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B, 7 WEDNESDAY,

PRINCE RUPERT,

SE PTEMBER 22, 1915.

 

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

SULGARIA TO SUPPORT CENTRAL POWERS

 

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GREECE IS MOBILIZING HER ARMY — GERMANS’ F UTILE PURSUIT OF RUSSIANS

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BALKAN STATES DIVIDED

BULGARIA TO AID GERMANY

 

90,000 BULGARIANS MASSED ON THE SERBIAN FRONTIER—
GREECE MOBILIZING HER ARMY—BULGARIAN RAIL-

ROAD TRAFFIC SUSPENDED— BA&ITISH
BUDGET PRESENTED

 

(Special to The Dally News.)

Sept. 22.—A meeting
I

ibinet, inelading King

summoned on

{ the news that Bulgaria
ized 100,000 men on
an frontier. The En-
presentatives recognize

is lost and that
leaving to the central

British, French and
nisters were at the
rstood that Greece

lize her first, sixth,

nd tenth army divisions

100,000 infantry, and

al cavalry regiments.

the Bulgarian rail-
suspended last Satur-
i! Bulgars in Macedonia
ice, numbering 45,000,
recalled.
British Budget.
Sept. 22.—Rt. Hon. R.
chancellor of the ex-
the budget
he Imperial Parliament.
bicycles,

introduced

t automobiles,

MYR TLE ANDERSON
TO BE BROUGHT HERE

the North

has been

longing to
Wing Company
to bring in the halibut
Myrtle Anderson, which
ed recently off Rose Spit.
day
launch,
the

tain Edenshaw’s

tain remaining with

d vessel,

SOLCMON MUSSALLEM is con-

Ltd.,
and is of-

the Mussallem Co.,
Kast,
© highest grade goods at
Phone

999.5,

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RUPERT’S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
MATINEE av &: 30

Mary Pickford in “the. Five-act
PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION

“FANCHON THE CRICKET”
splendid

median in a

at Re Saturday » Splendia
N F Tre a Splendid

POPULAR PRICES, 10 and 16 ots.

CKARI.ES BALAGNO

Former pupil of F. Q@. Btrong.
TERMS MODERATE, Phone Biue 408

ESTHOLME

ERA HOUSE

supporting
and = Jack

“BILLY REEVES”
Famous English Musie Hall
Entitled

cast, in-

A Lottie Pickford,

Comedy

SAFE INVESTMENT”

 

MUSIC.

 

(Planist at Westholme)
EACHER OF PIANOFORTE

films, clocks,
instruments,

moving picture
watches,
plate glass and hats pay a tax of
33 1-3 per

though

musical

cent. ad volorem, al-

these taxes are

temperary, that on ae and
beer has been unaffected under
the new agreement.

The principal blow falls upon

the income tax. This has been
raised forty per cent. In addi-
tion to this increase, the scope
of the tax has been widened to
catch workingmen earning as
little as $14 weekly. The very
wealthy must contribute more
than a third of the revenue.
The one cent mail has been
abolished. The weight of matter

carried for the two cent rate has
been reduced.

The rate of telegrams,
12 cents for 12 words,
been increased to 18 cents. Sugar
heen increased a penny a
The chancellor of the ex-

which
was has
has
pound.
chequer intimated in his speech
that the
occasion to call upon the country
for

~ CAPTAIN BABINGTON
OFFERS FOR DELHI

complete

government might have

another war loan.

 

As the Delhi is a
no attempt

the hull being ab-

wreck, will be made

to repair her,
solutely useless. It is now simply
a question of salving any parts of
value,

Prince

offer of

Captain Babington, of

Rupert, has made an
$1,500 for her, intending to beach
dispose of the

parts of her ma-

her and winches

and any other
chinery which remain.
ion has yet been arrived at,
ther than that will be taken

off the ways and beached out of

No decis-
fur-

she

the way of navigation.

OWN YOUR OWN ELECTRIC

PLANT and live in the country
the year round, A chance of a
lifetime. 320 acres on a beauti-
ful lake in the Bulkley Valley.

Good boating and fishing, near

Churches stores

and
$2 down,
balance over at 7 per
cent. Buy now, the war
is over, as farm land will surely
’ 219-24.
C. LITTLE,
a
machine for clean-
working
has been

railroad,
soon). Only $8 an acre,
ten years

before

advance.

An electric

ing steamship boilers,
somewhat like a drill,
patented by two Swedish invent-

ors.

 

Follow the crowd to Self’s
Cafe. There is a reason. Next
102tf.

 

 

 

Majestic Theatre.

uucly MINISTERIAL UNION

 

 

 

DOREEN IS WRECKED
IN HECATE STRAITS

The launch Doreen, of
has drifted on the
| along the

Prince
Rupert, rocks
of Hecate Straits
A number
residents

shore

and
'
|

is in bad shape.
and white

get her off,

of Indians

tried to without avail.

The three sons of the captain
were on board when the accident
happened, but were taken off

safely.

 

TO REPLY TO BOWSER

(Special to The Dally News.)
Vancouver, Sept. 22.—The Min-
isterial Union of the
land announces that it will reply
to Hon. W. J. |
of “The Crisis in B. C.”
October

lower main-

at a pub-
ist.

lic meeting on

 

 

 

 

Exhibition of ladies’ suits for

one week only at W eee is:

3owser’s criticism ,

-IpisastRous EXPLOSION
IN NEW YORK SUBWAY

(Special to The Daily News.)
New York,
have been killed and fifty

Sept. 22.—Seven
injured
dynamite explosion in the
Ave. The

cave created by the blast engulfed

by a

new Seventh subway.

a street car and many pedes-
trians. It is believed that twenty
have been killed.

MASSETT BOY BOY IS A
PRISONER IN GERMANY

W ord
Massett that Lewen
left with the

here,

has been received froin

Tugwell, who
first contingent from
is wounded and a prisoner
at Hesse, in Germany. For four
months the young man was posted
but
ed. by the
Mr. Tugwell

Rapeureds at the

as missing, has been dis-

cover American consul.
and

battle of Ypres.

was wounded

 

Exhi- |
|

a short address.
reflects the

delivered
bition Hall
splendid

this year

season experienced in|

 

the district. Not only are there
many more exhibitors than last
year, but the exhibits are of a

This is particular-
the of}
from

higher grade.
showing
products the
itself. The variety and quality of
the vegetables displayed on the}
“Grown in Prince Rupert section”
must be a revelation to many.
From the and the

lands there is an even better dis-

ly applicable to

garden city |

interior is-

play than on former occasions,
and there are signs of enterprise
on the part of growers. For
an exhibit of to-

Kitsumkalum

in-
stance, there is
bacco grown in the
Valley, lemon tree has
Port

visitors

while a
been sent in from
ton. If there are
the south at the Fair,
amazed at the specimens of to-
which

Essing-
from
they will he
corn, squash, etec.,
sent in,

matoes,
the
the grain exhibits are much su-
perior to any shown here before.
The following districts competed
the handsome Dewar Cup:

Hazelton,

farmers have while

for
Prince George,
gate, Terrace and Porcher Island,
while a special exhibit was sent
Atlin district.
foot of
building is occupied,

Lil
>Kide -

in from the

Every available space
in the huge
and some of the local merchants
and packers are to be commended
for the efforts they have made in
fixing up attractive displays of
their goods. The following firms
are exhibiting:— Martin O'Reilly,

OPENING OF RUPERT'S THIRD
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION

OPENING SPEECHES BY PRESIDENT A. J. PRUDHOMME AND

MAYOR NEWTON—MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF ALL
KINDS OF GARDEN AND FARM
PRODUCE

Prince Rupert’s Third Agricul- |Importing Company, Mr. Shrub-
tural Exhibition was opened to-jsall, Brackman-Kerr Campany,
day. A. J. Prudhomme, president|the Skeena River Canneries and
of the Northern B. C, Agric ultu- | the Canadian Fish and Cold Stor-
ral Society, in a short and appro lage Company.
priate speech declared the tir The proceedings of the day
open, after which Mayor Newton | opened with a grand parade

| football

headed by three bands massed,

after which children’s’ sports
conducted on Recreation
ranted by the
At 1:30 a

a team

were
Park,
for

specially ¢
the
game

city occasion,
between
from Granby and an eleven rep-
the city,
the afternoon the

resenting was played.

During ladies

of the Red Cross Society provided

dainty teas for the visitors,

A splendid program has been

for each evening, in-
most of the

prominent local vocalists and in-

arranged
cluding numbers by
strumentalists, with readings by
way of variety.

The national flag appropriately
plays an impaertant part in the
decorations of the Exhibition
building, while the Roll of Honor
occupies a prominent position be-
the Many whose
names figure list took an
exhibitions,
On for-

was a

side platform.

on the
active part in former
notably Lionel Crippen.

mer occasions “Crip”

prominent figure in the fair cele-
managing the

put

brations, usually

concerts, ete., into which he
all the vim of his sparkling per-
sonality.
Indian Exhibits.
As formerly the Indian exhibits
interesting. A

are particularly
very fine water-color drawing of
Port Simpson is shown by Fred

Alexkee ,while a large variety of
basket work and totem poles is
displayed. That the
produce more than ornaments is

fine exhibit of

Indians can

shown by a very

flowers and vegetables grown

 

Parkin & Ward, Prince Rupert

 

around Port Simpson, as well as

ROADS—FRENCH RESCUE
THE TURKS-—NEW

(Special to The Dally News.)
London, Sept. 22.—-The Russian
after
thirty miles from Vilna.

a retreat of
The Ger-
mans are continuing their efforts
the

army is safe

to encircle Russians, and are

still losing two to one. The Rus-
sians retired in the most orderly
fashion, destroying all military

works and railroads as they went.
Armenians Rescued.
Sept. 22.—French
able to

the

rescued

Paris, war-

ships have been rescue

5,000 Armenians from
The

3,000 women and children.

pur-

suing Turks. in-

 

cluded
They had kept their assailants at

bay in the Djebel Housha moun-
tains sinee the beginning of Sep-
tember, until their ammunition

gave out.

Submarine Orders.
Berlin, Sept. 22.-Commanders
of German submarines have been
ordered to allow liners to escape
rather than run any risk of er-
ror.

Dutch Steamer Sunk.

 

Amsterdam, Sept. 22.—-The
Dutch steamer Koningen, of 2 -|

The

ORDERLY RUSSIAN RETREAT-
GERMANS STILL LOSE HEAVILY

RUSSIANS ARE DESTROYING AIL MILITARY WORKS AND RAIL-

5,000 ARMENIANS FROM
GERMAN SUBMA-

RINE ORDERS

000 tons,
Amsterdam,
passengers and crew
saved.

 

YESTERDAY’S BASEBALL

National League.

Philadelphia, 8-5; St. Louis,

3-4,

New York,
Boston, 4;

5-4; Chicago, 4-5.
Cincinnati, 2.

Brooklyn-Pittsburg game post-
poned.

American League.
St. Louis, 0-5; New York, 5-3.
Detroit, 7; Philadelphia, 5.
1; Washington, 7.

 

Chicago,

Coast League.
San Francisco, 6; Portland, 5.
(45 innings).
Los Angeles, 2; Oakland, 4.

Vernon-Salt Lake game post-

poned on account of rain.

 

Exhibition of ladies’ suits—no
two alike—no duplicates will be

sold—Wallace’s.

bound from Batavia to
has struch a mine.
were

 

JAP FISHERMEN ARE
STRANDED ON ISLAND

The crew of a Japanese fish-

North Island

Charlottes,

erable existence on

of the Queen where

they have been for a month. Two

of their number reached Prince
Rupert yesterday on a fishing boat
ind are detained by the imimigia

tion authorities, as they had en-
tered the country
Dr. MeNeill had to employ an

interpreter as neither could speak

irregularly.

English. Their story is_ that,
while fishing off the Japanese
coast, a gale drove them out to

sea, and they had to keep on go-
ing until they were driven ashore
on North Tsland.
have reached here are the captain,
and Okatama,
When their schoon-

The men who

K. Taramuta, one

of the crew.
er piled up on the rocks, they
eot safely ashore without loss,

and were able to save a quantity
they wrapped their

Keeping their

of rice, while

clothing in a sail.

matches dry, they were able to
light a fire.
The Japanese consul at Van-

couver has been communicated
with, and it is expected that the
brought to Prfnee

men will be

Rupert.

—_-—

a very ereditable display of pre-
served fruits.
Dainties.

There is a record entry in the
and all are
high The dis-
preserved fruits, cakes of

home cooking classes,

of a very order.
play of
every imaginable description, all
kinds of buns and cookies, down
to the humble loaf of bread, is
suffcient to produce a hearty ap-

petite.

 

D
|
|

ing schooner is eking out a mis-}ger of the Klopeck Fish Company,

(SEATTLE FISH MAN

SIZING UP C UP CONDITIONS

E. W. sis ie abe

of Seattle,

there is a probability
firm will locate here.
Meantime, Mr. Ingalls
statement to

has
definite
by Prince Rupert

his expectations.

 

Everything at cost.
& Awning Co., 3rd Ave.

assistant mana-

is in the city and will
spend the rest of the week here.
Mr. Ingalls is sizing up conditions
from a fishing point of view, and
that his

no
make, but
he admits that the advance made
has surprised
him, and that the city far exceeds

P. R. Tent
224.

 

 

MAJESTIC :: THEATRE

Tonight and Tomorrow

SPECIAL EXHIBITION PROGRAM

Pathe Freres Famous Feature Pro-
duction in
“NICK WINTER AND THE MASKED
THIEVES’—Comedy Drama in 3
Parts. Sherlock Holmes, Arsene
Lupin, Craig Kennedy, and all the
Other detectives of ancient and
modern times rank as second
raters compared with Nick Win-
vv, the dashing master sie uth
who is featured in this three-reel
comedy drama, his unexpected
moves and disguises makes a big
hit and holds the audience guess-
ing from start to finish, An at-
traction suitable for all walks of
life,
“IMA SIMP ON THE JOB”—One
thousand feet of American laugh.

“PATHE GAZETTE”’—British Jour-
nal of War and World news.

“WHIFFLES GOES TWO WAYS"-—
__ One thousand feet of French laugh

~~ ADMISSION 10 and 15 cents.

 

 

LONDON CAFE

And Grill

Faultless Service of Fault-
less Food

Hart Bik. Third Ave.

BOXES FOR LADIES

 

 

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