Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 26, 1934, Winnipeg, Manitoba Cold today prices based on Eam it Cor Crement initiations for Toor old Gold jewellery watch chains Nuz Teu lockets denial cold coins diamonds Etc British Gold smelting co. theatre pm. To 835. Winnipeg tuesday june 26, 1934 your guests will appreciate Kitchen cakes the Eakes with the real Home made flavor. Bryce s bakeries phone 37 088 and have our Salesman Call daily. Notes received by . F. Gettle Bank says Lack of rain May have been of Benefit i j however that but for timely moisture Many Farmers j faced disaster i flying together tied together a Mccule ate All t c Irp h cd stun. Cloxie to ill in 1934 have i Postl i Bilic j the Long View b t of n l Scotia j r in to a to Al fit. I it by n it severs use upon individual cd not have been an id t n. For it the world had i i t from t c in it incl of weeks la Uei o on Rol Sevcu i i of he United i c. I i Hail is u eel find r c 1 to it re j r t i our Owr and the q lout Farmers in that a oct ii recognized us re j que j Nicilsurt-5 of Relief. P n the it growing i a do not. Bear witness r i e c t i it which in North i in m Europe there is to l h t by l d b of season of growth. E countries of eur i i 11 c or it icily Block. 11 1 i i n t Hoat Pitt j t Broad the purchasing o b wheat Farmer Licis been a i c cd d even where nature Ible to bin 30 a d t ice e in the o o t i Oulu a much to t t i to equilibrium. O a economic life not Only by re t f r to i on Marc ship. I i o d St n i. Mil g demand he or do of other Inci As c i r o Ero id make in the maintenance p up j Hugh Rice Early settler Brandon Hills is dead took up farming in District in 1879-funeral to be held wednesday no postponement of Section in Athabasca Riding nominations will be made today with polling Date one month later july 26 most arrogant and demanded Savage in african Bushland not King but Witch doctor Kent flying i is Thev i formation while fastened together three English fighters go through manoeuvres i above rehearse for the air pageant to be held by the Royal air Force at Hendon England. Anglo americana voters Tuire am determine political 1alks in 0 Langer tomorrow debt wednesday conversations will View of averting threatened Trade War with Britain Lilii Artic n.d., june 26. A jury of voters will determine the j immediate political future of gov. William Langer in wednesday s Pri held 10 after a Federal court Neil vote him of a felony. I Odds never before met by a political aspirant in North Dakota have been Canadian Tress Cable i of his Campaign. They include i conviction the probability of prison. Desertion and repaid nation of him by i six fellow state offers claims of tin London. June i lieutenant governor to the governor conversations open wednesday in a a ship and questioning by Federal i authorities of the Legal status of of Effort to solve the German debt problem and Avert a threatened Trade j nig Nway commissioner. War with great Britain. But in the House of commons monday afternoon where he asked Secomdi Reading for the Exchange Clearing House and Tariff Powers Bill bluntly declared that rightly or wrongly the Credi tors Cfall countries no longer feel the Confidence they did in the Good Laith of the Chancellor of the. Exchequer hold up men get in robbery of grocery store hard swearing gunman covers clerks As pal rifles Cash Register c the Powers in the Bill could 0 j of his appointees Frank Vogel state photograph of missing Newark woman identified in partial despatch to the i rce pres , Man. Juno addition to the Clearing House clause tha Bill will permit the Board of Trade to apply quotas to the imports of any country which is considered j discriminating against British Trade. He was hopeful that the coming conversations would end in Success mrs. Chamberlain declared and that it would not be necessary to put the hold up men were Active in St. Boniface monday morning tying zip three employees in the Safeway store at 222 St. Mary s Road and escaping with about in Cash. They were still at Large Early today despite an j intensive search of greater Winnipeg. Armed with a revolver two bandits entered the store shortly before 9.30 . The tougher of the pair emphasizing their presence with a burst of profanity forcing George Clayton the Man laser and the two clerks into the rear of the premises the pair bound them together. While the bolder of the pair cursing All the while stood guard Over the victims with gun. The other Man appearing timid rifled the two Cash registers. With the Money stuffed in their pockets the pair then rushed from Canadian press despatch Stegina june will be no postponement in the d " red elec Tion in the Northern Riding Atha Basca. This decision was reached monday afternoon at a Cabinet meeting a nomination Day will be held today with the election a month later on july 26. Talk monday of a division of the Northern Riding to provide seats for Premier Anderson and m. J. Coldwell Farmer labor Leader was discounted by the Premier following the Cabinet session. He stated that a division of the seat could Only be carried out by the legislature. Official counts of ballots in All constituencies of the province will be today s work for returning officers. While keen interest centres on obtaining the official figures on elec Tion totals no change in the standing of liberals 49 c.c.f., 5. Ii expected. The chief feature of today s count will be the official figures on the Beer plebiscite. The Beer vote obscured by the greater interest in election candidates on election night has stood at about majority in favor of Beer by the Glass Over the whole province Jit is believed the official count will reduce this a Little since Many Rural polls did not report Beer figures. Many Rural areas voted against Beer by the Glas the Anderson co operative govern ment will vacate office about the Middle of according to an offi Cial statement Given out monday by Premier j. T. M. An Dersofi. While the actual Date has not been set every co operation has been promised the incoming administration by the present ministers. Prior to leaving for a ten Days holi Day in the mountains Premier elect j. G. Gardiner was in telephonic Corn by Gordon Sinclair . Nigeria. The most arrogant and powerful Savage of the african Bush land is not the Warrior King. Not the chief whose Strong gang collect taxes at a head in the name of King George. He s the Witch doctor sinister Over bearing and always confident. More than. Of these Brewers of internal explosives grow fat on the gullibility of their fellow Blacks. They think nothing of demanding a wife your House or a fee for Lancing i Boll and they get it. Of recent victim of Kidnap gang but Why How do they get away Subtle actors for weeks i be asked that of White i doctors rulers magistrates police chiefs and lawyers. The answer boiled Down to its real juice is that the juju doctor is a Subtle actor skilled in his Trade and one who cannot fail. Sometimes his cures Are grandstand cures but always his deaths Are dramatic. And there is the vast difference Between the White and the Black doctor. One deals with life. He brings babies into the world cures them keeps them Well Long after they should normally be dead. The other often kills with a glance. He never bothers about babies. Human creature living today. For a fee curse a Man and cause j his death. He demands Cash takes i no Charity patients and never stirs out of his bed to some sick sufferer at night. He wants what he wants when he wants lie always gets it. First six months the hardest if this gives you the idea that juju men Are Mere fiends let Loose on child like people to wreak pc havoc you re wrong. The first six months of a juju Man s three years of train ing sees him deliberately poisoning his own body with some kind of the deadliest toxins Ever brewed by Man or nature. He must to Start off with drink. Strychnine ground class vitriol prussic others. Acid carbolic and then he gives himself antidotes of his own making to cure himself. If they Don t work he fully 30 per cent of All students in the realm of african magic die in six months. If he survives this he spends an other six months in the Jungle food less clothe less friendless. He s there to think about himself to study herbs and roots and plants. He is attacked by human ogres in weird togs who Spear him and shoot him. He must cure his if there Are already a dozen juju men in the town where he Hopes to hang out his White Flag you can be sure if you or i go to a Canadian doctor the student is a welcomed and the with a hopeless incurable disease Don t expect magic or miracles and Don t get them. Neither do get a Blunt sentence of death. The doctor May know perfectly Well that can t live six months but he does t Tell us that. The voodoo Man of the West coast he s never wrong he s the Blu test crudest and bloodiest Spears will plunge deep and sure but if the Man can t cure himself How does he Hope to cure others so it s up to him. Cure or perish. Can kill and cure family and Home of millionaire California Oil Man threat ened with harm associated press Cable los Angeles june extor Tion notes threatening to destroy his Beverly Hills Home by dynamite unless he paid have been received by William f. Gettle millionaire Oil promoter who recently was kidnapped and held for Ransom authorities disclosed monday night. The notes warned Gettle unless the sum was paid at his Home would be destroyed and his wife Pleta and their four children seriously harmed. The demanded in the notes was to be paid by Gettle to atone for the millionaire s appearance in Federal court where he testified against two women of the Kidnap gang both of whom were convicted in the conspiracy to misuse the malls and were sent to a government Informatory. The women were Loratte Woody and Mona Gallighen arrested in a Roundup of the kidnapping gang that took Gettle from his Arcadia ranch Home last May 9 and held him Cap Tive five Days. Three men Jii Omie Kirk Bay Williams and Larry Kerri Gan were sent to san Quentin for life As a result of the plot to hold gradually if he survives he enlists Gettle for Ransom the help of other juju men. They teach him secrets White medical men have not yet even guessed at. For see paste nine column one never was paid. Federal government recommends Bank act amendments mrs. Elizabeth Roberts Dies in Brandon age 74 to Winnipeg for Relief purposes is authorized Canadian press despatch Ottawa june 23. An order in premi Runderson Uncle tabled monday in the House aged 30, one of the first set j provisions of the Bill into operation. Tiers in the Brandon died Here on monday. Or. Ericc was born in Stirling. Scot Lauu and came to Canada. In 1863. To was there be no discrimination by the Drummond mining company i tween British and other creditors o Montreal for twelve years. With failing this he said. Britain was George Roddick and party Iron i ready to take 20 per Hills District i but he insisted that full payment i must be made on the Dawes and i Young Loans on which Germany an moratorium of six months cent of the Nova Scotia. Or. Rice came to the payments due to German exporters Hills District up farming. Or. R7d and from sales in Britain and turn them had j Over to recoup British investors in had Over to a cd often from the Hills to Winni a German Bonds. Furthermore should for farm supplies. Veci Heht in Pic it in the Community. Was a member of the1 such action result in Germany put Ting quotas on British exports to i that country As hinted Britain Presby 1 would not hesitate to use the new sons and Onei Cirota Powers on her own imports. Him British nationals holding Sterling Bonds no matter where they reside. Six ten err. Church to in Herr survive. John. Killarney. Darnel at Edmonton or. G. R. Rice. Winnipeg Alfred r. And Ebenzer. Brandon Hills. An-1 mrs. Agues fit id. Nin Sra. Man. His a Iio predeceased december 10. 1917. And one son and one Are also deceased. The funeral is to be held wednesday after j Neon. J a Short service will be held in the Parlours of Campbell and Fergusson j at 2 o clock after which the cortege j proceed to Brandon Hills Church. I where a Public service will be held at 3 o clock. Rev. W. J. Allan will officiate. Interment will be made in th-3 family plot in the Brandon Hills i in d foreigners holding Sterling Bond resident in the United kingdom. Would Benefit under Bill said Given new Lead in Hunt and or Agnes Colonia Tuverson the Chancellor who also announced an advisory committee will be formed. Entire Cabinet of Cuba hands in resignations death of two Regina due to not yet accepted be Mons Law hire says i lived members unlikely to accept re appointment 1 res . J Lii. June in Venn june 26. Cosmic do la doth the verdict of a Coroner Sitor Riente Secretary of state an jury or monday afternoon which sat bounced monday night that All Mem in the . Court Here to in-1 Bers of the cuban Cabinet had hand vat Ignatc the mishap which Friday decl Rorsi nations to president Carlos june 13. out the lives of wll Mendieta. Iiri Sha and j. A. Both j the easiest Way out of the crisis iat present confronting the govern new York june 26. Identification of a photograph of the talented attorney Agnes Colonia Tuverson strangely missing for More than six by mrs. Ruth f. Hull of Boston As a woman who appeared in a cleaning establishment there May 15 and Early in june supplied the major development monday in the police search for the vanished barrister. This new turn in the International Hunt for the blonde Bride of Ivan Ivanovitch pod Rjay handsome adventurer now a prisoner in Vienna came As the police were preparing to make an exhaustive scientific examination of the Cataili on the liner. Olympic in which the yugoslavian voyage to England along. The liner arrives tonight. Captain John h. Ayres. Of the pol ice missing persons Bureau made pm Iblis the following telegraphic communication from Captain Stephen j. Flaherty of the Boston police your photograph of Agnes tue verson received and positively identified by mrs. f. Hull of the Sarni cleaning Boston As that of the woman who brought a dress to be cleaned on or about May is and again Between june 1 and june 10. Mrs. Hull is making every Effort to locate the order slip that was sent out at the time which no doubt will give the address of the woman who gave her name As several Days ago mrs. Hull identified a sketch of the missing barrister As the woman who left the dresses. Sayln.2 her name was she also said the size of the dress left was 40 or 42. At that time Sally tue Virson sister Agnes asserted the vanished attorney wore a size 36 dress and that she was certain the Boston woman could not be her sister. Mrs. Hull monday said the con tour of the face is the same and the photograph shows the same piercing another Massachusetts clue came under consideration monday because foot. Clayton succeeded in freeing him self and the two clerks almost immediately the bandits had fled and notified police who were Given the following description of the pair Bandit no. 28 to 30 years five feet six or seven inches in height Iso pounds Black heavy hair Pom Padour style was wearing a Blue suit with noticeable Stripe and Brown Cap. Bandit no. 25 to 30 years about one Inch Shorter 140 pounds Black hair also Pompadour style wearing Blue suit and carried a Brown Cap in pocket. Or. Gardiner will wait upon the Premier after his return when final plans for taking Over office will be made. But while things were proceeding without excitement at the legislative buildings political quarters were buzzing with among these were the following that W. Norman newly elected candidate for Saskatoon would re sign his seat to become King s Printer. That of a result of the vacancy created Premier j. T. M. Anderson would be accorded an acclamation in order to provide conservative representation in the opposition. Brown not mentioned in will of mrs. Scollard associated press despatch Seattle june b. Brown former Yakima wash., capitalist and rancher was not mentioned in the will of mrs. Sarah e. Peterson Smith Scollard who died in Montreal july 24, 1932. This became known monday George h. Rummens attorney for mrs. Smith Scollard s sister and his associate counsel filed a petition be fore probate judge William Long Here. Of commons authorizes a Dominion Premier Bennett informs com moi1s n changes special despatch to the free Fross Brandon Man., june 26. Mrs. Elizabeth Roberta a Pioneer settler i in this District died on monday at i her residence 252 eleventh Street at i the age of 74 years. I mrs. Roberts was born in Ireland came to Canada at the age of seven and to Winnipeg in 1878, and with. Her husband homesteaded just North of the City three years later. For the past Twenty nine years she had re sided in Brandon. T the bereaved Are four Sonn and four n daughters John w., Crollman Rob Roini Ort g., Mirror. Alta p. W. And t. K., this press dispatch Saskatoon mrs. A f. Sar Nia ont. Mrs. 3. And mrs. Charles Hill. In the City also seventeen grandchildren ;