Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 14, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba Pages 15 to 28 x Freedom of Trade Liberty of religion Equality of civil rights wednesday August 14, 1929 printed and published the Manitoba fico press company. Limited a. Joint Slock company. Incorporated under the lasts of Manitoba fat its head Oil the and place of business. 300 Carlton Street in the City of Manitoba. E. H. Macklin president and general manager. Registered at the general Post office London. Ear., for transmission through the malls in the British Isles at Inland Revenue rates. The threat to the exhibition the provincial Byfard of the Independent labor party Lias passed i Resolution opposing lie use of the Kildonan site for an exhibition. The attitude or the labor members of the City Council towards the exhibition is also endorsed by the ave Eldy i news the Organ of the Independent labor party. In View of this and the threat of destruction which it brings to the whole exhibition project it is Worth recalling the history of the Effort to re establish the exhibition in Winnipeg. At a plebiscite on november 23, 1923, the people voted in favor of re establishment of the exhibition by a vote of to a fairly emphatic finding. On Choice of Sites they also toted Fis foil hrs River Park West Kildonan old exhibition site in accordance with this plebiscite a bylaw Al. To provide for exhibition buildings on the River part site was submitted to the ratepayers on Juniie 27, 1924, but it was Defeated on a vote of in favor and against. The Adverse vote due to resentment in the North end towards the proposition that the exhibition should be placed elsewhere. Members of the labor party were particularly keen to have the site preserved for the North end. It. Was pointed out of Gold Ana Oats Angora Goat skins and other skins and Cotton. The Wattle bark Industry which has developed to an enormous extent during the past Lew years finds Iii Australia now a very Luke warm supporter. In 1925 South Africa exported to Australia 5s9 ibs. Of Wattle bark but. In 192s, when production had in creased by hundreds per cent., Only is. Preliminary Steps towards Tan negotiation of another Trade agree ment Are now being taken by the two countries and notwithstanding the unfortunate fact As it seems to be regarded that the activities both should clash owing to Tine similarity of their products there is some Prospect it is announced of an arrangement being reached. Perhaps both countries have found out that in a Trade agreement there must be. A Large measure of give and take. Canada under the existing Trade following of and Isaac Campbell Isaac Campbell was almost Tho last of the survivors of what might be called the strenuous age of politics in Manitoba. Politics is upon the whole a minor interest in the life of. The average individual of today. He does not take the campaigning of the political orators very seriously and his Only thrill comes on election night meet the friends he liked to read when he finds that the Side he voted for has triumphed or has been cast Down. But it was very different thirty or forty years ago. Then an. Election Campaign while it lasted was dram a and entertain ment to. The populace and it entered fully almost riotously into the thing. The recognized platform speakers of the con tending parties had each his own legislature for one term and in 1891, As the result a pressure he could not resist he stood unsuccessfully for the Dominion Par j Lia ment his successful opponent being sir Hugh John Macdonald. However he declined All offers to fill positions whose duties would have limited his free Dom to live his own life and Fol Low his own which were to practise his profession to protecting the Public health arrangements with Australia and they clashed on the Public plat the books that appealed to him article 2 so far As the provincial health service is concerned the Survey covered in the previous article made mention of services such As hospitals and Public health Nurs ing of which the value is fairly evident. But the department is responsible for other services upon and. To pursue with quiet but. In which society literally depends for resting Fervour his favorit Avoca its existence. Also account for some of does it go the taxes. Also it explains the provision which enables everyone to go about his daily business fairly secure arid to sleep sounder o nights know ing that efforts Are being put Folb to assuage and prevent human suffering. New zealand has that the City already owned two possible Sites on the North Side j a8 an 41 i i a official figures makes Plain. We and in the vote on the bylaw Ward three where the labor party Oan course withdraw from these has its greatest strength cast a majority of 815 against voting the Money for the River Park site. That was More than the total majority against the bylaw Ward one Roeing in favor and Ward two giving a Small majority against. 0 when tiie exhibition project was taken up again after an interval of five years it was decided to accept the implications of the 1923 vote and limit the Choice to one of the Sites owned by the City on the North Side and to leave it to the ratepayers to make the Choice. On March 15 last the ratepayers voted to in favor of providing for exhibition buildings and they also chose the Kildonan site by a majority of to that should have settled the matter both As to the re establishment of the exhibition and As to the site. But after the vote opposition was raised to taking the Kildonan site because it is now used As a municipal Golf course. The opposition has come chiefly from the Independent labor party. No reasons have been Given that were not used before the vote in March. The use of the referendum is one of the principles of the Independent labor party but in the i acc of the result of the referendum regarding the site the Independent labor party aldermen deliberately refuse to accept the site chosen by the people. They believe in democratic direction Only when it Falls in with their pre conc Eivid ideas. Some of these aldermen claim to be in favor of an exhibition but their record and the record of their party does not give much support to the claim. First there is insistence on a site in the North end. Then when a Choice is made in the most sensible Way two Sites proposed in the North end and when the Money has also been voted for the exhibition buildings by the rate payers the Independent labor party decides that it will not support the decision As to the site but wants delay and a. Search for another site to which if found frivolous and delaying objections will be raised. It would be much More honest if they would come out frankly and say that they do not want an exhibition and propose to use the blocking and delaying Power they possess to prevent one being established. The Public would be obliged if not enlightened if at the same time they would give their reasons for this attitude of sullen resistance to an enter i ise which i is designed to the interests of the whole City. The Independent labor party in taking this attitude does course speak for labor As a whole nor even perhaps for a Large Section of it. The trades and labor Council which is for an exhibition is probably with if we do not care to continue to open our markets to products from those countries which enter into Competition with Canadian products but we should not do this under a misapprehension As to what the consequences will be. We shall in. Great Mea sure lose the new zealand an i australian markets for manufactured goods which we now hold. Notes collection and study of every Book pamphlet and Publica Tion. Having to do with the life and career of Abraham Lincoln. In his Mastery of this subject he had no Superior anywhere. I during the Long regime of sir Wilfrid Laurier Many doors were opened to or. Ship in the commons a senator the custom of the joint meeting the chief Justice ship of the being firmly Par but the honors to which titans in the audience. Seconded they led made no Appeal to him their efforts with an ardor which and to All these invitations he gave much tie Best of term As they election sometimes got out of Bounds. 4, or. Campbell came Here Crown Ontario in the Early eighties of last Century while still not thirty years of age but he already had a reputation As a Public speaker of remarkable gifts having campaigned extensively for the liberals in on Tario in the disastrous election of ls7s. He was promptly drafted for political service and for a period of about fifteenth the provincial election of 1ss6 if the machinery instance to prevent Able disease ceased running for so much As a week a catastrophe would be upon us. This Branch secures morbidity reports from local health officers investigates Isaac Campbell s last address about a horse b. Pyper has come a perfectly awful Purler in one of his recent the spread of disease with an Eye columns. He prints a picture of a a courteous but decisive refusal. Probably he was the Only Man. In Canadian history who being Given by Telegram his Choice of two Posi senator ship or the chief Justice ship of his Cloried them both. His Public appearances became rarer but he could usually be counted upon for a few addresses in. A general elec Tion Campaign. In the Dominion elections of 1904 a huge audience which met in Winnipeg to hear sir Richard Cartwright was Dis i finer. A reprint which will interest a certain number is a novel called Piccadilly by Lawrence Olip Haun it has a introduction by Michael Sadlier the novelist and is published by messes. Constable at t nominal Price. No doubt the inter est in it today will be on account of the author. In the strange and varied career of that Brilliant scotsman mrs. Oliphant who was a Cousin wrote his Lawrence Oliphant was Secretary to lord Durham in w. H. M. Writes in the nation and Athen cum about a coterie or club he uses the word sect in London which is dubbed the Bright Young according to this writer the souls of last Century or the macaronis of the Middle eighteenth Century could not. Compare with the Ino Dern Bright Young people in social derring do the souls have been Well reported and described these last few years. With All the vagaries of certain members that Gay company professed to be highly intellectual As indeed some1 of them were. The Macaroni club was a band of Young dandies who proposed to introduce italian Man ners Elegan cies dress eating and find. Running on until the Early appointed the resulting speech. Years of. This Century the Liberal Richard being then Well past Champion Par excellence was Isaac wag ample r Campbell the people s As he was affectionately termed by his admirers until it became a phrase of Universal acceptance. To have him take the Liberal end of the argument in a joint debate was an not a Point in sup port of the Case would be Over looked and no1 weak spot in the opposing presentation., would remain a pierced. The conservatives naturally chose their Ablest men to and in the con tests of the eighties and nineties there never was a building in Winnipeg Large enough to hold the crowd when of performers included the Narne of Isaac Camp Bell w the acceptability of his speaking was rather remarkable in View of the. Fact that it had. None of the qualities which migh t be regarded As necessary to Appeal to Frontier no personalities no invective no funny stories it is not probable that in his hundreds of speeches he the most masterly addresses Ever delivered by or Campbell. In the election of .1917 or. Campbell emerged from a political retirement which had then lasted for some years to speak for the Union government being moved thereto by a Strong sense of Public to preventing epidemics and Dis tributes Antitoxin and vaccines. The Branch does excellent work it could do better with the whole hearted co operation of the Public whose interests alone it is serving. It this division which by tb.9 Way now boasts a director who is a registered medical practitioner that the food and Dairy inspector and the chief sanitary inspector Are included. The service costs the prevention of venereal Dis ease for which provision was made ten years ago is now carried on in j teen tons on the Hoof. Had Doni eight clinics throughout the pro Zetti been Aive thing would Vince a service the whole Cost of which is borne by the department. There is still another activity of the welfare department which is referred to As the Home for feeble minded aged and infirm. It is one of. Manitoba s most tragic problems for in that place at present Are gathered 51 epileptics 23b feeble minded. 143 incurable patients and 65 aged. It is tha intention of the department in the immediate future to put a medical superintendent in charge find other accommodation for the others and turn the institution into a school i a Lum l1lc . Duty. These speeches by d the Cost of Campbell were marked by t Ujj tuition has gone from kind Liest and judg j to s127i793 in-1927. Anent upon sir Wilfrid but remarked nere that via Irio Rit Wir n us so far As the aged in institutions lacked nothing in the vigor with which the cause of Union govern ment was upheld and this. Atti tude by the most respected Liberal in Western Canada had. influence in determining an address to the Canar. Clian armistice Day 1913 . Reference is made else these were his last public1 appearances from the Golden books Brahma Emerson if the red Slayer think he slays employed the time honoured formula. Or if the Spain. Think he. Is slain what not into English society the tner6 were two they know not Well the Subtle ways statesman Charles James was the were prepared j i keep and pass and turn again their moving in Rit. A tier Ric thu their moving spirit during one period in his life. The macaronis who reached their Zenith about 1772, gained their name from. Tha italian popular dish. Their cos tume at functions is described As respect to this matter the More representative White silk breeches very tight or. Snowden s stand the British opposition to the amounts great Britain is scheduled to receive under the e Young plan of reparations settlement developed the moment the proposals were made known. On May 10, or. Churchill who was then Chancel Lor of. The exchequer replying to question in the House of com Nons As to. The government s Atti tude towards a reduction of the British percentages said in order to prevent misconception abroad and alarm at 13 perhaps desirable that i should say that the kind of proposals were foreshadowed in the newspapers of yesterday would in our opinion be unacceptable ministerial cheers and that his majesty s government would in no circumstances entertain them. The same time or. Churchill stated the government s attitude towards the committee of experts whom the Young plan was formulated. He said the experts committee must be the Way to lose markets left to reach their own conclusions. V m i Uolu-1-Io. Loose conclusions whatever they May be and whether agreed or not m no Vay commit his Majes. Government which remains by free to review the whole position and to take their own decision upon the work and recommendations of the experts com thus made it quite Clear that a reduction in the Brit ish amounts would in no Circum stances be by. The conservative government which we then in office. He made it equally Clear that the government not committed by the proceedings of the experts at Paris anal would regard their findings As a basis on which to Dis mss the reparations settlement. Or. Snowden therefore in his at the Hague has merely the line foreshadowed by he is not wantonly a crisis or threaten ing the settlement but is express ing the. British opinion which has gained in Force and conviction suggestions in the Young were fade known and Shim. In the criticism of the australian treaty it seems always to be assumed and indeed it is sometimes stated that if it wanted to the Canadian government could get it so. Made Over that All the advantages now enjoyed by Canada could be retained while those features which Are not wholly popular in Canada could be neatly eliminated. The idea appears to be that if the australians were Given a Little imperialistic song and dance they would1 consent to anything that might be proposed. It is with regret that we have to inform these hopeful canadians that the record shows that the australians Are not As easy As they think they Are. They a re in fact rather hard listed when it comes to making a bargain and quite stiff in insisting that a bargain when made shall be lived up to. South Africa found this out three years ago. For Many years there was a Trade arrangement Between these two dominions. In 1925 the South african government in revising its Tariff Cut Down the Tariff advantages formerly extended to Australia. They confined the prefer ence says the South african news paper from which we. Quote a few selected articles which it was considered would Benefit Australia most in this Market and yet which did not conflict with the policy of affording Protection to local in this is to say they did just what the Canadian govern ment is being urged to do. After some protests and ineffectual attempts at negotiation Australia notified South Africa that from july 1, 1926, the australian preference on South Africa imports would lapse. The results to South Africa according to the Johannes Burg have been very in says the times As far As principal items Only Are the value of Soult african exports to Australia de from in 1925. 16 instead of buying ibs. Of South african Maize As they did in 1925, Australia bought nothing last year and the same us. Storr. Is. Told in res reject coat and Vest with enormous neck cloths White silk stockings and Diamond buckled red heeled no women were in that club. The Blue. Stocking club though a women s chiefly got its title from Benjamin Stillingfleet s Blue Stock Ings. Many have been the liter Ary and social clubs since John sons famous literary club first of its kind in English letters. The Bright Young things Are de scribed As follows by w. I i. The popular press is educating us As far As it can in the Aims and objects of these Bright Young people. Their Art. Expresses with infinite care anti each in or forgot to me is near compassed the subject which it dealt on. All sides. He discussed it in a mood of seeming detach ment with knowledge with under standing with concessions to the other Side which often seemed too generous but in striking the bal Ance which he did at the end of Liis discourse he always found a Large margin of. Advantage for the shadow., and sunlight Are the same the vanished gods to me appear and one to me Are shame and Fame. They reckon ill who leave me. Out when me they Fly i am the wings and the doubt and i the hymn the Brahman sings. pins in vain the sacred seven but thou Meek Lover of the Good find and. Turn thy Back on heaven. Old timers will recall Many in in 18s7 in old Trinity Hall. In that year As May seem some who came Here after certain Public figures had succeeded in sorting themselves out into the Camps in which they found them selves at Home Hugh Sutherland was Liberal candidate for. Winni Peg in the Dominion elections and the chief platform supporter of his conservative. Adversary was h. M. Howell Howell and Campbell were to Jutt i itself in trip invention of curious and unusual parties. We fancy that they began with pyjama Par and if we hear Little of pyjama parties now it is possibly because those entertainments have become suburban than which Noth ing worse can happen either to movements or the latest sensation is a bib and bottle party but a few Days or nights earlier there was a Cir Cus party at which iwo society beauties appeared As. Apes. . Is reduced to conjecture concerning the bib and bottle party would go v it we. Suppose in a lace Bonnet and Small clothes you would take your Teddy Bear if you were a bold spirit you would take your pram and lie in. Or at giving Way to tears. And Many other things that would be right for Suchan occasion could be thought of. It is however a pity for the. Rest of us j under these conditions that that the Bright should j think so exclusively in Terras of parties. If they wrote poetry we might Hope to read., it if they painted pictures we. Might at any rate go to look at from their parties the most of us Are necessarily excluded and. Must therefore remain Dull. It is True that when they adjourn to the Gar Den of a London Square a certain amount of edification May be had through the railings. This is. What happened when the bib and bottle party was Given. Its reception on the pavement was however on the whole unfavourable. It is the chauffeurs eyed it askance. Some of the spectators thought it a Good time to Start the class War and they Sang the red but As usual there were not enough people who knew the tune to make the Bookman. 3ng to is cont the Strong gods pin for my abode turbulent audiences divided in their partisan sympathies they Ell almost instantly under the Sway of the kindly looking Earnest gentleman on the platform with his pleasant voice his Clear simple Way of putting things and his obvious determination to give the other Side every possible consideration before administering the coup de Jarnac. A Field for pushing ideas from new York it has been discovered that America being no longer a Community of states but a. Country whose full extent can easily be reached by modern facilities of communication is a fruitful mar Ket for any idea pushed by Money stances of his singular Power Over Ancl 2eal Jar caries Merz has a performance put the matter quaintly in his in president Hoover says that the farm Board promises. Nov magic stand. It is a those confiding souls who Inay have expected.1 Sowers of the. New Dollar Bills falling Ike manna on the wheat tiaras cnut Cross swords with one an other on. The Public platform. In the rowdies meeting whole Campaign in. Trinity. Hall Isaac Campbell had a perfect hearing. Or. To followed him got at once into difficulties with the Liberal Section of the audience and in a. Minute pandemonium broke out. Isaac. Campbell got up from the. Rear of the stage came to the front lifted his hand and the storm instantly .subside.d, he demanded a fair hearing for is Friend or. Howell be recalled the. Beneficiary of this intervention was none. Too. Grateful about this Dis play of or. Though. Or. His friends and his interest impelled him. Thus to had no great and Tumble of politics he rear Eluted South Winnipeg a the pertaining Book the great Amer ican band Wagon Are concerned the pensions hav not made any appreciable differ ence to the necessity of making provision for them. The pension appropriation by the Way not included under the depart ment health and welfare. A dream of the department which substantial distance of validating a vote of is for the organization of full time health districts. The government would pay Barf the municipality half. Of this last half in order to get the Schemo inaugurated the Rockefeller foun Dation would pay half or 25 per cent of the total Cost until the Experiment had proved itself. The consent of a. Municipality is now awaited. The other half of the. Depart mental Apple is the division of Public welfare the very larg-3 proportion of which is child Wel fare. This of course impinges upon the health division but is of sufficient magnitude to warrant a director of its own. To this director May be committed by the courts As wards All neglected children and a Long Story responsibility which covers All phases of those children whose natural guardians Are dead de or unworthy. But by far the heaviest item in this division is that usually designated As mothers allowances. In the first place the number of families in this category is constantly increasing. In 1926 there were s25 in 1927, 855 and in 192s, 967. This act was passed in 1916 and it was hoped then that its provision would affect the numbers of children in n band Wagon institutions but this Hope has not and stayed there As we know certainly the Calendar has lost v ii Lei led but be until the deck blew up with the eau the last Public appearance of tha late Isaac Campbell was on armis Tice Day 1919, one year after liw close of the War when the men ? Canadian club of Winnipeg gave a special luncheon in Honor of Tho Manitoba soldiers who had been awarded the Victoria Cross during the War. A number of Tho were present at the Lead while the who fell during thu War were represented Liy next of Kin. I referring to these winners of the our esteemed confreres or. Charles supreme badge of valor or. Camp Bell who was the speaker of the Day said i will not attempt to speak of their valor. There Are things that human speech can never por tray. Whim a Soldier in the Faco of the enemy with death filling air and a wounded Comrade to bring in does not take any thought of himself but makes a instant decision that he is going to stay and see the other fellow that is an action which can never to described. It arises out of or. Campbell discussed with philosophic detachment the Dis contents Industrial political and social of the time and urged tha taking of a temperate View of things. He said we Art inclined to rail at present conditions let us remember the Renson Why they have come upon we could not forget that when great Britain went into this War Canada was at War too. I am not malting a political speech but i say let us keep a sense of proportion. Let us remember that the condition of things today is a con which we Are the authors and we must Lake the of our he went on to de Fine his philosophy of Content we said or. Campbell work Lor the right and puh Stroner by and together. We Are All Chil Dren of one father and the maa who refuses to recognize the rights of Man on horse Back which he de scribes As a statue of general Gattamelata by Donizetti. Doni Zetti if you please the Corn Poser of the daughter of the regiment and Lucia i Lamme Moor has a great Metal Man and horse fathered on to him with All Tho coolness in the world. We Are perfectly sure that poor Donizetti knew As Little about this Gattamelata As Charlie does and cared about him even with a wave of his hand Barlie saddles the unfortunate musician with a composition that weighs some if have been the death of him or of Charlie Pyper. It is with no desire at All to make a Parade of our own Superior information on the subject but entirely out of a regard for artistic truth that we want to put this matter right. Charles had his statue All in order it was the Gattamelata group undoubtedly but it was modelled by Donatello a florentine who lived several Cen Turies before either Donizetti or Charlie Pyper was born. What Signor Donatello would feel if lie knew that his great equestrian masterpiece was being handed Over to a sort of fiddler fellow goodness Only knows. There would be More deaths in the Pyper Charlie would have to be murdered All Over again by Dona after Doni had had him first it weather for or. Charles. His neighbor is not worthy of enjoying his own. The Man no hears the cry of hunger from his children must be helped immediately. After thai we roust encourage him to self help. There Are after nil no great essential differences Between the poor Man and the Rich once prime necessities of food clothing Ami shelter Are provided. Why should i not be As Happy As my would be steamy friends who Are Rich it i n a Small House 1 have room ii i aug careful to turn around we have a Good Deal sym Pathy for our poor Friend to know ourself what a Tricky Job h is to get the experts names All put in the right places especially those Noah s Ark italian ones. There is an italian called Caravaggio who is a Painter of some consequence and another one also italian called pint Uricchio and the bother these two blighters have caused us is past belief. Often and often in going through some Gal Lery containing samples of Tho earlier masters we would Point As one having authority the Way Charlie did last thursday and say what a stunning and our companion a would step up and peer at the name on the Pic Ture Frame and say this is a pint Uricchio of course we knew. It was by him All the time but we had got the beggars mixed up again. This is bad very had indeed. But we will say that the confusion was at least confined to two Mas ters in the same medium. We did not confuse tha work one of our painters with the work of a Job Bing Iron Monger which is what Charlie Pyper does. That is what makes his article Hurt so much that is what makes it so cruel. Consider what such an indifference to the artistic unities May 1 e and to. One of these Days Obadie May want to print a picture of Casablanca in his column Casa Bianca As everybody knows being the boy who stood on the burning deck whence All but he had Fieo and stayed there As we know or v drab and uneventful look it had been Mateu Auy us. .11., t __1_l St. When Only. Washington s birthday memorial Day fourth of july thanksgiving and Christmas stood out in red. To brighten it the Calendar has. Picked up weeks. When go to Church week ends Apple week begins. When Apple week is Over. Safety week begins. The conscientious citizen has his hands full _ _ Beethoven week follows on the heels of Brusly your Teeth week and when everybody s books Are balanced Ai the end of Thrift week it is time to Plant a. Tree. Smile week clean up the Yard get out week Book week father a and Sou week and pay your Bills week come in a Rush together with Courtesy week learn to swim week education test week fire prevention week Constitution week boost your own town week better hearing week and better Homes week right behind them. Take a Bath week has recently been added at the suggestion of the cleanliness league of North birthday congratulations to Ernest Thompson born South. Shield Durham county. I860. Major general d. A. Ormond Pem August 1885. A. M. Co Bourg ont. Lawrence i palk John Galsworthy novel Jeff and bug., August j.4. -1867, most disastrous consequences for him. Charlie some Day will go to the trouble to run a portrait of Casabianca in his column and Para Lyme the nation by putting e. 13. Bennett s name below it. Would t that be Fine and some other Day Charles May print a. Picture of Steve Brodie who took a Chanca and Call it Alderman Mckerchar and then what and some Day lie the Industrial Home May get or Bill Eddie mixed up with the famous poetess Pond a doubt it has been a help to widows struggling to maintain families. The division s appropriation s an increase of More than in six years. The department has no welfare its own but it pays in Grants to various organizations such for As detention Homes to which girls Are committed by the courts. To these t for boys is a Tion but it is not. Under this department but under that of Edu cation. In All Charity Aid Grants including those to orphanages old Homes and Chil Drens Aid societies amount to up in the unorganized territory the department has still greater responsibility for there it pays Bou the usually collected from municipalities of Day and the regular 50 cents for indigent patients. This amounted to last year and m this territory also the department As Sumes a responsibility for destitution paying out last year for re Lief then Are the various chores which " keep the depart ment of health and Public welfare becoming in nuked and which their names we mean and Homer Hon. Or. Homer s name below Bill s bust and he May print or. Lovelace telling the could not love dear so much loved i no Honor and put poor or Pratt s name under the Affe Tim scene. In fact Charlie Pyper seems to have opened a door to All sort1 of exciting typographical possibilities without even beginning l realize., he has done it. We May come Back to the orig Inal error the mis naming of the Gattamelata statue. What is Charle going to do about it he has toll the world that Donizetti was Dona Tello he has misrepresented Don Zetti and ignored Donatello. I that fair to Donizetti to Dona worthy t himself to Art. Lover generally to the italian Carbonari Tsi lib. a. Lot of the worries of my Friend who has the larger Home. He comes downtown in his Auto i walk which is better for. My health. Since prohibition came in i can enjoy a Glass of cold water As much or More than he who used to have Rich wines on his table. In the summertime i can glorious foliage in the Parks. V for i can linger arbere he has to Rush through without a thought. Thanks to Jim Mcdiarmid and others we have the beginnings of an Art gallery. I Hope it will and that soon it will be open to everybody for an hour or so on the poor As Well As the Rich. I Hope the Nch Man will lend us at times some of his great pictures., to place upon its Walls. Look at our a folic libraries the poor Man and the Rich Are equal partners in the volumes there. While you Are at the Library look across the Street at the Public school. There the children of the poor Man have an equal Chance with the children of the Rich. Imagine a Canadian club gather ing thirty years from now. Many of us will be gone before that time. Who then will be the Winnipeg leaders in Trade Aad Commerce finance and Industry Church Ana state for answer let us go to Morrow to the Public schools of Winnipeg. There they to employ their hands and brains learning to take our places. Gentlemen t have Only indicated a few of the matters that Are the subject conversation on the streets today. I have merely de sired to Point out not to discuss these problems. But i do want to say that we Are living in a serious time. Human life on this old. Planet has always i think a some what serious so now than Ever in our memory or experience. Let is nol use the Lan use of dissension nor discourage ment for i. Believe that if a ire obedient to Law and order and f All our people make diligent exercise of the old Virtues of Loy Alty Industry and Thrift and go Forward armed with Feitli and High heart and courage Oliea Canada and canadians will triumphantly achieve a solution of the problems of peace just As bravely carried on during the agonies and doubts of depressing thought prom the. Louisville times a rather depressing thought is thai. Their is now growing up a Gen e ration of which no member knows How it feels to be tapped on top of the Bare head with a Finger wearing a heavy thimble. To the to the Amalga mated society of pro founders to the International musicians Union Cha lie has been less than just to All these respectable individuals and institutions. Is he going to make amends or is he not to May not do so. It would no Surprise to us ii he persisted in his error or even made it worse by affirming that if Donizetti done the statue it have moved More tripping by and that it the Lucia had been written by Donatello there would have been a lot mom heavy Metal in it. At any rate our conscience is Clear. We have done our part ;