Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 24, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba Editorial Section pages ii to 20 Freedom of Trade Liberty of religion Equality of civil rights Winnipeg saturday August. 24, 1929 printed and published the Manitoba free press company. Limited joint Stock company. Incorporated under the jaws of Manitoba at its head office and place of Bantam 300 Carlton it ret. In the City of Wynn per Allan Toba. B. H. Mack lot president nod general manager. Registered at the general Rost offer London. Ent., for transmission through tha malls in the British Isles at Inland Revenue rates. 1 Progress at the Hague despite the cabled excitement from the Hague during the first few clays of on reparations the delegates Are still there acid the conference is still in being. Or. Nov Den did not pack off to England in an angry storm while the French stood by irreconcilable in their opposition and angrily allowed him. To go. The actual proceedings As a matter of fact seem to have been much More conventional than the first reports suggested and a Penis Al of such parts of or. Snowdon s speeches As have been reported verbatim do not Plain very startling characteristics. It May have been a Shock to the other delegates to have the British Case presented in entirely unambiguous language but they sustained the Shock perhaps with some justifiable perturbation and thereafter began to Settle Down to discuss a situation in which they arc All agreed upon the main that some amicable and lasting solution must in the general interest be found. That is what they Are working on happens to the conference at the Hague certain facts have come to the surface of the reparations problem which at least make it More easy to understand. It has been Given definiteness the German ability to pay has been assessed in round figures Over a stated Torra of years and All the creditor Coli entries irrespective of their disagreement on the division of the pay ments have accepted the total sum Germany is asked to pay. This confines the whole transaction to perceptible operations through a known period at the end of which the scores will have been settled and the last obligations of Germany wiped out. It hardly be possible henceforth to involve reparations in the Clouds of confusion and misconception in which they floundered up till 1924, and ont of which they have now been rescued and i Given rational dimensions by the Young plan. Involved in the reparations adjustment is the withdrawal of the Allied troops from the occupied areas in the Rhineland where they have been stationed since the end of the War. The reports from the Hague on this phase of the conference Are reassuring. Britain s position it is understood is that the British troops will be withdrawn even though no agreement on the percentages can be reached and Belgium has decided to stand by great Britain and withdraw from the Rhineland too. The French from whom the real opposition to speedy or easy withdrawal was expected to come have displayed instead a Friendly sympathy for the German demands for withdrawal and an excellent temper Marks the general attitude of the conference towards this phase of the settlement. As the events have gone even if the conference does adjourn without an on the annuities the question of the occupied areas has passed into the easier areas of diplomacy. These Are distinct gains in the wider orbit of International i relations. They suggest that there really is a better International understanding and that the sentiments embodied in Tho peace pacts really were sincere and Are making their effects Felt in the treatment of the issues on whose effective settlement the Harmony of Europe depends. It is difficult even conceding total failure at this session the conference to imagine a. Crisis resulting which would seriously endanger the world s immediate peace. The disagreements at the Hague May be very serious and even much less so than they would have been lie has autocratic ally created have nothing to do with it and their activities will be ignored by Winni Peg in they have any effect it will be to exacerbate the situation and make its adjustment More scenes of manch u Rian troubles the glory of the Garden horticultural shows Are All Over the place this season. Greater Winnipeg has twelve on its proud hands symbolic of the Beauty which to spread out in gardens every where. They Are a forerunner of the provincial show which will be held August 27-31 in the City. An integral part of each neigh boyhood Effort is the Home grounds Competition. These Are not perhaps instructive As to landscape Garden ing but they Tell a Story in. Life values which does gild the Lily and throw perfume on the Violet. Street after Street in Winnipeg North South East and West can show stately Homes and tiny Homes each set in a Bower which expresses appreciation of things Beautiful and radiates its influence As. Far As the Happy winds carry its message. Some of these gardens would have been made anyway. Then creators if nothing else were at hand would have conscripted once More the reliable Tomato can. But encouragement and emulation have their place in this record of civic Pride and lhes.5have been Forth coming through the efforts of the neighbourhood horticultural society the officers of which Are giving a real contribution to those things in a City which Are of Good report. Town after town outside of Winnipeg have their Lovely gardens also. So have Many farmsteads. The cumulative value of these in the up building of the province Are of More real Impi Tance than for instance the record of the experimental farm at Morden with its frailty it Apple Trees hanging with ripening fruit outstanding As that is. Heretofore there has. Not been the in liberals who previously voted conservative and half who Are under communistic what is. Wanted or. Shaw declared in concluding is not an eight hour Day but a four hour working Day leaving play for individuality and incidentally helping to solve unemployment a writer in Chamberss revives the wild determined adventure and unhappy Romance of Princess Clementina Sobieski Prince Char lie s polish Mother. The Story of her engagement to the old pre tender without having seen him face to face the efforts of the British government to prevent the marriage the marriage by proxy at Bologna to the unseen Fiance the real marriage later in Home the activities of Wogan devoted Irish factotum of the elder pre the key to Manchuria on july 10, the. Chinese authorities at Harbin in the heart of Manchuria entered the offices of the chinese Eastern railway arrested the russian railway executives deported them and announced that henceforward the. Rail Way must be considered As owned and oper ated by China. Since then armies have been massing at vital Points on the manchurian. Frontier and a very similar pact with can Tso in the famous old Bandit who was then a. Control of Manchuria and in open revolt against the Cen trial chinese government. This was the peking agreement differing from the Mukden pact chiefly in hastening the time when the Road would revert to chinese hands. During the next two years there was constant bickering Between Japan Russia and China Over the chinese Eastern. At the same time the old Central government col China and Russia stand on the lapsed civil strife broke out Al dangerous but they Are a year ago. A question of Money speakers at a Public meeting at the Pas have charged the free press with opposing the construction of the proposed Highway to that town. The free press is not aware that it has offered objections to this project. It has commented on the spectacle of politicians and party newspapers denouncing the Bracken government today for the size of the provincial expenditures and to Morrow for demanding that it construct the Road to Pas regard less of the Cost. The problem of improving communications Between the Southern part of the province and the North Ern which includes the matter of the Road to the Pas is a Large and intricate one which will require careful study by experts and engineers. The Bracken government is presumably giving its attention to it. The proposition will have to meet with general Public approval be cause it will Cost a lot of Money which will have to be provided in the usual the taxpayers. The taxpayers May be unduly critical on the Point of the possibility of the Early completion of the Road because they Are being stirred up to think that too much Money is already being spent by the government but that is part of the consequences of the game of politics which is being played and by no person More enthusiastically than by the mayor of the Pas. Winnipeg expressed himself on Uch important questions As the Gyp Tiao treaty the Singapore Jase Russia British american re actions and Empire relations. Would it not he appropriate to offer in. Thomas an Opportunity also to address a Large Public meeting a it would be. Not Only inter sting but valuable to have him Ollow or. Churchill in commenting in these important issues. Or. Thomas visit the announcement that or. J. H. Thomas is to visit Winnipeg on september 2 suggests that it would be an excellent idea to give him Opportunity to meet As Large and representative a gathering in this City As or. Churchill addressed the other evening theatre. In the Walker or. Thomas is lord privy Seal my minister Lor unemployment in British. Labor government he is As picturesque a. Figure in the labor movement As or. Churchil la among the conservatives he was Secretary for the dominions and the colonies a the first Labo government and is regarded a one of the most seasoned and effective debaters these individual outside the City that there might Well be to make the provincial show the Harvest Home that it dreams of being. There is no democracy like the democracy of the Garden and. Pleasure of grow ing things is made alb the Keener a contemplation of the efforts of others. Greater Winnipeg horticultural shows converge on the provincial show. That should be the Case of All Manitoba. Some of the outside individual verge of War. Nominally the cause of War will rest on. The question whether or not the Mukden agree ment of 1924 has been broken. In be a struggle for. Decisive control in Manchuria a Fertile territory far greater in extent than the Canadian Prairies and now being peopled from China at the rate of a million a. Year one of the greatest mass movements of population the world has Ever seen for. More than thirty years this land of shadowy sovereignty and Uncertain Law has been a Bone of Contention Between. Russia China and Japan. Wars have been f dug lit tender and the epic journey across the continent Are for All Young readers who knew not that Romance and for All old readers who had forgotten it Princess Sobieski was made of heroic stuff. But a Royal Maiden o seventeen would dare endure and Triumph Over the impossible with the Crown of great Britain Ireland and France dangled before her ambitious eyes. She bore her Faith less i Urban a two sons Prince Charlie and Henry who became a Cardinal. Prince Charlie was the son of his Mother in certain characteristics. His father we remember figures miserably in Thack Eray s Henry the Bookman. Over China and in 1927 Chiani Kai Shek Leader of the new nationalists and a violent opponent o All russian and communist influence assumed Power. It was he acting in. Conjunction with Chang. Harris writing in controlling dangerous drugs article 23 of the league of a ions gives the league Genera supervision Over the execution agreements with regard the traffic in opium and. Other danger Ous that provision a implemented in 3.925 by a new convention which had. For its con the appointment of Central control Board. It has taken All this time to get the necessary ratifications and Only recently at Geneva has it got into operation. The function of the Central Board will be to Endeavor to Trace illicit London was All Het up on wednesday Over what was said in Winnipeg on tuesday. How is it that persons who despise education usually Are those who think they know it All Quick action on debt payments demanded this headline in. The morning paper referring to the International financial crisis Only repeated the Curt intimation about a purely per Sonal matter received previously in the morning mail. When Money talks statesmen Don t differ from Dun collectors in tha language they use to draw the blood from the Stone. Over it spheres of influence established treaties and conventions made broken. Now with the sudden influx of a huge population the question grows critical once shows Are outstanding in themselves More. The chinese Eastern railway held As they Are now by 26 Horti holds the key of the situation. Cultural societies As Well As some agricultural societies. At. Russell for instance this year f. L. Skin Ner of drop More gave away 200 specimens of lillium. A Ratum per haps part of his Field of Lily blooms. Or. Skinner has built up a name for himself in horticultural circles far outside Manitoba. It is his sort that the provincial show delights to Honor As Well As showing Forth what this province can do when the autumn piles up when the trans siberian railway was built in 1s91 the original East pm Section to Vladivostok ran Cir cuito sly round the Northern Border of Manchuria. Just As the Canadian Pacific obtained permission to build through the state of Maine so rus Sia determined to get permission to build directly through Manchuria to its All Winter of Vladivostok. The result wag the treaty of 1s96 Between. Russia Ano China Hsueh Liang son. Of old Chang and ruler in his stead., of the Mau Churdan. Provinces who last july threw All russian officials out of Manchuria and assumed ownership of the chinese Eastern. He claimed breach of the Mukden and peking agreements. The world now Waits to see the outcome. Will Russia use Force to re enter Manchuria chinese government Strong enough to hold its position not Only against Russia but against the Semi Independent governors of the three. Outlying widespread Manchur Ian provinces lastly and perhaps most important will Japan allow Russia and China to Settle their own differences or will she step in As she has done before to fasten her grip More firmly than Ever on the Rich Mainland lying off her coasts notes the Spectator explains the intention is that governments shall sup ply to the Central Board regularly an estimate of their annual needs in the matter of narcotics for strictly medicinal and scientific purposes. In addition there will be forwarded to the Board actual statistics of imports and exports and the Hon. Peter Heenan has insisted upon appointing a representative for the City on a Board o arbitration the City has insisted i does t want. Or. Heenan puts himself in the place of that old time bar room pest who had to be kicked before be could be Mads understand tha his drinks were unwanted. A raw Deal the British objections to the report of the Young reparation commission Are put in. Small com pass by the London observer the reduction of Germany s liability under the Young re port is calculated on a corresponding reduction of the Brit ish annuity while the French and italian annuities Are in creased and even that Ejigu Ous British annuity is to come from the Post potable not the unconditional part of the Ger Man payments. On the French and italian Side stands an in creased Revenue secured on a prior charge. On the British Side a reduced Revenue wholly unsecured. It is not Only in just not Only a Businesslike. It is unnecessary. As a country we have gladly paid a big Price for peace and conciliation. Manufactures of drugs Quarter by Quarter. Comparison the figures thus obtained will show pretty clearly if. Any country is securing substantially larger supplies of narcotics than its own estimates have to need. In such a Case Contact will be established Between the Board and the government concerned and the matter will if necessary be brought before the league Council. It has been roughly estimated that the amount of opium and opium codeine and to Supply the world s medicinal and scientific needs annually is 340 tons while a conservative estimate of the amount produced is tons. For cocaine the figures for necessary supplies Are 12 tons while As a matter of fact More than that amount is manufactured in Europe books Are a finer world within the world i alone. The Flowers and fruit of the year. A Russia promised Aid to Peter Heenan Butts in the difference Between the City of Winnipeg and employees of its Hydro electric system which has led to the appointment of a Board of conciliation by the minister of labor has no relation to hours wages or working conditions. It has to do with the policy which the my of Winnipeg has maintained for years that employees of the City while free to organize and make collective bargains Are not to be Long to outside Industrial unions. The reason for the prohibition is Well known it is to Lessen the possibility of the essential services of the City being suspended to the great injury of All the through tha arising of Industrial disputes with which the City is not concerned. The policy is one of longstanding it has been reviewed from time to time by reason upon it and confirmed. So far As the record shows the people of Winnipeg Are definitely , As necessary for the Protection of the Community. It is of course open to anybody who thinks the regulation wrong and not in the civic interest to seek its removal by the Agency of the ballot Box we. Have a Muni Cipal election once a year in Winnipeg at which questions of this character can be submitted to the judgment of the electors. The inde pendent labor party will be quite within its rights to ask authority from the electors to wipe out the slave As the party Calls it and. If it obtains that authority no objection can. Be taken to a reversal o. Policy. But All. Kinds of objection can be taken to the irruption into this situation of or. Peter Heenan minister of labor in the Dominion govern ment this is a question of policy solely within the jurisdiction of the people of Winnipeg. The depart ment of. Labor or. Heenan or. Bennett gets personal a the Horn Herbert Marler Canadian minister to Japan has been a feature of or. Bennett s recent speeches in British Columbia. Having declared his opposition to the australian Trade treaty which has so greatly increased Canadian exports to the Antipodes and his opposition to the Praser River Salmon treaty which is All that China in Case of War and in return received permission to build. A russian railway construction com Pany was formed while the rus Sian government guaranteed the railway Bonds. Great land corp panties acquired concessions and russian immigration began. After eighty years the railway was to revert wholly to China while after 36 years she was to have the Privi lege of buying it. The line was opened to traffic in i 1903. It ran More than Miles from Manchu i to Vladivostok while a 500-mile Branch swung in and the conciliation. Board i Ilion .li7uu.-l.lja.il. v Tiiu in. I stands Between the fishing Industry. Of Manchuria and extinction or. Bennett attacks or. Marler As a glorified commissioner masquerading in Gold the declares or. Bennett is broadcasting propaganda through or. he concludes by asking what or. Mar Ler is. Going to do in Japan. Is or. Bennett afraid that or. Marler. Will round up. The Mikado and his Samurai bring them Back to Canada them into grit voters what does he mean by saying that or. Marler is an. Instrument of propaganda or. Marler s Public utterances have been Minim pea Chabie. In. Dignified language he has repeatedly Given every Indica Tion of the seriousness with which approaches his important mis Sion. He will be Canada s sole representative in a part of the world which is destined within the next generation to attain Junore rapid Advance than any other con Jtineant. Is this not important or. Ben i. Nett knows that it is. Instead of admitting it he Stoops ties about clothes. Harbin through Muk Den to Dairen and port on the yellow sea. Russian influence in the railway zone rapidly in creased and in 1902 she agreed to withdraw the. Troops brought in during the Boxer rebellion. The terms of this agreement were not kept and became As a result an important cause of the Russo japanese War for by. This Japan was. Eager to obtain a. Hold on the Mainland. China was Power less to and Japan obtained the right to station armed guards along the chinese Eastern Branch line from its terminus at port a thur As far North As Changchun the Branch the lease of which was then transferred to Japan now be Bernard Shaw in a lecture before a summer school the other said that while in his seventy third year he was a very Strong socialist that was no guarantee that in his seventy fifth year he might not be a Rabid he told his hearers that a class War was impossible with the movement drawn from Trade unions and imbued with capitalistic ways of Karl Marx was an innocent old gentleman who never came in con tact with practical to make it Plain that he was a Bourgeois or. Shaw told them How his father forbade him to play with or even speak to the son. Of a retail tradesman. The wholesaler s son i was allowed to speak to. I received no instructions with regard to working people with a weekly wage because it never entered my father s head that h could be possible that i would dream of playing with people of that t incidental dicta is cabled to the new York times Macdonald is one of those who Felt in. His youth and feels now that socialism is an irresistible Force that 3s bound to Advance. I do not dispute Bis authority to say so but he is a Pioneer. He is up against a machine of most tremendous inertia and probably wondering what instalment of socialism he will be Able to carry out. No Good statesman can feel he has the people entirely behind his Back owing to the ignorance and political imbecility of people it is difficult to get things done but tha most extraordinary things can be done without the people knowing anything about the conservatives quite a if and when the growth of the poppy can be limited the problem will be solved. It has been so limited in India but the Harvest still flourishes in Persia China and Turkey. The finished drag however is manufactured in the occident therefore the efforts of the league to get at the Export and import figures. It is interesting to note that the United states has refused the invitation to appoint a representative on. The. Central Board. Secretary Kellogg in his reply stated that his government would Supply the statistics to the Board but would not participate in the selection of delegates feeling that the Geneva convention is not adequate As to the limitation production of raw opium and Cocoa leaves to the medical and scientific needs of the world and the control of the production and. Distribution of All opium and Cocoa leaves derivatives furthermore the Geneva convention tends to destroy the Unity of Pur pose and joint responsibility of the Powers accomplished by the Hague convection and which this govern ment regards As essential to an effective control of the traffic in narcotic the Hague convention referred to was up through in 1912 and aimed at the control of the distribution of raw opium and also provided for a rigorous restriction of the. Trade in prepared opium the products o Timbo to is confined to which were to be confined birthday congratulations to Thomas Ryan Winnipeg born Perth int August 24 1849. Jas. B Coyne born St. Thomas ont., August 24, 1878. A. A Putter born kent., August 25, 1s6s. England or. S. W. Prow Sebor Nohar Iott Etown p.e.i., August 25, 1s69. R. J. Phin Moosomin sask., sex for Pipestone born August 25, at Kenne que 0-nt" came As the South respectable programme and a Good railway. This was the j show of legislation but by neglect when the great War broke of window dressing the government me great War i contrived to convey an impression out. Of childishness and ignorance which resulted in their being completely soviet Russia while renouncing All financial guarantees and Popr is the Only party that is not unpopular. The people voted for the labor party because the others were so the communist party is still dreaming and talking a lot of rot about the revolutionary working classes. While the communists foolishly and Are continually in conflict with the common sense of the Community their candidates will continue to forfeit their deposits at the elec extinction of the Liberal party is More apparent than real the victims of the present electoral system. Never the Libei Els. Are not in consist half. Of a possibilities made by. Its Imperial predecessor still considered itself a party to any of the benefits which might adhere to the joint owner ship of the chinese Eastern rail Way. In 1924, therefore the Muk Den agreement was signed by China and. The. Soviet. This re embodied the old. Terms for the final Sion of ownership of the line provided for. Joint control and directorate and also. Laid Down a plan political agree ment Between the two Peoples. V Assurance doubly strictly medical and legitimate purposes. F the league reply in Diplomat language suggests that seer Tarj Kellogg snap out of it. So far him Tatum of manufacture is concerned the Geneva convention represents the maximum Progress obtainable by an International con Ference attended by 41 states an lasting three it is corp pie men tary to the Hague provision and the obligations under the lat Ter exist there was further Nice Little dig in paragraph where the league endorses the Point stressed by or Kellogg that control is possible Only through International collaboration and the recognition by Al states of their collective respond of course the Success of to latest Effort will depend upon the Good Faith of the ratifying govern ments. At least the efforts such a composed As it is o eight men who in the language o senator Dandurand by their tech Nical competence impartiality an disinterestedness will Comman general will give in creasing reality to an attempt a control heretofore pretty Well los in vague Ace when the so big that it defeats its object a stand must be vanishing Prairie Chickett Western. Canada cannot Avert the ate of the approaching extinction the Prairie Chicken in Minnesota less its governments impose mor Elf abnegation on. The sportsmen o he West. Chicken once were so common i Minnesota that the sport the lured in the Southern and Western Rairie counties was one the Joy f having to live there. It Thi e the Only to y in life Afforde Hose minnesotans their lives now must indeed be desolate for the Rairie Chicken among them most extinct. The Minnesota game protective eague has appealed to governo Kristianson to close the Chicke e Ason this year to save the Gam rom its. Probable extinction an a Appeal is endorsed by the Tate s game commissioner. Western Canada still has goo Rairie Chicken sport hut it Isa ear what it used to be. It can e. Where guns multiply Birds de Rease. The Prairies ought not t Orget the lessons taught by the criminal depredations among Wii in of All sorts everywhere i he West of this continent. The sportsmen of Western can a can Avert what the sportsmen f Minnesota regard As a sporting is Grace with the exercise of title decent self restraint May be reserved in the Prairies All Over he West the game Little Bird that s no longer a thing of Beauty in most of the United Stales. From the Golden books crushed Larkspur from Sappho or the Hilis the heedless heavy footed plods his Way ii shed behind him lies the Lark Spur soon pm Purling in decay. Y the germans but the infliction y the French is the More ghastly a battering. Tha French lavished ironic Cour esies upon the obtuse Young Man until even he Felt crushed beneath he weight of the Polita satire. Teutonic Justice can never be so go sizing As gallic wit. Another Good Way to Cool itt he warm Days is to think no pfc where the Winter overcoat is to come from. Pass an English doctor has employed much of his spare time during sixty collecting designs of London Galchute covers. The new York Outlook says this will seem like a Hobby to most of us who Pend three or More evenings a week playing with Little coloured cards a game called marvels elderly or. Hugo Eckener flew his Airship nearly Miles the other Day but Young or. Billy Hunt walked 60 Nyles to Gimli in the Day. Walking being a defunct human function probably or. Hunt s feat will be recalled in history As hav no been the More amazing. Modesty did t prevent col. R. M. Of Vancouver from scoring enough Bull s eyes to win the King s prize , but when 11 comes to shooting the. Bull he could 38 beaten easily by a thousand men a this City alone. Meet for air stowaways the aftermath of tribulations for stowaways on air planes and air ships is As disconcerting As is the condition of a drenched cat. One was admonished by the the Western round Papoose arrives at Regina fair when the Regina fair was Over and the indians journeyed home1, Ward one More tiny Brave had been added to he ranks of the vanishing plainsman. This latest Warrior was born on july 30 at the Encampment on North Albert Street in one of the old Tepee. In his place of arrival there was not a single article furniture nor any other accessory of civilization and for Tho first few hours of his existence an Oid bit of Blanket formed his Layette. Then he was presented with a real Layette such As White babies have by the victorian order of nurses and this same gift was the first one that the Regina Branch had been called upon to provide. The . Representative visited the Encampment upon notification and. Seated on the ground there was not even a Box in. The she proceeded to Bathe and dress the unconcerned new Comer. Both Mother and baby appeared to be somewhat indifferent to the necessary customs of civilization and at the end the exhibition expected to be among the pro cession of redskins wending their Way Back Home. The infant Brave will make his Home at Duck Lake. Saskatchewan for a year or so and when the next Regina exhibition conies he will return jogging along behind an Indian Pony on his Way to take in the sights of the fair that he was far too Young to member. Athletes of the Arctic Circle Joe Verville Arctic trapper who recently arrived in Edmonton from Waterways brought startling news of the Swift development of the latent athletic ability among that supposedly indolent people the Eskimo. Hitherto chiefly noted for their ability in blubber eating marathons the eskimos gained consider Able repute As athletes at the do minion Day sports held this year at Aklavik. Various traders put up prizes totalling ?200 and the Eski in the Northland As out and to the great Surprise of the Whites annexed most of the prizes. While Joe Verville would not to so far As to predict that they might add to tha gaiety of nations by participating in future olympic games it is a distinct possibility. But. One cannot easily imagine a portuguese official in calling out the name of a future Canadian Cha Piort struggling successfully with the words Mug Luk or old reliable Ogo Pogo excluding the reports of r. B. Bennett s periodic bellowing the most _ interesting news of the West comes out of Laka Okanagan tha traditional country seat of the world s Best known sea Serpent Ogo Pogo. When All other hugs legendary mixtures of Lizard and ssh fail or Are proven to be myths , or giant sturgeons. British Columbia s Premier sea Serpent stages a sensational return engage ment with sound and effects to convince the incredulous. The latest report from Kelowna concerning Ogo Pogo is one marked interest for in addition to his other Many attributes the terror of the deep is now credited with a Glassy Tare. He has returned to his naive habitat and now puts on daily exhibitions of prowess and agility at various Points in. The Lake. W. J. Munro clothing merchant of be Owna Beard what is described As heavy wallowing in the Lake near ils Home and went Down just be Ore dusk to investigate. There was a swirl and commotion in the remoter deeps and. A huge body propelled itself rapidly into the shoreward shallows. In water not Over two feet deep Ogo Pogo stopped and looked at or. Munro with the now famous Glassy stare. Or. Munro stood his ground and returned the stare. He stated that for up wards of half an Bour the head neck and shoulders were out of the water. The head was sleek the neck Short and a. Rugg etl Chest development discernible. To keep him her or itself afloat and stationary the meditative Ogo Pogo kept up a constant slap slap of the water with Hig front paws or flippers. Next icelander chooses Edmonton Helgi Eyjolfson a Young ice Lander scarcely Able to speak English has chosen the Edmonton and Northern Alberta Aero club at which to learn his flying because Aerial conditions in Edmonton approximate those which he will have to face when he returns to his Island Home in. The Northern at lactic. He has set himself the difficult double task of learning English and flying at the same time. The Young icelander first went to Germany to grow his found that the tuition he desired was pot imparted there and that the fees for Aerial Stu dents were much too costly. He therefore came to Canada and after visiting and checking Over the various Canadian flying clubs decided to Complete his training with the Edmonton. Aero and has already Many Jious of dual French bother is being punished instruction fun the Zow ;