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ANS ENTER BULGARIAN TERRITORY

meeting of J. H. Cun-
ghani and D.
esentatives of the

interests

Prince
fishing in
| last

um On

seats were
the motion of
W. Nickerson

called upon to preside.

night

joe Scott, Sr.,° G.

Was

Mi Nickerson, in introducing
the list of demands to be brought
board at Ot-

re the advisory

va January, remarked
men not
ns but their
backed
list was
Ahat
News of Wednesday.
ngham explained that

M MelIntyre

were

the lishel

ild be by sound
y t The
nt upon

rhe Daily

an

published

and himself con-

 

committee of
that

Pacifie

stituted the
fisheries advisory board:

the representatives of the
s brought their reports be-

that

simply

the board, and

id's decjsions were
iendations to the minister
and fisheries, who has

lle

Inarine
lf word
board

t could in the

the

ie last

the

pointed
to do all

interests of those

sought

engaged in fishing industry,

wi

as

the fish

He then invited a
on the various points
{ 1 ! si

lig dealt with the ques-

herring licenses being

restricted to small areas, neces-
he taking out of a license
of the district. He
that it was impossible
to. get fresh

t going to Alaska,
ealt with the
t of herring,
; to hold

interfering

i part
men bait
He also
impounding or
such a
bait
the

it
for
with

them

Mr. Sorenson spoke along sim-
Ha nes,

tant

ha

iin Carroll pointed out that

t fishermen did not need any

 

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for|

N. MeIntyre with |

the |
at}

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asking |

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rights |

en-

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; seine
lother,
fsuch

eance

that conditions here

jsame
Nova
Mr.

shoul

Vancouver

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LVELY DISCUSSION BEFORE
MEMBERS OF FISHERY BOARD

e and he th
He
in Manitoba
should
license, to s
Mr.

i Case

the
Mr. C
as in New
Scotia.

Cunninghan

1 come under

ought !
the
or a ta
be gra

ublet it

Cunningham said

ense

arroll th

should

Foundland

1 said the

REPRESENTATIVES WILLING TO ASK IMMEDIATE ACTION IN
REGARD TO HERRING RESTRICTIONS—SALMON
FISHING RAISES SEVERAL VERY

KNOTTY PROBLEMS

erring

same rul-

did not see why a black-

ilor in

nted a

to an-|!

in

would be

ught
be the

and

de-

partment for many years had been

trying

fishing.

were
for

ring

north

various j¢

the jor

Pitt Island,

and V
fTect
ised f

of Di

department
courage
out ‘particular ly in the Scotch fashion.

i With

the
|

S75 te

as for the preservation of |
free |

|
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BOXES FOR LADIES

 

as the
ed to

licenses

to foster
Mr. Mel

willing to w

an extension of
to cover
Dundas

end of

Vright
immediately.

a recommend that

strict.No. 2.

was ¢&

regard to th
ense
» $10,
revenue fron
whil

as $300,000.

$40,000,

Sound,

ntyre
ire to (¢
fro
Isli

taking in Squally
this to

He also

la

He sa

tWXIOUS

e reduct

for a purse seine

this was a sore

nas

e the ex

and

existing

Canadian haljbut

he
Jttawa
her-

the
ind to
Bay
take

prom-

mM

ter on

1e¢ license should cover the whole

the

en-

id
to

the packing of herring,

on of
from

point,

amount-

pendi-

The impounding of herring was

an ab
wo

he
the

Ww.

pring

solutely
uld take
He

new
the
vard, bel
S.

restrictions

questio

ieved it

here

with

n, but

matter up with

would

ibe a big help to the halibut men,
Fisher compared the her-

the

freedom given to fishermen in the

Continued on Page

 

Tw

 

LIBEL CASE HEARD
THIS AFT ERNOON

Att
grand
an ine

famat

Campbell
Hannah

letter

on Ju

L. W.

he
jury
lictment
libel
Lambie
Matt Dons
to Mrs. Jan
ly 30th,

ory

Patmore

brought

by
against
ild,

et Fitz]

1912.

asked

made

for

0.)

assizes this morning the
were presented with

in a charge of de-

Sarak
Mrs,
in a

vatrick

the

ladjournment of the sedition case

|

jon account of the non-arrivak of

witnesses from Porcher Island.

had t

case

Cards

 

The judge

For
December
Barometer
Max temperature ..++ees

he job for Ji

will come

morning,
The libel case will be heard this

afternoon,

remarked tl

fe, but

expense against the country.

up ton

THE WEATHER

By F. W. !
24 hours
3rd.

Min. temperature
Rainfall ...+-+ee:
5 cents to 35

Wallace's.

Yowling.

ending 5 a.

cents

iat he

he di

not want to run up a big bill of

LOrrOWw

m,
28,908

i9.

38,

Xmas

 

 

 

WONDERFUL CANADIAN ENGINEERING FEAT.—The two \
Flesherton, Ont., before and after the Beaver river was “squeezed”
electric engineers for developing power. The pipe delivers the ac

power house, a drop of 520 feet, the second largest in Can ada,

hibit

at the

PROHIBITIONISTS SIT

Vance

o'clock this morning

 

HAMBURG-AMERICAN DIRECTORS ARE GUILTY--PLOT TO DISABLE S.S. MINNESOTA

 

 

DEBATING ALL NIGHT 7 GE

(Special to The Dally News.)
Dec. 3.—The
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in debate
McBride |

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uver, pro-|

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ion convention sat one}

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ERMAN PLOT

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iews show Tugenia Falls, near
into a single pipe by the hydro
‘umulated flow from 2,500 acres

 

 

 

LIBERAL MEETING

A Liberal meeting willbe held in the commodious rooms
of the Association, Stork itor k, 2nd Avenue, on > Friday
evening December 3rd, ¢ mmeneing at 8:45 o'clock,

4 8) oh SPEAKERS:
ae MR. G. R. NADEN

Who will particularly deal with Prince Rupert in its re

lation to the Provincial

MR.

Who will handle the subject
lation to the Di

Both of these speakers are th
iver

minor

their subject, having in the
poration and their addresses
interest t) many who an
Inay of

with which the spealers will deal.

be unaware many matter

EVERYBODY WELCOME

ERED STORK
Prince

should

since C

Government and

Rupert in its re

1 Government,

yroughly conversant with
: . ‘ .
city since before inccr-

be of very especial

ome to the city and whe

s of deep public concern

that of Niagara.

exceeding

DAILY NEWS” E EAGERLY
_ LOOKED FOR OR IN TRENCHES

An erannitiae’ alk and newsy letter
to

Godenrath,

s just hand from Percy F.

in which he expresses
| the great pleasure with which the

BULGARIA IS
INVADED BY A
RUSSIAN ARMY

Germans Sent to Meet Them—
Huns Occupy Monastir—The
French Find Many
Bulgar Rifles.

(Special to The Dally News.)

London, Dec.3.—News has been
received here that the Russians
have entered Bulgaria, and that
the Austro-German army has
beeri deflected towards the Bul-*
garian-Roumanian frontier to
meet the new enemy in that re-
gion.

Germans in Monastir.

The occupation of Monastir by
the
afternoon is reported from Salon-
iki. \

French Drive.

Austro-Germans yesterday

-The French troops in. their
drive against the Bulgarians,
found two thousand Bulgarian
rifles in one trench,

Montenegrins Pressed.

The Montenegrins are evacuat-
ng Pleveje under pressure by the
Austrian forces.

Austrian M. P.’s Arrested.

Thirty-three of the members of
the Austrian Reichstag have beer

 

the action of. Premier
oe fchidnd eat 45 tlitude Vessel Putting “Back to Frisco—' Prince Rupert boys receive The
was CORI lat ne atti Nae! Had Been Thies Weeks cut | Daily News. Perey is still with
of the premier is entirely unsat- | re ; : 4
From Seattle—Steamship the medical section of the Cana-
lefactory, | Directors Guilty. {dian Scottish, and right proud to
The prohibitionists will insist Peeves gy tea aia
Sere be attached to a ‘“‘kiltie” regiment.
on a referendum being taken on | ' *rancise ee The | : es
‘ bf leat ; | San Francisco, Dec. 3.—The | At the time of writing, he had
a day apart from election day. or i ssots . if 5 ; te
\ : ly a] 2 fs : Hill Liner Minnesota, which left alk welitenced dni i dined teased
t as decided to open negotia- jsp; ’ ree ks ago for Eng- 7 . :
wa : 7 7 jSeattle thre week igo for Eng to Mrs. ~Godenrath, .whoe is in
Oo nswit othe political partles “jan, s re . e to Ss 7ran- | ;
tio nsw a ! a l ae | and, is returning to San Fran Rneland taaneanne thoi a: Raps
and 0 “g another CONnVENDLIOL fajcen s expecte . ) ar
aa to ¢ * | : i | - i . It is expected that, on Bet Oa breakdown, coupled with a
ater o o decide whé uture jap; sevars arraata e 4
ves : nt ; bs arrival, veral arrest will b jfractured arm. Mrs .Godenrath
actio ye taken. made | i
eee oe ade. is steadily improving, but it is
--—-——— ————_-—_—— -——-- | . pag ‘ ‘ oO
It is rumoree that a plot has | doubtful whether she will ever re-
VERY MUCH WANTED been discovered to disable her eae the full use of her right
CONFIDENCE MAN TAKEN machimery, The crew was closely | ..m, and there is a likelihood of
scrutinized for German agents be- [he r being invalided from the ser-
ee lfore leaving Seattle. The liner$ I vice.
Special to The Daily News.) ‘
SERRE Fee ee had passed Mexico before it¢was | M Camonvathin: ta : best
Bait ‘. 1c. 3. obert : Mr. Godenra 8 oO assisté Ss
Redding, Gal,, Deo. Ros ’ |decided to return in distress. ; :
D. Jones, alias Joseph Smith, a ; lin caring for the wounded, Jack
; ’ Shipping Directors Guilty. fa 5 eb A
bh ani al confidence mi has iFrost, of Hazelton, and “Bunty
professional confiden man, ha : =
New York, Dec. 3.—After seven | s : e
been arrested He is wanted in | Sutherland, also from the interior,
; ree hours’ deliberation, the first ballot} vs
New York, San Francisco, Port : |have both been wounded. Jack
: of the jury found three directors ae donald: and seek: Temiite as
‘ ‘ aa ‘e Ruper He posed | j 1wedona and Jack 0 Ing are
land and Prince Rupert. | ind one officer of the Hamburg-|) tl th beet Lala aa i
as ¢ agi ’ iter for the 3 oth in e quartermasters de-
as a magazine writer for the (| American line of steamers guilty | ORR ES
Yublis ig Compal of | : ve ie le Jack & ams 18 a
lis Publishing Compan) nD of conspiracy to defraud the |! vs
adelphia ’ \*mule skinner’ in the transport
ai hihi United States government, by} ;
iil ae so es : service. F. Batchelor is a lance-
Fr ld | { m sending supply vessels to Germ | ral in tl renad ection
“For auld lang syne—-get some as corpora le grenade sectio
: eruisers during the wat hey | : : ae
of those nifty Xmas Cards shown i” _jalong with Corporal Tommy
o lie » to a ter if two years ,
be. Monae wena. 9g2-4,) liable to a te - ‘ V ’ { | | Brewer, Jack Allan, J. E. Bennett,
" mprist ’ al a fine of S410. | ‘ 7
~ et pany |imprisonment and's | Billy Buchan, A. J. Collison, H. H.
Tovl > par ‘ Tallace’s 10 ? :
Toyland now ready at Walla 000, : _|Pindlay, ‘Dodds’ Green, W. Greg-
a im noes o eessory, J. F. Hutehinson, A, 8. Hor-
jsuridl, W. H. Kirk, ‘Jock’ Tait, and
| the Wearmouth boys. They are

|
la goodly

ithe north,

bunch of ‘bombers’ from
commonly known as the
j ‘suicide gang.’ ”’

Mr.
ithat
ithe

>
left most of them being in Eng-

to
a handful of

Godenrath goes on say

there is hardly
Rupert boys

original Prince

‘land recovering from wounds,
jwhile some have crossed the great
divide, He says that the Canadian
Scottish
jreputation

front.

an enviable

the

has earned
along western

Cards—dainty and
Wallace's,
all

you be there
The Liberal

Christmas

‘medium in price

Will Friday?

Where?

meeting of

taking part in the
in Vienna the

imprisoned for
peace movement

other day.

GERMANY PURCHASES
SWEDISH COPPER COINS

Swedish papers just to hand
throw an interesting light on
German methods of obtaining
copper. Recently the Swedish
government minted 60,000,000
kroner jin copper, about sixteen
million dollars. Today small

change can hardly be procured in
Sweden, as German agents bought
up this huge quantity of copper,
so that the today

bombarding the

Germans are
Allies with Swe-
dish “pennies,”

SAFETY FIRST—USE NEW
WELLINGTON COAL. PHONE
116 ni2.

 

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= ————s nnn
Extra Special Program — Essanay
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In three reels. Powerful Modern
Drama, featuring Francis Bush-
man, @ Rialto Star.
“THE SALE OF THE RANCH”
A Corking Burlesque.

“THE ESCAPE ON THE LIMITED”
A thrilling Railroad Drama.
Ham Camedy—“MELODIOUS MIX-

uP”—A Riot of Lan ghter.

 

 

 

Coming Monday “and Tuesday, 20th
_ Episode of “THE BROKEN COIN”.

Coming Soon, A Kalem Top-Notch
Broadway masterpiece, “Midnight
At Maxim's’; Also Charies Chaplin
in 2-reel comedy, “THE BANK.”

 

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