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WEDNESDAY JULY, 28, 19%.
TH E NANITOBA ELECTION.
The election in the Prairie Province is
over and the Roblin Government is sus
tained; apparently by a very large 1118501*
ity. We frankly confess that this result
was somewhat unexpected. _ The Mani
toba Free Press and the Liberal journals
of the west seemed very confident 53
victory for Mr. Greenway and his pirty-
Thinga had been going the Liberal way 2_0
long that it was easy to suppose Manitoba
mlghtfall into line with the other Prov-
inces of Central and Eastern Canada. Be-
sides, Mr. S|iton’s influence in Manitoba
was supposed to be great and he was
known tobe exerting himself to secure
victory for 'his party, and the Oth!-WB
'Government had undertaken to builda
new railway outlet at the public cost for
Manitoba and the Northwest.
- There vs ere still other reasons why there
might have been a political overturn in
Manitoba. When the Conservatives came
into power there four years ago it was
with Hugh John Macdonaldat their head,
and with the promise to give the-people a
prohibitory law. Hugh John shortly af-
__ terward retired and although a prohibi-
tory law was enacted it was afterwards
strangled. The Court ot,Klng’s Bench ct
Manitoba decided thht it was unconstitu-
tional. The temperance people appealed
from this decision to the Privy Council
which reversed the decision of the Court
lol King's Bench and decided that the law
was within the power of the Legislature
toenact. It then only remained forthe.
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You are too late. Remember the
old adage, "Th is no time like
the present,” ;,d no insurance
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tion and enforce it. This the.Rob1ln Gov-
ernment did not dc, but contrived a pleb-
__ iscite eo arranged that two votes against
OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO LADI`§.
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few hours, by -Putnam’s Painless Coen
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the law would be as effective as three in
its favor. In the plebiscite election tie
full weight of Government influence was
thrown into the scale to defeat the law
-to sn-sorilsursir own outta-scams wail
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upon a reaction against the Rablin Gov-
ernment, especially in the rural constitu- M
encies. T I
We are left to infer that prohibition did
not cut much iigure in the election of'
Monday last. We a‘sc conclude that Mr.
Sifton does not hold Manitoba is his pcc-_
.ket-. He will feel the disappointment
ke'enly. “Farmer Greenwa`y,” as he is __
familiarly called, will also realize the full
force of two defeats in succession. He ls
no longer young, and this may be they end
of his provincial leadership. He will pro-
bably be on the lockout for the llrst
3 vacant Senatorship for his Province, and
may make a very useful Senator. More-
over, it is clear that the people of Manl-
toba do not think the Rcblin Government
quite so black as it was painted inthe
Opposition pressf And they, being on 1
the ground, ought tofkuow. The two
western Provinces ofthe ‘Dominion now
have Conservative Administrations. The
ilve more easterly Provinces are still?
under Liberal control, but the_ Ontario
Government is very shaky. There is ap-
parently accld wave coming from the
west of which the Ottawa combination
may well beware. It is evidently ncta
good time for the federal Ministers to
quarrel among themselves and enter upon
such costly ventures as a new Pacidc
Railway, with divided counsels. `
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U38! There were seven other com
caeionhe sprained his ankle and it _ was
_Harvard university. won in__   Manager P.`E. l'sla`nd_Bran¢h, ` _
styietheall-round championship of that ' ' '  ' ' ' " ' ~
A.A.U.at Celtic ll\l‘k» How York, _Satif
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lbtltofismakingan entrylist`ot,eight,-___5,&§1-iper‘c!nt.*’l'he’tilird  `
sod than urs biggest asm this sys.-jfw. c. roofs;-,t noises- of we 
lllllearedfcrthiaannnal event. ' ` strength-‘ record; ~  was8,84,8-1.2,
clark vasnsa cnsrloetstotn is soo suowsa me |fhs‘sooi`»¢ss‘ C "ir
and gave an exhibition ot high jumping at all for the ` oontesthi mug ' _
attheC.A.A.A.groucds. On that oo-_ be0nnearthe'winner.' ._  r " ~
Prior to the last event he wi; n our
announced that this would prevent him, P1800. but by his splendid ing in th; ~ - -
from again competing in athletic events. mile b`eat 'out Uahoneyfcr tlhlsif _ _ ;.|?@aP1G°m1nh1¢f;r;g;;P°tm°
THAT the Canada Life, Assugancggqprpany  'a
lafger amount of fNevv___1'Busi_ng_;  jggf 
Canada. 1” I9°2. theres _eri1e1-_,,`  ' ‘ ‘ 
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hanyhere wlllbepleasedto hear of his An all-around contest atweizht.tln'ow- ,. X -   _ 
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success last week. _ _ ` ing attracted a lotcfattentlcn tithe in- m'1‘¢¢3¢,y and Wednu' diiejj ai,-,_ 
Clark is by np means a newcomer, for _ field, Four men appeared tor the event- P, m, fm- Qmen
contest he would have set up new iiaures
and wiped Gi11's topnotch mark from the
books. He won with ga throw of 25 test
5 1-2 inches, but clearzg over
27 _feet in a foul eifort and the ditlonal
percentage between that and his winning
throw would -have netted abhut &l per
cent., which figures would have given
him a new record. Clar-k's most effective
scoring occurred in the 100-yard run,
half-mile walk. hammer, 56 poundweight
and hxirdles. ' '
Up to the seventh event, Clark was
well ahead oi Gill’s record, but he fell be-
mnd in the topoona weight, br-aio jump
and mile. ` _
Adam B. Gunn, of the Central`Y. M. C.
A. of Buffalo, winner of the event in 1901
and M12, took second place and although
toe tallied up the respectable seo;-g 51
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he won the title in 1897 with a record Fishman - the broth 7 _
score. _Since that time he has been seen Connelly: Four vreigheg  dr:  ;;at 3.891% 'im fm we"
very littleinopen competition, md when .wmpetition and in one of -thoH -f_i|I8 Friday gt 3 3° P m iornast _
it was announced that he would 'again discus-Youngtlfartin Sheridan made a Satu;-dgyaf 3 00,1,  fa
don silk after six years of retirement his le" .W0l'Iii’l NEON/ bl 9°-IU!!! the missile For freight alld 0£l1¢; illf °
chances were not seriously reckoned. 131`feet 7lnohes.` This record, however, address-. 
However, he won Saturday witha gr-and Wi'-1 110% 50 001018117 lwelllied for the A _ _ _
total of 6,318 14 points and when _it is 'stipulated lronrhn wasnoton the circle. _ T J 
seen maths rs¢or~oise,aaa 1.2 by nm-yi Oihfrwlse the throw was perfectly mart* - " _ 3°  9
Gu1m19oo,in wmbs 'ssso can tts rx- MJ- Sheridan and Fimasen tied for "Slicer, Charlottetown.
Harvard man put in, ome sterling work 11?!! DIMG 011 Mints and willewh rweivc April as dt! °
e neven s it was, if Clark P 26- ` 4
for_th te ts. A 8 ri,   _    __ _
had beenatriile carefuliin the 56-pound _ _ .. .___.........._ -t_'“_'-_
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v”°”d"’°m“`8. also the vacant 'lot amal-
of land adjoinf'u':_ If not Sold ati 
_ _ private sale on or before th A 11;.  ’ 
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tomer we-couldnft suit. Have al. 1°*f¢t0W11- _  ' m°"'°
system that does the business 't' ‘
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_ _ ' . establishment. It~coverscut,-st'y1¢,- l. K -' _   no msnnson of
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get tu-edwa1t1ng,se owngo epncesto_ e.a 1.  _ _ __  ,Mm  -Ms-domoeau-.
of° hil 't’ h A  'b A -A » A - A   _ lL_0N1l_Y:ro man. ' *1r.a°'°'»’°°°°"°
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for the potato bug.
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The 11p-f°-date fai1°?i11e expert _particulars sppl to ~M` ’ B i 1-ffcrnao. aa., 
isawarethat no two r_ne-narealike"D0na1d y 1 r’-I' 'MWF xosaaybyenssx aussi non
in form or taste. Dimcult to P -' ’ Queen Street or Peters, Ezpensemoseyaavnssa;
‘l‘homaaCooper,
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