The Daily News Ml. NO. 281. " " yot, PIUNCE IIUPKUT, B. C, FIlIDAV, DECEMJIEIt 1, lOlC, PRICK FtVECKNTg DLTB5ATUM TO (MCE W EXPIRE TODAY ALLIES RADY TO ENFORCE DEMANDS-GERMANS WITHIN RANGE OF BUCHAREST CONSTANT GERMANS NOW PREMIER AND FACES GRAVE WITHIN RANGE BENNETT WILL CRISIS TODAY OF BUCHAREST GO RECRUITING tilled Demands Must be Aeceded Von Falkenhayn Pressing Vrcm . ' BY-BIBBPVBJMBSfnR'H'' BBBBBBBBBBE V BBBBBBBBBBfiBBiBKBBBfll to Today Du Fournet Ready the West and Northwest JbIbBBEHOTbBB Grand Tour of Dominion Starts to Land Troopa to En- Russians May yet save Next Week Laurler Going BIBbSbBbBKBBM DHbHBBBBBBbVI to Quebec on Similar force Demands. the Situation. BBBBBBEbBLBM Mission. BBBBBBBBuaBBB xcll to "the Dally Newi.) (SptcUl to Tlx; Dilly News.y London, Doc. 1,--Thc, Greek London, Dec. 1. Field Marshal (SpecUt to Tbe Dtlly flewt) Ottawa, Dec. 1, Sir flobert government, according to a Hcu-(er Vm Mackeuzen's forces aro now Horden and It. D. Bennett will despatch from Alliens, lias replied within shelling distance of the southern forts protecting Kucha. commence a tour of the Domin Vice Admiral I)u to Fournet UbbHW'7 I II I II l i I I rest, the capital of Ilumania. ion on December oth in the interests definitely refusing to accedo to MINING ACTIVITY IN General Von Falkenhayn's army of .national service. demands of the Allies. Admiral the is maintaining pressure from the ALICE ARM DISTRICT The campaign will open at Du Fournet is reported as west and the northwest. It is be Quebec and the ministers will saying that he will insist absolutely lieved that an advance by the Hus Evcrything points to big mining then proceed to Quebec, Winni on the execution of the demands sions mignt yet save the capital. peg, Saskatoon. Edmonton, Van -Wtf.M nctivity in Alice Arm district next and that he will see that Canadian Commander. I HBBBBBBBBBB couver, Victoria, Calgary and Re-. lllBflflflflflBlBYMfiB?Ke.;- w1?" spring nnd, even at tho present the aims of the Allies are realized Sir George I'erley, head of the gina. The tour will wind up with time, the Alice Arm Mining and despite all obstacles. Canadian Militia Council in Itrit-ain, a huge recruiting rally in To French, British and Italian de has appointed Major-General Development Company are pushing ronto on December 22nd. tachments will land at all points "furner, of Quebec, to be commander forward development work. Laurler Busy Too. necessary and will fulfill their of the Canadian forces in Diamond drills have already been Sir Wilfrid Laurier, tho aged mission thoroughly. Kvery effort England. brought in to the McFarlane-Kcnnedy Liberal leader, Is arranging' for will be made to avoid bloodshed. which a recruiting gathering in Quebec property was Allies Ready. PATRICK DOHERTY DIED on the evening of December 8th. bonded a few weeks ago and it ASSISTING WOUNDED Premier Gouin will preside at the Athens, Dec. 1. The Entente HbbbBLbbIbbbbHb is likely that a certain amount of Allies are ready In begin the debarkation, work will go. on all winter. gathering. lit trpops. at Piraeus. Mrs. Sullivan has received a Extensive, development, work Manitoba Act. The kindly letter, from Itev. 'AVInnipeo, Dec: 1-Amendv Greek very government lias retaken BjBBb. '!LBbBbBBi will also be carried out on the control of the post ofUccs Father Daniel, chaplain at the Silver Hoard property, adjoining merits to the .Manitoba Temper. and telegraph lines from Athens, front, telling uer of the circumstances the Wolf Mine, owned by the Dolly ance Act are being presented at . Illng the French ofllccrs who attending the death of Vurden Co. The Silver Hoard tho next session of the Legisla have had control of them since her brolher.'Palrick Doherty. Mr. has been bonded for $60,000 by ture, following a meeting to be they were taken over by the Allies. Doherty met his death while attending I the Alice Arm Company and a held in Ottawa on December 1 4th According to an Entente diplomat. to a wounded comrade. WHILE MOTHER MAKES MUNITIONS 3ABY IS WELL CARED FOR substantial cash payment has al which will be attended by representatives King Constantino has Father Daniel, in expressing his For the small sum of eight cents a day, mothers who are ready bean made. This property from all the provinces given assurances to Admiral Du deep sympathy with Mrs. Sullivan making munitions ca nleave their little ones at this model day has big showings of native silver which have adopted prohibition. Fournet that orifer will be maintained in her bereavement, says that Mr. nursery located at Whitfield and Tottenham Court Streets, London, and sulphide of silver. until today, when the time Doherty was a most exemplary England. VThe photos show (1) tea-time, and (2 bed-time. The Carpenter and Egan claim, 8T. ANDREW'S DANCE mentioned in Du Fournet's ultimatum young soldier and that ho died as across tho river from the Wolf demanding tho surrender he would have wished. CROW'S NEST MINERS COLONIALS ENJOY Mine, has also been bonded by the The seventh annual dance of of the St. Andrew's Society, held in the Greek artillery expires. The same company, while an ofTer has WILL RESUME WORK LEAVE WITHOUT LEAVE diplomat also , that Admiral "SAINTS AND SINNERS" AT Mclntyre Hall last evening, was says been made for the Tiger Group, Iu THE WE8THOLME THEATi.E an unqualified success from every Fournet has promised that the between the Dolly Varden mine (Special to Tlie Dilly News.) City Treasurer Johnston has tandpoint. There was a large measures he will tako to induce and the Wolf. This offer has, compliance with his demands will Peggy Ilyland, the noted Eng Fernie, Dec. 1 The miners of received a highly amusing and however, not been accepted. This attendance and the Westholme not include forcible seizure by lish actress, in "Saints and Sinners," the Crow's Nest Pass have decided interesting letter from a young property shows sulphide of silver. orchestra provided the best of arms Henry Arthur Jones' world-famous to act on tho instructions issued Australian at the front. The dancing music. A dainty lunch and much - discussed by tho union secretary and will young man is a property holder don was desiring an interview eon was provided by the Ladies The George E, Foster, of tho drama, makes her debut at the return to work on-Monday pend In Prince Huperl and ho writes with important documents.' He Aid of the society and the M. C.'s Cold Storage Company's fleet, Westholme Theatre tonight, for ing the result of the government thanking the city olllcials for the left out the 'private' or 'Mr.' and were S. D. Macdonald and George "ought in 30,0(10 pounds of halibut one night only. Miss Ilyland plays investigation into the increased courtesy mey have extended to thus impressed those inside that P, McColl, Tho reception committee this morning. the part of Letty, a minister's cost of living. The men have him in the course of their busi someone of importance was wait consisted of Mrs. Killin, daughter, who falls a victim to fixed December 15th as tho limit ness,relationship. After express ing outside. Got through the Mrs. J. 11. Kelly, Mrs. A. E. Anderson, NEW WELLINGTON COAL, the wiles of Captain Fanshawe, a for tho bringing in of a decision ing a hope that'lie may return first cordon of olllcialdom; bluffed Mrs. v. M. Manson, Mrs. T, Pl'one lie. Wo hove Just received rogue against whom her father regarding their demands. to Prince Hupert some day, he the sentries inside, and slipped McClymont, and Mrs. J. G. Steen. a shipment of 500 tons has warned her. Miss Ilyland goes on to tell of some of his ex right through into the Holy of The dance committee comprised Lump Coal. Wo are prepared to makes a tremendous hit in this CORONER'S INQUEST periences with tho Canadian boys Holies. There sat au officer of Messrs. G. P. McColl, T. McMee- Nil in your winter's coal for you. her first appearance on the screen in .England. Ho Bays, "I had a immense rank, dignity and im kiu, A. 11. Gray, II. Steen, Frank and there should bo a crowded John Conway presided this most amusing rencontre with a portance, and gazed, at him in his Moore, Thomas McClymont, J. M. For every two dollars cash house at the Westholme tonight morning at tho coroner's inquest Canadian on leave without leave Canadian private's uniform in Carmichael, and J. G. Steen. The Purehaso you have a chance for.to welcome this famous and respecting the death of It. A. Vade, last week, when we were seek astonishment. event was thoroughly enjoyed by H'roe prizes. Boo Tito's window splendidly produced Paramount who was found dead In the lloyal ing a "doss-down' at the Union "'How the deuce did. you get all and dancing was kept up until o'fplay, tf. feature. Hotel on Wednesday. Dr. Cado Jack Club, They require a pre in here?' 'A. Gordon', truthfully an early hour this morning. gave evidence as to the holding sentation of passes first, and It and candidly explained the exact Morley Donaldson, vice-president by him of a post mortem exami was nearly 1 a. m. by the clock. process down to the last detail BOYS I BOYS II WESTHOLME and general manager of the nation and stated that he found After using my pass, which, by and then offered the cool intdlli lEmherst Scout. Boot-straps on G. T. P., arrived from the east all the organs to bo healthy and tho way, was overdue, we changed gence that he had come for i lop. Sues 1 to 0, $5 for $4. Bmi pioUpm OPERA end HOUSE BmI Mulc last night, lie is making his normal. Tho inquest was adjourned uniforms and ho wont in with my commission. 'Well,' said tho as Sizes 11 to 2 $4.25 for 13.25. TONIGHT ONLY usual quarterly trip over the until throe o'clock this Australian slouch hat and tunic tonlshed officer, 'if you are good This is a good strong boot for system. Mr. Donaldson strongly afternoon for the hearing of evi and pass,. ..and.. worked the stunt enougn to De aulo to make your winter wear. This week only- PEGGY HARLAND favors the establishing of the dence from tho doctor as In the sueeess fully." way in here, you are good enough Peck's Shoe Store. 201. The noted English stage Emerson saw.mill at Prince Hu-pert. contents of the stomach. He also tells of a Canadian for a commission.' He got it." favorlto in youth of 1G, who had passed as The writer of the letter con 07-pleco dinner-ware. Special Henry Arthur Jones' THE CRADLE 18 in enlisting, and looked 20. eludes by saying that it would no Xmas values. Geo. D. Tito's. Celebrated Novel. ..BUN AND TIDE Horn to Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. He, by somo means, got a recom do the Germans much good to get "SAINTS AND SINNERS Saturday, Docember 2nd. Heatty, Government Wharf, a son inundation from a lirigadier-Gen. Canada, as Canadian grit and Five acts. Sun rises 0 a. in. at the General Hospital this orulr- while on leave in Loudon, Canadian bluff would do the Kal LONDON CAFE 8ATURDAY ONLY Sun sets ...4:20 p. in. morning. and pushed his way into the war ser out of his bargain at the first A MS GRILL Low water ...0:34 a.m. lit. 5.7 office. "Followed a 'barney'." opportunity anyhow. Third Avenue "BLUE-BIRD" Feature. High water ...7:10a.m. lit. 18.8 Preparatory service in Presby "Uerriflo pressure of business. Serve Nothing but the Beet HELEN IN WARE Low water . . . 1 :30 p. in. lit. 7.0 terian Church this evening at 8 Could not possibly be allowed to Fancy china, French Limoges STRICTLY UNION HMW "SECRET LOVE" High water .. .7:35 p. in. lit, 17.3 o'clock. Communion service cm see (he bosses', but ho Told them and Nippon. Xmas prices at Geo Captain Mi'Gee. M. M. K. A. Ruiulay at 11 a ,m, on enquiry, to say that 'A Gor- D. Tile's. tf, BOXES FOR LABfSf