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PRINCE RUPERT, B. G., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22; 1915.

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ROUMANIA MAY SHORTLY JOIN THE ALLI

 

 

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TURKS "HEAVILY DEFEATED ID IN GALLIPOLI -—- GREECE MUST DECIDE PROMPTLY

 

 

ROUMANIA FAVORS ALLIES
WILL SHORTLY ENTER FRAY

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ROUMANIA WILL AB... .. WEUTRALITY—CAN PUT mii:
MEN iN FIELD—GREECE MUST DECIDE OR ALLIES
WILL START BOMEARDMENT — SER -
BIANS IN DIFFICULTIES

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(Special t. The Dally News.) pending
London, Get, 22.—A Roumanian |

and a rapid conclusioai

t Petrograd has made the}

ee i that the Roumanien | “°"¢" has permitted the publi-
nation and army is wholly on the| leation of a despateh from Rome
side of the Allies and will soon which states that, unless Greece
aban her neutrality, which| joins the Allies, the Allied fleets

ced on aecount of lack of| will be demobilized and will bom
munitions, Roumania is now | bard the Greek coast. The pres

equip an army of 600,¢ fence of large Greek forces at Sa-
which will be inereased to a mil-|loniki is regarded as a menac«

There is a Roumanian army the Allies’ expedition into the

10 men now in the defiles| Balkans.
i¢ Carpathian Mountains, Enemy Defeated.
Sofia Plots. A Serbian report indicates that
here are many plots in Sofia}/the Austro-Germans have lost
to kill King Ferdinand, and many|60,000 men in the recent Serbian
arrests have been made. operations.

Pressure on Greece. Anxiety is felt in London re-
Greece has refused Britain’s|garding the safety of the main
Yer of the island of Gyprus as/Serbian army, lest its retreat on
iv inducement to enter the war|Monastir be cut off by the Bul-
i the side of the Allies. garians. Anglo-French rein-

forcements are on the way.

SWEEPING CHANGES BY
VANCOUVER COUNCIL

(Special to The Dally News.)

+ howsyer, are still

DAMAGING EVIDENCE
AGAINST DR. H. E. YOUNG

(Special to The Dally News.)

 

 

Victoria, O96 Following} vancouver, B.C., Oct. 22.—The
sensational evidensde: given by A. finance committee of the city
A. Michner, of New York, in the council has prepared a resolution
ree Coal Mines case, that | which it will submit to the coun-
*190,000 in shares were given to! 4i) calling upon all civie officals
Ot & in order to influence and members of the various staffs
mo ion of the provincial ex- to hand in their resignations on
ecul in tbe fore-shore dis- the first of December, to become
pule, L. D, Wishard, of New York, effective at the end of the year.
testified yesterday that he was in- reduce the

The intention is to

formed by the company’s direet- staffs and regrade salaries.
that he not to ask a

regarding the allotting
shares as they were given
for valuable

was ——

KH ELE KKR KH HHO RR
SHELLS

a f
[MOST 1

ehange services

ed in connection with the William Grant, the lo-

os 8 of their property. The cal plumber, who recently
‘ares were referred to as 2

a te ee ca completed a contract at

vk in a discussion by the

the drydock, sent an order

irectors,
parts to a well

for range
manufactur-
the east re-

known stove

ing plant in
MAJESTIC ee THEATRE ra He has received a
dhe ca ae the effect that
cannot be filled
factory

‘eply to
Tonight and Tomorrow ey

the order

 

meantime, as the
is working 22 1-2 hours

KHHEHERHHKHRHH KH HR

ROOANAy | PHOTOPLAY
“THE RETURN OF RICHARD NEAL”

 

i three acts of Mesmeric Society each day producing shells *
Dr fr ;
Bai ot for the government. D, A, *
HIS FAIRY GODMOTHER” Thomas has intimated his *
A Pleasing Comedy. : :
ee intention of having a heart *
“HELEN'S SACRIFICE”
art talk with the shell *
\ thrilling Railroad Drama to heart talk t tt
“ . committee one o 1ese
SOPHIE'S HOME COMING” : *
Corking Comedy. days regarding the dis-
a anc en Pare tribution of shell orders,

ADMISSION | 1
10 and 15 cents. and it seems to be about

c

nmne Monday and Tuseday, 13th forbids
pisode of “The Broken Coln”—
This

citing

time. The censor

the the
of any place in connection
with shell manufacturing,
but it is safe to say that

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known to all residents of
Prince Rupert where shells

 

could be turned out in

larger quantities and in

‘ol better time than in the

etn a he: qrowd to. Selfe above mentioned stove
tere is a reason., Next

factory.
Majestic Theatre, ,

on the part of Greece is expected.

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erea

president
Was

A, I PRUDHOMME BUYS
BULKLEY VALLEY FARM

from Bourgon and Hoops.
Mr. Prudhomme,
ways taken
farming

showing

list are

 

 

 

 

 

PRESIDENT WILSCN AND F'ANCE AT PHILADELPHIA

Photo taken during the baseball season just closed, shows the

and Mrs. Norman Galt, widow of a prominent jeweller of

hingten, D. C., and formerly Miss Bolling, of Virginia, whose

engagement to marry was oflicially announced at the White House
recently, examining a baseball just before the president started the
game by hossing. out the wall..

 

| BULKLEY VALLEY
FEEDING STOCK

 

Citizens will be interested to} As a result of the splendid
know that A, J. Prudhomme, the! grass crop in the Bulkley valley
popular president of the Northern | this year, rachers have brought
B. C. Agricultural Association,/in a lot of Alberta stock which
has purehased the Driver ranch i will be fed during the winter, and
in the Bulkley Valley. The farm,turned out to the grass in the
is one of the best in the valley and | spring.
was bought by Mr. Prudhomme One cattle special has already

Telkwa 180 head of
Barrett, of the
ranch, J. J.

brought to
stock,

famous

who has al- Charles

a live interest in local Diamond D

and farmers, is thus|MeNeil, FE. G. Aycliffe, A. Morin
his confidence in the}and E. Morin have all brought in
t possibilities of this district.j;stock, and the Bulkley bids fair

It is his intention to devote his|to take its place amongst the best
personal attention to the farm,|stock raising countries in the Do-
which comprises 300 acres. minion.

MUNICIPAL VOTERS’ List | 5 |HALIBUT FETCHED

1916. SEVEN CENTS YESTERDAY

Rough we nfviae outside
a big factor in bringing a

is prov-

ysuseholders (this means per-

i ing

sons who have paid Road Tax, :
larger proportion of the halibut
been residents here since Janu- trade to Prince Rupert. Owing to
ary ist, 1915, and are Brilish|)jaq weather, the boats are not
Subjects) and licenceholders who|making such large catches and
desire their names placed on the|naturally, they make for the

nearest port, which is Prince Ru-
Yesterday, local buyers paid

hereby notified that thei:

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declarations must be in my hands - : : ;

a seven cents for halibut, which is
by 5 p. m., Oetober 31st, 19145.

a record,

Owners of property under sas ant dr ee
agreement or assignment of CARD OF THANKS
agreement, must file their decla-}| say
rations with me by 5 p, m., No- James and Daniel Jabour desire
vember 30th, 19145. to thank all who so kindly ex-

Declarations may be made at| pressed sympathy in their recent
the City Hall. jbereavement, and also those who

ERNEST A. WOODS, D.M.C. sent floral tributes.

 

 

Notice ti to W Vorking_ Men

THE GRANBY CONSOLIDATED MINING, SMELTING &
Power Co, oF ANYOX, B.C.,

Wish to notify the Working Men of Prince Rupert and

District that there are more men in Anyox looking for

work than the Company can employ and men are hereby

advised not to make the trip to Anyox with the expecta-—
tion of being employed.

 

 

 

 

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“TURKS DEFEATED

WITH VERY

HEAVY LOSSES IN GALLIPOLI

 

TURKS ATTACKED THINKikG

ALLIES WERE WEAKENED—.

DRIVEN BACK EVERYWHE!.E—GERMAN SHIPS MISS-
ING IN THE NORTH SEA — FURTHER RUS-
SIAN GAINS IN GALICIA i

 

(Speciai to The Daily News.)
Athens, Oct. 22-
hat the Allies had been weakened
the Saloniki expedition

atlack

hrough
he Turks made a terrifie
n the Allied positions in Galli-
oli. Everywhere they were de-
feated by the Allies wrth very
heavy losses.

German Ships Missing.

It is reported from Cepenhagen
hat three German ships are over-
‘ue. It is believed that they have
the British. The
iermans withdrawn their
‘ntire fishing fieet from the North
ea, owing to

been sunk by

have
many captures
having been made by the British,
rnd the
nd Sweden has gone up.
Steamers Sunk.
British steamers
and the City of Ber-

price offish in Germany

The
2,250 tons,

 

 

 

Iris, of|Sir

jlin, of 990 tons, have been sunk
—In the belief)

by the Germans.
Eastern Front.

The Russians have scored fur-
ther the region of
Czaranowitch, according to
They

more

successes in
of-
ficial

reports. have cap-

tured several German po-
one big
gun and ten machine guns. Gen-
up a

broken

sitions, 2,500 prisoners,

keeping
on the

eral Ivanoff is

steady pressure
German defensive.

SIR FRED. E. SMITH IS
NEW ATTORNEY-GENERAL

 

      

Oct. 22. *rederick
has sueceeded Sir Ed-

Lodon,
E. Smith
ward Carson as attorney-general
in the Asquith coalition cabinet.
Shortly after the outbreak of war,
Frederick volunteered for the
front.

 

EXCELLENT CONCERT
FOR RED CROSS FUND

The Westholme Theatre
crowded last night and the large
audience thoroughly enjoyed the
musical and picture program pro-
vided. The ladies of the I. O. D.
'. had the theatre suitably deco-
vated with the national flag, while

was

LOUIS BOTHA RETURNED
WITH MAJORITY OF 63

(Spe-ial to The Dally News.)
South Africa, Oct.
Louis Botha has

been returned as premier of the

Capetown,

22.—General

South African legislature with a
majority of 63 votes.

There was the greatest diver-

 

Nelson’s historic message blazed

from above the platform.
Patriotic songs were splendidly

rendered by Miss Barnsley, Mrs.
Jarvis McLeod, Mrs. Norman Mac-
and Mr. GC. A, G, Arm-
strong, while the audience at the
stood and sang ‘‘Rule Brit-
The Westholme orchestra

kintosh

lose
annia.”
rendered appropriate selections
during the evening, and the four-
“Snobs” was
appreciated. “God
concluded an excellent
entertainment, from
which, after paying the
of the theatre, the ladies of the
I. O. D. E. will be able to hand
about $30 to the Red Cross

”

aet comedy entitled
greatly Save
the King”
evening’s

for use

over

fund,

 

NOTICE

The Central Cash Grocery begs
to inform their patrons that on
Saturday, the 23rd their
place of business will be removed
to the corner of 3rd Aye. and 2nd
St., and solicit continuance of
patronage. Orders will be
as in the past and a
guaranteed.

inst.,

their
called for
first service
Call for an order, nothing too
small or too | arge. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Phones 493 and 187.

class

The American schooner Athena
brought in 15,000 pounds of hali-
but during the night. The price
remains at seven cents.

 

 

The Lillooet, of the Hydro-
graphic survey, has nearly com-
pleted its work for the season
and will leave soon for winter
quarters in the south.

 

sity of opinion as to how the
election would go, and it was
feared that the Dutch element in
the outlying districts would vote
solidly against the government.

Labor, which was expected to
play no small part in the fight,
has been signally defeated, and
the imperial position is safe.

1. O. O. F. WHIST DniVE

Oddfellows whist drive and
dance in K. of P. Hall Tuesday,
October 26, at 8:30 p. m. Tickets
50cents. In aid of Red Cross fund.

WEST HOLME

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OPERA HOUSE

RUPERT'S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW

“THE GOLD DUST
AND THE SQUAW”
Selig Drama,

“The Gold in the Crock”
Two-act Lubin Drama,
“Hickville Tragedy Troupe”
Kalem Comedy.
“Billy’s Debut”
Comedy,

“All on Account of Towser”
Vitagraph Comedy-drama,

POPULAR PRICES, 10 and 15 ots.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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