17
W0
October.
TI1E
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
amy
time
you're
hungry,
enjoy
Kcllogg's
Corn
Flakes
and
milk
or
cream.
For
breakfast,
for
lnncli,
for
supper
for
a
lalo
Fiiatk.
Tliey'rc
great
.
.
.
between,
meals
and
at
any
meal
J9K
jtm
a
j
a
u
.
-
s
jtw
UN
FLAKES
Ultra
delirium
tcilh
fruitt
or
honrf
tdded.
Made
hy
Krlluggln
Istmlon,
Onl.
HI'
M
o
I
1
'KOS
are
not
only
affected
by
well
dressed
i.
but
arc
generally
accepted
today
as
being
'
iui
general
occasion
i.
Mtirquit
is
an
iu:
inod'
l
by
Leckfc
A
custom
built
fine
,
,
t
tve
ty
ntwrn
of
it
quality,
well
trtaa4e
and
lit
to
H--iii!,h
Colutnbin
craftsmen.
ri
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BOTTItP
&
60NrttO,iY
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1
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n
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lok
for
it
at
h.
VtoaWa
dU
inaiat
on
i
J
.
rtisemr-iit
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
i
iM
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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E
B
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AT
ALL
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'
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is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control,,
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
.
.
.
..
of
.British
Columbia
Fallacy
of
Communists
In
This
Country
Set
Forth
By
Writer
In
Organ
of
Canadian
Labor
Group
It
would
seem
to
be
a
primitive
con-
i
ception
of
history
from
which
springs
the
idea
that
the
military
i
tactics
of
the
paladins,,
whg
Jed
8'
ifew
hundrr-d
trJbesmlepRnndi
gethcr
by
ties
of
common
blood,
and
who
If
they
did
not
win
were
usual'
v
;
lauhteredu
ftt)
the
appropriate
tactics
far
modern
-struggles
between
great
masses
of
men,
often
,
divided
by
race,
language
and
creed
Human
Intelligence
being
what
It
Is,
and
modern
conditions
wha
they
are,
the
labor
general's
prot
lem
of
preserving
the
unity
of
hi
forces,
of
getting
them
to
under
take
common
action,
Is
a
vast!
more
complicated
problem
of
leadership
than
that
of
the
tribal
chief
who
led
his
blood
relatives
to
war.
No
union
vests
the
power
of
life
and
death
in
Its
headman,
a
power
possessed
by
Indian
war
chiefs
and
the
war
leaders
bf
ancient
Greece
while,
they
were
on
tt)e
wa.r.-path,
though
In
council
they
raigMt
have
to
Jlaten.to
insults.
Vlj
,
,'
-
'
-Social
F.volutlori
There
Is
no
martfc
in
organization
tper
"
any
jovire
Ihw
i
la
the
"manifestoes'
which-
theCommun
Ists
fcwte
so
fftc.ut.wfctv-.as
if
itwy
were
memsjes
from
heaven
endowed
with
the
twer
of
suddenly
cor.
vcrt'ig
the
workers
to
o
fi'.ll
n;i
derst
indlng
o'
the
need
.'f
s:.:i:i:
revolution.
That
Is
to
say.
organi
ntlon
and
education
are
b-th
ikc
essarv
proe-3Scs
of
social
c
v!uti
and
since
neither
of
the
proct-s-ses
c
.n
be
completed
In
a
d;iy-
uv
more
than
a
youth
can
accomplish
the
I
tologlcul
evolution
of
becoming
an
alult
In
a
day
-they
call
for
the
exercise
01
tact
ann
pauenc?
uaUl,kes.n
wftieh
jh
hlfirfthy.flt
tc
(
taarn
nitt
Party
.st
Cuaada
i,
aotaiily
clflcttt
M.
n.,
'
Whether
in
Its
therAVrtV
erW'
j
non
as
a
nctcniutc
cspii.iii
n
ietal
development,
or
hi
Its
practical
expression
aa
a
political
p.irty.
so-
clallsm
Is
a
natural
product
which
j
must
pass
through
the
ohaiKs
cf
!n-,
fancy
and
youth
In
order
to
attain
:a
mature
development.
This
is
a
.necessary
law
of
the
evolution
of
anything
in
the
natural
or
social
iworkl.
But
In
other
countries
us
jwell
as
Canada
the.cnthur'.asts
of
new
movements
have
lost
sight
of
thil.
law.
In
the
development
of
scientific,
or
fact-founded,
social
Ism
notably,
en'Jiusiasts
In
the
car-;
ly
sw'.to-i
nj.vc
bu.vh
j
cxclu-.lveTiesa.
a
superior
virtue,
a-Uiw4i
they
pdssessed
special
vis
ion
and
a
monopoly
of
wisdom
giv-1
init
them
the
rtght
to
treat
as
her-;
etics
all
who
do
not
see
eye
to
eye
with
them.
This
lofty
conceit
in
tm
,
case
of
the
CoxnraunUts
is
Joined
i
with
a
nchulaw:
roTimtlclsni
and1
fanatical
fcrvUr
which
give
to
th-:
i
idea
of
the
social
revolution
the
narrow,
and
incooip:ote
charade.
xan
be
rJtiSxfy
wctf
In
a
day;
or
so
by
a
general
strike,
or
u
p
"li-;
Ucal
uphcavol
of
a
fraptlon
of
the
,
pewpic.
j
,.
Ted
Uf
Russia
i
;
,
TWliope
oi
a
tr.tivlorwaon
of
aplUllKn
into
3-Hausuby
a
su'l-1
den
and
violent
sti'oite
h!
barn
-ltd
;
by
the
swift
riao
the
Jiltrtntnrsh'p
;
of
the
T'tfetartat
m
Kuala.
Bat
It,
i
is
necessary
to
rrcopnlw
tint
Use:
seizure
of
political
poer
by
the
j
Communist
Party
in
Bussi-i
was
lw)n
to
the
pocuHnr
conditions
in
i
itvnt
countiy.
an
advrnturi!
ve;
fiirfp
nf
fro'i
,thec'
nmrsr.
of
mil
;
jit
leal
power
by
organised
workers'
i
in
countries
like
uan
i-l
i.
noasessirtR
political
de
nocrucy
an.l
a
Urn?.
I
well
-
organized
and
intelligent
i
bourncols
class.
in
nnmti
p.an1billsmMwH3'
t.r1v
a!
small
Island
hi
att
anfelAtftBdkl'
regime.
An
autocratic
(cjr.
and
I
landlords
for
the
most
pan-'conMol-!
led
the
poetical
power.
RuSslc.
hud
not
experienced
a
rell:-.inHj
rtcr-1
matlon
or
bourge'ils
nolltieal
rovo-
lutlon.
The
mass
cf
the
ixopk-wv
,
Illiterate
and
steeped
In
superstition.
1
'
'
.
!'''
Whim
-the
corrttM
oiirlst
trivia
collapsed,
Kjwrrrslul,
';
repseht(tar.
the
bourgeois
class,
attcmptea
to
appropriate
the
political
povor.
Dut
neither
capitalists
pronrr.
nor
small
business
men
and
traders,
had
any
real
training
In
political
method;
.
quite
unlike
the
capitalists
and!
middle
classes
of.
say,
Ensland,
who
since
the
business
revolution
under
Cromwell
have
been
exercising
po-!
lltlcal
power
and
who.
if
sometimes
j
divided
by
divergent
tnt
rests,
nave
learned
to
unite
their
forces
in
op-
!',
"
ll!
II
aire
on
position
to
efforts
of'
the
working
masses
to.
ameliorate
ttypdr
lot.
Kcrcnsky
Was
Acak
The
Kerensky
government
was
weak
andcoimpetern.tcjcause'the
Russian
bourgeoisie
lacked
unity
and
political
experience;
because
the
middle
clais
as
such
was
an
insignificant
proportion
of
the
total
population.
The
small
but
well-or-
j
'
ganlzed
and
well-dLsclplincd
Com-
munist
party
overthrew
Kerensky
j
and
seized
the
political
power.
The
special
circumstances
favored
the
Communists.
On
the
one
hand,
their
slogan
"The
Land
for
the
Peasants,"
had
an
appeal
that
it
could
not
have
In
Canada
where
the
farmers
already
own
their
lands
nominally
at
any
rate.
On
the
other
hand,
the
soldiers
who
with
inade
quate
arm?
and
food
had;
opposed
the
well-erjulpped
and
welWed
legions
of
Germany,
were
ready
to
turn
their
.angef
vj&ainst
both
feudal
nobility
and
bourgeoisie,
btj-i
t
,
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iniilxl
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Imiuriofu.
Your
own
and
baby'i
htilrh
ar
too
Important.
Thtra
U
no
MibitituM
for
thl
(mom
ionic
food
txvua.
It
rim
you
rrwnrfth
and
lupplios
in
abundrnc
dio
nour
Itjimtnl
feu
Bd.
iving
both
were
responsible
for
"e
failure
to
provide
proper
army
(ulpmcnt
and
supplies.
These
were
fnctor3,
favorable
to
the
Commun-;-,!,
-which
,were
peculiar
to
Riw-ii-t.
'
The
Soviet
concfuest
of
political
iwcr
constituted
a
social
revolution
in
the
proper
sense
of
the
word,
since
it
was
accompanied
by
transformation
cf
the
economic
i3fl
of
society,
the
transfer
of
own-ih'ip
of
piotierty
from
a
ruling
lass
to
a
previously
subject
class.
'Jut
it
did
not
establish
socialism;
'
only
prepared
the
way
for
the
mftructlon
of
the
economic
foun-iti
m
of
:jociallsni.
In
Russia
a
dictatorship
has
been
"cessary.
and
in
the
circumstances
would
bo
Idle
to
dispute
that
It
r,
iu.xtlfiaMon.
It
dnei
not.
how-vcr,
follow
that
Uie
Rasslan
exner-ncc
must
inevitably
be
duplicated
.)
other
countries,
in
which
politl-xl
democracy
has
been
long
estab-hed
and
In
which
it
Is
nosslble
for
he
wdikcrs
by
organizing
a
party
of
h"ir
own
to
secure
control
of
the
'
-olltlcal
powrr.
Normal
Troccsscs
ihe
normil
processes
of
social
.run'-fonnatton
are
evolution
and'
'olutum.
liy
cvoluUon,
we
moan
he
transformation
trnt
takes
place
Trom
day
to
day,
almost
ltnpercep-
ible.
but
continuous
and
inerit-SjIc;
by
revolution
we
mean
the
ncUidln
and
critical
phase
of
volr.tlon.
the
culminating
phase
hen
the
economic
foundation,
or
i-operty
base,
of
siciety
being
hanged,
the
whob
political,
iuri-i
-al
and
ethical
superstructure
tlso
undergoes
a
radical
transf'r-iti
n.
Rebellion
and
individual
;
lcncc
may
also
contribute
to
lnn?es
In
the
social
emmos,
but
:iey
arc
nit
narmal
processes
of
ocial
physiology,
but
rather,
of
so-lay
"itholmry
-fUseafr.
The
exhortation
of
Marx,
"Work-of
all
Countries.
Unite."
sharply
contrast
with
the
modern
policy
f
'he
c,nm-run',t.'i
tf
wwln?
Rperis
f
discard
where
they
cannot
divide
and
mln
do"1'
nt
-nvl"jige
a
scclv
revolution
effected
by
any
maeic
formula
of
communism,
but
rather
,
i
i.in-,03
the
scientific
view
that
oclallsm
canot
he
chl-ved
until
t
becomes
a
vivid
Ideal
in
the
minds
f
the
workers
by
virtue
of
a
clear
perception
of
their
class
Interest
and
the
strength
of
organization
for
political
action
as
well
as
for
struggles
on
the
economic
f'"H
"
,n
give
them.
This
Is
the
task
of
education,
aided
by
organisation,
and
such
education
and
organisation
lust
for
a
long
time
ti
"ime
at
any
ito
have
a
more
practical
purpose
than
the
inculcation
rf
a
belief
in
a
iv:id
doctrinaire
philosophy.
i
Choir
Reorganized
With
25
Members
II.
N,
Itrocklesby
Is
New
Choir
Master
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
With
25
vocalists
enrolled
and
vera!
on
the
waiting
list,
the
holr
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
has
been
reorganized.
II.
N.
Drocklesby
Is
the
new
choir
master,
i
The
folluv.
iiik
is
the
scale
of
charges
made
for
readlnit
notices:
Marriage
and
engagement
announcements
$2.
hiime
Birth
Notices
ftOc.
Funeral
Notices
$1.
flards
of
Thanks,
$2.
Funrral
Flowers
10c
per
JVursing
baby
unnh
delicious
UvalUne
T5ECAUS8
Ovaltine
it
so
ricKIjIlIie
vitantinsf
LJ
and
food
elements
essential
to
health,
it'isfthel-J
nnest
known
beverage
for
the
nursing
perbd.
Doctors
the'
world
over
strongly
recommend
it
.Secause
it
ensures
a
rich
milk
supply
and
protects
the
health
of
the
mother
against
overstrain.
Ovaltine
is
scientifically
made
from
ripe
barley
malt,
fresh
milk
and
eggs.
It
is
easily
digested
and
quickly
assimilated.
It
is
super-nourishment
correctly
balanced
...
in
a
most
delicious
form.
You
will
like
it
either
hot
or
cold.
TONIC
FOOD
BEVERAGE
BUILDS
UP
BRAIN.
NERVE
AND
BODY
At
ill
food
Mom
In
50c
71c,
f
1.2)
and
fpKul
(amilr-M
M-50
una;
alao
aarvad
hot
or
eaad
at
aoda
(ouwaina.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
I'rinre
Kuvrt
October
17,
1310
this
morninT's
meeting
of
the
lic
ence
committee
between
Mayor
Fred
Stoi
the
clvirman.
and
"oi
l
nh
;l:nci-
J.-
E.
Merryfield.
Al-'h-)'i
;h
Mr
M-rryficId
refused
to
'ot?.
cntriidins!
th-.t
businois
hould
not
hi
transacted
until
Aid.
V.
W.
Smith
Ihc
th'nl
covamission-cr,
returned
from
a
trii
south,
the
No
Job
Says
"No"
to
"Cater-
lar
Power
135
mayor
ruled
that
with
Mr.
Merry-field
there
was
a
quorum
and,
with
his
vote
granted
licinces
to
Corley
&
Burgess
and
A.
J.
Prudhomme.
j
C.
V.
Dake,
a
printer
who
arrived
in
the
city
only
a
Tew
days
ago.
Btralncd
relations
developed
at,wa
found
poisoned
in
his
locked
Ing.
He
committed
suicide.
The
city
engineer's
department
Is
removing
the
p.
C.
Tie
&
Lumber
Co
's
boilers
from
the
Seal
Cove
site
to
the
new
location
at
Cow
Day.
Thi.'
boilers
are
to
be
used
In
a
H)W(
r
plant
to
be
established
by
the
city.
Just
watch
the
chain
grow
taught
as
the
"Caterpillar"
says
"Come
alrng"
to
(I-.tu
i
'l
ton!
...
heavy
machinery,
gigantic
loirs
or
anything
th
it
nc
'il.s
'ncviii!;
in
le
iiiiu-
and
.it
lower
v
si
I'.'.;
tin
t
!iet
ry
that
tlv
track
type
triM-tur
w-ii'
the
'viyjy
t.r.i.li-
::ark
i-;
tin-
logical
po'ver
It's
a
fact!
Thousands
of
"CaterpUlars"
the
world
over
arc
piovin'.r
it
every
day
S"i
ini;
U
b.Micvin
:
I
V'll,
nf
!iif
!
n
I
li:
(
bookM-lt
tcfKH
mn
L-S
Deservedly
Popular
The
name
'Black
&
While'
on
a
boHle
of
whisky
I
as
absolute
a
guarantee
as
Ihe
hall-mark
on
sifvtr.
It
assures
thai
subtle
difference
Inilavour
endjqufliY-which
distinguishes
this
whisky
from
all
olhors.
It
guar
ant.es
that
only
the
finest
materials
have
boen
used
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