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a 249 Prince Rupert, B.C., TuesDAY, OcToppr 22, 1912.

GREEK FLEET BLOCKADES TURKISH PORT OF LENIN

 

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ROOSEVELT IS RECOVERED SUFFICIENTLY TO BE ABLE TO S

PEAK AT MASS MEETING

MBICAN TROUBLE LOOMS LARGE GREEK FLEET BLOCKADES HARBOR OF TURKS THANKSGIVING DAY BALL T0

AND MAY INVOLVE THE REPUBLIC

UNITED STATES We FROM JAPAN AND HARBOR OF VERA’ | King George is Congratulated by Brother Sovereigns

 

Grecian Admiral Closes Port of Riennes and Declares Blockade---

BE GIVEN BY POPULAR CLUB

KAIEN ISLAND CLUB PREPARING FOR A GRAND BALL ON

 

TARY ig CLOSED—-ARMY TEN MILES AWAY } MONDAY—WESTHOLME ORCHESTRA HAS BEEN SE-
cruz : | on Action of savading Turkey CURED AND SUCCCESS IS ASSURED
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ins Da News | Special to Daily News and he trusted that his ferve jhope that in every action the Thanksgiy ight at the Ke ne « an q en ¢
| |, | MRC LIGHTS ERECTED ' resus Ra Wieemaccens of th-| Greaiic Geuidin-oieiin sce thes, Sema A o rasees, anda trees A
\ g an , he a ! King George ’ . we ww PTCURS Weer . er wus lien Island Club, bids fair to be] able for dances, and a treat is in
Kno ON G. T. P. WHARF | joint efforts of the allied armies The Egean squad f th 5 _ { » f the le ,
1 , f Gree ‘ ' ges if ol of ‘ ne of the social events of thel” ore or Ve devotees of the
| ‘ ed egraph \ d be crowned with s ess
sii a df Greek fleet, under the command terpsichorean art.
Ars ghis have ) ‘ edireplies f hie three allies ft ‘ season This we known social us
. is in? «0 ehae Nas idee King Nicholas of Monteneg t Adthivél Goentouriotic. a ran Altogether a delightful time is
had the ef f . : awe ha th eplied ery COPOIATS t thre ed alt Kas », the capital of the me eeaan he ae cae enier- |looked forward to by all who
ny - sa ; ; . ‘ : : : ‘ inmments in the past lave al- ; Rie 4 a o him .
‘ae leita, here a i had ossed the f Lie message and expressed his sin-|Island of Lemnos, and eommand-| ways heen saat: eeagiiiiia will be able t be present, the
” |idd and da King Ferdinand of Bulgaria said h for th f the |ed the authorities | wuevidies 7 = uncedlelub committee who have charge
- ‘ X opes for ® success i" ‘ ies lO 5 ene sucCess : i ec se .
ire {0 i da h il hat tt vs f ih vith th When this was refused he an ; : ee i? them-|of arrangements are leaving no
; rate 7 | © | Gree portion © ** te allied , kelves on this oceasion, stone unturned to insure the af-
a \ boulevard i ‘ he - eck , "dew hored and landed troops hich \ grand ball has beer ang
' sttus ae , s i ! Ce | fores, dunniet: ta shal sities Sai \ ore . : een arrang-|fair being crowned with success.
ar enn oo il the Alniighty was defending Kir Peter of Servia hailed| hock pote oS a eee
nsured | ill those ! have ” RP 2 retype me . : blockade was proclaimed of the|peauty of Prince Rupert will be ed eS ae aie
ba trae m i hvstas the a ail dng . and op-/| with confidence the arrival of the| ports of Lemnos and others on] present Tie handsome clud Daughters of the Empire.
a d are likely }evenuings presseg agains me ne _ 5 Srey a eresees Oe oe Tr juacters which lend themselves A special Ineeting of the
he Federa so well to affairs of this char-|Daughters of the Empire will be
. ty me hdward | f \ act Ww be arranged and de-|held in 8t Andrew's Hall on
i ces are = sph ga ipl corated befitting the occasion.| Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
wb the cityv.jt! he gues f the i ial arrangements have been/All members are requested to be
1 ind the! Mrs ed Tet h nade with the Westholme or- present 249
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| . igeed int ehestra, under the directorship MISS MARTIN, Seey.
Nie Sis mca | Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners if Mr. George Werner, to furnish st
Zr, Phone 4. the music. This will be the first Best room in town at ate

 

 

NIKE PRAISES “BULL MOOSE” Council Transact Very Little Important Business---Assessor Sends. TWO SETS BOOKS GEORGE LEEK

WILL BELLOW in Very Good Report---Council Discuss Signs on Public

Parks and Revoke Former Ruling on Subject

LOYAL SPIRIT

KEPT BY UNION SEES HIMSELF

Phe as pe ines he he edica!l health fellows of themselves to ensure _
WRK Duke of Connaught Roosevelt Will Speak at Scheduled)... , . ae ; und | 4i favorable consideratii from the | One Thousand Dol Dollars Paid to ‘oe Man Repeare in Pictures at
Praises Spirit of Loyalty He Meeting at Madison Square Next |i) nate payers who altendes s : pehiiinatiaie fae eceived electors in the near future | McNamara That NeverWas — Westhoime Opera
Found Trroughout Canada. Week if He Has No Setback. re —4iese a . <weetne a oo aa ae tT . - Alderman Montgor thanght 6 Accounted For. } House.
show Vere disap] Ni hat if the former was so anxious | s ers : }
5 a News Special to Daily News u discuss s marred he ; oe a —— : he » appear in that geht it was} Special to Daily News. George Leek, the old army vei-
‘ » Ce New Y is) { Unless alitrang 7 he scene and His! ¢lectri ght pla stating that! 4 pity that he had been so urgent Indianapolis, Oct. 24 Read- joan and pioneer of Prince Ru-
j } ss i H st W ship did rt eed the assist the Was eay x Van vel this | te make a grant of $50 toward ing from the fleld account books pert now color sergeant of the
? © . ¢ the i ' sinta veek and would be in Prince R he Rifle Club’s Thanksgiving !0f the International Association . ,
int ake diaed : d he ( nel w mn ~~ en & ’ en a we ride 4 : . . . Far! Grey's Rifles, visiting :
” sieabtataan de The stage settings were} pert on Saturday Da shoot Alderman Clays of Bridge and Structural Tron , isiting th
} his trip | (make his sehed d speech a } ; : he : bis ‘ tori j Workers used during the time!]Westholme -Opera House last
° : he same as a he ast pe \ ny ca . f ¥ thres A \ occasion oO inforn le . :
si of | the Progres aie corms S*lance, and thé sual at of ' { ‘ that whilst he was i B. McNamara was conducting] evening saw himself as large as
dis ~ ‘ 0 be sOth he city firemen asking for an in- ; ‘ a cé aign of explosions ss :
rr ce Mad i } nl ‘ere it ieee. ten nel i ee of granting the request, he | umpaign f explosions, Mi life parading in full regimentals
was the sta ‘ i tonigh . crease in their pay from 880 to|) not the slightest wntion of |Mary €. Dye, a former bookkeeper
be verhead, b ilthough they dark had not the slightest intention ¢ . amongst the colonial troops at
” ed as ! i ss Sta (thai i ‘ SOO ye th next came up fo ‘Yerir hi if »xt - f jfor McNamara, testified before "
. ed at times, especially when the] I ermg@ Rimsernmt hext yea . the King ‘Or t I i
P had heard) jlotcehkiss i wae i sideration before the Couns alactix The motion f ho| the dynamite conspiracy court}! ings coronation im London
ih sual discuss ‘ signs was } ‘ otio 0 é
he \ separation ia eg OT be canal rhe three men in question—Fire-|¢;-anting of the inerease was| ‘at the one record *was kept for | last yeat rhe film, which is one
ed was | TEN STATIONS ON COAST i. Wie Baune did t play | Park: Morrison and Me- passed the executive board members of|of the finest ever shown here, is
th nf we - , os " 7 } , . rience " e ssoc oO an , 7 i ’
. e eountry oa with his usual vim. and Donald ire able and experienced L. W. Patmore wrote request- he a ciation and another for particularly clear and gives a
ples) Establishment of Wireless Station iain foneeh his es. for he) im the work and have given the); payment of the su ot! me - _— and eae S generally. view of the entire procession as
st st | af since ie sne ae aret at » oar al- ;
” ’ at Alert Bay Makes Tenth on d vceuse Aldermaan Mor-|"'8hest sa , being | 2554.80, the amount of the costs|”" . - ~ 1 that Ta 2 Ar ; oe good almost as if one had aetu-
! s t— i the employ ec wee ‘Namara $14,000 withor ;
&. C. Coas Helps Ships. ssey iltempting scalp” | h | n ity taxed against the city for quash am a asl : “Tally been present. There was
| ev stated ti the elt jus : cecounting for it at ¢
hiv did he say that Alder. | Chey ited that they f ’ ing the bylaws City Solicitor “ great enthusiasm amongst the

dueat ni e 4 eques on account
. ‘) Making the t nh wiretess sta i Cla was afte hin a h : ” Peters said the aecount was

1udience upon recognizing their

om % | the creased cost ¢ yw . _— ' i :
" : 7 | tie he Is sh ¢ bial A i Morrisse ind the |?! h . ' vem , order and as Mr. Patmore was OCEAN FALLS popular representative, and the
‘ eu | Ri tinn: i ther ¢ cillors did start] While this ease Was @skee! anxious it should be paid before news went around like wildfire,

‘ oas the ‘ a sta
. fay ' . - ; a any angry discuss 8 jeartier tha vould De ane the end of the month in the usua Tonight is the last opportunity
jis anticl . : rd . De Phi ae and collector | boner the a ry bylaw, . ne men | way, a motion was passed order- NEWS NOTES to see this film and doubtless
” : ole ws «A has eady | submitted a report of the state of agree ego. aay ter N=) ing the city clerk to make out a there will be a crowded house to
Reserves Sentence sean _ a ithe finances of the waterworks,| ee. * 70% cheque for the amount. A fur- ae give a cheer for “George,’ ‘the
wt le: thee yore cleared and . ! , a sail eleph dey | With the exceptior I Alder- er such of $20.75, being fees for | The Ocean Falls atmosphere|city’s representative upon that
wa ‘ from oan — oe oo . nis, showi ire arrears, re man Bu ck-Webster, the Coun- their own solicitor acting in Van-! has been badly punetuved by rain-| historic oceasion.
4 ‘ nent of this stat w —— — " cil were a clined to aceede to} : , ,
‘ pee a a exnenadituses couver for them, was ordered|drops during the past few weeks ms os silted
k seed any vessel traversing the SIGE | CO} ees jthe request, the former stating paid fand sunshine is at a premium
i dest , bevy ' he » y | | I ron the | " . ' :
met | ive ue ap ae 7 a e x . a ky I . — \ - . i. = oo that whilst he d d not in the least) rhe appliecat hon of Ssuperin- (But when old Sol chases the Two Popular Bankers Leave.
" eou this . ee e lt 5 inal | nei vm a Reade annua | Copre late the efficiency of the tendent James Maithews of the clouds away and causes the rain- Pwo well known young bank
q k i 1 charge of | ng the ™ we oe . an ee oe" agetr rh sina j men question, or the reason-| oioetpie light plant for the pay-|bew to appear among the mists}boys will be leaving the city for
pet prontidne, | anored ae ” 1 ? : ; . erent ge M ie wii . ast. to of their request, he | ment of $27.00 for use of his{of the falls, were it only for ajpastures new this week. How-
Th . station is to be erected oF al giving Da Gay te ? thought imview of the approach~ |i news iter upon city work did not}a few minutes, the sight is enough}ever mueh they may wish to re-

fears y seventeen! cara Island the Queen Chat ead and accepted with thanks election and the possibility of

 

 

meet the approval of any of the) to gladden the heart of the most|}main, the exigencies of their call-

 

 

tk imited fort ; at My Durant ma |
tr ns llottes Pachent d Estevan are Me \ Clarke urant, i severs ) » present aldermen
‘ Mawis © Caren eam. | the Pachena a j ft eu pri  ictaabh Tieden vera t the presen u ‘ jboune ilmen, and will not be paid.jeonfirmed pessimist and is not] ing necessitate continual changes.
dig . having new wireless thstruimen ' ven rince Mh again offering themselves © as ‘gene “t . ie htt ound Leastiv tore ;
te ediately af Hed | { ‘ wrote stating that} lid { eathas- term of report © ae. ¢ pou easily forgotten, Mr. James Moar of the Union
mw até ' ‘ ‘ = ane ates or anothe e :
Nh Juche Young - asta } \ Va —— ~ f tt keeper showed that up to date Our population is on the in-| Bank has received orders to re-
Me , ! orom ee _ Nee, it would look as | wey 9
; i ! , *ithis vear $714 had been received | crease, a young lady making her|port in Vancouver and will leave
mutt ne ri Best room in town at the Savoy. Jewuver he had consulted With Bis | vag attempting to make good for licenses apd lage fees at s iil he r lene th ;
" , x to his pa upon the matter of their] or licenses agd poundage i Htirst appearance at the residence jon the Chelohsin on Wednesday
, ww ded eserve sentence ‘ . toe e vater 1 6the. city’s! EES The Board of Works recom-j|of Mr. Frank May on Wednesday, | evening Jimmy’ Moar has
Wnt : sup - \ t ‘ es , .
. he 1 os had lean Hub Bowling Alleys. a nd a proposition would be jie nded that a large gilded wood-jand the neighbors are extending!been on the staff of the Union for
male lief . Sse eagye started 0 gules, ane yropos (
WX - me xe him down he House Lea ! | of i to the Couns n the} jen sign be placed over the city fe ongratulations. some time, and has a large cirele
‘ o e laree crowd offsubn ed to | eee ie” toll wn datin 3 .
tas Wee \ further} /"*! areas with © ie . Phe] | future | hall Phe recommendation wa | Dr. Jamieson is spending his}of friends in the eity who will
oe | rl Was pro howling enthusia ' . Gantt Dr. Cade, the eity health officer, passed, vacation in Vietoria, and Dr.|/deplore his departure. Mr, C,
ts wen ection with | Lee pare, Sapraines » W | { the ease of Findlay Some discussion followed in|Sechlichter is taking eharge of|Garrett, of the Bank of B, N, A.,
; ‘ perniné " orves opr ye . P . . .
7 ‘ venue, the |! defeated ©. You , rhe f Mun vho had lately been dis regard to the question of the | the hospital during his ‘Absence.|is leaving for the South on Fri-
+ mes e eu v . . ony . 7
’ nera a were oem } { harged from the hospital and placing of big signs and board- rhe breaking of one of the|day next, having been transferred
ure of the game was the © : prese { yroperly ings on city property An order}iarge belts in the big saw mill/to another branch, The latter,
\ ; fit | ards as a vas unable at pre ni proy
’ 7 ARO that | or “aged " bad ul f himself, recommend had been issued some time back }eaused delay this week Repairs| whilst having been in the eity
‘ =o ‘ . ol ss ft way bat ihe Care !
ys lo the oia| ee pee. Swarsee & re | that a grant of $30 a month ordering all such signs to be re-| were made in record time andjonly a comparatively short while,
Norn a." The Great er ee 1. M | made until such time as he Wednesday and Thursday moved, This apparently had/eyverything.is now running quite}has made lots of friends here,
. ern ™ hool re fore the season ‘is ove iat tble to work again jonly been taken seriously by a&}smothly being a member of the Earl Grey's
, . - core Oo na Mga] Ve s —_ } 2 ;
te i Ocean linea | 8 high score *° ' some little discussion fol few of the offending advertisers, } rhe coal strike caused several} Rifles and also a singer of no
: ‘rage 7 ‘ e game W ' :
oa rir average, 171 rhe next ea | 1 as to a precedent being] Shortly before the arrival of the} boats to miss their usual call at} mean repute, haying appeared
, rel we ' S . : .
ere Steamship Agency be om Wednesday nign? ! il hed in eases of this kind, Duke of Connaught some drastictihe Falls this week lhe Cetri-| before Prince Rupert audiences
j ‘ ers i tae . ‘
{ he ‘Lions and the Bea iA in Morrissey thinking that une a measures were considered neces-|ana expeets to coal at Tacomalon many oecasions
Pans ‘ are | ale
j Dargy night seore follow - neial government should sary and Alderman Dybhava, as | next trip, le es oi aa
= in f © no be| Leopard ras bpd ie 7 , Te ‘ hair f the Board of Works
th irpets, crock. |") Black 67 = («ibe oe ore ona some legislation affeeting ol GENERAL BOOTH CRAIMHOR OF tun ’ . ” Young Lady Arrives.
= “i ¢. Vaughan 162 i 156 : unicipalities in this had himself gone around the pro- ; Removal Notice. i
M Big | ind ranges,|L. Huset 18 169 182 | : rhe genial George Tite is all
Oe a W. Wark 158 iT 174 i WOd feet of splendid posed route of the royal progress Dorothy Dana formerly lo ,
© Bt B@0-1). aco Cap s ot 18 : ‘ , stniles and the twinkle in his eye
\ughtering " apt : rhe Ma said that in view of foe a, pictures show } ane with assitants forcibly re ated on Third avenue is now ile vie f Kit
he Grand Total ) ] : i‘ 7 ant made to. the se procession moved the nastiest of ther pying he! new and wellkrivals a genuine two earat dia.
ibiy noving ve at vind ind rt i . . : ‘ UCCESLL
: j “Mo ‘4 177 i ! h government, te nh overeome with from the possible gaze of the his-jequipped quarters at 646 Fulton}mond, for the stork visited Mr,
\ he shinies i7; io r3e : h they would on ; : fainting in the lorie proe@esston eet, Where she will be pleased| Tite's home early yesterday
| \ hepard ee 128 i had done a hal was os 3 Phe internient rhe majority of the alderme: see all he old customers. morning and left a bouneing baby
rMainejo Youngman i 11 it oe on ot te seemed in faver of allowing the | Hairdréssing, shampooing, mani-fgirl Mother and daughter are
; ih in Grand Total ave ‘i ii 124 make ti signs to remain as evidencing th: ing and massag: treatment both doing well
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\ “aM pp ware ' : | be vote advance in prices \- a —- kl ‘ in the moat ip. date ‘
. imton, |} ’ ' } , ting at the : “en . .
i : netted Jo , Prin t i } ih pon dee | Continued on Page 4, methods Phone 424 240254 Subscribe for the Daily News.
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