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Bureau
of
Circulation.
Monday,
December
31,
192.1.
Now
Is
The
Time
,
To
Take
Stock.
With
the
advent,
of
.a
New
Year
it
is
appropriate
for
communities
and
individuals
to
lake-
slock
of
thenvelve,
review
their
progress
of
a
year
and
anticipate
what
the
future
has
in
slon.
When
the
midnight
bell
peal
out
tonight
and
whistles
.with
it
will
he
a
mailer
of
history.
Its
sorrows
and
disappointments
together
with
its
joys
and
achievements
will
take
their
places
in
our
slock
of
memories
and
its
?xperiences
will
have
made
us
all
the
more
filled
for
what
is
to
conie.
If
we
are
to
prosper
we
must
face
the
.New
Year
with
optimism
and
hope
and,
above
all,
energy
and
determination
for
better
thing.
There
is
no
room
for
the
listless
pessimist
at
Ihis
time.
The
sooner
we,
as
a
community,
are
ridded
of
him,
the
better
will
we
b(
tiff
and
the
greater
will
be
our
chances
for
develop,
menl
and
prosperity.
Tim
pesimisl
is
but
a
drag
on
the
wheels
'of
progress
so,
Iherefore,
let
us
h.vay
with
him.
However,
he
;nny
be
an
optimist
lomorrow
if
he
will
but
xercie
hi
will
power
lo
change
his
vision.
As
he
s,
he
surely
cannot
be
enjoying
himself.
Let
us
then
all
he
up
and
doing
anticipating
in
the
New
Year
nothing
but
improvement
though
willing
and
ready
to
surmount
any
difficulties
that
may
com
our
way.
After
all,
if
we
have
Id
fight
for
what
we.
gel
there
will
be
a
much
greater
.satisfaction
in
any
achievement
we
may
attain.
Some
Progress
Made
In
1923.
While
192U,
in
the
mind
of
many
of
u,
may
not
have
brought
to
pa
all
lho
things
thai
we
as
a
community
might
have
expected
or
desired
it
ha
been
een
some
progress
made
in
Jhe
way
of
permanent
development
for
Prince
llup?rt
and
this
district.
Kvery
one
of
the
essential
industries
have
made
some
progress
and
have
reflected
Iheiradvaneeineiil
on
Prince
I
llupert
as
the
centre
point.
First
comes
fishing
the
industry
which
at
Ihis
time
is
of
Ihe
greatest
benefit
lo
Prince
Rupert.
Today
we
rrcord
the
fact
thai
halibut
landings
at
this
port
in
lt2:i
exceeded
last,
year's
by
nearly
four
million
pounds
and
created
a
record
in
the
history
of
Ihe
port
in
fact
of
the
history
of
any
fishing
port
on
the
Pacific
coast.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
coming
year
will
bring
about
reforms
in
Ihe
lifting
of
restrictions
now
hampering
Canadian
fishermen.
The
pultiirg
into
effect
of
Ihe
close
eaou
treaty
.will
also
be
another
measure
of
benefit
that
may
be
expected
this
year.
The
salmon
fisheries
ato
held
up
well
this
jear
and
were
of
importance
to
the
prosperity
of
the
city.
Review
Of
Lumbering
Industry
In
District.
;v
The
development
of
the
lumber
industry
during
l!2:i
has
also
been
steady.
The
plant
at
Huckley
Hay
has
operated
on
a
large
scale
and
smaller
mills
near
the
city
and
up
the
line
have
been
steady'
producers.
The
Cranby
Co.
is
to
open
up
it
100,-000
fool
mill
on
La
r
com
Island
this
year
and
there,
is
some
reason
lo
believe
that
the
pulp
making
industry
may
start
here
soon.
Everyone
realize
what
the
taller
development
would
mean
lo
the
city
of
Prince
HuperL
The
pasl
j
ear
has
seen
the
first
lumber
shipped
from
here
lo
Ihe.
Orient
and
Transpacific
steamers
are
now
including
the
port
on
a
regular
monthly
schedule.
.Shipments
are
gelling
larger
.and
more
producers
are
coming
into
the
field.
While
now
wo
only
load
pari
cargoes
once
a
mouth
we
may
be
filling
entire
ships
here
by
the
end
of
the
new
twehcmonlh.
Progress
In
Mining
And
Agriculture.
In
mining,
the
Cranby
Co.
al
Anyox,
the
Premier
at
Stewart
'ind
the;
Helnionl
(al
Hurr
Inlet
have
been
steady
producers
on
a
Jarge
scale.
A
new
entry
has
been
recorded
0111110
shipping
lil
in
the
Diithic
mine
at
Smilhers
particularly
important
to
Prince
llupert
because
the
product
is
lo
pas.
-this
wav.
.More
properties
will
cuter
shipping
class
this
year
at
.Stcwarfaml
Alice
Arm
n't
any
time
may
have
a
revival.
Development
work
continues
jM
ioo"
r'r
a",,
'h(,'P
Wi"
,,n,lh,lefiH
"w
shippers
(here
in
Agriculture
has
shown
steady
development
and
Ihere
has
b-ien
a
slcady
influx
ijf
ivv
selller.s
th
the
interior.
Prince
Hupert
and
other
coasl
points
provide
a
market
which
will
however,
have
lo
be
extended.
'
'
Continue
Fight
To
Reach
The
Top.
With
these
basic
industries
of
the
district
steadily
growing
Ihe
city
will
alo
dnelnp
i
like
manner.
Prince
Hupert
will
not
die.
as
oug
a
Ihe
district
lives,
but
to
obtain
that
growth
vMhich
most
of
it
confidently
anticipate
there
are
many
facilities
w
need.
The
list
of
needs
ha
been
recited
soVif
e.,
11.ni
NEW
YEARS
IN
CITY
CHURCHES
Some
Celebrated
Occasion
Yesterday;
Other
Nsit
Week
The
advent
of
the
New
Year
was
marked
with
special
services
in
,oine
if
the
oily
churches
yesterday
while
others
wilt
not,
formally
observe
the
occasion
until
next
week.
In
the
morninc
:il
SI.
Andrew's
AnjrlicMii
Church;
Archdeacon
C.
A.
llix
preached
a
New
Year
serinon.
The
evening
service
was
featured
by
a
.beautiful
special
program
of
music
coin
prising
carols,
anthems
and
solos
all
.of
which
were
.specially
rendered.
The
anthems
by
the
choir
were
"Shout
for
Joy,"
and
"The
Lord
is
l.ovin?."
Carols
were
"Holy
Nisid"
an.
I
"We
Three
Kings."
Mrs.
Ackroyd,
Miss
A
Di'illiy1,
J.
Morrison
sang
solos
and
a
ouarlolle
in
which
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills,
Mrs.
C.
K.
Cnl-lift.
M.
Worloo'k
ami
T.
C.
Hrice
look
part
was
particularly
effective.
The
program
closed
with
(ho
singin?
of
Slainer's
"Seven
Fold
Amen."
Miss
I..
M.
Kllell
presided
ul
the
organ.
Itcv.
d.
Ct.
Hacker
spoke
on
screech
their
welcome
to
IH2t,
the
Old
Year
and
all
thai
went
Yp.4",''
UyU'
at
l.Mh
morn-
iug
and
evening
services
in
the
Methodist
Church.
In
Hie
evening
lie
compared
conditions
of
the
present
with
those
prevailing
when
Lord
Tennyson
wrote
"Ming
Out
Wll.l
Hells."
.xt
Sunday
there
will
again
be
special
services
at
Ihe
Methodist
Church.
Earl
Harrie
will
preach
on
"Friendship"
in
the
evening.
There
will.
also
be
magic
lantern
slides
of
English
architecture
ami
special
music.
New
Year's
will
be
observed
next
Sunday
in
the
Presbyterian
and
Hnplisl
Churches.
'the
Presbyterian,
Mcllwdi!,
Haplist
(Churches
ami
Salvation
Army
will
join
tonight
in
walrh
service
at
the
Salvation
Army
citadel
commencing
at
II
o'clock.
There
will
lie
ten
minute
addiesses
hy
Hev.
Dr.
II.
11.
(rant
and
Hev.
J.
.1.
Smilhson
a
well
as
special
prayer
and
music.
PRIMARY
DEPARTMENT
OF
BAPTIST
SUNDAY
CHRISTMAS
TREE
AND
TEA
ON
SATURDAY
BY
ORDER
ROYAL
PURPLE
,
Ladies
of
Iho
'
Iloyal
Purple!
were
hostesses
in
the
Klks'
Pome!
to
kiddies
and
adults
at
a
Ch.'ist.
tinas
tree
and
tea
tin
Saturday!
arterrionn.
At
TOO
Hie
proceedings
opened
wilh
the
serving
or
icfresliim-nls
to
Iho
youngslersi
and
then
(be
f'.hrislmas
tree
was
unloaded,
Jack
Cobb
acting
as
O-
..
i
rt
....
I
.-aula
wans.
1
nere
were
Kin
and
bags
of
candy
for
all
the
w'n
c
'
Z
."I
li'r
'!.
tM,,
that
ym,Krs.'
Tea
.
:
'
..'.""p-
""i
"so.
uur
iigntiug
or
the
pas
has
not
been
all
in
vain
and
if
we
keep
'
it
up
with
more
-I'-s-.i.
persist-
ft
t
inn
mill
-l
imn
L.
11
was
also
served
lo
(he
adults.
Mrs.
John
Hutper
and
Mrs.
II.
I
r,
.
uinssey
ninssey
had
nan
charge
charge
of
or
the
he
we
star!
lo
win
ii
will
i.o
...
x
c
o
.,.,
ni
III
l
I11H
T.HE
DAILY
NEWS.
Monday,
becainlcr
Movies
and
Movie
People
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public.
Friday
and
Saturday
Hebe
Daniels
ami
Antonio'
Moreno
in
"The
Kxeitors."
Comedy.
For
Xews-Cajselle.
How
he
to
manages
escape
Monarcn,
of
Enflndf
s
,
,nJ
the
or
Mr
persecutions
;rn,n
,tay
Have
Seen
Falrb.nk.'
Lord
constilut,
s
one
of
the
mo
Masterpiece
anmsingr
and
deliglilfnl
epi-iMle,
of
IhU
wholesome
screen
story.!
For
the
third
limo
Itohin
Hood
SCHOOL
ENTERTAINED
FAMOUS
STARS
ARE
The
Christ
ii(a
entertainment
of
the
Primary
Department
of
the
Haptist
Church
Sunday
School
look
place
on
Saturday
aflenio.ui.
There
were
15
children
in
attendance
accompanied
hy
their
parents
making
a
total
of
)
person
present.
Mrs.
J.
J.
SiiUlh-son,
superintendent
of
I
lie
Primary
Sunday
School,
presided
and
the
program
opened
with
the
children
repeating
the
prayer,
"Jesus.
Friend
of
I.illle
Children."
followed
by
the
singing
of
a
hymn.
WEEK
AT
WESTHOLME
Monday
and
Tuesday
.lackie
CfMigtln
In
"Cirrus
Days."
Comedy
"The
Linti!."
Internal
ional
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
All
star
oasl
in
"On
the
Hanks
oT
the
Wabash."
The
Leather
Pusher!).
Fun
from
the
Press.
BROUGHT
TOGETHER
Bebe
Daniels
and
Antonio
Moreno
Seen
In
"The
Exciters"
,111
the
world
that
Is.
not
unlit
Tislii"
find
herself
married
lo
a
;
supposed
crook,
bent
mi
exiorl
iug
from
Hie
girls
family
a
iKO'dly
sum
of
money,
fur
an
an-liiulineni
of
jhcit
marriage.
The
!ellniax
of
this
peculiar
and
In-
leicfding
picture
story,
stamps
"Tito
llxcilers"
a
u
picture
al-
inosi
iilonK
in
ils
plans.
The
supporting
company
i
wholly
adequate.
.
t'ONE
OF
FINEST
ALL
STAR
CASTS
To
be
Seen
In
"On
the
Banks
of
the
Wabash"
Showing
at
Weslholmo
This
Week
hup
in
me
iinesi
au-siar
rnsi,s
,,vrr
assembled
will
ho
seen
at
i
ikCVW
rnnflU
IM
"tviuonoe
iiiijiiro
on
wcii-
JAlMfc
lUUUAN
IN
!
dv
and
lliursday
in
"On
TflNFPHT'?
PIPTIlPPi""'
,,r
,,"
Wabash,"
In
luniuni
o
riiiuni:
ii.u
production
wm
i,
MV
a
doon
of
I
hi
flne
players
for
Juvenile
Star
Has
Hard
Task-
ihe
celluloid.
master
In
Play
"Circus
Mary
Can-
will
appear
in
her
Days
best
inlerprelnlion
of
Hie
toother
role
for
which
she
Is
famous,
.lackie
Coogan
has
a
hard
Hurr
Mcintosh,
the
kindly
figure
taskmaster
iii
Ihe
person
of
of
many,
pieluros,
play
ihe
pari
Sam
Do
Jrase,
lite
famous
r
"dm"
Hammond,
a
relirc.l
character
aclov,
in
Juckie's
now-
slem-whecer
captain.
Jame
el
starring
vohivle,
"Circus
Morrison,
who
iWhnniod
in
Days."
which
comes
lo
Iho
-,e
Mm,
Next
Door"
ami
Weslholmo
Theatre-
tonight
and
oilier
film.
Iui
the
romantic
tomorrow.
juvenile
nnrl
of.
David.
Mndzo
Jackie
plays
llio
fuirt
of
Toby
Kvaiis.
dainty
and
charming.
Tyler,
a
dispenser
of
lemonade
,dav
l.isbelh.
Lumsden
Hare,
and
peanuts.
"Ill
a
clreu.
while
tio
distinguished
P.tiglUh
aclor.
Do
(irao
portray.
Mr.
Lord,
hi
u
cai
u
Paul
Hixler.
an
apir-
bo.
iiiK
arlisl.
Marv
MarLnren.
a
Mr.
Lord
is
constantly
alms-
iicauly
of
nolo,
idavs
i
vampire
ing
the
forlorn
little
Toby,
whom
pai
l,
while
lleorgc
Neville.
Ihe
he
nays
hut
a
Hollar
a
week,
and
heritr
of
"Way
Down
Cast."
is
make
him
work
like
n
Trojan
in
noon
in
a
rum!
comedy
role
the
wellerinz
heal
under
the
KINGS
AND
QUEENS
-
Hut
Toby
finds
warm
f
rfend
wb";
'
"rH,y
WATCH
R0B,N
H00D
'has
been
shown
lo
royally
in
IKurnpe.
thus
polling
a
precedent
for
American-made
films,
according
lo
a
statement
issued
by
Hie
Doiigln
Fairbanks
Pictures
Corporation
-at
Los
Angeles,
i
In
lhi
Instance
the
picture,
now
known
as
"ihe
world's
dominion
llllolonlnv"
liernnan
Mtt
r.n-lnrring
for
,11.0
first
lime
aol(
,edaUwon
in
various
in
I
heir
careers.
Hobo
Daniels
and
Antonio
Morcnnjippear
in
the
rinripal
pile
pf
"TJie
Hx
cilers,"
mining
fo
Ihe
Weslholmo
Theatre
nexl
Friday
and
Saturday.
This
is
a
splendid
nicluria-
lion
of
a
sliccossfiil
piny
by
The
entertainment
consisted
of:Marlin
Drown,
a
program
of
readings,
etc.,
all1
Speaking
of
speed,
one
would
Ihe
numbers
being
well
perform-
believe
that
even
Ihe
modern
ed
and
received
with
apprecia-
miss
would,
at.
least
for
awhile,
lion.
Contributing
to
Ihe
pro-
be
satisfied
with
but
one
means
coiinlrie,
was
viewed
in
Ihe
palace
by
the
king
ami
iucen
of
Italy.
This
information
was
contained
in
m
following
cable
from
a
A.
T.
Luporlul.
Doug's
llaliau
roprocntu'livc
:
"Itohin
lliMhl
was
privately
crcened
before
Ibeif
majeslics
Ihe
king
and
queen
also
Prince
lliimberl
and
ptyal
family
who
greatly
enjoyed
your
wonderful
ppiilucljon."
illlier
soyereians
lo
view
granif
were
Mitchell
5ay,
.Dolly
of
excilemenl.
Hut
not
mi
with
Jtohin
Hood
include
Iho
kimr
and
Derry,
(iraeie
Allan,
Adelia
Thnr-IMis
Daniels
in
liw
role
of
queen
of
F.tigland
ami
Iho
king
her
and
Jieryl
Hirch
with
read-
Honnio
Hand
in
Ihis
picture.
ni
,,,ieen
of
Spain.
ings;
Adelia
Thurber
and
Douglas.
Honnie
U
a
real
speed
girl
In
r"
1
Smilhson
and
Phyllis
and
Aileen
every
sense
of
Ihe
word.
Morn-
Lawo
ct.
Ilamblin
with
dialogues;
Knua
ing
finds
her
out
for
a
spin
In
otlc
'nuntion
u
ppi
t
in.
Archer
and
Douglas
Sniilhson
her
power
launch,
-and
with
lU,JX:fr.mtXy'1.2
wilh
songs.
Hefreshmenls
were
served
and
Santa
Clans
then
appeared
with
his
sleigh,
girls
of
story
books,
candies
and
Xmas
stockings
being
made
Uf
all
the
children.
Tlie
close
of
Hie
day
means
In
1
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'nr
nrrii-l
lnn:
fumirm-nrint
at
.
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.
.
p"l
piinlwl
liiil
four
ftuln
mrtii
tif
Honnie
a
deliglilfnl
trip
In
one
of
her
motors
with
Ihe
antici
pallon
of
a
series
of
similar
ex
Arrangements
for
Iho
affair
ploiU
011
the
following
day.
were
In
Iho
capable
hands
of
Mrs.
Picture
is
all
thai
this
girl
has
Oeorge
Hibbard,
Mrs,
Darson.Tn
think
of.
She
has
not
a
care
Mrs.
J.
Thurber
and
Misses
Slel
la
and
Clara
Nickerson.
afternoon
conies
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Tk
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lhl
nuirt
krrr.
nrrnix
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