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: BULGARIA AND GREECE ‘TO JOIN ALLIES AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE TORPEDOED

 

OFFICERS KILLED IN -—
AEROPLANE ACCIDENT

(Special to The The Bally News.)
August 12.—Quarter-
Captain Knox and Lieut.
8. Sulton have been killed by
fall of an aeroplane from 500

Port Sill,

K
the
experiments by

feel p, during
ierial squadron,

REGIMENTAL FOOTBALL
SMOKER LAST NIGHT

enjoyable evening was
last

4 most
st. Andrew's Hall
the Regiment football

supporters cele-

tea ind their
brated their winning of the City
Li e championship. Members
ther city football clubs
nt and songs, musical
d speeches were given.
aw eeting closed with “God
" King’ and cheers for

the Re nent.

ELSIE JANIS AT THE
MAJESTIC THEATRE

he Caprices of Kitty” at the
Majestic furnishes five reels of
d fun. Elsie Janis as a happy-

cirl is delightful.

icky school

every movement is eloquent
if the mischievous “‘tomboy.”’ She
eads her chaperon an awful life,
senerally tumbles into and

f trouble in the breezies’t way

just the
tumbles

thi ills in love in

which she

nto t other things. The piece

humorous
nd \ ted to make
ly \ Pathe

latest

situations
any-
Gazette,
happenings,
iost enjoyable pro-

PRINCE GEORGE ARRIVES

rhe following were amongst
le first-class passengers on the
this morning:

Keyes, Dr. L. V. Ray and

reorge

1 Nay, Miss A. Brown, Mr. and
irs. W. F, So0ott, A, Pate, Ella
lel n, Mr, and Mrs. Goss, Car-
Hine Christy, W. F. Yuille, Jessie
lenderson, R, Kelsey, Gertrude
\ 1, D. Westenhaver, Miss
lacleod, Lillian Power, L. 8. Hed,

llaspenny, Miss Raper, J.
VY, I. P. Malone, G. Struthers,
\ J

Butler, Mr,
Nomas White, Mr.

Mitchell, B,
lickey, Mr,

and Mrs,
McDonald, EB.

Lesage, Mrs. J. L:

Glass, J. B. Oppen-

eCimer, A, G,.- Hamilton, J. G,
; lichter, A, 'T, Broderick, Mrs.
McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. Williams,
|. eid, G. EB, Rankin, G, H. Dickey
liss Duncan, Mr, and Mrs. J. M.
McCormick, Miss M. White, Mrs.
‘id Miss Blacklock, Miss L. Ty-
‘nN, Miss D. K, Tyson, Miss Ina

Mower, Mr. and Mrs, J.

D. Brown.

You can get
yard,

ab $4.2

muslin Silks for
and the brocaded
5 at Jabour

BSc per
Bilk
Bros. sale.

ae PPro oes.

LONDON CAFE

And Grill

Faultless Service of Fault-
less Food
Third Ave.

BOXES FOR LADIES

 

Hart Bik.

 

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FOUR FATALITIES IN
RAILROAD COLLISION

(Special to The Daily News.)

Columbus, Ohio, August 12.

Four were killed and twenty in-
jured when a freight train collided
with a passenger carrying the

Knights of Pythias,
Sterling excursion.

MINING PROSPECTS —
ON LEGATE CREEK

Lodge Mount

Legate Creek, situated about a

mile west of Pacific on the G. T.
P., is showing up well in miner-
als. A. Halliday Littlefair

are at present working on a good

and T.
shoot of ore, showing high grade

galena with particles of native
silver, and running about one oz.
the This ledge
is a contact between granite and
three

distance of

in gold to ton.

white lime and
feet in
between
feet. The strike

and dipping about 85 de-

averages
width for a
two and three thousand
runs about east
west,
grees into the mountain, and ap-

parently of considerable volume.

Halliday and Littlefair are also
at work on a very promising cop-
per property, samples from which
have assayed from two to twenty-
n. gold. This ledge
is in lime with a porphyry foot

six dollars
wall, and has the earmarks of a
big producer.
Karl Whitmore
recently made an _ exceptionally
strike Mineral!
opposite Legate moun-
the Halliday-Lit-
claims are located, and in
Their
copper

and Mack Orr

promising on
mountain,
tain, on which
tlefair
the same
M. and K.,
and galena,
width of this
feet, and the
three thousand
assays $224 to
Gold, .04;
40.5; lead,
appearances

mineral zone.
property is
the

being

glance average

vein eight
lead is traceable for
feet. This
the ton as
108 02.;

about
ore
silver,

17.08.
to all is a new ore
in this part of the country, Whit-
more and Orr also at work
on their O. and W. property which
and

follows:

copper,

are

is bornite and chalcopyrite,

also of considerable extent, aver-
aging $130 per ton on assay and
running as high as
in copper. They have

now ready to ship and are await

33 per cent,

some ore

ing the completion of a trail to
get il out to the smelter,

‘The boys hope to have a goud
display of ore at the Prince 8u-
pert Foir, but same ean be seen
by any interested at the office of

Mr. MeGubbin, deputy recorder at
Pacific, along with other ore
samples from properties in the
district.

 

..2€R Hazel TON
PROPERTY LEASED

 

Another mining property is
added to the working list by the
leasing of the Barber and Barber
Bill claims on Nine Mile, to Lof-
quist, Brewer and Anderson, The
property will be opened up with
out delay, and the operators hope
to make considerable shipments

of silver-lead ore in the near
future. The owners are W. H.
Burken and Edgar Harris. Omi-

 

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BALKANS ARE STILL COY

torial Concession from

Dardanelles,

boundaries of

the Balkan States and their re-

Bulgaria is said to have received ter\i-

Turkey, but Bulgaria does not touch Auw?*-
Roumania is standing firm: and not allowing munitions to
Greece is anxious lest the other two get advantages.

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GERMANS EXPECTED TO MAKE

 

DASH FOR RUSSIAN CAPITAL

BALTIC FLANK 300 MILES ES FROM PI PETROGRAD — AMBITIOUS

PLUNGE INTO RUSSIA EXPECTED — AUSTRIAN
SUBMARINE SUNK IN ADRIATIC—
FRENCH AIR RAID

 

(Special to The Dally News.)

London, August 12.—-The Ger-
man flank on the Baltic has
reached the River Dwina, 360}
miles from Petrograd. A_ big
battle on the second line of de-

fences is expected next week.

British and Russian press

that

liussia

goal.

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with

Germany

ELECTION SOON

Vancouver,
an intervi
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the

but

se it yet.

OoWs

elion,

Aug.

ew Sir

e says

date of

Austrian submarine U-12,

12
Rich-

has an

ambitious plan to plunge deeper |
Petrograd as

Austrian Submarine Sunk.
12.—The

new
of 1000

tons and with a speed 0 of 18 knots,

WR ee Ke

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he

will not dis-

An early an-

nouncement is expected.
OR eR OR OO OOK

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G. Walker,
music-business in the city for the

seven

Werner's

WALKER’S MUSIC STORE

MOVED TO SECOND AVE.

mon
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has
old 8
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o provide
al line.

gained

moved

Mr. Walker.
wants in a

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BULKLEY HAS NEARLY

and
the

fidence and good will of the citi-

on

is

who has been in the

who in

cone

George
Second

commodious

better

4,000 TONS OF HAY

 

have fron

can buy

1 three

F, S. Wright has been notified
by the Bulkley Valley farmers that

to four

coatings

thousand tons of hay to dispose

for 90¢

to $4.35 per yard at Jabour Bros,

188-9,

has been sunk with all hands in
the Adriatic.
torpedoed by an_ Italian

upper She was
sub-
jmarine,

French Air Raid.
{2.—French
dropped bombs on
and St. Ingbert.
that
killed in the raid.

Big Prize.

August 12.—A civil trib-
unal has sequestrated the prop-
the
Jellinek.

London, August

aviators have

 

| Swebruecken
| Berlin

were

reports eight people

Paris,

erty of German millionaire

Herr His real estate in
Paris and the Riviera was valued
at $40,000,000,

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* GOOD NEWS

* —— *
* Courtesy Hotel Rupert *
* London, Aug. 12.—-Bul- ¥*
* garia and Greece have de- *
* cided to join the Allies. *
KOK OK OR OK OR OR OR eR OK OK
ORK Ok Ue OR RO OO ORO
* SIR DICK KNOWS *
* _ *
* Sir Richard MeBride *
* knows the date of the elec- *
* tion. He also knows the *
* date of his political funer- *
* al. *
OR aOR OH

 

HAYTIAN PRESIDENT

(Special to The Dally News.)

Port Au Prinee, August 12.—

General Dartiguenave has been
elected president of Hayti. There
were no disturbances.

McComber and her daugh-

Mrs.
ter Frances, who have been visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs, Lake, teft for

their home’ in Seattle this morn-

ing.

The Hotel Prince Rupert is fit-
ting up a mineral display in the
Ores from
north

rotunda of the hotel.
different of the
being exhibited.

parts are

 

Our 25¢ crepes selling at 12%e

per yard, Jabour Bros. sale.

 

 

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RAILWAY MEN BID
T. C. CHALMERS FAREWELL

Thomas C, Chalmers, who for
four years has had charge of the
G. T. P. freight offices at the
wharf, left this morning for the
old country, where Mr. Chalmers
will enter the government trans-
portation service.

Last night the railway men of
the city gathered in the Wander-
ers’ Club to take formal farewell
of Mr. Chalmers. Albert Davidson,
general agent of the G. T. P. in
the city presided. Speeches were
made, rendered and
a general good time prevailed.
evening Mr. Chal-
mers was presented with a pair

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VILLA DESIRES A
PEACE CONFERENCE

(Special to The Daily News.)

; Washington, August 12.—-Villa

has informed the government that

sign a
hold a

he is willing to three-

months’ truce to peace
conference.

PRINCESS MARY
WAS HELD AS SPY

New York, August 11.-
to the
“A member of the British royal
the efficient
net of the allies at the

—A Lon-

don cable Tribune says:

songs were
family, thanks to

espionage During the

front, has been arrested, charged

with being a German spy. For)?! binoculars by James Smith, on
four hours Princess Mary was|behalf of those who had served
held under guard, while officers|With Mr, Chalmers. Mr. Chal-

mers suitably replied.

 

sympathetic but skeptical, inves-

tigated her claims to royal priv- CABY DESLYS AT THE

ileges. WESTHOLME THEATRE

“Having gone on an incognito

| Visit to the hospitals at the front,| ‘phe big attraction at the West-
Princess Mary, accompanied by|)olme is the world-famous Gaby

Mile.
brother,

Dussau, started to meet her
the Prince of Wales, at

a five-act drama en-
Triumph.” Gaby is

Deslys in
titled ‘‘Her

the British headquarters. When] spown as a humble chorus girl
about six miles from the village] working hard to support her
where the staff was located, her|mother and a blind sister. Given

car was halted by a French patrol. }an opportunity to play the lead-
ing role at a moment's notice, She
audience and
dances her way into fame. The
recognize royalty in the name Of) screen depicts most clearly the
Chester, which little

her famous dances.

Unluckily, the occupants had for-
Tt

mission papers, nor did the patrol

 

yotten their passports and captivates her

Lady Princess in several of
The dancing
as Gaby

ability as an

lively dancer

Mary gave.

“Leaving the car, with its oC- | j, not the only attraction,
two | shows
and with the as-| actress.
shot!
the |
search of the |
the out-
Not until four hours ee
The identity |
of the prisoners was then estab-
British

headquarters, which was on ne

cupants under guard of wonderta:
French soldiers,
that

at six o'clock in the

surance they would be The program opens with a fine
Hearst-Selig con-
cludes with a laughable western
comedy entitled ‘“Algie’s Sister,”

by the way, is a boy.

evening, Gazette and

corporal went in
officer in command of
post. who,

did the oflicer return.

 

RED CROSS SALE

lished by messages to the

Red Cross. sale of home

The

* point of issuing a general alarm|cooking on Friday next will be

held in Harrison & Gamble’s
which has been kindly lent
lfor the occasion. Mrs. Woodland
and Mrs. MelIntosh will be in
charge from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.
glad to receive con-

187-189.

for the missing princess.”

loltiee,

 

FAMOUS PIANIST HAS
BEEN DEPORTED

London, August 14.—Maria Ce-|and will be
cilia Natalie Janotha, court pian- | tributions.
William,
today

ist to Emperor was ar-

NOTICE

rested in London and de-

 

As the Queen Mary Chapter of
the 1. 0. D. E.

ported from Tillbury.
have undertaken

Maria Janotha holds member-|(, make a report from time to
ship in many academies of art in time on the work being done by
Italy, Great Britain and Austria. the citizens of Prince Rupert in

She received the Victoria badge | .onnection with the war, they will
from Queen Victoria and holds|po erateful to all churches, lodges
the highest honorary . diploma] .,cjeties and private individuals
from the St, Cecilia Royal Acad") no will tell them of their work.
emy in Rome, She edited Lady Reports for the first year of the
Tennyson’s songs and translated war, viz. between August 4th,
Chopin's greater works. She was};4o944. and August 5th, 1945,

the recipient of many decorations
the

should be sent in before Septem-
{st to Mrs. J. H. MeMullin,
acting secretary, government
agent’s house, Prince Rupert.

including one from German | }),»

empress.

 

Mrs. of Smithers,
companied by her little daughter,

Greene, ac-

 

 

 

has returned from Massett and Walker,s Music Store
is staying with Mrs. Du Vernet neisead id. Medina Ola ae
before completing the journey On Second Avonue.

 

home, PIANOS
Follow the crowd to Self’s PLAYER PIANOS, MUSIC
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Gafe. ‘Phere is a reason... Next 10a aoops
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