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AUGE RUSSIAN ARMY GATHERING AT ODESSA

 

 

 

 

 

JAPAN IS READY TO ASSIST oT IN BALKANS -- AS SQUITH REASSURES THE SERBIANS

 

JAPAN READY
TO ASSIST IN
THE BALKANS:

Baron Ishito pai ate ao
Could be Sent—Japan Arm-
ing Russia — Italians
Are Advancing.

(Special to The Dally News.)
Nov.

‘

i.—Baron Ishito,

Paris

minister in

the Japane
that

to
Allies
if

ready
an army to
the Balkans.

Hed

Japan is
send
in

it

assist thre

is e

sary,

send a very strong
Arming Russia.
Ishito

Japanese

also
the

? «
Russian

are at

e arming the
Italian Success.
the N iV

9

ad-
ances have the
Italian forces in their attack on
Gor
It
now caplured Catavio Height.
Western Front.
Noy

artillery

i.—Further

been made by

21a,

suneced that they have

Ss ann

24.—Fog is retard-

Paris
in
The

‘

to destroy

action on this front.

enemy's artillery attempted

our trenches at Colin-
t, and our

Aisne

positions between
but
ies quickly silenced them.

the
balte

and Argonne, our

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GERMANY GETS.
ANXIOUS OVER
RUSSIAN MOVE:

Berlin sles atin die aes Enormous Russian |
Army at Odessa—Asquith
Says Surprises are

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In Store. |

(Special to The Delly News.)
London, Novy. 24.—Berlin an-|

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nounces that Russia is assemb-

ling an enormous army at Odessa
the

fear

for campaign in the Balkans. |}
The is expressed that Rou-|
mania the
troops to cross her territory into

will allow Russian
Bulgaria.

Asquith’s Message.
Nov. Paris journals

speculating as to the mean-

Paris, 24,
are
ing of Premier
to Serbia, It reads,
England are preparing surprises
in the Balkans.”

It that
Britain sending
600,000 men to the Balkans,

Asquith’s message
“France and

and
of

is stated France

are an army

“CHINESE” PORK AT
THE CITY MARKET

City Market, Nov. 24, 1915.
Editor, Daily News,
Dear Sir:—Knowing how busy‘

the members of the Trades and

Labor Council are, I may save
their time by stating that the
Chinaman (?) who sent the pork

to the city market was T. H. Tom-
linson, of Meanskinisht. In order
fo peassure the public, I may say
that Mr. Tomlinson’s letter is at
the market
application to me,
Yours truly,
HOLLAND, Market

and may be seen on

Fr, B, uk,

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‘TRADES AND LABOR
COUNCIL MEETING

fo the Trades
last night, it
was reported that pork, raised by
had offered for
city In the
the mat-

the
e Labor

meeting
Council

been
the market

of verification,

at
jabsence
was left to a committee to be

sale

ter
investigated.

The
Labor

Trades
and the
council was discussed and it was

relationship of the
Council and city
decided to give the representatives

municipal council

fan opportunity of addressing the

the work,

question of the empleyment

men on year’s

rhe

of married men instead of single
iby the

city was also freely dis-

but
reached as to making representa-

cussed, no decision was

tions on the subject.
On a request being made to the

it decided to assist

obtain

council was
Smith to

he having met with an

“Curley” com-
pensation,
engaged on con-
T.P

accident while
struction work on the G,

INDIAN AGENT FROM
BELLA COOLA HERE

I. Fougner, Indian agent at
Bella Coola,
les Todd last night after a three

in which

arrived on the Char-
weeks’ trip up the coast,
he experienced exceedingly rough
weather. Mr, Fougner is on busi-
ness for the Indian
and has instructions to proceed
direct to Victoria with his report
immediately he has completed his

commission

round, He came in here for a
supply of fuel.
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starting Monday, November 22nd.

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NEW HALIBUT GROUNDS

An interesting article, describ-
ing the efforts of the United States
government to discover new hali-
but banks in the appears
News-Advertiser of
The
account was the bank off the Co-
lumbia The
Daily News last May, and which
was only of service to the fisher-

south,

in the Satur-

only discovery of anv

day.

river mentioned in

men for a few weeks. As warmer

weather along, the fish at

came
this part of the coast became
“mushy” and the fishermen aga‘a

moved into northern waters. From
the fact that the
of steamer
which
last
sioned to continue the work next
it is evident that the United

American Bureau
Albatross,
investigations

Fisheries’
carried out

summer, has been commis-
year,

government is. satisfied
that the halibut fishing
depends chiefly on the location of
the fish, and artificial

means of fostering the traffic.

states

industry
not on

Phe closing part of the articl:
interest to
people, as it is probably entirely
fresh news to them:
Prince Rupert Suffers.

“The discovery of this new bank
injury to
Rupert halibut receiving
station, but helped Vancouver and
Seattle greatly because last spring

is of Prince Rupert

worked some Prince

as a

the Vancouver and Seattle boats
were getting ready to start da
long trips to Behring Sea, when

suddenly the tables were turned,
and the Prince Rupert boats had
to make an equally long trip down
the coast to get the. best fishing.
So to some degree the future of
Vancouver as the headquarters of
a fishing de-
pends on the efforts of the Al-

”

lucrative industry

batross,

Bee the Xmas gift ad. on Page

four—Bulger & Denike.

 

(GERMAN NAVAL
ATTACHE BUSY
IN THE STATES

Hamburg-American Manager Sent
Out Coaling Fleet—Huge
Tidal Wave Sweeps
Coast Town.

 

(Special to The Dally News.)

York, Nov.
witnesses prove
the
Hamburg-Amerjcan

New
ment

24.—Govern-
that Karl
of

Steam-

Buenz, director
the
ship line,
out
York
supply coal to German warships,
at the It is
stated of
spent
direction of
Naval

managing
and three associates
fleet of

and San

sent a ships from

New Francisco to
outbreak of the war.
that

$40,000,000,

$750,000, out a

of was
the

Boyed,

fund
under personal

Captain a German
attache.
Huge Tidal Wave.

Portland, Nov.
huge tidal swept
the town of Bar View,
the of the
river, this morning. It demolish-
ed several of the up-town build-
ings and away the
saving station.

4

24.—A
through
situated at

Oregon,
wave

entrance Columbia

swept life-

RED CROSS SALE

The Red Cross headquarters on
Friday’ of this week will be Mrs.
Demers’ Third Avenue.
Mrs. Seymour Wright and Mrs,
Kirkpatrick will be the ladies in
charge, ‘The committee wishes to
inform the public that
pastry of all kinds can be easily
disposed of, and requests that all
the welfare of
seldiers assist in this work,

store on

more

interested in our

SAFETY FIRST—USE NEW
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BULGARS ARE
_ WAITING FOR
HUN ADVANCE

Bulgars Again Defeated by the
Serbs—Fate of Monastir
In Balance—@Qreek
Assurances.

 

(Special t> The Dally News )
London, Noy. 24.—The Bulgar-
ans have again been defeated in
The advance of
Austro-German forces is not

southern Serbia.
the
so rapid as has been jndicated in
Berlin despatches.

Fate of Monastir.
The fate of Monastir
hanging in the balance.
lieved that the
for

is still
It is be-
are
the Germans to take
in order

Bulgarians
waiting
the
susceptibility.
Greek Assurances.

Athens, Novy. The Entente
ministers today peaRioad assur-
ances from the Greek cabinet that
Greece will neither intern nor dis-
arm any Allied troops which may
enter Grecian territory.

It is reported that Lord Kitch-
ener informed the Greek officials
that Britajn- would have 4,000,000
men in the field by next March,
and, in addition would be in po-
sition to provision and arm 6,-
000,000 more Russians.

city to avoid Greek

9%

FRENCH GOVERNMENT
TO FAVOR WOUNDED

23.—The chamber

Paris, Nov. 23.
of deputies today adopted a bill
giving preference in the govern-
ment service to men mutilated or
disabled in the war. This pref-
erence extends to every branch of
the civil service and not merely
to one half of the places, as had
been ordered under a ministerial
Amendments to the mea-
accepted giving the
preference among the mutilated
or disabled, to those who were
the fathers of the largest families.
Another amendment voted unani-
mously was that places should be
reserved also for disabled soldiers
in monopolies subsidized by thi

state.

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