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hibit 7 GRADISCA — = t HAS SUFFERED FROM TORY MISGOVERNMENT—
Big Russian Gain—Two Steamers Greeks Too Slow in Complying Rec ee go WHAT RUPERT WOULD HAVE BEi:N
and German Submarine Sunk | With Allied Demands—British / off UNDER LAURIER
in Mediterranean—War « | Guns Silence Batteries WT AVS 2 io —_-—
Loan Doubled. At Strumitza. k ff { es The Liberal headquarters were |mentioned so that the government
—— meetin La ale eee ee teen! > packed to the door last night when |did not sin in ignorance, but with
(Opec eee (Special to The Dally News,) i/ yy - PLA a EA U = G. R. Naden and Fred. Stork de-|their eyes wide open.
London, Dee. 4.—The Russians Paris, Dee. 4.—Greek  foree | \¢f aaa Bradiavinn aCormen, livered interesting and illuminat-| Another point which had been
tiga front have taken 12 )h ave not been withdrawn fron mS Monfalcone SW, x eo ee ye ‘ing speeches relative to the effect |neglected was that all Prince Ru-
German on ee lSaloniki. and the Kntente powers | ' § Canciano j f X “7 +e Cc of Conservative government onj|pert streets were to be 66 feet
and quantities of food; bith bhi hens ‘tse POR ¢ vee \ en Prince Rupert. wide. They are 56 feet wide,
munition. ea cy items rence 1 es trladl ee =e T. D. Pattullo, who presided, |though a 30-foot lene is provided.
Steamers Sunk. jlong to consider their demands introduced the speakers as old-| At that time, Hon. M. A, Mac-
ritish steamers Middleton | More Pressure. THE ITALIAN CAMPAIGN AGAINST GORITZ. timers, both in Prince Rupert and|@onald moved that a committee
Macleod have been sunk} [t has been decided to agaii that the Italia have taken Podgora Heights | British Columbia. who were well|0f three Tories and two Liberals
wines in the Mediter-j|.j.6 the economic measures wh lends 1 intere to the desperate, but hitherto indecisive fight- | qualified to speak on their respec- |e appointed to investigate the
ranea | were ie iui = ‘toaintaht manip oe eee If Goritz were taken the Italians could direct |tive subjects. question involved, but the goyern-
German Submarine Sunk, Silesia aah deeueil ‘Hrobibt heir att ind campaign against Triest. Mr. Naden, in dealing with the|}ment to a man opposed it. They
Shore batteries on Europa Point)... tne departure from Britain of| | 3 oe aE aN agreement entered into between/Voted against the procuring of
the island of Gibraltar, have) 1) vessels loading ‘cargoes for GERMAN-AMERICANS FORD'S PEACE PARTY the G. 'T. P. and the McBride goy- ane The same a ap-
irge German submarine.) | oo ag Dp ‘NT T A ernment, said he was a member |Plied to the division of the water-
Canadien Se | ane opinion in Athens is ARE SENT 10 JAIL REFUSED PASSPORTS of the opposition when two such|frontage. The government used
ve Dec, 4.-The govern. veering round toward iliest (Special t wei pias News.) t (Special to wie teed News.) |agreements passed through the ng Rarena u asta, ig age
decided to retain the iceeptance of the demands of th < fic ss pos pe New York, Dec. 4-— Ford's|"ouse. He stated that in 1908 : sion, Sen ES oie rast OF prop-
- aa ia jEntente powers. B iat asi uh Kotter and J ia peace party is assembling. They a providing or the purchase of ses ss ee
ae ‘the etin an0.066 nar Balkan Movements. Poppi : dire sii thi due to leave for Europe at ee Hine ore ae mets ne (Continued .on ‘Dawe tero,)
: ets q London, Dec. 4.—British artil-| io ,.purge-American line of steam }® Clpek Uus afternoon and should |!" Mile district through the Do-
establish a war eredit for wat lery yesterday silenced the Bul-|.);)- have each been sentenced |#!tive in Christiania, Norway, on minion government was passed, <P ney ee
os |garian guns on the Strumitza|,,, gighteen months in the peni- | ?ecember 14th. jane im Mais pa he seer FISHERY CONFERENCE
: Sg eae lrront. More British troops were |, ., ‘ita he party is composed chiefly | retained one-fourth, and the G, T. CONCLUDED LAST NIGHT
NEWSPAPERS BLAMED landed at Saloniki yesterday | “4 nl Hoahmoint has been |! college students, newspaper- Pp. threesfourths. aiid
FOR MISCARRIED PLANS | There are persistent reports|.i.... iS : ros . icc meni en, and movie operators. All He drew attention to a olguse in|} phe conference between the
that Russian troops have invaded |)... joer fined one dolla Phe the state governors were invited the agreement which provided) members of the fishery advisory
London, Dec, 3—The British|Bulgaria, but all details are by ee ey , join the party but only Gover-|'!at the water ends of all streets |\joard and the local fishermen was
government has begun an inves-|ing withheld. aaah ae Naame 4. {nor Hanna, of North Dakota, ac-|!" the townsite shall be left oper |continued last night, when the
tiga lo see how far the news- New Serbian Army. Ck - oo epted the invitation. The party, |! all times, ‘to"afford :the public | question of allowing salmon trow-
pape vere responsible for the | The Serbian Minister of Wa ‘ nie whieh includes W. J. Bryan, has unimpeded ere to ae sea. The lers to use as many lines as they
British diplomacy in the }announces that a new Serbia ; . ind been refused passports. opposition laid great weight UPOl cared received favorable con-
Ral larmy, 200,000 strong, is in course | i )4. A ae oes 2 Seat eae eee the ROORERITE of making ‘tits Pro- | sideration.
ment to this effect}of preparation Em SEVEN SPLENDID REELS vision for the future citizens of/ phe granting of additional ean-
le today by Sir John Si —— - 4 tt AT WESTHOLME THEATRE /'ince Kupert, and the govern-/nery licenses; the placing of a
the Home Secretary. Sir|“THE GREAT SILENCE” AT eee iment proudly pointed to this |»asident inspector here; the seek-
id anmcewteact trom ‘thi THE MAJESTIC THEATA! RED OROSS SALE Phere is a great seven-reel clause as being a ediaguant, when ing for halibut grounds; the ex-
ul newspaper Ruskoe Slovo ——. was HUGE success (°8""" at the Westholme to- the bill came up for retifostion port ef shell fish; preservation of
that responsibility for “The Great Silence,” the thre night, the chief item of which is In surveying the townsite, the}caimon, and trout destruction
u ire of Anglo-French and ree! Alaskan drama at the Majes three-act drama entitled “The | government surveyors permitted) wepe al) fully debated.
diplomacy in the Balkans|tic is of the best. There ts quite }taken in i the Red ¢ Senator's Brother,” It is the story |the company to place son at the} At the close George Morrow de-
with The London Paily{a spice of humor introduced when | ¢, \ wuerhy Hank the secret marriage of a man | street one on the eee oross |livered an able speech in whieh
Ma id The Times, Articles in the rugged miner from the north terday under the direc 10 ‘has ibecome.a ‘leader. Mh in| Sarees =e hee to the/he pleaded for the rights of the
t} apers were republished in|arrives in the south. His experi MI iain naam oR political drama of great Leeann 6 e ls sting Gotciee of an town.) fishermen as against the monop-
( lowspapers without com-|ences of revolving doors in hotels|; Mctntost cs ie being rich in the human element. | rhe G. T. P, had given only|ojy of the cannerymen, stating
proof that the British |etc., create quite a deal of amus ate Ve ei Phe new Kelair Gazette is ajone crossing to the sea and/that the regulations introduced
ledged the shortcomings|ment. The piece is splendidly phy the citiz in the w ier, the various European war |all the 7 iigere the eC on the recommendation of Prof.
military organization, staged, while the acting Is superb. |oup boy Phe thanks of the ems being particularly good./wharf to Seal Cove there was not)ppince and Dr. Starr Jordan had
acaannceal is looking The “Ham” comedy is a corker|Gposs Society are extender \ Our Boys in Blue,” and General |@ single individual oautd g0 dOWN|prought about the monopoly. As
matter,” declared the}a@s usual, keeping the audience iN} parheau and all whi loffre inspecting troops brought |to the Pippin bts om: the COn-ja result, a cannery which cost
ra Secretary, a perpetual ripple of fun, There | (je sal longa: arent coheering tae night. |sem! ue Oo B® dieeeine $40,000 had been sold for $300,-
extracts in the Russian |is another of those thrilling rau The tea set given by J. G. 5 rhe last episode af “The Road 0'}of two miles. ~ result is that)999, Mr. Morrow, along with the
stated that The Mail and|road dramas, and one more CoM=|was won by M rj thie strife” is a great windup to a the largest =business snare mayor and. Ald, Montgomery ex-
systematically blackened |edy concludes a good show. lcamera, by Mofae 1 ent to, Pemarkable series. There are alsy | Which has fee - our city had) pressed the appreciation of the
the militenpsneahaliinmeatiounes- win NEE id. (Bo Mateebons: he bo 1am, |W. ‘eracking, good comedies. |t0 lopate a a ee | spirit in whieh Messrs. Cunning-
of the British government, |WELL KNOWN CANADIAN | erom the 8. 8. Prinee George, went| Street Fakers” is a scream; while | When Mr, Pattullo was mayor,|,am and MeIntyre had conducted
that the Germans naturally MISSIONARY |S |. Sah a eS Bran the Billy Reeves comedy is just,and he was an alderman, they/the enquiry.
\ advantage of this. - -— IMrs. Graig, by Gertrud Billy at his best, and that is al]|found that to build a road to the Mr. Cunningham in reply said
ee  E, J, MeQueen Raldwin, the welllooai given by Lindsay vee, | tat need be said jeald alorege they had to get the |it had Leen a great pleasure to
DIVORCE GRANTED known Canadian missionary, WhO} 4. won by Mrs. F. G. Dawson; FT? oe permission of the G, T. P. mu him to see the satisfactory ré-
ie has labored for 18 years in Japan bali ei a CADET ORDERS itook months to get that permis-|sijts of the halibut concessions
Ri les Wesley, a Port Simpson |. ..ived from the east last night IR. Re hee hu ma EDN E {sion, and the road had-but recent-/anq that he would place the
‘an, Was granted a decree, of after spending a furtough AD Ege Miah en Haus ~ All members of the Cadets and ily been completed. Instead of | various matters discussed before
ve by Mr, Justice Maedonald Canada. He will spend the re ie on ee Bens eo boys over Land and under 18, and|having crossings at every street | po aidvisery board very fully.
'orday, because of the miscon- mainder of the week in Prince Ru- 3 noe os 4 not upder 5 feet are requested to|}to the sea, there is but one. The Mr. Mefntyre also suitably re-
of his wife, Lucy Baxter. pert as the gucst-of Bishop Dul.aiaa to MisBwings: ham, by P ittend a meating to be held in the|government is entirely respon-|pjjedq and votes of thanks all
SAFETY FIRST _ USE. NEV’ Vernet. He will deliver an ad and & Gn Sida by R. 8S. Wrigh a ae re ht lease _ Oss) round brought the conference to
WELLINGTON ODAL, PHONE} 2°08! 08 his work in Japan.in thejang the spoons by Mrs. Potter,| oyjeot of the mooting is the Oe. eee as ea eee fe ene
116 : Anglican Church Sunday night. eae ifn tk eee s ; ® re-jall streets crossing the waterfront ere
ni2 ines f tna organization of the Cadet Corps}plocks shall be provided with Toyland now ready at Wallace’s
rrrronooes ST naa FOOTBALL eer et only xmas {|o! the city, It is to be hoped that)overhead crossings over the rail-
; LONDO Aa deere parents will see that their boys |poad tracks. He showed on a plan
NCAFE The Irish Fusiliers and the ‘ }who are eligible for enroliment,jof the city how the government
| And Grill stewards of the 5.8, Prince huper! PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE—A | will be in attendance on that eve-| had kept their promise to the
DAINTY MEALS AT meet in a football match at Re-| BARGAIN. ENQUIRE McCAFFREY ning. san Cadets having rifles people.
REASONABLE PRICES ereation Park at 3:45 on Monday, |QiBBONS & DOYLE. [Pee erere te oll-bottlas, hats Knowing the difficulties Van-
; Hart Bik. Third Ave. December 6th. : won hand ele will turn them in at thi |eouver had with regard to open Follow the crowd to Self’s
; BOXES FOR anime —— , ~~ ee se. Christmas i etds— oe and | meeting, atreets to the waterfront, the OD- Cafe. ‘There is a reason.. Next
. Toyland now ready at Wallace’s-|medium in priee—Wallace’s J. G, BRADY, Instruetor, position insisted on the provision| Majestic Theatre, 1O2tf,

 

 

 

 

 

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