Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 27, 1919, Winnipeg, Manitoba TODAY'S WEATHER VERY Temperatures 14.3. 30.3. FAIRLY SATISFACTORY While the delegation that went to Ottawa on vocational training trouble did not all points n certain amount of success ia re- Fun 7.1fl 65 p.m. Moon rises 5.29 lets 37 p.m. 27, 1919. MORNING EDITION 20 r NO. 120-I-. Exigencies sized in Debate on Address From Throne PROBLEMS AHEAD Potion of Defended by Hon. J. A. Public Works Programme Fcb Will Create Ministry of REPUBLICANS STILL Ways and ions rt OPPOSED TO LEAGUE o xv and at- In debate mi the the house of commons in introducing a to establish a ministry of ways and Edward for home said that hitherto there had been no tion between the various means of and transport had ed largely upon private It was quite he to revert to it was essential that there should be control and The new under the would over control of Il would maintain the control over the railways which was exercised ing the and might such changes as it thought Any would require the sanction of ihe The was given ils first Wilson Declares Society of Nations Will Fall Without Support of U.S. SMALL NATIONS NEED AID President Discusses Constitution With Members of Congressional Foreign Relations Committee Appalling Narrative of Mutilation of Captives as Result of Bolshevik Fury resumed houso thin For nn Hon. A- and and tho In o of the of problems any made they had been waj the ot which Mr has house since ho Joined tho for last session ti aj he mado were iu necessity of the problem in In any other meant a national Claims of Armenia Set Constitution for International Labor Bureau Ready Today s. adoption of lusher tf ci ufi that would Feb. at The their today allied Jt the discussed the for hue an Qual to con- tq commissions lor atlon of to the Mi iff cle enemy no doubt as to an to alunit It from a was reference of the 1 d that he to an official a announcement this The The conditions under claims and the problems thereot shall be laid The representatives ot tlie war council at the reported the councils con- as to the of an intermediate zone in Transylvania tho Roumanian and ian and the conclusions adopted by the The claims of Armenia set forth by M. and Plans for Labor Bureau Ready Friday The peace on Intel national labor legislation a result cl the speeding up t gramme It has been ex- to complete the constitution loi an International labor bureau bj The conclusions reached the commission will then be for presentation to the next session ot the peace knotty have been encountered by the commission and haxe been views to but these havo been overcome and the been still remains FOine more or less extraneous and tne such as tho he of but these Hie Union on tho they til done the right Difficulties to Be Hon. Indicated some ahead of the estimated that and Income would teal Further of the country rit be on with less CO 000 a the additional to come Mr. A personal ho tlie tax exemption be Income tax can Le and be outlined the eminent In relied to public could than 2ii. President Wilson told members of the foreign relations committee night that unless the United States the league of the league would fall and chaos and moil description would result in Views of opposing the con- imported tothe peace con- ference apparently not changed by the The president said to havo stated that It xx necessary that the United States stand to the the Poland and other weak and peoples made free ns a. result of the wa r. of the constitution as presented to tho peace conference said to have been and tho president was questioned especially by Senator of Connecticut Republican leader and Senator of former of took verv 1't'le pirt Was Britain's Draft The was said to have told the senators and that the league constitution adopted was proposed by Great Britain but 1 Feb. 20 adian Press despatch from appalling narrative of inhuman crime is revealed in the official report of the authorities on Bolshevist atrocities committed in and The graves of those murdered al opened an 17, in the presence of town Skulls were bodies and even An eyewitness of ex- who described the terrible scene when the victims were placed on the edge of the graves and shot trampled into the graves and ed with the butts of The vicinity of the graves littered lorn ments of and while the grass was with congealed Similar bloodthirstiness was evinced al where the murdered victims were dropped into the river through holes in the ice. Recovered bodies revealed many arms and legs broken and one with the eyes put The prisoners captured were robbed of dallies and put into a cellar and filled with hatchets and tion of the cellar showed bodies piled up Illicitly in unnatural The walls were splashed with Bolshevist fury also raged against the many of whom were mutilated and Thirty women mere al Narva by stones being lied around their and being thrown into the I Advisability of Forbidding Tariff Wars Between Nations RECONSTRUCTION PROBLEM IT'S BUT JUST LOOK AT Thermometer Hovered Around 30 Mark Here While in City It Waj 49 With a wind blowing from to twenty miles an hour und ing irom w when the thei was ranging from anything between aud it's no whose business compelled So lie abroad and was I that winter Is still with not the by the mild of. last one of the British authorities on tho i have the feeling Drafts presented by l e soon rest the United France .md were GREET Premier Able to Leave House Assailant's Mental Responsibility Examined Supreme Economic Council May Be Charged With Control and Allocation of Supplies In re- Says Pork Treated Too Kindly the side of of Mr. Sinclair tlie for treatment of the pork und taken up Leaders There Is n general feeling of faction apparent the labor leaders at the progress made by the At Its the sion concluded consideration of the Mr. I ties for failure to entry out si own fat and I tions with regard to under ot the The commission also considered food I the Tlie board had made large and In but could It be said that a has been able to jet a round of beef any cheaper in Amid much laughter i on all urged the If intended to to come back there wai The debate will be com limed morrow by .Mr of Pint Speaker in Afternoon lion R was the this afternoon on ihe address In reply to the speech from the throne He thu of the which has to face hack fruin a to a tun lie saxe as his no nation was Ins better condition at the hostilities than He said u ore Jnn as many abnormal to In- In h who did not go to In connection He paid some on to the of of and to to him that 1 I not far apart on of matters mentioned by to labor and what conditions be to the proposed to be Samuel chairman of at the SEATTLE STRIKE Report Keep Reds in then on to thU did nn to the of .Mr The in depicted to wis the to foi some and OMO problem they had ft was how they could Mine of Lack to the That Men Arn Ordered Back to Work is Denied San Cal Feb. boiler makers and engineers on in Seattle have been ordered back to work by their International through Jos Heed and zie the representatives of 'the International organizations in that city It announced here dax by Pr. Mai member of the federal shipbuilding labor adjustment bo who has Just completed a vey of strike conditions un the Marshall will leave for Report la Denied of the conference represents the 25000 striking shipyards In tonight denied that boiler makers und en- participating had been liv Kopil and Hope for U.S. Support of of Nations on President son's spech takes Hrst place on the editorial pases of this London newspapers They unite j in expressing the hope that the dent's appeal for support of the league of nations meet a favorable In the United can be as confident as dent Wilson says the Dally their generous aid and guidance will not fall his people but rather calu strength and as the need for It never Tho native is that the United States should rotuin to her traditional Iso- lation and the welter of Eur- ope from Such a decision is The States Is i In the she must be In the The Pally Wilson knows that America has only begun Its task and that the breach with Washington's policy Is final Interest in will be with the president In his appeal to his We do not think that the appeal will be in vain for the president has a grand gospel and how to preach The Daily Telegraph Ihe of the peace conference constitute a to the world that It Is at the roads In its Tlie president Is not in that looks toward the people of the United States with new Of America's sympathy with ihe essential ideals for which Wilson Is laboring so none need have any and we are confident she continue to take her full share in the ureat task of regeneration which confronts ruil the traitor to the had and if the men that Mr. friendly said and I must pait on I J M M lit I -I thirty million dollam the il He vould d the government amount of million or million this Ho sm of j and Mr ad- that It the had j into main ft after the I of are chips I I i or I Unemployed j 1 ih it the of i the ed to return to by Jos Heed and Win representatives of International organizations of the two Forecast by Dr. Marshall of a wide of employees lo formulate a to indicate the strike in Aberdeen and mately would end Two Policemen Shot James Lynch and Jacob weie shot dead today while attempting to u number of men suspected of engaged In a The officers felled by bullets from an automatic revolver as their way Into a house where brawlers had barricaded re- and the answered were taken and one confessed the The pi had Of Its m. In in mind Iu the to the million dollars on Mr. tht was to be n 1'LrlOil of live April i the k done y bv the of 1IH could only extend CONFERENCE TO DECIDE FATE OF GERMAN SHIPS Feb. tion of the destruction of the surrendered German warships is a mutter for the peace to according to an announcement made in the house of lords today by the Karl of civil lord and parliamentary secretary to the Chronicle says of the appeals to America for the time to play her part in the tories of the old world and protecting the If ho m curving hope with him In the he have succeeded in rendering a. second to kind as sient of the United States to the war French Preas Favorable Comment Paris Feb. in Its leading editorial favorably comments on President efforts for u league of .in for the time announces Its full support ot the covenant for for- mation of the which It de- 13 for universal and which no of party should and Is a permanent means for -an Inter- national e of m- deciding and Ireland No Vote in One senator pressed to the Irish to have Ireland would have no vote in t ho league ot nations at present and hat the question was one for Uter solution between Ireland and Knaland TWO SUBS FOR CANADA Australian Government Offered Six Destroyers and Six Submarines Feb. to Lieut. Col. Right Hbn Hist lord of this stated in the house of commons today that the Imperial had offered Ihc Australian government six modern destroyers and modern submarines had been to made bv other said Mr. receive the fact i navy in an of Col asked If the two sub- marines given to Canada the same two which had fiom or they In the lap ot is has a kick in It and fuss and ul- sters continue to be the able apparel Last there some reduction In the of the but at the eter was touching tho JS mark on the Ihe diop much Home may In but fie say let the drop and cut out tlie wind and be better pleased is comfort In the fact th it oui sphere Is on hotter terms the sun. That we had a day as the cold wind out of the north to even up m itters south Is proof of our approach to the of birds ard Let them all no be the prayer of Forty-Nine Bolow at was the coldest thlu ter Uie minimum 19 A cleared by the sun. and the temperature steadily dunnar tho d arc Alta. Feb. 2-5. With a bitter southeast across the city and the temperature InK between Is from the cold snap which has lasted since InM and the Kas pressure still extremely for ery of coal and are at a and in homos where Ras Is not the people suffering for of Is availably in the but cannot be to the lack of convex Little Snow at AHa Feb. i a this companied bv a wind The temperature from 11 to 2iJ for the early part of the but this noon at 1 o'clock the registered Id The indications are for a. continued cold spell In this Jaw Feb. Premier left Ills residence noon for thu time since he shot last Wednesday A had around the in the hope the hour had been Kent Cheers and cues of were raised as he stepped from the house and entered an auto with The which of fexer he had been bore n. pleased as he thu today general affairs with of to do him by his Captain nf the Purls yesterday arJ the of persons of the of He lias asked Dr. a widely known to examine mlu Colt n. M. to determine his decree of mental Captain will call ut M. home to take ihe premier's Cable from John W. economic at peace have received very consideration as but at an early date an economic commission la to bo appointed to make as lo how effect can be given to tho point of the teen points upon which peace Is to by which It in stipulated that us far as me to be removed between and of trade conditions IK ti be When the to appoint this commission was i cached It was agreed that the ish dominions and India aim have direct upon It as their economic by m means Identical with those ot I Lind M for the em- who had ali the matter and had upon this advocated the tho to special and view accepted by thu It Is understood that each ot the will have two there will live the To these will bo added two ftom the ions and one from Thus the will Ihe In a body ut Has Important The duties of the commission will he The Daylight Saving Law Prevented Accidents Feb. of labor leaders that a national light saving making all wording tours daylight would he number of industrial was ionic out in the past said secretary of the American federation of in a statement oday urging that the law be re- Provision for repeal of he act has been attached by the ate committee as a rider to the annual Agricultural Appropriation Secretary Morrison cited statistics on industrial accidents in vania showing that in 1918, under operation of the daylight saving the number of accidents was 93.036 less than in 1917. and 70.772 less than in 1916. This was he lo the fact that the late afternoon when physical energy is at ils lowest have been eliminated from the and given over to re- EXPRESS RATES Railway Commissioners in Session in Alberta Hear Many Arguments CREAM TRADE THREATENED Edmonton Board of Trade Not to Oppose Increase if Necessary to Sustain Companies ORIENTAL LABOe International Representative Ex- plains Why Chinese and Japs Not Desirable to Unions HOG PRICE UNDECIDED im- so that Wilson in his thud point mil VIM sal fruo trade no pi ox luit thu ad- of tin bidding the carrying on of economic wars by differential sovei and will bo The proposition that the moat ored nation when made j by two members of be extended to the other will undoubtedly bo The alternative view la while this might laid down as a eral of the members should be allowed to contract selves out of thu obligation to ob- It. With the wide ference In production n Food Fails to Roach application of of tariff A 4 M- Is to be and Agreement on Policy claim of food ad- today failed to reach a decision continuance of minimum price policy mid- Conferences were held first with the war trade and later with President Wilson and his Food officials whether prices for March would be ameed depended upon the lifting of embargo of shipments of pork to rind other President Wilson was said to have taken the under advisement dropped is of tho with the thermometer below and a strong north to northeast wind making conditions In leral At abated and tho temperature to 3 the Three Boys Drowned While Feb. hoys Ford and tw o iges ranKo from 10 to 13 while on the river t Is noon at about Ihc fen through n ice had been cut but the cold Is 111 greatly CONDEMN DAYLIGHT SAVING Many Demands Made by Alberta Fair Association Feb. tions condemning the a-s farm and asking not favoring the In the summer fallow a of the province for the purpose of electing the line between North and South Ked In- stead of and a resolution of with J. of were passed at the ing of the provincial Agricultural Fair association To Make Work Feb. The says a wireless Is Instituting of to the principle of compulsory work for Japanese Losses in nn eu- between and forces twenty miles east of capital of the Japanese lost two officers and eighteen men killed and twenty men The force estimated to number Plan Calls lor an International Labor Conference Each Year the Mr tho advanced 1.-eb- Press Despatch from Interviewed by the British ister C. N. save some details of the progress of the international labor legislation commission which Is now the cud of The only one has been with little opinion various to Paris to at- of the s will mean very diast c. ami welcome changes In conditions Mr. after the commission a way toi a lasting laboi that the an International full liberty in of with the of tho state The conference would con- sider proposals collected by the ex- with the object of conventions or bills questions as the of and length of hours and minimum latts of To Eliminate Bitter suMi It hoped to make special tariff with one another where it lo their Intel csta to do To Dispose of Other matters to he dealt wilh be the disposition ot war treaties and conventions ut an to which enemy states wuic postal etc. Decisions upon all these points will be part of the peace and will then In the future life of the League of In addition to of a permanent there arc of the of to Thebe provision for matt rials and commodities for the restoration ot the devastated the economic ot countries which have and tho supply of and enemy countries without Injury to tho of the allies H under- that the of the I lerence Is that these questions of a should not In- dealt with by the con- economic about to be but lie re- to the supreme which has been authority to and all allied or until the of tho peace Economic Council Not Yet his council controls thu live Inter- allied bodies which came Into the war to enforce tho supply provide allocate raw etc. It has not been fully is supposed to be made up of live i e- from Sieat each representative familiar with the particular duties of one of allied Up to the the only two Loid of and Kir who Is to deal with food When council created upon the Initiative of President It was announced that It would cease to exist with of but If It is to be charged the duties of and supples and raw between and countries for purposes after the will be need that tho full he appointed In order that the economic Interests of dominions may be this critical Feb. tlon us lo whether and be allowed to become of the United Mine of America was at this morning's of the con- and in this connection the viewpoint of the International w given on the When one of the delegates moved that be bailed of Humbli rather scored the delegates for gesting Unit anj nationality be bun and wanted to know they intended the Dave International entered into a tion to why and woie not IIH members ol their He stated that where they found people In they absolutely ti join the Three were elected morning to attend the policy tee of tho Intel national union at In- These weie the P. Al. and Frank U was aLso that any could at thel own expence a to total of Oppose Orientals Entry At tho concluding today a was pasm d emphatically to tho Introduction of tals Into tho or their miry Into the by David and arose out of a discussion of question Introduced by Delegate of this morning centred around the future of the District ur of and the matter of bulling the plant and moving tlie paper to Calvary will be left ly In the hands of the executive com- of the convention were to thu In and the The next of the convention will be hold In Calvary in 19J1. t was granted cm of of Market for All of Canada's Exportable Surplus Feb. Thomas While reports from bacon situation The will purchase a tonnage and will free for purchases and Importation and for aril after April 1. provide a for all exportable of Canada un- der conditions tu I ro- Sir I den and Ur been the matter clone for some weeks Freight Manager in Feb. circular has been Issued by M. chairman Canadian Ocean H freight manager for and H- S C thu of that position The ol Hie are at Canadian Nickel Discoverer Dead News hns reached In of man who Feb. JH Tho oard of railway al heir afternoon hera thu application of nf or an Increase in express waa object inn by uf local and the of rates vitally ream of the their made to tlie pi that tho If would to tne Jfi per ol Ihe C F. of the board nf who lilt he il and 117 farming in told the hat they had him to to rate he hail mule the chairman oi die JMr mv remarked Mr tins of lou and that board would lie ill a ci ion iy what In: had told Extant of the The of Mi. u not If it could be weie to 1. the CMS companies out of tiun ill to ihu extent of the Hut tlu board wa i not to admit further that tl had mide out a Thu for as to bonded of the Dominion com- which had claimed to feied .i lift in operation 111 live ol did IL Inform to the actual amount of capital by Ihe of that Nor had it Information to tion of the total of 711. which where they per cent. or west ui that where they per If the per cent. applied revenue live years referred It would mean an Inci ease In revenue of In tllo of that net it lelt cox IT of bond Interest and dends on capital or ox er per Thin pay per on a capital In- of The that it wan sum remotely th a amount in actually invented In Costs Will Probably Mr. that the time when very of costs had pi i been l and was tlou that these to the on ex e nf sharp It wis that It lar on the il as If was pi It mould nut mnie Thau one ir. after which be i tlie lates mi cream all the It would III that .Mr r a pile of of lie from the F locals and other of trade lo iri The If in his opinion -i ci upon dili He of of t In further which an In rites have on tho v Creamery Men's W. t n' out pi new i ate would the or It i In tlie and the in would In- a of coverer port Is Iho v. r Tolins t 7 P.m. t. for James th. found a 01 In district and the of Mount Nickel and Jle became very and took up after his InK Of lute his had been over lo the e- merit of i Japan Demands Return of Arms and Equipment i lot lould then for ically cannot Mr. Marconi Men to Join Feb. At a largely at- tended meeting of the Marconi operator held here It decided to affiliate with the Un on of of the C TO A were and promised assistance to the Marconi men on lie to that If the fanners be and local of which would K the A nf IT il farming M- tin Favor Acceptance of Government's Proposal of N today Teh 19.-f Associated to of 11. a that a the offer of the i i had been machinery of the league of nations Employees to Choose they hoped will Mi- said that to hold their first annual i be an international committee to on the annual an national which collect and In to and made to enforce All had been worked out along Mr was that their task greatly One of most difficult questions was how to raise In ill-paid as to assure of and competition with N jt tho conference had below solved The charter could not DC ir full until It had been discussed ut of the peace con- 10 10 1 M 18 22 b- 6 14 26 M SH h. JO port i. ro 10. 8-1R 9-27- 16-22: Kingston 16- 10-21: 18-22. 22-3.2. 26-32, voted an In in to be made for would Special attention had to election of delegates tc the annual which would not be held until after President Wilson's as the president was In- In this which affected the league of X If Tne Mlu la. I rain In the maritime neither turned Collier In and very cold IM now i ii On- the staff m in n statement regarding the Japanese demand for the return of the j and equipment of revellers of the forco of General says he is not concerned about what becomes of the although he believes that the quilty of killing their officers at the time Of the mutiny in January should bo The general's statement arms and equipment of the soldiers were furnished by the who have been assisting and will continue to assist the Cossacks lachio ami an effort to build un the we insist the i IU nd equipment be returned to KOVI for the d. and th it for tut be d for live s or until Sir John of the that n on h I 1 1 I il have n in arms to Iu it was announced .md have done Villa fiom .it paid at General bun by 1,
