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Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist

Prince Rupert, B.C., FrRipay, Octospr 11,

1912.

THE DAILY NEWS

  

 
 
 
 

  

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Taken to Hospital.

THINKS WELL

Amongst the arrivals this
orning from Stewart o the
OF THE NORTH | Prince George was M. ft Jamir
son, propriets of the Northe
lotel of that city vho has been
Prominent Old Country F§rOMs) gangerously ill for some | sai
master Is Delighted with Pro- past, and who was re¢ ed im
gress of Northern B. C. mediately upon the arrival of the
boat to the general he spital Mr
| jinent iron Jamieson, who is ne f the beat
n-Tyne known and most popular
his n, has|ever went north, was meer
district lately of the earlv davs f sal Atlin
n'a trade gold rush, and great mpathy is
extended toward him in his ill-
he Interior, @Nd) ness and hopes of his ear re
His Morning | ¢ very expressed on al sides
~ M Raine, who|
capitalistic in-
sh Isles, though
the particular

it the present

isiened ss) PRINCE GEORGE

expressed his|

the

«| Duncan Ross and Prominent G. T.

P. Officials Were Passengers to
Vancouver This Morning.

i ition at

hat are bein

iis wonderfu |
paving the]
of settlers
the

h railroad to} So

inds

The following left for
th this t ri gon the

iwailing the
Prince

C. H, Orme, A. MeKenzie, J. B
Brun, Mr Chisholm Dunean

OPAND DEER fierg. 0% Neb

Spears, ©, M. Lind, J. W. Stewart
FIGHT BATTLE P. Welch, W. A. Al ong, W.
M. Laile B. Reed, Db. Johnston
‘ share J D. Webster \ M
Asanchevey, W. MeDonald, J. Me
Donald Mias J R Holmes W
Bilsland, J. 1} Henderson -.
McFarlane, ©. H. Weir, W
tow, Mrs Annie Dey
iney, Mrs, Skelhorne, F. Long

mestr

reat Antlered Deer Appear in
Vancouver Business Section—
Fights with Policeman.

iris

LOCAL JOTTINGS.

last

hen but the Amongst the arrivals on
eer Interik

the G
Stewart and
Welch &

Sheppard, ge

evening's train from the

ind whe ire regwistered al
the/T. P. Inn, are: J. W
Pat Welch, of 1}

ght while it] Stewa a

oley,
era
superintendent for the latter |
firm: B. BRB. Kellihe he
his [WO AS] nye of «

for the
great transect
Van Arsdo

Arthur

Kelli

made a

id engi
the G r
end of
mtinental line; ¢ ‘

struction of

hat gored] p, western the

divisiona engineet
and secretary to
tearing | Mr

vith the

Spears,
rhe

straight

have
the

Fort

Ash

her. party

dee! along

trip

He first SAW] Jine of constructior from

- Pp a quiet,| George in by way of

croft

komme
whose

. ’ rut Not he \

! w~

Meehan
perintendent of the G, TP. re-
last evening s§
1 trip up the
end of steel.

{ e general su
week

to the
on t his

plan
home
off
and

turned on train

coat,

from line as far as

gloves
- himself he hit the

think

deer
Phen I
the animal's

with

ed
a hur-

who return last

train from

Crippen,
evening on the
ried business trip to Hazelton, is
the pro
the last
of the

_ Sled him,

bach a4
lone ack with a most enthusiastic
d that even
—_ few months
melG. T. P.

nearby
patrol

about
gress that has been made

sed along the

M Dewy
| to a
r the

ine
with

Albi, the well known and
contractor, at
Joperating about a hundred miles
beyond Hazelton, was an arrival

Ou B in the ecily on last evening's train
r O Ys ID McLeod, ehief accountant
Welch & Stewart
known in this arrived
the train last
registered at the G. T. P

popular present

 

for Foley, and

well

MN on

Th

© Modern Three Act Ys
eis
and is
Inn

evenine

lob
“© repeated by re
request O'Neil, of Hazelton,

operator of the
only, auto

Wiggins
the
first,
mobile

al the

WESTHOLME

Opera House

owner and
and at present
in that rising young ell)
last

guest al

evening & train

and is a Premiel
| Hotel
Saturday, Oct. ]2 | Terrace o Have Paper.

rhere will be launehed at Tet
race within the next few days an
“ets On sale addition to the press of Northern
Stor. 2 at Orme's Drug Rh. ¢

. atur ,

f my nox
alt ‘ mn breezy
! may

 

in the shape of a bright and
little weekly newspapel
obtained athe lo be called the "“Skeena Record
lheatre The first eopy
bow to the publie,
jWith interest,

making its initial

 

| Imperial Government- Will

 

KING WINTER APPEARS.

Special to Daily News
Moosejaw, Oet, 44
has been falling here for the
past twenty-four hours and

i foot covers the ground

Snow

now

 

 

 

«: CANAL BILL TO
BE CONSIDERED

Con-
sider Legality of Action of
U. 8. Re Big Ditch.

KING NICHOLAS OF MONTENEGRO

 

NEWSPAPERMAN DIES.

Special to Daily News

Victoria, Oct, 11 a a
Bunting, of the business
staff of the Vietoria Daily
Times, died yesterday follow
ing an operation for goitre

 

GIANTS BEAT
BOSTON, 2-1 «.

New Yorkers Win Third Game of
Series Yesterday in New Eng-
land City Before Big Crowd.

 

Special to Daily News
Podgoritza, Montenegro, Oct. the victorious Montenegrins.
10—After a terrific battie of over
thirty hours duration, the Mon-

tenegrin forces under

from their fugitives and wounded
tehitch Mountain and captured | already arrived at Soutari.
the Turkish commander
many of his officers.

and Scores of peasants who

yesterday morning. The Turks have been slain

charged and recharged the posi-
tion of the Turks. The engage-|

 

Four guns were captured by

Vienna, Oct. 11—Many Alban-
_the per- ian villages to the north of Boy-
sonal direction of King Nicholas, 4man river are in flames. Many

| dislodged the Turks
strongly fortified position on De- | from the battle of yesterday have

soldiers

fled
from the surrounding districts
The battle began at 8 o’clock|to the Turkish posts at Sanesi
by the victor-

Turks and Bulgarians who are,
occupying advanced positions on orrensive tactics.
ment extended over a firing line|the Turko-Bulgarian frontier at)

KING NICHOLAS LEADS HIS ARMY
TO A GREAT VICTORY YESTERDAY ‘:

Turkish Forces Driven From Hills and Commander Captured---'
Many Officers Taken Along With Four Cannon---Villages |
Burned, Women and Children Killed

Oct.
tion of.the rupture in the diplo-

London,

matic relations with Turkey by |

both Bulgaria
been received in Paris.
than that, the Bulgarian
have lost no time, but have cros-
sed the Turkish frontier.

Paris, Oct. 11—Final negotia-

tions for peace between Italy and
Turkey are delayed by the hesi-

were entrenched very strongly on ious Montenegrins who have tation of Turkey to accept cer-
the sides of the Detchitch Moun-| been successful in every engage- tain clauses in the proposed
tain, commanding the road to ment on the frontier since the treaty. Italy has fixed Saturday
Soutari. opening of hostilities. as thé final day for the conclu-

The Montenegrins came on led) Shots are reported to have gion of peace after which all ne-
by King Nicholas and repeatedly been exchanged between the gotiations will be broken off and

she will again adopt progressive

 

 

 

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of several miles. | Timrush. | Best room in town at Savoy.
One of the most interesting 0 PERA H 0 U 5 E St. Andrew's Society Have Pleas-
: 2st ant Time in New iety
jictures ever shown in Prinee Soc
ei is , VO" Rooms Last Night
Rupert and one that will appeal ic
to everybody is to be shown to- A very enjoyable whist drive
night at the Majestic Theatre GH] es Ral’ tick peaeatng ha the
rhis is the Investiture of the members of the St. Andrew's So.
Prince of Wales For clearness ciety in their new quarters in the
and setting it surpasses the cor-| THE AMATEURS Sibbald building, 2nd Avenue
mation pietures, while in) point) : : rhe contest was very keen
of photography it is the equal of] In Two Splendid from start to finish, Mr. Neil Me.
the Durbar films, Comedy Sketches Donald finally winning the first
King George, the Prince and} prize with a seore of 59 points
the Duke of Connaught are easily} Malcolm M,. Lamb won the eon-
ecognizable Also @ Special Programme solation prize
Special Welsh music will be| of Fine Moatink) Mieibes It is the intention of the So
played durin the showing of this ; ciety to hold many mere = such
iwo reel feature Headed by the Feature Pilm entertainments during the long
Oh iltractive pictures will fro winter evenings,
be show } Unveiling of the Queen =
— 2 : > ; See window for new corset
St. Andrew's Society Victoria Memorial inodels “American Lady” at Wal
rhe eeting of the ilace’s vil
a A i will be held] EEE
in the St. Andrew ho ra} Admission 15¢ and 25c Just arrived, shipment of up
Avel ht at 8 oek, Al to-date Neckwear, special price
da la requested 50c, Bloan & Co, Lid, 240.241

 

 

and Servia has|
Further ||
forces |

Lond
Smithers

urged

Canadian immigration

time to
| into th
| West,

} work,

that the erisis in the construction

of the G. 'T, P. very nearly threat-
ens to stop the construction of
ithe line. The men when getting
three dollars per day struck for
more pay, and as a result the

irk had to be suspended until
the workers became more reason-

able,

VANCOUVER MEN
LEAVE FOR WAR

even

raised he

Special to Daily News 7 inecis ¢ le

ee , ¥ Phe ia German Sailors Mutiny. special te pany News. 4
ernment has the Panama Canal Berlin, Oet, 14. rhree officers poston, Oct, 10-—New York!
b nder tte nsideration and; 4nd cighteen men of the crew of; proved victorious today in the
is looking into the legal aspect the German steamer Lottsenzall| ¢ sest game of the

f the United States’ action re mutinied at Harta, in the sdailiadl ths Giants secured two runs and
garding the coastwise shipping.|4"4 attempted to kill the captain.|the Red Sox made only single
Representations may be made to| The intervention of the German) tally. The eleven inning game at
the United States in the very near| Cruiser Bertha subdued the muti-|New York yesterday, which re-
future neers, Who were arrested, sulted in a draw, was the incent-

ve to even greater interest than
American Lady corsets—a Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners,|is usually manifested in the}
ne at Wallace's 41 Phone 4 game.

| Greek

will be

rte

ic met

Already preparations are be-
|}ing made by many to leave at the
learliest opportunity.

LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Arrested for Theft.
John Perry, who was arrested
j}up the line yesterday morning by

a chage
iwho
evening
Magistr

wa

ng and was committed for trial.
i He immediately came before
Judge Young and pleaded not
guilty, electing to come before
His Honor for speedy trial. The

Great
had in
lan
Big

ery,
rhe
ond
its entit

240tf

On

couver,
celled,

sumed
May wil
9 a.m.

Cyril
George

business
Victoria,

wear the
offering

Want Men for Railway.

on,

a relaxation of the

allow more

e country, especially the
for railway construction
He said that he thought

series when | Twenty Thousand Dollars Sub-
scribed in Short Time for Men
Who Leave for War.

Special to Daily News.
Vancouver,
thousand

residents
|thousand more was promised and
subscribed
to aid in paying for the
jtation of the

of

e

10—Confirma- Provincial Constable

of
s |

la
ate

will be
o'clock this afternoon.

bargains are
furniture,
ips,

bi

avenue

es

account of
Prineess Mary

October
There
no sailing from here
night at 9 p.m,
Princess Mary service will be re-
next
| sail
Saturday.

druggist,

Don't fail to see
it Sloan & Co.,,
for

left
this morning
Visil to

Oct. 11

at a

Chairman
meeting today,
present
laws for a

labor to come

Ce... Ba:

dollars
in a few hours by the
and thirteen

Over
were

few
transpor-
reservists and vol-
the Greek army who
Vancouver to fight in

in a days

Doolittle on
theft of a cheque, and
down on last
before
morn-

yrought
rain, appeared
MeMullin this

proceeded with at 3

to be
crock-
and ranges.
irniture Store at See-
slaughtering
tock before moving.

now
carpets,

stoves

is now

accident the
from Van-
9th, was can-
will, therefore, be
on Sunday
It is expected the

sailing

The Princess
Vancouver at
241

week.
for

Orme, the pioneer
the Prince
on a short
Vancouver and

the nifty neck-
Ltd., are
50e 240.241

With so many local theatrical
attractions these days, both in
the moving picture and musical
and dramatic lines, the popular
Friday night amateur entertain-
ments at the Westholme Opera
House lose none of their attract-
iveness. Tonight a particularly
good show is going to be put on.

Two screamingly funny little
sketches will be produced, in
which the following popular

favorites will appear: Billy Gib.

son, the inimitable; Whitley, the
irrepressible, and Stowell, of the
tall and lordly mien. Miss Ed.
grin, a charming young lady, a
new face to a Prince Rupert audi-
ence, will appear for the first
time on an amateur night. Spe-

cial mention must be made of the
exceptionally good moving pie-
ture films that will be shown this
evening. A feature film showing
the unveiling of the Queen Vic-
toria memorial at Hyde Park, be-
fore the King and Queen, the
German Emperor and other royal-
ties, together with the leading
nobilities of the European courts
and the British Isles, will prove
an attraction of unbounding in-
terest. Altogether, the entertain-
ment tonight at the Westholme
bids fair to be a hummer, and the
best that-tas been put om by the
amateur Friday nightists for
time past.

LUNCHEON WAS
GREAT SUCCESS

Presbyterian Ladies Score Success
with Tasty Luncheon Served
in Mcintyre Hall.
It was a charming sight that
met the eyes of those who dropped
in to take luncheon yesterday
noon with the ladies of the Pres-
byterian Chureh at MelIntyre
Hall. Beautifully decorated tables
dainty and appetizingly prepared
viands and blushing and charm.
ingly attired Bethany girls as
waitresses. It was indeed an
oasis in the life of the busy
business man’s ordinary daily
routine,
The hall was filled to overflow-
ing, and amidst laughter and
chatter a continual stream of
guests enjoyed the delightful af-
fair. The members of the com-
mittee were: Mrs. Carmichael,
and Mrs. Mobley, assisted by Mrs.
J. A. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. MeDonald,
Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Holtby, Mrs.
Parkin, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs,
Dawson, Misses Fisher, Grant,
Garton, Sawle, Holtby and Me.
Kenzie. The financial result of
the luncheon, which was such a
great success, will be announced
later.

some

 

Auction Sale
High class furniture of exeel-
lent quality will be sold at the
residence of Mrs, Lailey, ‘Mus-
grave Place, on Tuesday next at
2.30, See handbills. Frank A,
Ellis, Auctioneer. 242

 

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MAJESTIC

CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE 7.30 to 9 O'Clock

Good Music -:-

THE INVESTITURE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES
AT CARNARVON CASTLE

THE JEALOUS

LAUNCHING OF THE STEAMER “LA FRANCE”
FUNERAL OF COUNT TOLSTOI THE RUSSIAN POET ;
THE LAST DAYS OF CAMOEN (Colored)

THE PHONEY RING (Comedy) prey 3 Move a Laugh

Admission I Oc 6 15¢

THEATRE

WIFE (Drama)

 

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