Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 17, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba Lio to to u Otna who lean who welcomed the visitors from across the line. The mayor traced the history of Winnipeg s Progress through its increased transportation facilities from the Canoe of the bed River Voy of Fla eur to the countess of development 01 gave a glimpse of us transportation brought out traffic men s sessions two Hundred delegates at Velo meat in the course of the last few years. Welcoming the delegates on behalf of the province Hon. W. J. Major attorney general Drew their attention to the attractions for tourists possessed by Northern Manitoba. He voiced the opinion that canadians and americans could do More by visiting each others countries than in any other Way to attain that object which statesmen were working overtime to peace on Earth and Goodwill. Don t forget spec qty railroads in North was his parting j or injunction. The meeting was called to order with approximately 200 attending by the president j. D. Rahner. Invocation by professor f. W. Ken preceded the opening of the convention business. Outlier at Lian cruet Board is Happy feature of programme the adopted the bus As an established j of their Vanspoor Talon service. Several o them Are coordinating service. These facts in the discussion yester at the second session of Ameri-1n and air ser it out in association of passenger traffic j o thais at the fort Gerry hotel when i scenes of Good Fellowship and gaiety equipment on trains and 1m characterized the banquet tendered to of bus rail and be members and their ladles last ments to Day co Mir inspiration services were up for consideration some of the improve coaches suggested draw from the bus. And designed to meet the Competition this lighter form of transportation. It was posted our. The air line. S becoming an in sri Ait Factor in competitive transportation. Lieutenant governor Speaks the opening route to the Hui evening at the Royal Alexandra hotel Prei idlis waa c. S. As Manitoba free press Winnipeg tuesday september 17, 1929 Ling George resident of ates were proposed by the chairman who also introduced the various guests at the head table to the gathering. The. Toast our guests was pro posed by w. M. Neal who introducing himself As a Canadian railway Man expressed the appreciation Felt by the Canadian railway companies of the Honor of entertaining the 73rd annual convention in Winnipeg. He referred to the wonders of agricultural and Mineral development and the Beauty of the scenery which should be observed by the Mcmyers of the association during their rail journey to Jasper and return from Banff to Winnipeg and Chicago. The Toast was replied to by or. Edgar s. Barney of the Hudson River Day lines of new York. On behalf of the visiting american delegates or. Barney said it wa4 a great Honor to be entertained by two of the great rail ways of the world. Their Short stay in Winnipeg had already taught them much of the great Courtesy of the can Adian people. B. B. Graham who said the title of his address was declared it was a name which would cause dream dreams and his see he gave an entertaining and Distant passenger traffic manager that the Canadian Pacific railway. Over two Hundred guests attended present hearers visions. Witty description of characters of experiences concluding with the confession that fill his anecdotes were looted from the experiences of others. After the morning s proceedings at the head table were Hon. Or. yesterday luncheon was tendered to Hoey provincial minister education i the guests by the Hudson s Bay com w. M. Neal general manager of the Pany at their store and at t . The Canadian Pacific railway a. A. Tisdale. Ladles of the party were entertained general manager of the Canadian-na-1 at afternoon Tea government tonal railways j. D. Rahner president House. Of the association h. H. Convention closes today vice president and president the convention will John Hucul assaulted of stranger whom he has Given special despatch to the free press Brandon Man., sept. 16. John Hucul of Winnipeg has complained to the City police that he was robbed last night of All the Money he had on him seventy cents. He said that he was standing near . Stock Yards shortly after 6 .30 o clock when a Man approached him asked for 25 cents. He gave it to Man who came Back again and sought another fifteen cents. As Hucul went to give it to him he was knocked Clown and the stranger took the Money. W. B. Moon of the . Telegraph gang also reported that he went to sleep in. The afternoon and woke up some three hours later to discover that about was missing sunday afternoon. Pm Dies Bay was to the most. Col. Fouss Eue Secretary at the Maui a there will be a business session in the in pontaut even n transportation. Toba tourist w. C. Hope morning succeeded by a luncheon at of since completion Secretary of the association or. Bar one o clock by the t. Eaton co. Firs. Transcontinental use by Nejol the Hudson River Day line their store. After the luncheon the. 21, Honor in tenant governor j. D. Uncle the following past presidents of entire party will be conducted through Mcgregor. In. Reni arks before association w. D. Galloway. store. ? session yesterday. B. Smith. To. Craig c. A. Cairns during the afternoon a group of incidentally the lieutenant governor t. Bell. H. H. Wallace. C. M. Photographs will be taken in front of w. Liui Maii and fort Garry hotel at 3 . And close tonight was resident of City for Tel years coming from Carnegie District in welcoming the delegates this c. As tic first time in 73 years him. B. . L. Cornatzer. To Story that the association met in the the guest speaker was r. B. Graham j immediately afterwards the entire party will be driven around Winnipeg in automobiles. A dinner dance at the fort Garry hotel at 7.30 . When the association will be the guests of the Canadian National railway will conclude the proceedings in Winnipeg. The party will entrain at the Ugloi station 12.30 a.m., wednesday for a Post convention trip at Jasper and Banff at both of which Points they will stay for two Days before returning for the convalescent the invigorating fragrance of a Ninno "4-711" w us Stav Lor two Oei Oie Etui. Of genuine 4711 Hau de to cnlcag0 to disperse homewards. Cologne makes co Vales i cent Days brighter. A few drops in the Wash Basin a brisk skin Massage of dabbed on temples and brow a few drops on the Pillow there Are Many ways in which full strength inimitable "4711" revives allays fatigue. Over comes faintness. Sold at All toiletry counters 50c, and up. _ "4711" eau de col Ogne Cream soap Bath salts face pow Fly a at me1e City adopts British. Custom of adorning civic and Public buildings Der and Many other popular items Belone is Iocim despatch to the free press Brumson. Sept. City will in future Fly flags or. Civic and Public buildings on Christmas Day. This course was approved by the City to this distinguished i Coupon tonight on receipt or a Sug line of toilet Neces Gaston from Liverpool England. It sides. Sole Canadian distributors Fred j. Whitlow is company limited 165 Duffern St. Toronto if you cannot secure your Supply locally write direct to the address above. 1 Anbi whisky the scotch whiskies contained in this famous Brand Are of the same High Quality As we ship to All parts of the Thorld. bom sow co Faisy i filth Scotland blended und bottled by our associates dig tillers corporation limited Montreal rb3 was stated that quite a nun Ber of cities in the old land had adopted the plan and an Effort is now being made to make it a general custom. A letter was read from a. Maxted of this City tonight complaining that preference was Given to non English speaking Mien when civic work was handed out. Or. Maxted cited a Case in proof of his assertion. The matter was referred to the Street railway superintendent for report. Robert Darrach wrote on behalf of the general Hospital Board requesting that the matter of increased fire Protection for the Hospital be taken into consideration. The Council decided to make the usual Grant of towards the Citi Zens welfare league. The property owners residents on Victoria Avenue in a petition to the City Council tonight expressed con Cern at rumours that filling stations Are suggested for certain Corners on the Avenue. They requested that the Avenue be declared a residential area so that the same will not be available for business locations of any kind. The matter referred to a commit tee of the whole Cou Jicile. Man wanted at Detroit is held by Brandon police special despatch to the free press Gnu Doii Man., sept. The re quest of the Detroit police Joe Bor Oski is he a Here pending the arrival of an escort. Borsky is wanted for escaping from the House of correction. He appeared this morning but was Given a remand. It is intimated that the prisoner will fight extradition pro need Iris. Man held for assaulting mrs. M. Patrach Brandon special despatch to the free press uni icon .Man., sept. Mary , of fifteenth Street North is in the Hospital As the result of an assault. Saturday night in which Mike Hamas is alleged to have Tsen the aggressor and is now charged with occasioning bodily harm. Magistrate Fraser today remanded him until sept. 17. Boy has four toes crushed by train at Brandon Man. Special despatch to the free Tress Brandon Man., sept. 16. Billy Roski. A Small lad residing at 141 seventh Street North is in the Gen eral Hospital with four toes on his right foot crushed. Boskol and some other boys were go lug along the railway tracks when a train came along and Boski evidently attempted to jump on. He fell and got his foot caught under the wheels. Why Tou Kate pimples Blacki leads and Dandruff Are so economical Atill yet for their cleansing purifying Ana Healing Potency Ere 25o. Ointment 2fle. 23c. Sample each Canadian depot t s. T. Wait company xitd., Montreal. Mrs. Win. Turner aged 71, succumbs at Brandon Man. Special. Despatch to the Freo press Brandon Man., sept. W1i Livan Turner aged 71 years North Brandon widow of the late w. Turner died last night. Deceased is survived by two daughters three sons and three grandsons. They Are mrs. P. Treloar pen dermis mrs., Hardaker Brandon William end Russell North Brandon Peter plenty. Sask., and Peter Jackie and Gordon Treloar. Pendennis. The funeral is held wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock irom the Parlours of Campbell Fergusson and Wright to Zidori cemetery. Former Hospital employee is detained for inquest i special despatch to the free Tress Tirane twin Man. Sept. In quest on the late John. Presen. A j patient lit the Hospital Lor mental diseases who died or injuries sustained in a quarrel will be held at the court House Here tomorrow night James Halliday a former employee at the institution was arrested at North Bay and detained to give evidence in the i i special despatch to the free i Orcsi Brandon Man., sept. Death occurred Here today of mrs. Benjamin Lyon at the age of 73 years. Deceu sad had been a resident of Brandon fir the psst ten , coming Here the Carnegie District where she and her husband honest ended in 18813. Previous to coming West she had lived in Huron county Ontario. Besides her husband the late mrs. Lyoa is survived by two sous. Benja min e., and Joseph both of Carnegie eight Brothers and three Sis tvs. Eli Worth Jones Toronto Harry and Rob Ert Jones. Regina Isaac Jones Cliris ton ont. Ted Jones Auburn . Jim Jones Softli Morgan j Jones. Moose jaw full Inird Jones in i Alberta mrs. T. Allen. ont mrs. F. Moon in Saskatchewan and mrs. L. Daniels Minneapolis. Ponnet. It is m. Dufay s intention to go around the world by automobile and steamship collect ing signatures of leading citizens of every country he visits. On his re turn to Canada after his Long trip. Which he estimates will take tour to five years m. Dufay says he will present his autograph album to the museum at Ottawa on monday morning m. Dufay called on his Honor lieutenant Gover nor j. D. Mcgregor and mayor Dan Mclean presenting his autograph Book for signature. It already contains the signatures of his Excel Lency Viscount Willingdon governor general of Canada Premier w. L. Mackenzie King the lieutenant Gover nors of the Eastern provinces and mayors of ail the leading cities he hns visited. M. Dufay wearing with five military de valor will leave win has uniform Corat Lons a leg on wednesday for the Pacific coast vesting All the principal West Ern cities in route. You can set. Quick Safe and lasting Relief by removing the of blood in the lower Bowel. Nothing but an internal Rem Edy can do culling and salves fail. Or. Hem roid a harm less Tablet is Fufa Rasheed to Stoly banish any i urn of pile misery or Money and druggists everywhere sell if. Wit h 1-Hik get in of Page 3 will Tell you about it. 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