The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
Ioltn Bull
has troubles
ahead
His lusty
o.SUCH BAD LOSERS
THESE FOLKS ARE

aud almost full gown son mad-hoppng mad il the edit
oras in his papers concerning the boundary dseision are
criterioA.
This big hoy is now talking about what Uncle Samuel did
when he hoyhow he showed his unwise parent few
things and limiting yea limiting th something similar mug
be done al this time
One of these editorials which has hidden between the
lines veed threats has just appeared in the Vancouver Prov
iuoe
off by making light of of Englands all-wisc
kings a follows;
when half-dio,e King George III drove the American
coons rebellion created the United States rcpub
lie the main of revolt the attempt to levy taxes Tor
imperial purposes
The American eoloniSis eouM paid without SUIT
ferng A. OF principle however they refused to do
and they she'd their blood and asserted their political in
dependence the issue.
The last quarter of a century has change IN IN
tenaona sentiment aud the proposal that the efgy of the
victorious general Of the revolution and the first president Of
the republic should be placed Westminster abbey has been
sobcry advanced and seriously considered.
Great Britain has unable effusivcly display
her regard and admiration Tor people speaking her language
who, have become great commonwealth. swarming with
population and triumphant since they cast off
her yoke.
Canada today has vast population and small terri
tory. All the signs however point rapid increase of her
people there every prospect tina, 50 years from this
time perhaps less the dominion viii be great and prosper
a community that OF the UHied States IL isnot
likely may be prosperous for great
Great Britain docs learn lesson easily, but wiCn
she learns she does not forget it. The loss OF her
this in the Sth century taught her thar she
must her eoonists against their will.
What Canadians would like 70 know is What VIII
teach her that she Sot whether through indifference
piaeac foreign power give away territory which rghtfuly
belongs colonies which remain her Canada has
always trusted the Mother Country and nothing could be
intense than the feeling Of loyalty which today aniatc
the people OF the Dominion in regard 70 her This sentiment
exists despite the fact that several Great Bril-
tain has been party the shameful robbery Of our
territory by the United States.
But ask ourselves seriously. how far this
be given IT, every occasion. 10 be flag
any abuscdl Is better that Great Britain should in
justice being dome her children while they sli
an with her than that years after they have been driven
by her stupidity supncness she should fawn
them the hope OF restoring and maintaining amcabe
relations"
Again this paper gets caustic in dseussis~ Lord Ayrr
ending with the following paragraph
Where there smoke there is fire. and the reiterated
that the British judge had decided before the
concluded leaves large pr speculation Would
be much say that the verdict had been decided up
before the commission assembled !"
Finally stunning mp the whole matter the Province be-
comes sarcastic. It says:
VIVA, delightful role the parent plays. who satisfy
the greed Of grasping neighbor IS able give away few
few dollars which belong his 1t gener-
and broad minded and witfal inexpensive the
giver.@