Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 9, 1928, Winnipeg, Manitoba Tempera True Winnipeg free press thermometer readings ".30 . Oct. 8 -1-47 a.m., oct. 8. .1.45 . Oct. -.30 a.m., oct. 9 0.39 i or full text of of Sec one. A Little cooler. Oct. 9. Sun riser., 6.40 Sun sets. 17 50. Moon Moon sets 1s.57. Winnipeg tuesday october 9, 1928 Price 5c per copy edition with comic 0c. "28 pages inured says act pro de navigation should be under control of Dominion janitor commits suicide by crawling into Furnace of school at Elkhart ills. Special United news despatch to free press by free press private wire Elk Hurt. Iii. Oct. Body of c. D. Lambert. 70-year-Oid janitor at the Elkhart school was found in the school Furnace today. Lambert left a note which indicated he had crawled into the Furnace and set fire to the Coal. Much of the flesh was burned unav. Total 28 parties passed Over to Federal control at confederation should be property of Dominion i scores of persons in Alco Power to improve works. Holic wards in hospitals o some of them blinded Ake in Waters sail or lease heavily armed patrols guarding Boundary line against raid of bandits special despatch to the free press Liy staff correspondent re inn sask., oct. 8. Armed guards equipped with High powered automobiles mounted machine guns and rifles today commenced a Day and night patrol of the International Boundary in an Effort to put an immediate Stop to the invasion of United states bandits on Canadian Border towns. I during the past few welts raids have been made on half a dozen j towns along the Canadian Boundary j Banks have been looted Post offices i robbed and the intruders have made i Good their escape with thousands dollars la Cash and negotiable securities. It is to put a Stop to this epidemic of raids that the Border patrol has been inaugurated. Members of the r.c.m.p., working in conjunction with the United states Boundary patrol have been authorized to reduce traffic to and fro across the Border to practically nil. Heavily armed the Mem Bers of the patrol will use drastic measures to prevent United states gunmen from entering and then malt ing Good their escape after raiding Saskatchewan towns. The patrol will be conducted until the arrival of heavy Snow makes travel too difficult for thugs and Highway men to operate their speeding automobiles to advantage. Water Powers a vital inc Orff Trefs from of blame for deaths placed on government by City toxicologist British legion to train fifty families anxious to emigrate to Canada rules All canadians have right to do up fico ii q . F May pass freely to and their work or to silk work under decision of Suprien court Dies from injuries distinctions Between native Sam British earn and naturalized canadians brushed aside knockout blow to immigration officials who have demanded qualification As immigrants ii. Or. R. Today before . H. J. Symington. the Over dins right of the Ilo in Len government o any Hydraulic r be made available slum speak eagles claimed 10 More Vio ski dial United n cos despatch Tross by free Tress private wire . Oct. Death in Tion by Joynson Hicks Canadian pres. Cable follows personal invest la a on Don. Oct. British legion has embarked upon a scheme of six months training for would be Grant families who propose to Honio secretory in Canada. Tie applicants under the scheme he assumes command Eding . Five succumbed Early Edge Louive . The third leading this morning and live More were dead Esan Al for the Dominion. Obj. Noon. In hospitals scores of per does not appear probable that am the wards. A is Cit Jilie Dominion will of Are Blind Cal others Are in in is completed thursday coma several of them pro. . And the Way made Clear Foi Tler Bably dle coi Apfl for the provinces. There Are portion or the blame for the death s placed or. The u. S. Government provinces and take by mex no May m m i he close next that several kinds of test yesterday Heen up. Into tie natured alcohol. J two badly scalded when . Freight wrecked _________s-7 Engineer Jack Clayton of 581 Walker Avenue and fireman a. M. Hannon suite 3, 309 Edmonton Street Are victims of freight train smash eleven Miles from Are in St. Boniface Hospital suffering from terrible Are expected to recover. Special to the tree press by Tom Kino Washington u.c., oct. United states supreme court today practically decided that his majesty s subjects residing in Canada have the re gift to Cross and re Cross the internatlonr.1 Boundary line in pursuance of their employment in. The United states or in search of work therein. This ends the vexatious dispute Over the right of j Canadian citizens living in Canada and employed on the american Side to pass reely across the Border going to and from their work. It is a knockout blow to the United states immigration of Nonilon. Oct. Byng of in vials who have been contending that probably will exercise his carte Blanche persons so employed must qualify Powers in cleansing the metropolitan immigrants to the United states it police department when he aside All distinctions Between mrs. Willmm t. Waud. As a result of injuries suffered last week in a railway wreck at out., mrs. William t. Ward of 65 Harrowby Street St. Vital died last a Venn in Hospital in Hamilton ont. Aviation which has claimed Many Ives in the past saved two yesterday. The Speed of an air plane was matched against that of death being used to convey two men both badly injured 11 a train wreck to a Hospital. As of the promptitude with hey were conveyed to the Hospital 30tli men once near death Are expected to recover. The men were Jack Clayton 39 years of age of 581 Walker Avenue an Engineer and a. M. Harmon 22 years of age of suite i. Edmonton Street a fire Man. Both Are employees of the Canadian National railways. They were seriously injured yester Day afternoon at 2.10 o clock when Canadian National railway freight special Cable in the free police Cep command next month following revelations which have rocked Scotland Yard and which were brought to a head by the resignation today of sir canadians British born smoke Volskey made by mixing one wants Ikin inic it on is con Parr and two parts of water ii Symington. This morning. Then shaking it until it becomes his efforts 1o have the report of1 Udy and garbage whiskey made i of Public works made trom any decayed fruit which will Fer prior 10 confederation intent also were blamed for some of Rad into the record of the court. Or the Poison deaths. Desired to do this because the report ascribed in detail All the canals and instruments in excellent condition Wyndham Childs. Deputy police com ills sooner. Additional High Pouce Heads Are expected to tender their Resigna special United news to tree Tress by free press private Vire canadians and naturalized citizens of Canada. A ruling to that effect had already been made by the United states District court at Buffalo and affirmed by Tat a jilted states circuit court of appeals tons while a Clear getaway is possible for the second circuit. The United while the present state of by Sterler. States government Rought to have Tom in the police department la direct in decision reviewed by the supreme court traceable to police blundering Over the a arrest of sir Leo Money prominent j i politician and economist in Hyde Park. This application was denied by the so preme court today and the decisions in cart Stence at 11" to fort 11-Fkt Siiple Haftl time and allot which were transferred u Uil i l u government. No doubt j j i till Lvuv shot to of Fly 3i . I Cruny oct. I it was brought to a head by the per of Tlle lower courts remain the Law. I or. Hugo Eckener said tonight that Sonny intervention and investigation Point in controversy became acute when the great dirigible. Count Zep sir William Joynson Hacks Home May 1b27 regulations were Pelin. Is next taken from the hangar Retay Jipse department Juris la issued by Tuu immig Matlou department purpose was. To have on the record i document which would Mabie the members of the judicial j Cir Juilee 01 the privy Council to Oli a some idea of the extent of Ilia works in Canada and the of the Case. She wll head Westward Over the at non Over the police Force of London. Ocean for . Start probably will be made Day morning but that Date is definite and depends entirely upon weather conditions. J the final test flight was Raade today i Mukes personal Abc had been told that everything was not is it should be in the police continued on Page nine believe latter committed murder and suicide Lous o. The Case. Jin Over Lake Constance. Navigation in counsel for he provinces however do ipod acc of Beaumont Lexas St Ruments and sets the Zeppelin must depend for information As to weather conditions ahead and to steer her safely toward the american continent were found in excellent con edition. The radio equipment on the flight to n will include apparatus for wireless transmission of pictures. Tills will permit the officers on Board to receive weather charts and is con c to to ilit1 inclusion of tic thu heat. or. Symington put in several Sia tutus passed in for a times and which contained. In schedules a list of the canals and Navi j gation works the Dominion. I today no still dealing with ques j Tija so. 4. Kiich the court to do a die i the provinces have any control special United news do Pauli to tree press by free press private wire Beaumont Texas. Oct. The available ories were held and two investigations through the of existing were under Way late today alter cursor the construction of new father Anthony do he held that the court must answer f Sci Catholic priest and j. B. Rose Painter were found shot to death in the priest s Home near St. Joseph s Church Here. Alternative it i n i alternative the Lloyd George to announce and theories were murder Side red of immense value. The Zeppelin cruised Over Lake con stance for four and one half hours Landing at 6.33 . At times it had attained a Speed of 123 Kilometres per hour about 76 which is slightly above the Normal cruising Speed. Rose 70 years old de Simone 54. And t it js7l l ii 151111 then himself or that a. Third person Lerm Supoll which tie Wil. Who i claimed a note found in Bose so pocket strengthened their theory. The note was very poorly written police were Able to decipher the sentence to read that Rose had just villages by earthquake in Turkey i paid up in full an insurance policy London oct. 8. The daily mail j p beneficiaries sufi Ortw Lii Sav that it understands dived Lloyd Cgeorge. When pfc Tho Liberal conference m great Yarmouth Friday will Aii the terms of which we Are prepare to form a coalition is Ith Tho labor party the election. That would pay his beneficiaries ?600 reopening of textile Mills is marked by 23 arrests United new1 to free by i Sci private wire a ctr Muir Ord. Mil.-.-., oct. 8. The of 23 persons members of the called Radical group which has Tho of this City s Mills the five per cent e reduction componilsc1, Marl Vecio Premier Tolmie announces Cash bid from London for Purchase outright associated press Cable Angora. Turkey oct. 8. Telegraph 4, when a slight Felt Here today broken oct. Earthquake was brought a delayed report that in the province of kale Dijk the Shock was severe that three villages were completely destroyed and that from 50 league of nations society executive receives report of Grove Smith Canad Lau Tress despatch Ottawa oct. Of a new membership drive placing of the Model Assembly movement on a permanent basis and Calendar Reform were amongst the important questions dealt with at a meeting Here today of the Central executive committee of the league of nations society in can Ada. Sir George e. Foster the Dent. Occupied the chair and a i representation of the membership at-1 tended. Plans for next year s drive were left for formation in the hands of a com a Mittee. To 75 per cent of the dwellings in. Grove Smith presented a review of other communities were thrown Down. Steps taken towards Calendar Reform the reports stated that there were Noj m the past Twenty years. The league requiring Canadian workmen in Detroit to procure visa certificates and pay a head tax and in the Case or British born to enter As immigrants under the British quota. Vigorous protests filed vigorous protests were filed by Hon. Vincent Massey. Canadian minister who insisted that the Jay treaty of 1794 permitted his majesty s subjects in North America to freely Cross re Cross the Border for Trade and Busi Ness. The United states government claimed that the Jay treaty had been abrogated by the War of 1812 and by the United states immigration act of 1024. Since that time the Federal courts above mentioned have ruled against the government on both contentions and have decided that All British subjects living 111 Canada have a right to j enter the United states either to per form or to look about for employment. Nevertheless immigration placed Many obstacles in their Way upon the ground that they had appealed from these decisions to the supreme court and expected to have them reversed. Today s decision will fatalities. Weather Keport the following is the weal ice report issued rom the Winnipeg meteorological office at 7pm temperature 48 maximum for Tho preceding 12 hours. 62 minimum. 48 barometer. 29.b1 Northwest wed at 16 Miles pc0 Haiti Cen fair with moderate clashes police and at several Mills but dispersed in Cash tie re open r. O the. Today i he was not in to a do e longest strike go into further fils lord this City s textile upon the Coti to the offer. Canadian press despatch Victoria b.c., oct. New of Lliel offer for Tho Pacific great Eastern ral Vay line has been received Over Mck cts the week end. Premier s. F. Tolmie said today. The offer is from Lon Don and is foe Purchase outright he Premier stated but beyond that was not prepared Ai this time to t details or to comment Sld Britlon being Given i reiterated that the gov eminent would proceed with its plans temperatures throughout arcs. My a Dawson .____2c Brandon p Rudett ___36 50 Kenora Vancouver 5f Kamloops ----4r my a 42 62 46 57 40 so Calgary-------32 Edmonton 34 s. Current 24 Battleford 51 Cocbrane 34 p. Bound 58 London 52 Toronto _ 09 ?6 66 32 44 07 Saskatoon 39 p. Albert med. Hat. Jaw 54 Montreal-----38 54 54 Oucoec--------36 5c 53 St. John 0 5-1halifax -------42 38 no i Perl town 44 55 West Anu we pfc Fai and a Mulc and Alberta modern winds fair with much the Northwest mostly for a Complete Survey of the railway. And somewhat cooler. Society in Canada he said was the logical organization to present subject and get the measure of Public opinion in As the official representative Here of the league of nations in Geneva. He thought Many advantages financial and otherwise would accrue from simplifying division time say to thirteen equal months a year instead of twelve. Continued on Paice take off tomorrow Rome flight Williams and Bonelli break with Sabelli to Pilot Levine s plane Columbia associated fress despatch Roosevelt held n.y., oct. Executive decided to consider o. Wll Lams Veteran air p lot announce data submitted during the coming tonight that he would take off at month and to take action at the wednesday in Charles a. Levin s november meeting. It was monoplane Columbia that a special meeting of the executive will be called later this month to Deal with financial matters. Believed bomb being taken . Asserts Over Dominion o Hydraulic Power foil or in Aeno 1. To provision requiring them to rive Bend to those who Roynon 1. I a on. W. D. of Nate to voting men s Sec j c of of work of to i is. A i. A ii i Engineer Anci i As result of j Reck Sas Protection distance a t for those shipping cattle from considerable produces no tangible result. Special e t. Ward of , j Ottawa. W Ream or received in i Dar Diament legislating train 1. Consideration of All we f in free fress fron provision Start oct instance. Of is not workable but the n Effort to find a Way i to Bombay to await arrival dealers complain livestock of act is proving unworkable for a flight to Rome with him As navigator will be pie Tro Bonelli. Who was to have been navigator on Cesare Sabello a on a Rome flight. It is pos sible Williams said that Levine May go As a passenger. Williams and Bonelli have been work no with Sabelli Carly a year in preparation for the Roma s flight and on several occasions the Pilot threatened to quit the Crew because of the repeated delays. Today he and Bonelli de finitely broke with Sabelli Williams said and agreed to take the Columbia across. Nooz1e associated Freas Cable Bombay India oct. Pas sengers were killed and eight injured today at manmade when a bomb that a tired a cur of a train in Routs Toi a newspaper correspondent reported that it was believed the bomb was being taken to Bombay by anarchists to await the arrival of the Royal com Mission on Indian reforms Hemici by sir John Simon. The commissioner is due at Bombay shortly. It was reported at first that sir Sankaran Nair who was appointed on the Simon commission was on the train and that an attempt had been made against him but it was Learned i later that sir Sankaran arrived in train wreck at Aldershot ont., proves fatal to Winnipeg woman husband and five year old daughter both injured reported recovering after hovering Between life and death for several Days mrs. William t. Ward of m Harrowby Avenue St. Vital succumbed to her injuries in Hospital in Hamilton ont. Last eve Ning. Mrs. Ward was seriously injured last week when a Canadian National railway train was Sld so led by n de railed Canadian Pacific railway freight train at Aldershot ont. Her condition was always regarded is serious by the physicians attending her but she was Oto Gressing fairly satisfactorily until Friday when she Hod a relapse. Her husband and baby daughter Geraldine also were injured in the same Accident but Are reported to be recovering. The latter received cuts and bruises when trapped in the dress ing room of the Day coach with her Mother when it was ripped open by of the railway. Winnipeg that the victims of the Accident Clay ton and Hannon. Were in u dangerous rendition. Anzio that the Mea should have the earliest medical Atu Inion and realizing Tilini. They should be taken is last us possible to a Hospital to save their lives or. Munro ordered an air plane from the waste i Canada airways to meet the improvised ambulance carry ing the injured men. At Sanford 11 Miles from the scene of the Accident. Continued on pane nine to make Only speech in South train manned by them was derailed by a rail Between Brunei Sci j and Mollard. Man., eleven Miles from j Sanford. J Bolli terribly scalded i who was Engineer c if i m. Wrecked train and Harmon fire-1 democratic chieftains think Man were both in the engine Cabin at the time of the . They suffered horrible Burns about their entire bodies from escaping steam and water. I the train was an extra West bound freight train. It was pulling nine freight cars and a caboose. At the time of the Accident full steam was up and the track was reported Clear. The train was going nearly 35 Miles an hour when As it was three Miles West of or unkind and hearing Mollard the unsuspected happened. A broken a train wreck the broken rail had catapulted the engine and three of the freight cars into the ditch alongside of the tracks. The smash happened so suddenly that the Engineer and fire Man were unable to leap Clear of their Cabin. They were carried into the ditch with the huge engine. In the ditch the derailed engine became a hissing mass of boiling steam and water which escaping noisily sprayed the area. Claydon and there has been too much talking in Campaign governor to try and put Over platform by weight of his personality Hannon imprisoned Cabin were unable in to the engine escape this special despatch to Pic tree by Frank ii. Iii , ills. Oct. 8. Democratic chieftains the men who do the think ing and planning for the candidates and the horde of party workers have decided there has too much talk ing in the present Campaign. They have publicly condemned no one for outspokenness taut synonymous with their decision came the announcement that gov. Alfred e. Smith will make Only one speech during his projected trip into the South this week. For the remainder of the time no will i now continued on see nine with the re sult that they were horribly and critically scalded Over face cupid body. Crew rescues injured men Brak men on the train ran Down the line immediately following the Accident and managed to extricate the badly injured men from the in Gina Cabin. They tendered first Aid to the Best of their ability but this was not enough. The men had to receive immediate medical treatment at a Natal or their lives would be despaired of. The Accident in the meanwhile had been immediately reported Over the wires to Brunk Iid. Mollard Sanford and Winnipeg. Wrecking Crews at once set out for the scene of the wreck and were accompanied by Doc tors to administer to the needs of the injured men. When the doctors arrived Oil the i a acne they too realized the necessity league of Loyal churchmen i of immediately Rushing the injured men to the Hospital. It was first decided to do this by automobile and a hurried Call for a fast car was put in. The injured men were tenderly placed in the vehicle. They were Lill conscious and suffering terribly from their badly burned bodies. Superintendent orders air plane in the meanwhile. W. I. Superintendent of the Portage division himself to thousands along tiie a and Endeavor to put Over his from by sheer weight of his personality. This is an innovation to that Iona l politics although All Are agreed no better subject for Experiment could have been picked than Ai. Smith. Has won thousands of already he has won thousands o. Votes by his to continued on pase three issues statement on prayer Book policy Canadian press . Oct. Statement is sued tonight by the. League of Loyal churchmen in connection with the policy of the Bishops toward the rejected prayer Book charges the Bishops with seditious the statement declares that Al though the House of commons rejected the prayer Book the Arch Bishops and Bishops of the Church of England officially declared their policy of sanctioning and promoting fhe. of the rejected Book of they thus committed and inaugurated seditious the statement asserts by exciting the King s subjects to attempt otherwise than by lawful Means alteration of any matter in Church or state by Law the statement concludes by upon the prime minister to defend the1 Constitution and tak2 measures to bring the offenders to Justice. To investigate death of a font victim Coroner to hold inquest on Ocean steamships j arrived at Lapland new Yorac Antwerp Carmania Southampton Amer. Banker _. York pres. Pierce Yokohama Seattle cleveland__.-. Cob York america1___1.__ Cherbourg Venedam Plymouth Cente do Biancaman. Naples cob. Caronia London Dresden Bremen from from the free mss_file6, oct. 3. Al Ftp five years Asu _ citizens who had much Cross no o. The red River to do in the course of business complained that the ferry boat at the foot of Noire Dame s. Reel was making its trips Only half loaded and leaving would be customers shouting on the Shore so a pcs. Is made of this notorious Craft ing that it could carry ill teen Able bodied men if inc stood in. Fifty years Abo Lnu cts furniture store on Man. Being the Farmers Home hostelry had Tome How untied himself and walked into Lnu cts to look Over some . H. Business remain suspended until an Oki employee of the Farmers Home Hutli Clenty acquainted with or. Bruin Tatak liberties and came and Home with a club. Forty five years ago Jenny land. The swedish Ngac world famous Singer whose tour of America under the manage ment of pm Lucas t. Barnum body of Henry Shloss injured saturday night being struck automobile driven by dying of a fractured Skull general Hospital yesterday by an juvenile of the morning. The investigation which will be held at 8 o clock tonight in police court at Rupert Street police station was ordered by or. H. M. Cameron Coroner who will preside. The boy Driver of the car has been detained since the Accident juvenile without detention Home a License for at the driving and those who knew it not. Forty years Abu f c Wade formerly o the Rico press editorial staf opened out n the practice of ills a loosen of layout his by Nils Ai 450 main new received by the Winn pox Public Lis Rary were by h. Rider Assn to. Airy fairy by the Verner by Mary j. Hohlios and by Josiah Allen Elfr. Thirty Nve or ars As one of the most resp Cratl of Elphinstone was sex chief parlor Campbell living at cat in his Boin rear in his pleasant Home nestling olo Seiy under ise Hills his 2000 acre farm in the Little Saskatchewan Valley being managed by his son. Glendyon Campbell. Highland cattle were famous in the District. Thirty years John Matheson. Last survivor of most Cito rifled tax collector in i near warmth of Welcome appears Surprise to Hon. W. D. Euler minister of National Revenue in addressing general meeting of Young men s Section of greater Winnipeg Board of Trade describes himself As describing himself As the most Glori fied tax collector in Canada Hon. W. D. Killer minister of National Revenue told the general meeting of the Young men s Section. Greater Winnipeg Board of Trade last night that. The warmth of tils Welcome must have sprung from the hospitality traditional in Tho West . Believed it a fact that earliest time the tax collector was a unwelcome visitor. His department said collects most of the total sum that yearly goes into the Treasury of the Dominion about in All. Fic a customs. From excise including from the sales tax a sort of tax. He he did not like and More than from income tax. You see that we have a very great . If anything goes wrong it is very easy to lose millions of Dol Lars. We have worked hard to put the a apartment on a business increase due to Prosperity after quoting the figures for the in crease in collections during the past six months Over the same period Las. In his 85th year or. Matheson. Who had come out As a Youn Pter Wotli the .1815 party had been a leading c3h stable in Tho Days of the Hudson s Bay company s regime. Twenty use years today Lillian Russell appearing a. House of Weber and Fields. New in the Brave Toggery of the car he said that was due in part to started a new stage the increased Prosperity of the do Mir. Movies life or Gladstone was i a. Then he remarked half jokingly that most of it is due to the go Oil government you Are Gre laughter broke out when he added. Hope you can take a i would gather from that laughter that you do not Oil or. Euler thought it a great tribute from a of lie Macmillan com Pany new Yore work cleared up 3 Good Many historical Points in a very important of the victorian Era. Twenty years Edgar j Tarr. Of Winnipeg mar Athleen of Fertic. B.c., tons of the Board of should was rank div fro reach 2000 in the co operation in the Bank of Montreal Pur evidence Here he said he was the Canada permanent cornered of similar situation in a Home for the a new building in a leg. To this City morn irked to miss Kathleen Burke of the Junior continued of pasc six ;