z''
,
Send
us
your
.
a
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
HUl'EIlT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
$1.00
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
'Empire
and
the
United
Slatesi
in
advance,
per
year
$fl.0Q
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
$7.50
Transient
Display
Advertising.
...
f
1.40
per
inch
per
insertion
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Page..
,$2.S0
per
inch
Local
Readers,
per
insertion
25c
per
line
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion
2c
per
word
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
15c
per
agate
line
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Suppi
urn
sena.
you
vtja'
llus
tllustrdled"5-
n
booh
of
bpauhfulX
SS
ii'JL
ZeM
news.......
vv,w
Pi5tributor5
fort
(fOham
K9L9RED
-3HIN0LE3.
98
86
Thursday,
Ier.
25.
1925.
Christmas
Again
Yet
A
Long
Way
To
Go.
,
It
is
Christmas
again
and
we
once
more
try
to
get
a
Christ
mas
spirit
of
simplicity
brotherhood,
goodwill
and
pence.
Wo
succeed
hut
moderatelybecausc
we
have
not
evolved
far,
spirit-i
ually,
since
the
Christian
era
commenced.
i?till
wedo
the
best
we
can.
We
live
according
to
our
training,
our
impulses
air.l
onr.ius.
Must
.of
us
live
but
poorly,
yet
we
are
evolving.
Tho
vvrirlu'is
improving
and
we
are
showing
a
spirit
of
tolerance
which
two
thousand
years
ago
would
have
been'
impossible.
.A
Little
Child
Shall
Lead
Them.
As
we
ponder
on
the
first
Christmas
and
its
effect
on
ourselves
and
on
the
world,
we
have
to
acknowledge
that
Uie
prophesy,
"A
little
child
shall
lead
them"
is
gradually
coming
true.
For
the
next
few
days
we
shall
be
ruled
by
the
child
of
Bethlehem.
Ve
forget
our
commercialism,
our
drudgery,
our
pettiness
and
revel
in
the
spirit
of
childhood,
the
spirit
of
the
perfect
home.
In
spile
of
much
that
is
amiss
in
our
present
day
tendencies,
we
find
that
the
spirit
of
the
manager
of
Bethlehem
i
formulating
our
motive.
and
guiding
our
actions.
The
spirit
whicli
comes
over
us
at
Christmas
is
entering
more
and
more
into
the
life
of
the
rest
of
the
year.
There
is
n
leaven
tag
effect
which
by
a
process
of
permeation
works
through
the
whole
people,
spreading
out
to
the
world
af
large.
Taking
Stock
Of
Our
Position.
At
the
end
of
the
year
we
take
slock.
We
examine
into
the
financial
condition.
We
note
improvements
made
and
oe
where
we
have
fallen
down
on
the
job.
We
set
out
anew
in
a
commercial
way
and
decide
on
new
policies.
That
is
the
annual
event,
the
settling
tip
day.
hue
it
is
not
suggested
that
Christmas
should
be
spoiled
by
grieving
over
our
shortcomings
or
bemoaning
our
lack
of
achievement
along
spiritual
lines,
we
cannot
but
be
influenced
by
the
season
to
wonder
if
there
has
been
any
.spiritual
improve
ment
since
a
year
ago.
It
makes
us
wonder
whether
The
Chrint
mas
season
nas
oeen
oi
any
jie.iiem.
nue
uie
warm
as
a
whole
is
making
progress
we
wonder
if
we
are
among
the
pro-.,
grestiive
elements.
.
Christmas
is
the
season
of
kimlness.
the
season
of
joy.
Ihe
.season
of
peace
and
goodwill.
Let
joy
be
oncoii
fined,
but
let
us
not
forgel
that
there
j
no
real
joy
which
i
wholly
apart
from
the
wide
spirit
of
joyoiisne-s
affecting
the
whole
eoinmunhV
No
person
can
really
be
joyful
without
sharing
it
with
those
around.
Only
a
devil
can
ftad
enjoyment
while
4Juse
around
suffer.
Make
The
Little
Children
Happy.
This
then
is
the
child
reason,
the
time
when
little
children
are
made
happy
and
grown
people
become
little
children.
At
that
season
we
get
down
on
the
floor
and
romp
with
Ihe
youngsters
and
help
them
In
enjoy
themselves.
Bv
giving
jov
we
gc!
it.
There
is
nothing
new
in
this.
The
pursuit
of
happiiie
get
nowhere
unless
it
is
in
giving
pleasure
to
others.
The
old
adage
repeated
in
the
good
book
by
tine
who
kne
tlud
"it
is
more
blessed
to,
give
than
to
receive"
is
as
true
today
a
ever
it
was.
The
mot
precious
thing
to
give
is
the
personal
help
hi
make
others
happy.
A
gift
of
money
or
goods
is
but
a
poor
gift,
although
often
desirable.
II
is
a
sort
of
Mihlitulc
ti.
Th
real,
jnt
is
giving
oneself.
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winter's
supply
01
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
COLOGNE
IS
EVACUATED
into
something
pound
sterliNK.
-
.Many
of
the
soldier
lived
in
barracks,
hut
some
ef
1beiu
ser
oilleleil
on
Ihe
civilian
ponula
liun.
At
first
a
good
deal
af
spverity
was
thought
necesVaO'
for
the
security
of
the
twegHi.
out
uie
in.'ii
ojiirrrs
or
m
British
Army
deaft
very
eonsidr-
ately
wiHi
the
(Jfrman
peenle.
(leroian
civilians
were
onlerad
to
lake
elT.
their
hats
when
speaking
or
spoken.
to
by
Britih
officer,
and
all
iiMfttraicil
oJfl-ciaN
had
to
salute
British
offi
cers,
j-ralenfuin?
Mtwifi
linw
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
...
,
w
isu
soiaier.
ami
(iermaa
entrain
was
officially
discourage
feot
H
C(mld
not
be
preveetad.
pspeeialU
nliere
men
were
billeted
in
rri-
vate
housMi.
Good
Sports
A
a
matter
of
fact
Tomni
soon
heeaine
a
popular
figure
in
Cologne.
While
his
officer.!
bunted
with
nank
of
bPajrles
whicli
were
sold
not
hng
apo
j
he
playetl
fiwthall
and
cricket.!
The
(iermans
look
In
football
tut(
rricel
apparent
y
left
them
rttUi.
Thvy
took
also
!
boxing
and!
turnel
out
some
very
fair
in
Will,
ami
heavyweights.
Unite
a
number
f
the
British
solilifrs
perhaps
over
a
.thousand
married
ierman
jrirlf".
The
wives
a
a
rule
could
not
speak
any
Knplish
and
the
children,
too,
for
the
most
part
sHke
on'y
the
lansrua?e
of
their
motJier.
But
the
marrtapt's
hi
monl
eases
seemed
to
be
quite
happy.
In
one
case,
however,
a
British
soldier,
who
Ifad
inarrieil
a
derma
n.
brought
hi
bride
hack
with
hhn
to
Ireland.
She
auly
stayt
a
week
and
then
fled
tack
to
(he
Fatherland.
A
fair
nuniber
of
British
sol-
iiieir
noines
n
nrriiuiii),
uimi
are
worli
nc
there
in
factories.
They
are
the
few
who
hae
troubled
'o
learn
crman.
It
i
calculated
thai
the
soldier
spent
in
Odontic.
tome-I
It
i
ii
K
like
10.000
pound
sterling
a
week.
SESSIONWAS"
STRENUOUS
ONE
Premier
OlMr'a
Covernment
Victorious
Over
Opposition
VICTilIUA,
Her.
2
J.
The
ee-ond
sension
of
the
Six!entii
l.eg-inlalure
of
Itnlisli
Columbia
ha
passed
into
hiotory
and
once
avnin
Premier
Oliver
ha
led
h1'
force
to
victory
over
a
trong
opposition
and
despite
unceasing
cllort
to
unseat
him
and
hi
government.
A
no
time
wa
th-j
administration
in
danirer,
al-
tliouph
Ihe
session
i
admitted
to
have
iheen
the
mast
trenuou
in
a
great
niany
year.
A
povern-ment
workinjr
from
day
to
day
without
a
party
majority
so
con-vinred
the
Independents
In
the
House
nf
It
nuperiorlly
over
anything
tlial
the
opposllion
Unci
lo
offer
that
the
issue
never
wa
in
doubt.
The
oulsluudiiiL'
oven,t
of
the
session
wa
unqucstionahb'
JIh.
icoveinmeht'
Pacific
(Ileal
Ka'-
eru
Ituilway
Bill,
which
promises
at
last
a
solution
of
the
bluest
problem
m
British
Columbia,
A
land
prant
or
lrt.000,000
aere
of
land
alonsr
the
provlneiul
line
and
in
the
I'eaeo
Hiver
counlry
will
enable
the
government
either
to
pa
vp
Ihe
sway
tor
a
ale
after
another
e-i"'ii
which
would
have
the
ame
r-ull.
PmuiOrtJliver
anttouncemrr
:
that
in
future
session
of
"in
Legislature'
will
be
hald
in
I
Spring
is
untitled
with
approval.
Tommy
Atkins
Became
Popular;
i
tiahle
to
ilispose
of
busine-
'
Flnure
In
German
Territory
WrHtnjr
on
the
evacuation
of
ltritish
troops
from
the
Cologne
areisi
irt
5ermany
as
a
result
of
the-twent
signing,,
.nf
ttie
Locarno
the
House
in
seven
or
etjsht
VrMk,
because)
of
constant
ott-strut-lion
Jy
the
opposition,
tin'
government
will
eull
the
llousi
together
parly
in
I
In
New
Year
hen-after,
w'hen
there
will
he
n
room
left
for
th
enl
ieJsni
tha.
security
pact,
guaranteeing
the'
""'mite
legislature
was
rush-rultirp
ueare
of
Burone.
fhe
Lou-led
down
o
Hut
the
lloiifte
stam-
don
Weekly
Dispaleh
gives
an
everything
in
order
W
m-T
interesting
account
of
the
doing
ihuuse
for
t:uritmas
and
thus.
4if
Hie
British
.irmv
in
Ut-rmariv
;
ave
I
lie
government
mucii
em
durftog
thf
past
siv
years
-of
occupation.
For
sonic
sis
years,
something
like
eight
thousand
British
I
roup
haw
been
stuliojied
in
Cologne,
livmp
in
the
midsl
of
a
I
population
that,
In
begin
with,
deeply
resenjed
their
presence.
As
tliey
march
out
there
will
he
many
regret.
Tommy
Atin
has
won
the
respect
and
regard
of
the
(Serinan
people
who
hae
cpnie
tp
know
him.
The
cost
or
ha
rrasment.
ft
e
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
any
a:
SU.MK
yoiuia
jbtn-U
like
old
men
and
snin
old
men
liko
ynutitf
girls.
It'n
a
free
country
so
long
a
you
keep
irl
nf
the
tieaillithls.
'
'fllL
f...i
llit.1
......
...'
nantu
,
.11.
It
i
II
IW
I
lllttl
.!
1
fill
1
1.1
if
n
1h
occupation
'
has
to
be
defrayed;.
.
.
.,f!
'
.,
.
.
.
....
....
.
:.
...
:
hair
tw
a
billiard
lull
does
not
uy
lue
nenoiiHs
nun
ii
hum
run.
...
,
,
.
.
ri-
i
iirt
Ami
nnn
!uean
mat
onw
unia
urwiuni
niri.
hare
not
got
hrain.
YOU
can
pnprall
tail
how
much
savvy
a
man
Has
?t
by
the
way
he
trPat
the
otber
fallow.
W
HAT
ha
heroine
nf
the
old
fashioned
s'irl
vtm
entprtained
her
bene
in
Ihe
home
parior
and
pave
tliP
old
ITOH1
liie
I
e
lie
fit
of
Mw
ligl.tiilr
THIS
Otnisimas
spirit
Idea
i
alri?bl
hnt
it
the
tatlonle
pyiama
if
you've
milaid
the
cfrk-prev.
TIIIv
baaiity
of
wrillnp
this
lope
i
lira
I
anything
seems
t.
t
by.
'
I
had
a
girl,
Her
name
was
Fk,
We're
not
pal
mow,
She
got
a
bphq.
A
ruy
who's
cot
A
little
lord
Iney
ll
j-m
a
naf
And
then
Tin!
1.1.
Yll"
know,
yon
ran
t
wri.e
j.iwliy
ami
look
tbp
wholp
worli:
in'lhe
face
like
a
new
papa.
EVEItVTMIXfJ
Ud
U,
he
!
It-cat's
wnikn
buj
now
it's
lm,.
early
and
pay
late.
WIIILN
I
look
in
Maxie
wiml.n
it
make
me
realue
whal
a
inee
I
have
made
of
my
younp
life.
AJvieP
ti
toother.
If
you
ar'
uoinjr
t
buy
a
toy
for
the
kils
he
sure
that
it
is
one
father
wi!
like
to
play
wiUi
al
break.
IIK
one
thins
trying
to
If
witty
but
unite
another
Ir.vinjr
1..
IiM
tvilfnllv
Iim
vini
u
.iii.
iAtl
at
that
he
missed
the
jMiint.
rm
a
toine
reil
stove.
real
peppy
time
fepper
on
a
red
trv
ho
MARION
DAY1ES
IS
FOND
OF
SKIPPING
Tambus
Movie
Star
Keeps
Youthful
Figure
by
Use
of
Light
Exercise'
''
MariiMi
Baviea,
who
i
slarriiiK
in
"Zander
the
(treat''
here
this
week
nd
m
Ofirni
lieliever
in
physical
exercise
whiah
are
not
loo
lrentioTis
or
Urine
a
a
mean
of
kieplu
a
perenially
youthful
fiKiire.
In
aiblition
to
the
regular
daily
doxeii
and
sim
pler
exerrisn,
she
I
a
ulroiijj;
aihoeate
of
rpe
skippiiiB
kiiep
the
pound
down
and
the
J
spirit
up.
"If
quite
a
implv
matter
to
do'
the
rope-sktppintr
nxercise
for.
three
or
four
minutes
earlr
mornltiK
in
the
garden
or
in
your
rooiii
if
you
on
mini
exercise
in
i
llin
uliiiii
"
Mfit-M
ttta
V'.m'il
l..t
surprised
what
a
world
of
Kooilj
thi
exereisM
loe
toward
keeping
a
Ienil.r.
graceful
figure.
"I'lrmt
of
all.
rope
kipplns
not
only
bleak
up
fat
cell
through
Ihe
nufrk
perspiration
it
inspire,
but
It
I
ono
of
the
best
inelhrnU
lo
rid
one
of
flaldilnoss,
which
I
so
di-lrliiiriitiil
to
a
graceful
form.
Yon
will
find
that
all
prle
fiigliler,
boxer
and
athlete
generully
have
rope-aklp-piug
Included
In
their
curriculum
of
training,
not
only
lo
rid
tliemsehe
of
flahbitiP
and
build
up
firm
flesh
and
mucleg
I'uiTy
out
a
eoloniriilion
program
but
for
(lie
qiiiekened
circulation
which
will
settle
Hip
country
and
it
inpire
with
its
reullant
wipe
oil
the
I'.U.i;.
debt,
or
els
feeling
of
buoyancy
and
strong,
JBMHLb8bHHHMbb1BbbBbb1MbbBb!bB
The
Last
Day!
Take
advantage
of
our
Half-price
Fur
Sale
Our
Christmas
Half-price
Sale
offers
a
golden
opportunity
for
solving
your
Christmas
Gift
problem
I
gonil
IwalMi
r
'I
.'"
-
'U
-
'
l.
Hi-
"it
I
In-
P
isu
.
'
.
V
:
i
.
I
:
take
ami
nue
uim
'p.
,.
fin'
I
how.
rtoes
tin
ms!
K'lmt.
'
Fur
Coats
from
$75.00
up
Mink
Chokers,
$6.50
up
COMFORT
GIVING
AND
SENSIBLE
GIFTS
We
are
always
pleased
to
show
you
our
stock
of
beautiful
kti
and
advise
you
t3
call
early
while
selection
is
complete
B.C.
FUR
COMPANY
Third
Avenue
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
InUfillM
to
Apply
U
Lum
Lind.
la
I'rUM
Bmn
una
Hfirtim
pi
i
lrit
of
I'rilirc
Huurrl.
ll
llul
i
tnii
(burr
vt
Klwiiaiia
a.
Viwa
lurhiltr
lUM.i.
H
i
Tkf.
MilTKC
Out
Jjhk.
H-Mll
SlrHf
iimI
Roltrrl
Uwwr.
ul
Vniowtrt.
R
i
,
M-rupliun
rinwr)iw.
luti-udo
lo
liilj
fur
kt
at
lle
ruMaminv
iV
urltiMi
rirMburr
tl
shaOMue
lit;,
ouH
I'Mrlollr
IstomH
OiawuiPiB
at
i
mm
pltalM!
o
l
hir-
of
Mnua
Ha
almai
iu
fwl
i
fHiuMtwrsloriy
dliwrtiun
ttimu
wwlli
"!
cinwrr
r
iAA
Hit.
nld
MkI
U-tI
iiorttwasl
1-i.nn-r
.rf
an
ihIi-ii.ib
k
pur
rlMsr
by
Ja.
FMrtWr
Straui;
tlsw
xiaibHwlrrir
rltiUii
Mrli
water
mark
nf
ttmmim
Btjr
ahutrl
lua
im
tu
a
punt
0
rikst
auulb
Hit
147
iTl
t
T
klMllk-;
sl
mmrr
nf
l.nf
!(:
thrive
Hfil
tta.t
fwi
ii.
iter
biati
walf-r
mark
if
an
lalamf
Uanc
a
tMillraUiiu
iu
ka
hy
Rilpi1
:.
Aiar;
lltMirv
naritwrif,
rly
aiHl
uuHiMtrty
fallttin
Ih
Nth,
alrr
mark
iif
aid
Uland
U
lHni
tki
Ost
auata
add
nil
rsHi
ihi
f
Muta-i
ct
ramer
!.
Uwvrr
sl
IH
1tl:
thtr
aurtb
il
fri-t.
oar
or
IrM;
Ihmrpi
cai
rrr(.
ihuit
tt
MM.
m
lh
ilHt
uf
tttMttrantmm,
atxl
raaiaminr
I
arrss.
umrr
or
raa.
Morr.
i
ofr
and
m.
neuMto
thaio.
Per
Wta
O
T'tti-d
totfitr
lath.
Itti
AlttraBL
WATta
NOTICE.
DIrlon
and
U.
TAlt
4iiTirF.
that
nM
MHUrd.
I.lnirlf.
wtMiar
aiMrrM
I
Stl
!!'
Irrrt.
Vanruuvtr.
B
1II
aw?
fr
a
llrrnnr
to
takr
am
iir
ibii
ihiO
faltan
Pr
day
of
walrr
nut
.if
I'ukmmn.
alw
kin
I'hktMivn.
lsri
n.,a
nairthrrlr
ana
arim
inu
siMMixm
ta,
ij.'.t.
h.i
.
(IxMtl
I
rhalna.
nsirr
r
Itm.
nf.irrljr
fro
iKrtlwal
nmrt
I..
Ikia
(T.I..'1
atlkPi.
Thr
waler
ltl
tir
rlltprtod
frma
Hit
airMui
at
a
int
almui
rtrtil
rlialn
"Ulh
fritn
banmin
K
irwl
tn
rbatn
ralerly
fmni
nrthMM
I-
mi
iut
III
Is
H"l
for
rtwifry
iuf-iw-i
upiin
ttn
rati
awTura
i,
iu
print
pari
nr
L.
fSU
CTX.
!).
Ttaa
iuKMpt
an
imted
on
the
irmino
en
tin-
una
day
uf
rrnr.
Ifl
a
ij
at
I
Ma
lMitlrr
and
an
appliralliin
Mriaul
Utsrk
and
In
the
"Walrr
rf
will
Ii
rilrd
In
the
nrrirr
nf
ihr
Wner
hwwilM-
at
I'rtiM-r
llntsrt.
II
:.
Oltiw-1
lk.li
le
Ihr
aHUraUun
may
lr
nird
IUl
tt
ald
Walrr
lin-nrdrr
r
with
I1h
C,iii,rullrr
nf
Wilsr
llirtil.
farllatiimt'
ItulMlnta.
Vlruirla.
In:.,
within
thirty!
tly
after
the
firt
an-araiH
nf
thin
hwtlr
In
a
fc-aal
nenrapr.
The
dale
f
Ihe
ri-
puMlratlnn
nf
thin
nntlre
l
rtnvcmlier
an.
tMS.
1
OOSSK
J4II.I.F.IID
t
J.VITED,
Appiirant
Am
0
MHifMll,
Ateot
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
nt
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
lo
take
your
Instructions,
to
take
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning,
Next
G.W.V.A.
THE
Phone
Greta
120
"Boston
Grill
Christmas
Day
Special
Dinner
$1.50
From
11.30
a.m.
to
0.30
p.m.
MENU
Relishes
Ice
Celery.
0Hv.
I-'rcafi
Shrimp
C"
1
f
'
Soup
(jiiiiommc
lloiigWs
,
dhM'ke.i
Fish
(starter)
lfllet
nf
Flimmlcr
Ordui
il
'-'i'"'
'
i
Roast
'
Young
Turkey
tlbe-Biul
j)rliHg
C.r.n
n
-
Vegetables
ilnissel
HpnmtN
in
bulier
Dessert
Kiiclili
Plum
I'uddiiig.
Hani
and
lb
s
lee
Oram
(Christmas
(i-ike
"
IVuil
Jelly
and
Whipped
f
ICArUDIArlT
VACiric
aaiiarar
Canadian
Pacific
Rai
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupejj
f
intitiuN.
wuttaii
jinub.
siacthat
"rv
n
fm
UNCOUVK.
VICTOUA
U
SUTfU
U
U
ss.
rimcus
bcatrkx
roe
auladala,
Swanaan
Ba.
taat
Batla
Balla,
Oeuii
f
n'n
Campbell
flef,
'
ana
Vancauvar
atari
Saiuraar
11
(r-
...
...
.ki.
,
....
full
latar"""
.
.
W.
O.
OHWMaaD
O.e.ral
ate.
,A
Oarnar
tf
aln
Street
aw
e
eaua,
mm
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C,Lrl)
BiMinti
fforn
Princt
Rupart.
1
1
3
ae
VANOOOVIft,
VIOTOMM,
Swanaan
Bat.
ant
Alefl
Ba,
T
tl
ae
VANOOUVtR.
VICTOaiA,
Alert
Baa,
ant
wantaa
Bar.
...
i..
rnvfM
ror
roar
s
wpson,
anvox,
alioi
Aaia,
btiwart,
,BBl"1ea
twm
WiM
Bk
BAS
a
iM
M
BHakfthtllaTitl.
aBBlSkSlfu
"