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Monday,
January
It,
1921.
Gobs
OF
Bunk
By
Politicians.
Samuel
Oowthcr
writes
an
illuminating
article
in
Ihe
Jan
uary
Cosmopolitan
in
winch
he
interprets
.Mussolini
in
n
way
wel
can
understand
him'.
He
i
descrili?d
there
as
n
new
kind'
of
j
politician
Who
does
not
give
a
hang
about
political
theories.!
Oowlher
ays
pf
him:
"Me
has
the
political
acumen
to
know
that
a
politician
cannot
slay
in
power
unless
every
so
often
he
delivers
himself
of
gobs
of
bunk
but
he
mak?s
-liort
shrift
of
people
who
talk
bunk
without
knowing
that
it
is
bunk."
According
to
the
Mime
authority
Musolini
is
''notably
deficient
in
illusions."
He
says:
"Political
philosophy
must
give
way
to
political
facts.
I
have
not
even
the
fetish
of
liberty
when
it
is
against
the
interest
of
the
nation.
Liberty,
is
not
only
a
right
bill
nlsn
n
!
ill
v.
WIipii
liliprlv
is
mil
rV-nffoipil
nlsfi
n
n
ilnlv
ami
io
advocate
communism
in
n
country
of
individualistic
citizens.
Lenin
now
admits
(he
impotence
of
his
own
teaching
and
Russia
is
being
transformed
into
a
country
of
small
middle
class
people.
The
experiment
has
failed
nnd
now
the
rapacious
uiiiures
ui
capitalism
arc
ilc'ceudiug
in
nocks
upon
Ihe
unfortunate
land."
Trouble
Caused
By
Sincere
Fools.
Analyzing
the
situation
Crowther
Fives
vent
lo
a
truism
which
applies
everywhere;
He
says
"most
of
the
trouble-
in
the
....l.l
......
I
I...
at
.
-
.
.
-
-
.
...
wim
ruiiseu
uy
me
perieciiy
sincere
fools.
Mussolini
was
just
sincere
when
he
was
ranting
In
favor
of
socialism
and
publishing
a
paper
advocating
the
cause
as
he
wn
later
whc;i
leading
Ihs
parly
which
now
has
control
and
which
is
opposed
to
any
immediate
socialistic
efforts.
At
that
time
he
was
a
fanatic
but
now
he
believes
in
moderation.
Me
refuses
lo
take
advantage
of
his
viclory
(o
push
his
ideas
forward,
lie
realize
.that,
from
extremes
there
is
always
reaction.
It
was
the
brutality
or
Ihe
Heds
that
brought
on
the
revulsion
in
favor
of
Fascism.
Moderation
Necessary
In
All
Government.
.
Any
policy
of
extremes
in
government
of
any
kind
is
sure
to
bring
about
revulsion.
The
average
elector
knows
little
of
the
cause,
n,id
effects.
He
is
not.n
student
of
politics
and
he
judges
largely
from
what
other
say.
He
is
easily
influenced.
Re
makes
in
most
fo,h
choices
in
picking
men
for
jrovernmental
Mi
l
1
,,aiJle
10
,K'
Pmrlically
anything.
No
one
can
..
...
a":,e?'u"
"rr
n1.
A
strong
man,
however.
..-mm.,,
...uni-s
me
lancy
or
me
people
whether
he
be
an
e
lrcm(
former
or
a
reactionary
of
Ihe
most
formidable
type.
Feed
Baby
KLIM
POWDERED
WHOLE
MILK
It
is
not
Sterilized
Compare
re-liquified
Klim'
Whole
Milk
with
the
trictest
test
certified
milk.
Ask
your
doctor
he
knows!
Canadian
Milk
Products
Limited
.MM.MIKUL
TORONTO
Sold
by
RUPERT
TABLE
SUPPLY
CO.
WINNIPEG
MT
PRAIRIES
WANT
Hon.
Ir.
King,
minister
nf
mhlie
works,
pae
Ihn
Vancouver
hoard
nf
trade
jrooil
advice,
when
be
said
the
aim
should
bo
to
tie.
velop
the
porl
nf
Vancouver
in
eonformiiy
with
national
inter
est
rtiiner
man
in
make
ii
a
large
immeiliale
revenue-pro.
ducer
for
the
city
or
province.
scys
the
Kitmnnlon
Itiillelin,
edi-lorially-
In
Ibe
same
connection
Is
Ihe
assurance
jtiven
by
Ihe
minister
of
marine
ami
fisherie
that
Ihe
fiarhor
hoard
will
'not
he
ajlowwl
to
enforce
Ihe
proposed
tenfold
increase
in
Ihe
handling
charges
on
szrain
until
a
thorough
investigation
lias
been
made
II
Is
lo
be
supposed
that
ifie
minister
of
public
works,
himself
a
Hnll-li
(-oliimtiia
man.
was
thinkin?
about
Ihe
projected
in
crease
in
trrain
handling
charges
when
he
uttered
the
warnirip
In
the
business
men
of
the
terminal
city.
In
any
case
the
advice
may
well
apply
Jo
that
particular,
as
lo
the
general
policy
of
manage.
ment
of
the
port.
The
impre
slon
given
by
litis
attempted
nine
hundred
per
cent
boost
in
Ihe
rales
is
that
the
harbor
board
Ihinks
it
has
Ihe
prairie
farmers
nl
its
mercy
ami
can
penalize
them
as
it
pleases
for
Ibe
bene
fit
of
the
cily
or
Ihe
province.
Must
Coopsrate
then
it
is
a
duty
to
interfere
.
with
...
it.
I
shall
procla'im
reaction
jrl,'ar
ifPAm
from
the
lliu
I
like-
for
me
the
terms
of
politics
are
but
phrases."
Neither
Demigod
Nor
Despot.
'
Speaking,
further
of
the
man,
Crowther
says:
Mussolini
is
neither
n
demigod
nor
a
hired
despot.
He
has
done
but
a
fraction
of
the
thing
he
is
glorified
or
damned
for.
He
is
an
excep
tionally
able,
concretely
thinking
person,
placed
by
circumstances,
in
an
exceedingly
difficult
po-ition.
Circumstances
merely
create
Ihe
opportunity
Tor
men
to
b
great.
Mussolini
has
so
handled
circumstances
a
to
be
entitled
In
be
called
a
great
man.
Whether
he
can
continue
to
be
a
great.
man
will
depend
upon
how
he
handles
himself.
Aim
Of
Faclsm
According
To
Mussolini.
t
,
According
to
Mussolini
Ihe
aims
of
Facisism,
Ihe-
movement
wiih-ii
ne
oeuus
is
a
oeneiiceru
one.
lie
says:
"uur
aim
is
reality.
The
proletariat
has
powers
and
qualities
which
must
be
defended
ami
encouraged
and
it
is
also
necesarv
that
the
bour
geoisie,
in
v!toe
hands
is
the
directive
power
in
business,
should
be
able
lo
continue
its
work
in
tranquility.
Communism
is
grotesque
and
only
worthy
of
uncivilized
tribes.
It
is
aburd
"
,
.
.
.
l..
a
a..
.J
-
t
io
wain
to
uivme
wnni
nas
not
ncen
proaucea,
in
socialize
misery
EASY
OUTLET
Edmonton
Paper
Uraes
That
Obstacles
be
Put
In
Way
of
Trade
Westward
It
will
be
a
cardinal
mistake
it
(bat
notion
is
allowed
to
iloin'in
ale
Ihe
policy
of
the
port
author
ities,
lliirrard
Inlet
is
no
belter
harbor
now
than
it
was
twenty
Hie
railway
grade
prairie
country"
are
pre
cisely
what
they
were
ten
years
a
I'o.
Hallway
rales
have
not
been
brought
dowi
to
a
parily
with
those
eastward
from
prairie
points.
The
effort
In
get
them
reduced
has
shown
plainly
enniiph
thai
British
Columbia
needs
all
the
help
it
can
pet
in
that
mailer
from
Ihe
prairie
provinces.
The
measure
of
help
it
will
get
will
depend
a
Rood
deal
upon
the
at
tilude
il.s
port
authorities
assume
Inward
prairie
traffic
going
am
corning.
Farmers
and
business
men
in
these
provinces
will
hardly
exert
Ihenisehes
on
behalf
of
Ihe
development
of
Ihe
West
ern
roule
if
ihey
feel
thai
the
Vancouver
harbor
board
intends
lo
appropriate
to
itself
the
la
cent
possible
or
any
reduction
in
railway
rales
(lint
may
be
secured
by
I
heir
joint
endeavirs.
What
applies
at
Ihe
moment
to
Ihe
wheat
trade
must
apply
gen
rally
to
the
attempt
lo
make
Vancouver
Ihe
great
seaport
of
Western
Canada.
While
thai
city
has
me
advantage
or
an
open
harbor
it
cannot
be
forgotten
lhal
it
is
.situated
nearly
a
Ihnu
sand
miles
from
Ihe
country
whose
import
and
export
trade
it
hopes
In
handle;
that
powerful
financial
interest
hae
made
Montreal
Ihe
great
ocean
inlel
ami
outlet
for
prairie
traffic
and
will
energetically
resist
any
al
tempts
In
divert
trade
to
Ihe
western
port;
and
that
the
h'ar
tier
support
Vancouver
can
gel
from
Hi.-
exporting
and
importing
people
of
Alberla
and
Sas
katchewan
Ihe
belter
will
be
ils
chances
of
developing
Ihe
large
and
profitable
port
business
which
it
hope
for
and
which
lis
location
makes
possible,
but
not
inevitable.
Other
Pacific
Ports
There
are
other
Pacific
pnris
equally
accessible
lo
prairie
nhip'-
peii.
If
Ihe
prairie
country
needs
Ihe
Vancouver
outlet
il
ls
equally
Ime
Hint
Vaneotner
needs
Ihe
ac
live
backing
of
the
prairie
people.
That
it
cannot
hope
In
have
if
they
do
not
feel
that
a
fair
share
of
the
benefits
will
come
to
them
selves.
Husiness
Is
largely
af
fecled
by
sentiment.
It
cannot
be
doubled
that
Hie
threat
of
the
Vancouver
harbor
board
lo
multiply
Ihe
carrying
charge
'on
prairie
grain
ten
tfmi's
has
very
decidedly
dampened
enthusiasm
in
this
province
for
the
diversion
THE
DAniY
NEWS.
Monday,
January
1
1(
j0rj
i
I
CHECKERS
I
fSS
Cut
Plug
S;3
83
Tobacco
3
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:
y.
can't
qualify
because
I
the
moon.
TW
l
n
lit
lh
iiifMt
dinarriMji
JI
of
trnfficc
In
the
Pacific-
The
bum
rrom
their
MH'ket.
"Ml
urforallun
port
authorities
Will
have
to
look
's"
Immlnenl
till
relief
l
linimlil
nn
hy
lipvonil
t
in
monnlninH
If
llmv
lnr
-nnf.p.-
want
to
4
from
his
wife.
I
A
ITSHF.rtMAX
read
Of
prices
high'
And
sat
and
yawned
Ami
said
with
a'
sigh
I
guess
I'm
olT
As
soon
as
can
be.
I'll
board
my
craft
,
And
put'
lo
sea
I'll
Jam
her
full
Of
Number
One
fish
'
Ami
Ihen
FH
have
cash
Just
all
I
could
wish.
,The
fisherman
lied'
'
His
boaf
lo
the
dock.
Hut
Die
price
of
fish
Have
him
a
great
shock.
He
sold
hl.
calch
Hut
the
price
was
low
And
the,
way
they
culle'd
Was
another
blow.
He
paid
bis
bills
Then
mournfully
said
"I'm
hanged
If
Ihey'H
leave
Me
a
single
red."
YES,
its
quite
safe
lo
call
Ibis
an
old-fashioned
winter
just
as
six
months
ago
we
were
in
the
midst
of
a'n
old-fashioned
sum.
mer.
NOW
lhal
Mr.
Hawson
basj
been
writing
Jo
Ihe
papers,
poo-
NOW
then
boys!
AH
Ingelber
and
line
up
Ihe
hel
lickel
Ihere
is
and
jnt
vole
them
lo
a
woman.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnc
Ruprt
January
14,
1914.
With
Ihe
civic
eleelion
lo
lake
place
tomorrow,
keen
interest
is
being
dlsplaed
in
the
contest.
The
enlire
front
page
of
the
Dally
News
today
Is
devoted
lo
rampajgii
news
with
the
exception
of
Iwo
short
ulnriees
one
telling
about
a
trike
and
martial
law
in
South
Africa
and
Ihe
other
aboii)
a
volcano
in
Japan.
K.
Ikeda,
Ihe
Japanese
mining
man
of
Ihe
Queen
Charlotte
Is.
lands,
is
in
Hie
cily
today.
II
isj
reported
lhal
Ihe
flranhy
Co.
is'
Defoliating
for
the
purchase
nfj
his
properly.
Herring
are
now
running
in
large
schools
in
Ihe
harbor
and
several
boat
n
are
making
catches.
One
Canadian
KIh
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
hoal
gol
fifly
Ions
yes.
lenlay.
tn
th
Miliar
nf
and
LAND
ACT.
M.I
1.
.
.
I
-
.
i
.
.
.
.
nli.
nr..
ia.i
tin
i
nr
it
ivniiiln.
If
..
.
.
.
'
-
'
he
is
public
....
u
,i,
rrni
i.irxi
OKinrl.
Hm-nnl
lur
III.
going
oflice.
lo
run
for
some
J"'1!
Dt
'J
"
"
st
n
zsr
M4
r
Tik
Aullrr
Hut
llmrs
krr.
ncnip
lion
Initrhrr.
of
Prlrvrn
iinrwri.
R
r.
m.
I
SIIOPIJ)
like
to
I.
,
tMi
i
sii'iy
for
t-rniil..i4i
in
!
nwl
-
uoiiiiim
Mini.:
iminM'nriiir
al
run
for
Pi
plsniist
itxmt
pmr
rfmm
north
.r
.tiiM
Alderman
riiino
or
or
niavor
iniijor
or
or
any
anv
jon
loh
itr,ntn
C'""
iinii
inrnrr
rl
inint
lh
(f
Um
ttKtr,
Un,
t(
wilh
a
salary
attached,
but
I
mm
iir
mirk
imund
rrw
i.umt
aui
rnaiiln
In
f"
rumiwnc-iiwnt,
ainl
NOTIIIXO
would
please
me
as
much
as
In
be
a
fat
alderman,
so
that
I
might
look
wise
and
do'
as
III
lie
as
possible.
arrrn.
mart
nr
l.
til
applicant.
hooves
w.
fhhkma.x,
Arrnt.
LAND
ACT.
Node
f
Intanllen
o
Ab4
U
Laaa
Ln
In
Hants
t,
sii-na
ijinI
ni.irirt,
lut
rnltn
Plilrlrl
or
Cuaal.
Tik
.Nnlliv
ih.i
rK.ri-.
i...k.
.
.
TIIKHE'S
one
thing,
if
I
can't
'ponce
hapm.
b.c,
fH-runaiion
imimr,
gel
a
job
lo
Pene
Ihe
cily
in
an
11T
MioVV
official
position
I
can.
always
try
rU"
f"""
p'"i
m
nvrn
,iitii.
a
janilorshlp
in
Ihe
leniple
mirj't:.
of
fame,
Wm
inoiiir
of
Um
nnn
linn
at
Mrti
.
-r
man
arniimi
in
l.ljnrt.
rllinilnl
-
i""
i"""i
mi
nniinirnfTnwni,
ami
rimlaln
WIIK.V
a
a
person
person
is
is
nominated
,mn'l
"
.
for
public
oflice
why
is
he
.said'
In
be
"running"?
IAKE
say.
be
is
running
away
HER
CHILDERN
HAD
WHOOPING
COUGH
i.ni
rf
iMilwanl
J.
SAM
JOIIMSO.X,
A,n'"
Dalfil
Woinnr
t)ih.
IttJ.
IN
PHONATK.
IN
THtl
tUraiMK
COURT
Of
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Hie
AilrnlnUlMIInn
Art
In
ihe
Maiiff
i,t
h
r.iim
i.f
Myrrn.
IumiviI:
InlrMat.
r.ti.ltln
rAllnM
M
eia.H
.inellnuie
IkeM
la
.
m
......
.
.
"
'
Anum
Akl.
.HITIIK
thai
I
l
imv.lhi.rf
AdminlMrainr
of
ihe
r.iuale
of
Anion
Mjrri-n,
ilKrfawit.
ami
all
pantr
haiini
of
rlilhlrpii.
II
trt
will!
ffver
irlaunii
ataln.t
the
nalit
Kii
r.
h..f,:
and
roimti.
Tlie
niyfti
U
at
firm
lirf
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