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Thursday.
Jan.
30.'
1925.
NeedOf
Unity
In
Any
Civic
Project.
If
any
civic
project
is
to
ire
carried
through
it
has
lo
be
by
Ilic
united
efforts
of
the
citizens.
That
point
was
emphasized
al
the
banquet
of
(he
(lyro
Club
last
night.
The
district
governor,
who
is
visiting
the
city,
urged
it
and
a
representative
or
the
Rotary
Club
who
was
present
also
dwell
on
it
considerably.
II
is
absolutely
essential
lo
success.
Gymnasium
And
Swimming
Pool.
It
seems
as
if
the
suggestion
to
build
ii
gymnasium
and
swimming
poo)
in
Prince
Rupert
is
being
received
with
unanimity.
It
has
been
under
consideration
for
some
time
and
last
night
it
was
announced
Hint
negotiations
were
in
progress
look
ing
mi
me
securing
oi
a
sue.
ii
uus
project
is
to
he
carried
out
successfully
it
must
be
backed
by
all
the
citizens.
We
must
forget
who
i
hrinirin:'
il
forward
and
who
are
llje"
originators
of
the
idea
;iml
remember
only
that
it
is
ii
civic
need
and
if
we
want
il
badly
enough
wd
can.
pei
n.
u
we
wouiu
ami
mi
tne
permanency
of
the
city
and
make
it
a
more
pleasant
place
in
which
to
live
we
cannot
very
well
avoid
supporting
a
movement
.such
as
this.
United
support
is
what
is
asked.
Unity
First
In
Securing
A
Site.
First
of
all
there
must
be
a
united
demand
in
order
lo
secure
a
site.
The
Provincial
Ooverumenl
has
some
very
suitable
lots
and
the
Railway
Company
also
lias
properly
here
which
might
possibly
be
used
for
the
purpose.
The
government
lots
seem
best
localed
and
would
suit
the
purpose
best
and
if
it
wits
made
clear
to
the
member
fur
(he
district
that
Ihe
whole
city
was
behind
this
and
that
it
was
-not
in
any
way
a
.sectional
or
parly
or
group
moenient,
it
is
possible
the
government
might
be
induced
to
donate
Hie
property.
While
we
have
no
particular
information
on
thj,
.uxi
know
.r
no
one
who
has,
we
know
that
in
dealing
with
a
government
'it
is
public
opinion
that
carries
weight.
If
the
city
council.
Hie
board
of
trade,
the
various
societies
and
churches
and
dubs
would
all
take
action
asking
that
the
government
either
donate
a
piece
of
properly
or
ell
it
ror
a
purely
nominal
ftgnre
to
be
used
solely
for
Ibis
worthy
civic
purpose,
il
might,
facilitate
action.
Splendid
Example
Others
To
Follow.
'(
The
Oyro
Club,
which
arranged
for
Ihe
matter
to
be
mentioned
last
night,
set
a
good
example.
This
club,
computed
nr
young
men,
many
of
whom
are
living
on
comparatively
nia
salaries,
invited
forty
or
riffv
iiiin
i
n
i
'
..!..
,'!'
'.
'
?''-
enthusing
,u
i'i"j"'i
'Mm
won
me
uiea
oi
service
in
the
community.
It
yvas
a
great
example
and
if
il-is
followed
I.v
other
...
should
result
in
success.
;'
'
v.
s.
.
If
You
Can't
Boost
'
Keep
Silent
For
Ever.
'Pliere
may
possibly
be
a
few
people
in
the
city
who
have
'
.
m,,VPm,n
"f
Ihe
kind
proposed.
All
t
hat
.s
asked
of
them
l
,s
that
they
do
nolMisconnl
the
efforts
o
are
,r,ug
o
do
something.
If
Ihey
do
not
wish
to
do
so
H,,.re
,s
need
for
them
to
contribute
to
the
r..d.
No
one
lias
H-eii
asked
fur
any
money
yet
ami
no
one
will
til
Ihe
'
,
"
'
"
"
"
"l,(,n
lo
anyone
lo
refuse.
Those
ho
do
not
wish
(o
such
M.,,M,r
a
project,
if
there
are
any
in
"Was
Freed
of
Gal!
Stones
And
Persistent
Backache"
Mr.
Alexander
Bradley,
R.R.
No.
1,
Carp,
Ont.,
writes:
NEWBOX
'I
sutTered
from
gall
tonet,
and
commenced
taking
Dr.
Chae't
Kidney-Liver
Pill.
I
feel
afe
in
laying
that
these
pilli
cempletely
overcame
the
trouble,
ai
it
is
some
years
since
I
was
afflicted
in
this
way,
and
I
have
not
suffered
from
gall
stones
or
even
backache
since.
I
have
also
found
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
excellent
for
heart
trouble
and
shortness
of
breath."
Ir.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
35
itA.
a
U,x
of
35
rills,
Ixlrminson,
Hair
Co.,
Utl..
Toronto
lyro
memliers
anil
invited
guest
lo
Ihe
nuiiiher
(tf
7.r
were
present
al
tlie
St.
Ilegis
Cafe
la
night,
when
ceremonies
in
con
nection
with
Ihe
installation
of
Ihe
(iyrn
Club's
1925
ntli'Ce
linu-
crs
look
place.
The
alfair
was
an
enlliusiaslir
and
enjnyalde
one
and
a
sirlendnl
nroirram
hail
heen
arranged
by
Leo
Waiinh
and
ofher
meuibei'S
of
his
entertainment
committee.
Frel
lirowu
of
Vancouver,
district
governor
of
I
lift
tiyro
Club,
was
in
chary
of
Ihe
installation
prncccding
and
had
with
him
-
another
member
of
Hie
Vancouver
Cyrn
Club
in
the
pi'isou
of
Her!
Roy.
II.
K.
MrXaughlori
was
dulv
invested
with
Hie
responsibilities
of
the.
presidenry
of
Ihe
local
cluti
sur-
ceeijinv
.Milton
(ionales.
,
Other
nllreers
installed
were
orris
Pringle.
secretary:
Sidney
Hazett-
lonps,
treasurer,
and
Leo
Wausrh
and
Joe
(Ireer.
directors.
After
a
tine
liaunuet
snread
had
been
done
full
justice
to.
Hi
installation
formalities
were
proceeded
with.
The
retiring
president
briefly
gave
an
account
oi
i
ne.
work
itial
Had
.liecn
ac-coiiiiilished
by
Ihe
club
durins
divergent
ways
In
regard
to
matter
of
this
kind.
.Mr.
Ill-own
then
spoke
of
the
obJeeU
nf
the
order.
Ihe
mail
real
u
re
of
whieh
was
friend-do:.,
tie
mentioned
Ihe
fonn.l
liter
if
i
J
The
Man
in
the
Moon
YS:-
I
T
is
said
that
Ihe
sales
al
Ilic
toenl
liquor
slofe
nfe
fallinj;
otT.;
.Mac
is
on
the
wujxon.
XOW
lhat
the
pound
slerliiisf
is
back
to
'par
or
thi-reabouls,
I
am
lookintr
for
llial
flow
of
Hrilislt
eapilal
thai
wit
io
come
'
into
my
slockiiij.
,
'
I
A
WlN.MI'Kii
riewsnaner
Writer"
recently
jjbed
fie
yiiatbei-
man
for
notimakbiis.ittTeoRUHiiiuiih
at
the
prairie
melropolis.
Theiil
Old
Koreas
arose
in
his
niiabii
and
the
jiber
in
silent-
jj,
COXTKXTMKX'r
T
rt"en
Jiih'I
iinollier
word
ror
lainess:
furiansin
is
ueitfieii
as
a
seiieme
for
ninkltlB
it
easier
Tof
t
lie
ineoinpeients
arrd
the
idle.
Till',
radio
is
oonubir
in
snite
or
Ihe
fuel
llial
11.
has
no
set
appeal.
S1XCK
all
Nllie
high
fain
I
in
lodRes
have
falbsl
4r
their
pro
,
.
1
a
.
.
lessen
purpose.'
ers
s
nr
a
-
lodRe
where
the
members
all
eelare
Ihev
arn
mil
fop
n
trn..l
He
iirncil
lhat
they
lake
lime,
thai
Ihey
want
lo
tsi-i
nwiry
Me-
fro
m
iiicie
uiu
11,1.1
ii....,
,i...
r.aircry
and
unite
with
the
Itntary
eare
a
hnllylmo
wtral,
lieeomea
of
.iun
in
tne
proposal
that
had
Ihe
been
made.
II
would
be
useless
lime
for
the
two
orjranizaf
ions
to
(?n
selves
ace
Inn
iiia
in
ihe
menn-
I
IICV
Cllelld
to
einov
I
hem.
And
let
it
be
one
where
a
every
member
ean
be
an
ollleer.
m
i
men
or
n
Itw-K
town
is
a
place
when-
iherd.iire
plenty
ot
iiroressioiiiii
joiners.
the
ilrsl
elub
in
191.'
at
Cleve-
.
Mi
.
and
Mrs.'
(!.
Ti.
(lullek
and
land
when
rive
men
nol
toelher!
ramily
relij
ued
lo
ihe
r
iiy
mi
and
mad
.
a
beginning
or
nn
or-;
the
Prince
Huporl
yes'inhiy
uf-nanizaiion
winch
hail
had
a
won
tenionn.
Tnev
have
lice
;
on
;l
ilerful
prowHi
The
sell
.slines-
vnirriMmi
'
m
wtneh
lock
ttiem
n
of
nusmens
was
uiuctiomtcd
by
fm
van'
u.
ludiuna
fetiing
equalled
to
the
apiiellatlon
or
"A
Little
Bit
of
OM
England,'
:uid
the
up-to-tl:-:crjes
of
a
one
of
the
principal
tourist
citiet
of
the
North
Pacific
roast
throughout
the
entire
year.
Victoria,
which
with
its
suburbs
has
a
population
of
6U)0.
is
also
the
capital
of
British
Columbia,
t:ie
legislative
builJiims
frnmiriK
an
attractive
picture
for
the
new
arrivi.l
disembarking
in
the
fnner
harbor.
The
city,
located
on
the
southtast
extremity
of
Vancouver
Island
is
practically
in
the
same
latitude
as
Montreal,
Toronto,
Winnipeg
imd
other
eastern
cltie?,
yet
because
of
the
w:
rm
Japan
current
that
fr'.n
t
BiiUdtt
Columbia's
const.
Victoria
enlora
tli
vpnr
rn-.-.r-.H
iir.....
Acres
ji
tin
Of
t.H
r;lv
in
the
Dominion.
The
mean
temp
rature
in
wir.ter
is
42
decrees
and
in
'
is
rerther
made
b"'
u
summpr
(51.
Pnnnlcil
.ltVi
tkU
i
.n
...
..
-
.
.
.
v
z
',",::
yeany
rouiuui
oi
only
...45
inches,
less
than
.
.
half
..
the
.
average
prccipiutlbn
oil
the
adjacent
-
mainland.
.
.
-
With
this
salubrious
climate
outdoor
sporta
ar
poaalble
the
entire
year,
five
or
six
golf
courses
beinr;
aratlable
la
ftsd
Broua4
the
city
For
he
motorist,
not
only
Vic.orta
but
the
entire
Vancouver
bland
provides
drives
of
vin'in?
lengths
nto
a
territory
that
bia
been
named
a
"Thousand
Mile,
of
Wonderland
Gr
.
;
-
fa
7
famous
.Malahat
Mountain
drive
running
nr
th
r.
,7
ia
"xcefled
eet
abVe
m
leVel
'rfor,,i
wmSSS
In
and
around
Victoria
are
su
thm
comer
busy
for
many
days.
Ti
.t
.!
is.
transformed
within
the
laat
dw
-
'viand
f
'
eb-ubs,
lawns,
roses,
wat,;f;
-hysll
with
the
second
largest
,
..
i
600
1.riPv
TWO
T'uursday,
.T;i
t
i?
i
n
H
y
III'
i
win
ii
i
i
r
y
o
mw
GYRO
OFFICERS
Where
They
Play
Golf
AH
the
Year
Round
II
III!
ill
ilillni
,i!iiii''"yi7ll,,,l"i"iin.1
ARE
INSTALLED
ULtl
'
District
Governor
Fred
Brown
of
Vancouver
Officiates
at
Important
i,
'
.
Annual
Event
SPLENDID
BANQUET
The
Daily
News
IMILNCE
R
UP
BUT
-
MUTISM
COLUMBIA
I
Addresses
and
Musical
Numbers
Feature
of
Evening
at
St.
Reals
Cafe
Last
Night
lt2i
aJid
handed
the
aravel
lollie
district
governor
who
then
look
charire
.of
the
meetinx.
The
n;wly
electei)
nllicer.s
were
called
to
the
head
table
and
the
charge
of
their
ollices
were
read
In
I
hem
nfter
which
they
were
duly
de-
lured
lo
be'
in
oflice.
President
Mc.N'ausrIiton,
in
tak
ing
oxer
the
chair.
hrieflv
acknowledged
Hie
honor
Ihul
had
iieen
done
him
and
expressed
Hie
hope
llial
it
would
he
his
privil
e?e
Ift
carry
on
Ihe
food
work
that
had
been
started.
Program
of
Evening
The
I
imuran
i
of
the
cvenimr
included
vocal
solos
by
Art
Has
'on,
r.
K.
Camnhell.
Iran:
Moore.
Hay
YVorlork
and
J.
.Morrison
all
of
which
were
much
en
joyed.
A
vocal
iiuarletle
cnil-
isliiifr
of
.1.
II.
Davey.
S.
K.
Campbell,
K.
Wakerield
and
S
C.
Jackson
rendered
much
appreciated
numbers
and
selections
by
an
orchestra
consisting
of
A.
A.
Kas.son,
Kenny
Hood,
(ieortn
Horie,
T.
Wheeler
and
Miss
Si.
Cyr
really
enlivened
the
prn-ceeilinir.s.
There
were
sevi-enl
oiiimuiiily
sonjrs
under
the
lead-rship-
of
S".
K.
Campbell.
V.
Vauhan
Imv-is
was
acconipanist
H
I
lie
evening.
An
address
by
F.
(!.
Dawson
on
early
days
in
Prince
Itupeit
proved
very
entertaining
and
interesting:.
In
a
humorous
vein.
Mr.
Dawson
recalled
many
incidents
thai
had
occurred
her
luring
I
lie
years
iuoh
and
I'Jii'.i
when
all
there
was
of
1'rinco
lluier
wib
lociijed
on
Jnlirf
Houston
s
selireiiM'nl
called
Knoxville.
Particularly
inlerosl-
inR
was
Mr.
Dayvson's
addres's
because
he
Had
many
'bunioroiif
Hiinjrs
t6
tell
ibihVl.
well
kn
own
and
prominent
characters
of
lhat
'one
not
a
few
of
whom
wero
In
attendance
last
niirhl.
In
con-
cludinp
Mr.
Dawson
exnressed
the
helief
lhat
in
the,
past
there
iiHd
not
been
enough
:if
the
real
'nnimunily
spirit
here,
lie
Ad
monished
all
lo
pull
tofrelher
like
a
srooil
team
of
horses
in.
stead
of
like
obstinate
and'
unreliable
mules.
Another
interesting
address
was
by
M.
P.
Mcfiarfery
who
spoke
on
(lie
proposal
to
establish
a
swimming
pool
and
gymnasium
in
the
city.
Fred
Brown
.
I'red
Ilrown,
in
a
happy
and
forceful
speech,
brought
greel
nigs
from
Ihe
oilier
clubs
In
III
district.
Ihe
advice
e
(riven
given
bv
by
M.
M.
V.
I.
Me
In
the
EmprM,
Hotel
Cardi.
At
the
top.
nt,
a
view
oi
the
Ma!h,
drive,
Belo.
one
nf
,,e
,nny
aoIf
rr
,
,r
taken
Ir.
m
the
verandah
of
he
c
Hotel
with
a
tlh,,,,,.
.
,
.
Vrlir,
"""t
Bui
Wln-I
Camcd
for
a
mild,
equable
clima'e.
a
scent.'
-
liiuiuqsl
j'.ususn
ncauiy
spois,
a
restmtimce
mhlcli
h.
s
friendship.
.
.
,
.
fieri
Hoy
said
he
earne
five
hundred
miles
in
extend
the!
greeting
of
Vancouver
lo
the.
I'rince
Ilupert
club,
and
these
he!
onyeye.d
in
a
neal
speech.
i
The
tiyro
Club
fenlivities
will
I
xlend
into
loiiiaht
when
the
an-!
uial
ball,
ror
which
elaborate
:
T-eparalions
have
been
made,
i
will
be
liclil
in
the
Auditorium.
!
r1
J!
Vlrinrla
Ir
famom
and
at
th
tliht
a
r'
"Mri.-k
Ii
the
c
ilumn-..
"
VH'
i.il
parks
feat
c.
-in
u
Beacon
Hill
Park
viHuallr
laf-it
n
In
m
m.nor
tnore
Un
a
hand
red
rhatiy
Dear'ut.
iittlu
Ikijs
dnii.il
alonir
siv-:ity
nillen
of
water
tnatns;
lur
f.k'T.
S::.
-ar-e
li:o
'.-rati-
of
Juan
de
rut-a
and
0
n
ul
the
Paei.ic
Ocean
tides,
v.hi:.
others
are
almost
landloc
ked
unn:i'f!(l
wan
rs.
iv;iil
n.-
10
Victoria
iram
tht
mainland
Is
one
of
::
hol!!ay
spent
In
the
capital
city.
An
82-niilu
trtp
thro
i
!i
!i-.t.-i
rd
v.:t.
-s
past
f-.'::''
n
islands,
brinaa
the
trav.
:
t
ouver.
Mfiu;
nt
sorvlc?
on
psttatlal
sleameis
of
the
r.m.'
i'
r
Itailway
is
afforded
to
Victoria
fvmn
V.
ncouvtr
and
Seattle
,
.st-.a:.er
to
anali::o
afiorda
an
outionnl
route
n:,
-
u
Nannimo
at.
a
iclnrin
AS
a
fli'''!:'
(lc.
t
lniiliXl
l.
V'lltnrin
na
Int..
...
.
.
.
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...
u
..
,UVI
1'TI.IUI
t
Qardea,
an
el.-borate
!:
at
center,
is
being
en.-ct-
l
bmpfses
Hotel.
It
will
he
r-n
d
for
Victoria
Day
Ccleht
.t.,
a
steel
and
concrete
Mnicu.-i"
wttb
36,yiui
square
(ret
e
Surface.
The
centrnl
feature
of
the
Crystal
('rirden
'vlll
b
water
swImmmK
pool,
the
laiu.
st
on
the
I'.u
iiic
oaf
L
Nearby
the
Emprefs
Hotc
I.
overlooks
the
inner
har
'iour
spacious
ground
beautiful
alike
in
winter
and
-uinmer
:th
trees
and
other
shrubs
and
f'oers.
This
d'-nvedir
Don-
.u.r.,r.
'at,.
'-g.
T
I
"j;i
m,
-....naiiiiviiiti
tind
H
n
now
niv.r
n
k.'v
c
l.1""'1""'
rctiturc
.,p
'P
of
th
.i"
?nny
Kit
warm
dav.
hetter
nlace
em.lil
f,....i
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w
li'll
a
1
1
v
r,i'V
h'i.
f,
t
,
.
.
t
i
,
..
,
,
.
"
aTSweefcZ
what
?Vh!l"lS
on
an
lnvivomtthtT
t-i.-.u
.-
:
1
whnr
,'l.,,.fc
i.
.L
-
'
1
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life
ai
an
Aa
OiictV-.V
;
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r.
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'y
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thrmtrh
fh
rinir,Afl
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11
.
,r
.
SeVel,
flay
.
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i
v;t'
ofenr.hu
i,.
t
i.-.,.,,
It
will
:;,!
;
tourhit,
arrant!
i.h
4.
tO
all
u)rl,.
ie
friiht
lliert
iVH
m
Her
v
rv
......
j
.tei.
"
to
a
greater
:
"
iiuni:
ii
tlie
w
.
i
l-
1
i
.
t,
r...
Sports.
'
""me
of
Winti
Instead
of
ff(.iiit
in
.!(
r
,
-,
,
comes
to
life
with
the
comb
of'.row
n?"
'
comrn.ml.y
effort
fi,liw:
,
1,5
g
h
.
L,0"',
"voir
1
sporttna
arti.itir
i
I.,
,,
.,,
.
.'
"
nli
list
of
'
h
a
hue,
Hle:;
i
'
,
t.
.TT
t
ny
nl
attnet'ona
to
I
ha
lammia
niuntln
rtmfi-
h
hob
uofiu
iue
wiuporary
r.o-i:e
tir
IBOUsanfls
or
visitor.
To
the
tourist
from
the
inland
rlttrs
ei
atally,
Victor,
a
splendid
Opportunity
to
Tiew
the
ever-lntiresting
acencr
of
.in
n
p:
Practically
all
ln-bound
and
out-bound
Psrific
liners
mak
..
of
call
on
thetr
way
to
Vancouver
ami
Seeule.
in
this
way
visitor
tl
brought
closely
In
touch
with
tae
movements
of
from
Australia
and
the
Orient
Calgaiy
and
Banff
to
Unite
in
Carnival
1
rUnff
,
,
they
now
vialt
New
Orleans
in
Mnrch
for
tW.
wr'
rM,.u0r
ra?adenft
tor
the
Rose
Twurnsme
r.
Apart
rrom
Wter
the
glorious
scenery,
It
is
a
perfect
playground.
Preparations
are
evn
now
under
way
for
the
n'
Mmer
C:arnlal.
This,
to
be
held
from
February
T
'.
,11
h
inclusive,
h
planned
to
be
the
ifreat
it
yti.
ii.',ary
enthusIasU
have
decided
to
cancel
their
oJ
;
1,1
wr-tngenjeuts
and
to
unite
with
the
B
eitrwna
to
mute
It
a
......
nmnri.hrnsi"
till
'
c?T,)nR?
kitlnir.
snow-shoeing,
ski
runninr
iimpmtr,
Hki.jorinp
lobaggannlnft,
trap-ihoollnir,
Mt
rig,
and
.swimming
In
the
hot
sulphur
pools.
For
none
rt
th.
se
Hports
could
the
setting
or
the
convenience!
excelled.
For
the
adventurous
visitor
Lake
Minncwanka
offf
'-yachting
.
Dog-sled
rncca
aro
a
never
falling
;
r."r"j
1,hpS8
rac(B
ar
often
run
down
the
rni
Htroet,
and,
an
in
other
sports,
it
Is
often
a
case
of
th1;
aog
beH;
i.at(.n
a,,
a
t
deB,
of
coml(,
u
played.
(Ml
often
happens
that
an
over
anxious
or
Jealous
contestant
inn
II
l
tn
.
.
.
.
i
1
.
.1,
i
.
n
ti
.
'
t
nouna
can
waame
norau
b
,
;.
;
r':.'
ln
game,
ana
the
game
av
easy
i
.
:
v
,
"'
w
gami
Bami
with
wlth
danclnir.
cardu
"
or
or
Cl
conctri-
-
tarnival
amivai
atl
wh
,
h
atwhi..h
e,
ca:h
h
one
ila-a
a
part
ln
tho
evening.