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eral yi. NO. 217.

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THURSDAY,

PRINCE RUPERT, B. CG.,

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SEPTEMBER 16, 1915.

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(Special to The Dally News.)

London, Sept. 16.—The mass-
ing of Austrian and German arm-
ic Roumanian frontier
has ted in Roumania pre-
paring for eventualities. The
army mobilized and all reser-
yists have been called home.

fhe steadfast refusal by Rou-

ania to allow the transportation
ref military supplies
thr that country to Turkey
ha sed bitter animosity.

Balkan League.

Negotiations are under way for
the formation of a new Balkan
League comprising Boumanis,

GAMBLING

Complaints have been made to
the pol about the amount of
gambling going on in the city,
and, at the police commission

 

vesterday, Chief Vickers
icled to notify all cigar
ial dice-shaking must be

meeting

s

ty solicitor pointed out
inbling is only illegal when
cari 1 for gain. The wording
of the act

place kept

is “a house, room or

by any person for

gain
the |

which persons resort for
pose of playing any game
WESTHOLME THEATRE
ountry Boy,”
nt
the

rhe (
Paramo

fey
lem of

a four-reel |
the
Westholme program

feature, star |

is
tonight. Florence Dagmar
nd Marshal Nielan,
| and girl,

'y is of a country boy who
New

as the coun-
are splendid,

make his way in
id falls a victim to the at-
s of a chorus girl, and is
The
piece is very fine,
New York life be-
How he
back
‘vor is beautifully depicted.
‘athe

ssive

lely left down and. out.
Sta of the
enes of
id

and realistic.

home and climbs
Gazette shows a very
picture of Australian
in the
army

is a

ps holding worship

amongst other

“His Taking Ways”

‘ery funny Keystone comedy.

McClymont

Mrs, returned

last

from an extended visit in
the east

hight

SS Prrrooe,

The Diamond
From the Sky

 

$800, 000 Photoplay — A — All-star Cast

 

BIG TERRIFIC SCENES
that hold you aghast one moment
enchant the next,

8 A Coasoless Cataract of Action.

STARTS AT THE

Westholme Opera House
NEXT _ MONDAY

Tomorrow and Saturday — Charile
Chaplin in “WORK.” Next Wed-
needay and Thursday—Mary Pick-
ford In “FANCHON the CRICKET”

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ito

3 Rupert,

NEW BALKAN LEAGUE FORMING
ROUMANIA PREPARING FOR WAR

GERMANS MASSING ON ROUMANIAN FRONTIER — ROUMANIA
STANDS FIRM—RESERVISTS CALLED HOME—CON-
STANTINOPLE CANNOT HOLD OUT
AFTER SEPTEMBER 25

 

The
press announces the likelihood of
the
the

Serbia and Greece. Berlin
early entry of Roumania into
war.

Turkish Distress
The German
Constantinople
that,

city

commander in
Berlin
supplies arrive, the
hold after Sept.

informs
unless
cannot out
25th.

The bank
business has been transferred to
the interior of Minor. All
the Turkish artillery under
control of the for fear
of Turkish insurrection.

LAUNCH PARTY
ARE SHIPWRECKED

Word has just reached the city
that the 42-

bound

Ottoman and other

Asia
is
Germans

a

 

foot launch Nonade
Wash.,, to
Alaska, put into Banks Is-
The
captain and one of the men set
to
the island a man

from Blaine,

Hardy,

land on Tuesday disabled.

out in a canoe supplies,

and
and a lady and her three

get
leaving at
his son,
daughters.

The party left behind was picked
up boat

Lewis

by a passing and faken

Larsen Harbor, Istana,
‘xen care of by
‘Lhe

inh

where they were

Jonn Wanner at his ranch,

Northern

there

Cross, which pvt

furnished a
the

company

on
to
man,

Monday,

party search for captair

and and in with
420)
of

has been

covered about

far,
their

Wanner
but,

men or

Mr.

miles, no treee

the

found,

so

canoe

—_—

MAJESTIC THEATRE

Pathe program at the Ma-
Theatre
by

jestic was. greatly ap-
large audience
of Wrath,”

is the story

preciated a
last “Rods
a three-reel drama,
of a dream, in which a sea captain
the habit of

son cruelly, is

night.

been in
his little
of the
It

human interest,

who has
treating

warned conse-

possible
a of great
while it also pro-
vides several thrilling scenes.
“Wiff_es Wins the Winsome”
a Parisian comedy fuil of reffned
humor, “Amateur Night”
laughter provoking, without be-
ing of the rough and tumble type.
The Pathe Gazette is up-to-date
and interesting.

tt CC: Ae

is story

quences,

is

while 1s

 

H. Molson Macpherson, J. FE,
Dalrymple and Captain GC, H.

Nicholson left for Vancouver this

morning.

Biers ad sic iag ea
Follow the crowd to Self's
Cafe. Phere is a reason.. Next
102th.

Majestic Theatre,

requested to
the Fair
, Prince

Exhibitors are
send all
to the secretary,

before the

in entries for
box 1657

19th inst.

 

 

 

DUKE OF CONNAUGHT

 

IS IN VANCOUVER
(Special to The Dally News.)

| Vancouver, Sept. 16.—H. R. H.

| the Duke of Connaught has ar-

pe d here from Vernon, where he
linspected the troops at the con-
The primary
of to the coast
was to visit the soldiers at Ver-
He stated that he

been privileged to review a fiver

centration camp.

object his visit

non. had not

body of men, and he was certain
that they
required of them.

would do all that was

Today, he will

inspect the 72nd overseas regi-
ment, which is encamped at
Hastings Park,

B.C. MANUFACTURERS
TO PUBLICLY PROTEST

(Special to The Daily News.)
Sept. 16.—The B. C.
Association

» Vancouver,
Manufacturers has
to
meeting to
failure of the government at Ot-
British Columbia a
contracts.

decided hold a public mass

protest against the
tawa to give
share of the war

~ |COLONEL CURRIE, M. P.
ARRIVED LAST NIGHT

 

Col. Currie, M. P., commanding
the 48th Highlanders of Toronto,
arrived on last night’s train, ac-
companied by Mrs. Currie and
thdir daughter. Col. Currie is
home on leave from the front,
where he has been with the Can-
adian Scottish. He says the
Canadians have made good and

are deservedly popular.
Col.
paper

Currie, who is an ex-news-
man and not a stranger to
British Columbia,
turn to the front shortly.
conduct

expects to re-
He will

in
The
on the

recruiting meetings
and
party left for

Prince Rupert.

SUBMARINE ENQUIRY
WILL OPEN MONDAY

(Special to The Dally News.)
Vancouver, Sept. 16.—The Lib-
eral executive retains 8. 8.

Vancouver.
the

Vietoria
south

Tay-
lor, who will appear to cross-ex-
at the

opens

amine Sir Richard McBride
submarine enquiry, which

 

 

at Victoria on Monday.

 

 

DELEGATES T0

A. M. RIGG, M. P. P.,

Trades and Labor Council

Rupert held a very suc-

The
of Prince

cessful meeting in the Empress
Theatre last night, when address-
es were delivered by E. W. A.

‘O'Dell, representing the Boot and

Shoe Workers Union, and A. M.
Rigg, M. P. P., of Winnipeg. 8. D.
Macdonald, who presided, inti-
mated @hat Mr. Rigg had con-
tracted a severe cold on the train,
and Mr. O'Dell had kindly con-
sented to assist.

Mr. O'Dell, after expressing

great pleasure in being privileged
to address a Prince Rupert audi-
dealt with the importance of

ence,

the Trades and Labor Congress,
which meets shortly in Vancou-
ver, describing it as ‘Labor's

Parliament.’ After showing what
labdr had been able to perform
in the way of bringing about leg-
to the working
workman's

islation favorable
a
Compensation Act, he went on to
point out that many to
believe that labor organisers are
out to create trouble between em-
ployer, and employee. In his wide
experience of the labor movement,
he was satisfied that organized
labor had proved in the long run
beneficial to both parties. He
showed how the badge of labor on
had been an

classes, such as

seemed

Union-made goods
assistance in the selling of these
goods, as it was proof that the
goods had been made under prop-
er working conditions. ~In con-
clusion he congratulated the la-
bor men of Prince Rupert on the
strength of their organization,
which would prove a benefit to
the community and to the Do-
minion at large,

Mr. Rigg congratulated the
of

 

Trades and Labor Council

 

SPEECHES BY TRADES UNION

LABOR CONGRESS

OF WINNIPEG, AND E. W. A. O’DELL,
CF HAMILTON, ONT., ADDRESSED MEETING IN EM-
PRESS THEATRE LAST NIGHT—LOCAL LA-
BOR MEN ARE CONGRATULATED

Rupert on having organ-
early

Prince
ized for
stage of
He pointed out that, by delaying
organization Winnipeg until
the forces of capital had become
they had found the strug-
hard

business at this
the city’s development.

in

strong,
for
He had fought for
provincial and Dominion seat for

gle recognition a one.

a municipal,

years and had been regularly de-
feated until recently.

In dealing with the industrial
aspect of the labor question,
said that the start of the
duction of machinery had
pletely away with the
dividual as a foree. Over a cen-
tury ago, in Britain, men had been
imprisoned, trans-
ported as criminals because they
advocated the cause of labor. To-
men were beginning to real-
that, in order to do efficient
they must be banded to-
gether. In the world of finance,
the death of such an individual
as J. Pierpont Morgan did not
upset things in the least,
because the financial
the individual had given place to
a machine,
line is now a necessity.

In speaking to the non-union
he pointed out that organ-
ised labor had not only done a
great deal for itself, but had also
accomplished much for the men
outside, but who ought to be in-
side, “In the contraet for the
Manitoba parliament buildings,
one of the most interestng build-
ings in the world today, on ac-
count of its history, though he
had been told that if the search-
light were turned on British Co-
lumbia, that history would begin
to look a little more respectable,

he
intro-
com-

done in-

lashed and

day,
ize
work,

simply

in world

Organization in every

men,

20,000 GERMANS KILLED AND

(Special to The Daily News.)
Sept. 16.—The Rus.

sians have made a great coup by

Petrograd,
a double flanking movement, un-
der General Ivanoff, against the
Teuton right wing in Poland, re-
20,000 being killed and
and 13,000 being taken

There is great rejoic -

sulting in
wounded,
prisoners.
ing in Petrograd.

The Teuton right wing is in re-
treat towards the
with the Cossacks in pursuit.

Strypa river,
The
battle is raging along a 220 mile
front from the Pripot marshes to

GREAT COUP BY
TEUTON RIGHT WING CRUMPL

 

ARE TAKEN—GERMANS RETREATING — COSSACKS
PURSUING — GREAT REJOICING IN
PETROGRAD

  
   
  
  
  
     
  
 
 
  

 

IN. IVANOFF

 

 

 

 

 

 

WOUNDED, 13,000 PRISONERS

the Dneister The Petrograd rail-
road is again in the hands of the
Russians,

Prize Cargoes.
16.—A British

condemned the

London, Sept.

prize court has

cargoes of four steamers carry-

ing American products to Ger-

many. The cargoes are valued at
several million dollars.

 

Dan MeLeod ar-

Mr. and Mrs.
rived last night from Hazelton.
They leave for the south Satur-

day morning.

 

 

LIVELY BIDDING AT
THE CITY TAX SALE

The tax sale, which concluded

on Tuesday, showed that there is
still firm confidenee in the future

value of city property. The sale

realized the sum of $418,385.13.
Including the G. T. P. guarantee,
the total is $25,165.53,

 
 
  
  
  
 
  
 
  

WONDERFUL PICTURE
GOMING TO WESTHOLME

The $800,000 photoplay which
the

about,

whole country is talking

the

novel which will win you because.

picturized romantic
of its wonderful beauty of story,
will be sereened at the Westholme

next Monday. The management is

 

The following summary shows

and those taken over by the ctiy.

Of the 43 lots taken over by the
city, 16 are owned by citizens
who are serving at the front.

These will revert to their soldier

owners.

Section 1.

EE 504 a awe © ee Soa $6,607.56
Private Owners ...... 2,216.81
Section 5.

Cee ee eae RA aie 379.27
Private Owners ....... 981.50
Section 6.

EF cis is hid. eS ae 8 88 8 381.85
Private Owners ....... 2,920.10
Section 7.

LO) gee er Thr ee eg gy 209.06
Private Owners ....... 2,054.94
Section 8.

OO st ala eas 5 a ae 3844.18
Private Owners .......- 2,292.86

The following are some of the

sales recorded:

Sec. Blk. Lot Amount
6 7 39 $358.78
6 13 9 {38.89
6 13 10 117.89
i 9 25 253.73
1 7 26 176,53
6 9 15 175.36
1 26 12 317.07
1 26 43 304,22
7 a 9 202.71
1 17 43 189.80
6 47 1 178.84

 

a wage Clause was inserted pro-
viding that carpenters be paid 55
cents an hour, and non-union and
union men alike received that
wage. Yet in Winnipeg you will
find carpenters ready to work for
25 cents an hour, who will also
be ready to ask for union wages
just so soon as things pick up
again,” he said. He went on to
show that the wage earner who is
not a member of a union, but who
accepts what the union procures

the amounts realized per section, ley
1e

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such a serial to Prinee Rupert.
re are big, terrific scenes
which hold you aghast one mo-

ment, and enchant you the nevxt.

An all-star cast is being pre-

sented, including Lottie Pick ‘ord,
William Russel, Irving Cummi
and Charlotte Burton. There

a prize of $10,000 offered for the

or
BD

is

hest sequel to this great photo-
play. The management preseuts

for tomorrow and Saturday Char-

lie Chaplin in ‘‘Work” and on
Wednesday and Thursday next
Mary Pickford in ‘“Fanehon the

Cricket.”
The Ladies Auxiliary of the St.
Andrew's hold their
first whist drive and dance of the
the
Vriday evening.

Society will

season in society rooms on
when frequenters
of these happy social gatherings
should make it a point of being
be refresh-
The

will be

present. There will

ments and good music.
tickets this

50c each person and the proceeds

on oeeasion
zo to aid the Red Cross work of
the along

and help a good cause.

MUSIC

CHARI.ES BALAGNO
(Planist at Westholme)
TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE

Former pupil of F. @. Strong.

Helping hands, Come

 

 

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LONDON CAFE
And Grill
Faultless Service of Fault-

less Food
Hart Bik. Third Ave.

 

for him is a parasite and an ex-

 

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