TO his parents, Muhammad Jusuf Kalla was like a crown prince. Ever since elementary school, this presidential candidate from the Golkar Party was given special attention to manage the business founded by his father, Haji Kalla, at a young age. At about the age of 15, Kalla senior, whose parents had already passed away, made some money as a traveling textile salesman, traveling from village to village on horseback. He then opened a kiosk in Pasar