Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 10, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba Broge is de to traffic immediate action taken by Council upon advice of consulting Engineer workers of the City Hydro an aftermath of the 1919 strike i hoi a its first meeting saturday. It consists of Hon. D. A. Macdonald chief Justice of the court of kind s Bench r. P. Mcwinn iams . For the City of Winnipeg and Ralph Maybank barrister representing the applicants. I the session in camera and adjourned sine die. Manitoba free press Winnipeg tuesday september 10 i92y Street traffic Over Norwood i Bridge discontinued likewise motor j trades and horse drawn vehicles a prohibited from using the Bridge it order of St. Boniface Counce a result of the action at last night s regular meeting. A joint report on the of nor Wood Bra Der presented to the City of St. Boniface and the Winnipeg electric company by b. Parker consulting Engineer advised the withdrawal of Street car and heavy vehicular traffic from the Bridge. Accordingly Winnipeg electric win route St. Mary s Road and St. Ann s Road cars via Provencher Bridge and tache. Mayor Walsh presided Over a com plete Council. 6ome opposition to immediate action Vas suggested by Aid. Leslie but after Ortet discussion. Aid. Maclean moved the adoption of the report with the de Dijion to relieve the Bridge of heavy i traffic. Further action is under acl i res Trent. I with the permission of Aid. Barry. Chairman or the Winnipeg City transportation committee an extra bus has placed in service on the River Avenue route which will connect win descendants Welsh re turning from guests St. David s society Street cars at Traas Corm train he Union . Special Street cars to j on their Way to the Antipodes after attending the Welsh National Eisteddfod hold of Liverpool a party of australians the descendants of Welch people who a migrated from great Britain Many years ago arrived in the City Hist night registering at the Royal Alexandra hotel. They will spend today in the City As the guests of the St. David s society and will resume their journey in the evening. The visitors represent a portion of a party of More than 100, who left on a trip organized by b. H. Owen past president of the cambrian society of the state of Victoria. They brought with them to the Welsh singing festival a chair unique be of its artistic design and work Manship and on account of the fact that was made of Wood grown St. Mary s and St. Anne s Road Wii in the different states of Australia. Operate North on main Street to water Tlle chair presented to the a it get and Cross Provenclier Bridge. Onal Eisteddfod committee by or j Owen. behalf of the Welsh people conciliation Board 8tt.s. The Board i in Australia on the Day set aside pop led under the provision of the i la Honor of overseas visitors Industrial disputes act in in the name of the committee i Yilth the Covia of Ray Between the was accepted by the Lod mayor of Grain Figi totalled first four months of fiscal year compared with Adian cities. National lines will visit coast mrs. N. Voon whose death occurred Friday. August 30, aged 69 years. Mrs. Wood was a member of River View United Church Canadian press Dea Halcli Ottawa sept. To Canada for the firs Lour months it the current fiscal year april 1 to july 31. 3029, totalled 94.215 compared with in the corresponding months last year an increase of or nine per cent. In an official state ment issued today at the department at immigration it was said British migration in she four months under review increased from to or 47 per cent. Immigration from the United was.4.773 compared with an Advance or 19 cent from Northern is Ropo compared with Aii in crease of 13 per cent and from other countries compared with 635, a decrease of 10.044 or 33 per cent in july the total immigration was ail increase of 682 Over july last year. Of this total were. British from the United states French 71 belgian 32 danish 192 i dutch 43 norwegian 177 swedish 235 Swiss 119 German. Fin i Nish 406, and icelandic 1. Prom 28 i Hundred immigrants Grants to the number of about 100, the larges party that Lias arrived for Home time reached the City last night Over Canadian National lines. Mora than half the number were from great Britain and the balance from various Contr Les on the european continent. Practically All will take Over jobs have been of ind for them various parts of the West and to majority last night continued the journey. Melfort labor surplus special despatch to the free press Susie. Sept. Heavy in n differential continued from rage learn Wos Fon and Points in the pro to in the tra Vinces of Saskatchewan and albertan the be reconstructed so to remove incl pres pcs unjustly discriminatory move is similar unduly preferential features Hereof i distances from the producing of that the rates on fruit irom the Ontario to Points in the Prairie pro producing of British Columbia i to British Columbia for con sumption be reduced to the same Raies according to distance As now apply on i Grain and flour moving from Prairie territory through fort William and Prince Albert to Points in Eastern can Ada. That the Ciuci for the movement Lux of harvesters from Southern dried j of and flour to the Pacific coast out districts of the province is causing polls for Export Over the Ivues of the a serious unemployment situation Here i Canadian Pacific railway be based on meet o the men Are foreigners and actual mileage in accordance Witri Tho local employment officials claim there will not be enough work for those Here now and others Are pouring in from order of the. Board of railway com missioners dated september 2. 925. The special class hike terminal lumber Camps North of Prince Albert rates Between port Arthur. Fort wll one of the first to occupy it was it. Hon. Dravid Lloyd George Britain s famous War Lime prime min ister and it was used at the most spectacular of the Eisteddfod events other races the immigrants numbered this was j the crowning of the bards. The special purpose for which the since apr 1 of this year was made and it Wil be used i Canadian who went to the United at All ceremonies of Trio Kinf Peter Dawson. Limited Glasgow Scotland. Proprietors blended and bottled by of associates distillers corporation limited Montreal Ion in to on the trip r Duglas. New i future. The visitors were entertained by the St. David s society of new Tori and the Welsh organization in to Toiuo. They Are accompanied on to the coast by a. M. Do York representative of the Canadian railway. Winnipeg citizens meet with Beatty at dinner in states intending to reside there per Manenti have returned to the. Do minion for Perm Turbent residence. Theft at of Lake e. W. Beatty chairman and client of the Canadian Pacific railway and prominent Eastern men who Are accompanying him in his annual in a Spect Lon of the company s lines in the West were the guests of d. C. Coic Man. Vice president of Westeris lines it dinner in the Honl Alexandra hotel last night. Representative citizens of Winnipeg were also present at the invitation of former employee of William Short remanded till sept. 17 or. Coleman. The party about 60 altogether. Numbering sir. Beatty arrived in the City Sun-1 Day evening and will resume the trip this morning. The party will in clude James a. Richardson. Winnipeg one of the directors of the company and will be. Joined at Calgary by sir Herbert hoi. Montreal. Twenty cars or Lake Manitoba White fish were loaded at Satur Day. The shipment was destined chiefly to United states markets the cars being billed to new York Chicago Minneapolis and Toronto. Special despatch la the Frei Tress Shoal Lake mnn., sept. By provincial Constable Kirk sunday morning on a charge of theft Frank Bright of no fixed abode was brought before magistrate b. Lawson Here today and remanded until sept. 17, for hear ing. About 30.30 saturday night William j. Short Farmer. Shoal Lake heard s. Noise Corning from the cellar his hired Man John Peters went Clown to ascertain the cause and saw a Man disappearing through the cellar Coal Clute. Two previous robberies having occurred there recently or. Short phoned Lor the police. The accused formerly an employee of or. Short had on him when arrested a sweater and overcoat claimed As the we. Short. She c omes of c d o o n i o n House Repi sir Arthur Currie receives delegates . Represented dissolves grease and dirt use it for Oil Groce e. W. G i Ulett f co. Ltd All the year round 5 varying temperatures make ilex Tremley difficult to. Ensure that the food you cat is perfectly wholesome. Milk fruit meat and vegetables Only retain their to rcs4yi.e.ss if kept at h. Constant dry below. 50 Cleg. F., As in a Genera there is no one season for electric refrigeration it is a necessity All the year round make. It. Safe to be you buy a general electric refrigerator for Down balance up according to the size of the refrigerator selected afo sole distributors and demonstrators models on display at Hydro showrooms. S5-s9 Cash prices from up. Canadian press despatch Montreal sept. All parts of Canada 300 delegates to the eighth annual convention of the amputation i association of the great War were gathered at the hotel Here today. Sir Arthur Currie had received the members individually. The Dominion officers Are a. A Lambert. Ont. President a. Palmer British Columbia first h. Gen Chron Quebec second vice president and a. Std Lyle. Ont., Sec executive w. D. Davies. Alberta e. A. Baker Ontario a Blain Saskatchewan c. J. Brown. I Ontario t. B. Chat to Manitoba r. Myers Ontario. A. L. Solilesangei1. Representing the disabled . Veterans the world War. Spoke of the common Bond 01 suffering which United disabled on both sides of the Boundary line. Not be f continued from Page a base at Thicket Portage mile 185, on the hudson1 Bay railway. Local filers attribute the predicament of Movre to tie natural Misol a Young aviator lacking experience in a crisis in which North Ern third Man often Luid themselves. It is Pontod out that if to had stayed close to machine have been picked up with Little difficulty. The plane carried rations Lor a week but the Pilot s food would have been exhausted for several Days. It is pos sible however that he could subsist on fruits and berries indians accustomed to the Are working on the theory that mews started out to walk for Oxford House seventy Miles away. Freemasons from East guests of local Lodge Winnipeg Brethren join party on Way to Edmonton gathering freemasons of Eastern Are on their Way to attend sessions of the supreme Council of Canada. . And accepted scottish bite at de. Monton. Anta Friday and saturday sep1 13 and 14, were the guests of their Winnipeg Brethren at dinner n the port Garry hotel last night. The banquet was the culminating in varied Day s programme i which included luncheon at lower port Garry and kept the visitors interested ail the time they were. In. the More prominent visitors were or a. Webster Sovereign grand commander. Toronto p. J. Howell. Hamilton lieutenant grand commander and or. W. H. Ballard Ham Lton Secretary general of the m. Manitoba for the supreme Council presided., and the pleasure of local preen sons at getting the Opportunity to extend Honor to their Eastern the party left at a late hour in the evening for Edmonton accompanied by or. And mrs. Miller. G. N. Jackson and j. Taylor Webb they will spend orc time in begins today and will e in Saskatoon wednesday. Following the Edmonton session Nany of the party travelling in a train Orer can the of Mcinal pure scotch whisky richest in finest. 1 Highland malt bottled und guaranteed by William Grant sons limited. and in Joenje Clen Livecc duty Ilerina Scotland. Wednesday sept. Nth 9 . Sept. 14th . Returning on sept. 11, 15 to Victoria Bench 7.00 . Grand Beach 3.00 . Train will Stop at West Transcona for Passen Gers to and from Victoria Boa ii and grand Beach and will top at nil Points Between grand Bench and Victoria Bench for passengers to and from Winnipeg. Royal master is the Best tire Al that has Ever been made and it should be. Because it has been built with deliberate disregard for its costs. The Only aim in planning the Royal master was to make a tire which would match the rest of the modern car per Mit High Speed with safety remove the hazards of blow outs do away with the nuisance of Flats. The Royal master is no tire for the Man who buys a car to drive for Only one year. It costs too much and lasts too Long. But if continued safety at any Speed and through any conditions is what you want the Royal master is an insurance and an Economy. Thac is Why taxi operators As Well of expensive cars Are now buying the Royal master. Not one in a. Thousand to tit Ever puncture. Not one. In five thousand blow out under two years of service this Crest appears m Gold Royal master tire they be run Over Miles already and Good for at lease said a Montreal taxi Driver when questioned about his Royal masters. We looked closely a these big rugged tires that had covered this mileage in modern big City traffic Civ editions that had withstood hard braking fast pick up and the severe usage which taxi tires must stand. These tires looked like new. Their tread blocks were still Sharp and clean Cut Good for thousands More Miles of non skid service. That is the Way with Royal masters. Because1 of their extra deep tread they will still give anti skid service Long after the Ordinary tire be worn smooth. The new Dominion Royal Cord the new Royal Cord is now on display at Dominion tire dealers. It is an entirely new tire throughout re designed according to new engineering Meer 1929 motoring conditions. Built of web Cord. Has a thick deep Cut tread for extra non skid mileage. A narrower tread for easy steering. It has strength 1929 conditions demand it. No finer tire obtainable at Standard prices. "9t ;