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DAILY
EDITION
J.
LfcCKIK
CO,
1JMITCU,
VANCOUVER.
a.C
Thursday.
'ec.
31,
1925.
Ring
Out
The
Old;
.
Ring
In
The
New.
The
year
1U25,
fraught
with
ils
accomplishments
and
it
disappointment
too,
(tastes
into
liistory
tonight
nl
the
midnight
Hour
when
the
hells
will
ring
and
the
whistles
Mow
to
welcome
in
lt20.
.
It
i
;U
this
time
that
people
soberly
contemplate
in
the
retrospect
those
things
that
have
gone
before
and
determine
on
their
future
conduct
and
art
urns.
It
is
at
this
time
that
peo
pie
take
stock
personally
and
decide
what
is
to
be
eliminated
and
what
is
to
be
retained
in
their
development.'
In
doing
these
1
nines
it
is
natural
that
they
talce'jmo
consideration
their
stir
rounding
and
their
pro-perls-in
those
surroundings.
The
question
arise:
Hae
they
lieiiefijletl
the
city
in
which
they
live
and
will
they
continue
to
do?
Have
they
benefitted
through
living
in
Prince
lluhrl
and
will
they
further
benefit
by
shaping
their
destinies
here?
If
IkiIIi
questions
cannot
be
answered
in
the
affirmative
then
a
change
of
scenery
is
desirable.
Attitude
Of
People
Important
Matter.
People
should
remember
that
a
rily
.can
advance
or
decline
only
as
its
residents
so
will.
II
i
all
very
weir
to
have
asis.
ance
from
governments
and
other
corporate
interests.
Without
such
assistance,
or
rather
with
antipathy
from
such
institutions,
no
town
can
prosper.
Neither
can
it
prosier,
however,
if
its
eitiiens
do
not
work
for
their
town
and,
by
so
doing,
work
for
themselves.
There
is
no
room
here
for
the
groncher,
the
knocker
or
the
cynic
Uie
pron
who
lives
and
earns
his
dailx
bread
here
but
who
is
ready
to
find
fault
and
express
dissatisfaction
with
the
conditions
with
which
he
finds
l(imself
nr-rounded.
Ear
happier
would
he
and
his
ueighltors
.e
if
he
set
out
to
find
the
belter
place.
True
loyal
eitiiens
of
any
city
should
go
forward
with
a
smile,
seeking
ever
to
do
their
share
in
improving
conditions
where
such
improvement
may
Ite
possible
but
not,
however,
advertising
the
weak
stot
ami
blaming
some
one
else
for
their
own
disaisfactinn.
Let
u?
open
the
year
ll20
with
that
policy.
If
we
do
so,
we
will
be
happier
and
very
likely
more
prosperous
when
another
New
Year
nag
in.
.
'
t
Future
For
Prince
,
.
Rupert
Is
Bright.
The
year
l2."t
has
been
a
period
of
accomplishment
anl
development
in
Prince
Rupert
There
have
been
many
change
-during
the
ear
for
the
belter
and
in
102(5
we
shall
reap
some
of
Ihe
benefit
of
those
changes
Vbo
will
not
but
ay
thai
Prince
Riipert's
outlook
for
the
fatare
ha
a
nrore
roseate
hue
today
than
it
had
on
December
31,
1U21?
The
thing
is
ui
course,
me
outstanding
accomplishment
or
the
ver
ha
been
Ihe
building
of
the
terminal
grain
eleralor
here.
The
big
plant
will
be
ready
for
operation
in
a
few
days
now
and
there
j
reason
to
expert
that
it
will
be
put
to
good
ne.
Its
successful
operation
may
eaue
an
expansion
of
Ihe
port's
business
thai
can
hardly
be
estimated.
;Perhaps
the
worst
blow
tin-
Industrial
activity
of
Ihe
city
had
during
ihe
yesar'was
he
burning
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mill
just
after
e.leurre
Improvement
had
been
made
in
the
planL
While
Ihe
disaster
has
been
a
blow,
the
expectation
now
is
that
it
will
be
rebuilt
to
operate
on
an
even
larger
scale
than
ever
before.
These
are
perhaps
the
two
mod
important
of
the
tangible
industrial
events
in
Ihe
city.
There
have
been
other
event
of
importance
such
Ihe
Inking
over
of
the
dry
dock
and
Ihe
extension
of
the
activity
of
the
plant
that
i
expected.
Taking
all
factors
into,
consideration,
Ihere
i
concrete
evidence
that
Prince
Rupert
i
6n
the
upgrade
and
thai
prosperity
is
in
store
for
her
rilisen.
Those
who
wait
and,
wail
ing,
work,
will
reap
the
benefits.
If
there
was
ever
reason
to
feel
downhearted
with
prospects
here,
it
is
cerlainiy
not
now.
"
A
Happy
And
Prosperous
Year.
,
The
Daily
News
wishes
its'
readers,
advertisers
and
friends
all
a
nappy
and
Prosperous
New
Year.
On
their
happiness
and
prosperity
will
the
future
id
this
paper
only
depend.
The
wih.
therefore,
may
be
a
selfish
one
but
it
is
also
sincere.
Thai
Uie
year
Jlt20
may
see
Prince
Rupert
and
district
advancing
to
the
fulfillment
of
ils
destiny,
may
we
reilerale
ngainj
is
bur
hearty
Comfortable
"fe
BOOTS
Jt
IMS!
IA
tim
NEW
LUTHERAN
PASTOR
COMING
duties
oh
or
about
March
t.
Svnod.
lots
teen
mnsi
hiuhlv
re-'
eommentled
lo
Ihe
offielal
ofjWa"
the
lacfcl
Lutheran
r.hureli
by
the
United
Lutheran
ithureli.
i
Kev.
P.
K.
Ufiisler.
who
hasi
been
In
the
citj-
for
some
tinif
otith
lo
hi
headquarter.
The
erection
of
the
new
Lu
theran
I'hureli.
which
i
lo
be
siluateil
at
ihe
comer
of
thin-
niuir
Street
and
Sixth
Avenue,
coniinj;
si.riinit-i-.
JACKIE
COOGAN
IS
'
His
Father
C!tes
Making
"Rag
Man"
Scene
as
Example
There
is
a
lot
of
argument
about
act
ins
on
the
screen
and
actio?
on
the
stage
which
m
the
finer
art?
Aciinir,
if
it
i
at
the'eml
this
week,
there
i
a
seene
h.
which
Jaekie.
a
Tim
KHIy.
watches
a
linjouitie
round
the
corner
into
heavy
traffic
and'
see
bow
it
is
nearly
run
hwn
by
a
heavily
utovitis
and
henviiy
lailen
truck.
V
the
picture
i
shown
to
Jackie'
million
of
admirer,
Ihe
entire
sequence
of
event
follow
in
logical
continuity.
The
he-
liolder
sea
the
near
accident
jusi
a
Tim
i
snppie
to
see
ft.
.shudders
wilh
lim
Ixii-t-.i
t
JUST
BORN
ACT0Rj,T
KHt,',
say
Jaek
Conean.
Sr.,
"iover.
good
nn
the
stage
or
en
Ihe!
screen.
Acting
is
an
art.
As
to!
whether
it
i
more
difficult
act
snvinctngly
on
the
screen
or
on
the
stage,
that
i
a
matter
to
he
dee
Med
nnly
hy
indivttlaa'
case."
Jackie'
father
then
proceeded
to
explain
what
he
meant.
In
"The
Haz
Man,"
Jackie
laii-st
pietiuv
for
Metro'otdvvyn
MurnAir.
rrsrvr?
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
tiLM-liil'
.
.
.
.
......
I
....
1
il
n
l-k
-
'
.
,
In.
IT
Ihe
.
i;y
IikIH
fml.
grab
Rev.
Thomas
D.
Rlnde,
of
Lara-
.
,
.a
.
....
,Ut,
mle,
Wyoming,
Will
Arrive
i.
.
.
engineer
can!.
u
i
.
I."'
I
on
ittarcn
...
..
-
.
.,.
n,.,
nihl
man
Hev.
Thomas
l.
Itinde.
pastor
of
the
Trimly
Lutheran
tilmrvh
at
Laramie.
Wyoming,
tia
accepted
a
rail
to
take
over;
the
pastoral
of
St.
Paul's
(Knglisli
LuUieran
Church
here
and
expects
lo
commence
hi
new
1
T
1
f
1
II
I
S
r-
on
:h"
risshl
J'M.
and
the
inte.
quicaly
fifnc'i-'iiinj;
ajsm.
IT
takes
an
experienced
thi
'
te
break
plus
without
rutin
&
himself.
IT
usvrf.to
he
t)ia!
'ho
harhr
dd
all
"the
:lkm
-w
.
'z
.
-the
.a.v-r
the
h.nge
..,)
secrelary
f
the
Itoeky
Mountain
i
Illo-v
rill-:
ladies
ski:
unto
flour-
a!w?
ane
like
ris
ng
A
RAKER
is
a
"'
!
w
wU
canili..n
of
the
Lutheran1;-""
'm',f-Mis,wnary
Chureli
in
his
posithtii
as
Field,
"
for
the
Paeific
s-,
...,.,.
,
.
with
I.ead.itiaHers
in
Ylc-1
"-"
"
'
.
A
.
-
II
.
I
.
..I.
.11
1A
r
loria.
will
continue
his
work
in
w"
1
"
;..,.
that
capacity
in
this
district
u-'w
-
(.
f
til
the
arrival
of
Ihe
new
(Mstor.l'
i
(
ev.Hailer
will
then
ret
urti
I
,
;.
THK
sn-e.i
iiuttior
tine
with
all"w
nawnrinp
.ne
iwi-
will
be
pushed
forward
(eed
and
it
i
hoped
t
hae
the
".
etiurcli
eompb'te
ilurinc
Ihe
is
two
wmwn
iteorned
'as
ti
wa
New
Year
r
ll
workhoute.
and
rejoices
w.th
Tim's
relief
IS
PAKAlHUTE
J
IMP
NK
when
Ihe
danger
is
oer.
Hut
I
it....
.,,.
th-
The
nor
wa
yoinp
up.
When
a
votre
from
otit
the
wtl-
derne.
Called
"Cnme
and
lake
a
sup."
ON'K
of
the
rreatet
nmens
of
III
luck
lo
a
Scotsman
on
New
.Year'
Kve
is
lo
knnrk
a
drink
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
December
31,
1915.
C.
C
tMirdy,
of
Ihe
Canadian
Hank
of
Comnieree.
intend
leave
shortly
ftn;
Work
Point
ii
ktta
tun
kBtlll
..V.
M
.....
.
i
m
eae.
which
i
conn
ns
to
the'
...
.
,.
...
,idilary
inslmclion.
.!em.-n
............
.
u
YVestholine
Theatre
of
Marfan
a
hi,
of
Yuncomer.
arrived
few
there
are
in
any
audie,,,
,
WAY
IHKUUllil
lULLtlit
who
reflect
on
the
amniinp
art
I
id
little
Jackie
Coogan.
who-j
Medical
Student
at
University
of
performance
of
shock,
horror.
Minnesota
has
Novel
mean
reiMi
ami
ilnliui
limu
una
a'
complished
utterly
uninspired
by
anything
the
picture
audience
see.
When
the
look
uf
horror
p-rspread
Hie
la.Fs
face,
looking
Inward
the
corner
at
the
profre
of
Jbe
lluiqusirie;
thrreJine
was
nothing
really
to
excite
him
except
a
clatter
of
abandoned
"sets"
on
the
old
Metro
lot;
when
the
succession
of
reaction
were
!
revealed
upon
the
little
boy'
face,
be
had
not
h
inc
except
hi
imagination
lo
suifst
thetn.
It
all
conies
from
an
inner
consciousness
that
unerrinplr
tfll
Jae.kie
how
to
respond
In
all
Ihe
emotion.
Jackie
con
jure
in
hi
iina-.'inatioii
ihe
m
.
.
.
.
.
hi-ib
anu
iiit-n
responds
lit
I
hen)
with
I
lie
histrionic
ckill
of
a
mature
urmu.
"
BUD
FISHER
SUED
FOR
"HEART
BALM"
Fifty
Thousand
Dollar
Breach
of
Promise
Suit
Launched
Against
Famous
.m;Y
YOUK.
)ee.
31.
The
New
York
American
say
thai
Harry
S.
"Hud"
Fidicr.
cartoon
ist,
ha
been
defendant
in
a
50,-
00
breach
of
promise
suit
by
-Miss
Ada
Shields,
whose
identity
was
not
iicloe.
further.
I
he
paper,
filed
two
week
nu...
aid
thai
.Mi
Shield
rc
solved
on
Hip
aellon
afler
readme
newspaper
accounl
of
the
recent
marriage
of
KMicr,
on
the
liner
Levlalhau.
In
the
former
Connie
Aedila
of
Ileauinnnl.
Paris.
on
the
Prine
ierKe
yeterda
to
fill
tlo
Mfiincv
lu-re.
Mi
Ueoi-pia
Antilnnp.
ot
Port
Slmps.ni.
i
visiting
for
u
few
days
with
31
r.
and
.Mrs.
Sr-in?.
Cnpl.
J.
F.
Krandl.
who
arrived
form
the
south
yesterday,
lake
chance
..f
ihn
h'al
.
oumh
f
the
lo-.'ud
ttejciinent.
of
Financing
Himself
MINXK.APOLIS.
ee.
;i
snun.
i
IS.
1
Xntmnnr
if
a
tmm
r4ini
111
tfc
rt
rrxl
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siuiil
pjj
lMr
liundrtHl
yinl
rat
ut
nuMjili
at
muumni
irrant:
Utmre
rtu.ns;
llksi.tr
nann
to
tlmre
lifts;
timer
rotlnKIni
horr
line
lo
isttnl
tf
cthii-i.trtrriHsnl.
ami
nmtilnhtr
tttrn
m
tUrrr
murisr
arrr.
more
nr
Ism.
n.c
nsiiixfl
4
rjeuno
no.
ltd.
ArttMrant.
,
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Prr
M.
M.
tntlih.
to
rv-stiits
so,,
aft
NOTICC
TO
CaiDITORS
In
tm
Matirr
or
tUe
Administration
Art
t.
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Ivaptand
the
whol-
.ountry
'
flURSFS
CELEBKATt
in
tae
lluwes
f
a
su.iwen
inaw
dinner
in
the
hospital
dtnin
room
lal
nig
lit.
S.
K.
Campbell,
chairman
"f
'.he
hospiUl
hoard,
pfes.dinjz.
Afler
dinner
the
nurse
eittrUin"d
their
menu
at
a
del.
pitiful
dnce
in
the
N'wraeV
Home.
Itelrehment
were
erveJ
during
the
eveninjr.
Ml
Irene
yiorrion
fiirnlhed
the
wie
at
the
piano
and
Fldie
SmtU
aeted
a
wanler
of
WATia
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