Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, October 08, 1927

Issue date: Saturday, October 8, 1927
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 8, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg october 8 1.927 19 honorary degrees fire conferred on graduates convocation held to Jubilee of Mani Toba University tar site of Manitoba decree do by the University Samuel or to chord archbishop of primate or t Church "car.acla. Chancellor i Bourqul. S.j., b.s.a., Premier i superintendent of Manitoba Sanito Ninette Man. Chancellor s address tile Chancellor archbishop Mathe san in his opening remarks said this convocation has been called to celebrate the Semi Centennial anniversary of our University and to wish our Alan mater Many Happy returns of the Day. If the development of the past 50 years can be taken As an in Dex or what we May expect in the next half Century there is every Rea son that should have High Hopes and take he then called upon president Walter c. Murray. . Lrl.d., . University of Saskatchewan who was the speaker for the Occa of court a Macdonald. Of King s Bench. Perhaps the most unique aspect of the University of Manitoba is that it stands in a great Sale president Murray. Winnipeg is the Gateway of the West and Many Peoples pass through it to the Prairies beyond. These people leave their impress upon the City and so Winnipeg is cosmopolitan to a degree unknown to Montreal and Vancouver. Winnipeg has a great Opportunity to interpret Canada to the strangers within its Gutes an in turn to interpret their Hopes. Ideals and alms to the people of . Canada is a land where two great races have lived Side by Side pc two centuries. And ave know that the blending of races is not a Carrier to great National achievements. It i the mixed races that have counted most in his glory in Opportunity. We canadians should glory in our Opportunity to develop of Canadian soil a new nation a nation Rich in Genius Quick to perceive the beat in the people who have jollies us to be sympathetic and devoted to a better understanding Between nations and to the promotion of Justice and Goodwill towards men. Manitoba University has before it an Opportunity to Render a great ser vice to the Empire and Opportunity that has come to few universities throughout the Ages. Mani Toba must play its Nart in Healing the division Between nations of blending Here Ort Canadian soil the Best of the of Trent Peoples that Are in its this was followed by the conferring of the degrees of doctor of Laws i Honoris Causa on be ten graduates. All were there in person to receive degree with the exception of reverend James Endicott Moderator of the general Council of the United Church of Canada. Professor Hetherington of Wesley College acted As his a proxy and the Chancellor read a wire from or. Endicott As follows to deeply appreciate thu Honor conferred upon but regret that t am prevented of Tom receiving a degree in person from Alma mater and in sharing in the i Happy celebrations of this pc Elk. Please s accept Ray most Hearty congratulations 1 and Good c Hii Nueller it University archbishop Matheson has been closely connected with. Education throughout his life not Only in St. John s Colleen and the associated schools but with the provincial institutions of learning. In 1002 be was made Chancellor of the University of Manitoba which chancellors hip he still holds and has been Cnair Raan of the advisory Board of education of the province for some years. The Arch Bishop was born at Kildonan Man., sept. 20, 1s5 a and was educated it St. John s school and College Winni Peg he has held the highest office in the anglican Church since 1909. Premier is expert i Emler Bracken is an expert on Field husbandry and an authority on dry farming conditions. His name became a byword ill agricultural circles in the i Canadian West at least a decade before j he made a spectacular and unexpected i entry in the realm of politics by Vir Lue of his appointment As Premier of Man Toba in july 1922. Throughout his life Premier Bracken was always closely associated with farm work Aud agricultural problems. He was born in 1883 and spent his youth Oij. A Large Dairy farm in the county of Leeds. Pm Tarlo. He is the author of two books considered Standard works on the subject dry farming in Western can and crop production in West Ern he has also written some 25 pamphlets in addition to a Host of Magazine articles on farming subjects. Bishop of Moosonee by. Rev. John g. Anderson of Cochrane ont., was appointed 1.0 th3 Bishopric of Moosonee april 19, 1doo, prior to which he was the incumbent of St. Peter s Reserve Man., for 115 years. He consecrated to the Bishopric in Trie historic old Stone Church of St. Andrew s Parish on May 10, 1809. By archbishop Matheson Bishop Anderson was born at Stony Vav ool Harry Orkney Scotland March 23, 186c. In Maii Linha chief Justice d. A. Macdonald. N native of Prince Edward Island after admittance to the bar of that province in 18s2, came immediately to Mani Toba. It was at Portage la Prairie that his lordship first established himself in practice. To also took in in agriculture and operated a Success Ful farm in that District ills activities also reached Public affairs for a time be sat As a member of the town Council served As Crown prosecutor and was called to the Bench a i of attractive sky next week the Kolster 6-d a six i n a tube set with single control in Al or o two six tube console models at Quatty attractive this is the Handiwork of Genius it your ear make the final decision in your Choice of radio. Let actual performance and critical comparison govern your selection. Claims mean nothing if s what you hear that counts we make no claims for Kolster radio. We do How Ever invite you to listen to a Kolster demonstration. Compare the reproduction selectivity sensitivity ease of control and appearance of the Kolster with other makes of radio. Then compare Kolster prices Kolster radio is the triumphant achievement of or. Frederick a. Kolster internationally famous radio scientist and inventor of the Kolster radio Compass. Backed by two years of sensational Success in the United states the Kolster is now in Canada where its remarkably Low Price combined with its definitely Superior performance has established a new Standard of value per Dollar in radio. Ask your dealer about Kolster Send the Coupon today for our Booklet and a demonstration. in Canada by Canadian Brandes limited Toronto Canada l. J. Haug exclusive distributor Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Fountain and Henry Avenue Winnipeg. Canadian Brandes limited 153 Queen s Quay Toronto ont. Without Cost or obligation to i d to Havo o a demonstration of Roister radio. N your Booklet by owing All Model of Kolster radio. Or. Frederick a. Kolster or. Kolster is recognized As an outs mint among radio scientists. His important invention Ara the Robter and the Lucr Oladio i a it Bruit it . 0 10 greatest Valine buy your Kolster radio from ski Smacher Mackenzie Kummen Ltd. Bister radio sets on so Sale inthe radio Sec a t o in Tion fourth floor Portage ave. East. Pm. 36 603 july 23, 1905. His lordship was appointed chief Justice of the court of King s Bench in succession to lie late chief Justice Mathers sept. 0 of this year. The chief Justice is 09 years of age. Manitoba Gran. Premier a g. Gardiner of Saskatchewan graduated from the University of Manitoba in 1911 and almost immediately started on his career As a politician which led him to the head of the Saskatchewan govern ment. He has the reputation of possessing a dynamic. Dominating personality and is a convincing plat form speaker. Prior to becoming Premier he was minister of railways and canals and minister in charge of the Bureau of labor and industries and so he has an intimate knowledge every part of his province. He was bom on a farm near Exeter Huron county Ontario nov. 30, 1883, so he comes very near being the youngest Premier in. Canada. In 1901 he bought a Harvester s ticket and came to his Uncle s farm at Clearwater Man., where he spent three years. When he was years of age Premier Garcel Luer decided that he needed More schooling. After completing his High school training and a period at nor Mal school he taught for a while and then entered the University of Manitoba in 1907. Graduating in 1911. Premier Gardiner s outstanding achievements College were on the platform. To had the distinction of winning the Gold medal for oratory from All Corners for years. He led the debating team from his College an International debate and won easily. Shortly after graduating from school he became principal of the Lemberg continuation school. Former sector father Henri Bourque. S.j., travel Ling member of the staff a St. Boni face College and sex Rector was born in Montreal que. In 1b68. Has achieved much in the realm of Educa Tion. Father Bourque. At the gun of ten years begun his studies at Mon Treal College later in 1888, joining the Jesuit order. Later lie continued his studies at Montreal followed by one year at North Wales England. In 1895 father Bourque taught arts at St. Boniface College remaining in this capacity until 1899, during which time to was also examiner for the University of Manitoba in classics. Father Bourque in 1902, returned to Montreal where he was ordained to the Priesthood. During the years 1905-1913 he held the position of rec Tor and master of novices at Sault a Recollet Montreal and from 1913 to 1919 he served in a Elmila City at Guelph Ontario. In 1919 father Bourque was appointed Rector of St. Boniface col lege holding this position until 1925, and also serving in the capacity of teacher of divinity. Since 1918 he has served on the University Council on the Board of studies of the University and also on the committee review. At the present time father Bourque is still with St. Boniface College and at present is conducting a series of missions and lectures throughout Canada and the United states. His work on the various boards of the University and his deep interest in All phases of education has earned the respect of All with whom he comes in Contact. Fights tuberculosis or. D. A. Stewart has made a close study of tuberculosis and was responsible for the organizing and planning of the Ninette sanitarium which lie undertook. In 1909. This he Success fully accomplished and has been superintendent of this institution since its completion the work of which has developed to such an extent that it now has relations with similar Earl Tarla across the continent. Or. Stewart lectures and does much writ ing in the increasing of the know ledge of Antl treatment throughout Western Canada. In addition or. Stewart has always been a keen student of English literature and the Early history of Western Canada. He was born at Fletcher Kent county ont., feb. 15, 1874. Started in Winnipeg Rev. Or. Jame s Endicott Moderator of the general Council of the United Church of Canada is a Manitoba pro duct having taken his theological training at Wesley College. He began his ministry As pastor of fort Bouge methodist Church Here. During the greater part of his ministry or. Endi Cott served As a missionary to China where he won wide recognition for his effectiveness and for his Stater Arlilie grasp of the Mission problem. His ability As a Leader of missionary activity resulted in him being appointed general Secretary for the methodist Board of Home missions and on the creation of the United Church of can Ada he was appointed to a similar Post. As the meeting of the general Council held in Montreal last year he was appointed Moderator of the United Church succeeding Rev. Or. George c. Pidgeon of Toronto who was the first to hold this Filce in the new Denom programme includes talks from the Dominion conservative convention for the coming week Cut station Winnipeg offers an attractive Broad casting programme. On the three Days of the conservative convention in Winnipeg there will be occasional from the amphitheatre rink where the gatherings take place. Added attractions Are instructive lec Tures under University and medical association auspices. Here arc the special radio attractions announced for afternoons and evenings during the next eight Days sunday oct. 9. S to 7 ., Toba Campaign musical programme Friday oct. ., fire prevention address by fire commissioner e. Mcgrath 6.30, Canadian National railways dinner programme 8.30, made in Manitoba Campaign musical pro gramme saturday oct. University of Manitoba lecture 8.40, Hudson s Bay company programme from Hud son s Bay company store 10, Civ s concert ensemble Aud assisting artists. Sunday oct. A.m., service from Wesley Church 6 ., Evere Acly Twilight hour of music orpheus the atre 7.30 ., service from apostolic Temple 9, Canadian National railways programme. progkamj1b in anger commencing monday. Oct. 10, at 6.30 ., radio station a new the Canadian National railways station at Winnipeg i l be broadcasting the dinner pro gramme from the fort Garry hotel Fiir nights a week monday tuesday. Thursday and Friday. The programme. Which will be for one hour commencing Rit 6.30 Will be Given by Irvin plumm and his Jasper Park Lodge or Chestra. The saturday night pro j Rummes have been discontinued crw. The following is the new Winter sche Dule for this station All in evening hours sinday. 9, musical numbers monday. 6.30. Dinner programme tues Day. 6.30, dinner programme wednes Day. 10. Studio programme thursday j arc. Web. Wal wait. Of. Waco wham. It . 0 Wajd 308 By j Kaka 1310 g Hh9 27i r Try More g.30. Dinner programme inner programme. Friday. 6.30 monday s programmes All Central Tlam sky to 11 ., . Time and weather reports 2 to 12.20 Music 12.20 to 12.30. Iusti 2.30 to 2.45. Manitoba Aki icus Turnill col lege 12.15 to 1. Mimi Oba in Ideal poot 1 to 1.30. Music 2 to 2.15. Prain Market reports 3.30 to 4.15. Music to 4.30. Kojo 1.30 Fire prevention address by fir1 commissioner e. Mgr nah 2.bo. La Benin i conservative convention c.30. Canadian National railways dinner pros Rumnia. J 8.00. University lecture by prof. Henry j Wal govt 8.40. North Star Oil and co. Programme 10. Dreu by dry a Snurr ale co. Programme 1j. Capitol theatre Midnight revue. Cd go Yorkton. ".20 J Coo Prain firsts j1.30. Winnipeg i wok Stock und 3.-13 ., clowns i diet quotations. I it likening i woah I new and his Knox to was. Wiz Wyza. Kaka. Kvv7. Dpi 469. Los Kytus 31141 hot Koa 13201 Kph hid Seton concert. Kioa i47.i Trio. I ii 1 Kioa 4471 classical. I Cynko 434 Corner. I to I Vidal 1310 in nuts addros.-. I 543 St. Nabirt inline of orchestra gov Cal 7 H23 Ottson Fin Migi 6t. F303j Start tier. 11 291i 370i Hawk Midnight 3371 Grove. A Mcready Twilight hour of music or Rheum theatre 7 to 8.30, service from Central congregational Church 9 to 10.30, Canadian National railways pro gramme. Monday oct. 10. 1.30 Fire prevention address by fire commissioner 3d. Mcgrath 2.30. Liberal conservative convention 6.30, Canadian National railways dinner programme 8, University lecture by prof. Henry Wright 8.40, North Star Oil and be fining company programme 10, Drewry dry Ginger ale company programme 11, Capitol theatre Midnight revue. Tuesday. Oct. 11 8.30 Cana Dian National railways dinner pro gramme 7.30, Manitoba medical Asso Tion health lecture 8.30, Liberal conservative convention. Wednesday oct. 12. 8 Young folks store from Book of knowledge 8, Liberal conservative convention 10, Canadian National railways pro gramme. Thursday oct. 1.3 6.30 Cana Dian National railways dinner pro gramme 8, Manitoba medical association health lecture 8.30, Bobert Simp Sou programme 9.30, made in Mani make this your last Day of constipation fruit a Tives gives sure positive Reinie Capa in Atlon. Apart from his leadership in the mrs. H. Godin after suffering Ninny rears from , l was advised to try Tives ills Are gone now. I am Fleshy and in health. I. Tried ail kinds of remedies but Only fruit a Tives brought Back health. In appreciation i am ready to certify that Kruit a uves lives up to every such is the sin Cere testimony of mrs. Henri Godin 34 Mcguire St., Montreal. 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His natural inclination for study and research has produced Many papers and pamphlets Volch he has read to various Medl associations in Canada and the United states. In 1822 he was elected resident of the Canadian medical association. Or. Montgomery always has been a keen observer and a less and retentive Reader and two faculties have gained him a High Cosit Lon in the medical world As a the minister is keenly interested in botany and horticulture. French ambassador attacked Tokio oct. Is Learned that an automobile bearing the French Arn p0bert de Bily. Was attack damaged by two japanese last Dav the ambassador vrho was delving from Kamakura to Yokohama was not injured. Tire these j few people Reu Locc How vitally in j j portent a Good reproducer is in real j j radio entertainment. In is the to j j Cal cords of the set. Prove to yourself How i How much program i comes Over with an. Am lion repro j i Ducor. Your dealer will be glad to i demonstrate. J Model illustrated is Tyton j Cone. 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