Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 18, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free , Winnipeg monday july 18, 1927 made in the development of our Nat ural resources since pre War Days another Forward movement Why mothers go insane in vacation time Imse in Cor. All the a Fon Vanl or i pm. Western Cincic nor a a Forward a t incoming a re Ery corporation firm lie and expansion the re 1s20 to 192" Iris Icid to Var of ices or Uiva Pratrie prov 13 Rofi Ortic in cities of aft keat arid to h prevailed o a Canada arc prosperous. I Aith in the Nti or i Cir country i in improved in our Western Puii Tion Arnier Tice Columbia cry agricultural Tho Urban Coni Intuit to secure Reward our and capital these i wrote d conch sons and betterment the governor resume the policy and programme inaugurated in 1910 or store on quid expansion to take advantage of the improved conditions at their inception and to meet at every Point at and establish Nants the keen Competition of rival departmental stores. They also proceeded with the reorganization and of your fur Trade operations from the Atlantic to the Pacific and in the Eastern and Western arc in and finally m connection with your land department Ancl natural i of sources they proceeded to perfect your organization to Deal effectively Vith your town kits your farm lands and geological exploration for the discovery of Oil. Visits to fintics every year since i became a Mem Ber or the Canadian commit be i Hae visited All your stores and ments in Canada from -.i-Toria. And in More recent years i have done so several times a year. I my 1-15 inspection of your stores and other 7-Tablishmems at Victoria Vanco Uvo Monton Calgary Saskatoon re Rina Winnipeg and Montreal just be Oie leaving Canada to attend meeting. During this inspection trip 1 met. Ancl conferred with All the chief officers of our company in theor ail land departments and at store i visited i met not Only the manager but the Heads of All Cle a j was immensely Ini with the Fine spirit of Esprit pervading our whole service t--1" and enthusiasm hey exhibited n serving our company that leadership to Canada. 1d2s i visited All our principal of the nine provinces can . And everywhere i heard leading men speak of the vision and of the Hudson s buy Pany the leadership it was according o Western Canada and los Good Citi Enship. And that our company had taken i-3 rightful place with the Canadian Pacific railway and our Canadian Banks in the up build ing of Dominion of Canada. During my visit to Victoria. Van Couver. Edmonton. Calgary. Saskatoon Winnipeg Anci Montreal in the Mon h of May it was a source of Terrar fic Arlon to me to hear from i hiding business men of these cities of appreciation with ref Crevice to lie Active and progressive manner in which Sotir committee were dealing with your store fur and 1 turnover i i is recognised throughout Canada that Well organized and equipped de Pilot Incipit stores in our larger cities i Are or r increasing their turnover with our i and Rural population. Your stores in. Winnipeg. Saskatoon. Cal Gary. Vancouver and Victoria ?.re v t Only doing business with people of these cities tacit with the Ura population Over a wide area each of these cities. Com Slete Confidence in the la ure of your own stores and Sale shops in the cities of Western can i have abiding Faith and con i ii hence in the great future of our stores in Winnipeg arid Vancouver. I believe that Winnipeg Vancouver Are destined to be Ancl prosperous cities. The Hudson s Bay company pre j served much of what now constitutes j Dominion of Canada for the Empire. It made possible the Dominion of c ans a. Our company has a great for character and fair dealing during its history of 257 years. It his name to conjure with throughout and the United states it is one of the greatest bulwarks of can the value of its properties in Rui Ida cannot be too highly cd. And the great name of the pan through Utu Canada makes the of the company s business Rajtr. Country a priceless asset. Ill Lii a in the future i can Only say. In conclusion that Tny and belief in the great it Western Cai Jada has a reel in 38 years. It was never than it is to Driy and my and belief in the great future our company s business activities properties in is bound up is part of my Faith and my be Lief in my Coti try. Cheers my i also say to the proprietors of the Hudson s Bay company Attiat i deem it a great Honor find privilege to serve them As a member of the Yommie tee Ancl As chairman of the Canadian committee. Or. Sahiran asked whether there a any Prospect of a Fri other Issue or capital and whether the company had acquired any Sites in Toronto. The chairman replied that the subject of a further Issue of capital had not been considered and that the company had not considered the acquisition of Sites or businesses in either Toronto or Montreal. The Rosr tuition was then put to the meeting and Carrit i unanimously. Yik directorate on the motion of the chairman seconded by or. Vivian Hugh Smith. Or a. K. Graham s election to the committee was confirmed. The retiring members of the Mitlee or. Leonard d. Cunniffe the Hon. Arthur j. P. Howard and or. A. K. Re elected on the motion of the chairman second by i or. Vivian High Smith. The auditors messes. A Cloutte. Plender. Griffiths and co., were re i appointed on the proposition of or. P. Thorpe seconded by or. George Giddens. Or. Vere Herbert sol proposed a cordial vote of thanks to. The Gover nor the committee and the staff. Tills was seconded by or. Salania. And carried with acclamation a Brief acknowledgement by the chairman bringing the proceedings to a close. Lloyd George explains present controversy on House of lords status and pros process of rec Itic has Boon on the in i it has Inin roved in can i the to the Pacific j to Vii a Prospect of con j s Sll i is Aiichi Partlou Check to in Migrator since 1013 it ha.-. Not Macc i in population has great n . The governor j most striking examples increased wealth of Trie immense Progress to make baby comfy Tise vaseline Jelly for , cd Aper rash Scalp irritation Cradle Cap. Soothing Healing absolutely pure. Keep a special tube for buoy. Look Tor lha Trade Mark to is your Protection Chesebrough mfg. Co., cams d Cabot Montreal Thade mask Petroleum Jelly tres Aero i splendid exhibits of live Stock feature j attendance Large i James of Rosser and of Stonewall big winners with horses under auspicious weather conditions and with Large Xerox act in attendance the 47th annual exhibition of the i Rockwood agricultural society came to a Success til close saturday evening at Stonewall. Entries both in number and qualify proved tip to the usual High Standard. The attendance was j and president m. A Good. Sec relay d. W. Mclntyre find the Hoard of directors have worked Streun j Ousby in order to make the annual i event a Success expressed themselves As quite satisfied with the Jesuu. Oil their labors. I judging or the inside exhibits which were Many tool place Friday while livestock judging was done saturday j the final Day of the fair. Keen interest was shown in the various livestock j events and some splendid cattle and j Horsey v7oro on display. All the in i tries Are from Tho District and speak i Well for Tho locality As a thriving Agri i cultural Centre. John Graham car Berry ivlan., officiated at the horse i George Snyder judged the Grade cattle sheep and Swine while the judg j ing of Dairy cattle War in the capable j hands of g. O. Watkins. In the horse Section c James of Rosser and c. S. Trick of Stonewall proved t be big winners the former capturing first and second for Brood Man with foal first and second for foal of 1d27. And third for team to Wagon. Jamrs successful in win Ning the special by Mcdonagh Shea for the Best heavy draft Mare or Geld ing for the second Yar in Success Lon first for filly of and first for filly of 1h2g, r. Muckor Richcr took first for three year old stallion Bert Hughes took second for filly of 1925, and Mun of. Of Warren took second for team to Wagon. Trial Winner. In Tiu agricultural class. Trick again proved a bin Winner the results i being As follows brooch Mare 1 arid 2, 1 trick foal of 1927, 1 and 2, trick filly j or gelding 1925, 1, tuck 2, j. Do in Roque. Team to Tigon 1, Janics Munro and b. Hughes. Respectively. James was also successful in winning the special by the Canadian Bank of Commerce for the Best agricultural Marc on grounds. In the Light agricultural class James tools first for Marc or gelding with Good Brothers second. Good Broth ers carried off Premier honors for team in harness with Robertson and w Berry second and third respectively. The roadster class brought Forward More Competition the results being As follows Broom Niware with foal at loot 1, of Gunton 2 and 3, if. N. Mclntyre foal of 1d27, 1. Sin-1 2. Mel Tyre pair in harness. 1 Fred Sims 2. Mclntyre 3, m. D. Me c wish single horse in harness 1, h. Mcewen . 2 and 3. Sims Saddle horse lady rider. 1, miss Harrop Ancl he misses Sinclair second and third j the special for Best Colt on grounds was won by . Tames. Registered shorthorn cattle resulted j ill a Battle Between Clarke Brothers tames. The former captured firsts Bull under 12 months one Ycaro d Heifer Here including Bull and Throe or males. To incr Cair under 12 months incl the special for Champion male. Iames took the prize for the Champion captured first for three year old cow and got several seconds. A Matheson. Who took first for two year Bull and several seconds was the Oiler Winner. In the registered Angus Section. Stretton Brothers h. Corbett of Gro use Isle Ancl a e. Clarke Werel tin Princi Oal competitors Stratton i Brothers proving the big winners. Boro to took first for Champion male. Arid Stratton Brothers for Champion j female. Oughton. Of Stonewall carried off the Nui Brity of honors in the Register j cd Holstom class Complete results i being As follows Bull. 2 years or Over i Geo Rice. One year old Bull 1. C i Stonehouse 2. H. N. Heldahl. 12 months. 1. R. Oughton 2, h. Parsons. Cow three years. 1. Oughton j and 3v Geo. Bice. Senior Heifer two . 1. Oughton 2, Rice. Junior i Heifer 1, Oughton 2. Rice. Senior lie Fer one year old. 1. Rice 2, Ough for a Rice. Junior Heifer. 1. A Johnson Balmoral 2 Ancl 3, Oughton. He Fer calf 1. Johnson 2, Stonehouse Chimp on male. Rice. Champion female Oughton. Special Herd Bull and three females 1, Bice 2, Oughton. Grade cattle Dairy Type. Two year old Heifer 1, Mccartney 2, t. Lund. One year old Heifer 1, n. Heidahl 2, h. Parsons. Heifer under 12 months. 1 and 2, launch Grade Dairy cow milking at show time 1, p. Murray 2, h. Parsons. In the sheep Section r. D. Lang of j the Peerless Stock farm Stonewall proved the big Winner capturing Elyj firsts while h. G. Land Grill was Cess Ful in taking two Premier awards in the Shropshire division Langrill Brothers Woodlands carried off All awards with w. W. Byington Ekhart proving the big Winner in flip Oxford Section. In this class Langrill took first for wether Lamb. About fifteen pens of Swine were on display a Clark and r. Lang proving the big winners. The former took first Price for Champion male and Lang for Champion female in the registered Sec Tion Lang also capturing the special by w. C. Mckinnell for breeders pen boar sow and two Young pigs. In the Grade division trick took the awards for pair of pigs narrowed in 1027. The being donated by h. P. Hill of Stonewall. In Tho boys and girls Section Richard trick took first for registered pig with t. A. Croy and Douglas Lang second and third respectively. Wilbur Bumstead won the prize for Grade pig William Bell second and Douglas trick third. In the pail Foci calf Section. William Bell took first for Grade beef Type Ancl j. Parsons for Grade Dairy Type Jean Watson was second. The b oys and girls judging compete Tion was won toy c. Corbett of Grosse Isle with Alfred Heldahl and Wilfred Stratton tying for second position. The ladies work judged by j. Max Ander proved a wonderful exhibition of skill and Art. Entries were num Erous and the sewing and embroidery on display was of a High Quality Prin Cipal winners include mrs. B. A. Bor land mrs. A. Greenfield mrs. W. C. Mccartney mrs. W. Mccullough mrs. W c Matheson mrs. J. A Paterson. Mrs a Campbell mrs c. A. Nunn mrs. P a Hunter mrs. T. Reid mrs. J. M Hipwell. Mrs. A Munro mrs. H. J Procker mrs. H. ,1. Pried mrs. A. E Smith mrs. A. D. Mcnab mrs. D. E. Dicks. Mrs. D. A. Mclntyre. Mrs t. A Holloway mrs. A. To. Clarke mrs. To Snell mrs. A. S. Matheson mrs. W. C. Matheson . D. Paterson mrs. C. W. Hughes. Tools Ami Mcge Dillies taking the time of year into consideration there was a splendid display of roots and vegetables on exhibition. The results in this Section follow Lund b. W. Farrow. White a Calderwood. Plat Greenfield a. D. My Nab. Table r. Calderwood a. E. Smith. Peas in Paterson a. E. Smith. Collection of Pater son g. S. Shipley. Thomas Holloway officiated As judge in this Section and was More than pleased with the Quality of the exhibits. Dairy 1 products upholding their reputation the women of the District had some splendid butter exhibits on display. This Section was judged by b. W. Brown and Competition was keen among the housewives of the Vicinity. Results Are As follows two gallon a. R. Bell mrs. A. E. Smith mrs. E. J. Miller. One gallon John me Lead mrs j. G. Paterson mrs. A. E. Smith. Half gallon John Mcleod mrs. A j. Proctor mrs. E. A Sutherland. Butter s. R. Calder Wood mrs. A. B. Bell mrs. G. Peter son. P. W. For five Pound a. E. Smith. Winnipeg Supply and fuel Pany Rae Ciao for 10-Pound a. R. Bell. Geo. E. Lequesne special for five pounds butter in a. B. Bell. Honey the Honey exhibits were also tip to the usual High Standard and compe tit Lon was keen. Results follow. Ten pounds extracted j. Proctor. A. D. Taylor. Ten pounds extractor e. Dicks r. A. Borland j. G. Paterson. One Section deep j. Clark Tom Snell. Collection of e. Dicks h. J d. Proctor r. A. Borland. Native fruits i again in the Section the House wives excelled and the display build ing was a. Maze of tempting preserves j the principal winners follow three varieties h. J. Proc Tor. I three varieties d. E. Dicks. I collection of canned a. J. Clark. Collection of canned d. E. Dicks. Collection of canned mrs. D. E. Dicks. Collection of a. E. Smith. Collection of preserved Dicks. R. A. Borland. Collection of Smith. J. H. Hipwell. Schol lunch h. A mate son. Home cured e. Store House. Homemade j. N. Hipwell. Fine arts and House. 3 lants principal winners in the Fine arts and House plants include mrs. W. C. Mccartney Dora Miller i s. A. B. Gall mrs. H. Mrs. J. N. Hip Well mrs. H. R. Mcewen Ana mrs. A. D. Taylor. Domestic. Manufactures this Section also proved an exceptionally interesting display the women of the District having gathered to Getlir All kinds of luscious bread and pastry which simply made one s Mouth water to look at it. Results follow i loaf White j. Cle la i Roque mrs. Thomas Reid mrs. I 1. W. J Hunter. J one loaf whole wheat t. Snell mrs. I. Stratton mrs. W. J. J Atkinson. J six buns or do u Roque mrs. W. C. Matheson mrs. A. S. Mathe son. Twelve Tea Dicks mrs. S. Mcewen mrs. J. Stratton. Twelve w. C. Mathe son sponge John . Jelly a. K. Bell mrs. We. Eagles. Mrs. Atkinson. a. C. Smith. Mrs. J. Mcle ocl. Light layer a. Campbell s. Mcewen mrs. P. W. Hunter. Chocolate Atkinson mrs. Campbell mrs. W. E. Mccarty. Fruit a. D. Mcnab mis. S. B. Calderwood mrs. A. Campbell. Collection of Smith mrs. E. A Miller. Mrs. A. S. Match Koll. Lemon ii. A. Lollies mrs. R. mrs. Miller. Custard w. C. Matheson. Pumpkin a n. Hipwell. Berry r. W. Par Row mrs. G. D. Mcnab. Rhubarb Bell mrs. Mccarty mrs. Mcnab Haisun Hipwell mrs. D. Strachan. Best collection of baking mrs. F. W. Hunter mrs. A j. Atkinson. Special by milling company for Best two loaves of bread made with Royal household d. E. Dicks mrs. Tom Snell. Special d. H. Beedy for Best two loaves made from five roses mrs. R. W. Farrow mrs. S. R. Calder Wood special by Western Canada flour Mius for Best two loaves made from purity picks Thomas Reid. During the Day a baby clinic held and numerous crabby babies were examined saturday afternoon a splendid programme of sports were run off which were watched with in Terest. In All events Competition was keen. In the evening the usual fair was fittingly wound up by a dig in the municipal Hail which was largely attended by residents for Miles in every direction. By David Lloyd George Fonner Premier of Britain. Copyright xu27. By United feature Syndicate inc. Copyright 1927, in great Bri Tain by London chronicle. Exclusive world held by United feature Syndicate inc. All rights reserved London july Britain has during the past fortnight been threat ened with one of those recurrent constitutional struggles which once in every generation disturbs its co Waii Imlay. The discussion in the House of commons on the subject is one of the kind which could not take place in any other parliament in the world. The rival disputants in order to sup port or illustrate their respective contentions dug into the annals of the Distant past where the first blows in the Battle of today wore struck be tween Anglo Saxon Thanes and the merchants of the City of London. And you must real the political history of Britain for hundreds of years in order to understand thoroughly the mean ing of it All. That is Why in the Dis Cussion the action of sir Robert Wai pole Early in the eighteenth Century was treated As if it happened yester Day. One of the opponents of the government s scheme quoted with great effect from lawyers of the Days of James i. Others rolled on Simon de Montfort Ancl the prime minister went Back for precedent end an argument to the Anglo Saxon wite Nageot Long before the Norman Conquest. Lords Ami imms. The conflict Between the Crown and the people is happily a thing of Tho historical past. But the misunderstanding Between the lords and the commons still Breaks out periodically and whenever it does angry passions Are invariably aroused. The rivalry Between the two represents traditions interests and old conflicts for Mastery which Are deep Down in the hearts of the classes for which each of them respectively stands. It is not Over yet. Up to Trie present the fight Between the Peers of the realm and the commons of to use the old phrases has Arisen Over the rejection or threatened rejection by the lords of a measure promoted by the govern ment of the Day and passed by the representative House. Such a conflict in 1832, Over a Bill to abolish the rot ten boroughs brought this country to the Brink of revolution. When the lords threw out or. Gladstone s Home Rule there was no such feeling As eng Lish Public opinion at that time was hostile to the Bill. The rejection of the finance Bill of 1909 brought these conflicts to the Point where they had to be settled either by constitutional Means or by revolution. The Liberal government of the Day decided to take Steps to curtail the Powers of the lords once and for All. They proposed make it Cloar that henceforth the Peers must not interfere with the ancient rights of the commons to control the purse of the nation and they restricted their rights in respect of other legislation to the reference Back to the commons for two successive sessions of any measure sent to them from the lower House. After that it passed straight to the throne for As Bent. As the lords who had then and Stan have permanently an overwhelm ing tory majority in their House could have thrown out this measure of constitutional Reform indefinitely the Liberal government in 1910 Dis solved parliament on the Issue that the King should be called upon to create a sufficient number of Peers to convert the hostile majority of 400 against into a substantial majority for parliament s act. On this Issue the Liberal government fought two successive general elections in 1010 and the lords not relishing the Prospect of having their nobility diluted by so much Radical ple Betanis at last sur rendered and this vital change in the Constitution became a statute of the realm so that now whenever there is a conflict Between the two houses the of the commons ultimately pre flow trouble arose. How then has the present trouble Arisen diehard Tor ism never a i Cepter this democratisation of the British Constitution. It especially Dis liked the provision that the aristocrat i tic House should have no voice in i finance. It contends that under the i Guise of a taxing Bill the commons i might one Day smuggle through a i measure of wholesale confiscation. They therefore contend that a Defini Tion of what is and what is not a i Money Bill should be determined by a joint committee on which both houses shall be equally represented. The Mons on the other hand maintain that in s is n restoration of the old claim of the lords to share the Power of the purse with the commons and j As they have never recognized the right j of the to per House to meddle in i finance they Are not prepared to con cede equal representation on a vital committee dealing with Money Bills. Their View is that the lords must Trust to the common sense and integrity of the people in this matter. The leaders of the lords realizing that their House As it present constituted does not carry sufficient weight and authority with the nation have been urging that it should be reformed. But they have never been Able to make up their minds to abandon their hereditary privileges and Trust to elec i Tion or nomination by the Crown. The champions of the commons Are not too keen about strengthening the rival House. They would prefer that it should remain in the present condition of antiquated and picturesque ruin. Hence the paradoxical spectacle of the extreme conservatives striving to strengthen elements in the House of lords whilst the More demo cratic parties Are Content to leave it j of it is. It is a characteristically Brit ish scrap. J present crisis the present political crisis has Arisen owing to pressure upon the government i from its diehards to Deal with the j problem before the end of this Parlia ment. The recent Bye Cle colons have Given them a fright. They visualize the Prospect of a Radical socialist Parlia ment coming in with schemes of plan t Der arid subversion which threaten the j interests of property and the whole of i the economic Structure of the so they Are urging that their govern-1 ment should set up adequate definite defensive ramparts against the advancing hosts. Hence these ill starred proposal which have brought so much Dis credit to the ministry. The reception accorded 10 the government plan for Reform is throughout typically British. It proves How deep is the sense of continuity in the Brit ish mind. Historical sense quite unconsciously dominates a political situation in this country. The True Britou May fight hard no Aigist a particular measure but once it becomes port of the system he is very reluctant to go Back. His innate conservatism becomes a shield to the Law he detested As a project. So it comes to pats that the men who fought strenuously against the Liberal parliament act of 3909 Are now engaged in denouncing the government j or their attempt to restore the privileges that were then to Ken away. The tory Peers enthusiastically accepted the government plan. It trenched hereditary peerage in the British Constitution and considerably increased its Powers. They wore there lore highly gratified. On the other hands fully 100 of the government s supporters in the House of common.1 rebelled against their political chief. And some of the most Brilliant conservative writers in the press joined the insurrection. Or. Oar Van s devastating attack on the Scenie its authors in paper the observer will probably pass into history. The imme Diate effect of this uprising of the More progressive conservatives is the defeat of this particular Reform. The revolt of Young in and out of the House of commons against their own leaders is full of significance and May yet produce re sults that will influence u the course of government in this Coti try. Notwithstanding the majority secured by the government on the vote of censure the. Cave proposals Hove passed finally into the lumber room where lies Many another tentative plan of past governments. Even die protest ing 100 voted against the censure but in doing so they left no doubt in or. Baldwin s mind that they were hot in the least reconciled to proposals. Or. John Buchan by his Brilliant at tack on the government scheme added the Fame of a skillful parliamentary orator to that he has already acquired As a writer. He spoke Oil he half of Tho Young conservatives Ancl they cheered every sentence of his mordant attack. Will the government renew their efforts to Deal with the problem not if they can help it. Their supporters in the commons would prefer to leave to alone. Their aristocratic supporters in the lords Are equally anxious to see it tackled during the lifetime of this parliament. The fight Between the Peers Ancl Tho commons will now go on inside the conservative party. The Cabinet is obviously divided on the subject. Conservative associations and the conservative press Are also sharply lord Birken had Ancl or. Churchill Are rumoured to be or. Churchill is said to be in his most Dor Danellia mood. These two Are the Ablest and most forceful members of the Cabinet. But ten in influence does not correspond 10 their rapacity. Those who Admire their brilliancy distrust their judgment. The support of lord Salisbury might turn the scale. But now that these particular proposals Are out of the Way there will to a Genera feeling in the conservative party in Tho commons to leave it the government have had a bad full Over tills attempt. They will not be too eager to risk another. 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