TV OBIWES Chemists P.O.Druggists Box LIIHITJEO 1680 and The Daily News Good GEfllFBIZZELL Particular People Meats for Phones,82 aod 200 Phones, 10 and 25 X VOL IX NO. 223. PMNCK IlUPEHT, B. C-TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1918. PRICE HVF,.CEM DDICnMCDC 1VTI TIVIDITD OC AAA -.---- v iAiTrTinirn iinfi t jn vw -bwv. "nPMnnnnn ait t t mnn vr . tr iha in ri'ii i iiiiiii m. in. iwi. mil ' m anil HQ.-.-iia bui m m t'liiii' r kw ka . ruwrjM nnrai, iiak i rrcr..w. 1 lira am. .iiiiy, m am.iiv - - . vmmn trim t t n rn nnno t t PTE. ALP RED HARDY GOMPERS RECEIVED BY KING 1 AT M. N Nil) YllALb Ur bcKluAN . KILLED IN ACTION . DEFENSIVE AT EVERY POINT; ON SEPTEMBER 3 GEORGE; PERSHING CABLES Well Known Prince Rupert Man TO FEDERATION OF LABOR Loses His Life In France; 25,000 PRISONERS IN PALESTINE Was Twice Wounded. tSpeelal to Tbe ffewt tU O.t.p. Telerrapbj.j Word was received in. town London, September 24. King George today received Samuel afternoon from the tente Allies have Initiative in their Hands and are Pressing yeslerday Director; of Records at Ottawa in Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, and other members of the American Labor Mission. Mr. a telegram to George Hardy regretting Gompers, Advantage Rigorously. Turks are Absolutely Crushed to intimate the death of who was first receh-ed alone, had a chat with the King on the by Allenby's Forces. Pte. Alfred Hardy in action on subject of Labor problems and the mission of the American Labor September 3, in France. leader to England. Subsequently the King saw all the members This nev;s will be received with Special lo Th U O. T. P TfhimplW. regret by who knew Alf of the Mission together. Queen Mary joined them later. everyone London, September 24. These are hard days everywhere for GERMAN SUBMARINE SUNK Hardy. He was one of the sons Xew York, September 24. A cable message from General O. I CU UI 1 1 i..V aim...-isiwf- in PnlBKtlne- the Turks are an nut aosoiuieiy of Mr. and Mrs. George Hardy, of Pershing, in which he asserted that "With organized labor behind pecUI fU O.T. P. Teletraptu.) . -t-.j- iH MAinntti thn rnianta forces are harry.na their Summit Avenue, and had many us. victory is assured," was received here by the New York An Atlantic 24. A Port. . ,Kntninn them with similar disasters In France. Sept. Ifijends in town. Before joining State flnf4 large German submarine which Federation of Labor in reply to a pledge of support recently .n ho was employed with the . .Uuilu Kilt aiifMtlw Anllnn thAII WAV t a sent the commander. was lying in wait for trjms-Atlan-&,U(M)aem. . Grocerv lie left here American .... n nre flainniivR. nnimnni. inn cuimuin lie vessels, 500 t I t& A 1 A rj ; lu illu vit-cii w - miles Oil Hie ivin, i m, nf u'na Inlpr . . . i j ii i -tnrri .hannm nil ftlnnn f Uei western American coast. in Delieveil lo . n.. tt?i.i EMPRESS WAS RAILWAY STRIKE IN a i-. ck.-I. ihA Jnnnn have made addl- nave, ueen put out of commission. .. Vr Hip Knafnrih) H rn dLi Dim lb. Ql U 1 1 wv. - - I i i I i - . , . . - -j ...v. SOUTH WALES TIES i l- u. m nn n nrv Tnf wnunnpn iwire in i-ranee, nnci nniv stales Shipping Board steamer rclurned to ti,e fighting line for TOO SMALL FOR Nitusemond. (the third lime a few weeks ago. UP MANY INDUSTRIES In all the theatres of war the Entente Allies have the Initiative (lie was born in Bolton, England, 8 LACKERS TREATY i Special rla O. T.'P". Telernphj.) n innir iinnim niiu nro uruiaii u imvii buihhvu .,u. ?and was but twenty-five years of THE FESTIVAL The Germans and their allies now are able to do no more 7pe. Mrs. Hardy, his mother, has London, Sept. 24. A sectional spwui u o.t. p. TcUtrapiu.) (been ailing for: some time and is strike of railwaymcn in South oitawa, Sept. 24. Five hun-kt present in Seattle. Wales, who are dissatisfied with have Chautauqua Managers Take the this respect proved sorry ones. the settlement of the dispute arrived" of Jerusalem the Sea of Galilee, In territory Westholme Theatre to Accommodate From the north to JfQm mn,Ury en.ic, under lheh BIQ EXPLOSION at last Thursday, began on Big Crowds Who Sunday in defiance of the union i iiiu wwtww w.w. ws.vw. w.wbv -" - --- ni in b wm &i k m nil l r uccu a ; . ! pui u arp. TeKmpus.) Will Attend. ' leaders and spread to a serious LiiiniMii JiSdUat iioiu u iuii ma uuiil uw 4wbbs wi i v wa t w iiiii m i-ii aiiti uauuuiuu viuumi' Amsterdam,- Sepl.i24.7TTT.hree - extent Monday, dislocating traflic (hundred and eighty-two persons Owing lo the way4n' wfilcif'lhe overa?large area, and conyjc-Hing u 1 1 vuf w w MHt war w m i v w mi nra w www w w AMERICAN AMBASSADOR have been killed and many injured season tickets for the Chautauqua' the idleness of thousands of fin r runnnr. iiiiu iiiuiiv iiiura nm w niiucriini vriliiuul idhuci metal and miner and workers 'in an explosion in an ammunition . .festival have been taken up, it h niiio atiniiiaiiw vn nn npriinni in v n iimr i v nn n si t t ni n i mat ! Mttui ru O.T. P. Teifinptu.; eriously delaying tbe output and istribution of coal. The trouble . . . . Theatre would be too small to accommodate extended further Monday night - J I - a n 1a f s lo Menna UI1B UIIU flniD UUUIILILICI Ul ITUr BLUrDal WDrfl in DnUIII IlUIIUaW John W. Davis has been appointed,ing newspapers. American Ambassador, lo Great s : Prince Iluperl's musical nd threatens the complete dis Britain. I WAR LOAF public. The Festival will, organization of South 'Wales industries. flNR RANniT I therefore, be held in the West-holme FALLON SAYS POPE a WANT MORE MONEY (Social tU-0,TP. Ttleiraphs.) Theatre, starting tonight SPANISH INFLUENZA NOT ACAIKST ALLIES Ottawa. Sept. 24. Canada has ni 8 o'clock. Arrancements have HOLDS UP TRAIN i .sumui tu o.t. p. Teietnptu adopted the allied war loaf.'been made whereby ueafon ticket (Special vu O.T.P. Telegraphs.) i 'Twenty cent, of substitutes holders may choose their seats Uy London, Onl.. Sept. 4. k...i William Senl 24 --Orain per Washington, Sept. 24. Over be used with wheat booking at Orme's Drug Store, hereafter In a vigorous sermon lexni.ir men here demand a fifty must twenty thousand cases of Spanish here III. Hev. M. F. Fallon, ni ivnirA ininni 'Hour. ,where admission tickets entitling influenza are reported in 25 camps Rifled on Qrol Northern Bihhop of Loudon, recently the holders lo the same seal for in this country. Bound to Seattle. the five performances will be returned from France, and Ottawa, Sept. 24. Spanish in from an interview with i! FORWARD MOVEMENT BY BRITISH given out. fluenza has broken out in the vu O T P. Ttltfnpb.) Treble Programme. Pope Benedict XV at home military camps in Quebec and af.tlc Sept. 24. The Great emphatically gave the lie a From the details of Ihe pro. Niagara. 'am en route from Van- lo charges that the Popo a gramme for: Ihis evening and to to Seattle was held a morrow afternoon, which are is throwing his weight ON EASTERN MACEDONIAN FRONT; HI IIT in bandit near Mukllloe against the Allies in the a given elsewhere, it will be seen a: The bandit rifled the war. a that the fare offered to the people "DEMERS" at ' -Mine registered mail of Prince Uupert is distinctly out t :m train crew lo FRENCH HAVE REACHED OISE RIVER-f the ordinary. Either the Mac We have moved and just pic tin nnmnc, then carry Donalds or the Filion Concert about settled in our new Mrau-w'0al', where he es- Party alone would be a sufficient store. It's real cozy and AMERICAN STEAMER SUNK isnet-ul lo Tlw .New l 0. T. P. Ttletraplu.) attraction lo fill the Westholme home-like, and will soon be but this double attrac- iull of stock. New Coats Yardar river and Lake ' O.T. P. TJfWplwM Loudon, Seplembcr 24. Dctwecn the eat: iment of the last pipes at! came on express If C.orunta. Spain. Sept. 24--Threo Doiran, on tho eastern ena 01 me aiuccuuiuuh .u,,v u.c I)r nndcr makes a combinallon and are splendid value for ofilcers and 27 members of tmops have reached Ihe line of Kara, Ogulara and Hamzali, and lhe uke of wlich Prince Rupert the money; also blouses in the crew of the American sleamer are advancing on Mrzenlsi, on the west bank of the ardar. as a people have never before had the the wanted shades. Hiitnnvcnturc arrived here. Tho result or the heavy pressure or lhe Entente Aliieu forces uie opportunity or enjoying We have .a dandy blouse 1. 0. 0. F. vessel was torpedoed last Monday. Three boats with 04 of the ciyw encmv ha evacuated tho whole line from Doiran to a point west ' Great Violinist. $5.00. The Hutnnveiilura . , . The items lo be given are missing. or uruui. . COME AND SEE FUNERAL NOTICE was proceeding from Hordeaux , , ven MaoDonald have sulTlcient L.OIIUIMI, rrjiu v i vnrSnfv in innke an anneal to All Oddfellows are requested whoro she had unloaded cargo of strong point northeast of Epohey which had resisted for several one who appreciates a good ' to meet at tholr petroleum from Philadelphia. days. voice. Ferdinand Fillion and his - Lodge room Wednesday at Paris, Sept. 24. French forces lighting along the lino south concert party interpret for mod- 2 P- m. to attend THIRIEY DEAD of the funeral ,.r ui ii....iiiin have reached the Oiso river between Vendeuil and ern audiences ine greatest musio NOTICE k the lato Ambrose Morris, of the old mastoid In a manner in ' " of Dawson Special via U. T. P. TeleirrapM.) Iruvec). Lodge, which will which it can be understood. As take place from tho B. C. Madrid. RepL 24. Joseph The postponed Annual-of an instrument, tue vioun is ine Undertakers' Parlors at 2.30. .Thiriey, French Ambassador to LITHUANIAN ARMY IS to General Meeting the dead. HARKLEY WILL BE i one. which nearest approaches.. Northern British Colum-t J. E. Bpaiu. is t I T l: I MILLARD, N. Q. . .nrm uniirit rti a tvtrr rnrt PKirnnp 1110 lllimau Miice, uuu l eruiuuuu bia Agricultural and Iiw W. Q. BARRIE, Sooy. tilling out TKltlJ WfcAl fflUnin! rLflWWtU rUK .MAILS Fillion makes his da Salo violin dustrial Association will be Owing lo the rapid I . speak. Theatre, the held in the City Hall on or tho KmpresH Cases Sot Down for 8pcJal u O.T. P. Tierapii. , Qreat Speaker. Divorce be held Five Tuesday, 24th September; Chautauqua Festival will Civil Assizes at Same Time ! Washington, Sept. 24. Plans The subject chosen by Dr. Ha rit 8 p. m. All members are fifujjjjmijfti in tho Westholme Theatre, sit Aa Criminal. for organisation of a Lithuanian der, "Unrle Sam and John Dull requested to attend. WESTHOLME ing lonighl at o'clock, bcasou army in America under the direc- o r "American arid Canadian scats D, C. STUART, Secretary. ticket holders will book their At an nsslie court lo be held Hon of the United States were for- Ideals" is one in which all are . at Orane'n Irug Store. in this city October 24, Johnstone imitated here today at a meeting interested, Dr. llader himself is evening Smith llarkley will be tried on ajof Lithuanians, at which Dp, John ranked among the few great Chautauqua Tho City Council lasl charge of shooting to kill Frank Szolupas of Washington, member speakers on this North American innrinmed the purchase of n 500 lenm n Martin at Swamp Point. Tho namo.of th6 Lithuanian Central Com-continent, and to listen to him if horses, the price being that had of the Judge who will preside has niitteo, presided, II was recom-,once. is to desire to hear hint .ash and the old horse not yet been announced. (mended that an army be sent to again. Festival Wen used for scavenger in" nddltinn tn lhe criminal.Murmansk or Vladivostok to aid The record of the achievement poses. ussUes there will bo a civil assize j in driving tho Germans out of of this Chautauqua party U wide Coal r- at which five divorde cases will be Lithuania and establishing an in-,ly known in town, and apprecla FOR QUALITY Tonight trivimlth Wellington tried. This is a largo number, dependent republic, Hon is being shown in the man SERVICE AND SATISFACTION lAAM UAllN V lift I U I ( V- but sinco the war divorce suits ner In which the season tickets .P. ft. atlafactlon. Phone 15. have been numerous everywhere,! Advertise In tho Dally News. are being taken up. Food Hoard Licence, No. itf-7340. Coal Co,