Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 16, 1932, Winnipeg, Manitoba Wixx Peg free pee svs thursday. June 16, 1932 firm operate Plant for mixing Grasshopper bait reports of menace taking on alarming. Proportions made wednesday Kirkham. Hla former a states the report. Or. District seed inspector in u has Iven 25 years of outstanding service to the seed growers citation. Names on Koll m cobol amt that the taking on alarming in different parts of Winn have led to the consider a mixin1 . Tion for Gra Oison bait Ombres. Of osts Wrt of the City. Rev e the Grasshoppers Are a devour parts or Are that the menace has across a entire breadth of to province to the Saskatchewan join dark. In areas where there was Early Hatch an Nix his stations established the situation is a i under control to a later Hatch Manitoba is a Uslos save not Max los stations Are be in hurried la established. Sold the Nirnbe Grasshoppers million that i caped the of prior in bait have started Nave i rom on the Honor Roll stand the names of 20 outstanding members of Dormer Days headed by the founder and president of the association or. J. W. Robertson prom Mani Toba appear the names of Thomas Thompson. Roc Den Norman Gilbert Plains and Donald Macvicar. Fortune la Prairie. There Are three from Prince Edward Island two from new Brunswick. Five from three from Ontario and thre irom Nova Scotia. The report from the publicity committee recommended the appointment in each province trained publicity men to further the work of the association. Officers elected for the ensuing year were president. J. Harri son Secretary treasurer. G. Whiner honorary president George a Dominion seed commissioner lion vice presidents or. C. A. H. G. L. Strange and l. H. Newman. Three changes Only were made in the directorate these being the addition of. The names of Edgar Wallace Bell s Cor ont. P. L. Dickinson Winni Peg and p. J. Rock Morrin. Sask. The vice president is elected by the new Board of directors their first meeting. Negotiations on Franco Canadian pact continuing specie nes Ralrh to the free Tress from staff correspondent Ottawa june 16. The treaty negotiated in 1922. May lapse thursday Midnight. Six months notice pc abrogation was Given by the Bennett government on dec. 16, 1931. And last minute negotiations Between Paris and Ottawa to extend the life of the treaty have failed so far. To bring results. This treaty is of Paramount importance to All Canadian exporters wheat exporters Inas much As is the Basic treaty with All non British countries and today governs Trade with some 12 nations other than Fiance. These countries include Belgium Czecho Slovakia Hungary. Serbia Italy Japan Latvia Lithuania nether lands Portugal Rumania Ana Spain. While the Trade under the Tariff rates of the French treaty has been greatly in Canada s favor the conservative party have assailed on the grounds that exposed Cana Dian manufacturers to Competition in Silks artificial Silks linens cot tons and other textiles Well As in and chemicals and various commodities of. Leaser importance. In the year ended March 311932, Canada bought from prance under the. Treaty. And sold if French col onial territory is considered the bal Ance of Trade in Canada s favor is much greater due to the liquor traffic through . Pierre and Miquelon. Officials would not express any opinion As to the probable outcome of present negotiations. A few Days ago edouard Carteron Consul general for France Montreal in. A speech delivered before his return on leave to Paris charged that Canada was the party who would not Seel Extension of the treaty. All the Dif he Savici is on the part offal final decision must come before Friday morning or the treaty will lapse. Liberals name candidate to oppose Jones in Royal Canadian press despatch wan Ipton n.b., june v. White Sussex. . Vas chosen convention Here tuesday As a candidate in Trie by election in the constituency of Royal ic.b., to oppose Hon. George b. Jones. Conservative. Voting takes place june 27. Hon. Or. Jones resigned from the House of commons after learning that firm Jones Brothers of Apo Aqui n.b., had sold Relief supplies to government Indian agent the Independence of parliament act being thus violated. Alleged communists Appeal will be heard by Gordon Canadian Piv Spaich Ottawa. June Appeal of the group of alleged communists who have been detained in Halifax against the deportation finding of the Board of inquiry will be heard by Hon. Wesley a. Gordon minister of immigration within a. Few Days the hearing was postponed pending. The Hareas Corpus proceedings before the courts. Sid Extension service. Motorists coming into Winnipeg j a i full reported j he roads with gras Shon apr this is ?.t la i n the of the afternoon. I latest mixing to be i pit Elvis. In Mil n Ivo a e of Elwirr. I 1 in the cite of bran i Aid to in tie late to 0j came from Uherc Are reports of outbreaks fun the lakes a in Par Many friends pay last tribute to col. H. Funeral services Pioneer Large a la provide j guard of Honor j there Vas just a sprinkling of old j time residents no can Dale their i err Iva in ton later win Back to the Yare o the seven Ell that o a Hardy Pio band who left an indelible in i press on the he Story of this City in bf.5njf.ncc the services held or Day for . Herbert . The a livering . Arc Scanwood filled the Atli few. of the military tray masonic order friends family and Rel let a being in the Coil Gresa Tion. The Soth battalion Liurni Fhelt a Gourd of Lionor outside Church and a bugler li2 Urve Bike in . John s sounded i the service i the edifice was taken by the Rector. Rev. Henry d. Martin. End the choir preheat. R. R. Johnston organist leading the Singer in the musical portion of the ser vice. Two favorite hymns of col Sec inform were Sung by tiie Assembly Christian soldiers and fight the Good and the re Quiem for the departed was feelingly intoned by the Rector. Burial was made in the family plot in . John s cemetery where members of Prince Hupert s Lodge . And . Assisted in the final rites. Col. Sanford had ten a member of this Lodge for nearly 60 years. To had also been deeply interested in Canadian military affairs Eer since he joined the Welling ton rifles Guelph ont., when 16 years of age. In 1863. The pallbearers Charles per due. Frank Kuttan. John Mcrae. Charles Swinford. Jabez Miller and con. S. Eilcy. The latter chief clerk for col. Swinford he organized he Northern Pacific Stalf in Peg Many of col. s former Des Iii the Fiort and the army service corps silent mourners the services. Siv Liford Orsan i Sci the first Araby Survine corps in Vunny pc in the year -1386. Thomson s had of the fun erran Guinid a. I i Many Baum tribute rested on the Crisr. in the tiie grave lust. John s. Col. Swinfoll a highly esteem a Anu Pivot any interested in things for Gaud of the City. Came to Tiu red with sir Garnet Wolseley. Did rein Alnea a Citi a until 2a when the Clos o the Northern Pacific railway of licks his Transfer to Vancouver. . A Hera he was made general agent of the railway in that he returned to Winnipeg with mrs. Sivi Ford september and we been in Good health up to three Aso. He died in his 83rd year. A is of his Brothers. Charles Swinford. Lost has life Matoche in the w rebellion is buried in . John s. Harrison again k elected head of seed growers a busing of the annual con or the , Asso. Most Rani Pletsc wednesday mugs session Manitoba College committees and elec Foi officers constituted the the Coro associates of d h n e matl is Chstr Chanseri with the of tokens and is of not nacre than two the be i As preparation ton ass Oela Salt cats. Sasic. . Are this the the Token. The former has me As-5ooi to Tell a distinct cred pass a on. To his son a. D. Assoc la Dit w. Sanford Evans Manitoba s financial sickness Calls for treatment such As one of or. Evans sound knowledge Long experience and generally conceded ability can administer. In Man in Manitoba can contribute so valuable to i a solution of Manitoba s greatest problem As or. Evans. John. Haig . Or. Haig Lias Luul h. Years Logi Lalive expect i ence 2 years member for Assiniboia and 12 yours Momber i or also 14 years As school Trostre in Sveinn ipg and chairman of the Winnipeg Sci tool Board for 2 years. His loner experience will prove no great value in he. Solving the various problems now Ini the prov juice. Capt. W. V. Tobias born in Manitoba Edmaier in Onmi Peg Public schools and Uimer site of a Bari Tei Law. To Seive the Public. How to vote today seven out of our provincial difficulties vote for All seven conservative candidates remember All Winnipeg is one constituency no matter in what part of Winnipeg a candidate lives and no matter where you live you can vote for hint these Are your men vote the entire slate w. Sanford Evans John. Haig . Capt. W. V. Tobias . General h. D. B. Ketchen d. M. Elchyshen r. W. B. Swail Alderman James a. Barry Mark your ballot 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 in order of your preference for information visit or phone the following conservative committee rooms addresses Noire Dame _. In i Orla re ave. Sarge ave. _ Selkirk ave. _ 311 mrs Oltre Elk. Tel. To. Ltd a s4i1. conservative hrs. .0 authorized l 3r addresses ill i Osborn Osborne _ i Olaje ave. Irvis _ 1u5s Jain is. Job Mobil s3 us 7 j l Cuca cola col. U Ebl ruins. . S7l Lokan Aye. A kill divan a 2kt 70s g. Livirt i evident greater Coniber lathe i 4 Scotia Street. Born in Avin Nijjer find resided Here since. Public experience since 1021 As chair Man and member of commit tees is known to most. Winnipeg Geers. His record As chair Radii of live Public utilities Codi Mitten and present civic chairman of the pub if safety committee and having served on a Ivic Jia acc cold Mitler and social Wel fare commission. An. Par Nile of his experience and ability. Ald. Jas. . Swail understands what Manitoba needs. He the knowledge and Energy to serve this province a time when men Are needed. . Ketchen he knows and its hav ing1 established permanent Confidence Shoih in 1ho a icarus and minds of the peo ple of Manitoba through his service to Canada. D. M. Elchyshen one o inc youngest candid lakes seeking election assures the people of Manitoba of Lii s constant Effort ;