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Monday,
Oct.
31,
1921
uja
J!
.
..
PEACE
KIVER
RAILWAY
Thec
are
days
of
big
things.
Everything
is
operated
in
a
big
way
and
especially
transportation
systems.
Small
concerns
do
not
usually
succeed.
A
short
railway
misses
the
profits
from
the
long
haul.
While
General
Sutton
is
a
spectacular
figure
and
he
appeals
to
many
it
is
not
likely
that
his
railway
proposal
could
succeed
permanently.
Canada
has
two
important
railway
system
today
and
the
Peace
Kiver
should
be
opened
by
one
of
them.
No
one
else
can
do
it
satisfactorily.
Italian
Dictator
Which
he
.
Commend
READY
TO
ACCEPT
FACTS
V.-A-
AuthorDfnd
Himself
for
Ap
proving
Work
Done
by
Head
of
Pacits
WJ.NiXJ.N.
oet
31
In
letter
to
a
friend
Ocarge
Bernard
Shaw
the
eu-tfecc.
ptayrtght
and
socialist
defends
hl
art
ion
to
commending
the
work
of
Mussolini,
dictator
of
Italy.
He
says
I
am
very
sorry
my
oommant
on
the
"Daily
K"
article
on
1
minimi
which
the
sub-editor
headed
"A
De
fence"
dtatreaaed
you
a
It
did.
You
were
oot
the
only
one
who
Jumped
to
me
conclusion
umi
i
mual
rare
bees
unaware
of
the
Matteotu
affair
and
of
other
revolting
lncldente
of
the
Fascist
Terror.
Thla
ts
quite
a
mls-
take.
I
knew
about
them.
Even
If
the
Ubera)
ui
in
Britain
had
been
rati
cent
ob
the
subject,
which
It
certainty
wsa
not.
I
have
been
In
toueh
with
the
Italian
refugee
whose
letter
sou
have
wat.
and
already
knew
all
that
letter
told
sae.
heefete
a
great
deal
more
that
I
can
Infer
from
niv
MDerlenr
inrt
historical
knowledge
hut
M
eeeUlntT
'
u
I
had
wltneaied
It
But
you
cannot
dispose
of
Muaaollnl
By
amply
repeating
In
tone
of
virtu.
ova
indignation
on
the
admitted
and
even
vaunted
fact
that
he
owct
hi
power
to
a
coup
d'etat.
Since
Augustus
founded
the
Roman
Empire
with
him.
M
asEmperor
by
the
coup
d'etat,
ateh
beean
with
hte
aasasslnitkm
at
cawar.
until
Lenin
became
dictator
of
Russia
by
a
violent
overthrow
of
Xerenskylst
Liberal
Democracy
tnte-lv-
ing
the
very
unpleaaant
oDeratlon
of
the
Cheka.
there
have
been
dozen
of
great
uaur
pat
tone
effected
by
coudi
I'etat,
and
every
one
of
the
coupe
have
ccm
a
filthy
business,
in
which
honest
and
loyal
men
have
been
shouted
Aw.
In
court
by
perjured
witnesses
and
tfme-
Bernng
magistrates,
and
hare
been
beaten,
torored,
and
murdered
out
of
It
by
gangs
of
Infernal
blackguards.
All
liberties
l?tft,M
01
of
speech
p'ecb
01
or
the
press
hare
The
time
is
now
ripe
for
action.
The
country
is
producing!
enouA
.grain
to
warrant
building
thP
w.,
,tiJ
nS
K,iVufcibw"
tu
the
object
of
the
Columbia
part
of
the
district
should
undoubtedly
be
tapped.
Probably
the
whole
matter
may
be
taken
up
by
the
Premiers
at
the
con
ference
or
if
not
the
Dominion
Government
would
do
well
to
make
a
move
very
soon.
What
is
wanted
is
a
railway
that
will
operate
efficiently
and
continuously
and
this
can
only
be
hoped
for-
if
it
Is
operated
either
by
the
Canadian
National
or
the
C.P.R.
Possibly
the
Peace
River
is
big
enough
and
of
sufficient
importance
to
warrant
the
operating,
of
two
systems
but
that
does
not
seenruiuite
rensnnnhla
int.
tinw
.
.
.
.
ONE
OF
Illl'FiriJI.TlPS
While
the
Peace
River
should
be
a
natural
feeder
to
the
main
nne
01
me
.Canadian
.National,
a
feeder
that
would
undoubtedly
.
make,
the
western
section
to
Prince
Rupert
pay
in
avvery
short
time,
it
also
must
be
remembered
that
the
P.G.E.
has
no
western
outlet
ior
us
grain
except
over
the
difficult
Kicking
Horse
Pass
route
which
is
expensive
to
operate.
-
That
company
undoubtedly
will
be
looking
for
a
better
road
to
the
Pacific
over
which,
to
haul
the
bulk
of
its
grain.
TJbat
might
be
found
in
the
route
to
Stewart,
from
which,
port
it
would
operate
its
fast
Pacific
liners
or
in
making
conjunction
with
this
port.
The
failure
of
the
Canadian
National
to
operate
trans-Pacific
liners
from
this
port
would
leave
the
C.P.R.
with
the
field
all
to
itself.
MUST
KNOW
ALL
SIDES
We
are
trying
to
give
our
readers
every
phase-of
this
situation.
We
cannot
bluff
the
railway
builders
into
believing
something'
that
is
not
true,
as
is
being
attempted
in.
some
of
the
Vancouver
papers.
The
engineers
have
the
facts
and
the
railway
heads
have
the
facts,
a
great
many
more
than
any
of
us.
They
have
all
the
figures
on
tonnage
and
costs
and
they
know
where
a
railway
is
likely
to
pay.
Having
that
in
view
it
is
quite
useless
for
newspapers,
individuals
or
the
public
bodies
to
try
to
prove
anything
which
is
not
true.
It
is
just
as
well
for
us
to
look
at
the
question
from
every
point
of
view
and
to
note
difficulties
which
have
to
be
overcome.
The
only
place
where
our
influence
comes
in
is
when
the
political
factor
is
considered-
This
is
sometimes
all-powerful
so
we
must
keep
our
end'up
and
let
the
leaders
know
that
we
are
on
the
job
and
are
expecting
the
proper
treatment
for
this
part
of
the
country.
'
BRITISH
NAVAL
POLICY
Much
interest
is
being
taken
in
this
country
as
well
as
in
Britain
over
the
Liberal
declaration
in
regard
to
their
naval
policy.
Headed
by
Lloyd
George,
the
Liberals
demand
naval
reductions
and
state,
that
had
proper
concessions
been
made
there
would
have
been
no,oreakup
of
the
conference
with
the
United
States
over
naval
re-duUn.
They
state
that
the
present
navy
is
beyond
present
requirements.
Viscount
Cecil,
who
recently
resigned
from
the
British
cabinet
over
the
disarmament
conference,
is
preparing
an
elaborate
scheme
for
European
disarmament
which
he
expects
to
submit
later.
It
is
state'd
that
Liberal
opinion,
especially
in
regard
to
this
matter,
is
steadily
growing
and
with
the
possibility
of
a
working
arrangement
between
Liberals
and
Laborites,
it
is
quite
within
the
realms
of
possibility
that
the
British
Conservatives
may
be
defeated
at
the
next
election
1
1
ok
y
"rr
fwsi
-
rw
sr
ooup
bad
been
attained
by
a
thorough
reign
of
terror.
The
only
novelty
in
ine
Italian
ease
was
the
castor
oil.
and
most
men
would
rather
be
dosed
with
oaetor
oil
than
be
tarred
and
feathered.
C.IMAK'S
(1
AMIES
Now
It
ts
'clear
that
our
attitude
to
wards
a
new
regime
connot
be
deter.
mined
by
the
means
employed
to
estah
nan
it:
it
Is
Ik
use
ftahune
Aunsatu
nrnVAb
no
him
in
rit
.
tccauae'
Antony
points
eloquenUy
t
to
tee
gashes
of
Caesar's
body.jYou
can
not
ignore
Napoleon
because
he
kicked
out
the
excessively
constitutional
Abbe
sieves,
lou
cannot
demand
the
recon-quest
of
the
Irish
Free
State
because
ir
has
passed
a
Coercion
Act
that
would
have
horrified
Lord
Salisbury,
sweeping
away
the
democratic
councils
establish
ed
by
the
.London
Parliament
and
re
placing
them
by
the
autocratic
triumvirates
such
as
Dublin
Castle
at
Its
worst
would
never
have
dared
to
set
up.
It
Is
silly
to
refuse
to
trade
with
Russia
because
the
Soviet
connived
at
regicide
and
made
an
end
of
the
nice
dinners
given
by
the
dear
Bencken-
dorfla.
It
would
be
absurd
to
nretend
that
the
Kaiser
is
still
the
riahtful
ruler
of
Germany
because
the
substltu
tlon
of
a
Republic
was
accompanied
by
the
murder
of
Rathenau
as
well
as
Liebkoecht,
Jun..
and
Rosa
Luxem
burg.
It
is
equally
Irrelevant
and
slllv
to
refuse
to
acknowledge
the
dictatorship
01
11
rruce
because
It
was
not
achieved
without
all
the
usual
villainies.
Th
only
question
for
us
Is
whether
he
doing
his
Job
well
enough
to
Induce
the
Italian
nation
to
acceDt
him
faute
ae
mieux.
rney
do
not
accept
him,
seme
of
them
faute
de
mieux.
several
of
them
without
enthusiasm.
rOST-WAIt
NKl'lt
ASTHENIA
His
enemies
If
you
like,
his
victims
cannot
pretend
that
they
had
not
as
good
a
chance
as
he.
They
actually
made
It
a
reproach
to
him
that
he
offered
to
lead
them
on
any
program
that
would
brine
order
out
of
cho
but
they
wer
Incapable
of
taking
any
chance.
They
could
neither
lead
nu
follow.
They
pleaded
that
they
had
nost.
war
neurasthenia,
and
that
if
Mussolini
had
only
waited
until
they
got
well
everything
would
have
settled
down
Into
its
old
rut.
with
themselves
en-
Joying
their
delightful
position
of
elo
quent
revolution.
If
that
did
not
seem
good
enough
for
Mussolini,
and
he
finally
had
to
come
down
on
the
side
of
a
militarist
Fascism,
which
was
at
all
events
ready
to
do
something,
have
hey.
of
all
people,
the
right
to
blame
him?
I
.
is
true
that
it
was
only
is,
a
'sort
ilt
zt
unfceheaded
and
successful
Stafford
'hat
he
did
obtain
his
command
of
the
I
Fascists,
but
as
an
unsuccessful
Lenin
He
.-ould
have
done
nothing
except
lose
I
his
life.
!
Some
of
the
things
Mussolini
has
done
and
some
that
he
Is
threatening
to
do
go
farther
In
the
direction
of
Socialism
than
the
English
Labor
party
could
yet
venture
if
It
wa
lh
power.
They
will
bring
him
presently
into
sulcus
conflict
with
capitalism,
and
It
f
.".Rtnly
not
my
business
nor
that
"t
any
Socialist
to
weaken
him
in
view
of
Huch
a
conflict.
As
to
cocking
snooks
at
him.
as
the
British
aristocracy
did
at
George
Washington
long
after
they
had
been
forced
to
accept
him
as
President
of
the
Independent
United
States
of
America,
what
good
will
that
do?
As
long
as
he
can
say
J'y
suls
et
J'y
reste."
and
the
Italian
people
say,
"Bo
you
shall.
Viva
II
IDuce"
we
must
accept
the
situation,!
Qjk
also
io
hear
Automatic
OrthopJimic
Victrola
It
changes
its
own
Record.
ior
good
sense
y
refusing
to
accept
an
accomplished
fact.
If
I
did
I
should
lose
the
right
to
criticise
Mussolini's
rule,
which
I
am
quite
ready
to
do
whenever
I
think
I
can
do
any
good
by
it.
I
hope
I
have
made
my
position
clear
to
you.
Ever
faithfully,
(Signed)
O.
BERNARD
SHAW.
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tn
The
DaUy
News
l
ill
'iif
II
dptures
of
t
SPECIAL
PRICES
ON
NEW
SEASON'S
FUR
COATS
AT
GOLDBLOOM'S
STORE
A
large
shipment
of
the
new
season's
Fur
Coats
has
arrived
at
Ooldbloom's.
These
consist
of
silver
rouskrat.
French
teal,
calfskin,
Brazilian
mink
and
Hud
son
seal.
For
the
next
three
days
all
these
fur
coats
'will
be
offered
at
special
prices.
thus
giving
you
the
opportunity
of
getting
that
coat
you
want
for
thi.
winter.
And
remember,
every
coat
cam
tk.
guarantee
of
William
Ooldbloom.
256
THROUGH
TRAINS
CONNECTION
WITH
OLD
COUNTRY
SAILINGS
The
Canadian
National
Railways
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
special
trains
with
sleeping
cars
thrnu.h
,
ship's
tide
at
Montrsal
and
Halifax,
in
'
cuanecwon
witn
old
Country
sailings
during
November
and
December.
Secure
full
information
regarding
1""-
PPrU,
etc..
from
City
Ticket
Office.
528
Third
Avenue.
Phone
280.
W.
H.
Tobe-.
CNJl
ir
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
after-
i
noon's
train
from
a
trip
over
the
tine
I
Paloma
$160
or
with
electric
motor
Sioo
the
Soul
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LKASl
LAND
'
Qu?.0"1,101
llnd
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
fltli.at5,
V,
J0WX
Harbor.
Moresby
la-land,
Q.C.I.
Company,
Limited,
of
Vanoouver.
B.C..
occupation
Packers.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Command
no
mt
a
m-kat
m.M
.
.
.
r
o
-
ay
Mail
vri
m
irw
northwesterly
and
along
high
water
mark
IH
fnfllna
a
am
4-.
.
.
.
.
s
.
50
37
E.
fprtm
Vt
w
c
V
ns.
ther.ee
north
56
3T
E.
1-a
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
southeasterly
along
low
water
mark
to
point
N,
66
37'
E.
from
the
location
P04:
thence
2.2
chain,
more
or
less,
jo
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
6
acrei.
more
or
less.
PACKING
COMPANY
LIMITED.
,
.
Applicant.
Dated
September
7,
1927.
LAND
ACT
OTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
I.AM)
In
OiiMn
.
.
rv.
-ln.
T
n
-
cording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
'
Ftrsmon
Ba7'
Oraham
Island,
QCI
TAW
Nnrrrp
k.
iwumii.
nery
Company,
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Packers,
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
land:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
nOrthWMt
firn
Af
T
1
K71
Ctm-
'
thence
east
30
chains;
thence
north
3
cuains.
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark.
30
chains;
thence
south
3
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
MKt.tnl.n
I
J
m
.
.
,
t...
BOMERVIUJ!
CANNERY
COMPANY.
LIMITED.
Applicant
Dated
August
?1,
1927.
1
usic
says
Fritz
Kreisler
famous
violinist
in
praise
of
the
new
Orthojhonic
Victrola.
It
captures
all
who
listen
to
it
that
we
must
put
up
with
him.
Captures
the
coul
o
the
violin,
of
the
piano,
the
clarinet,
the
voice
captures
the
soul
of
any
and
all
musical
sounds,
singly
and
together!
Plays
naturally
the
tones
of
these
musical
sounds,
and
all
the
rippling
overtones,
that
give
beauty
and
color
to
music.
Captures
the
low
fundamental
notes
that
give
instrumental
music
its
depth
and
richness,
and
liberates
them
at
your
pleasure-All
this
is
younnn
the
new
Orthophonic
Victrola
(and
only
in
this
instrument).
And
all
WHAT
MK.
MIAVV
SAW
As
he
has
not
succeeded
In
keeDlne
his
enemies
at
home,
I
think
he
would
do
well
to
be
more
liberal
of
passports
to
his
friends,
because
the
Italian
refugees
who
have
escaped
to
Paris
and
London
have
It
all
their
own
way
there
when
they
represent
Italy
as
groaning
under
an
unbearable
tyranny.
All
the
tyranny
I
saw
was
of
the
kind
which
oir
capitalist
press
denounces
as
char
acteristic
of
socialism,
and
I
do
not
boll
with
indignation
at
It
as
the
Lib
erals
da
But
that
la
not
my
point,
which
was
aud
is
that
the
campaign
of
abuse
against
the
Mussolini
dictatorship
Is
Just
as
stupid
ob
the
campaign
against
tfce
Soviet
dlctatorshin
in
Russia.
I
am
sorry
my
feilow-SoclallsU
in
Italy
were
touuy
unahie
to
take
command
after
the
'
wfr.
afid
I
loathe
the
savageries
which
attended
the
establishment
of
Fascism.
But
I
shall
not
waste
any
energies
and
compromise
my
reputation
Orthopi
"True
Sound'
because
scientists
have
shown
us
the
practical
application
of
the
principle
of
".Matched
Impedance"
or
"smooth
flow
of
sound",
the
patents
for
which
are
Victor-controlled.
Thus
you
may
have
beautiful,
realistic,
mu$ic
at
home,
and
you
may
have
graceful
cabinets
finished
in
fine
woods.
Seven
artistically
designed
models
all
equipped
with
a
device
which
stops
every
record
after
playing.
Iilec-tric
drive
whirh
eliminates
winding
is
optional
at
slight
additional
cost.
Prices
from
$790
to
as
low
as
$115.
Obtainable
on
convenient
payments
at
all
His
Master's
Voice
dealers.
cmic
Trade
Mark
Keft'd
Victrola
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Montre.1
and
we
may
as
well
do
It
with
good
grace.
I
repeat,
we
had
our
chance
of
challenging
him
over
Corfu,
and
when
we
funked
that
we
practically
admitted
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