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PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.,

SATU IRDAY, SP PTEMBE R 25,

1915.

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

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VON YON MACKENZEN ROUTED BY GEN. IVAN

 

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BERLIN ADMITS DEFEAT A ANTI-TEUTONIC RIOTS IN THE ROUMANIAN CAPITAL

 

 

 

CERMAN OFFENSIVE CHECKED
VON MACKENZEN RETREATING

BERLIN ADMITS DEFEAT—IVANOFF HERO OF THE HOUR IN
RUSSIA—GERMANS LOSE 7,000 MEN, LEAVING OVER
2,000 DEAD ON THE FIELD—-TERRIFIC
BOMBARDMENT OF ZEEBRUGGE °

 

(Special to The Dally News.) torious along the whole line. It

rad, Sept. 25.—The Ger-jis expected that the new turn in

Petrog
as effective as ad-

to the

offensive has been checked, | events will be

sitions lost along the

man
and the p
pvinski have been recaptured, the
General

ditional battalions Rus-
sians.

Guns Captured.
Vielika, the

tured eight guns,

eneay being in retreat.
Ivan
Von Mac
thrust

j
Viovement

ff has succeeded in routing At Russians cap-

cenzen by a counter four howitzers,

enveloping artillery ammunition wagons
The Rus-

5,000

and a broad nine

Galicia, and several machine guns, which

turned against the Germans,
Naval Rumor.

Stockholm,

cians have captured Ger-| were

s at Leg

and the
dead on the field.
Hero of the Hour.
mits that Von Macken-
to
hero

ischin enemy
There
rumors that a naval battle is
Aland Island,

German cruiser

Sept. 25.
are
taking place
and that a
has been torpedoed.

Terrific Bombardment.
British
started a terrific bom-
of the Zeebrugge de-

s, the Russians are vic bai} fer neces at dawn today.

near
retreat, large

of the

has been obliged
and Ivanoff is the
hour in Russia,

Hindenburg Amsterdam, Sept. 25.
of |

and | bardment

Von

s forcing his way

Except where

 

by means warships

poisonous gases

big gur

PRINCE RUPERT BOYS
TAKE SECOND GAME

ss SPLENDID SHOW AT
THE MAJESTIC THEATRE

pene The Majestic presents a sen-
The loeal . she avar ‘ai : s
rh al baseball players Bain-| cational three-act Lubin photo-
ed their second vietory over the

play tonight entitled “The Cypher

team yesterday by 8]. sin

runs ¢ Up to the sixth, Haz- Key. This is one of the most
elto ced easy winners, but exciting stories éver shown at the
the | boys siddents woke up, | Maiestic. The : key to a cypher
nd the eighth managed to | offer made by a large ship-build-
dra \ In the ninth, Hazel_| ins firm is wanted by an oppo-
{ f to score’and with two | nent. The holder of the key is
men out, it looked as ig | followed to South America, but
a time would be required, but | ™#"ases by the cleverest moves
ilchford made a great steal | t© elude his pursuers. In South
home, knocking Rock off the plate America the chase is resumed by
Ss he passed, auto, aeroplane and motorboat,
'he umpire ruled that Rock did and furnishes thrills enough to

not touch the baserunner with the| Satisfy anyone.
Hall, therefore Prince Rupert took “The Fable of the Search for
the load and the game amidst|Climate” is a most amusing
xcitement. Hazelton dis-|comedy, depicting the efforts of
Puled the decision of Umpire Sul-}@ clubman to find a climate which
liy livery credit is coming to|suits him, His idea of a change
the ice Rupert boys for their|of climate is a change of liquid
\Wo victories, as they were gained nourishment, and, after trying

t the assistance of any out-|every conceivable drink in Europe

side players, The games. were |and America, finds that he thrives
UN bis for our local talent. best on buttermilk. ‘The Coyote”

. —-|is one of the most remarkable
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little dramas seen for a long time,

while ‘“‘Bertie’s Stratagem" is a

comedy of the most laughable de-

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SPECIAL MEETING

 

scription,

American schooners

\ll members of Prince hwo. gnone : T! 4)
\ ‘ame i s . R. re Al-
upert Lodge No. 63, I. O. came in thi Sy : :
toitt atross had about 30,000 anc we
". I, and visiting members, batvoss had abo

Republie about 45,000 pounds of

halibut.

ne

“re requested to attend a
Special meeting at the lodge
room at 8 o’elock t ig .
the me ORES mr K. J. Burd, manager
‘’ purpose of meeting the ;

of the Vancouver

“rand Master : ,
Master on his ofMecial
rived from the east last night and

business

Province, ar-

 

 

 

 

Visit to the L Ige
8 hand N, ¢ left for the south this morning.
. V. COX, N, He has been in Toronto attending
A. DOUGLAS S i
we iLAS, RK, S. a press conyention,
Wrereeosoge.
2
CFKARI.ES BALAGNO
(Piantst at Wepstholme)
TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE
.
ormer pupil of F. @. Strong. Follow the crowd to Self’s
TERMS MODERATE, Phone Blue 408 $|Cafe. ‘There is a reason, Next
feane Majestic Theatre, 102¢8.

 

 

 

 

 

 

LABOR CONGRESS.
_ SELECTS COMMISSIONER

| (Special to The Dally News.)
Vance H. Me-

| Vety has been selected by the La-

juver, Sept. 25

ed Congress as a labor member

of the workmen's compensation

commission, which

of the Units

d States

Canada in October to collect data.

commissioner,

Mr. MeVety served on the arbi- |

tration board in the B. C. E. R.

wage reduction dispute, bringing

in a minority report.

W. H. Fogg, Third

at cost,

Avenue, i8

selling shoes today only.

Third Annual Exhibition
Northern. B. C, Agricultural
Association brought to a
last The
ceipts amounted to $930.75, which
of

than

The
of the

was
night. gate

close re-

is within a very few dollars

much better
The fair has been

last year, and
was expected.
the

here,

most successful ever

and no small credit for the
to the efforts of
Prudhomme, the president
Association, and F. 8.
Both

indgsatigably

esult is due
Alex.
of the
Wright,

have

secreta y gentle-

men worked

for months past, to make the fair

a success.

The Fair closed with an auction

sale, conducted by G. R. Naden,
of the exhibits from Kitsumkalum
and Lakelse. A good sum was

request of
to

Following

at the
handed

realized, which,
the
the Red Cross Society.
the the
and a grand dance

Metlakatla band

owners, was over
hall was cleared,
the

the

auction,
was held,
providing

Dancing was kept up until

music,
Re eB

The local branch of the Red
tross. Society is the richer by

nearly $400, raised by selling re-
freshments during the three days.

The Indians of the district re-
sponded splendidly to the efforts
put forth to interest them in the
of the

success of the fair is due to them,

exhibition, and not a little

The exhibit sent in by the Indians
were amongst the most interest

ing.
Band Contest.
The Indian band contest was
held yesterday afternoon, when

Messrs. V.C. Ed. Stilwell
and Harvey acted as judges. The
Metlakatla band was awarded the
first the
band being second, The decision

Knowles,

prize of $250, Aiyansh
was 117 points to 94,

The following is a continuation
of the prize list:

Added Classes.

Huckleberries: -—— 1st,
Adams; 2nd, Mrs, W. J
rick,

_ Blueberries:

Mrs. W.
. Kirkpat-
A,

~ist, Mrs. G,

 

starts a tour {viv ed

and eastern |

He will serve later as a permanent] summer

held |

G. T. P. ‘OFFICIALS
ARRIVE FROM SOUTH

of

and President Pullen,

Vice-president
the G. T. P.,

Dalrymple,

of the Canadian Express Company

 

and G, A. MeNichol, publicity
commissioner of the G,. 'T, P., ar-
on the Prince Rupert this
morning,
Mr. MeNichol has spent the
at the San Francisco
aeons where he has been conduct-
ing the publicity bureau of the
|G. T. P. The other two officials
left for the east on a special at

8:30 this morning.

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shoes at

Third

cost today

Avenue.

ony at Nogs's,

| High-grade
|

AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION WAS
MOST SUCCESSFUL EVER HELD

RECEIPTS EQUAL THOSE OF LAST YEAR—-EXHIBITS FAR EX-
CEED PREVIOUS RECORDS — SUCCESS LARGELY
DUE TO ALEX. PRUDHGOMME AND
SECRETARY WRIGHT

Woodland;
patrick.
Cranberries :—
Kirkpatrick.
Wild
Morrissey.
Best collection of wild fruits:
{st, Mrs. W. J. Kirkpatrick.
Mustard pickles:—ist, Mrs. D.
W. Morrissey; Mrs. J. C. K.

Sealy.

2nd, Mrs. W. J. Kirk-

ist, Mrs. W. J.
currants :—4st, Mrs. D.

2nd,

Dairy Produce.

Butter:—ist; B. Filip Jacobs-

on; 2nd, O. Hammer.

Eggs (hen’s ist, H. S. Wood
2nd, Alex. Holmberg; 3rd, Mallock
Bros.

Egge duck) :-—4st,..0. 40. 1K

Sealy.

Bread, Cakes, Etc.

Four loaves made to sell:—tst,
Mrs. John A. Murray; 2nd, Alex.
Grant.

Loaf home made white:—tst,
Mrs. D. MeD. Hunter: 2nd, Mrs.
Morrow.

Loaf home made brown:—Ist,
Mrs. John A. Murray; 2nd} Mrs.
McD. Hunter; 3rd, Mrs. McCly-
mont.

Pan buns:—4ist, Mrs. J. Car-
roll; 2nd, Mrs. T. E. Pringle; 3rd,
Mrs. D. MeD. Hunter.

llome made fruit cake:—4tst,
Mrs. D. A. Morrissey; 2nd, Mrs, F.
G. Roberts; 3rd, Mrs. D. MeD.
Hunter. ;

Home iade cake, any other
kind: —1st, Mrs. G, R. Naden; 2nd,

(Continued on Page 'Two.)

 

PRINCE RUPERT ARRIVES

 

Amongst the passengers arriy-
ing the
were the following,

Mr. J. E. Dalrymple, Mr.
Mr. George A. McNichol, Mr. D.
Kennedy, Mr, A. C, MeCraig, J. L.
Aide, Fred Farrell, Mr. Boak, G,
N. Lennon, W. C. Vimsikae, Mr.
and Mrs, W. bk. A. Myles, Mrs. K.
Biernie, William Callinder, Miss
Johnson, 0, B, Ballow, D. L. Green
A. L. Cameron, W. Maie, 'T. P. At-
kins, Mr. O'Bryan, Captain Ander-
son, J. D. Kk. L. Rose, Miss
Ida Nightingale, A. Head,

on Prince Rupert today

Pullen,

Ross,

 

Rome, Sey

moving troo
border.

Teutonic
the

would enter

lowing

strongly

Paris is

Constantine

There is a

tempt

of Germany

London,

of Germany.

ANTL-TEUTONIC RIOTS IN

THE ROUMANIAN CAPITAL

ROUMANIAN PEOPLE FAVOR THE ALLIES — TROOPS MASSING
ON BULGARIAN BORDER—PARIS SUSPICIOUS OF

GREEK KING—THE GERMANS PLAN
ATTACK ON SERBIA

rt.

ps

There
riots in Bucharest,
rumor
the

Publie
favors the
Paris Suspicious.

(Special t> The Daily News.)

25.—Roumania is

to the

were

war

suspicious

of

a brother-in-law of

sus

at a coupe

an

Bulgarian
violent anti-

fol-

that Roumania
on the side

sentiment
Allies.

of King

Greece, as he is
the Kaiser.
picion that the
an at-

d'etat
d her

Greek mobilization may be
in favor

Bulgaria Warned.

Sept: 25.—King

 

pointing out that Greece will be
bound to support Serbia in the
event of a Bulgarian attack.

There is a report from Paris
that Bulgarian troops are invad-
Macedonia.

German Move.

Venice, Sept. 25.—It is reported
that a general Teutonic move-
ment against Serbia will start in
a few days. Heavy artillery from
Vienna is being rushed to the
front fo demolish the defences
by the British in

ing

constructed

Serbia.

 

Con-

allies. | SOLOMON MUSSALLEM is con-

Ltd.,
East, and is of-

ducting the Mussallem Co.,

at 423 5th Ave.,

«tantine of Greece has warned|fering the highest grade groceries
Czar Ferdinand of. Bulgaria ofjat the lowest prices in town.
the seriousness of the situation, | Phone 123. 222-5.

 

chief
two-act dra
Flip of a
of
hand of a

story tw

suitors are
South
rival
turns home

Years

ly confronts

matic

“The
sode of the
even better
stallments
serial.
\bner

oul in

Gray
ried
Abner
drama, whi
Grand Cany

remarkably
cribing the
of a

dreamland.

Brooklyn,

Chicago,
d-v,

Cleveland,

San

 

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Boston, 2;

Detroit, 4:
St. Louis, 8; Boston,

item in which

ma

Coin.”

beautiful

bre

ounger being the
Africa, h

reports

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entitled
aspirants
ther

e is shot

him as

GREAT MILITARY PLAY AT
THE WESTHOLME THEATRE

The Westholme shows a splen-
didly varied program tonigkt,
is a miltary
“By the
It is the old|!'

girl.
officers

favored one.

dead,

the

 

 

for the
The
the
™n
and his

re-

and marries the girl,

afterwards, in

the
scenes follow.
pleasing play.
Only Way,”
“Road O'’
than the

of

It depicts the
and the

jail,

le
on

“The Dreamy Kid”
clever
terrible

youngster

villain,

the

this

from a charge of
is a beautiful little

the

are

and

 

Philadelphia,

5;
Pi

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Francisco, 2;
Los Angeles, 3;
Salt Lake,

Foge's, Third Avenue,

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0-6;

Cincinnati,

India,

supposedly dead man unexpe

the

ted-

and dra-

heroine

in order

views of

cartoons,

his

National League.
Chicago, 6-0.

It is a most

fifth epi-
Strife’, 1s
previous in
interesting

marriage of

car-
to save

murder.

the

magnificent.

is a series of

des-

experrences

dog in

YESTERDAY’S BASEBALL

de

ttsburg, 0.

 

New

 

Coast League.
Portland, 1.
Oakland, 5

Vernon,

Washington,

American League.
Philadelphia,

York, 4.

10,

,
t.

5.

Shoes at Wholesaler’s prices t
today only.

WESTERN PIONEERS LEFT
FOR VANCOUVER TODAY

There were scenes of great en-
thusiasm at the wharf this morn-
ing when a party of 58 recruits
Forty-two of
of these have joined the 67th Bat-
the

from

‘ft for Vancouver.

while other sixteen,
all

Western Pioneers.

talion,

who are Hazelton, are
The boys were met at the train
last night by a large crowd carry-
bearing the words, —
“Hazelton Berlin,”

and even a larger gathering wish-

ed them godspeed this morning.

They are a stalwart company and

should give a good account of

themselves in the strenuous work

before them,

Before the boat drew out, John-

ny McGinnis, a pioneer rancher

the Hazelton district,
lighted the crowd with a charac-
teristic rendering of Drummond's
“Johnnie which was
thoroughly enjoyed. The boys left

ing a banner
Pioneers for

from de-

Corteau”

amid great cheering, to the
strains of “Tipperary.”
In a new odorless garbage

can tefuse is placed on a shelf
scraped into the receptacle
a handle without re-
lid.

and
turning
the

by

moving

FOR CASH, TODAY |

 

 

 

 

 

18 Ib. Sack Gran. Sugar:
$1.35 EACH
—AT— —
GEORGE P. M’COLL’S
PHONE 88

 

LONDON CAFE

And Grill
Faultless Service of Fault-

Hart Bik.

BOXES FOR LADIES

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

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