VAGZ
TWO
.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
(j'ircuJationTelehbhe.'lvSS
Editor
and
'Renortcriffrelchone
;
jWlU'
jS6
.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
,
of
Circulations.
I
DAILY
EDITION.
"Ate
Monday,
Dec.
20,
192C
WHY
THERE
IS;NO
CANADIAN
CLUB.
:
Why
should
a
strong
Canadian
.Club
not
be
one
of
the
most
important
organizations
in
Prince
Rupert?
This
came
up
in
connection
with
the
'yi'sit
here
of
Graham
Spry,
the
youthful
national
secretary
from
Ottawa
of
the
Canadian
Clubs'
Association.
'
The
city
is
well
equipped
with
service
and
fraternal
organizations
whose
activities
in
public
and
otherwise
are
widespread
and
more
or
less
valuable,
but
the
existence
of
such
organizations
does
not
constitute
the
real
underlying
reason,
however,
why
a
Canadian
Cjub
does
not
prosper
here.
One
reason
why
there
are
many
organizations
here
all
trying
to
exist
and
few
prospering
is
that
the
town
is
too
factional.
People
are
too
.prone
to
criticize
and
there
is
a
feeling
of
suspicion
or
envy
of
leaders.
Everybody
wants
to
be
the
leader
and
there
is
not
suf-flcent
co-operation
in
the
rank
and
file.
The.
result
is
small
and
futile
cliques.
It
is
not
the
fault
of
those
who
are
at
the
head
of
such
organizations
that
they
do
not
advance
and
occupy
the
high
place
of
respect
in
the
community
that
they
should.
If
there
were
a
proper
community
"
spirit
here,
if
there
were
more
people
who
were
truly
patriotic
to
.their
town,
there
would-
be
plenty
of
good
work
to
be
accomplished
by
a
Canadian
Club.
As
long
as
there
is
the
present
feeling
of
apathy
toward
things
ideal
such
as
the
development
of
a.
love
of
community,
nation
or
Empire;
as
long
as
people
live
in
in
eery
community
in
mis
great
uommion.
PROMINENT
CITIZENS
AND
MUNICIPAL
OFFICE.
The
sameld
abhorrence
of
being
in
a
contest
for
civic
office
promises
to
be
manifest
in
the
forthrnm'
ntT
muni
rina
1
.a
laM
t
rtn
LEGISLATURE
WILL
ANSWER
ROADDEMAND
jlHiuyv.w.
to
Vuimi:
mtkkt
in'.
KVlTAItt.K.
SAYS
Hit.
'MTIIKH-
I.AXH,
IU
T
M.tV
HAVK
TO
wait
roi(
hms
the
nm
emony
to
tends
to
answer
the
road
demands
of;0'1
-dln
bej
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
British
j
Informed
In
the-
cnureti.
Ret.
svaa
theB"ker
Presented
to
the
happy
couple
an
Columbia,
will
be
Indicated
to
"minder
of
the
Blb,t
Legislature
at
Its
coming
session
when,ce,,fnt
Hon.
W.
H.
Sutherland,
minister
of
occasion.
public
works,
outlines
the
provincial
I
Th"
a
bT
hw
road
buUding
program
for
the
'
next
ither
while
Miss
Kathleen
Duncan
three
years,
says
a
Victoria
despatch
to
bridesmaid.
Charlie
Currlr
Mie
Vancouver
Province.
jrupported
the
groom
and
the
little
This
will
provide
for
an
earlv
exten-
Misses
Janet
and
Mary
Thompson
acted
slon
of
the
present
trunk
road
froi
Harelton
to
Terrace.
Following
surveys
wb,,c"2ie
being
completed
now.
work
on
this
extension
wiu
get
under
way
next
year
and
the
road
will
reach
Terrace
after
two
years
of
construction.
From
Terrace
to
Prince
Rupert
'.here
wUl
be
a
gap
of
something
like
100
mile
and
when
this
can
be
closed
wUl
depend
upon
provincial
finances.
The
construction
of
a
road
along
the
Skeena
River
through
the
coast
mountains
jould
be
one
of
the
most
expensive
projects
which
the
government
could
under
take,
costing
in
the
neighborhood
of
I3.0O0.0C0
or
more
than
the
Cariboo
road.
The
engineering
difficulties
to
be
conquered
in
this
link
"are
enormous
Prince
Rupert
who
are
just
waiting
to
make
enough
money
to
get
'
an(!
the
buuaing
ork
would
be
ot
the
out
or
being
here
just
because
they
cannot
make
a
living
anywhere
i
m05t
exPie
character.
The
expense
else,
there
will
be
no
room
for
such
an
organization
as
a
Canadian
nTOlTed
'ould
""se
about
.30.000
Club.
mt,e-
T.
P
,.
r,,
,
.
.
.
.
.
CERTAINTY
Hilt
I
ITI
RK
"
mea"
t0
a"
for
A.
the
vJhfn
LanlzatJon
WhUe
the
government
could
not
af.
uplift
of
Canadian
A.
citizens
no
matter
what
their
extraction
maylford
to
undertake
with
a
acheme
at
have
been
and
an
organization
for
the
development
of
love
of
country.
'
present
the
road
to
Prince
Rupert
is
The
most
of
people
living'in
this
country
intend
tff
remain
here.
In-
regarded
aa
a
certainty
lor
the
future,
stead
of
having
a
number
of
national
organizations
here
such
as
MeanwhUe
the
less
expensive
paru
of
St.
Andrew's
Society,
St.
George's
Society,
Scandinavian
Society
and
i
the
project
completed
o
that
such
like,
it
would
be
more
to
the
point
and
perhaps
more
advan-
betWfea
Prlnce
Rulrt
n
.
of
for
all
to
band
lnmk
"
therr
wU1
only
tageous
together
in
such
an
organization
as
the
Canadian
Club.
People
are
not
to
be
criticized
for
cherishing
and
'U1
Jhe
revering
the
land
of
their
birth
and
extraction,
but
the
forming
of
ZTkZjSS
groups
along
those
lines,
however,
is
and,
in
unnecessary
many
m
the
same
way
people
who
wuh
cases.
Undesirable.
to
reach
Prince
Rupert
by
motor
wlU
In
union
only
is
there
strength
and
the
proper
way
for
Cana-
jb
bie
to
do
so
with
a
brief
train
Jour-dians
English,
Scotch,
Irish,
Swedish,
Norwegian,
French
and
all
ney
untu
th
province
can
afford
to
other
Canadians
to
unite
as
Canadians
in
such
a
body
as
the!60131"'1'
a1"
"
ne
Canadian
Club.
Then
there
would
be
something
to
be
gained
by
the
existence
of
a
strong
Canadian
Club
not
only
in
Prince
Rupert
but
'FORMER
TEACHER
OF
THIS
CITY
MARRIES
WEALTHY
REGINA
MAN
Local
friends
wUl
be
interested-
to
With
the
contest
now
only
a
few
weeks
distant,
there
seem
to
be
t
.TZ?
little
interest
in
it
Good
material
is
chary
about
entering
the
field
TTlVZ
tTJZt
and
the
general
inclination
is
not
to
make
a
fight
of
it
but
to
let'j
b.
Mercer
of
Nanaimo.
and
Andrew
thoie
who
offer
themselves
take
the
offices
without
contest.
It
IsjJ
Lytle
of
Regina.
The
ceremony
was
regrettable
that
so
many
prominent
citizens
should
interest
thpm-'
performed
at
the
home
of
the
bride-.
selves
exclusively
in
their
private
affairs
and
never
offer
themselves
ee
nd
unt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
for
the
public
service.
It
is
a
selfish
attitude
which
will
always
j
Maon-
rmtriy
Prince
Rupert.
Air.
handicap
a
community.
a
Un-
LTt,e
W1U
proceed
to
California
where
they
will
spend
the
winter,
later
-MAKE
IT
REAL
iuklnB
up
TnMean
ln
RxiJja.
XMAS
THIS
YEAR.
Lt-M"
P'?'
Ru
Christmas
jamborees
have
for
years
been
popular
at
Christmas
nurse.
The
grocro
is
a
retired
capruiiat.
umc.
remaps
mousanas
01
aouars
nave
annually
been
wasted
in
Prince
Rupert
at
the
Christmas
season
for
the
doubtful
purpose
of
I
THOMAS
PARI
VI
F'Q
providing
extravagant
feasts
on
Christmas
Day
for
long
lists
of
11"""
UirVLILEJ
persons.
Frequently
the
abundance
of
the
feast
has
been
doubled
and
redoubled
in
the
same
households,
and
also
at
frequent
intervals
liquor
has
graced
the
board
beside
which
the
Christmas
basket
has
...
.
1
J.-.3A.
-
J
Tl
LA
I'M
i
PAPER
KNIFE
IS
NOW
IN
TORONTO
uv,w,u.
111C
iiiuwuuK
Hiier
inrisunas
too
oiien
nas
been
I
Toronto.
Dec.
18
Amon?
relics
of
gloomy
outlook
for
the
feasters,
for
after
the
jamboree
fhibited
through
the
efforta
of
a
local
mere
nas
oeen
noming
leu
01
all
the
thousands
of
aouars
of
money.
;0UnS
people's
association
was
an
ivory
thus
squandered
to
insure
anything
for
the
future.
If
the
mnnv
'JPPT
kn,Xe-
w'th
exquisite
handle
of
so
unnecessarily
wasted
were
put
to'
uses
in
keeping
with
the
true
Perforat,
ornamentation
nd
carved
Christmas
spirit,
in
making
others
remember
that
it
was
the
anni-
fl8Ure
J?
W.ch
lud
WM
been
versary
of
a
great
Christian
epoch
there
would
be
a
complete
.v...,,.v
feel-
-v-fijut
now
Lll'J
l"?."
to
Mrs.
l"
belongs
John
D.
Bls-
ing
of
satisfaction
and
joy
that
would
only
need
another
Christmas
fiett,
to
freshen,
up.
A
quaint
Ivory
fan
shown
had
one
been
wielded
by
Mrs.
Carlyle.
I
JfltCFROMSEASEA
IH&s
Rejected
WmSk
j
rpIIE
JVovincc
of
Ontnri.,
jW
hy
tl.c
vote
of
its
,KM,ple,
dlRyh
fn.c
from
thc
.
si
Aa'Fo
'A.f
'
'l
1
lUm
?lli.5rRETCIIlsG
I
FROM
s
Ual
n
,'ut",
,mliil"tin
Tl
-
.
i
r
ii
17
i
-
l7,vc
a
failure
an.lJuVti
rej'ecle,!
it.
rnhJI
Wi
n
t,Tn,selvcs
i
,ro?
'
,,,cl,,nI
-ir',"t'c
the
falscne,s
nn.l
di-l.oncily
of
Hon
S'
mrJoTUY
O&Sii1
lM
TEMIERANCE
I-
CANADIAN
COMMONSENSE
LEADS
THE
WAY
TO
TRUE
TEMPERANCE
PRETTY
WEDDING
AT
RUPERT
EAST
CHURCH
Ml
Hilda
Horl
Ifcule
llecame
llrlde
nl
Holier!
lto
liunrxu
saturiU)
Trrrnmny
"
A
Terr
pretty
wrddlnj
was
solemnized
In
the
Rupert
East
Uni;ed
Church
on
Saturday
evenint
at
IJO
when
Rev
Eran
Baker
united
In
marriage
Hilda
Doris,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
O
Beale".
1144
Seventh
Avenue
East,
ant
I
Robert
Ross,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
How
the
nrovmrui
government
m.!R-
Duncan.
1157
Ambrose
Avenue.
It
aa
flower
girls.
Mrs.
R.
Wilson
played
the
wedding
march.
The
bride
looked
very
pretty
In
a
dress
of
white
sltk
flat
crepe
trimmed
with
silver
and
a
bridal
veU
crowned
with
orange
blossoms.
She
carried
aj
boucuet
of
Ophelia
roses,
carnations
i
and
lllles-of.the-vslley.
The
bridesmaid,
the
groom's
sister,
wore
orchid
ttlk
crepe
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
carnations.
The
flower
girls
had
frocks
of
pink
aOk
crepe
and
carried
baskets
of
carnation
and
baby
breath.
The
church
was
tastefully
decorated
with
white
streamers
and
huge
bells,
the
wedding
ceremony
taking
place
under
a
canopy
of
these
There
were
about
fifty
Invited
guests
as
weO
aa
a
nuaa-ber
of
visiters.
The
gift
of
the
groom
to
the
brMtaa-maid
was
a
cameo
brooch.
roW
brooches
to
the
flower
girls,
and
a
gold
pin
to
the
best
man.
After
the
ceremony
a
reception
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
groom's
parents
white
about
fifty
guwta
gathered
and
extended
to
the
happy
couple
good
wishes
for
their
happiness.
MOOSE
CONCERT
WAS
ENJOYABLE
AFFAIR
Large
Crowd
Heard
pleudhl
Program
Rendered
IJ-t
Mxht
A
fine
program
was
rendered
last
evening
at
the
Mrtise
concert
held
in
their
own
hall
at
9
o'clock
The
attendance,
in
sptte
of
the
Inclement
weather,
was
good
and
a
Mver
collet
-ttoa
was
taken
up
for
the
work
of
the
Order.
A
feature
of
the
evening
was
the
playing
of
the
Moose
orcbeotri
which
delighted
the
audience
with
various
selections
The
fellowlag
program
was
rendered:
JJsrch
"American
Onion:
Orcheatra-
Wslu
"All
for
Love."
Orchestra.
Song
"Oome
Back
OM
Pat"
XI
Us
8.
Deny.
Mareb
"8Urry
Emblem."
Orthestra.
Serenade
loo9U(ht
Love."
Ore
bee-
j
tra.
Piano
sol
Selected.
Constable
Serogg.
March
"Graduation
Day."
Orches
tra.
Address
W.
If.
Montgomery.
Flower
song
"Youth
and
Beauty."
Orchestra.
Schottlsche
"Flirtation."
Orchestra.
Song
Selected.
J.
8.,
Wilson.
March
"Traffic
Club."
Orchestra.
Ood
Save
the
King.
Miss
Derry
was
encored
as
also
were
Constable
Serogg
and
Mr.
Wilson.
The
tatter's
contribution
was
so
appreciated
i
by
the
audience
that
he
was
eooored
three
times.
In
The
Letter
Box
COXTHIIH
TION
TO
(lY.MN.tMl
M
!
Editor.
Dally
News:
Some
time
ago
mention;
was
made
by
your
paper
of
a
proposed
gymnasium
and
swimming
pool
to
be
erected
lu
Prince
Rupert
Lots
of
things
could
be
erected
here
if
the
people
all
assisted
ln
one
common
cause
and..
Instead
of
people
always
saying
this
is
a
afow
town
and
nothing
to
do,
we
would
have
places
of
amusement
and
pastime
that
would
benefit
the
whole
community.
This
swimming
pool
Is
the
best
Idea
yet
In
the
history
of
Prlnce
Rupert
And
I
for
one
wll
be
willing
to
help
with
a
small
sum
of
five
dolars4
HAPPINESS
AND
OOODW1LL
MOOSE
XMAS
TREE
HELD
YESTERDAY
Three
Hundred
Children
and
.Many
(irown-up
fcnjojed
tetltllle
Nearly
three
hundred"
happy
children
as
well
as
many
of
the
grownups
packed
the
Moose
Hal
yesterday
afternoon
to
await
the
coming
of
Santa
Claus.
They
were
not
dtaaoDolnted
for
soon
a
couple
of
mewngcra
arrived
on
I
ponies
announcing
a
wire
from
head-1
quarters
and
soon
Santa'a
chariot.
drawn
by
an
Immense
moose
of
the
northland,
came
bounding
through
the
,
door
and
hurriedly
circled
the
room
to
I
the
delight
of
the
little
ones.
After
a
1
few
remarks
by
Santa
who
Inquired
con-
cernlng
hU
little
friends.-
he
distributed
;
to
each
and
every
child
a
present
from
the
large
Christmas
tree.
During
the
afternoon
the
children
were
further
entertained
by
Mra.
Field,
who
seng.
and
the
Moose
mouth
organ
bsnd.
The
committee
of
arranagements
con
sisted
of
Elnart
Larsen.
N,
Musssllem,
J.
Judge.
T
Rorvlk.
F.
Bcadden,
P.
O.
Peterson,
J.
H,
Meaiher.
L
Lawltr.
O.
O
Baggen,
T
Elliot.
O.
Voung.
and
Joe
Blaggard,
Mrs.
C
Edwards,
Mrs
F
M
Do
Your
Christmas
Shopping
Early
and
in
Comfn
The
Acme's
Fifth
Annual
Christmas
Temptation
SHIRTS
for
.men
Men's
Dress
Shirts
In
Flannel
and
Buckskin.
A
comfortable
shirt
for
evening
wear.
In
various
checks.
Regular
$2.75.
Temptation
Sale
I'rlcr
UNDF.UWKAR
FOU
.MMN
Very
fine
Underwear
in
-combination
and
two-piece
suits.
Soft
to
the
body
and
warm.
Temptation
Sale
Price
si.tr.
.
SHIRT
WAISTS
FOR
HOYS
Sizes
from
11
to
It,
in
Zeyphers
and
Cord.
All
colors
to
choov
from.
$1.25.
Temptation
Sale
Price
re
3-o6-.
Mrs
L
It
Parry
and
Mr.
Jack
Utrhford
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Kupert
tir(i:IM
K
t,
I91C
Bert
Flfwln
ot
Port
Simpson
r-.unstd
to
the
city
this
morning
hav
j
ng
been
Invalided
home
after
a
itrrn-
Mu
time
in
France.
The
train
last
evening
brought
130
pasMftgers
Jrem
the
east.
Most
of
'.be
passengers
come
from
between
here
.tad
Prince
Oeorgt.
Word
hss
been
received'
at
the
local
Tost
office
concerning
an
inventory
ol
.01
males
between
the
ages
cl
It
and
28
inclusive.
Mrs.
Percy
Oodenrata
who
has
been
it
the
front
as
a
nurse,
addressed
the
oeal
branch
of
the
Red
Cross
Society
esterday
afternoon.
Four
more
joined
the
Vikings
of
Canada
regiment
yesterday
AIRS.
EDWARD
L1PSETT
GIVES
CHRISTMAS
TEA
FOR
ROTARY
AUXILIARY
Mrs.
Edward
Upsett
entertained
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
to
the
Rotary
Clinic
at
ner
home
on
Pender
Street.
Vancouver,
on,
Wednesday,
afternoon.
Utile
Miss
Jerry
Llpsett
opening
the
door
to
"the
juest.
The
reception
rooms
were
prettily
arranged
with
greenery
and
Christmas
motifs.
Presiding
at
the
tea
table
was
Mrs.
Harry
Llpsett.
After
tea
was
served,
the
guests
spent
an
enjoyable
afternoon
viewing
Mrs.
Llpselfa
large
collection
of
Indian
bassets
and
other
curios.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
The
Children
Will
Catch
Cold"
Mothert
should
never
t)fgVt
the
first
rign
of
a
cold
or
cough
where
tlwir
ebildren
are
concerned,
for
if
thev
do
some
aerious
lung
trouble
is
liable
to
follow.
Mra.
It.
T.
IIol.br,
1022
Harrington
Bt.
Halifax,
N.B.
writes'Th"
children
are
continually
gettlug
eolds
but
I
have
no
f
rouble
withjlieiu,
for
lurt
aa.
soonjaa
tiyf
bi-gik.
uuiA
I
Rive
them
a
dose
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
which
brfftlts
up
the
fold
withfn
a
day
or
.
I
(ret
great
results
ot
of
It
and
would
not
be
without
it
for
anything.
I
can
highly
recommend
it
to
any
one."'
Price
33
a
bottle
Urge
fIBU
,,
C0&
put
uii
only
by
The
T,
Vlllbura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
Amazingly
Truthful
Reproduction
Making
ever'
record
do
its
beat.
This
new
Uruniwick
quickly
won
the
heart
of
muic
lovers
everywhere.
The
cane,
too,
i
beautiful
beyond
thc
usual.
Come
In
and
say
I
waht
to
hear
the
new
Sale
1
There
are
only
a
few
more
shopping
day
left
lH?fore
the
great
Gift
Dny
cum,
.iow
we
offer
you
n
few
of
our
ClirintmnH
SuggextinnH
'
CAPS
FOR
.MUX
Caps
made
by
Wolff,
smarth
,
,
of
shade
to
ehooe
from,
u.-p.,
...
Your
choice
of
any
cap
in
.
,
Temptation
Sale
Price
si.tr.
TIHS
FOR
MEN
Three
thousand
Tla
in
varin,,.
and
color
to
suit
all
ttuXm.
Ka
Ciirlitmas
Ixix.
Trmptatlnn
Sale
Price
STOCKINCS
FOR
ROVs
The
famouifSt.
Marftaret
!.!..
.:
tA.
In
all
hv.
Temptation
Sale
Price
Mr.
I-
Cnrfin
of
Kdmonton
U
peiMinnlly
in
charge
of
IhU
Sate.
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue.
Termn:
Strictly
Cah.
.Mall
Ordern
Promptly
Attended
to.
No
(
harce
Acrsanti
MOH06aaMi
ah
a
u(cni
v
J.
LORNE
MacLAREN,
Ltd.
Third
Avenue.
Corner
Fifth
Street
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
J
TUB
DAINTIEST
IlKKAKFAST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
L1
Prince
Rupert,
H.C
I
-
GIVE
USEFUL
GIFTS!
Our
stock
of
Hardware
offer-
many
Gifts
that
c
rn
beauty
with
utility.
A
viMt
to
our
store
will
help
to
'
problem,
"What
shall
1
trlvc?"
Alarm
Clocks
Itaznr
,
A
Few
SuKRi-HtloriM
Carving
Sett
SclnorH
Fry'n
Oven
(ilasH
Aluminum
HonntcrH
Aluminum
I'crcotntnrtt
Electric
Irons-Electric
Heatern
Electric
Curling
Irons
I
..
V
ri.-t..t
.
.
.
.
...
.
CLiiloa
1'ocket
ivniveM
"'
-
Hod
.tniU
FlAHhlirtht
l'.hln
Electric
Percolator
Electric
Soldering
'r0,n
,
Tool
(
neM
Hoyn'
Carpenter'-
DisMton
Hand
Sawn
StnlnleM
Steel
Cutlery
HogerH
Commun
ty
Plaf
(JlftH
be
the
Utteiui
STORK'S
HARDWARE
LTD
Near
Post
Office