Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 7, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free wednesday August returning officer declares additional polls opened in constituency this election deferred election will take place next dilates campaigning a special despatch id the fro press Prince Albert snsk., aug. 6. Far from attempt Lilik to disfranchised elec tors in the Cumberland provincial constituency election or loading the Dice is charged by or. J. T. M. Anderson Leader of the conservative party elec tors in this constituency have in the present e Evion six More polls at which to vote than in previous de clares b. A. Maneeley returning officer for the constituency. He was re Jerring today to the charge made by or. Anderson that electors in the coun try North or paddock Vood and else inhere were disfranchised by reason of no polling places. To said that the Montreal Lake Poling subdivision has always been ind is on this occasion sufficient to take care of the votes in that Section of the constituency and that six additional polling subdivisions will be opened on election Day. Tho new polls Are Moose Point Rotten Stone Southend. Island fails Calll Nan s Point and Torch River. These polls have been arranged because of knowledge on the part of the return Ine officer of a sufficient number of voters in these areas to warrant a poll Bein opened. A seventh new poll had been arranged at what is known 85 Camp four. But. Owing to the fact that Thero Are now no voters in that Section it had been cancelled. Candidates campaigning with the election less than n week just and reasonable rate the Board must take into consideration the circumstances which accompanied the creation of the National transcontinental and grand trunk Pacific rail Way and compensation already received by these railways for the Pur pose of routing Grain and other Cana Dian produce through Canadian Chan the reasons of the commissioners according to or. Preudhomme go on to say that the rate fixed by the judg ment was found to be reasonable and just having regard to All the Circum stances. It was held that this was a question of fact which could not be challenged before the supreme court and not therefore a question of Juris diction. This finding is of interest to win or. Preudhomme concluded in that the construction of a railway to the International Border from Winnipeg tinder provincial legislation was a fact which later induced the agree ment for certain competitive rates be tween fort William and Winnipeg and irom Tho judgment of the Board it would appear that these circumstances must always be taken into account in axing a just and reasonable Macdonald makes journey from Lossiemouth to con Fer with Dawes off both d. A. Hall the Liberal Nomi Nee and Jahn Beda the conservative candidate Are on the last round of a canvass of the constituency. Next monday the voters will go to the dolls and will bring to a close the provincial election o 1929. There Are approximately 500 voters in the Riding and if weather conditions hold Rood a Larse vote is expected. Or. Anderson at. The pus special despatch to the free press tile Pas Man. Aug. Striking his first political blow in the deferred elec Tion Campaign of Cumberland constituency. Where he is working in the interests of John been. Independent candidate. Or. .1. T. A. Anderson Leader of the Saskatchewan conservatives this afternoon give out an interview in which he Drew attention to what he termed an unsatisfactory method of arranging to Lin Booths for the voting Saskatoon priest appointed to head of English Branch in Canada special despatch to the free press Saskatoon sask. Aug. 6. Nev father William Byrne Grant. O i Parish priest of Saskatoon has been appointed provincial of the English speaking oblate lathers in Western Canada by the Superior general of the order in Rome. Archbishop dont Enwell it was announced hero today. Father Grant has left for new West Minster b. C., where he will make i. Headquarters. He succeeds father j Welch of new Westminster. Father Grant had been Rector of. St Paul s pro Cathedral Here since septem bar 11, 1927, coming to Saskatoon from Edmonton nine years ago. Bom ii England he came to Canada 22 year ago and received his education in Ottawa. Joining the oblate order in 1910 he was ordained in 1917. Which takes place on. Monday 12. Reports at present indicate that the government candidate is Likely to be said or. Anderson would have even a better Chance if polls had have been conveniently pro tided. There is no doubt that there Are considerably More than 100 voters out of the Way places who will not be Able to vote because polls have not been conveniently says freight rates _ ruling affects City comments on Board s judgment regarding appeals asserting that Winnipeg had a decided interest in the question of whether or not the Canadian National rail ways should be allowed to Appeal to the supreme court of Canada from the judgment of the Board of railway com missioners regarding freight rates from the West to Quebec port Jules preudhomme. . City solicitor made com Kent yesterday on the decision of tithe commissioners that the railway v May not make such Appeal the said or. Preudhomme state in their finding that Sll the questions by the railway were fully discussed in the general height rates investigation and it was then decided that in determining a problems of Canadian Indus try and agencies for Solu Tion reviewed at Ottawa Canadian trc5g despatch Ottawa aug. Of Canadian Honey London aug. Ramsay a Macdonald came Here today from his Catlon in Scotland expressly to re new his conversations with u. S. Ambassador Charles g. Dawes on naval disarmament and tonight ret Birned by Iraln to Lossiemouth. I Don t know when i shall crop inspection report i showing. If the Fields could be Vish. Headers or combines i am con Vinced that the Field of Barley that was yielding 35 bushels had it been continued from Page he told reporters at the station it Cllon of the crop will be when my necessitates.1 am feeling rather tired is i have put n two Days work in one soon after his arrival Sere the prime minister talked with first Lor of admiralty a. V. Alexander and also was conference with right Hon. Thomson minister of air. The u. S. Ambassador then went to no. 10, Down no Street accompanied by two at that i could detect. Anything that Jad been put in on other cultivation than fallow or Sweet Clover Sod was bad with wild Oats but they were the Only weeds much in evidence though of Loraine is still worrying Over the sow Thisbe and rightly so. Yet the improvement in this respect from three or four years ago is very marked. From Deloralee worked East along she Highway to Whitewater and then South to Mountainside and East to Waskada and and North into bolts Caln finding conditions much the same. The farther South you worked the better the general con along the High Way bolts Evan to Ninga saw Little worked South to Desford where there is a badly hailed strip not apparently a very Large one but the destruction is pretty Complete. A Little feed can be got off some of the Fields but others Are just1 being slowed Down. Heard there was an Hills and crops Are term latent. Found with a Binder would have Given or three hours this morning. Monday a Rich smaller yield Owenu to the was Cloudy nearly All Day with a very uneven length of Straw and very Short Cool wind. Last three nights have Heads run inert heavily Here for two been really cold. Aches of the embassy. No statements were made after any of those conversations. An official Nandu nement tonight said or. Macdonald in addition to orb r urgent government business had been engaged today with the in the Lancashire Cotton Industry. He discussed the situation with officials of the ministry or labor and others. The ministry stands ready to lend its services to a settlement whenever practicable. Other badly hailed strip at Lena but the roads there Are not very Good so i worked Back to Highway and on to Killarney where condition Are about the Sarae As Deloraine or Sossei Aln. Worked South and East to Hohn fled and again South and East to cart Wright with the percentage fair crops being pretty constant though crops not so Good As South of de Loraine and in the Hills. At Cartwright found reports of rust at Neelin so worked North to that shies. Point. Country is broken bin wooded crops much More in some very Good ones and though i examined More especially the Bottom lands All the Way i found hardly a spot of ruse even on breaths until the Valley which. Neelin Here the infection was quite serious the head stems being badly rusted. How far this condition extends West i Don t know but working through the Hills North and East to Gle Imra lost it. Entirely and might almost say lost the crop too a they grew steadily Shorter and thinner and from Glenora they Are pitifully poor and Many Are be ing laughed Down without any at tempt to take anything off the Fields while in other Fields Stock has been turned into get what they can. On. The Uplands this condition continued and even working Down through the Hills again a few Miles from the East end of Rock Lake crops Are very poor. On the Bottom lands crossed in this part at Tho trip i found no rust. Alter joining the Highway once More and into Crystal City conditions Are much better but not so Good As farther West along the same Road. With the exception of the coun try East t Glenora and from there Back to the Highway i think the crops will yield much better than was anticipated., even ten Days ago and another two weeks should see 80 per cent of the hard Spring wheat fit to Cut and Small percentage Cut and possibly 60 per cent of the Drums ready Lor binders but not for com Versy Many of thu very Short would make a considerable an old. Champion bows to new one i Kiewel cont stay awake nights prevent their k0vdarities that sleepless Bess with a daily ;