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THE, DAILY, NEWS,

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Prince Rupert

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Marxian Socialism is Obsolete

Theory and Being Replaced by

Fascism Which is Practicable

 

 

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(By Victor Basso-Bert)
so, Karl Marx, the great agitator for the emancipation of
19; the working class, was largely influenced by the French
revolution and other historical events. For him history
3.00 was a rhythm of action and reaction. His aim was the vio-
$0 lent overthrow of the bourgeoisie by means of revolution-
ary action, just as the bourgeoisie overthrew feudalism.
OP) Accordifig to the Marxian con-Se—a- —
15 | ception, revolution is a product of| aim of trades unionism has never
25 historic necessity. This materialis-|peen to make war on the bourgeois
1.40 | tic conception of history leads to the | state as Matxian teaches but de-
inevitable clash’ of the classes. The
heroie barricading§ spirit of Louis
Blane and Blanqui was making pas-
lsionate appeals to the people like

pends upon slow penetration, as

of trade unionism”
Elements Cleared Oat

Orlans prove

 

WITHOUT SALARY

It seems altogether probable that whoever serves
mayor of Prince Rupert this year will have to do so wi
out salary or emolument of any

first month, As soon as a commissioner is appointed, b«

executive powers and salary of the mayor will doubtless

be abolished.

At the same time a mayor is needed who will represer*
the city on official occasions, do the honors to prominent
visitors, attend conventions at his own expense and co-
operate with the president of the Chamber of Commerce in

forwarding the interests of the city. Such a man would

invaluable to the city and may be in a position to take aec-

tion to forward her commercial or industrial interests
a most effective manner.

We are all looking forward toa period of
within the next few years and one of the first steps is
select such representatives as will keep the city well
the forefront commercially, industrially and political

ONE OF FIRST STEPS
Some time ago we intimated that Prince Rupert peo
would be likely before long to
which would tend to help the city industrially. The fi

of these was announced yesterday when Francis Millerd
stated that he would build a cannery in the city. Such an

industry here is quite another matter from a cannery
the Skeena River. It is of greater benefit to the city

that it will provide a payroll for local people instead of for
people who live elsewhere and who come here only for the
season, taking their money away with them at the close.

We hope Mr. Millerd will be successful with his enter-

prise,

 

kind, at any rate after the! ,

expansion

y.

hear of a project or projects

;Abraham Lintoln in advocating &' In Italy after the clearance of the
93 lyovernment of the people, by the anarehistic element socialism
people, for the people moved out in its march with t
Marx's appeal is directed to the! famous three legs—economic, poli
working classes. He proclaims the} tical and co-operative tion. Fulip-
jttter impossibility for employers} po was the introducer of Marxism
ind employees having anything in Professor Enrico Ferri, the founder
aS|common afd launehes in his mani-,of the new science, socialogical

th-| festo the famous aphotism “Work-'criminology, was the exponent of
rs of all lands unite; in union there the revolutionary tendency: Vurati

trength; in strength there is) the one of social reformism. A third
love; you have nothing to lose butischoo! of secialism, known as syn
chains, and a world to gain.”’! dicalism, was sneering at the other
Hence the well-known theories | two, condemning political action

th

your

Sidney and Beatricé Webb, the his-}

Se ee

people as did Louis Blanc and Ab-
taham Linvoln but grapples directly
with realities and poli-
tital state based purely on all the
workine 1d @xchiding all

other factors

creates a

claSses a

The cerporative state is a new
unique vutstahtiing historic fact
with no points of reference success-~-
fully administering the economic
political and moval affairs of a

great modern nation, in which the
struggle is superceded, Italy

us demonstrated with facts that
modern social problems can best be
solved in a niodern way and not by
the itposition of obsblete worn-out

theories

Farm Relief is
Being Taken Up

ClASS

United States House Busy as Recess
For Senate Continues
WASHINGTON, DC., I 30

;

While the Senate rece for ne
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Christmas and New Year heltday

j Sea on continues, the House of Re
engaged in
relief

*presentatives
consideration of agricuitu
legislation

now

Steamship Sailings

spring out of his dialectic—class!This third s¢hool. to whith Mus- | Por Vancotve:

onsciousness, economic determin-!sclini belonerd, headed by Enrico} Tuesday—ss, Cardenas _ 1°30 pm
ition and class strugele }Leone, faunchea ive famous pro-; Thurs._ss Prince Rupert, i0 pm
To have a clear conception of|phetic alarm: “Do not contaminate Ss. Venture midnight

these matters it is nervessary to have! the action of the working classes in
a chronological idea of the principal; Parliament. That institution is the
factors of social evolution of the| typical instrument of domination of
patrician, plebeian and/the bourgeoisie. Syndicalism has
slaves inthe ancient Rorhan world: i created its oWn ihstrument, the
jfeudal lotds, vassals and burghers!syndicate. The latter kill the
under feudalism; bourgeoisie ‘de- | former
rived from the word burg) burghers Contemporary history of the
and the wage workers of today. Let|cialist movement gives ws sottie un
us quote a Getman interpretation | mistakeable signs of the deray of
of Marxisin certain prophecies of Marx. Ih fact
Socialism is an organic product! Marxism has been dead since 1904
of things. The current of history! when Edouard Bernstein startet its
drives the proletarian ship to the} revision in his book on the subjett
inevitable shore of socialism.’ ;In Germany, the birth land of Karl
Britain, the cradle of trade-; Marx, Frederic Envels and Lassalle
unionism, With her mother of par- | socialism is fighting a losing battle
liaments, was the laboratory of ob-| Fascism, that was nothing a few
servation of Marx. The regime of | years ago, has firmly established its
semi-liberty concuered by the tradeigrip on one-third of Lhe electorate,
unions with the law of 1835 was!particularly the younger eeneration
only achieved in France in 1884. In | It is true that communism has also
Germany and Italy the old regime|gained some ground. but the
was definitely conquered as late as/political parties are on the wane
1900. The efforts of Chartism in
1837 to 1842 failed to move the trade
unions from their agnostic attitude
on political action. It was the in-
fluence of John Burns, Tom M&@NNn | «yen worse for the future
and Kier Hardie that started trade|pas reached a point of
‘unions on their political career. The | rt. 199 members i:

be
ciasses
in .
Whi
80-
to
in|

ple

rst

old
on

in They have exhausted their historic
mission and are doomed
In France, the land of

the
}#eois revolution, things

ire

bour
looking
Socialisn
saturation
the Chamber of
{Deputies are the best expression

{Communism is merely a protest
|Radical socialists like Herriot are
purely bourzesis sirailar to Lievd
George in England, expressing a
kind of Fabianism

In Italy the prophecy of Bnrice
Leone that syndicalism was going
to kill parliament is come true
'Party politicians ive gone and
}socialism is past history. Fasrism

; has replaced or absorbed every other
political group and made them over
in the interests of the
| In Britain the political future is
jin the hands of the gods. One thing
jis proven.- A parliament 6f purty
| politicians cannot the
/Guestion that is anguishing htiman-
lity
| The fasvistic conception is a Clear
inegation of the affirmation of
Marx that the classes eould not be
jreconciled, a denial of the doétrine
|that is the base of socialism. It de-
niés the doctrine of historic mater
lalism according to which the his-
tory of human civilization can be

jexplained only in struggle of

jinterests of the different social

;groups and the control of the (tools
and means of production

nation

social

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MAY FIGHT
IN CHICAGO

George Gatz Endeavers to Have
Schmeling-Baer Bout Staged
in Windy City
CHICAGO. Dec. 30 George Gatz
will leave here next week for New
York where he lleonfer with Jack
Dempsey on ne ations which he
has opened wit v to bri #
the projected bout next June be
tween Max Schmeling former
world’s heavyweight boxine cham
pion, and Max Baer to tl ity as
an attraction § in inection with

the World's Fair next

Harry Newman

Of Michivan is
Most Valuable

NEW YORK, Ds 0 Harry
Newman, full back for the Univer
sity of Michigan was yesterday
named the most valuable football

player in the United States

 

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: * ALASKANS
* SMITHERS WON OVER +
+ LOCAL BASKETBALL +
+ TEAM LAST EVENING # WIN GAME
+ + .
? The local Canadian 6 nal @ Metlakatla Vanquishes Port Simp
© Recréation Association inter- @ son in First of Two-Game Hoop
© mediate basketball team was @ Series Wednesday Night
® defeated in its game at Smi- @

ieee inet satis Ae
° an a icone an ea LAST NIGHT'S GAM!
© revetved het fro th i PORT SIMPSON, Dex
¢@ today, The match was as fast @ "Ort Stmpson Young People’s
> as it wa ©. The loca _m @ sociation defeated the Met
@ plays Telkwa tot + katla (Alavka) tear in last nights
@ due home on tomotrow éve- @ basketball game here, the scor
@ ning’s train + being 19 to 19. 1t was a hard bat
. « in which the home team clea
0:¢0@¢¢0e¢8068¢6€6 8% demonstrated its superiority

though the visiteurs did not give up
until the final whistle

PORT SIMPSON, De a

RANGERS ON ‘ee sscx
TOP AGAIN sate ee:

ore Of 36 to 12 by the M
Defeated Ottawa to Resume First A!) Stat holder
Placé in American Division hoop title
O1rN. HL. The Athletic Club n
ate effort to rally at the start |!
NEW YORK. Dec. 90 Canadian Quite futile against
Press)—New York Rangers re- play of the visitor
gained possession of first place in The Metlakatla
the American division of the Na- @gainst the Young P:
tional Hockey League by defeating “Ations! Association tean

pion basketball aggree
thern British Columbia

the Ottawa Senators
night. The Boston Bruins
been in the lead, were idle

here last
who had

 

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That economic distoveries and in-
ventions are important, nobody can
deny, but that they are sufficient
to explain human history, excluding
all other taetors, is absurt, Fascism
lbelieves ih ihe sane tity of heroism,
jacts in whith no economic factors
jfar or near are influenced, It de-
/Nles historic materialism through
|whieh men would be nothing but
dumb performers, appeariig atid
een on the floats While in
the depths whe rea! directing forces
jee working. It denies also the im-
;mutable and irreparable theory of
| the class struggle, which is a Marx-
jlan ¢onception

Important Matters
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_ SPORT CHAT |

 

At Montreal, the Canadiens play-
ed a three-all draw with the Detroit

Terrace is having a very success-
: . Red Wings and took exclusive pos
ful basketball season this winter easion of fourth vl th ‘
SeCSs ae | i piace in the in
With inior, girls’ and senior P R t
’ i ternational division, leaving the rince u er
Three games

leagues ih op@ration
ate played each Saturday night. So
far, play has been of a fast and ex-
citing character and the hoop game
is enjoying its usual popularity in
the interior town. After New
Year a strong scliedule will be ar
ranged including games with Van-
arsdol afid possibly other points

Hands clasped behind back and Hockey Stand

body bent at right angles, a power-

idle New York Americuts in the!
cellar

Last night's National Hockey
Leagtie scores were as follows

Montreal 0, Toronto 1,

Detroit 3, Canadiens 3

Ottawa 2, New York Rangers 4

ing

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sentimental aspiration as old-as
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