The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 2

PE'I fri BY FRED HILSON Unreserved Auction Sale OF Compact New Residence, Furniture, Mouse Furnishings, etc. Instructed by the owner, who taking up farming. I will sell at the i. -sMeiice, 430 BOYD AVENUE, The whole of the furniture and effects, comprising parlor suite, set of diners, very nine sideboard, writing desk, odd parlor chairs, tables, very nice kitchen range, beds, springs and mattresses, bureaus, wash-i ands, tnilnts, 2 very fine tailors' sewing machines, carpets, rugs, curtains, pots, pans and the ueual kitchen utensils. THE RESIDENCE.

This very line, compact cottage residence, situated In soled I'Mit nf Hoyd Avenue, contit iiitng 5 minus, cellar and upstairs nut vet 1 1 -i size of lnt feet tu back lane, will bo sold on Imv terms, to lie unn.uliu'cd nt lime of sale. Thursday, April 20, at 2 P. M. Sharp For further iaitk'iilara of the auctioneer. FRED.

HILSON 127 Princess Street (Near City Hall) Phone Garry 2434. REMOVAL THE CANADA-WEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Moves on Wfdiiesdiiy, tlin lUih instant, to mure Commodious Ul'tices in tie CANADA BUILLDIPJG Corner Donald and Princess Streets Winnipeg; llritneh, .117 I'm-luae The Rookery Alio Suite 1 and 2 mom i from up. Bachelor Rental A cents: THE WESTERN TRUST CO. Scott Phone M. S219.

Sittings of the Court of Revision NOTICE Take notice tli.it the realty assessment roll of tue i lty of n.is li'-en completed, and tho hoaid of valuation and revision will It us a court of revision lor tin? ItciiriiiH nt' from the assessment In tie- Chamber, City Mail, on Tuesday, the, second dny of May. A D. nil, nt tho hour of two o'clock In the att.ernoon. and so on lroni day to day until all the uppeala from the said as essiuiint shall be huard uml determined. All persons rieslrlug to appeal to the board must Klve notice to wrltimr of their appeal, slntln.t the therefor to the sue rotary, live days before the sitting of the hoard, and no appeal tie heard or considered iiii1cms notice thereef has been received before the expiration of said tine.

Dated nt Winnipeg, this sth day of April, A.D. 1911 By orrter. YV HOM.KV Perretarv of the Hoard. 12,000 AORES LAND Inclndiiifr sfvcrnl improved farms. For Sala by Auslicn AT SWAN RIVER, APRIL 25th 5nniier Full wlient district.

C'hoicp sr.il, fnvornlilf clinnitic conditions. terms. on npplient ion. GEO. EDWARDS 317 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg.

Winnipeg, man. ffise fe Let in the new Farmer Block (ground floor). Parties holding lease are well established real estate firm, and would rent space required at a very reasonable price to insurance agency or barrister. APPLY TO BOX 2229 TRIBUNE MOTOR E0AT3 AND MARINE ENGINES THE PARSON MARINE ENGINES Tenders HEI.IAHI.F. A STWDAHD UIAI.ITV he HrKlah-t nundlun Motor Co.

jROSLINO IligliClass Boat Builders: A Complrtr jcfiNollnr Iniiiidira, Iiulln, onv1np, ronhoat. rnnoM, ncrr and 4 17 Ncnflnnil Avenue. Phone Fort Rnuffe ft or 1 1 TO end Edmonton DAILY Leave "Winnipeg 3 no p.m. Arrive Saskatoon 7.22 a.m. Arrive Edmonton 8 15 p.m.

fitandard Slpfperg, I'n rlor-Cifo Cam, BftrvlnK )n aU a lu cart, Day coaches EDMONTON TO EDSON Dull Ficrpi SitiHliiy Lbvo Kdnmnton 6 30 a.m. Arrfve Kd-on 1.00 p.m. Full pn rtiruln fi f'li Ticket Offtn': Main Tons. Cbn Portia Ave, Main i 7 St. OFFICES We wU otfifffl by havo frv first -r hi April 1 to let In 4 FAST TRAINS DAILY 4 TO New York Eastern Canada VIA DDI III.K-THACK KOI TE Modern Equipment, Unexcelled Roadbed and Dining Car Service, polite and attentive employees, 'OHOVTIO-V SAILINGS reservations, and full Information from W.

J. QUINLAX General Agent, Passenger Dept. Thono Main "IW; 26U Portage Winnipeg, Man. Tenders will received by the undersigned up till 6 p.m. on Monday, the 24th for all of the trades In connection with the ereotion and completion of the Central Y.

M. C. A. Building. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

I J. H. G. RUSSELL. M.

Arthur Building, City. Architect. Tenders for Supply of Motor Police Patrol Wagon and Ambulance Sealed tenders addressed to the Chairman, Hoard of Control, and endorsed on the envelope "Tender for Motor Police Patrol and Ambulance," will he received at the offloe of the undersigned up to a.m., on Wednesday. May inn. for supply of Motor Police I'atroi Wagon and Ambulance combined of So and 60 II.1.

capcolty. Speoijlcatlons and full description of apparatus proposed to be supplied must accompany each bid, and also an accepted chcniie or cash deposit for a sum e.iual to of the total amount of tender, which will be subject to forfeiture in case fit failure by the contractor to enter into a written contract when called upon to do so. The lowest or any tender not nee.essu rlly accepted. M. PBTF.RSO.V, Secretary.

Board of Control Office, Winnipeg, April 12th, 1911. Winnipeg General Hospital roii si fim.iks The Hoard of Trustees of the Winnipeg General Hospital will receive lenders for the supply of Bread onii ilroceries required for the Hospital for the year beginning the 1st of May next. I'lirnm of tender anil other particulars miiv ho had on application to the undersigned at the Ilospltal. Tenders to bo marked "Tenders for Supplies," to be addressed to the Business anil to be delivered nt the HospliH.1 not Inter than noon on Haturdav the 2ind of April, 1911. The lowest or any tender will not accepted.

Dated this 12th day of April, 1911. J. M. COSORAVK, Business Manager. TO HOUSE BUILDERS Call and see us about your loans.

Money always tin hand. C. C. Permanent Loan Co. (Jflice; Hon McArthur Building 1 'lions ilain 4710.

THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1911 LEADER IN VIEW FAILS TO ARRIVE Prospective Manager of Maroons Has Not Reached Winnipeg as Yet. At present the Winnipeg baseball (lull doesn't know whether It has a manager or not A player who hua been regarded as likely for the position was expected to arrive from l)u-buque yesterday, and If he proved satisfactory to the lovtil management, It was helloved that a contract would have bten signed and the name of the Ionic looked for Individual given to the public for perunul. Ho far as the club ha been able to ascertain the player did not reach tho city. Vhlle he la loitering on the way, whether through bulng unavoidably delayed or not, the management lg considering several uppiculhins for the position, one of which 1m In the hand writing of Jack Currlgan, fomierly of 'J'he club is anxious to close with a inanugcr now, but the greatest source of worry Is due to the composition of the league. AWAIT WORD FROM WEST.

Word has been awaited from President Eckstiom regarding Sliskatoon and Moose Jaw coining Into the league, maklns it a six club organization, ''lie local club would like to see the schedule Issued as soon as possible, as then it would be in a position to sub-lease Hiver park when thit grounds will not be in use by the" Maroons. Krailk Roll niraln Dllr.Aln,. ed business manager and has entered upon his duties. He Is drafting a letter to the president asking that the necessary steps to observe the salary limit be taken. Wlnnlneo- u-tll lnuiu that every club stay within the 1,600 ufiiii.

A gentleman from the Copper country arrived In Winnipeg yesterday with a proposition for Winnipeg entering a league with Hlbblhg and Virginia. It is douhtrul If thl. t. Ill ceive much consideration at present, as it seems pnactioally assured that ine iventern Canada will again bo doing business either SB A font ttlv club organlpatlon. EETI.YQ OP LEAGUE.

President Ecketrom hag called a maeting of the league to be held at MOOSA JnU' nn Sutur.luu 1. Whether the league will have four or lx clubs will be decided at this meet- HIK. Van Dine, tlu miu, haa written the Winnipeg olub asking for transportation. Van will receive a welcome for, while his fielding Is faulty at times, ha lg usually on deck with the war club. A proposition has been submitted to the local management by Sam Savage.

Of CalttlirV I t.ii, Carney hero as manager. Carney Is at mninu 10 manage tna Mock Island club of the Three-fye league, but he Is the property of the Calgary club as he signed a contract to again manage the iub this year, and then changed his mind when he received the offer from the southern club. Yesterday 8am Savage wired the local president offering to sell Carney to the Winnipeg club for $200. Thn baseball bug has been buzzing in baskatoon since yesterday, and several of the local fans have been mak- rhul!" BO hof after tn fran- i But It is not likoly that the offer of MooBe Jaw to pay up the debts which are alleged by the laague will solve the problem. Tho feellni? of those Interested does not favor accepting charity, but Is rather that what are considered as Just obligations will be paid.

If something can be done along this line It is quite possible that Saskatoon may get a team together. It Is said that Whlsman. who left for Edmonton, may be back to manage the Berry Pickers. TO HAVE "HOPE" TOURNEY Wouldn't It Be Graat to Have 'Em Fight It Out? New Tork. Anrll ia a invitation to all pugilistic "white hopes" to gather for a tournament at the National Suortlnir rhih rf marina In Ikl.

I on Friday, May 26. was Issued by Man ner om KourKe tonight. The invitation is addressed to all white men weighing over 190 pounds and stand ing reet nign. who aspire to the world's chnmnlnnHhlti now Jack Johnson. BILLY NUTT WINS.

Although nhnni pounds. Hilly Nutt, the local light- eiKiir, pui it an over ted Ware, an Irish light heavyweight, at Dundurn last night. The seconds of Ware threw up the sponge In the eleventh round to save their man from a knockout. SNAP FOR i IMMEDIATE SALE Vou are looking for a bouse south of Portage avenue? you want a good locality? And you want a reasonable priced property? Arlington street, osphalt-fd, from Portage to River. Six Room House, pailor, Dining-room, Kitchen, Two Bedrooms, Bath-room, Fire-place.

This was built for the owner who Is an architect. Reason for selling, leaving the city. Price rash $oi0 to $1,000, or any reasonable terms considered. II. l.

CI.F.MKTS, 3IO Somerset llloek. rhonr l. 10.H( Kes. sher. SO 24 Tenders for Supply of Groceries Sealed tenders addressed to the Chairman, board of Control and endorsed on the envelope "Tender for Uroceries," will be recelvedi at Uhe office of the undersigned up to 11 a.m., on Tuesday, May 2nd, 1911, for the supply of Ir-icei i js, required fur the City for the fiscal year ending Ajiril .10,1, 1H 12.

A list of the goods required may he obtained at the Health Office. City Hall. lOuch lender must be accompanied hy an accepted or eaah deposit for the sum of $2.1.00. The lowest or any tender nut necessarily accepted. M.

PETKHSON, Secretary board of Control Office, Winnipeg, April lijtli, 1811. Medical and Hospital Staff Wanted Applications addressed to the Chairman, Board of Control, will he received at the office of the undersigned up to 12 o'clock noon on Krhlay, April 2th, 1911. for positions on the stalT of tha Temporary Hosp'tHl for advanced Tuberculosis, nainel) Hou Matron, Cook, Three Malrii, Two laundresses, 11 Two Orderlies Applicants shall spite qualifications and experience, and stipulate salary expected. In addition applications will be received at the same time for the foilov-Ing posit Ions on tha staff, namelv: Two Attending Physicians (honorary Two Consulting Physicians (Honorary). M.

PKTUPMi-iN. Secretary. Bonrd of fontrol Winnipeg. April ISth, 1311. WINMOR FAm Adjoining Elm Park on City Limits IfnV-rM til MtJTTTT.

Aver. -ii i I F.et MCNUK SH AVCNUC Niro! mm mm Ready for Home Building or Summer Cottages Ready for Home Building or Summer Cottages Away from the smoke, excitement and noise, but as close to the ost Office as the City Limit at St. James. Prices from $12.00 to $30.00 a Foot River frontage with lots of double depth. Street railway line assured.

Excellent natural drainage and no low land. COMFORT of the city, but away from it. PLEASURE, of pure air and sunshine among the trees. Red River flows along two sides and Elm Park forms one boundary. Tel.

4333 RICHARDSON BISHOP'S OLD BOYS ARE RESERVING SEATS Big Rush for Seats for Earl Grey Musical and Dramatic Competition. Holders o.f coupon books for the Earl Grey musical and dramatic trophy competition crowded the lobby of the Walker theatre this morning when the advance sale for coupon holders opened. In several cases large blocks of seats were reserved for special performances by parties who will do honor to certain of the contestants, while many private parties reserved numbers of seats for every performance throughout the week. The London "Old Boys" association has reserved a large block of scats for Friday night, when the dramatic society of their old town will bo seen in "Lady Huntsworth's Kxperiment." Officials and employees of the T. Eaton company have reserved a great many seats for almost all the performances, but especially for Saturday night, when the dramatic players from the Margaret Eaton school, Toronto, present the famous Goldsmith comedy, "Hhe Stoops to Conquer." Former residents of Ottawa are making large reservations for Monday night, when the Ottawa Players' club will present their great success, the classic comedy.

"David Uarrlck." Special Interest will nlljii'h to the Monilav night programme, as the Wlnnlpeglj Operatic company will be seen once more In the tuneful "Chimes uf Normandy." A lurge number of Ottawa society folk will acenmpuny tho Ottawa players. For the guidance of those who wish to reserve seats for the performances hv their favorite companies, the programme for the week is appended. The public snlc of Heats will open on Friday morning nt the Walker theatre, hut coupon books mav be obtained until Thursday night at 6 o'clock, at the hading book and nuislc stores. These entitle the holder to reserve seats for any performance at any time today or tomorrow. Monday Winnipeg Operatic society ana ouiiKa i 'layers nun.

Tuesday (Jrace church choir and Edmonton Dramatic club. Wednesday Broadway riymphonv or-rhestra and Philanderers' Dramatic club. Winnipeg. Thursday Strollers' Dramatic club, Winnipeg, and Winnipeg Thespians. Friday Church choir and London Dramatic club.

Saturday afternoon St. Alban's Dramatic club, Winnipeg, and Bohemians, Winnipeg. Saturday night Dr. Horner's choir and Margaret Eaton School company. Toronto.

Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S A Four parks nicely laid out and maintained. Wide variety of locations to suit everyone. Finest of soil for gardens or flower beds. CHARM of the country without its disadvantages. SATISFACTION of being in the finest residential district.

WINDSOR. PARK OFFERS THIS Terms Only One-Fifth Cash. YBGES WAUG Tel. 4333 P. O.

BOX 3042, 368 MAIN ST. The most beautiful subdivision on the market at the presont time. Only ten minutes from the Park Car Line, and the second line projected within ten minutes' walk. Compare prices with any subdivision around Winnipeg, and Southwood Park has them all beaten. This is a sure money-maker.

The city is growing fast in this direction, and these lots are cheap, dirt cheap. On the Red River above all sewerage, only a few hundred yards from the city limits, next to River Park, opposite Elm Park. This property is well known to "Winnipeggers; beautifully treed; first time on the market. But now at first cost. We control a few thousand feet and recommend this to everybody.

This should increase at least per foot before next fall, and perhaps sooner. PRICES, $15 PER FT. ENQUIRE AT ONCE MESSRS. W. J.

CHRISTIE CO. PHONE MAIN 6782. LIVELY CAMPAIGN FOR GOOD ROADS The difficulty of laying good roads on prairie aoll was discussed at the meeting of the Manitoba Good Roads association yesterday afternoon. B. O.

Parker, of Modern Power, submitted a proposition fur an experiment with asphaitum road oil on country roads. The association passed a resolution appointing a committee to take steps to experiment with tho oil to see whether It will give a satisfactory road bed. If the experiment proves successful an attempt will be mad to have the duly on the oil removed. The association endorsed a resolution passed by the Selkirk board of trade urging the provincial government to assist in the building of good ronds, but added a rider to tha effect that the government ahnuld not be exnecetd to pay more than one-third of the cost of the Improvement. The following recommendation! of the executive committee were adopted: That the government be requested to grant to be expended under the direction of the highway commissioner on leading roads kept with split-log drags.

Any municipality re 200 UNION BANK BUILDING, WINNIPEG ceiving such aid to expend an equal sum out of Its own revenue. That the executive Interview the railway companlies aa to receiving special rates on gravel or broken stone used for roud building. A committee was appointed to Interview the railroads and endeavor to secure the lower rates. TO BUILD NEW CHURCH 8t. Michael and All Angela Decide On a New 8truotur.

The largest gathering In th history of SL Michael and All Angela' assembled In the church on Monday evening for tho annual vestry meeting, the rector and Kev. G. H. Itrough-all, M.A., presiding. The financial report, read by the people warden, C.

II. Swallow, showed a marked iri-oreaa In the receipts and a comfortable surplus after all debis were paid. Th parish I in a position of being absolutely frea from debt and, as there la a nucleus of a building fund In hand. It wn determined to make a united effiwt towards erecting a better church on a more suitable site before next winter. The report of the different church guilds were one and all most satisfactory and the balance on hand testified to the earnest work accomplished by th members.

The enthusiasm displayed la-'t night augur well for the i future expansion of the church. Tho following officers were elected; Hector's warden, H. R. Welsford; people's warden, C. II.

Swallow; vestry. Messrs. Bevls, Mush, Taylor, Murdin, Frith and Wlgleswurth; delegates to the diocesan synod, Mesara. Welsfortl and Jievis. BIG FOOTBALL GAME.

The big football match that wag to have been played on Good Friday between the Hrits and Celtics will take pl'e on Saturday afternoon at 8.3') o'clock at Hlver park. PETERBORO MURDER CASE. Peterhoro, April in. The trial of Hugh Dellne, chnrced with the murder of his wife, began here thi morning. Iiellne claims to have found his wife dead when he returned from work.

His contradictory stories led to the murder charge. Dr. Hivie'i otn. mentis a certain and guarantee cureforeaoh anc Try form of Itching. pile.

Be testimonials bi the press and it I your netghbnm about lu Vou ran ue it and vn ii mJvnwiiRU "fi, mo. ail aealirsor Kosimiik. Toronto DR. CHA3E3 OINTMEfiT. i.