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Prince Rupert, B.C., Fripay, Ocroppr 25, 1912.

 

 

Price Five CENT?

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AL ELECTED IN RICHELIEU BY BG MAJORITY

 

 

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sXTY GREEKS TO LEAVE PRINCE RUPERT FOR BALKAN WAR ON THE NEXT BOAT SOUTH

 

 

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GREEKS DESERT THEIR TRAIN WAS LATE AN HOUR - | waNAImo MAN IS WEALTHY
1W0 3 LIBERALS WIN athlon
ree Across Track Delayed Train | IN RICHELIEU Old Timer of Nanaimo Invested
BUSINESS T0 GO T0 BATTLE Last Night for Over an Hour | His Money in Real Estate and
—Greeks on Wey to War. ‘ Now Has $300,000.
Special to Daily News
Quebec Oat A
rwo LOCAL MEN WHO ARE ABOUT TO ENGAGE IN BusI- OT Fr wer an hour go Rr Getibere) candi rt nan ene tannee - oe
ness THROW UP THEIR INVESTMENT AND WILL h kh a big tree falling across date in Richdlieu constitr naimoites will be pleased to hear
JOIN COUNTRYMEN ON WAY TO FRONT. h \ th eor i iin a ency, was eledted over KE. A of the good luck that has fallen
: ed the ’ vel w Morgan, ihe Conservative their fellow townsmat Mr
: \ ; “tow M 4 i id ma th ! hi ifter ¢ ( vith a standard bearer, by ar el Kis Rodgers, who by reason of
‘ the ; a : Z | ais of. passengers | i mnie er | a toda 7 the sale of Vancouver property
{ i vi rhe ' he Pathe . . ! ne Greeks h have sa DY ee a ; we ; has now to his eredit the splen
en of é hy jdt pped the tools and come] , e ae 4 a “2 oo eos did sum of &300,000
bus rh we eth 1° ying me coa set sail La tees baal a the eb : Mi Rodgers has held this
: eave with hay Vas ! I the cal j a : yee s taking an ar e part PSPOne ove core per ee Sees
a : , ae he irrivals were A. H. Pacy apran nal ; $500 each year inf taxes. In spite
, ! neiriG, T. P. bridge “| wh 1; Sporn 8 of this heavy draw he held on and
rheir patriot ation , 4 ft gail this raing for] is now able to reap the reward,
crifice is win. | 8nd leave with th He scene) Sealey on a construction train; He still retains five lots in the
1 f their ¢ n me ( miot I Db. Pattullo, | NK. Giertsor ee ee “!Terminal City whieh are also
e 5 on l a i i if | yp gineer: I A. Pichigin 77. @ Stephens, representing | valuable, and which he intends
death : j . lof the A. M. Asenchevey & Go.| Leckie & Co., the wholesale boot|to hold for at least several vears
ind Tom P : hi i While if} Russian Settlers’ Association, and| and shoe manufacturers, left for|to come.
, f he tw \ lo g ve W be th hare| W J Larkeworthy, the welljthe south this morning on the te a ere
° strug j y wn Hazelton st keeper Prince George. Best room in town at the Savoy.
ind saving Wha has airead bes eal |
ows amassed | be f ind when the} ;
iss res (are viva e aga at the Turks
; , <n he far a Balkans, Z s |
irs had already;and P } he f |
pe ar AND COUNTRY” AGAINST THE TURKS

WANTS EMPIRE TRADE MARK)

EXTENSION MEN
ARE STILL OUT

Sir George Reid Advocates a
Trade Mark for British Empire

 

 

—Will Stop Frauds.
.
ie ail ital’ oc wiett-| Will Leave for the Front Later
Full Support is Promised the jie held he Hous Lords ¥ o in the ‘ arms t nbers took pat the dances fer a pretty good account of
Swiking Miners at Exten- vith Lord Avebut esiding, the} up ot s nawntot the bias SAT teémensives.-in Wide linn: tends
son by Union. ass m . = - . . ! me , satin Ma RB sh sympathizers and} of their rights and of those of
a ie vishers of the lowal litthe| the other Balkan states, who
ee Daily News eee he = Empire/') _— — OP tend visit { » ring .}have from time nemorable
. 9 | » rad ses ! land al presso th rurk a hal ain and ed the hotel du ia the :
f then lep alie sUpl All ¢ Fail Gree yatriots who art voal... S, Gad Gore emcrmnegs ry eee a = —
ha kone | pi ad i he gl sc. hes [the most courteous and hospit ieee. SOR ti the
} iin he city ast ‘ «Sia fashio Healths and sue owerful Turkish nation =s the
o 7 yi = . von S a 1 : : ” sag a beders mmediately proceedes : esses to the Greek cause were keynote of their ery. The war is
be gy Extens a wreg pe ; should be} wethe with their econ lots al ' the latte not forgetting | defensive, nos aggressive Chey
x called a y i ae a: insite j iving the city, | ce ile) drink and cheer for our own) 4re Dot looking to acquire by
bh i First Ave.,| His main m ' aloes aol heir ¢ x away h nt | k ge George onquest further territory
mi le return | was tha “— stituti | Peas ’ Re ging and es Phe party was not able to leave As a nation the Greeks today
i ( pried e « ” ove ne na ‘s ga . a anet«.
' e as they whieh f eve phase « ft} et ot the train by & ee ula wount of having busi-| are amongst the most p pel
ms they claim | fisea pint would | able gap rgs ‘ati has were PRESS ausa regard to) ous on the face of the earth, In
! w ne it the |} ha r ipusted) on nted * , the Servian| #mancial affairs ind may not get) their country the well-to-do and
. jthat | p VIG TBRCE | Pa t Frase stun, | way u Sunday on the ©, P. Ret rieh are in greater number than
, ! at oe eee - : d ws : | oe Ekman a0 the “Two Star Bane w wether = estimated that Pie POSE: NR eaee who Bre
rs ed the min-| with frauds agains ade marks ge ” . - A ao none * ne stg ‘hn alll ~ ae wil] | eaving here all have money,
port tad be eOlin th hi ‘ The agent . i. i xa nt lid na int Meave the American continent for |%°™e° ® considerable amount and |
ay — t omen genera \ a, 3 John possible ont agin ind make|the sea f war within a very|are eager and anxious to pay the
; erica, 1D] Taverne ae lex he motion, | ine, acieitetbe da o heir} short ¢ e. fiftes thousand hav-|entire expenses of themselves,
c ~ Heetion and] wnieh was ca ed iin sly I os ona n the city before em-|ing already departed Five thou- land in some eases their friends
’ i I J. Tay barking fe the South sand alone w be the contingent | of getting to the front Many
a me ; on peo = First Ore Shipment. Although only a very shor | from I sh Columbia, Phe | are _ ee es. m-
Woke fhe Harris Mines have their|timation had been given as to/eaptain of the Prince Rupert bapd)e" pany in. ora o oe abn a
ia cla f ; a ship- | their arrival that day, a feast was} is @ resery st, Nick Saves, a man] leave. It we take them just 21
ment \ smelter test of the ore}soon in readiness, to whieh the} of about 50 years of age, and al days from Prince Rupert to Ath.
LOCAL JOTTINGS sives total values of $98.68, from]heroes and theu friends sat{loyal enthusiast of the first ens.
i which $21.50, which includes alljdown | ‘in together im rejoie- | water If they are not able t)| In proportion to the popula-
( \ ae ee hares wand) =o deductions from fing and revelry over, them, the} a oin the regular army, they | Lion, Northern British Columbia
, * held this afterneon eaadiaos “sé be subtracted,} happy event of being able to offer}do not intend to be left out of} is probably sending more men)!
ae , atric at showing net proceeds at Hazelton} themselves | the service of their|the fight, but will start into} to ine Balkan war than any other
Biro ” on 2nd if €77.18 a ton his must be| King and country jxuerilla warfare on their ,hated| portion of Canada. Several smal-
regarded as a highly satisfactory After dinner laughter and mer-[enemy, and from the general ap-|ler parties of Greeks and Mon-
' lh .. lreturn, and as the ore now being ent reigned supreme, music| pearance and training that | tenegrins have already left for
Rtrew's io, ie et “| vl at the mine is of even|being furnished on the instru-|most of them have had in thejthe seat of war, and more are
Mis : “i aon cies ss on the result of the} ments of their native country and, past, they should be able to ot- | preparing to go later.
= ~ clo = ete ’
sa shipment is likely to prove even
(. Garrett, of the staff of the;more encouraging to the sha
‘ British North America, 1olders in the COMPAR) and USE OF THE PRES T B
m has bes for the last six]}'he miners of the district Omin-
nth ical braneh in}eea Miner tidintieneetiane
“ ‘ Vancouver to Predicted.
Y _instructions,| aed League Predicted |The Causes that Have Led to the echinas Hostilities Between
i i Prinee Geo Phat there is every Pp |
) F enty of sport this winter in the] Turkey and the Balkan States Explained
k basket ball matches that will bn
Ry M. Pitea f the Ganadian|pulled off by the very healthy Many Canadians unaccustomed, forming her administration after|making common eause with the
: vho has been|league that has just been formed ' the intricacies of the! her revolution that a better time refugees, succeeded in bringing
; eu with histin the city goes withe sayiie lia kan problem are p azied a6 tol was 1» store for the troubled the relations of their government
oe this city, left Pwo of the strongest ‘eam ms } ruses that have brought halt | ireas of Maeedonia and Albania, and that of rursey to breeking
7 “a ne Prince Geo pe Rew. BGgreeeeen = i ‘ states to wal n the Near ind that the Giveeks Bulgarians, pen ,
return to}tist Brotherhood and the liget 1 ne Kerbs and Turks Mussulman, Unable to stamp out the rebel
bi he branch of the} who played together the wer } The issue is difieult to defin Christian and Israelite who | lion, the Turks promised reforms
Mat place ist season Po the forme ae h a ees of offense are many;}/make up the warring eélements|bul these were not sweeping
oul Silat nd Canadian in oh Or ae % ie central faet emerges that oer “ ar een ra enough for the Albanians, who
a ‘ ladies’ raincoats. Guar. |game in Prince Rupert. They | \ powers mange ” i : f 7 a pe 4 oe = like the Macedonians, demanded
. ' ! Wallace's up many a tough battle last wil - 1, Mi enagee Bas a iia a se thar the frst. s complete home rule epalem
ter. and both teams ean be cot 1° . NT aan Ihe rurks again put thei Bulgaria backed up their de
\ h : ed on to be there with bells th Europe, and thus {he the neeks of the Christian | mands, and made this one of the
; Wrage ning engin.|season and are going to ma + : , he way for that dream | population, and the reign of op chief issues in the present rup
\ Ky, Go, left} hot fieht for the cup or die tt . great Balkan |pression and extermination was | tury Passions have been in
h ning, @O-}'aat renee free from th enewed Some of the Albanian famed during recent weeks by re
CO CeOPRe, | ; on tribes revolted and brought | ports of massacres of Bulgarians
\. Mew : iazell’s Meal Markel, Ph 4 have oeeurred/against them the power of the/and other Christians in Ishtit
he Combrad Fresh meat and fish the to bring) Tu sh army Kitehevo, Koetehana and els«
. 6% this | ix I wae] Many tled to Montenegr andl- ee
“Wit ; ' DUsiness Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners | ev set about re the frontier men in that eountry Sn iebidinait on ata 4.)
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Sixty Greeks, on the Point d Leaving for Balkan War, Celebrate
the Occasion With Dancing and Feasting---Many More

 

 

 

 

GERMANY LEGISLATES AGAINST

THE STANDARD OIL MONOPOLY

GOVERNMENT AIMS TO KEEP AMERICAN TRUST OUT OF COUN-
| TRY AND NEW BILL PROVIDED FOR EXPRO-
PRIATION IF NECESSARY.

Berlin, Oct. 24.—A govern-
ment bill aimed at the Standard
Oil Company ts announced in the
semi-ofiicial Norddegitsehe Allge-
Meine Zeitung. The provisions
of the bill are intended to bar

that company from the wholesale

jbusiness in illuminating oil in
| Germe any, which is to be entrust-
stock
under government
This form has been
the government
that of a

jed to a national company
operating

psSupervist n
as be-

state

chosen by
ing superior to

monopoly,

=| The new company is to be em-
powered to aequire the existing
wholesale plants and stocks by

expropriation if necessary.
The capital of the new company
furnished partly by the

big German banks and partly by

is to be

open subscription. The banks
are to be given registered shares
and an increased voting power in
order to prevent any attempt that
may be made to obtain foreign
control, The life of the corpora-
tion is fixed at thirty years.

As an additional precaution
the bill is to contain elaborate
provisions to prevent the aug-

mentation of prices. If the fixed

maximum price should be ex-
ceeded the company’s dividends
cannot exceed the legal rate of

interest, and the dividends are to
be distributed proportionately.
The Imperial government is to
receive four-fifths of the profits
when the price is below the maxi-
and is not to participate
when it is above. This provision
is made sO as to eliminate one
factor tending to excessive prices.

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CROWN OF GALACIA
HOMEWARD BOUND
freight steamer Crown
having finished un-
loading her cargo of pipe for the
system, left on

The big

of Galacia,

city waterworks
her return voyage to Glasgow
ithis about 9 eo eloek.
Befoye coming up the coast she
coal at Nanaimo

morning

enough

took on

to earry her until she re@tches
Corronna, three days from the
Straits of Magellan. She will
take the outside passage leaving

touching port again
gets to San Francisco.
back in the home
will call at the
of London and Liverpool
tving up at her home
Then a

here, not
until she
Qn arriving
ports
before
port of
week at
another
Crown

waters she

of Glasgow
home and off again for

six months This is the
f Galacia’s second visil to Prince

 

 

| bene
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hanksgiving Turkey
Turkey for Thanksgiving
Dinner is being prepared in gen-
erous quantity by the ladies of
jthe Methodist echureh, If you
received an invitation

your

have not

this is one now from the com-
mittee to come, Monday evening
next, at 6.30. Come at that hour

 

so that all guests can sit down at

lonee, Don't forget your Thank
| offering. A splendid programme
of the best city talent in song

 

and speech will follow dinner.,
The ladies have a special feature
lat this banquet, Don't miss it. ft
o> eineminiinaheantiaieaaieaisiaiiiiieamatiiieaicinaat
| Hub Bowling Alleys.

In the Hub House League series
last night the Lynx won two out
of three games from the Panth-
ers, Moyer, of the Lynx, had
high seore, 177, and KB, Meighan,
of the Panthers high average,
152. Tonight the Tigers and
Bears will fight for supremacy.
Last night's scores were as fol-
lows:

Lynx 1st Sra Tu.
Luchs 120 147 4it
Fr. Gyr i2a 128 363
Moyer 158 177 451
A. Oye taa 126 382
Roth iss 14a 410

Grand total 680 722-2017

Panthrs tat 3rd Tu
Meighan ias 155 45
Harper 127 119 aus
Partington 118 a5 334
heefe 119 144— 379
Mahon 131 138— 363

Grand total oges 667 oat 1046

 

Return from Burns Lake.

Messrs, T, D, Pattullo and J,
|Horne returned on last evening's
lirain from a two weeks’ trip up
lthe line. They went as far as
/Burns Lake, about thirty miles
hevond Aldermere, using saddle
ind pack horses They report

ihe weather as being excellent all
the while, allowing an opportun
ty for making a study
f the country all along the lime
f the G. T. PB. in that part of the

provinee,

thorough

Jsean Lodge, No,

 

WENT SOUTH
FOR WINTER

Many Stewart Pioneers Go South
to Spend Winter in Vancouver
and Other Places.

There were several arrivals this

morning on the Prinee George
from Stewart. Mr. Ben Davis,
the manager of the Empress

Hotel at that place, is on his way
south on a short
expecting to return

in a couple of weeks’

business trip,
north again
time.

Hughes, who was for
the staff of the
for the winter,
this city

George
some time on
hotel, having left
will probably remain in
for the next few months.

Arthur Dalgleish,
the camp

a pioneer of

from its earliest days,

is on his way to join his wife in
Vancouver, she having preceded
him a short while*‘ago. Mr. and
Mrs. Dalgleish, who are both
very well known and popular in
Stewart, expect to return in the
spring, when an awakening of
the camp is hopefully anticipated.
Mr. J. W. Rannie, who first set
foot on the mudflats at the head
of Portland Canala way back in
the early days of ‘98, when the
Klondyke rush was on, is on bis
way south with his family, a trip
to Australia being in contempla-
tion by way of a real holiday va-
cation before returning north
again in the spring. The Rannie
family were located on the town-
site of what is now known as
Stewart long before it had been
decided whether the land was on
the American or British side.

LOCAL JOTTINGS.

 

 

G,. Honeyman, with H. G,. Hel-
gerson & Co,, was @ passenger
south this morning on the Prinee
Gieorge,

All Masons of any degree and
in good standing are invited to
the seeond annual ball of Tsimp-
58, A. F. & A. M.,
to be held in MeIntyre Hall on the

Bist. Tiekets to be had of J.
(hristiansen, secretary, or at the
door. 251.256

For fresh meats and fish phone

 

No, 10, Frizzell’s, 252
There was an absolutely clean
docket in the poliee eourt this
morning.
Bulbs.
Hyacinths, tulips, npareissus,

snowdrops, Chinese
See Stalker & Wells,
and 430, 250.252

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sacred tilies
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