The Lethbridge Herald from Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada • Page 10

PAGE TEN' THE lethb: DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1911 Ins pineus to cross the line wlthoat not co-operate, and humanity would a proper investlnatlgn. This was al benefit by cooperatloo. ALIEN ENEMY TO ItWAMSlSltiilS based on Investigations made by Hj oittclal of that branch during thj leasou ot 117. The publication contains wltk ji Sergt, JoweH alio spoke ol He ter the Toronto convention when tae Veterans vere very susceptible-about jy.ieiationthip inai Misteo. path.

11 iir'v -a -in-lalr. and laobr, and xthltiiT couuectod wlll the alleu en- koaed t'o tba'tlmie wbe'a lity would be more 1 sag the wlnler Mr. Keel wished to nave hlui return, end wrote to W. A. Buchanan, J.

at amwa. asking hlui lo mo his good offices to this end. Mr. Buchanan lurried Mr. KeePs letter over to the department lif lulrhl-sration al Ottawa, asking then to do whit liey could to meet tio wishes ol Mr.

Koel. Pincus cauio to the tine al (Mutts after bui was relused admission do lis ground tilt he Ml not received his alien eneiuy penult euii' policj- ol the torernment, aaj Immediately thore we're Ihrc'atj that be Keel store wotill be attacked unless something done. immediately. urV, lf 1 talkra and education'. A'L map ol tbl district showing, general' topographj also accomninIe9 He LLOYD-GEORGE: DENOUNCES ATTITUDE OF COAST MEN IN DESERTER CASE Tho recent la He 1 Demand Hit Internment.

President Loniw'orth and Secretair riAee RIVER OISTPIIOT. (crests ot soldier' tettleiie avt able Dominion lands hua alio nKCn tated the preparation of a sap Maadiaon ol the Q.W.V.A. went to Mayor Hirdla and tho poliee officials would show He area in Northern A Irom Washington allow I sg him lo leave the country. inonll! alter-aards. en a wire from lit taperin- A rood crowd ol labor men.

attend- Tht Peace River district hts beta (or aiany years He subject of uuct. Interest and speculation. Alluring tatej; froia idyeilurtiUs ol crave daagrr ol a taortaie ol fuel ia herta that had been reserved tor nnrnoses. This nublicalloL Is with the problem. They uemanaeu tht Pinctu be either Interned or seat hack to the States.

The pol'co clan stated that there was no irounil tendeut ot to the lnspect- ed lie labor ball last evening to hear perls of Can tda. and aatd every sr al Conns. Pin cub wis aliened to day He miaar it Idle saau autteriag available lor dlstrlkutlott aad ahoul nraTA of contlderable value lo He r- (or Intcrnnieat Tin Veterans' jjfli- in agtawui refoarceiF. mate iand Varvlatf -keener have lone cross the line at foutis, he having received the necessary oernilt 'rom for the nation. There mould be' no Idle days.

Tie blg.problam Juat how Is not He liortani ol Sod, but'ol tinea lent to IhVdlslrlri Hat charm of -Local Vfliraks HoliyjProlesled Present Here of Alien Who Came From U. S. Joseph Plooni, aa alien, enemy on i- rarole, isloaving today for Ho felted State, from which rouniry hB am mto Canada, and litre a situation turned soldier who is considering lb( adviaabllily ot settlemeal ia Ihe Pea; River country, likewise, to He proa Washington ia tin mean II me. A few cers ileclsred that lity would, not le jtspensible for the action ot their comrades it Pincus continued to President J. C.

Witters of Ihe Domtn. Iqa Trudes Coturess, and Ibe'y were eerlainly well repaid lor tholr attendance. iMr. Wall era proved glltca. speaker'and his iwo and one-halt huurs address was listened to with rapt at-tcniion.

Mr. r. Smred, president ot the local trades council occiiuied the chair and romance which dUtanca and uncertainty blended with glowing promises. fuel. Ms in tho Keel store, for Mr.

Watteri concluded hit reaaikt days after Plncu-i crossed the lino, ihe superintendent at Ottawa wired the Inspector ol not lo allow Pincus lo. on ihe ground that Sow, however, Ihe land an long famed lliouin it had been learned mat no pective homesteader as it Hows in area within which homeslcids may iJ procured, also the total jtaVer uiiarter sections that art- lllll aval! able In each township will la reaaorf suited fcaj been aiBrolsswl by asking the labor maa to Hlak aad study now as he hat never dese bttore reality, modern transportation reprcsemaibns hid teen made that to mate a for Pincus it was fear having, so to apeak, brought It to oiu-vory doors. A Journey from Jdmonton alter a tew opening remarks, inlrc- ed tost such would happen, and Pincus aad be prepared to help aolve ihe cause very terious trouble Ja LeiSi- Jlccus u.a: kicrnian in nil niter therefore an jndestr- eblo distance of a railivy. 1 therefore roasliluted a menico to the that will arise after tbe wir. ahte citizen dnccn me speaker.

Watte opened his addi with a fow- Introductory remarks stance, which" hvc ye.ra ago conaume0l of the report copy ot tho report Qaeallons were asked bv Me peace of Ih community. Mayor fior die al oace took the matter up with and Symoads. the latter or map or bull, may bo procured free of charge upci application -to the -naturit rejeureef branch ol the department ot ihe lo, Urlor, '-Ottawa. tile Immigration department at Oils- However Pincut was la Canada, tad came to i-cth-hridge where he. entered he- employ of Mr.

Keel. Mr. Kee! went lo too Coast leaving Mr. pincus asking Mr. Walter if It was He In tension ol Ho Trades and Ijbor Con wa.

aurlslna early action th tae his past record president of tho Trades Conerois, and explained Iho reason or lo took when he opposed the Military Service Act. He moval of Pic cos. The reply wis to the gress to get reconnlUon of tie G. W. bridge teen solved 10 me- of all.

Threats of a. riot la which the Great War Valerius and i their would pariicipans were at the bottom of tie which all hinged upon the dLiraiisrictSon on the part of the veterans- of he local 1 arnica wlib the whole plan oi band- Hue the elir-n cr.cniy r.itultlon In Canada. Tie liUory ol tit case Is this: In Joseph Pincus. wii Is a bril- effect that In case of trouble It would In charge of hli lore, ll the V. as ono.Ol He greatest alter the-war problems would bo to find employ said the labor party pledged them cimt nolsevl shout that he had taken ba poiiible fox the city to increase the notice force- to deal with It.

This nearly two weeks or toll and hardship may now he made In less Lban twenty, four hours, In: coniforl at all times ot the year, ira-os to Ibis latest settle' mccea nearly 1,000 miles uorlh of Ihe international boundary Una, carrying both sleeping and dining car accommodation. Tha Department el, tho Interior, through Its natural resources, Intelligence branch, has prepared and'lidls-trlbutlng now lllustrnted report selves to support the gnvernuieul in ment rnr ino returned men. Mr. Wat-lets replied it would be irapracllcal no proseculion ut the war, ana notu Ihe place or a British subject, aad the Great War Velerans were up In arms at Mr. Duel in aa for lis nart In served but to earago the Veterans However la the ineaulime, the Veter -inc was dona tD hamper the govem- 10 get together, as tier were 1 Despite Ihe fact that tho TTJ.

ge ornment has taken over He enlltl wool stocks ot growers and delicti for war uses. Hero rem line In Hi haads of Jubbers and cullers-uf enough mnterial to supply r-lvlilal ilothlng needs for a year. inient in this resnect lint there ans lad laW the matter up tbe placing Mr. Keels request letore lie trade union, but as most of the 61 Louis Keel, left Canada department UT tinuilje ration and at the be no coercion, aad they nau stood to do all tbey could to aid in wiuoiug the are eligible to Join a trade union, le could sec uo reason why they should and weal-to lie Vailed nut- department ot inimigrallou lor'alluw- provincial Iranch and yesterdsy morn-ins YV. llysoip, president ot the Al-lorla branch and a member of lie lerla Returned Soldiers' Commission war, but on a voluntary Unsis Mr.

Walters did not sneak In very glow came lo Iho city, and alter discuBslns ing terms of Premier Llovd-tleargc, and said he was a tricky politician, in fart, tec trlrklest politician in English history. Ho Diid tribute to Arihw Henderson, blii said iiu could not the whale sltuauon with tho Veterans oiiicers here, with Mayor llardie ar.d Sopt- Pemiefather lie Mounted Police tbey went to Pincus and received his underrating-to leave the city and so hack to the Ualted States within twenty-four hours. slonincb Lloyd-decree. The speaker loudly decried the big pruuls uiado in nuraelure.o! munitions in rnunlry, and said Hint if tae pronl made on lie manufacture ot shelts alune had been glvyn lo the men ia the trcuche, liey would be receiving Ford and Service a day instead of 51.10. Meeting of Veterans.

A meeting nf the Great War Veterans ins held last night when the whole matter was discussed anil the solution The correspondence in Ihe matter was read by Secie-tarr Maddlson, Mayir llaniie ani S. J. Shephenl ol (lie Itettsrned Soldiers' Consult fan expert heating engineer without cost How mF.ny times Just -winter did you promise yourself thit nevcr again would you attempt to heat your lurnicwilh the rusty, cracked, smoky, drafty, erTaticitteilicient furnace you now have 1 The man whot'nowa by tvpensivc and exasperating Wotte'rs said he had great admiration for Dr. Hoberlson and he would prove of lie "hlg" men of Canada. lie said the Present food conttoller hid Commission, spoke, anil Mr.

iryson paying attention to what dealt willi the cafeB and also will one should eat instead of what sinuin bo grown, and thnt we paid more for the substitute tfcaa the original. The speaker said he stood for the nation ns against the profiteer. The govern the whole Question of the alien enemy problem, a number of similar cases baviar csea dealt with by him at other pninl.1 ia Ihe proviace. nolably In" the Corlin mining camp where ser-iDUi troublo between returned snlriiers jf want to talk to shiout the furnace, hecanw he. iliec enemlPs arose sanio time Uir, solution of the present received with cheers.

During Of ihe Ford Car, itself, surely little. need be said. Everyone knows it's supreme value. Its reputation as a niost-car-for-tlie-money automobile has penetrated lo (arlhost regions and to all points of the compass. This reputation has been, in no sense, a "lucky" happening." Etcrllent In dealm ar.d long in value-tn-tbe-rlnllar, as the Ford Car undelalalily Is.

It Could uexer bavc wca its reputation had not Cnmrviiiv back of It recognircd how essential ftsal Service to Ihe tjyers and owners ot Ford Cars 'was buund to lie. The man paying over his good for a motor enr wants a car, not tur part ol the time, not for most of tic time, but lor all cl He tiuie. Aad the Ford owner ran count nn that! No matter where lo moy go. what difficulties nay encounter, he will find Ford Servke almost at bin inrlant mil at ony rote, so near ar.1 so rfndy tho: 1le reajonse fdr help will surprise and gratify him. Heallio Ihls In elcry aad in every town of any.

size in Canada 1s located ft Ford Dealer. It ia lie Tord Corr-pany's boast, ss It has been their ambition, that, no matter whore t. motorisl ouy tojr. he enn find a Ford Dealer vill a fully equipped Service Station ready to give 11m He atslslince or advice ho wants. Ford Service le a Service Hat I not mere slogan, net a well-sounding phrase, but A Very Real Thing We have on hand a COMPLETE STOCK OF REPAIRS AND ACCESSORIES of Ford Cars and Trucks and can fill any orders on short notice.

hli address he urged against violence of any hina In these ensas, declaring that It did not tend to strengthen the G.W.V.A. but he thoueht tan Veterans ment was auw beginning to see the necessity of co-operating with labor. WallerY said.he bad the same opinion as Pres. Wilson, when he said this war was" a fight with the German government Instead ot the German people- and said the German people were Imbued with the Idea tbey were flgbliag lor Iheir eilstence. He said they should try' and bring the German people IdgelheT1 Instead of dividing Hem.

"Our duty lies In doing all we can even Iri government, to save democracr: We cannot all ec knows wnat-'fl, gooo. tucmegougtit to be and do. Almost seyecY. ijpnic has its orvn individual beating prob-lem, reBuiri.igftsiowTi special solution. Half a dcjituriot heating experitnee tas gone into tjir 0sigata(iaiHl fcotastruction of the Sunsbiae F-jriuee.

Why nottgetfen touch with fthe local; McC'lary dealer. pr the brprserf-to-day this heit- of prpbitnatseVtlU sritiout Jpon't put 'it ofi- juve it doaelto-iiay. should use tho incident to insist- that the alien enemy policy ot the govern mem should bo sreally altered along lint': at the'1 Toronto convention where. a resolution was passed alien enemy, citizens should' a conscrlpteilj'to work at sul- lo the front. Men must bo left ia the id-lha'L thb amount earaeu urers pay mines, in He factory and on the land Mr.

-Waltcra denounced the attitude of He coast labor men In tho case ol Goudwin. the deserter who was shot Free Engirt hiar' a'nif-ahWTC Ihe tl.iri per lrtnatireet-' Cfi ol Hi McCUrr I'SglU I ir He said He mnn was a deserter. In khaki ana was. armed, and 11 he had been in He le would lave innlry Id be.iise'4 in- prosccuUnR the '-it Shnlct Be Given Chance- 'Poring 113 Mayor- 'Hardie ifated'-bis -belief Mr. s-tiot lOTic bcrore.

Mr. Walters FORD S. C. MeCBEERV, Manager said ihurc was i.u element at the couL W.i rloine more harm (0 labor than gcoit. Mines Should Keco at Work H.

E. MEIBACH, Proprietar McCIaiyi iisline TLe DJaii that Is dljgipg coal Is tbe country Juat as much flS Ihe Bjcltinar. lad done: in case lad been done or be'thenght Mr. Biiclanan.en'his'reLurii filould a-'lair'. chance to eiptaln President expressed the 'same belief, but he declared Veteran's sboald sea.

to it that he didn't aiake such a mistake again. He rude It clear however he didn't think itnehanan had endeavored fflj-mer' Mt. Watters utd there la ce XjmAnn Tnnjato Montreal- Wii to: use ma influence, to do eoiqelhlag would the Veteraiis. It was an' uafortunflte occurreace, and J.SLJoilljK.BIIiniil.timX Caliaiy. 'Etj FOR SALE BY whole alien enemy ouestlon so (bat it anyrllQg of a similar nature arose In DIXON SHEET METAL GO.

future be would know what action he slould IRJJO. 1 meellns teemed lo.be very well sullafie.l with the Solution 'of MADE INlCANAPA Plbcua aflair, 'anda vote ol thailka was passed to President Dyson, May or HaTdle and all those who had help ad. in reaching the; OU will find it easy to place to-' days Chalmers in-' its proper class among motor cars. up" 'the 'motor instantly even in cold weather. But sou can best jiidjje how marked an: improvement tu been made.

You will recognize the nice points ol Chalmers performance, Ihe easy working of control parts, wide 'flexibility, reiponsiveness, efficiency. You will know whether the car "handles" well or that it, if you slip in behind the wheel and drive the Chalmers yourself, vc, t( Do that. A demonstration will be ar ranged at any time lo suit your convenience, CHALMERS MOTOR COMPANY of Canada, Limited WalkervUle. OnL acconnt of an erroneous stnlc- You have only to drive a Chalmers lC, to learn -whether or not if reaches the standard yoii hye set for performance. This we invile you to do: Ictialmtfs motors have made tremeit- 'dous advance.

Two new Chalrriers featuret, Ihe "Hoi Spot" and the "Rainshorn" 1 wonderful amoothneis and power. They do away with the troubles flat rise from low-test gaioiin; They "warm rhent to Hat He half rile of hay to be shipped in. tor the me or raimeia did not eilend' to points further south than Wilson jlj can Jare miity. III 111 1 1 111 111 to to.MT I I Siding. Here seems to nave, been considerable misunderstanding on the pails ol tip farmers on the.Weybufn, Coulls'and Car'dstoh lines: 3.

S. nuhh'am took this mailer ut) D.S. Williamson Co. Phone 14 Ukbridge will' the secretary ol lhp.U. F.

A. will a view at 'securing the. same rate for the (armors- along-. these- lines Hat were granted to parts ol Southern 'Alberta alecled. by the drouglt.

As a rcsiill'Mr. Higginhotharri has sent lo Mr. Dunham the luilow: Jng copy ol a letter from He Depart' mcnt of Agriculture: "i am directed to reply. to your letter ot jtugnst IJth-addressed to Mr. Craig regarding Ires transportation ol lay to tho settlers on the We-yburn; Cauda and Caidston lines ol tbe C.

P. "This mailer came to our- attention about a week ago and we rmniedlately limit It up with the C. P. n. oitlclels here.

Tier Informed us that If was he' Intention of the company to In- clnde.lho lines In 'question. In lerrilc-r'y A 01 their tarltt w. 4216. Ttio local agent. at Cardston had apparenlly mis-inlcrorete'il tho description 'of ills ter- rltorj.

1 understand -that shlpmenls are no being made from these lines without any It would siiom irom fho above felfei-(hat the half rate applies lo all oolnfa tlfi3SM J-ftumrrr on Ihe. at.ove lines, and Hat He ralei- in question arc available to all farm ers ol Hat dlalrlct. (jevetil draft evaders allendfng the shrine al at. AnriOiDcs Chenes, Manitoba were arretted bv tin" ftimSnlni Tacy were with a Ufftmag..