PAGE
FOUR
TH2
DAILY
MEWS
ft",
.tn,
tar
t
PRESIDENT
AND
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM.
amis
!
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HArSo
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seat
in
t
m7
SOCIAL
PROGRAM
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WIGHT
DOV-tM
TO
TALK
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TO
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MOTH
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TO
V.
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FROM
BEIN'AUOERMAM
NTAKT1NO
WXEMIUtK
t,
MR.
COOL-
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,
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THIS
TOwM
1
IIH1P.
IS
KEPT
nrsY
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Kl'AKY
15
EXTKRT.UNIXU
.,
y
.WASHIJfjajON.
DfaaJbe
eahiaet
dinner
of
December
"a.
opened
far
the
President
and
Urs.
Coolldje
the
strenu-
out
round
ol
presidential
social
winter
activities
which
stretch
with
HtUe
inter
ruption
to
about
the
middle
.of
Febru
s
ary.
Although
the
major
functions
at
the
Executive
alanslon
are
only
pine,
the)
Impose
heary
burdens.
Par
one
thing
practice
calls
for
return
dinner
on
tht
part
of
cabinet
officers,
the
Chief
Jus
tice
and
the
Speaker
of
the
House.
th,us
adding
twelve
more
formal
occasions
to
the
White
House
social
calendar.
SU.ftoo
VISITOR'S
YEARLY
Although
such
social
dutied
of
the
President
may
not
be
considered
by
many
his
mast
burdensome
activity,
an
Idea
of
the
downright
fatigue
lCToJtrd
in
White
House
entertaining
mty
be
gathered
from
the
fact
that
frequenters
of
the
Executive
Mansion,
at
dinners,
receptions,
garden
parties,
and
other
special
occasions
hare
reached
In
late
years
the
stupendous
figure
of
more
than
150XO0
Tisltars
yearly,
without
reckoning
those
who
"pay
respects""
at
the
Executlre
offices.
Ounts
for
the
White
House
functions
are
chosen
from
a
list
comprising
from
eight
to
ten
thousand
names,
which
is
unique
among
social
registers
in
that
official
position
or
other
personal
merit
of
the
lndirtduala
and
not
mere
family
name
or
wealth,
inspired
its
compilation.
Every
person
on
this
list
is
termed
to
go'
to
at
least
one
dinner
or
reception.
The
dinners
are
given
in
honor
of
the
eab-!
inet.
the,
diplomatic
corps,
the
Supreme
Court
and
the
Speaker.
In
addition
to
the
diplomatic.
Judicial,
congressional,
army;
and
navy,
and
New
Tears
receptions.
SO
AT
IUXXEK
j
The
dinners
are
usually
of
about
fifty
I
guests,
to
whom,
a
few
hundred
more
are
added
after
dinner
to
listen
to
a
musicale.
The
recestlo&s
are
Tery
much
larger
affairs,
usually
running
to
over
a
thousand
guests.
The
President
and
Mrs.
Coolidge
shake
hands
with
every
one.
The
biggest
reception
of
all
is
held
on
New
Tear's
Day.
when
in
addttlaa
to
aB
the
cfflcU'-i.
dlptcsiats
and
other
functionaries
who
are
expected
to
bring
greetings
to
the
White
Hause.
the
Ex
ecutive
afar.vton
is
epesed
to
an
who
wte&
to
can
upon
the
President.
As
a
rule
about
4JD00
persons
avail
themselves
of
the
opportunity.
On
occasions,
up
to
1J0QO
person
nave
been
personally
greeted
every
20
minute.
Mrs.
Coolidge
wears
out
a
pair
of
kid
gloves
at
every
reception,
and
after
the
larger
ceremonies
the
ProideBt's
hand
ts
stiff
and
sometimes
swoBea.
Eatertahi&g.
ttke
many
of
the
other
duties
t&ctzmbent
cpon
the
President
o
the
United
States,
ts
mere
agreeable
as
a
prospect
than
as
an
actuality.
!!
I
CHANGING
Tne
eon
asa
now
ox
I
union
la
re-
Crtsx
into
history
many
"of
the
customs
is
dress
and
masaers
once
char-acterissicaay
a
part
of
the
official
life
a
Capitol
Km.
The
frock
coat,
the
eoovestional
dress
la
the
days
ef
Clay
and
Webster
fast
ts
disappearing.
It
is
wora
regu
larly
now
by
only
a
few.
The
broad-tnszed
hat
is
being
hung
on
the
rack
cl
gadBtoti.
and
cuay.of
the
old
fa
nwtr
Toms
of
salutation
are
being
CivyeJ
for
phrases
ef
the
present
clay.
Is
the
edoax.
rooms,
the
cigarette
and
frre
to
twenty
rest
cigar
fffl
the
air
once
made
obse
by
the
bubble
stogie
of
cheroot.
In
the
Bscse
event
that
well-known
form
off
artrVesrY-g
nrer-hers.
as
old
as
Congress
.tUeU
"the
Gentleman
from
Tennessee."
or
whichever
may
be
his
state
is
threatened.
Dtffi&g
the
session
i
a
year
ago.
cfOcial
exception
was
taken
i
on
two
occasions
.to
the
use
of
"you
In
addressing
colleagues
tn
the
heat
of
debate.
The
Senate'
has
been
by
far
the
stronger
bulwark
against
change,
but
even
In
that
stately
assemblage
there
is
a
breaking
away
from
the
past.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
nccoutcK
tt,
19IC
The
recital
of
Dickens
Christmas
.Carol
m
the
Uethodist
church
last
night
by
J.
C.
Brady
was
much
It
is
reported
around
town
that
some
-
OX.
the
merchanta
have
been
summoned
for
keeping
stores
open
on
the
weekly
half
"holiday.
S.
P.
Duby
sailed
tor
Vancouver
this
looming.
He
expects
to
be
back
tn
thv
city
In
February
when
he
will
let
the
contract
for
excavating
the
new
mill
site.
The
fishing
boats.
OeorgetE.
Foster
and
Constance
each
broughd
In
63
POO
pcAiadS'
Of
halibut
this
morning.
--
I
J.
Tt
Magulre
ot
Hairlton
arrived
In
the
city
last
evening.
t
a
t.tt;ii
A
laugh
Is
Just
like
music
It
freshens
up
the
day.
It
tips
the
peaks
of
life
with
light
And
drtvea
the
clouds
away.
The
soul
grow
glad
that
hears
It
And
feels
Its
courr.
;
strong.
A
laugh
Is
Just
111:
sunshine
Por
cheering
folks
along.
C
152.
SPECIAL
SAILING
TERRACE
U
.
FcTur
Scvicx
InC
CHRISTMAS
WEEK
In
order
to
allow
the
aa.
"Prince
3upert"
to
arrive
Vancouver
Christmas
morning,
the
Canadian
NsUanal
Steamships
announce
an
alteration
m
the
schedule
of
this
steamer
for
Christmas
week.
This
boat
will
arrive
from
Van
couver
Wednesday.
December
22.
as
usual
at
10-30
in.
but
will
sail
for
Anycx
and
Stewart
at
4.00
pna.
Instead
of
10.00
pa.
that
day,
returning
from
the.
North.,
arriving
here
COO
pm
Thursday.
Decem
ber
23.
and
sailing
tor
Vancouver
6.30
pjn.
that
day.
Instead
of
9.00
am.
Prl-lay.
This
steamer
will
arrive
Vancouver
)
00
o'clock
Christmas
morning.
For
reservatlona.
etc,
caM
City
Ticket
Office.
Third
Avenue,
or
phone
360.
2)
Alex
O.
EH
of
Prince
Rupert
was
a
business
visitor
here
on
Monday.
F.
W.
Crawford.
reUevtac
operator
for
Jfce
CLNJi..
is
in
town
to
take
over
the.
lutles
of
W.
Cassells
at
the
local
depot.
Kr.
Cassels
expects
to
leave
on
Wednes-i
day
for
Calgary
where
he
wiU
asai
Xtra
CasseUs
and
famBy
it
left
here
last
Saturday.
Gifils
Coature
left
on
Twesday
far
Prince
Rupert
where
he
vfll
aoead
the
wtnter.
tisa
Betty
A&derssa.
who
has
been
attesdiac
high
school
In
Prtace
Ropert.
returned
on
alanday
to
spend
the
holi-
!
days
at
the
home
of
her
parrots.
J.
Bums
ot
an
Mfndiy.
Ameshssry
was
ha
town
T.
Ross
of
Rem,
returned
to
Terrace
i
SOBday.
btftagimg:
his
teaaa
wth
him
and
expects
to
worjc
here
tote
winter.
W.
SaBsao
is
back
si
after
having
spent
the
summer
in
other
aru
of
the
provtnee.
Urs.
Thornton
ef
Szatthers
was
bustneaa
visitor
here
at
the
week
end.
The
txrpOs
of
the
Union
Sunday
School
are
praeUstsc
for
the
Xmas
tree
which
is
to
be
held
in
Progress
Han
on
Thursday
evening.
HAZELTON
Captain
A.
R.
Parsona
of
the
Anglican
church
has
arrived
back
tn
town
after
having
spent
the
past
few
weeks
at
Kltwacga
and
KltwankooL
Uiss
Uaxel
Cox
left
on
Sunday
morn-
ling
to
resume
her
position
in
Men-
I
Use
tiMONDS
SAWS
BECAUSE
guarantrcJ
to
cut
10rB
more
timber
Li
same
time,
with
lca
Labor
than
any
other
saw.
SrtfOies
CAiWM
SAW
CO.
us.
Peanut
Tubes
will
get
it.
They
make
any
set
better.
Buy
a
full
equipment
for
that
set
you
are
building
and
test
them
out
against
the
best.
You'll
wonder
why
you
didn't
discover
them
before.
Begin
now!
Victor
Northern
Electrio
Peanut
Tubes
TonCMTD
Rev.
Victor
H.
Sanevst
of
the
Sssptox
lawBaa
mission
spent
last
Sunday
In
3SBtthers
nlieisng..Rev.
George
Turpin.
Mho
Is
also
a
Vancouver
isttor.
He
h
i"
bring
his
bride
with
Ma
when
be
Mrs-
N
ooorty
lately
saffenag
Her
maay
frieads
si
Ttisnae
aar
the
better.
Cory
has
been
very
from
The
Christmas
tree
and
conceit
to
the
school
was
postponed
oata
a
later
dale
M
the
New
Tear.
.1
SCOTCH
lUMTOVEBY
He
was
a
canny
Scot,
and
that
an
exceBeat
method
of
ssvtisg
jaoney
ssr
Oimtn-ss
wowM
be
to
pat
-.
penny
In
a
money-box
every
time
he
Ussed
his
wife.
TMa
he
did
regularly
esHfl
the
holiday
came
"round,
and
on
opealsg
the
box
was
amazed
when
out
came
not
only
pennies,
but
stx-Be&cea,
and
half
crowns.
Thunderstruck,
he
asked
his
wife
how-
she
accounted
tor
the
miracle.
-Well,
Jock"
she
replied,
"lfs
no
irery
num
that's
aa
dose-flsted
as
ye
are."
If
its
in
the
am
S3.00
each
i
BASKETBALL
LAST
NIGHT
r.I.KH.
TCRMIV.ll.x.
Mtl'IX
LEl
AMi
ini(k
tviv
Lt-T
utur.o
nr
lllfT
llL-
KSOX
Baakers.
11:
TersalBala,
23.
4
Sons
of
Canada.
31;
Qks.
41.
;
Adaaaea,
4:
Uaoie
Uafs,
ST.
,
Tttm
Bay.
.
Star.
11.
j
Desprte
oowiter
attraetioiu
durtacake
tCfcrtstaaas-'wrek
a
targe
awabrr
of
faa
.
were
present,
at
the
baakttbsJI
,
...
.
lntto
EaaiWUoB
sB
last
MgM.
The
left
on
Monday
to
lake
charge
of
4
the
flwTfcaa
"
"
the
"
of
stauon
work
at
Houston.
.
,
line
season,
furnished
oo
swprlsea
as
Among
those
of
the
dtetriet
who
hare
gone
south
for
the
Cfenotmas
season
re
the
Uisses
Richardson
aad
Parftst
off
the
New
Kazettoa
and
HaaeHon
jchools.
respectively.
Mis
Blcfcardsoa
wl
visit
at
CbJBiwMk
and
Miss
Par-mt
at
the
Capital
city.
J.
D.
BsuMtag
is
also
a
traveller
to
Vanw'uver.
where
he
vS
speed
a
few
day
with
okf
ilr.
and
Urs.
William
Oraat
win
leave
JursBg
the
week-end
o
soeM
Ohrtst-as
with
their
daoghter.
Mas.
'
KOpt-xL
at
Smtthers.
H
W.
Skarpe.
the
aaker
and
reyh-er.
has
left
for
Iratthers
where
he
win
visit
with
his
stfe
and
saofMer
tfartatg
the
winter
the
wiaalBg
streok
of
the
teadsBr
teosM
Mtfettd.
Perhaps
the
Msaie
Leaf
team
wasted
to
be
assttfrd
of
a
reaUy
merry
Ctirmioas
so
piled
a
score
of
to
4
afaiast
their
oW
rtvais
the
Adaaoca.
Uass
Lawra
Frsneil,
who
recently
return
from
the
Mstth,
played
wtth
the
Adasvaos.
bat
was
aaoMe
toe
Maple
Leafs
at
thatr
detsvsain-
atton
far
a
record
soar.
The
indUkduai
soarsag
was
as
lot-
.w;
i
JIMOC
LttlUT.
Tttxas
Baya.
a
Bust
S.
J.
Come
J.
il.
Sakasnato
1.
P.
atarrtMa,
C.
llaesver.
itkU
B.
Straa'T.
Kaisey
X
E.
Saaith
4.
A
CMaa
4.
t.
Uarnaes
4.
W
DaaaM
3
Total
IT.
,
IMtKMi
KlATE
Ultlil
E
Bankers.
R.
Uortteaer
9.
A.
Walter
2.
R
Efltoa.
O
1HO.
P.
Ssalth
Total
U.
Terminal
J.
UtVaky
tt
7.
s.
Oufjtch.
R.
IrefcM.
c
R
Saaith
T.
Ksisey
J
Total
33.
jUtlHtV
LUlfltC
Maaaev
V
Saaith.
C
MHehell
Seaior
lare
W.
D.
L.
Hka
0
'l
TfcrBataals
4
0
6
..,4
Native
Sana
..310
IntefsaedUte
tragae
Qratto
9
0.1
iTaraaiBais
....
i
o
s
Baaktra
I
0
9
Larflr'
lwgae
Uanle
lats
..14
1
I
Adaaaea
......
1
1
10
Jantor
Lraroe
Colts
-
a
0
3
Stars
.....
0
i
Tuxla
Bey
.1
0
9
o.
operators"
f
WIN
FIRST
HALF
1.
Sols.
L.
Prtaian
I.
A.
Utasfoar.
U
aeurtus
i
Lancaster
2.
Total
4.
ice
x
Maale
Leafa
U
Orshaa
U
Harvey
.
I
.
Low,
12.
C
Harvey
13.
H.
Oraa
S.
H-
Stan
4.
total
ST.
ht-MOK
tXKil
C
Native
ftsna
of
Canadi
3.
Saeatoa
B.
Urnatea
2.
a
Bartirtt
2,
a
kta-t
2.
W
WraahaB
S.
Taal
31.
Bka
E.
BmHb
.
6.
Ultahell
4.
a
Saaith
.
U.
BMdlaich
3,
D.
StsA.ee
(.
J.
SHa
14
Total
41.
LCKit
C
T.tntx
The
league
staaatags
to
date
are
as
Pta
ta
,
4
It
n
3
31
2
a
13
3
CRIBBAGE
SEASON
The
Orasge
lodge
being
defeated
last
alcfct
IT
to
10
by
8t.
Andrew's
tn
the
final
game
of
the
time
table,
the
C.X.R
Operators
are
winners
of
the
first
half
of
the
Crtbbege
League
schedule
and
win
py
off
aa
the
sprtag
tor
the
est
ehampwusaip
wtth
the
wtnaers
of
the
serc&d
bait
of
the
tt4i
which
wili
iea
the
ootids
vs.
The
(;aal
ataadisg
for
the'ar
hail
ol
the
aeaieai
m
aa
faQaas:
.W.
1
Pla
CJt.
Opmttng
3
'
Orange
I.
dae
T
.
4'
Dry
D&.t
7
4
OJwtto
8
S
Kalabu
al
Oolumbas
6
5
'
Sana
c!
cnada
......
S
5
Caaad'an
Lsffesa
.
...
J
8
-.a.ea.
a
'
Cold
Storage
3
C-N
Ue-haalcs
......
a
,
6
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
.
3
'g
'
r$
St
A?i4taws
.........
t
llj
SPORT
CHAT
-
WUlie
Heppe
tt
grooming
himself
f;
;
a
eomeboek
to
world's
champ.
.ii..p
jbeighu
The
veteran
bUUard
star
C3
I
recently
eibiblted
balk
line
fonrt
may
;
-
e'
bed
a
favorite
over
Er
s
ltagenia
n
present
bolder
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