(RD KITCHENER LEAVES FOR NEAR EAST

 

 

 

BUI; GARIANS LOSE 80, 000 MEN---SOFIA WORRIED---BERLIN REPORTS FALL OF NISH

 

 

IIBERALS HAVE CROWDED
AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

10.PATTULLO DELIVERS ABLE AND STATESMANLIKE SPEECi:
OUTLINING LIBERAL PLATFORM—ROUSING SPEECHES

BY A. M. MANSON, H.

L. HARRIS, F. H. MOB-

LEY AND FEED STORK

The Liber
have every
f the succ
f their

new headquar-

ters on Set

In spite of the

re ‘st i| other gatherings at| man by exercising the best moral | The first of a series of whist}
came time, and that sleet!qualities within him could dojtournaments between the 5ons 01
cam in torrents, the hall | much towards improving not only | ngland and St. Andrew's Society |
‘ vded | moral but material conditions. | was held last night, when the
\. M. Manson, who presided, re- | There is no morality that does not|Scotch boys ran out winners by
the last Liberal meeting, | Observe the good old golden rule,|832 points to 747. Music was
ist as crowded and| lnamely, “do unto others as you | endered by Messrs. A. C. Clap-
f enthusiasm as this one | would have them do unto you.”’|perton, R. Arthur, W. Murray, R

oked for an early
on the word of the Pre-
that he had advised the

that he in-
{ ie to the people on
The
allaw of the pre-
lists, but!
passed and nothing

Lieutenant-Governor
ssues election |
ayed to
of the voters’
ths have
r has been said. The leg-
a peculiar situation,

and it is just a question whether,

islature is

iring the legislature dis-
McBride
Mr Manson

can call another

declared

f it McBride is afraid to come to
the people since the socialists, the
ministers and thinking men, such,
is Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper

C. M. Woodworth, are against

of the

is at war,

fact that
he did not

In spite

e Empire
imiss that thinking men

get together
nditions

Ved In

here was grave

and discuss

under whch they

head

 

als of Prince Rupert
reason to feel proud | responsibility
ss whieh attended the gotten.

ond Avenue last night. |
fact that there

spite of the machine, |
shaking |

 

upon the governments, individual

must not be for-

| votes for incompetence

crookedness is hardly less guilty

lthan the men he votes for.

| The power
|

idid not necessarily make
them. In

ito do them might be

lwise the doing of

| moral.
The legislature at Victoria
of $80,000 to two

favorites of the

[Passed a vote
government for
Ino adequate services rendered.
\rhe faet that the legislature pos-
sessed the Power of giving that
the validity of law, did not
give it the
or of

Prime

vote
validity either of right
morality. No doubt the
Minister of the
lwould tell us that he was strictly
Rule

Province

|
conforming to the Goldren.
in making this grant, namely that

he ‘was doing unto others as he

would have them do to him, but

the speaker had a different view-
would call it legalized
of the forty

that

‘point ; He

stealing. How many

:
jmembers supporting trans-

action stopped to
|

morai obliquity involved in 1!

Because the power of making tle

days at the corner of Me- | laws is in your own hands, does
"ide and First Avenue, and every | not make right iniquities§ tha
linking man was satisfied that}you may carry out under this
!. D. Pattullo would be the next | power.
repre tative of Prince Rupert | The government at Victoria

at Victoria, He

business

was a clean,
man, who allied
with such men.
ing to address the meet-
8, Mr. Pattullo received a tre-
8 ovation.
Mr. Pattullo in opening his
Peech referred to the paprticula:
dutic
" ! Provineial
time,

governments
at this x
also the necessity oi

‘ach and every individual doing
whatever
supreme duty
government
*“cullon of the war,
‘erewith careful
en to
order to

‘hediate

irl in
While the

Dom

capacity.
of the
non was the
coincident
thought must
economic conditions
safeguard both the
and the distant future.

regard, upon the provincial
‘iments as well as the Do

rests heavy responsi- {

placing

responsibility

 

OW the

There is a reason.. Next
eo ’stic Theatre, 102tf.

levolving upon the Domin- |

crowd to 8Self’s,

had lost semblance of a

perspective of the fitness

even a
proper
of things. So

in debanching the

long had it been

engaged elec-

through public works and

torate
promises of publi
that it had itself

just as criminals

jobs, and
works and jobs,
become callous
in long pdactice become callous
individual

critical

of every
this

Speaking

doing his part at

time, that part was valuable how-
ever humble it might be. It was
not necessary that = everyor:

should be performing some es
eet in the open of
to be do-

He had no

pecially her ote
the public aze in order
ing a worthy service.
commendation
of the spectacular of the
of the province in

sympathy for or
action

 

prime minister

buying submarines at highly fle-

titious values for the prote:'
While it was a
that the ‘'t-

of our coasts,

jot !
direct implication
tawa government was derelict 1
and a slap, too, at the
Admiralty, it was in line
of the first

whose

its duty
British
with the whole career
of~this province
was to
popularity, to

minister
chief
the limelight of
attain which end the first r inister
did not hesitate to desecrate th
(housand

concern appear i

flag that has braved a

The man who kmowingly

and |

. |
Every |

to do certain things |
right or]
fac t|

grossly im-|

think of the |

‘IT shall tell

 

 

 

 

 

Above is a picture of the Sw

upon, in Swedish waters,

by a Ge

edish submarine which was fired

rinan armed trawler.

 

 

WHIST TOURNAMENT

Silver-

Dowther, H. Atkins and A.

sides, and a most enjoyable even-

ng was spent.

The American schooner Alien

brought in 75,000 pounds of hali-

but today and the Morengen had

a few thousand.

battle and the breeze

had no

years the

The speaker respect for

a man who would wrap himself

ip in the old flag with loud ac-
clamations of patriotic sentiment
at that very moment he was

both of their

while
despoiling the people
and the

province.

money natural resources
if the
Pattullo,

time

I -believe”’, said Mr.
grafters in wal

shot, but I am not

that all

ought to be

sure that they are deserving of a

better fate in time of peace.”

government instead of

If the

buying submarines and dealing

with matters outside its jurisdic-

tion. had done well the things

within the sphere of its legitimate
would not today have

from this

activity, we

to witness the departure

provinee of thousands of good

men and their families because

of the impossibility of making a
living, nor would we have to suf-
fer the knowledge that of those

remaining in the province an all

too large percentage are just
hanging on to the ragged edge in

the earnest hope that conditions

may change and that in some
manner more affluent circumstan-

lot of all.
Pattullo said
had said

ces may be the

Proceeding, Mr.
that a number of people
that they
what he stated of the

believed

to him while
that had
provincial government was true,
they wanted to know what the
Liberals proposed to do and what
guarantee there was that the Lib-
better than
government.
“One guarantee’ said Mr. Pat-
tullo, that they will do better is
that they

Another

erals would do any

the Conservative

could not possibly be
is that the
is opportune, The public is In
the mood for it and a
free

which

worse. time

new gov-

ernment will be from en-
tangling

prevent the present government

alliances would
from making any reforms even if
it so desired.”
“However,” added Mr. Pattullo,
you a few of the
things that a new administration

(Continued on Page Two.)

 

 

| RED CROSS SALE
The sale of home cooking for
|

the Red Cross

Society yesterday

is, as usual, a decided success
charge of

/, Mil-

Che sale was under the
Peter Black and Mrs. W
Assisting these ladies were

sirnie, Mrs. Wm. Keith ans

|
es
} Mrs
lh.
E

James. The sale was held

jin the store of Miss James on 2rd

| Ateniuis. "The proceeds were $40
The amount might have been in-
‘creased to a considerable extent
had there
of cooking for the sale.
donated by Mrs. Black
Keith. It brought $7.95
in tickets. The eake offered by
Miss James brought in U8.
who did

sold 75 recipes as advertised for

greater
The cake

was

been a supply
won

by Mrs.

Birnie, splendid work

the benefit of the society.

WESTHOLME THEATRE

The Westholme has a wonder-
program tonight
‘‘Mabel at the Wheel,’

the funniest Chaplin ever screen-
jed; “A Fowl Deed”
a Night Off,”

ful eight-reel

 

including
and ‘“‘Henpeck
} Gets two screaming

comedies; “Dreamy Dud” a series
the eleventh

Strife,”

cartoons;
“The Road O'’

of comic
episode of

ithe serial which

iof the
this popular

most

house, and a great}

three-reel drama entitled

Test.”

holme.
the children at

Shoes for your

own prices, at Fogg’s.
Kk. L. Fullerton,
{ith Irish

ithe 68th,

Fusiliers, and now of
has got his commission.

The “vacant store in the Stork
Block”
a platform and plenty of seats,
and will be the scene of many a
rousing meeting in the weeks [

come,

 

MAJESTIC :: THEATRE

Tonight and Tomorrow

= *

 

——SSSS—

| Don’t Miss It—A Whale of a Show
Broadway Star Feature
THE WAY OF THE TRANSGRESSOR
_IN THREE EXC TING Acts

— Featuring Billie
clever Music Hall

“LIFE @QUARD”
Reeves, the
Comedian,

“THE GIRL AT THE THROTTLE”—
A Thrilling Railroad Drama,

“AIN'T 1T THE TRUTH’—Essanay
Extra Good Comedy.

ADMISSION 10 and 15 cents.

Coming Monday and Tuesday, 15th
Episode of “The Broken Goin.”
This Great Serial has been extend-
ed from 15 to 22 Episodes,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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is proving one} qo it all at once,
thrilling features at |

“The tas navigated the ocean, he has
This monster show is the| penetrated the mysteries of che

best value ever given at the West- | starry heavens, he has harnesseGl/ars and one

jhe can’t
formerly of the |

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is now a Liberal Hall with |

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ja button.

jcan't

 

LORD KITCHENER ENTRUSTED
WITH AN IMPORTANT MISSION

WAR SECRETARY LEAVES FGRNEAR EAST—BULGARIANS /
ROUTED—NO HELP FRG. GREECE—BERLIN REPORTS
FALL OF NISH—GE: MAN SUBMARINES IN
THE MEv: ERRANEAN

(Special to The Daily News.)
London, Nov. 6.—The Morning
states that Lord Kitchener
has been entrusted with an iin-

 

 

 

THANKS

: Post
The Red Cross Society begs to
acknowledge, with thanks, the re-

of $37.50,

portant mission in the.nerr east
eipt being the
ceeds of a bridge party held at

of’ Mr. and Mrs. L.

ITO-
’ and has already departed from

London.
Bulgarians Routed.
British Cavalry and French in-

the resjdence
W. Patmore.

MAJESTIC THEATRE have assisted the Serbians

fantry
in routing the Bulgarians at Ba-

 

The Majestic has a splendid|buna Pass. The victory assure:

star ithe safety of Monastir and Prilip,

tonight in
“The Way of we;

It is a three-reel jof Uskup.

show which the

feature is and may lead to the recapturins
‘ransgressor.”
Sofia Anxious.

Athens de-

the total Bulgarian losses

Broadway drama which powerful- |
ly depicts the fate of a political | According to an
“Life

while

grafter. Billie Reeves as a spatch,
jin Serbia are established as 890,-

: a |
is an Essa- 000.

Saver” is extremely funny,
Ain't It the Truth”
nay comedy which amuses while There is great anxiety in Sofia

it emphasizes different: views of because of: the Sebo being..ahle
married life. “The Girl at the

Throttle’ is a thrilling
The entire show is gov

: to increase their resistance on
railroad

the eastern front.
No Greek Assistance.

drama,

 

WHERE A MAN FAILS All’ hope of Greek assistance
= meteor has been dissipated by the news
Aman ‘can't’ do two things al that Premier Zaimis has con-

a time. A woman will broil a ted t ' t hi binet
‘ sentec o reconstruc 1s cabinet,
steak and see that the coffee does

and that parliament has been dis-

solved.

jnot boil over, and wate h that the

‘at does not steal the remnant of

Berlin Report.

the meat on the kitchen table,
and dress the youngest boy. and Berlin reports that Nish has
set the table, and see to the toas! |peen captured and that 3,000 Ser-

and stir the oatmeal, and give the
orders to the buteher, and she cai

and not half try.

bians have been taken prisoners.
German Submarines Busy.

: Paris, Nov. 6.—German subma-
since

1. |rines. have again passed through

Man has done wonders

jhe came before the public.
the Straits of Gibraltar and on
Thursday sank two French steam-

Italian ship. One
light

world.

the lightning, and made it

cities of the

missing.

Eastern Front.
Petrograd, Nov. 6.—An official

despatch announces that 14,0

Austrians have been killed west

ging in the closet: he df Dvinsk.

hang out the clothes and Russian Warships are assisting

line the right end|i1,. defence of Riga by shelling

can’t hold clothes-pegs iD) 11,. German land positions on the

while he is doing it Gulf of Riga.

Western Front.
Paris, Nov. 6.—Fresh
cannot do attacks upon the French base at
a hundred things that women do

crew is
the great

But he
thread in his wife's work-basket;

can’t find a reel of

discover her pocket in

a dress han

get them onthe
up. He
his mouth
either. He can’t be polite to some-
He can’t sew on

he hates. German

In short, he

Lacourtine have resulted in fail-

 

 

almost instinctively.--Tit Bits. ure and heavy losses to the
we en enemy.
2 British Steamer Afire.
WE S T H 0 L M E Halifax, Nev. 6.—The_ British
steamer Rio Lagos has arrived

(a a EN
OPERA HOUSE

here on fire by an incendiary

 

RUPERT’S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE bomb. She was loaded with sugar
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW by Austrian and German stleve-
—_—— dores at Queenstown. She took

8 REEL sHow AT POPULAR PRICES
“THE TEST”
THREE REEL FEATURE,
‘MABEL AT THE WHEEL’—Keystone

fire when four days out. The fire

has now been quelled.

 

 

 

 

Comedy, Peaturing Charles Chap-
lin and Mabel Normand—® reels.
“THE ROAD O’ STRIFE”’—Eleventh
Episode,
“DREAMY DUD"’—Screaming cartoon
Comedy and Scenes of the Colo-
rado Canyon.

| LonpoNcarE

DAINTY MEALS AT
REASONABLE PRICES
Wart Bik. Third Ave,

‘BOXES FOR LADIES

edy-——Henpeck gets a night off”,
Comedy, «

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SHOW STARTS AT SEVEN SHARP

 

 

 

 

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