Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 22, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba Editorial Section pages 13 to 26 Freedom of Trade Liberty of religion Equality of civil rights August 22, 1929 printed and published the free press company. A lilt cd a joint Slock company incorporated under the Laws of Manitoba it us Bead office and place or business. 300 Carl ton Street in. The City of Winnipeg. Manitoba. E. H. Macklin president and general registered at the general Post office kite., for transmission through the mails in the British Isles at Inland Revenue rates. The views of or. Churchill the Winston Churchill who interested a capacity audience in the Walker theatre on tuesday night was not the Winston Churchill whose earlier speeches were issued Iti 1909 As a Booken titled liberalism and the social an enthusiastic ally approving introduction by it. W. Massingham. This was an older Ryan who in the intervening years had moved far Over to wards the right. No competent observer of political activities and of the character and temperaments which direct or. Massingham in 1909, have doubted from the first to Merit of if. Churchill s appearance on the stage where his moral and intellectual sympathies Lay and whither they would Lead him. Or. Churchill came to liberalism from the same fold As Gladstone and for the same it presented the one Field of work open to a political Talent of a High stamp and to a wide and eager Outlook on the future of our social the years have invested the words with an irony which was far from the writer s mind. Various reasons might be Given for the change that has come in or. Churchill s Point of View that he has become Wiser Asho Lias grown older and has Learned to distrust the formulas and principles that seemed to him in his thirties to be part the moral order of the universe or that he has lost with the pass ing decades the generous impulses of youth and Lias come to think there Are Virtues in the existing social order and in the regimen of authority to which he was once Blind. It does not much matter lion the change came about since it was made in sincerity. The speech in the Walker theatre was a consummate expression of a set of opinions deeply and strongly held. That or. Churchill spoke what was in his mind with directness Force and even passion was a compliment to the great audience which listened to him. Quite possibly there will be criticism of this frankly partisan discussion of questions which Are controversial and j Pond its Borders and a number of these Felt privileged to join in the expression of affectionate regard in which he is held. Joint Vancouver terminals three railways the Canadian National the Canadian Pacific and the great Northern enter Van Couver and the question of joint terminals has come of for discus Sion. The Ira Portan thing is that freight shipments destined to be shipped from the yet of Vancouver should be handled cheaply and rapidly. At prs sunt the. Different lines maintain separate terminal facilities and the Canadian Pacific has the preferred position this is Only natural since the Canadian Pacific was. First on the j aground and it u entitled to an. Advantage i or that reason. But the growth of the country has been such that other railways More particularly the Canadian National have a Large tributary territory. Yet in handling overseas ship ments from Vancouver the . Is handicapped by its inferior Posi Tion at the port. Shippers Over . Are being penalized through no fault of their own. As a result they suffer and the Trade of the country suffers also. The solution clearly lies in the Mack Urchill. Speaks in Winnipeg it is a very Large congenial warm and brilliantly coloured Audi ence to meet and listen to a Pic i see Nickel went up two Points the now York we rid. Calgary by g. V. F. As the train slows Down to enter the Calgary station the passengers see a great sign painted on the Side of a building hotel construction of joint by Brixton prop Nons of your under Independent management. I Dato or Wllliam buttons there is no reason Why this should i other not be done. At the same Limp for May indulge in such formalities. Bui m to the . For relinquishing its especially of his tendering of advice to the Canadian government present favored position. In the matter of Egypt but this will be beside tiie Point. Due compensation should j Calgary Bill Buxton is Bill Buxton and most people Call the mayor Fred. There is a buoyant Good humor about the Placo that is hard to beat. Calgary has hustled and bustled and kept its temper Tor a Good time coming this is going to be a great year the railways. Executives of year there was similar criticism of or. Ramsay Macdonald for i outspoken utterances while he was on his Canadian tour Canaj Dian audiences do not particularly want to hear amiable Plati j tubes about non controversial topics when British Public men first rank come to visit us rather they want the vital issues which companies Are always com influence British Public life brought Home to them. Or. Churchill on tuesday night for tie first two thirds of Liis address was the militant British politician discussing questions of general interest to the British Peoples with the Freedom and directness which he would employ if his audience were made up of electors of great or. Churchill was seen in action and the audience appreciated enjoyed and applauded the performance. Most of the Points dealt with were highly disputations and the View presented was that of or. Churchill himself rather than that of his party. Upon Allt he subjects naval parity if lathe United states the proposed treaty with Egypt and the Singapore is wide diversity of View More than fifty years now it is a fast growing City the biggest be i planning that Grain is carried at a i loss. So great is this loss that i when the West produced its largest Harvest last year railway earnings broke All previous records. It is hard to understand this Paradox but the big railway men All say so. But this year they Are going to be Happy. The crop is going to be much smaller than usual so the railways should be just that much better off. A great Britain not Only Between the parties but As or i Cooks arc a Churchill intimated was the ease in the matter of Egypt also the conservative party. An article the Art of by Charles d. Steward in the at lactic describes a number of deaths beginning with a Black Boxer named Tiger Flowers who was called the Black fighter with a while Tiger is introduced ago by Viscount Grey. Sir Edward. Grey As he then was said to us in a Gay Robe Tawny j Tiger stripes As he a the operating room in conditions and should continue on that basis that it should not a new York Hospital. He was or. Churchill s considered judgment As to the proper naval policy to be followed by great Britain in relation to the United states corresponds closely with the View put Forward nine years that the British naval policies were All based upon european j in the least matter what the United states did in the matter of building a Navy. The doctrine was very unacceptable to great Britain at that time because in the Light of the naval programme outlined by the United states it meant that the United states would have in the course of a few years the largest Navy in the world. If on this Point great Britain is now philosophical there is much to be said in favor of or. Churchill s proposal but if As we think highly probable the naval authorities of great Britain would never in fact agree to the United states Navy out stripping that or great Britain the Pursuit of a formula of parity is to be encouraged As the Only alternative to what would be in fact competitive naval building. The concluding portions of or. Churchill s address in which lie dealt with Empire constitutional relationships in the Light of the Balfour declarations were masterly and convincing. Or. Churchill was of course a party to this report and he summarized its spirit and scope in a passage of telling Power and compactness. All the British nations have the same relationship to one another and they have the relationship to the Crown. It is the definition which has appeared Many times Al most in these words in these columns. In it is packed the whole purpose and spirit of the Balfour declaration. There is no Overr lordship by one British nation tie parliament of one nation has no jurisdiction Over the parliament of another British nation in Canada there is his majesty s government and in great Britain Liere is also his majesty s government but each govern ment is distinct and supreme within its jurisdiction. The apply. Cation of this simple and easily understandable principle solves All the problems and difficulties which Are posed by people Are movement a handsome creature faultless in form. Just before the Ether began to affect him they heard him Pray now i Lay me Down to sleep i Pray the lord my soul to he never spoke again. And w6 Are told that lie died in charade. Cor he never left a dressing room to engage in a fight without Kneel ing a moment in prayer. He was a pillar in his Church and famous in the ring. The second description is of i Stonewall Jackson in but. It is still As Boyish As Ever. Perhaps it s the cowboys who do it i for the cowboys Are still in Evi Deuce All the year round even if most of them reach town these Days in cars and have Oil leases Ini their pockets. J i Oil it was bound to come out sooner or later in any column about Calgary and if you reach the City when the wind is blowing from the big refinery in East Calgary you will smell a remarkable smell. Cal Arians Don t talk about that odor particularly but they Are j probably As proud of it As they ave of everything else in the City which Calls to mind a Story about the water in Calgary. In certain seasons of the year it is found Wise to put a touch of Chloride into the reservoirs. Just a touch to be sure but a Little of it goes a Long Long Way and a visitor remarked to an old timer on the Peculiar flavor. The old timer fired up at once it s not the water. It s what they put in anyway they keep the Oil out of the water is something but they keep it out of nothing else. Who owns that big House on the asks the visitor. The answer is always the big Oil Man built who did this who proposed Back corns the old refrain Oil Oil Oil. Then the truth finally dawns on the. Guest. Everybody in Calgary War " and i is a big Oil Man or Hopes to be. Courage and Enterprise and Cal Gary lacks neither Quality. She has gambled and in the main she has won. The Oil Industry is producing at the rate of a million dollars a year and the cheap Gas fuel has brought Many new industries to the City. Nor has the end been heard of her Oil. High in. The Southern sky night and after night hangs the lurid glow from the Gas flames of the Turner Valley. It is clearly visible More than 50 Miles away. Just As the children of Israel were led to the promised land by a pillar fire so the people of Calgary turn towards that Rich dome of Light As a portent and a Promise. It leads them on. So Long As it lasts their Faith will last with it. A Etious cabled to him by sir aus ten Chamberlain and or. Churchill. Or. Churchill in his Ottawa speech suggested that each coun try should build As big a Navy As it needed without regard to naval construction by the other and with out any Effort to restrict armaments by Mutual agreement. The trouble witly this is that the big Navy group in both countries would insist that monster navies were needed. So Jar As the United states is concerned it is certain that the Brit ish Navy will be the yardstick by which to measure United states naval construction. Unless some agreement is reached there is bound to be More or less of v Competition in naval construction. The people of the United states do a11 conspicuous politicians Black want this and will cordially1 coat winged Collar Grey striped Welcome the Pacific overtures of Premier Macdonald. At the same time it is quite possible that or. Hoover May fare As did or. Wilson before him if he engrossed too much of the spotlight and does not take into his Confidence and Call to his Aid leading members of the Senate from both political parties. Fair turks up in Arras from the St. Paul Pioneer the Stamboul woman s Union of Turkey is going into action. And not of the exchequer and was now jul. Opposition but in Good lighting order and with All his weapons shining. He was speaking without exer Tion giving us Good advice. Do not permit subversive pacifist and defeatist ideas to Lake Lodgment in your spurn the. Pois Ges Foa that the relationships Between Grott Britain and the tji cited slates Are such As will provoke War. The maintenance of peace is the great Tudesque unusual and brilliantly object of uie we gentleman. Or. Churchill comos out in the conventional uniform of trousers and a link or two of thin Gold shining on the Black Back ground of his Waistcoat. He has the round plump Little Jack Horner sort of face you might find on Friendly gnome in the Depths of an covet 110 one s jealous of no other country in the How Beneficent have been Tho results of British influence British uni Lucacc Mark not Rule. British Yule would have Given stil better results 1 it is ail so Good too for tie races. The pit applaud tie assertion. He warns us against the enchanted Forest. He sits Down and ends with a reference in vol All Tator regulating everything Row orthography to headgear can cause half the uneasiness that the woman s programme just announced is creating. The Stamboul woman s Union is the Only women s organization in Turkey. The first Plank of the new plat form demands women police to snatch from perdition Young Turk ish girls who work in bars and that was revolutionary beside archbishop Malbe Sou whose purple apron glows royally in the footlights soft Glare or. James pm Chardson heavy and Stern in Fuli dress on his left hand with . Bracken As a Hank supporter. On the right Wing sits Young Randolph the Laws of Kemal the die handsome As a Sci poor t air pro Viart p 171 2 1 oh1 the naval agreement galls for tact in every death. His baptismal name was Thomas Jonathan he was a Man whose gospel was the gospel the Prince of peace. He never ran away from one enemy without and sudden death Are no longer topics of conversation. Over the teacups the whispering Heads pass along hot making sure that he was running Market lips. The waiter leaning towards he was daunt Over you in the restaurant less in War and always self con mur3 that hartal looks Good or trolled he would neither swear nor pose. Wounded in mistake by one of his own men he lingered eight Days and died in giving orders to his which or. Stewart quotes adding that if Shakespeare had found thai dramatic dying , he had it without changing. A tiling he was great enough to Chalteron and Poe come next and then Tolstoi whose last words were even in the face of death twice one is the com slept has Point also it is a conclusion Worth remembering in the face of the Saddest death after a wasted life Here described is that of the great writer of Short stories mystified and troubled by the Balfour report. Or. Churchill s j p. Henry whose last words were i Don t want to go Home in the when the russian poet. Pushkin was his wife asked him if there were no friends he would like to see. He lifted his eyes to the shelf where stood his favorite books and said my simple but emphatic declaration should have a highly enlighten ing effect upon those canadians who. Think that the Balfour re port is a treasonable document wrested from a reluctant British government by truculent scheming Dominion premiers. This idea lingers in Canada and can even be found in High places if or. Churchill can do anything to. Dispel it Canada will be Greaty in his debt. Or. Churchill spoke in the Yeli know ii letter to or. Eloquently and wisely of the Mutual and enduring co operation that will go along with the acceptance of the new Conception of Empire relationships Here again his words cannot but have a beneficial effect in quieting apprehensions arising from ignorance and misunderstanding. As or. Churchill says the new Empire works in the face of that fact there is no place for. Cynicism doubt. Or. Macklin s Jubilee Edward Hamilton Macklin s to his fiftieth year of unbroken identity with the news paper business in Canada and to thirtieth year of association Ellis has been made by associates an occasion upon to offer him their felicitations. The gathering s arranged in his Honor yesterday will be found in the news columns where they appear for the information of that much , in his personality is esteemed and his. Service to the Community appreciated. Or. Macklin s Long prominent identification with newspaper activities has brought him friends of very Long standing in All parts of the Dominion Anci indeed far is Cairns giving a sketch his father s life or. John. Brown de scribes the very article of death with that love of order and decency which was a Law of his life he deliberately composed himself placing his body at As if set Ting his House in order before leaving it and then closed his eyes and so that his last the look his body carried to the that of Sweet dignified it recalls. The that United is doing Well or Home. No. 3 is expected to come in that Day or that a big Boston Syndicate is taking Over important acreage in the or. That Geile Rai it behind1, the slogan by Tom King. Washington Premier Macdonald be More adroit than president Hoover his Mission to Washington May fail of its chief purpose the reduction of naval armaments. Or. Hoover s precipitate announcement that he would ignore the direction of Congress so far As Cruiser construction goes during the present fiscal year has occasioned some resentment which May soon be voiced on the floor of the Senate. This unfortunate As anything like a Domestic Contro Versy Over the naval programme would Embarrass the British prime minister. The division of sentiment on the naval question in this coun try is on sectional not parly lines. The people living on the Seaboard naturally favor a Strong Navy while the people living in. The Interior Are less interested. A merchant in new York May fear a naval attack upon his City will injure or destroy his property but the Farmer in Kansas or Iowa is quite certain that no battleship can Ever get. Across the Alleghany or the Rocky mountains. There seems to impression in Canada and the Mother country alike that the or of the big Navy i n the United states Are More or less animated by anti British sentiment r do not think Hal is True certainly the opponents of a big Navy come from states where there is Strong anti British prejudice. The pro German of. The Middle West is firmly convinced that the United states Navy will never come into conflict with the Navy of great Britai. He is More or less haunted by the possibility of an Anglo american Alliance. He believes that great Brilain has Noth ing to fear irom an american Navy however Large. Hence the Small Navy group in the United states is really an anti British group. Quite naturally the size of the. United. States Navy must More or less depend the size of the a pretty somebody else is doing something that will mean big Money to some body. The Beauty of it is thai the somebody 1 May be you. One big Oil Man who was asked for a Good lip looked As Wise As a owl for some moments and Thon waved his hand at the astonishing number of stocks listed on the Calgary Exchange buy any of he said Curlly. You. Can t the Centre of inhere St of course is the Turner Valley where some 20. Wells Are producing and another so Are being drilled but the r Yoi the. Wild cat grows louder in the land and new structures Are being explored everywhere. Wild cats Are respectable in Calgary for their stocks Are usually cheap cheaper the Stock the More of. It you can buy Ami Ibe bigger the clean up if a Well Somes in. In Calgary they Don t. Say they say but though optimism May seem overdone Calgary would not have forged ahead As she has done death of Socrates Afler drinking potion. It is not so certain that Tenny without her. Oil. It has taken own in god and the son s words on his deathbed re one of his last poems feared to the lines in Pear not thou the hidden purpose hang there like fruit my soul. Till the tree his son Hallam says in. The Bio Graphy that he asked for1 Shakespeare but Yas not Able to read. Later in the Day be. Murmured i. Have opened but his son a sure whether he Cim not to some lines one that Power which alone is Greal nor the myriad his Shadow nor the silent opener of the i after the words i have opened Tennyson spoke Only once Farewell Blessing to a wife and son. Of a Navy second to nearly everyone will admit that great Brit Ain needs a stronger Navy than the United states just As a Man with two children will admit thai he does vol need As Large a residence As the father of ten children. At the same time he will probably build As Large a House if Only to keep up Wilh the Joneses. Enough the most Radical of turkish males. But when the women deliberately announce their intention of urging demanding and insisting upon the right of widows to remarry the Tony wellers of the country Are said to be looking for a Way out or threatening As or. Weller did to turn Misan thrones and keep a the third Plank is less lurid. It de mands a crusade against turkish women who forget patriotism and marry foreigners. The whole programme and its Madcap demands follow naturally so turkish men say from the Promise now to be fulfilled of giving women the right to vote. Freed from the prison like harem from the a shrouding veil from polygamy from the religious teach ing that they Are without souls or Hope of Paradise outside of wed lock Tea women of Turkey have had their condition of life improved vastly in less than a decade. But the Progress is Only started and it will not Stop until every widow has equal rights with every widower to a second number in the lottery of Matrimony. From books in death Mary e. Bradley.1 How still the room is but a while ago the sound of sobbing voices vexed my ears and on my face there fell a rain of i i scarce knew Why or whence but now i know. For ibis Sweet speaking silence this sur cease off he dumb desperate after breath. The painless consciousness of perfect peace which fills the place of anguish it is death what Folly to have feared it not the Best of All we knew of life can equal this blending in one the sense of utter rest the vivid certainty of boundless Bliss 0 death the loveliness that is in thee could the world know the world would cease to. Be. Why the nostrums p. H. U. In the Canadian forum Why must our professional imperialist patriots always be Rushing Forward with their nostrums for saving the Empire no group of nations in the world today Are United by such ties of natural Friendship and affection As the group which make up the British Commonwealth. Leave them alone. Why cannot our imperialists show a if tie of the Faith in the Empire which they Are professing nations like individuals can Only remain friends so Long As each takes the other As he is and each minds his own business. The Brit ish nations Are getting on quite or. Churchill s Ottawa speech will j Nap Ivy together on these terms at Klou Ledly come under review our imperialist Busy unclog Ledly should any naval debate arise 111 the Senate. Or. Churchill Points Oul the Diefin bullies which attend any attempt to make a hard and fast agreement respecting naval Arma ment and even goes so far As to say that the Washington agreement in 1921 strained rather than improved. Anglo american relations. A matter of fact that conference did a. Great Deal of Good bringing about among other things the Abro gation of the Anglo japanese treaty. British prestige was probably never so High in the United states As u was at the conclusion of that con Ference. Subsequently the Ameri cans complained that the British government was violating the spirit of the agreement by the rapid construction of cruisers. The Geneva naval conference in 1927 was. Called by cloudge for. The express purpose of coming to some agreement in relation to cruisers. The conference ended in an ill fated fiasco and its failure undoubtedly caused irritation in the United states which led to the passage of the Cruiser Bill. That i ritalin might have been dissipated if Premier Baldwin had spoken some reassuring words when he delivered his speech at the open ing of the peace Bridge. In the sum of 1927 that he. Not improve this Opportunity due it present. But our imperialist bodies will not leave them alone unfortunately. One reason is that most of obese gentlemen have not yet been demobilized. They Are still living in the War atmosphere and they see the Empire As still fighting for its life against open and secret enemies. The Oiler reason is that most of these loud patriots excepting of course such incurable romantics As those the round table whose Imperial Fervour just now shows every sign of de generating into a religious cult Model and mayor Dan Mclean with heavy Gold Albert and the lieutenant governor of Manitoba. The stage behind these celebrities has a dense crop of Well dressed audience richly Kals mined by the Rose tinted flood lights in the Ilies. And out in front the House is full right up to the gallery s torrid roof with Union jacks draped in red and Cobalt splashes on the bal Cony rails. When or. Churchill comes in everybody rises and cheers abound. He Steps Forward and the gnome in him comes right out and looks puckish by into the crowded dusk of the theatre. Clutching both Coal lapels High up near his Collar he begins to speak in a thin refined voice touched faintly with a Dainty Little Lisp and not wedded too Udo piously to the final English aspirate. The Empire has come through the Fiah intact United stronger than Etc. He goes on to assure us that great Britain was never so full of Progress As she is that while unemployment is a grave social prob Lem it is not a National crisis. He says this firmly his voice takes and puts on Challenge the gnome is suddenly a figure of men Ace the humorous Tabby we perceive with a thrill is a stalking feline. This pleasant sex gentleman is one of the Imperial personalities and a world figure of the most formidable character. This was the Man who unleashed the British sea Power the world ing the Joy the peace the glory of very loud Aud continued applause. Churchill has the British states Man s Peculiar appearance in its most marked degree. The appear Ance of pleasing oddity of Bimla , of innocence of k is a curious mask. The germans at least scowled ant strutted and clanked but the British imperialists look like the Che Ryhle and the More gnome like they keen the More desperate they Are. Be Hind Winston Churchill Are fighting stocks which come Down through the Stormy years adventurers pirates seamen Koj doors of Fortuni. Himself has All these traits they Are his blood Girt from his ancestors and they form the contribution he himself has made to England and which he Hopes to add to quite considerably in the future. T. B. R. Half dimes and half cents prom Xci York Herald Tribune the Canadian Parson who at tributes the decline in his Church collections to the Advent of the big Nickel had better look 10 to Quality of his own preaching or to the thermometer. These Large five cent he says Are dropped into uie collection plate with a nourish that belongs to nothing loss than a but Iho big and noisy Nickels which the Parson deplores air nothing but the Nickel Nickels which we have had on this Side of the Frontier i or sixty Odd year.--. We too used Silver half just half the. Size of a dime i or More than half of our existence As a nation and it is not recorded that when gave them up in 3866 the Parsons vol ipod the Dif Ference. Possibly the Canadian it he is stubborn will insist that no one noticed the difference in those War who wrestled Wilh the people used and intelligence and frustration i a Titan Over the expedition to the Dardanelles and who Rode Oul and survived the Post War typhoons of greenbacks Radir. R than Metal cur Rency. Changes in currency interest the British politics. There he clergy _ people exactly like Low s cartoon of i j. 1.1 . Down of the stage beside the Eytive what Are you going telling us with his Light voice How to ,i0 a Jujj your urst new win Sipeo had grown amazingly in history does not record the re thirty How unto Tunaley spouse at least the Parson of that us-n-0 ii to Church was on the of. But every the people were who lived besides in he Media of the russian bolshevik its. Touches us All and be indeed he was. A world figure cause the United slates has now before the War Andl a world figure still and speech making the least of his extraordinary accomplishments and activities. In the pre War missions to Ger Many when the English were exploring the possibilities of. War Ami peace with the German govern ment Churchill was on the delegations. There was he on the Walker for several decades steadfastly maintained its present coins few recall How varied was our earlier Money. The changes from the in Dian Penny to the Lincoln head and from the old Liberty Nickel to the Bison and Indian Are most familiar but those whose memories go Back thirty years recall when iwo and three cent pieces the former of Copper twice As big As a. Penny the latter of Nickel almost precisely the size of a dime wore manic dream a realized madness now fortunately past. Our speaker was associated in the dealings of War lords and the rulers who de cide the Fato of nations. Great personages tremendous episodes irretrievable astounding decisions wealth in its astronomical Dimen Sions Power in its extreme expansions these were the counters 1n the game Churchill played As an adept. There was an unfortunate or. Young somewhere who had made .1 speech distasteful to our speaker. He would Deal with or. Young. The thin voice was suddenly exciting. He had mounted a. Horse and flashed out a. Sabre and whirled off or. Young s head by the simple get a Little prestige or inflexion of his tones. Here was stage criticizing the egyptian coe1mon though the mint treaty but where were the ceased coining them a. Decade be tates of Potsdam and the Wilhelm a fore the turn of the Century. Now Strasse with whom lie had coh suited William out of spiked Hel a mets and uniforms combing hib 1sg3 the substantial extra Beard in doom Bulow vanished j value attaching to the More limited Bethmann vanished the great Ger Issue of 3892. The 20-cent pieces of last Century Are almost never Ness invariably it bears the Date Power or economic profit from exploiting British sentiment. When breakfast is ready prom the Toronto mall and Empire the famous Winston the hero of a Hundred High dramatic scenes and misadventures. He had contended with the great punch a famous advice to those j eccentric Fisher the Pride. Of win to fret married has been about to get married equalled we believe by the Ameri can publication life which reports a husband As saying to his wife Well i hear you scraping the Toast so i suppose breakfast is camping lass popular the Antic minn., journal it is probably Safe to say that the camping out method of Auto Mobile touring has reached its Crest of popularity and that the popular pries resorts and hotels Are Cap and will capture the major i is Inch 11 a in in Raj-1 Al p vol j . Of it of its disillusioned devotees the British Navy and ousted him. He had stood up to massive British military Monument in the War Council and had out faced him and had retained his respect. He had gone Down in the rancorous political Dirk work which ushered in the first coalition government he had come up again in the extravaganzas of the Post War politics and gone Down again to bite the bitter dust of defeat and come Back again to be Chancellor seen today ind when they occur they Are usually passed unwittingly As quarters. Forgotten too. Are the half cells which were used in this country almost until the civil War and the big Copper cents the size of a British or Canadian Penny which were issued until 3857. Now and then in Remolo Corners of Canada these old american coins Are still met with and Are accepted readily As Canadian currency is in our own Border cities. The least familiar of the regular issues of american coins is the old Silver three cell piece less than a third the size of the dime which current in the 50s. It is curious i hat in a country where taxicabs. Shoe mores Cigar ettes and hat styles tend to Ond. Identical coast to coast convention styles in Money should continue to differ. The Wesl coaster still stares at the frugal Penny and easterner going West is amazed to discover that the Cartwheel Silver Dollar which he thought gone out of style with Beanie is still part of inc everyday Load of every son of the far West. Birthday congratulations to John w. London England August 22, 3s7b. Geo. A. Brown . Born St. Jean Baptiste Mac. August 3875. James d. Mor Rocc barrister win Niper born Kingston onr., August 22, 1859. H. Winnipeg. Born re ;