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RBIANS HAVE NOW ASSUMED OFF

 

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TEUTONS AND BULGARIANS 1 DRIVEN BACK ‘IN SERBIA — _ RUSSIANS ADVANCING

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A GERMAN ARMED TRAWLER
ATTACKS SWEDISH SUBMARINE:

SUBMARINE HVALEN, FLYING SWEDISH FLAG IN SWEDISH
WATERS FIRED ON BY GERMANS — THE HELMSMAN
WOUNDED—SWEDEN WILL DEMAND EN-
QUIRY—RUSSIANS STILL ADVANCING

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(Special to The Dally News.) sians have advanced to the west

stockholm, Oct, 23.—The|/bank of the upper Sara and have

Swedish submarine Hvalen, which |occupied the heights of Masourki, |
2,025 men

has returned here at full speed, |taking 67 officers and

repor that, while in Swedish |and three machine guns.
waters, and flying the Swedish On the front south of Lake |
flag. she was attacked by a Ger-|Boginskol the Russians also nae
nan armed trawler, which fired|progress. German counter at-|
nine shots, wounding the helms-j|tacks were launched several times |
man but were repulsed with heavy
[he Swedish government has | losses, &
demanded that a searching en- A violent encounter near the |}

quiry be made into the matter. village of Douki resulted in the

Russian Advance. taking of the village by our

23,—The Rus-|troops.

ANNUAL MEETING OF

Petrograd, Oct.

FURTHER EVIDENCE OF
ARBUTHNOT’S FRIENDSHIP

(Special to The Dally Newe.)
Victoria, Oct. 23.—Mr. Arbuth-
not, one of the directors of the

Pacific Coal

 

The annual meeting of the local

branch of the Red Cross Society

was held last evefiing in the

Mines Company, in
stated that |Court
$105,000 in|Judge Young, occupied the chair.

House. The president,

today,
the giving of the
shares to Dr. H. E, Young was | The

fulfillment of a promise made lyear

giving evidence

 

election of officers for this

resulted in the selectfon of

in 1906, before Dr. Young became |

ithe offieers of last year, with a
a cabinet minister. |
Mr. Arbuthnot said that the

minister was an old friend whom

'few names added to the general

 

committee. The oflicers and ex-

he had promised to remember, if|ecutive elected were as follows:
Young; vice-| !

MeIntosh; |
Woodland; |‘

Inpany eyer reached a stage President, Judge
and so fulfilled his|president, Mrs. R. L.

promise in 1909, when his chance Mie GA

f prosperity,
treasurer,
came, °
secretary, J. B. Roerig;
Mesdames Wright,
Kergin, Rix,
Tremayne, Cambie, Mos |

WEDDING BELLS tee,
a Dawson,

There was a jolly little wedding | snHockley,
party at the home of Mrs. Hal Peck, K.

commit-|
Pattullo, |

Besner,

 

Henning, Wim.|

Sea-j| Coll,

hee of a gathering of The financial report for the

year was presented by Mrs. Wood-

large
lends of the happy couple.
Mr. and Mrs, Wicks left this
Morning for North Pacific,
Mr. Wicks is a lineman in~ the ceipts:

land and was adopted.

where it showed the following re-

Nish. The enemy paid heavily for
bridges along the river.

RED CROSS SOCIETY | —
MONTHLY MEETING

Board yesterday it was decided to
increase
michael to $75 a month. The
board, in view of the
number in the

urgent need of economy,

‘xtra work and the
manner im
done, an increase was
$75, which is still less than the]t{ime he

fold salary by $10 a month.

G.} supply.
accepted, that of McCaffery & Al-]still capable of taking a place on
Jarvis Mc-|bert, at $8.35 a ton,
one cent lower than the next low-|0!

ma im Seventh Ave, last night,|/Manson, Bazett-Jones, Munn,

When Miss Freda Anderson was]. Arnold, Sinclair, Humble, Jen-
rie t to Mr, Paul Wieks. The]nings, Galland and

eremony was performed by tke] Leod.

Rey, W. W. Wright, in the pres- Financial Report. e

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THE BULGARIAN IkVASION OF SERBIA
Map shows battle lines in the new war area north and east of
Semendra and

taking some

South of Ram the enemy was repulsed.

WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS
CRICKETER PASSED AWAY

(Special to The Daily News.)
London, Oct. 23.—Dr. W. G.
Grace, the world’s most famous

 

OF HOSPITAL BOARD

At a meeting of the Hospital

the salary of Miss Car-

cricketer, is dead at the age of

67.

reduced -
Famous the world over as ““W.

ts es

decided the

hospital and the ' :
Grace earned a place in

» annals of the great English

jto reduce the salary attaching to]game peculiarly his own. In the
he position of matron. earlier days of the game, when

grounds were rough and running

Yesterday after considering the

up ze scores was £ ; aaa
acceptable |"! huge s¢ ores wee 8 much hard
er task than it is today, Dr. Grace

which it was being

stood head and shoulders above

made to

any batsman, while at the same

generally managed to
come out near the top of the
Tenders were opened for coal bowling averages. He played for

The lowest tender was|England at the age of 17 and was

which was|an international team at the age
meas

Korn near Bristol, in Glouces-

st tender,
tershire, he was one of three fa-
the others being
also stalwarts in the national

program is|game. His elder brother, “E.M.”,
from that ad-jat well over seventy years of age,

WESTHOLME THEATRE

mous brothers,

 

The Westholme

service of the Government Tele-|Ordinary members 88, at vertised yesterday. The leading |still plays a prominent part in
graphs, . $2.00 Ra $176.00}feature is a two-act drama en-|local matches, “G, F.”, the young-
neem Membership paid in advance 2,00|tilled “The Mystery of Henri Vil- jer brother, was cut off in his

The following were amongst/Life membership, R. L. lard.” It is a story of the south,|prime, when he showed signs of
‘he lirst-elass passengers on the Bee eg 25,00]''The Iron Hand of Law,” another|rivalling the great “W. G,.” in

Prince Rupert this morning: Mrs.}Honorary Life membership
Wilson, Miss Mulburn, Mr. and S. ¥;
Mrs. A. Montador and child, F.

Frizzell .....,

 

 

installment of “The
203,00] Strife,”
G.]}Tag Day collections .... 602,45/the prison bars on a charge
296,46 | murder.

Road O'}skill.

Alene behind Dr, Grace wrote several books

finds little
ofjon the game, anu in his later

“All on Account of Tow-|years published a book of anec-

 

 

“arrett, G,W, Dean, Mr. and Mrs.]Chain of Teas ......+++
. P. Wilson, Mrs, J. McRae, W.[Donations ....-+++-++++ 1,544.57|ser” is a comedy which includes|dotes of his earlier experiences,
‘lamilton and W. GC. Treadwell. Home Cooking Ex. ..... 833.57/an unique double elopement.|which were as interesting as they
: Sale of Flowerse.....-++ 114.37|°Ham, the Lineman,” finds Hamj)were amusing,
1. O. O. F. WHIST DaIVE Sin od Bold fcc OMA ote 11,95/in his element in a glorious mix- He graduated in medicine from
— up. An interesting Hearst-Selig|Mdinburgh University, in Scot-
Sddfellows whist drive and| otal ........see: $3,573.07 | Gazette concludes the program. land,
Hance in K, of P, Hall ‘Tuesday The disbursments were as fol-| — vs

 

Yetober 26, at 8:30 p.m. Tiekets

lows:

   

een In aid of Red Cross fund. Remitted to head office .. $900,00
ae Remitted to Vancouver for

B. G. Hospital .....- 602,45
Remitted to Vancouver for

prisoners of war 100,00

Wool for SOX .seeereeee 81,00

Hospital supplies «.-++> 5,25

 

Red Gross buttons sale .. 1,00

Self’s
Next

Follow the erowd to

Cafe. There is a reason.. MPGOLGL voc cccesesere $1,689.40

 

  
 

 

Majestic Theatra

Notice to Working 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. ere

 

  

 

 

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TEUTONS ARE DRIVEN BACK
SERBIANS ASSUME OFFENSIVE

BULGARIANS EXPELLED FROM VRAYNA—SERBIANS NOW EN-
TERING BULGARIAN TERRITORY —. ALLIED FLEET
BOMBARD BULGARIAN COAST—ENEMY RE-

PULSED IN GALLIPOLI

 

 

(Special to The Dally News.) Gallipoll.

Athens, Oct. 23.—The Serbians Paris, Oct. 23.—The Allied
have assumed the offensive and|troops yesterday repulsed strong
back, | Turkish attacks in the Suvla and
They have repulsed the Bulgar- Krithia regions. The Turks lost

very heavily in both engagements.
The Allied artillery action con-
expelling |tinunes, Two destroyers, which
had entered the straits, bombard-
ed Tsacatepe.
Western Front.
Paris, Oct. 23.—(Official) de-

have forced the Teutons
ans, who had entered Vrayna, and
are now engaged in
them ad are proceeding to enter
Bulgarian territory.

Naval Attack.

 

The Allied fleets yesterday
; led tt Bul ; t tachments of German troops en-
sombarde 1e arian coas
: wry ; weet ee 7 deavored yesterday to take the
from Dede Agateh, thirty-eight/ ,)\jes’ advance trenches at Bois-

miles west to Porto Lagos. It is}ux-en Hache and Givenchy. They
reported that the Italians took} were quickly dispersed by artil-

lery fire.

G. T. P. WILL CONTINUE
SUMMER BOAT SCHEDULE

Albert Davidson, general agent
for the Grand Trunk Pacific at
Prince Rupert, reports that the
company has decided to continue
their summer schedule of three
boats each way per week between
Prince Rupert and Seattle until
further notice.

The proposal to return to the
fre, bending over a large scale old schedule of two boats per

tentative, and

part in the bombardment.

 

JOFFRE 22 HOURS AT
HIS POST IN BATTLE

 

Paris, Oct. 24.—A Paris paper
gives an account of how
Joffre, of the
forces, directed the
during the battle in the Cham-
pagne region. Taking a_ post
close to the front, in an innkeep=-
er’s kitchen,
had been installed,

today
General French

operations

 

where a telephone
General Jof-

map, listened to officers at the}

, week was purely
telepl *s, at intervals giving his .
elephones, ‘at ls & e"’|Thas not been confirmed at head-

vrders in an absolutely calm
quarters.

voice.

 

in this position, the newspaper MUNICIPAL VOTERS’ LIST FOR
ivecount says, General Joffre re- 1916

Householders (this means per-
Road Tax,

than twenty-two

o'clock in the

mained more

hours—from 9

morning — neither eating NOP) ons who have paid

sleeping during the whole 4ime.|) oon pesidents here since Janu-
\fter marking certain places on ary ist, 1945, and are British

he put down his pencil

and said: “It is over; let

he map, Subjects) and licenceholders who
US B°ldesire their names placed on the
list are hereby notified that their
Ree ee en ee. declarations must be in my hands
MAJESTIC THEATRE by 5 p. m,, October 31st, 1945.

ses property under

ake a_ bite.”

Owners of
An Essanay three-act society
drama entitled “The Return of
Richard Neal” heads the bill at
the Majestic. It
scheme of a clever
poses as a count in order to play

agreement or assignment of
agreement, must file their decla-
F rations with me by 5 p. m., No-
depicts the vember 30th, 1915,

orogk, who Declarations may be made at
the City Hall,

his thieving more easily. ERNEST A. WOODS.
The story is full of thrilling

staged and

game D.M.C.

 

THE WEATHER

scenes and is well

splendidly acted. “His Fairy ae
Godmother” and “Sophie's Home- By F. W. Dowling.
coming” are both good comedies, For 24 hours ending 5 a. m.

“Helen's” sacrifice,” a pleasing |Qcetober 23rd.

little drama completes an enter-|Rarometer ..........6+ 29.622

taining program. Monday night) Max, temperature ....... 48

sees the staging of the 13th epi-|] Min. temperature ....... 40

sode of “The Broken Coin.” RainPal: occas Gebis 22
NOTICE Halloween supper in Baptist

enn Church Thursday, October 28th,
The Central Gash Grocery begs!g to 8 p. m. Social following.
to inform their patrons that on] aqmission 50e.
Saturday, the 23rd inst., their

 

 

 

 

place of business will be removed
to the corner of 3rd Ave, and 2nd
St., and solicit continuance of
their patronage. Orders will be
called for as in the past and a
first class service guaranteed,
Galk for_ane order, nothing too}s |
small or too | arge. Satisfaction
guaranteed, Phones 493 and 187. |

LONDON CAFE

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