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PRINCE RUPERT,

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30, 1915.

 

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IRUSSIANS LURE GERMANS 10 DESTRUCTION

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FRENCH HHA E CAPTURED STRUMITZA — LARGE RUSSIAN ARMY LEAVES ODESSA

 

 

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SPHCTED THUG IS

 

 

 

 
 

SHOT AT VANCOUVER

(Special to The Dally News.)

30.—W. M.
suspected thug, was |
back by Detective Im-

 

vancouver, Oct.

p ortunt a
» Lhe

Powell
Fortune

Nah during a chase along
this
ved to

of Griflith Sergeant,

morning.

have been an ac-

ymplice who

fled a murderous attack on
wo Japanese on Powell St., with |
of the

ios had $400 in his belt. |

tent to rob them, One

riune broke away after being |

mrrested

and refused to stop when

 

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EX-PREMIER DEAD *
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y Ottawa, Oct. 30.—Sir *
ca Charles Tupper has died * ARMENIAN REFUGCLS FLEEING FROM MASSACRE, RESCUED BY ALLIES
England at the age of | Allies’ warships, particularly along the Syrian coast, have been recently engaged in transporting these stricken people to places
06 %| where they could be saved from Turkish aggression. On left is a young Armenian girl who narrowly escaped death and was res-
nee Leneeeoennaes! cued by a French battleship. Onthe right is a French marine acting as a nurse to a little Armenian boy who was rescued.

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STREET CAR AND AUTO.
COLLIDE IN VANCOUVER

(Special to The Daily News.)
Vancouver, Oct. 30.—Mrs. Vic-
tor Spink, of 2302 Trinity Street,
was injured internally in a col-

lhision with a B. C. Electrie inter-

at 5:30 this
on Commercial Drive.

cai morning

The injured woman was being

l driven in an auto by her husband
to
!

treatment,

the for

the

hospital emergency

when auto was

| struck by the inter-urban car and

was knocked down an embank-
ment. Both occupants of the auto
were injured.

TAX REBATE

To obtain rebate on 1915 taxes

|payment must be made before 5
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|p.

m. on Monday, November 1st.

| From November 1st to December
jist a rebate of 10 per cent. will
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|be allowed on general taxes only.

 

 

  
  
 

mS RENCH TROOPS CAPTURE
STRUMITZA AND ADVANCE

INTO

 

ULGARIANS LOSE HEAVILY AND FRENCH PENETRATE
BULGARIA TWENTY MILES—SERBIANS IN A BAD
PLIGHT—NISH TH! EATENED—RUSSIAN
ARMY EMBARKS

 

(Special to The Dally News.) and taken

London, The French,

eral German trenches

Oct. 30, jmany prisoners,

Bfter three days fighting, have oc. | A German attack at Souchez special, which left later, was due
upied Strumitza, and have ad-jpas been repulsed, and an ad- to pass the freight at Kwinitsa,
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nto Bulgarian territory! vance along a front of 150 me_| about two and a half miles from
; ;where the accident vecurred.
{ distance of twenty miles. tres along the Champagne front : .
Ashe Bul lost t ‘l tt | Owing to something having gone
¢ Bulgarians lost heavily in the! pac peen recorde
: i j ha been recorded. 'wrong, the freight had stopped
e ( ntler -
inter, land someone sent to flag the
Nish Threatened. homens CROSS SALE 9.50) Decial. The warning, however,
The position of Serbia is be-| REALIZED $93. | was too late to save contact, al-
com more. desperate daily, and | rh Red Re ‘al a j though the special was able to
| The ed Cross Sale whieh as] _, : a 5 cs Sie PIV elas
Nisli is threatened by the Bulgar-| | es ae Frissell” and: Mes | slow down-conslag rably, The ca-
PRG DY MAES « : ‘|boose of the freight, from which
iFred Henning yesterday was a} (Tit revicriih dines hate = ii
lhe Germans are opening a} : : : | Mr. rippens was about to alight,
great success, the handsome sum)... nashed and the engine of
Way to the great Serbian arsenal So ; ., he vi pd ra B
: of $93.50 being realized. ithe special turned over on the
Nt aguyevatz. The Serbians é Pay :
are retreating in a westerly di Mrs. Frizzell and Mrs, Henning jembankment towards the river.
° beg to thank all who assisted, |), Tippens was killed instantly,
Clion along the Bulgarian front. ; boeing :
either by patronizing the sale o1 jwhile Mr, Herstig sustained such

Russians Embarking.

“Copenhagen, Oct. 30.—A large + Cb apnea tives
Russian army has embarked at The raffles were wel! patron |
Odessa for the Bulgarian ports in ized, the following being the win-
the Black Sea, It is convoyed by | @e?s:

t % naval squadron. donated by Miss Burnham, and |

Western Front. also the centre-piece, donated by

Paris, Oct. 30,—The French | Mrs. Vance.
have inade progress at Bois-en- The searf donated by Mrs
llache, They have captured sev- |Clark was won by Mrs. (Dr. Gade, |

: er The cake donated by Mrs. Fred}
G *ererevecoooosooroooooooooooe? | iiavnning was won by Mrs. Eggert.)
BREAD, PIES AND PASTRY The tatting donated by Mrs. |

 

Miss James has opened The
WOMAN’S HOME BAKERY

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‘1 Third Ave, opposite Second St.

Jobn Dean. Miss Bidding won the

picture.

FUNERAL SERVICES

 

 

 

 

 

 

Try her delicious bread
and dainty cookies, pies
: s, and

all : : gore The funeral services for W, bD.

i the delicacies mother
Tippens will be conducted — by
used to make, et fa alos
| Ganon Rix in Hayner’s Chapel a
Oro oe nd ’
: v2 4 p. m, on Sunday, the remains
2 going south on the Princess May
at 8 p. mi. Friends will kindly

accept this notice as an invitation
to be present at the services.

 

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nderson, of the W. 1
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WwW. W.A
Johnson Clothing Company, of
Mollow the crowd to Self’s|Toronto, who has been in the
Cafe. ‘There is a reason.. Next|city for a few days, left last night
Majestic Theatre 102¢f.'for Anyox.

ithe

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ger last

‘the

SAD DOUBLE ‘FATALITY
NEAR SKEENA CIiY

An extremely sad accident oc-

curred just before noon yester-
day on the G, T. P. at mile 43,
in which W. D. Tippens, train
agent, and J. Herstig, engineer,

lost their lives. Mr. Tippens was
the freight,
pulled out of Priice Rupert about

The fish

agent on way which

8:30 yesterday morning.

injuries that he died shortly after

accident.

 

General Superintendent Mehan,

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Mrs. Tobey won the pillow,|}on learning of the accident, im-}remains south on Sunday night

lmediately despatched a_ special |
with medical aid. The bodies}
were brought to town on the}

special just ahead of the passen- |

All

being thoroughly

night. the circum- |}

stances are In-

vestigated by the company.

The heartfelt sympathy of the

Jarvis MeLeod was won by Mrs. | whole community will go out to ployment of the company.
Je |
a quiet disposifion, he was very

He

and

WD

well known

wife of Tippens.

was in the

city

for interment at Vancouver.

J. Herstig had lived in Prince
Rupert for about six years and
was unmarried. Before coming
here, hea had served with the ‘,
P. R. out of Kamloops. He was
jalways regarded as one of the

j most careful engineerain the em-

VICTORIA MAN 10
GET CARNEGIE MEDAL

 

€6pecial t> The > The Dally News.)
Washington, Oct. 30.—L. Leo,
Primeau, of Victoria, ’B. C., has
been recommended for the Carne-
gie Hero Medal for life saving. |
He rescued W. Edgar Ware from |
drowning at Lindsay, Ont.
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THE CRADLE

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Max

Heilbronner, a daughter last even-

ing.

 

all. He only

and married less

popular with was

a4

24 years of age,
than two years ago to a daughter
Phelan, of
Tele-

he

of Superintendent J. T.
the

graphs.

Government
the

son

Dominion
widow,
of

Besides

leaves a little three
months.
His

Tenn.,

home was in Nashville,
came west a few
the

before

whence he

years ago. He worked upon

Boundary Survey
joining the staff of the G. TY P.
three years After
in the general offices he went on
the

It has been decided to take the

\laska
serving

ago,

road as train agent.

Of

with all his associates.

POPULAR

 

LIBERAL

A Liberal meeting will be
November fifth, commencing
store formerly occupied by
Pool Avenue,

Room, Second

 

SPEAKERS:
T. D. PATTULLO es

Liberal Gandidate for Prinse Rupert Electoral District,
—_—AND———-
H. L. HARRIS
Formerly Editor of the Bella Coola Courier,

EVERYBODY WELCOME

MEETING .

held on Friday evening next,
at 8:15 o'clock,
Hoffman, adjoining Little's

in the large

 

 

 

corpses.

capture

GERMAN FORCELURED TO
DESTRUCTION BY RUSSIANS

SPECTACULAR FIGHT ON ISLAND IN RIVER DVINA — GERMAN
FORCE PRACTICALLY WIPED OUT—THE GERMAN

 

POSITION CRITIC:

 

L—HESPERIAN WAS

SUNK BY TORPEDO

(Special to The Dally News.)

London, Oct. 30

\

annihilated a German force in a1,

fight on the Island of}
Dvina,

spectacular

Dalen, in the River south |
of Riga.
Germans to occupying
started a bombardment

The

and then
from both sides of the river.
river was choked with
The German force was}
practically
German Failure.

The failure of the Germans to}

attributed to!

which |

wiped out. |
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Dvinsk is
the nature of the morass
lies before them and to a short-|
age of munitions.
if the German forces in this re-|
critical.

Hesperian Investigation.

gion is now

Washington, Oct. 30.—Secre-
ANOTHER ‘LETTER

FROM BILLY KIRKE

Billy Kirke, who is one of the

most regular correspondents

says he is so
bombs that
to bother
but has managed

from the trenches,

throwing he

had

busy

hasn't time much
about souvenirs,

to procure a German water bottle

which he is sending along to Con-
stable Adams. In his last letter,

enclosed some views of the
Petticoat
which he had picked up

Billy

oe Lane, London,

“ngland,
in the trenches, He reports that
everything is going along nicely
and that Mr. German is having a
particularly warm time just at
present,

1916 VOTERS’ LIST

The City Hall will be open from
7 to 9 each evening this week to
of Li-
eence Holders to register, House-
holders must bring their road tax
receipt.

allow Householders and

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The Russians lured the}
the islang/ Hesperian is a portion of a tor-

| pedo,

‘with him right in this city.

|
fever,

tary of State Lansing has an-

The Russians}jounced that United States navy

licials have established the fact

that a fragment of the engine of
which sank the

war Allan Liner

The fact will be communi-

cated to the German embassy at

, © | , .
German | Washington.

BOSS BOOSTER
Mr. Bert Cole, known in the
jnorth as the boss booster of
|/Prinee Rupert, is in Vancouver

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The position; "enewing acquaintances with the
ichums who used to go to school

How-

there is only one town on
the coast now, according to Bert,
and it is Vic-
toria. To hear Cole and Mr. A. L.
talk about the fishing in-
dustry is as good’as making a
trip to the banks. Cole is full of
fish talk and also has some pretty
about “Our dry-

Vancouver Province.

not Vancouver or

Hager

speeches new

dock,”

ed
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

 

Funeral of John Herstiek

will be held on Sunday after-
Oct.
Hayner’s

31. Services at
Chapel at
All members
brothers will
at Lodge room at 2:45.
W. H. MELLIAR, K, of R. & 5S

noon,
2:45

and
meet

o'clock.
visiting

 

 

 

LONDON CAFE
And Grill

DAINTY MEALS AT
REASONABLE PRICES
Mert Bik. Third Ave.

BOXES FOR LADIES

 

 

ERNEST A, WOODS, City Clerk.

 

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