Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 29, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba F thermometer Radins ., Srajt. As ., sept. Or . Sept an . Sept. Of he or full of Irr see paiton vol i oreo St pair and moderately Sun rises 6.23 Sun sets 18.13. Moon rises. 10.oc Moon sets 13.56. Winnipeg thursday september 29, 1927 Price 5c per copy edit in comic Loc. No pages a Fye persons hit Sis May car overturning near Bais St. Paul sends miss Florence Banner Man ?3 Hospital broken steering gear thought responsible for in which two were injured runaway car on Hargrove Street injures struck on Isabel Street Winner of the in Advt. Writing contest i returned Soldier and postmaster at Sheho sask., wins free press Competition. Mat Diki the roman Catholic archbishop or beg inn is seriously til i a Regina hos Petal. Weak and cent Long weaker every Clay Sale the Hospital bulletin issued j non in lust night concerning his Vuitton. r Rcd injuries from i streets on i in Accident i i when a cur injured Are aant their con while a third i with a 1 a. Till. I l they were i o Portage High i to late yester Florence Banner ice cd a possible 1. And the Driver 202 Ash Street a t m Fiovo me All Canada was thrilled a couple of years ago with the news that the distinction of winning Over All contend ers in the production of the finest wheat went to a Homestead Farmer away North Edmonton an English immigrant of Only a few years experience who had gone out to the farm for tie first time in his life under the soldiers settlement scheme. Tills cd j Wience finds its parallel in the Case or c. J. Of Shehu sash., who was yesterday announced As the Iii Ner of the free press advertisement i writing contest. In which thousands of Amateur writers have participated Over the last ten weeks. Or. So Roll was born in Zuares Boroug i England and came with his Bride As an immigrant settler to can 1011. They first worked on a Grace s con j farm near Good lances. Man. Later they went to Sheho and hired out on i the farm of Alfred Moore there. In i 1912 he took up a Homestead North of Sheho. In 101b he enlisted at Yorkton and went overseas in 1917. He returned to Canada in la 1.0 and went Back to his farm. He was later appointed postmaster at Sheho. He went into tie free press and writing contest merely As an intellectual pastime be came interested As it progressed but was possibly More surprised than any Ruth Dewhurst 15 years old Ward of Farmer Bengough sent get team of horses other contestant in the finals would have been to learn that one of ills efforts at advertisement writing secured the Praise and approval of a distinguished body of professional Adver Tising jurists to receive the free press grand prize of Over tens of thous ands of competing compositions. Investment Bankers association demand. Permanent solution of problem charges government s failure responsible for disaster of this year t o dec about 5 I i t in steering a i t passm., motorists i i Bannerman and or i u i l Odilion i air u condition of b i Man was reported by the e i i u i o be fairly Good i 0 c in., from severe i will be made this i i Russ i Seal tic. Sept. 28.---the to u vestment Bankers association of am 1 Erica. In session Here today urged the 1 i a in 8 zip Federal government to Ond permanently re Iff the flood menace. I Hool a Ivill i in Resolution adopted at the con delusion of an address by governor John j of e. . Of Arkansas who charged the National government s fail Dos Hearse a. Responsibility which it owed to the people of the misses Sipovi Valley was directly responsible for the i floods of this year the investment i racing in face Olg ale beats Bankers declared that they i control of the flood Waters of the j Mississippi and its tributaries As a j National duty. River of fire threatens. Business District of City children playing with matches and broken Oil pipe ignite cod i Orus Creek at York terrorize residents daring death prevent spread of flames. Y e. Mart that to i lire to Meyer of Detroit who won last week i Ruth Tiki. Oregon. Sept. 12 the Faje of a. Yale that swept the Columbia Gorge. Leslie c. Mixer. Of bes movies. Iowa today won first of in the class a so to Portland air race Over a yield a 13 it Sisters. His elapsed time for 300-Muu flight was four hours. 31 -.ril. 11 seconds. Imiller. Who Tec in an Eaphie Hock biplane was a code i in the new York to Spokane a race1 last week. Early following came c. W. Meyers of Detroit who. Was the Winner of the Csiss a race week. Meyers in Waco 10 covered the course in four 13 minutes and j 24 second Jie won second prize of Isoo. I Gerald f. Smith of Tacoma. In an biplane took third prize of 250. His time being head winds rain and Low visibility j a count ored by the racer Clur i much of the flight. Affects economic Well ure i Oss of life resulting from period ical the Resolution asserted seriously affects and impairs the economic welfare of the entire nation. The government of the United states should take Steps to Deal promptly effectively and permanently with this pressing National prior to governor Martin eau s address the goo Bankers heard the report of this committee on investment trusts. Concern Over the Prospect that in vestment trusts might get out 01 hand and become a playground for not Only incompetent but dishonest pro was voiced by the committee. Special Tiiu d o free i Ress by free press private wire York. I Enna. Sept. Playing with matches and a broken Oil pipe line today turned odorous Creek which passes through York into a River of fire threatening to destroy the business Section of the City. Firemen daring1 11 death amid the flames and dense smoke which Rose hundreds of feet above the surface of the Stream fought valiantly on the top of a Small dam near the Edge of the residential Section and above the business District. They prevented the flumes from reaching warehouses and business buildings which line the Creek. J the flames terrorized Many of the i residents. Hastily their belong Ings were gathered. Throngs packed the streets. Police and firemen succeeded in allaying fears and scattering the mobs. The Blaze started when children tossed burning matches onto the water covered with about ions of Oil which poured into the creep when a pipe line carrying crude burst . Planit of the Pennsyl Vania Gas and electric company. The flames which could be seen for Miles around provided the most spectacular fire in the history York. Boston aroused Over fake invitations sent Russia to attend tercentenary special press unil in i Smitch. To free i Mussolini s son iwo Day ocl becomes fascist by free Tress private wire mass., sept. Officialdom is aroused Over an incident which promised to bring representatives of soviet Russia to Boston s Celebration of its tercentenary in 1930. Someone sent take invitations to the russian government and also to Ger Many. Invitations to other foreign Powers Are reported in transit. Upon receipt of word today that the soviet has decided to Send a Delegate to. I j run i i to conservative Boston s birthday party visitors from England Ink Mavor Malcom e. Nichols denied that he had asked Russia to be represented and began a diligent search for who Ever was responsible for the invitations. Stories of failure get too much publicity try to tree Liy free Poss private wire i tonic. Two Day Farr Hsk Patch son has joined the ranks j Toronto. Sept. Trades Union us fascism. I movement in Britain is against Emi my my ship card in the err atom and everything possible was of o children Oclay. News of to in ration of the Canadian association supports do Campaign for safer to 1. Ith yer. 1. By runaway horse. Sas permanent ending of Mississippi Valley flood menace demanded by in Bankers association of am i. Agric Truval situation in . At end i september improvement As compared Karl. Terribly injured is 1. P employment needs of mining and industries outlined to Cornils j 11. I Romance of mining seen in Story a ctc3r scr ifs Northern Copper prop War Pajic 13. In Catholic priest i and ,54 it 1 done to d courage said w. E. Hincks who with Rev. J. A. Pringle. Is Here from. England to find out what is wrong and Why More for Eigners than britishers Are coming to or. Hincks is connected with the British pensions ministry whle his companion is vice chairman of the British dominions emigration society. Another thing continued or. Hincks we in England hear too much of the failures and not enough of the not a single failure among 100 families recently coming from Leicestershire to Canada had been reported he said. Publicly executed in followers killed in Bat former chaplain is visitor to Winnipeg Rev j w. Whillans. Representative in Britain of the British settlement society of Canada and formerly Chap lain with the 78th and eighth battalions overseas is at present in Winnipeg having recently returned from England. Or. Whillans has an office in Liverpool and his work of selecting families m m. Bathe believed to be members of Terrell gang of Oklahoma Bank robbers Suie civil unit rtt to free Tress by free Tress private wire Pueblo colo., sept. 28. Two men believed members of a Quartetti which engaged Colorado Springs police in a i two hour Battle of revolvers tear i bombs and machine guns Early today have been captured Here. They gave the names of Ralph Scott of Miami okla. And p. Caslan. Of Pueblo and Are believed members of the Bay Terrell gang of Oklahoma Bank robbers. One of the bandits who surrendered in the Battle after police found the four attempting to crack a jewelry store Safe at Colorado Springs was identified late today As Danny Daniels Auto steering wheel one More added to Long list of victims of new York bootleggers feuds h _ mrs. Douglas if ird is last of a in beaten at Toronto. 21. A i. Ovd resumes office As chair a of civic safety committee. 3 suitable single persons and for Canada takes him Over most of the old country. He is in Canada for a few weeks in connection with work of the society and plans to sail for eng land. October 7 by the Athenia. Or. Immediate plans take him i thursday after which he York sept. Name of Tony Salvadore Barbera 36, has been added to Thyl Long list of victims of bootleggers feuds. Slumped Over the steering wheel of an automobile Tony s Bullet riddled body was found today by a traffic patrolman who had been guid ing school children across the Street a Short distance away. Bullets bad entered the left breast the right shoulder and Abdomen and the High wrist. A Crescent shaped Scalp wound marked tlv3 forehead. In one of Tony s pockets a Penny was found but no other Money. Cryptic notations on slips of paper referring to led police to place the death in the category bluntly headed bootleggers. there was1 no definite clue to the slayers. British Cotton on profitable basis agreement reached after five Day conference associated press Cable Manchester England sept. American spinning Section o the Brit ish Cotton Industry it is expected will he put on a profitable basis by reason of an important agreement on both the question of prices and curtailment of production which was reached today Between representatives of the Cotton yarn association and the master spinners federation. The agreement was reached after a five Clay conference. Tied Halter ropes round wrist Ofle of horses frightened drags her off Pony Farmer arrives on scene to find lifeless body of girl with terrible injuries Sper Hil. Drop huh to free Tress Reri Kotili sa.sk., sept. 28. Terribly injured when she was dragged around a Field by a runaway horse for about a mile and a half Ruth Dew Hurst 15, Ward of m. Deise. Farmer living about 12 Miles Southeast of Bengough. Was Ovind dead this mom ing Between 7 and 8 o clock. Coroner or. G. R. A Ireland Beni Gough called to the scene of the tragedy decided an inquest would not be necessary. The funeral services will be held from the Bengough United Church at 2 o clock thursday after noon into Ament taking place in Beni Gough cemetery. Surviving the dead girl Are foul Brothers and one sister. The girl s a tether died some years ago. The father is somewhere in the United states. Sent team of horses according to the information Given Ireland by or. Delse the girl was sent out to get a team of Dorsert in a Field about half a mile away be twee ii 7 and 8 o clock wednesday morning. She jumped on her Saddle Pony taking two halters along. Aftel reaching the pasture she put the liar oiled of bit merchant of St. Monique que., aged 80, has taken from him Canadian press despatch three Rivers que., sept. 28. Two senator c. G. Celebrate his Hundredth birthday today. Ste. Hyacinthe que., will in fete for the event. Agriculture in . In Bem Uain report issued by department reviews position at end of september gives purchasing Power of farm products As 88, com pared with 83 last year be Hon. C. G. Dessaulles St. Hyacinthe reaches 100th birthday in Good health associated press . D.c., sept. Agricultural situation at the end of september shows improvement Ari compared with year ago. The depart ment of agriculture announced today. Giving the purchasing Power of farm products As 813, compared with 83 at this time last year Lii the general in Dex which uses the 1909-14 period As a base of 100. Summing up this reason s apparent production and returns the depart i ment said it can probably be called an average year for the South for wheat Belt a Good year in the North and a fair year in the South for Corn Belt a fair year in the West but a poor year in the East for the far West a Good year in the Range states and Pacific the animal industries taken to Gether Are in As favourable a position As they have held in 10 the review continued. Cotton and fruit Are apparently in More moderate sup ply than last year and returns from them Are correspondingly better. Wheat and potatoes Are somewhat larger crops than last year but their prices Are still favourable. Cotton crop one third less the Cotton crop ravaged by the Boll Weevil is forecast fit nearly one third less than last season s output. Winter wheat turned out some 75. 000.000 bushels less than last year though it was about an average crop. Fred appointed him in 1907 to j but Spring wheat is More than making replace sir William Kingston. The lat Ter was 78 at his death and when some criticized sir Wilfrid for appoint ing a Man a few years older than sir William he answered. I know or. Dessaulles. He will Bury Many senators younger than lie that prophecy has indeed been handsomely justified As the senator has never missed a ses Sion since his appointment sent to Senate at age of 79 Laurier s reply to criticism justified Canadian despatch St. Jlynch Luthr sept. 28. Senator George Casimir Dessaulles tomorrow celebrates his 100th birthday and this town will been fete to celebrate the event. Senator Dessaulles was 79 years old when appointed to the Senate to re present Rougemont division. Sir Wil termed in government communication rebellious fan Battle lasts four flee to mountains after second com Bat. Mexico City. Sept. 28.--thirty-four rebellious Catholic fanatics Wero killed and a Catholic priest father Sedano was captured and summarily court martial led and executed after two brisk combats with Ludera a oops in the state of Jalisco according a a a bulletin issued by the president jul Bureau tonight. One Corporal and two soldiers .vcr-3 killed and one officer and Uinta soldiers wounded. The report of the affray was re ceived., from military come indans Ferreira. The first fight took place lit i us me Goultas. Where 38 , headed by Sedano and another chieftain named Placencia were entrenched. This fight lasted four hours and 14 rebels were killed and two captured arid executed. The others fled Sedano being taken by the troops and later shot. The second engagement lasted three hours after 2so rebels attacked Federal troops under colonel Ortis Sevila at port Zuelo. The rebels fled to the mountains abandoning 18 dead and Many wounded. I continued on to eleven senator Dessaulles was mayor of St. Hyacinthe from 1868 to 1897. His first j plunge into Active politics was at the age of co in 1997 when he replaced Oil tie eve of nomination Day. The Liberal candidate for the legislature his Maxi Rice St. Jacques k.c., who was fatally Iii he then polled a majority in every Booth in St. Men whose names Are withheld Are j hyacinths. In jail Here and will be arraigned to the senator is still in Good health staff Redalf to Morrow in connection Bery and assault of with the Rob Jean Baptiste Beauchem Lii 80-year-old cheese dealer of St. Monicue who was attacked today in the Woods about from his Home and robbed of with which he was to pay his customers. Beauchemin was knocked Down by a Hammer and his Mousey extracted from his pockets. Later chief Joseph Moquin of Drummondville and chief Salvas of Pierreville arrested two Nicolet men at St. Elphege Yamaska county. The Money All but was found on them it was said. Has Nevei had a headache. Staff of Mission is exonerated of blame Coroner s jury commends heroic Sisters recommends fire precautions delay caused by circuitous proposed by turkish authorities chairman leaves Ottawa for Winnipeg Friday arriving1 Here on sunday Canadian free despatch Ottawa. Sept. Convention activities will be largely concentrated in Winnipeg next week. On Friday evening next. General a. D. Mcrae Cli airmail of the National com Mittee preparing for the meeting will leave for Winnipeg accompanied by a number of members of his staff. The party will reach their destination on sunday. Several leading conservatives plan to be in Winnipeg on october 7 to attend a conference of members of the National committee to Deal with details preliminary to the opening of the convention on , october 10. Sir Robert Borderi and it. Hon. Arthur press Cable Rny dirt Irak sept. Otto Pilot of the whose arrival Here yesterday cleared up the mystery of his whereabouts since his take off from Angora tur key on saturday today said Vunt his delay in reaching this place been due chiefly of the instructions Given him by the turkish authorities of leaving Angora As to the route to be followed. The German aviator who is in route to the United states by Way of the Orient said that the instructions involved a wide Detour the turkish idea apparently being to prevent foreign aviators from Fly if Over cer Tain areas of turkish territory. Lieut. Koennicke. Who was accompanied by his financial Backer. Count Sims Laubach. And Johannes her Mann radio operator said that he had halted at Aleppo and then had deferred his departure for Bagdad in or Der to avoid flying in the hottest part of the Day. Tie present plans of the Gorman expedition Call for departure from big dad Early tomorrow Oil a flight to Karachi India. Ietje William a. Logan Louisville learns . Immigration barriers removed despatch. Louisville liy., sept. Way has been cleared for entry into the United states of mrs. William a. Logan 19, Winner of a British Beauty contest who was Man led september 3, in Quebec and she is expected to come to Louisville at once to rejoin her husband. Young Logan formerly of Birmingham ala., but now in business Here received a Telegram to that effect today from representative Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania who has been aiding him in getting his Bride into the coun try. Or. Logan met the scottish girl formerly miss Jean Rutherford while on a vacation in Scotland this summer and a few months later she married him in Quebec taut it was said that a mistake in her papers temporarily barred her from entering. Whillans to Begina a seems be 5. L Mur on Case in new Jer j be in Winnipeg again before pro verge of need Long East next week. Central Manitoba mines Board issues Tun 18. Chi. Weather report the following Iii Uiti i ill Page 1. Pacific Gross earnings big 6-_ "1 Page 18. I Ai tors testify in great West per 6. M while pirates and car Are 20. R c. G. Dessault will be 100 "a-3 old 1. I Ocean steamships i. C. Arrived if r at r Rorr Rotterdam Montreal Surania Glasgow Montreal c York Southampton i a Bairt aria Cherbourg new York 5 Roosevilt new York Lam. New Yore 32 Rod cutely born where showers have occurred. My. A. My. Mil. 44 Raceina 32 54 port Arthur. 44 54 63 Cochrane 38 44 68 Porrov sound 46 g2 60 54 i Prince Rupert 52 i Vancouver a Kamloops 50 in Garv. 42 Edmonton Swirt current 40 Battleford d 40 Prince Albert 34 Medicine hat 50 Moose a to. 34 37 forecasts Manitoba warm. Saskatchewan warm becoming Shower. By winds showery temperature winds Clearing pc Raturi. London. 52 72 Toronto 53 70 Kingston 50 66 Ottawa 46 Montreal 4g 62 Quebec 40 St John. 34 6n Enlil no 4" 62 Rhor Lottero in 42 so fair and moderate fresh winds with much the same Lake Superior South West with much the same Tern 62. 68 72 68 69 of Tulsa a Leader in the Terrell gang. Two policemen were taken to the Hospital with wounds in their arms after the fight and one of the escaped bandits was he Leved to have been wounded. 1spreyjdr most of Grain is Complete loss and rest is badly damaged by smoke i Meighen. Former conservative premiers prom the free press files sept. 29. or Strauh i wu1 probably arrive in Winnipeg on i fifty years ago sept 28 the staff october 9. Both will speak at the con j or the Indian Mission school Here in Ventin. Oil the opening Day but will i the burning of which 20 lives were lost not discuss matters party policy. Last monday week is completely sex j Ontario contingent is 888 operated from responsibility by the i Cuil Indian free despatch verdict of a Coroner s jury which in Toronto sept. 28. Announcement quire into the tragedy Toda the same verdict carried a rider com mending the Sisters of the Mission on the heroic Rescue of the girls at the school arid recommended that if any More buildings of similar construction Are to be erected they be equipped with proper fire Protection apparatus that the Furnace be kept out of the building itself and that the premises be adequately patrolled by a night watchman. Was made Here today that the total attendance from Ontario at the conservative convention to be held at Winnipeg october 31, would be 888, made up As follows priv3r-counclllors, 15 senators 13 sex of Falcio delegates 18 members and Defeated candidates from 82 Federal Ridings 60 delegates and alternates 500 guests and spectators 200. And delegates at Large 82. Remands granted in liquor Law violations seventeen cases came before Magis trate Lacerte in City morals court yesterday afternoon. Thirteen of the i charges were remanded one. Week one figures Lor Elsm used and in three cases proceedings were stayed. There were five charges of having liquor in other than a private dwelling four of sell ing liquor three of keeping liquor for Sale one of consuming liquor unlawfully purchased two of in Granicy and two of perjury. E n British a grist and saw Mill in their Settle ment was the dream of the people of Pembina Mountain and j. P. Tar Alth of that settlement said thaw would give a Bonus of bushels do wheat to the first Mill Man on the or. Sutherland a methodist circuit minister wrote an article in which or. Sutherland joined the army of those who had tried to described Winnipeg mud and failed. Forty five a Iii a the proud Melon patches of Emer son were no More the Frost dip did for spite of the in style s fresh Elm with Whitewash six prisoners in the Winnipeg lockup tried to get. Awny and water on the ass no borne stopped the Steamer Alpha at Brandon. Lowest since statistics have been compiled special do Swaleh to the free Tress . Man. Sept. 28. Fire from a burning Straw pile today ignited a portable granary containing about bushels of Barley on the farm of j. Abel of the Cameron District. A part of the contents was saved but in badly smoked condition. High wind and absence of help prevented saving the granary and most of its safety first slogan is growing at roads meeting convention at Niagara Falls continually returns to theme and annual meeting pledges support to do minion wide Cam Hon. P. C. Black Nova Scotia is elected president. Canadian press. Pcs Aitch Falls out., sept. Gates attending the annual Conven Tion of the Canadian Good roads association which is in session have apparently become imbued with the safety first idea at yesterday s tensions for continually throughout the discussions today the speakers veered from their original topic to safety first suggestions. The efforts of the authorities w Ere vain. H. , chief Field Engineer for Saskatchewan stated that his province was planning its Rural roads with the o f making them Acci Dent proof. Or. Mackenzie stated that the roads were being constructed "24. Feet wide and with ditches at such a gradual slant that an automobile could. Run into them at a fair Speed o. S. Hess Engineer for Kent county and still fail to turn Turtle or fall on i Michigan made the assertion that the i re percentage of accidents was caused through the Tarto Mobile and that in his opinion 100 per cent of the Highway accidents were due to carelessness. The speaker went on to say that the state of Michigan had done everything possible to reduce the casualties but its Side. Campaign supported the meeting of the association which was held apart from the convention did not pass without its recognition of the Accident situation. Several resolutions were adopted sup i continued on Fasti eleven Sill forty yours a plucky St. Girl Wiio and gone out into the wilds of Montana As a school teacher. Became As a curiosity in the Rirl less Bock country j is Kat Shaw i Elbow she show Kate institutions of learning nil from one to the other on spirited must Antr. I and nil unwritten so protected her j that insult meant instant Lynching. I Tlilrly-flvi1 vein s ago t Nancy 3ianks. Thut noted Mare astounded even Thoie who knew Best by trotting a mile in 2.04. Lowering the world s record three seconds came Clown the stretch like a whirl wind with the hand of her great Driver. Press United a cos Coblis in i f free press i rivali1 wire by kill Tell Jones London. Sept love of luxury experts declare is responsible for a decline in the British birth rate j Noble. The d. Mcpher serious that it might be termed j son. Indomitable Champion shot comparatively a collapse. Putter of Manitoba took one Glt incr final figures for 192g show that the at the giant Chull Nijer Currle. And marriage rate was the j accepted Currle s for one world War year 188g i that the number of births was the to Lilly i Nix ago lowest since 1860, and that the birth i . Or. Duval preaching in Knox rate on the basis of population was the Church avoided homily in his Sermon for one War i on Home life from text from since birth statistics com i Titus to be discreet Chaste it cop Ersnt the speaker pictured they think they can t afford i Home As of love and said sir William Arbuthnot Lane a the Fountain i act of the world s Good leading surgeon in discussing women s i Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosbe Cros alleged major responsibility for the eed the Atlantic in the record time of falling rate. I , 22 hours and 45 minutes. Women expect very much More in the Way of luxury than in the past and that makes marriage expensive. More luxury and less work is what they want. People today shirk work. But we need not be afraid of the falling birth rate. It is far better for the future of the race to produce a few healthy vigorous children than a number of feeble stupid refuse to tender . Finland. Sept. Via. To the controversy Between the finnish saw Mills and the state forestry Board the saw Mill have refused to tender logs which Sale from the owners about been offered for forests. For Twenty five Portage la Prairie s summer Reron lost its Only hotel when the hostelry at Delta went up in mor Gan Portage Plains Farmer threshed 50 bushels of wheat to the acre off new land and a neighbor had 115 Bushel of Oats to the acre. Twenty years Aco the City Council was asked to buy and maintain Kim Park t. Mac Mullan made the Godfrey Parker retiring after 42 years Servici with the Hudson s buy company War presented with a watch and Chuin and have complimentary address read by Robt state Tayloy manager of the wholesale do ;