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Wednesday,
September
20,
1939.
CHARLES
M.
SCHWAB
nnp
I
-
had
to
offer,
eventually
became
one
of
the
world's
richest
men
without
carinc
much
about
monev
or
its
renuirpent,
Tn
latpr
lifp
hp
tnlH
nf
rpflisino'
nnp
Vinnrlrprl
milli'nn
rlnllarc
HISTORY
OF
CHURCHILL
IN
SERVICE
'
British
Admiralty
Head's
Achieve-'
ments
Recalled
As
He
Takes
Helm
For
Xew
Conflict
.THE
DAILY
rtEWB
Wednesday,
StemU
'J-
2..
TJjmDGELINKS
ILS,
AND
CANADA
OVER
STLAWRENCE
fi
ft
Th??
n,e
'I?'?'.-08
thC
St
Lawrence
Wch
cost
almost
$7.000.CW
TOeTrtfe"
&
Thousand
Island"
bridee
rnntrft.H
9n,M,
u.
..
vwwvv
onage
w
a
a
-
""""fc
uruuijr
oi
me
countless
river
Islands.
maintain
proper
contact
with
histo'ry
of
the
British
Empire.
"t
,
,
,
m
onber
30.
1874.
oldest
.n
.v.
I
tell
you
this
Is
a
very
dan-
ton
of
Lord
Randolph
Churchill
gerous
place."
said
the
superior
and
the
former
Jenny
Jerome
of
officer,
annoyed
at
the
colonel's
..tw
York.
Winston
Churchill
In
,
'..
.
nu
outh
UTed
I"
of
being
ft?J
.A,
?
churchllL
-But
known
merely
his
fathers
son
after
all
this
is
a
very
dangerous
The
father
was
the
third
son
of
W4r.
h
nunlk
r..k
i
Jni91V-WlnSt0n
Churchli
and
a
one-time
Chancellor
of
the
recalled
to
the
British
cabinet
Exchequer
David
Lloyd
George
made
hlra
-You
have
done
(
'Minister
nf
MnnlHrtr..
nV
1
...
..
..
..
surprisingly
l
;
cii,
-saia
an
old-timer
to
Wln-
LONDON.
September
20:
CP)-lSecretary
tor
War.
n
1918-21
he
ston
in
his
earlier
days.
-But
you
JPerhaps
the
most
versatile
states-was
S"tary
for
Air.
oWe
u
all
to
the
fact
you
are
man
in
British
history.
Winston
n.
Randv's
son
-
i
wvniiic
t.iiiirriiiir
"
I
Leonard
Spencer
Churchill
finds
tw,.,
,u
t
himself
at
the
ODenlne
of
the
...
r.t
ior
,
km
"Sir."
replied
the
young
the
time
will
rnm
vouic
.-hn
a
ui
-nurcnui
was
returned
iku
uin
present
conflict
In
the
same
Job
agam
to
parUament
In
1924
and
RandolPh
U1
be
chiefly
remem
HP
ne
hplrl
neia
at
at
th
the.
start
ctarf
nf
of
lha
the
First
i
..
...
hrH
lred
Ik.
the
r-
i
.
....
became
Chancellor
of
the
Ex-
Great
War
In
1914-Flrst
Lord
of
cheouer
in
th
,Hmii.,-,.
Churchill.
the
Admiralty.
tlon
of
Btanley
Baldwla
He
heW
Twenty-five"
years
later
a
bit
that
post
for
five
years
until
tht
stout
and
round-shouldered,
the
Conservative
government
was
oust-65-year
old
Journalist,
author,
so!-
d
by
the
Labor
forces
of
Ram-dler
and
politician
returns
to
hu
say
MacDonald.
Churchill
was
a
father
of
Winston
Early
Campaigns
The
scion
of
the
Marlborouahs
warmed
his
hands
at
the
fires
of
many
an
adventure
from
his
'teens
historic
office
as
civilian
head
of
ccnslstrnt
foe
of
Socialism.
"
Graduating
from
Sandhurmi
I
the
Empire's
senior
fighting
ser-
it
u
r-called
Churchia
In
Com-
w"
commissioned
in
the
Fourtn
I
vice.
He
is
one
of
two
survivors
of
mens
spoke
strongly
In
favor
of
Hussar-
u
-anted
acUon
at
once
First
Great
War
cabinets
In
the
and
obtained
Wv
vaMv
i4u
'ilUW
iUiC
HI
W
IXJ
a
H
vuu4
Charles
M.Schwab,
the
man
Who
fought
his
way
from
I
.JP
admtoistratlon.
The
Eor
before
the
abdication.
He
was
4a
18?5'
nhtlng
for
Spain
m
Us
nf
thp
Inwlipst
rmsitinns
tn
nnp
nf
thp
v.:ucf
Vnrrhpst
thp
U
,,.r-i,i
wnrlrl
!01
ner
Slr
John
Simon.
Chan-
one
of
the
last
to
vavta
a."0110'8
wh
rebels.
cellor
of
the
Exchequer,
who
wa
he
sailed
from
England.
December'
ln
1W7
he
MrTed
tht
British
Attorney-Oeneral
In
1914
and
ll.
ms.
Appealing
to
parliament
camPaln
against
the
Mad
Mul-Home
Secretary
ln
1915-16.
for
patience
in
the
matter.
Church-
,ah
on
Indla's
northwest
fronttw.
Viscount
Runclman.
who
as
Lord
111
said:
"If
an
abdication
were'5"0"17
arterwards
he
was
men
Offered
him
as
a
bribe
bvGermanv
not
tn
rpII
nrflnanrPtnlpresident
r
the
Council
stepped
hart'ly
exhorted,
the
outraie
so
l!ned.
ta
despatehes
and
received
Great
Britain
at
thp
timp
nf
tViP
war
out
on
September
2,
making
way
committed
wduld
cast
its
shadow
fe
"nl
medal
with
two
11
1-....M
Wnkll.nl.
V
.
.
J
..14
;
I
I
.
.
J
II
r
..
.
"
tiicn
oviiwctu
wrth
uiieieu
iiiiy
iiuinun
uuuars
lor
a
half
interest
in
Bethlehem
Steel
he
referred
the
offer
to
his
wife
who
is
reDorted
to
have
replied:
"We
wouldn't
sell
for
five
times
that
amount
What
wnnld
T
An
vit
h
thp
the
Board
of
Trade
ln
the
Asoulth
administrations
of
the
1914-18
period.
It
is
written
of
Winston
Church
ill
that
he
has
"held
money
and
what
would
you
do
without
your
work?"
The
mo"
waTS
more
offices.
Offer
was
declined.
more
arts
than
any
other
man
of
Schwab
is
also
reported
to
have
turned
down
an
offer
hu
t,me
ln
tne
British
Empire."
of
a
million
dollars
a
vear
to
take
over
the
management
Z?1!,??,0'
Wlnst0n
churchin
is
of
the
United
States
Steel
Corporation.
Instead
he
took
the
management
of
the
company
on
the
condition
that
he
half-century,
was
to
take
all
the
profits
over
seventy
million
dollars
a
j
wnn
Talk
of
Peace
year.
He
earned
over
two
million
a
year
for
himself.
His
just
now
London
is
recalling
his
views
on
the
possession
of
wealth
are
very
interesting.
He
.contribution
to
Britain's
strength-says:
enlng
ln
September.
1914.
The
"A
man
with
too
much
money
can't
really
give.
He
t5?r!t41.0reai
was
then
,n
Us
can
sign
his
name
to
a
check-and
a
certain
amount
of
ffi
VrSnyarTy
X-run"
money
automatically
passe3
from
his
possession.
But
what,
nlng
Belgium
and
France,
but
It's
he
has
rfven
means
nothing
tn
him.
He
does
not
need
it.
dTn
in
to
home
ports.
He
has
secnficed
nothing.
He
couldn't
use
it
if
hp
had
wouia
eeK
Pace
on
fair
terms
to
1...
jthe
allies.
The
aggressive
Church-
ICUL
1L.
...
(iu
would
have
none
of
that
'It
is
rrn.
i
,
...
A
"There
is
no
enjoyment
in
rreat
wealth.
One
of
th"
ino
time
to
talk
peace."
he
thund-preatest
happinesses
in
life
is
having
something
to
look
ered
at
recruiting
meetings
up
forward
to
something
itM
nut
nf
reach
something
that
and
down
En8'and.
-we
are
just
you
are
not
quite
able
to
afford."
teln,?,v!
"When
a
man
jeachej
th
point
where
he
can
get
any
loST
it
SJSSS
a
of
the
yorlds
purohaseable
things-simplv
by
writing
out
a
factor
in
makina
impotent
from
check
hp
hps
r"r
lnn?e
from
hanniness."
!the
outset
ot
the
First
Great
War
"I
have
had
a
lot
of
ioy
in
this
life
which
money
has
Ith?
erman
Kaiser's
fleets.
ap-not
broueht
me"
he
said.
,
pointed
m
mi
with
instructions
Whilp
nnccpocinn
nf
WPolfh
hn
Tinrh?
in
An
.;Vv,
"a-Power
and
blockading
her
,V
.7
"
merchant
marine.
,
.
,
,
,
To
il
l
,
greatness,
there
is
no
doubt
that
Schwab
was
a
grent.
man
-
churchiirs
next
He
was
an
optimist
and
he
enjoyed
life
in
spite
of
his
re?
ponsibilities.
BIG
BUSINESS
The
hitmpst
business
nf
the
country
is
its
government.
One
of
the
biggest
bie
business
executives
in
the
lITlflrl
ll'QC
PIlQwIoC!
Af
Q
iVl
UTnll
tirVinOl
mflnf
HIIAnnnn
...r.
r.
big
projects-
however,
were
failures.
The
Antwerp
and
Dardanelles
schemes
brought
lus
downiai..
So-j;
coni-mentators
say
both
were
strategically
sound
and
had
they
been
executed
vigorously
their
originator
would
have
emerged
the
great
aenlus
of
the
war.
But
the
Germans
took
Antwerp
and
the
tn
British
failed
to
force
the
ii
ui
im
"
'
t
iv-t
ai.
frjw4ic4u
itiivo
igab
oUttCOo
WclB
due
tn
the
manner
in
vvhioh
hp
dealt
with
his
omnlnvaaa
Dardanelles
Churchill
resigned
Evidentlv.
thev
trusted
him
and
the
result
was
a
snirif
nf
fr.om
the
cab,net
November
15,
'
and
crossed
to
France.
For
i
1815,
it
-
i
ii
i
r-
i
a
.t
co-operation
that
was
highly
benefical
to
the
companies
ax
months
the
former
First
Lord
for
which
they
worked.
That
was
'hy
his
services
were
of
the
Admiralty
was
lieutenant-;
valuable.
He
made
each
man
feel
that
he
was
an
import-
COJonl
commanding
the
Royal'
ant
part
of
the
organization.
He'realized
the
value
to
the
Jtat
Fuslllers
on
the
Western'
company
of
good
workmen
and
he
let
them
know
that
,
CUssiFlE
FOR
SALE
Cach.
Ofncia!
Adminlstrator.
ChurchlU
was
an
author
from
Norman
A.
Watt,
Prince
Rupert,
his
youth
up.
With
every
period
t
-'
c
tf.'
war
service
In
his
earlier
years
he
FCR
SALE-Furniture
etc,
of
four-l
JLrote
?J?0k0a
0cca3i0
two
or
room
apartment.
Suite
1,
Steele
Ife
,S'
.
Blk.
Inquire
3-9
p.m.
(223)
.
?e
I?r,t.
0r'at
War
h!
i
writing,
have
Included
"The
World
It
'
"
i13"
ln
four
volumes,
"My
Early
II
HLLr
vi
t
a
a-mrin
WANTED
life."
and
a
mnnnm.nliU
ORDERLY
Wanted.
Apply
Princjl,,
lrtat
nc"tr-
"Marlborough."
Runert
oPnPrni
iin.ni.i
"eh"
toured
Canada
and
the
ings.
"-United
States
ln
lectur?
serW
In
1908
he
married
Cemntlne
WANTED
man
and
wife
want
nosition
on
ranch,
reasonable
wage.
Apply!
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News.
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'
The
efforts
of
Mr
Schwab
to
further
the
interests
and
&
had
a
S.
mS
Tvl"
UmIk
better
the
COndltlOnS
Of
the
men
Whn
wnrkprl
fnr
him
aunt.
1
1914
AnMplnnUna
war
trw,
h
b.)
.J.
mm
rent
(1
Apply
(221)
ed
miir1
favorable
comment
in
the
industrial
world.
On
great
fleet
revlewed
by
King
WOMEN.
Copy
Names,
Addresses
for
mat
suoject
ne
once
said:
The
first
thinp
that
T
hnva
v
ai
op1""
JU'y
zo.
ome
easy
wavs
borne
in
mind
has
been
that
they
we
human
beings
'
n
when
Z
with
thp
same
desiros
and
motives
as
mv
ovvn.
When
their
August
4
the
British
ships
were
Ideas
did
not
Coincide
With
minp.
I
rPahVprl
thnf
thar
uum
at
their
aorx.lnteti
suiAon
in
th
as
certain
that
thev
were
richt
as
I
was
sure
that
T
was
"
North
Se
cutting
off
Germany's
FCR
SALE
acres
Including
cottage
and
con
tents
belonging
to
the
estate
of
I
the
Erik
Eneroth.
Oona
River
1225
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i
Work.
Good
Pay,
Experience
Unnecessary.
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Advertising.
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P
o.
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City.
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J.
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RENT-November
1,
Premises
now
occupied
by
Boston
Cafe.
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y
aNTEIJ
PREMIER
Art
Guild,
the
largest
personal
greeting
card
company
ln
Canada,
with
branches
from
coas
to
coast,
Invite
vou
to
a;)-ply
for
nn
apency
to
sell
printed,
to
order
Christmas
Cards.
Sample
book
supplied
wlthgut
charge
Most
complete
line
of
boxed
ai
sortments
which
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our
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staff
up
tb"50
commission,
Ex
perience
unnecessary.
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Art
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tf.'
their
work
was
appreciated.
If
ever
socialism
becomes
age,
Colonel
churchin,
one
da.v'now
to
get
a
government
an
accomplished
fact
it
will
be
men
of
the
calibre
of
when
sheIla
falling
about
him,
JOB
as
Letter
Carrier,
Postal
Schwab
Who
will
be
at
the
head
of
it.
Big
business
is
good
was
advbed
y
a
superior
officer,
Clerk,
Customs
Examiner.
Sten-
trainine
for
men
in
handlinn-
hitr
g
iffnirs
anU
anrl
in
10
10
move
10
aother
dugout.1
ographer,
etc
Free
Booklet.
The
that
w
C0-0peratl0n
SIS
IS
.
iS
better
than
i,V
a"a?.
Prov,n
ChurehUl
pointed
out
Uiere
was
no1
M.
C.
C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg,
competition.
other
location
where
he
could
Oldest
In
t?aW
No
Ag
"nti
t
I
nhlirrhlll
wirf
in
k.
tana
i
-
-
"
"
in
uic
joio
n
II
15
til
-
)
Egyptian
campaign
which
made
Its
BrlUsh
leader
"Kitchener
of
f
Khartoum."
Churchill
rode
In
the
.famous
charge
of
the
21st
Lancers
'at
Omdurman.
He
served
ln
the
Boer
War
-18&9-1902I
ln
a
dual
role
of
fighter
and
newspaper
correspond
ent,
having
a
commission
in
the
South
African
Ll?ht
Horse
and
an
T
.
i
nttlgnment
for
the
London
Dallv
Approximately
fo-i.-fPost
He
Ukfn
nrisoner
efcaped
to
take
part
ln
many
of
major
engagements
of
th?
j
Hozier,
grand-daughter
of
the
Earl
'of
Alrlie.
There
were
three
daughters
and
one
son.
THE
SEAL"'
QUALITY
Hi
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
unly
altno
canning
eompany
with
an
all
the
year
round
pavrnll
In
Prince
Km
perl
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HOTEL"
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
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For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
September
20.
191J
I
"
front
the
Runlaru
have
I
tttMd
prisoners
Or
j
Juph
to
commas,,
!
enter
of
the
French
arroiei
I
in
ueaoMr
Prjite
Aili
-
being
ashore
fur
thi-
ttt
the
harbor
hao
b
,
and
Uk.ii
to
Victoria
t,,r
Frank
Barrteau
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here
on
October
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roan
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ituiui
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meae
two
ooys
ntci
(ng
being
ruined
On
the
eastern
wu
a
draw.
THAT
REMINDS
ME-
M
OGDEN'S
IS
BEST
Ml
FOR
ALL
'ROUND
y
PLEASURE
3
l
SB
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S.
"
1
TM
1
1
Wm
I
Mill
I
'
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Thorefs
a
world
of
satisfaction
in
rolling
your
own
with
Ogden's
Fine
Cut.
For
Ogden's
does
roll
a
better
cigarette
a
milder,
cooler,
smoother
cigarette
-thus,
you
get
roal
valuo
whether
you
buy
it
in
tho
handy
package
or
tho
V2
lb.
tin.
Of
course
you'll
uso
the
best
papers
ejVogue"
or
"Chantecler
.
SINGER
CLASSES
At
the
Local
Singpr
Shop
Singer
Educational
Department
Instructress
Miss
J.
ARROWSMITH
Will
conduct
the
classes
commencing
Thursday,
Sept.
28th
at
0:30
a.m.
Enrol
Now
Complete
instruction
in
all
Singer
Departments
Cutting
Making
and
all
Attachments.
Arrange
Now
to
take
the
week
for
this
valuable
Assistance
SEPTEMBER
28th
to
OCTOBER
1th
Full
Particulars
at
MaAs
JM