Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 19, 1912, Winnipeg, Manitoba WEATHER with Sim rises 6.9 6.33 p.m. Moon rises sets 7.22 19, j 1912. TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES NO. 65. P b WORLD'S NEWS SUMMARY is as Paper ers Present Strong Case to Government r i IN CANADA More Mills Will be Built n Dominion and Southern i Market is Sept. government it the most important fiscal it has had to deal with proposal Annual i i 1 men Yesterday Feature p. Parade in the History Western by the Canadian and the moral support the forestry and conservation Of the has been to tho placing ot a export duty on It is understood the question is bo- seriously considered by the and It. would not be tf legislation atony this line were clown next b v rova to investigate is likely in tho event of t failing to take action Without waiting for further long market for their -n neighboring American Sc proposal to prohibit the export manufacture into pulp or has little gress Bui now the manufacturers are BOW and the government by of its affiliations to a sympathetic The pulp interests are strongly In favor the proposal since a secure supply ot raw material with enhanced value foa holdings and probably t lees competition In buying Restrict U is understood the Canadian as a will back up the Tho try and conservation interests have of course long been in favor of toff the present process depleting pulp by more unchecked marketing to the United The main arguments 1'or and against export dirty on pulpwood last advanced in parliament in on a resolution N. iMP for At time no vote Similar pn the order paper the commons but were not i Statistics for Last The latest statistics available in the forestry department as to the tion and marketing of pulpwood an are illuminator in view OL action of the Last year the or in the Dominion was to valued at or an Average price of per Of this per or was in while or 55.8 per valued at were exported in the raw practically all to the United Of the total amount exported per valued at went 14.5 per valued at from New and 10 per valued at from ilore than half the total cut was in unmanufactured form and increased value from the was therefore lost to All of the exported pulpwood from privately the Domestic supply coming from crown in consequence of tions now in force in and New prohibiting the of wood cut on crown tho pulpwood exported had been L manufactured producers would have received three times as much for or about ten millions Losses to Canada's Thus the advocates rt tory duty argue the loss to Canadian and in profits to industry was year fully ten million the pulp been manufactured Into ancL then the would with Intensive the of pulpwood into pulp before Jig woul building in would mean the building in the now operating in the In the United States there is no pulp or anc Sept. 19. The weather forecast for today U Specific charges regarding the changing of the Transcontinental grades are made against the sion by Hon. Charles Page 1.- ri Wild scenes occur in the garian house and the minister of commerce is knocked dawn sition Page 10. b The C. P. R. telegraphers will not an agreement with the railway company having been arrived Page 1. Canadian Pamper Manufacturers urge Undoubtedly a big duty Toe put on wood in order to Keep the industry in the Page 1. More than persons pate in first day of Ulster at Sir Carson Page 1-0. The British manoeuvres have been abandoned and surprise is ex- pressed at the cessation of Page 10. Tihe King's younger sons are dis- covered to have posted the tor Balmoral Page 10. railway makes a plea for higher rates and says the public should be more Page 1. John Burns declares that improper housing the root of of the troubles of the Page 10. calls Roosevelt a national menace and says Wilson will win the presidential Page i. C. N. R. and Vancouver teams to have same line up as on Saturday in Mann cup game Page 6i The of the Odd lows took place yesterday and took part in the Page 1. Art captain of Rowing club to play Old Boys at Page 6. Arenas and divide header In aeries for City Baseball Page 6. Prince Arthur of invests Emperor Yoshihito with insignia of the Page 1-0. of PLEA FOR HIGHER RATES President Says Public Should Be More Well of Day and Broad Streets i i No i Big Crop Said to Make Demands That Companies Cannot MENACE Big Features Today Will be quet Tended by City and Re- ception of SOVEREIGN NO. 25. One of the Large Units Which Had Just Passed Reviewing Grand Sire and Looking Towards the Union For the time since the order was instituted on this of the At- years Fellows of familiarly known as the paraded the streets of a Canadian city in what is regarded as the event of CIVIC BANQUET TO VISITING ODD FELLOWS i Four hundred and fifty members of Sovereign Grand Lodge will dine at the Alexandra hotel tonight as guests of the city of Mayor Waugh will be and the banquet be one of the finest ever held in the hotel since it was J. J. Wallace said last is now complete for the I M civic banquet at a the annual gathering of the Sovereign Quests of Grand will be the guests or Grand have It was a real western Canadian lv n u xu Parks 1 I nnii An bv tnO vv come that the citizens of Dy accorded to the representatives of the fraternal on their an- show clay arid the welcome was Winnipeg seen many m Visitor Won His Bet But Needed It a Few Minutes Later for 1 O many and of divers it has remained for the a board and are culled from among the choicest flowers the city grows in her The banqueting hall will be a blaze of light and color especially ie view of the fact that the various Fellows to give Winnipeg a lodges have kindly lent us their lodge such as can be seen only in a metro- banners to be hung upon the waits ot His Worship Mayor was a great The and will make the and their of the will be m the chair wm n TT m. lodges who formed loug address of The toast to me Art former Hamilton Une of march was a Sovereign Lodge will be Saskatoon Rugby The H. D There sens and visitors who lined the streets Kir and viewed the fnom every The the parade occurred at the corner of Portage and It was after the vanguard of the big procession had reached the dis- missal point and many of the ers dragging weary feet back down town to get a good look at the other fellows were still bravely Tlie two Odd Fellows concerned ere sure Their real names are and for the pre- 111., Sept to B. L. president off the oC railroad will be needed within the next five years to provide adequate tation facilities to the growing needs of the President Winch ell points out that the present enormous crops will the inadequacy of the roads of today in such a way as ought to create a sentiment in favor ot a more liberal policy toward them on the part of the transportation facilities oC the southwest are already taxed to their capacity and there is bound to be an embarrassment later says Mr. in an interview published in the current issue of the Manufacturers only way a railroad can make developments is by borrowing money or earning it. Present rates in connection with the greatly advanced wage scale will not permit the railroads to earn the that will required to provide adequate facilities and for in tho next five nor can the money be ob- by the sale of the resources or by unless the railroad can be reasonably assured that freight rates will not be further The current increase in railroad is wholly This means that there should be not only more cars and but more terminals and thing pertaining to equipment and In discussing crops and con- ditions in the same issue of the President C. H. of the Illinois Central way have been holding back for three or years waiting for thing to Something has that something being big and there is no reason everybody should not be busy The year is having lass Influence on business than ever Condemns Republicans and sives NEVER REDUCED TARIFF Says Wilson is Going to V Others Have No of i to captain Page 6. Trouble brewing over ment of Nick at Fort Pagre 6. Boston has cinched the American league Pass 6. 1 ancL Page 16. v and Marine Page 117. General Pages G 7 i Imperial and foreign Page 10, STRIKE SPREADING posed has been no finer banquet arranged iff V v L possible that the since it wae ji rlo of the marching thousands even more positive about it. that it the Veteran who have T r issued invitations to the members of the Sovereign Odd Fellows executive of VV W C i ci I w attending few Catherines for declare that ana som of Odd Making all the their desire the nice nothing have been done to their accepted when they that they never such on such broad to the of such inspiriting or before j Winnipeg commence Many Miners Employed on Vancouver Island Quit Sept. row miners will be on strike on Vancouver Following the strike at the Cumberland the employees of the Canada Collieries Limited at Extension at a mass ing Lady smith to-day by a vote of 215 to 105 to cease The trouble has been caused by the dis- charge of two men who are prominent in the organization of a union at The men state they will not return to work until the discharged employees are Chinese and Japanese have refused to although increased and the engineers and firemen have also j. be Admission is by personal Alderman is the man of committee and all the arrangements have to He is confident larae banquet prove a success possible detail lore individually and return the with state with truth that it a none a. long that fraction of the attraction that marked immense Mayor TOOK in the with the bers the city Tne General an honor to and of A little before T ir visitors will agree that 3. rode up rl rore of people downtown Lodges Commenced to By 2 various lodges com- to up on the street cor- allotted to off and by all these units were made and ready to All they had then to do wL to await of then to ao d on Pn i I think our visitors will agree proved a-n to the great order of Fellows who chose as their meeting Grand Sire Hon. A. who reviewed the parade a-B it turned into Main street at tho of had a good view of the streets before it was have never known a more successful The especially the policing of the streets were The turnout of citizens was amazing to all of us who have seen Winnipeg for the first time tins goodwill and the discussing the success of the parade and fine work ot the force in keeping the streets clear for the marching said 1. agreed No. 2. me like real policemen are just they're tho same said No. 1. said No. 2. safe to monkey with any of that All for a I don't know about turned No. 1, 'Til just bet over and knock that policeman's he you the 2 and shook on it. x was no on or No. 1.' He over to the man and while No. 2, cording to stood at a re- The talk witn the 1 policeman something like 1 4Tm- slip you dollars in about a and then I'm tip your queried tae quite and here's the saul No. 1. and as he extended the thin of with his left he neatly clipped the helmet of the to the Something Things happened very No 1 felt a firm clutch on his iust as he was turning with a smile of in the direction of No. 2. station is a of blacha and you might as well Specific Charges Made Commission by Hon. Broadway and took up his stand to greet the first the automobiles the various officers of Grand Masters and the No. 1 began to visiting Sovereign Grand and then he it all hearted welcome that citizens of Winnipeg leave us r m Next Session at Important resolutions were passed by tne adian Health association before it ad- today to assemble in next The without word's to express our the formation of a federal department of public resolution advocated the appointment of a com- to present to the dominion a memorial and data showing the evils of raw to be into waters used as 1_v n r fhe Press and lady fr Royal Alexandra the head tht consisting these latter formed up and got away from the flve Each numbered and t the WILL NOT STRIKE and Railway Telegraphers Reach Sept. the Canadian Pacific their railway operators brought to a practical this afternoon when an arrived tit which was as by the 01 the ie the whole matter is and will not be reduced to agreement until some time broad outlines the are that the men shall be an increase ot 12 per cent in y. a 12 per cent in- fer while their from an 11 hour to a 10 hour sources o-f water for a federal enactment pollution of Father of House ia Sept. John erart for is ill at his home in He is the oldest ber of the house of 76 and It is feared that the illness will go hard with veteran ber has sat continuously in the house since 1872 for the constituency of South WEATHER from the meteorological j I Weather conditions for the could have been more A typical September afternoon in clear and sumny with but a degree or two more of heat titan is Sne of allowed the thousand's to make their route in fect untoward dent despite the fact that Winnipeg has probably never in its numbered came the past then over the Con- t their cars bearing shields on side with the name of the S and the part of world they came Eighty Automobiles for 5. G. L. This part of consisted of eWv automobiles and on the word of command they m on a There rt was nothing No. 2 got busy and tried to explain that even it was a bad .It was well Still Impelled by 200 pounds of and muscle inside a blue No. 1 through the crowd without a chance to aiia No. 2, now quite followed n step At city bastile on Kupert the was on tho 1, who won the but had not had to peal to No. 2 to ball him out Tho policeman only one He three but does not what to call it. He has asked Chief Newton on the but nearest solution so far .is that was a preferred bribe that refused to Sturgeon OnU meeting here last Hon. Charles MurpHy dealt with the matter of the changed grades on the and maae specific charges against the in this Mr. statement was in these 1904, the Liberal government matured a policy for the construction of the National Transcontinental way and submitted their policy to the people in- the general election of that The policy was approved by the people and contracts were entered into for the building of the To maice the road superior to all others the Continent it among other provided that the going east should be only of one or 21 feet in a the maximum grade going West should be only of one per or 31' feet in a over seven years tne Liberals remained dn office the road was built in accordance these and millions dollars were in pushing on the The sections of the road that were com- during are of such a standard that a leading way authority has declared they havo no equal in the United States or and his further assertion is that when they handed over to tne contractors the government will not require to spend one weathe 56; Medicine cloudy 52. in Alberta ana while In Manitoba it was fine haw set In over Alberta r 58 St. 50 MARINE s arrived at as result Of negotiations which have i Sd over a considerable iW h at developed decided -on between the company and the S by tho Order of The operators a 15 cent increase with Provisions for and in hours of elr have not been settlement is in the compromise which is re- Ir to both and will be accepted by the will benefit to a very importer Breton Crown of Lady of Cruiser Oceanic Arabic Dominion OCEAN Arrived Montreal Montreal Bristol ill ester i Bo a ton Glasgow London France Cadis Marseilles Genoa Victoria cruising Southampton Hamburg Liverpool Boston Montreal Tork New New T SO Manitoba Can be Seen marlc what Happened under the present Within a few months after attaining office Hon. Prank Cochrane dismissed the three Transcontinental Bail way and then had an act passed reducing the Commission to one The as thus in violation of the policy approved by the people of Canada in isoi in violation of the terms of tho and in defiance of the purpose for which the Parliament oj session after voted millions ot the money has on different parts the increased the grades not only on the on finished work as me give you some examples or the way in which the people's road tampered In certain places where cuts have been has been done in to increase the At other points the finished roadbed has been cut down for the same and the material so removed has been thrown on either side of the thus destroying the uniformity alignment as well as altering the the most case of all is that a trestle 800 feet and 20 feet high which was cut down 10 feet throughout its entire length iso that an Increased grade might be respects also the work done under the present Commission is below the required Temporary trestles made of Jogs with the baric on have been turned into permanent structures by simply ing the bark off the Then there are other trestles which were put in as the engineers to DC used while con- struction was under way and before the iron work was in A number New Sept. ihe Bull Moose presidential candidate as a and declaring thai the party Ihe country on the tariff States Senator James A- O'Gorman day asserted that neither cans nor the progressives hope to de- feat Woodrow in most trenchant terms of the record ol the party and the Hull Moose candidate he added that the latter and a half ye urn of power chief magistrate of the nation raised his voice to Cor- rect the injustice of the Occupying as he does an unique in the an utterances of Senator O'Gorman is received with found interest by political ot both your canvasses progressed enough for you to tell what is likely to happen in he was are ho the electorate vote of Now York will be cast for Woodrow We are equally certain to elect the De- state ticket to be named in Syracuse on Oct. 2. Here aa elsewhere in the country the cratic party is united and We know we are going to iw Republican party is disorganized autt split into factions intent on ing each Pausing a moment looking out of the window the senator the nor the hope to defeat Woodrow They are engaged in a struggle to control the Republican organisation of tho country for the next four is not necessary Tor the Democrat to write an indictment of Mr. Taf t s ad- That ocen done lit lurid style by the term who was sponsor for in one needs to be reminded that Roosevelt to a national menace lie is referred to Mr. copious sions on that Diverting attention was ator to the leadens of the two factions of this he united only m one They are tooth striving to divert public attention Irom the tariff issue and the record ot Sted pleads of that The mass of the American people now that the Republican tariff system is the prolific parent the economic ills from which country Under this system the cost livinK in the United States haa increased 60 per cent in fifteen Four years aero Mr. Taft was elected on pledge and that of his that there would a downward revision the his election be that the special interests that had for his return would not allow of in St. Sept. a. imr ot the state progressive committee Friday night the matter of a state ticket in the Held will toe returns will not be available before the end off the two candidates in the party where really it ie practically have received the They are A. O. of candidate for the and James 1'aul candidate lor congressman at large United States Senator Knute Nelson IB James of In a race for the senatorial Returns tonight from 31 precincts outside of Kamsey county ana St. county Gov. for against Lee's There are precincts in the with 300 in L-he three counties vote in St. Paul with many out late 6 000 to and in to 1.200. Senator in 203 county pre- I Fage LOOKING The free in Thirty-Five Years Ago remarkable occurred Mountain Saturday H What appeared to a dense column at cloud struck the prairie with such violence as to an six feet j F. C aid well was an arrival on steamer Thirty Yeara Ago j G McDonald has received tho con- tract the brick work on the The cost of tho in this city win on Page are requested to have their Classified and Display Copy in this office on Thursday and not later than Friday morning for the Saturday Men teams are busy opening up Maria which wirt known henceforth us Kins Yeare Ago At Portage la Fratric was quoted at 5a per 15 Per 15 doxen and por is for of a Twenty Years Ago arc now celling at 30 oer recently Cucka with one shot Tho of G. registrar at In Prairie Is The Electric Street company lias the laying Notre
