnt at Ocillos Tex. Special United news despatch to free press by free press private he Lens. Tex. July Busi Ness houses were destroyed by fire believed to have started in to produce House Here today completely Para Lysing commercial activities and Leav ing Only three structures standing. Loss was estimated at approximately the town has no fire department. Two missionaries sail for North with lotion picture outfit and radio equipment Canadian press despatch Montreal july prominent missionaries sailed today for the North aboard the Hudson s Bay company is. Nas Copie taking with them moving picture outfits for the. Screening of. Eskimo life and radio equipment with which to keep in Contact with civilization. They Are Bishop Turque til who has charge of roman Catholic activities among the eskimos in the District of Keewatin Northwest of Hudson Bay and Ven. Archdeacon a. L. Fleming until recently Rector of anglican Church Saint St. John s John . Harold Mulligan placed under arrest for murder at Kaz Bazua que. To test deposits of China Clay along Metagama River Canadian press despatch Toronto july 12. To order to de Termine the value of the Belt for com Mercial purposes the provincial department of mines will shortly carry out examinations and tests of the de posits of China Clay along the Meta Gami River. Tic operations take four downed when Small sail boat j Aires on Ontario two Miles j native of Reffina will at c2 Hamilton Beach during severe i c i 1. Hoofs Trees and wires Are severely saved in electrical and wind storms i Hamilton and Windsor. Tempt transatlantic air trip grandmaster of Orange order de j ores settlement of Central europeans is Western 1. President Wolvert to Appeal from up order granted in Dom Telton St Sci 12. Cyril Toiley leads qualifying round 01 British open Golf tourney with a of 15 three killed nine Hurt when freight backs into interurban car at to Isio. 1. Haj Royal highness the Prince of is a big Winner at the Calgary Page 2. T so shard f. Keating of new York. In Lake George 24-Riillc Marathon women show appreciation of or. And mrs. A. J. Frel 5. Hail loss in Saskatchewan estimated t Between and s8.000.000. President Cosgrave of Irish free sate declares War on terrorists. 5. British military aviators estimate killed in Palestine destructive fires sweep through West Acton. Ala., and Bedias. Texas. Corincial police to make invest la into air plane smash at ,.s.1 Redmond tells kiwanis about Early Days in k. Parrish Dies from injuries Well in automobile Accident. Canadian press despatch new Westminster. . July 12. Sidney Mowatt s application to enter a London. Ontario to London. Eng land aeroplane flight for has been accepted according to a Telegram received from the mayor of London ont. By the City Council which for warded the application. Mowat was born in Keolna 36 years he has been about five years in new Westminster having previously lived several years in Vancouver. His flying experience was gained in the world War. Oreo Sloop at Canadian despatch Hull. Quo. July 12. Harold Mulli Gan brother of Thomas Oliver Mulli Gan who was shot to death on his farm near Kaz Bazua que., on june 19, is under arrest Here charged with the murder. He will be arraigned before judge Roland Millar Tomor Row morning. Police state that Harold Mulligan has signed a written Confes Sion stating that he shot his brother. The confession was signed while the accused was being questioned by provincial police detectives at Montreal Mulligan was taken Back to Kaz Bazua today Lind according to., the police voluntarily re enacted the shooting scene. He was brought Back to Hull tonight and lodged in the fact was brought out in the alleged confession police state that ill reeling existed Between the Brothers and that Harold had warned his brother Thomas to keep his cattle from straying into . Lieutenant who killed. Colonel is reprieved sited press Cable Gibraltar. July aus tin c. Duffield who was sentenced to death last june for killing his com manding officer col. James Stephen Fitzgerald on april 7, has been reprieved it was unofficially stated Here today. At a hearing on april 7-, lieutenant Duffield entered the plea that he had killed his commanding officer for the of of the regiment. Since our arrival at he said in a statement the commanding officer had Given up All ideas of soldiering and it is better that one Man should die than a whole regiment be. the the form of brings and drillings capt. Antoine commander visits French Consul in Metropolis Canadian Tress despatch Montreal. July 12. The vice d is n armoured Sloop belonging to the further gains Marie by a Erncr in Boniface 4. Returns of Beer referendum 2. Mars play in Manitoba Tennis 15. 3 Homer and passes Lou p. It pmed slowly ii it she is under the command of Cap Tan Anile Antone. Of the French Navy paid a visit to the French Consul immediately on arrival. Ship week Ana win Ocean steamships i ref canal celtic arrived at from Southampton Kew new York live poo weather he poet the Follon los is the weather report is sued from the Winnipeg meteorological of fice at 7 Temperature. Maxim urn for the preceding 12 hours. 76 minimum g4 barometer showers have occur real in Man districts throughout the West and moderate temperatures prevail. Minimum and maximum temperatures i. A. I. A. Port Arthur. 58 .8 Cochrane m 76 furry sound 62 76 London 54 92 Toronto 63 111 72 Kingston 74 Ottawa 72 Montreal in District through which the government will be Able to make a. Fairly acct Irato estimate of the Quantity and Quality of the Clay. Stinson placed first in reliability air tour United news despatch o free press by free press private wire Detroit. Midi., july 12. Eddie Stin son piloting a Stynson det Rolter Mono plane of his own design placed first a the third National air fair which ended Here late today and will be awarded first prize of offered by Lindsel Ford. The twelve participating planes landed at the Ford Airport completed More than. Miles under All kinds of flying conditions. Twenty four cities wore visited during the if any tour. Prom grand rapids to Detroit the flight wad made in a windstorm. I rain general a Over Manitoba yesterday prom Many Points in Manitoba rain was reported yesterday. In some districts there has Ben Thunder storms while in others merely local showers. Today the Weatherman fore casts for Manitoba weather mostly fair and warm with moderate winds to Fres from the i Northwest. Saskatchewan and Alberta will have moderate winds with scattered show ers but mostly fair and warm while Lake Superior will have moderate to fresh winds partly fair and warm with Thunder showers. It i in severe torrents of rain driven across storm area by 58 mile an hour wind associated press despatch wis., july 12. State senator Ben Gettleman was in a hos Pital with injuries that May disable him for three months and two state assemblymen and Many others were input cd in a violent thunderstorm that swept Over the Southern half of wis Consin Lale yesterday. Torrents of Tain were Silveri across the storm area by a Gale that blew at 53 Miles an child was killed in Milwaukee when struck by an automobile the Windshield of which was blurred by streaming water driven by the mile a minute wind. Senator get Cleman and the assemblymen Henry a. Staab and Barney f. Spott ail of Milwaukee were injured in an automobile Accident when they were caught in the storm on their Way to attend a night session of the legislature. Pioneer of Winnipeg was inspector of Dominion railway Board Vancouver Shinnick. 62, s3 pics psych july 12. Formal opening of new orphans Home Marks anniversary in Winnipeg speakers stress need of Orange lodges continuing their work deploring the scheme under which thousands of Central europeans were brought to Ca Nada every year w. J. Swain Grandview grand master of the grand Orange Lodge of Manitoba voiced the opinion that the Standard of the Dominion was being lowered by this policy speaking before Winnipeg and District orangemen assembled at the protestant orphan s Home. St. Charles tuesday afternoon. In Celebration the immigration of the glorious question was a vital one the speaker said. Why the Dominion government should bring Central europeans to take the place of the canadians now residing South of the Border was More than he Coull understand. Wolfe had died on the Plains of Abraham that Canada might be Brit ish other pioneers and statesmen of our vast land had also Laid Down their lives for the same cause and it was the duty of canadians and Loyal Brit ish subjects now living in this do minion to perpetrate these ideals. The speech was one of several delivered at the official opening ceremony of the orphanage held in connection with the annual Observance of the Battle Boyne. Tisev. John Mccaffrey Deputy grand chaplain of the Orange order of Belfast Ireland per formed the official ceremony. Other speakers wore Rev. Or. Reid of St James Rev. W. F. Steenson of St vital a. E. Slie Felt Carman past grand county master John Easton Deputy grand master of British Amer Ica and vice president of the work triennial Council. Joseph Earley Winnipeg county master occupied the chair. It was one of the largest Orange celebrations seen in Winnipeg. Orange men with their wives and children were out in full Force. Many bands playing throughout the afternoon gave the Observance a real festive air continued on Page three Wil jul not be put into effect y. .15 owing to action of John inspector of operations for tie Dominion railway Board and a Pioneer res Klynt of Winnipeg. Is dead Here. He had resided in British Columbia for ten years. Since 1911 the deceased who was a civil Engineer by profession had in the service of the Board. His Terri tory extended from Winnipeg to Van Couver. Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick and mrs. S. Stratton of Brockville ont., and mrs. W. Byrn. Of Prescott ont., Are Sisters. He was a Bachelor. Department of agriculture special to the free press from i staff correspondent ont. July a result of criticisms received by the depart ment of agriculture in connection with the Pew Hoe grading regulations it has been decided not to put them into effect july 15. It the probable that some change in the wording will be made and that the new draft will not be put into effect until August 1 0 later.1 in addition to the need of changes in the regulations there Are administrative difficulties in the Way. It is understood that some of the parties whose co operation is essential if the Grade of hogs is to be carried Back to producers Are not now willing to assist in the scheme several conferences will have to take place before the i problem will be solved. Meantime the whole situation wll be discussed at a meeting of the Swine rom Muttee. To be held in Begina on 19. The Federal department Wal be represent Ted by to. C. Mcouat o. Branch. Quebec vote increased Quebec. Que., july votes cast at the last general elections in the province of Quebec which took place May 16, numbered it was announced Here today by a. P. Geoffrion chief registrar for the prov Ince. In the 1923 elections votes were recorded j Lacombe Alta., mystery Lacombe. Alta., july 12. The badly decomposed body of a Man was found in the red Deer River 13 Miles Southeast of Here. It is believed to have been in the water since lest fall. Provincial police Are investigating. Canadian despatch Hamilton ont., july 12. When their Small Sall by at capsized in Lake Ontario off Hamilton Beach during a severe storm tonight four persons Ere drowned and three others had a narrow escape from death. The dead Frank Ryan 30, of Hamilton Beach. Ryan s three months old baby. Winnyfred Turner 13, Hamilton Beach Edna Stuart 13, Hamilton Beach. Those saved mrs. Frank Ryan. 28. Wilfred Smith. 14. Hamilton. Beach. Marjorie Stuart 12, Hamilton . Sought to escape heat the party of children were taken out on tie Lake by or. Ryan after dinner to escape the oppressive heat. They started out before seven o clock and were two Miles off Shore when the storm broke. Survivors stated that the Craft was thrown in All directions by the rough sea. And rain poured upon the party while flashes of lightning threw them into a panic. Suddenly there was a Jerk and the Craft was thrown Over on its casting the party into the water. The four drowned were thrown Clear of the boat and had no Chance to make their Way Back to it. Wil Fred Smith valiantly held mrs. Ryan above water while she Clung to her baby. Marjorie Stuart was in the other end of the boat and was Able to keep herself above water during the whole three hours the Trio were tossed about in the Lake. After a time mrs. Ryan s strength left her and the child slipped from her into the water. Rescued by Beach. Scal dents the. Lake became Calm after the storm had ended and the three survivors were Able to swim slowly with the boat toward Shore when within a few Hundred feet they All joined in cries for help and were heard by Beach residents. Boats put out to their Rescue and brought the Little party to Shore. Miss Stuart lapsed nto unconsciousness and Vns taken the general Hospital while the others were cared for in private Homes. 3oth mrs. Ryan and Smith were terribly exhausted after the ordeal and mrs. Ryan later became hysterical. The body of the Ryan baby was recovered late tonight. The other bodies were grappled for but without result. Had neighbors known the Craft was on the Lake assistance could Havn seen sent but even the parents of he Young girls had no idea they wore the boat. Earlier in the evening Harbor commission patrol rescued occupants of several boats but nothing was seen of vessel. The byans were married Only 18 months. Hit Kand Trees Hamilton suffers severe damage in also visited youth saved at Beach Art gallic dives from deck of launch to make Rescue in danger of drowning in the Waters of the Lake at Winnipeg Beach Early yesterday morning an unidentified youth was rescued by James Arthur Art Gale promo non t Winnipeg Grain broker and swimmer who dived from n. Motor launch and brought the unconscious boy to safety. Gallic with a Friend Lloyd Sim Mons also of Winnipeg had tied it his launch at the Little Dock near the convalescent Home at Winnipeg Beach after an Early morning trip across the Lale from Victoria Beach and while preparing breakfast at about 7.30 ., noticed two boys in swimming. Later coming to the deck of his Craft to clean a frying pan Galle chanced to look in the direction where he had seen the bathers and seeing and hands frantically beating the air above the water dived overboard. Soon the unconscious youth was brought Back to the launch and gallic and Simmons applied resuscitation their work being rewarded later by n smile from the grateful boy. His companion swimmer who bad swam to a Dock had been diving and did not notice the plight of the younger boy until he saw Gaille bringing him Over the of the launch. Norwegian emerges Victori Ous from each session of third degree a ooze 54 Prince Rupert Victoria m Vancouver Kamloops _. Calgary Edmonton Swift current 56 Bathe Ord is Prince Alfort 56 Medicine 52 Moose . 57 Saskatoon 53 Quebec. 74 St. John _.-. 72 Halifax 72 Charlottetown 63 64 64 66 62 52 60 62 to fresh North rvs so mostly fair and mods Nelv warm Saskatchewan and Alberta a moderate winds mostly Lair and Moder scattered showers Lake us aces Ken ii. Intr i a to fresh winds partly fair Hail loss in Saskatchewan put at at least Only about every four Farmers in area of acres struck by storm carried general in. Almost every Section of province yesterday but no Hail reported. Allan press despatch her inn sask. July which commenced monday night at the Western limits of the province was general today in almost every Section of Saskatchewan. The heavier storm passed from West to East through the Central portion of the province while in Thuc Southern and Northern areas the rain though heavy did not last ions. No Hail was reported. Although the total monetary loss in the Hail storm of saturday is now fore. Estimated at Between s5.000.coo s8.000.000 and., although approximately 1.750.000 acres were affected with an average loss of 35 per cent Only Al out 20 per cent will have to be paid by the insurance companies. According to r. H. Cook of for Farmers. Mutual Hall insurance com Pany. Only about one in every Lour of Farmers whose crops were affected by the storm cast of Balg pole carried insurance some of the. Dist never having been touched by Hail a lots f a no can t be to Square Rich a Bur the can n for is 1" Fror Stirr new Vork. July 12. A Hough a 12-year-old school girl identified Lud Lee us the Man she had seen disc posing of n soggy parcel in a Brooks in sewer and although the police of circumstantial Woven about the norwegian caretaker i continued throughout today to defy the authorities and maintain his Lynnor Cencic of the murders of mrs. Selma err Nett and miss Sarah Brownell. Since the finding of the women s dismembered bodies saturday and sunday. Lee has been questioned continuously but from each. Session of the third degree he emerges victorious. British newspapermen to visit Prince of Wales ranch Canadian press despatch Olliva. July party of Brit ish newspapermen and their wives that via arrive in Quebec on August 12 will Pav a visit to the Prince of Wales ranch by High River Alta. On August 24 according to word received from England today. It is expected the Prince and his brother. Prince George will be at the ranch at that time and that they will personally re the visitors. The party will be the most distinguished newspaper group that ins visited Canada since the Imperial conference in 3920. Roads blocked Many roofs torn off and Small fires started Canad in press despatch out. July and lightning brought Down wires and tree throughout the City Early tonight when. A severe electrical storm broke Over Hamilton. Several Calls to the fire Dinar tent resulted from lightning striking but in no Case was the damage Sernus. While the dark skies and heavy wind were by fierce Heht nuns there was Little rain in the. City. Suburban areas got a thorough soaking however. Damage at Windsor Windsor. Out. July were blown Down and several roofs badly damaged this afternoon when a. Terrific wind and rain storm broke Over this District. The Telephone company re ports that hundreds of telethon is Effie put out of commission by the near Cyclone. Traffic on the outskirts of the Clov and along Riverside drive was blocked for More than in hour because of huge Maple and Elm Trees Belert blown across the Many reports were received at police Headquarters of windows being broken but no one was injured. Approximately 20.000 orangemen who arrived in Cele brate the glorious twelfth were forced to their Venn a mall Tornado broke Over the Border i cities just As a record walk was finished. Looking Mem from the free press files july 13 fifty years ago the principal Street or St. Bonifaco was Largo parties of homesteaders set Forth one for the Pembina Mountain and the other for Riding mountains Manitoba s mountainous localities Bce Mcd to be Mak ing a hit As farm Sites. Korty five years Abo Nick who owned the Coal scam at old fort whoop up and sup plied fort Macleod was Selling the Coal at the pit Mouth for per ton at the town of Macleod. 35 Miles away. For Sis per ton and at fort Benton 200 Milea away in Montana for n salary of the Battleford postmaster was increased to 8200 a year. Forty years ago appealing letters began to be writ ten to. free press the unsightly appearance of the old court House on main Street whose lot was a Breeding place of noxious Money order office established m bolts Evan. Thirty five years glad Stone was now assured of a majority and it looked like Dawn for United states Senate adopted the Quay amendment to cloak the forthcoming world s fair at Chi Cago on sundays and to prohibit the Sale of intoxicants on the fair Bill and his cowboys u Diane and cossacks save a command performance before the Queen and her guests at Windsor Castle. Thirty Vars Aro a project set on foot by a num Ber of unemployed mechanics and artisans living around Windsor. Ont. To emigrate to the Dauphin District of Manitoba and found a Colony it had been Learned that could be obtained from the government for per acre Arthur Morris and Harry Al Berto left to look Over the site. Twenty five years ago general Booth of the salvation planned a sir. Month s revival Campaign in the United states Tho general in spite of advancing years was reported to he Active vigorous and keen As Duke of Devonshire was made government Leader in the British House of lords. Twenty Asa Winnipeg s seventeenth annual exhibition opened auspiciously prominent among the guests was the pre Mier of Victoria. Australia. Hon. Thomas Bent who happened to travelling through car. Began the erection of a immigrants ticket office at the. Depot. I ;