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Prince Rupert, B.C., SATURDAY, NovemBer 2, 1912. Price Five Cents

 

SH NAVAL MEN TOLD TO PREPARE FOR WAR

 

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BULGARIANS ARE DEFEATED BY TURKS—GREAT BATTLE IS NOW IN

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KNIGHT OF MODERN ROMANCE

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OGA PROPOSED TO MARY HE DID NOT SAY THAT Orders Sent Out From the War + Office Calling on Men of the Naval CONNAUGHT MEDAL FOR PROFICIENCY IN ENTRANCE EXAM-

 

 

PROGRESS IN BALKANS

SCHOOL GIRL RECEIVED
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WHEN
TROUBLE MIGHT OCCUR WHEN MRS. OGA OF ALASKA R be P d for | di Se INATION GIVEN TO MISS EDNA JEFFERY—PRESENTA-
HEARD OF THE MARRIAGE. eserve to be Prepared for Immediate Service 16h Gaee barenh SaneLAme.
Special to Daily News garris artillery, ha ed and War Secretary Seely had |
Og ing nto thejand asked pr ss hie | N In view of " eations from th ‘ f-'a two hours’ conference with| Chairman 0. H, Nelson of the|referring to the fact of a girl
. yeeks ago be authorities ! i i“ y h present European situation { arked Urgent juesting |] eion Seeretary Grey Prince Rupert School Board had having carried off the special
world loves a]When questioned || vd | 06 Whine the B | bine ent to state whether he Phough these measures may bela very pleasing duty to perform | PP thereby showing their abil-
. his ull matum | hat he had not spoke o he n nia hic deste’ thes s fit f immediate erely of @ precautionary char-|yesterday afternoon, when at the | (4 to more than hold their own
police station to]ihe subject, b thous het ahi ; ; On Saturday it was announced] , .y, they aanly hie” thet Caines cca tales 6 nail }with the boy, he said it would
: Mary, you mer.| would have no object <i fe ast fe days are sig ca he 0.000 nembers the naval |, : ‘ a : ’ a gather-lonly be a greater incentive for
1?" resounded|coming M Owe 4 ‘iain \ oh it has nie pub- desiean tn awed lene he government is keenly alive toling of all the sehool children of |the lads to use every endeavor to
; ry, the stal-|he was take nto the nd in| li¢ly announced, it state deed , the possibility of eomplications|the eity, ineluding those of the|Surpass them, Sound and wise
gga vho saved thelthe presence of a b hing officer a fae hat a h it ets Te Pea mess.| arising out of a situation created| igh school, he presented the counsels as to the necessity of
d, hard prison| aske he aués Ma voy | and ers of th ist defense | While yesterday the First Lord of}, he sensational developments| bronze medal donated by the diligence and perseverence’ in
. 1 and wide, Men|ina on Mary serve, a bod whed to the) the Ad alty, Wins Chureh-|of the Balkan war Duke of Connaught, the governor| heir studies concluded his re-
ss envied him | afte consideratiot i ! general, in commemoration of his marks.
vdens of ut h «| had better reeent visit, to Miss Edna Jeffery, Principal Hunter of the public
pered and whis Next 1 e the t sat who was the winner of the high-|*¢h0o! spoke briefly, giving words
swe of nance|with all due 4 ' vhen est number of marks in the recent}?! encouragement.
Vary was called before the dgze entrance examinations, | The affair was brought to a
i vatchlup jeineed the bi i dite rhe presentation was made in| Close with cheers for Miss Jef-
fresh vir ind thundered out his wish te AND BIG BATTLE IS N the hasement of the publie| fre and the singing of “She's
i e woma i Ma f ! better half, The school, a the pupils, witht the; ® Jolly Good Fellow,” together
nee ie ali + aueniondill daa a ea exception of the youngest in the|With more cheers from the high
s ake ened : sinha . rimary grade, being present, to- : nae the public school and
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victor of the Indian otice force th * One of the World’s Greatest Battles i is Being Fought in Balkans |<!" '\" "rincivals Brats ana see
. ck me jucted be i i ee = oe s men F c
I l : - Fi h D d Ni h - F schools, respectively, and Mr. P Presbyterian Services.
“ber breast. |¢ form married. Sentence wa ---Fighting Day and Night---Fear That European schools, respectively, and M In the Empress, fheelelitiaa
jouglas, Alaska f he Conflagraties ay Result Mr. Nelson in a short and in.|Orrow evening Gove”, W.
a tn 5 ae ek aad tal ca esting address to the children| ¥!!! Sive (he Bim a his series of
thie . vith th , he pros Specia » Daily News | hold nee Paris, N A | cy of te dwelt upon the significance of the Historical addresses. rhe topic
and aste . I a that he did il disinterestedness he} gift, which was intended to com. is John Wesley and the Story of
ate | f wl Pur i . @ WIM} Balkans if Franec Russia and|memorate His Royal Higness’|}@ (reat Revival. Morning serv-
} j 1 I ! i ID ' it B i hay h Wa ‘ — 7 ome ony, aareeeNe the Pos : a a a ne
S i , Role nae the existing Shibboleth (eo that the recipient would in| meite pean a Me-
. : has , : ii \ ’ N What h d ; h card tol @e years to come have eT Net ee oF oe
a ont i . th Sie — ‘x ie be honerste-her -eredit He a oe t E wu ope int ms aa
. : oe jin baa Saas < Re ih eatin ee advice to the pupils and wort , — Seah ae * en
Oes Ma Ma , : ; ; i fire (ial oe ol monished them to use their best} a ths. rp - nite, hi and a
, , . Og | ‘ ‘ . aac i taal il + ig | Cndeavors to make the schools of }@ePate on ome ule.
: ‘ : ; the city of the highest rank a
« ag : ee i i 2 ssible W prevel the ociteveriaa Vow: ddenamielien. an Dad’ Weeks, the popular Kit
he . hat M Ow he ee he history ! f he asperations of weit ? ; jsumkalum merchant returned on
' hee he the N { ha . a a0 I almost f be Bulgarians Greeks ind| the medal, Principal Brady of the} ing poat yesterday from the
vaiting and ‘ the hild i rhe 7 ghis th pposing s for ational unity provid-;high sehoo addressed a few) south, and left this morning for
: happy couple ' Trot Alaska nn * is ghting madly « that they are victorious words to the pupils. The popu-|his home.
is al ' mpiex yee ; ‘ ; he Bulgars} 1 has en continued by/the present war and they are en-/jarity with whith he is held was
} ri when the ul and t ‘ grad h ! i i hrough the titled to their respective slices of]attested to by the applause that Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners.
ed on the seene f Oga ca ited . i = the hand to hand fight I sh territory greeted his rising to speak. Inj Phone 4.
\ ! : i des i ehar@es have I s feared that any attempt
i I sseh says i re Ce Only the de the part o ) thar n 4 PQ ay
COMMISSION APPOINTED _ Hub Bowling Alleys oo ae | oe eee ee oe ae OE a otter poe |) POLES USED IN CANADA GOES SOUTH ON HOLIDAY
me “e et us ivs and { was ‘ the es f ene! contlagr on ere oh a
Government Appoint Commission (he Lynx he th vee ss ere Large Number of Poles in Excess Mr. McLean Leaves for Well
oo Labor and Agricul-  <aiies Phe s wa ‘ ; is . j of Year Before—Should Be Earned Holiday to Be Spent
u remier Off to Ottawa. ‘ close, the ! ing . eing , FIRST CAME OF Baptist Services GERMANS READY Treated with Preservative. in the South.
h . Rotehford had} | 5 cy of the Gos-
special | Daily News h high ' ' ee, he ff stio e Baniety Ottawa. Nov. 2.—The forestry, W..J. oe the eopuiar tas
Bern SSCs) AGU PLAYED) "8" 8%] QR THE FIGHT). torte eet an
- , mn ' : , ‘ : rt | y evening at Interior has lately finished the way News “Co. whit operanse
ex was held yes B ‘3 458 | aa ompilation of statisties dealing the news stand on the G, r. P.
eee nt { i + . — WOrOND | 4 with the poles purchased in Can- wharf, together with the dining
re iwate labor andl - Ve ; 164 ; 442 | Tigers Defeat Baptist Brother-| 4) 1! « I sch ind Bro |Alarming Statement Made by| 4944, The total num.|°@? ete., om the train, leaves on
u . dibinne e i kha ‘9 hood in First Game of Basket herh ible Class at 2.80 p.| German Lieutenant: “Lord ace ou or ” ahi y i . ” 585 “la well earned vacation for the
he names of those ‘ ‘ ‘ Ball League, 12-8. \ ed to this elass, | Roberts Is Right.” ae of Sean a. a ba aaa southern coast cities this even-
P vere made publi i i HY » . Oat Getee:, Cor | . ‘ . ee "4940 “The total Sales of ing nia the prtntene Mary.
aitarinewen [am o7; 4“ Sixth} has lost its savor? or can the] Los Angeles, Nov. 2.—That @]inece poles at point of purchase} The Canada Railway News Co.,
Salvation Army Gy: tas aa aon basting sah ove x before an}?! da e the ills of So-| staggering war between Great] was ee 056.977. and the aver-|Which is a large business con-
Z ™ Pulte reports that there; § i oe . h Such questions a8 these) iiain and Germany is imn smn aries of ‘oon was $1.80,/°°"), Operates the news and re-
x  numnobe of! Grand tow ‘ a. ; etiiies an: vUl be answered at the evening} nator be A? ‘conte eee freshment stands all along the
“ ' clothing and} The sta i h s Is . Strangers and visitors}! is the opinion here todas isha . line of the G, T. P. from East to
\ : j s of the i sex, the rs ; ; + in eho | price per pole in 1910. Steam ,
ay | i the Salvation Army, and}* " “a iV i pet. | tt ries of : bra gules : i , opens "ty per Lenam, 9 Meuenent dn thy ailways, telephone and telegraph West, and upon the completion
e ae ds who have cast off]; eopards N . 1.000 | ¢, iia atin 2 a eld the MelIntyre Hall, 3rd|Jager regiment, known in Get companies used almost 90 per of the road will occupy a very im-
Riding it to the citadel ao ‘ie ; ; 333 ;new league, was b ght off much ane oe Lord Roberts is right,’ so‘dling 10 per cent. being used by Mr Mel aaah Oech holiday ieee
ee a ‘ Walve i 333 rhe game, which was betwee eep y- br. Lenoir, who is returning toleleectric railway, power and light}™*: ™'™ . ’ rs
_ | is are especial [Weavers ; : 200;the Tigers and the Brotherhood | eep the feet dry in. the}the Fatherland after attending the |companies. his arrival nearly eighteen
apta Putte will edith | pape | 5s, Was is ind clea weather vou must have| funeral in Tokio of the late M Over 90 per cent. of the total nw ae, Se om >
; va ee oe) Railway Commission. few fouls being 1 ded, and] penetang” shoepacks or “Good. | Sado of Japan consumption were cedar poles, )F° § , °
Wa ould we abolish Ottawa, Nov Phe | erarYi was eawe vatched by the or > pibhhense Gen Seckt Menus “His statement that Germany|which for their cost give better |Uresen. A week will be taken up
fof the Rialway ¢ ss hi _ wi vearing thele Go . . wae wendy and anilous to sirikel service thad any Otherveuy ee ee business matters in
Daughters of the “Geeanek | British Co bia w eas f . , f time was it all certa is a fact of the most ominous|present practically none of these po 5 ne ae a
; ne fe oe Deel ows Vancouve N ‘ s vhicl : vould prove the vie R si A ah a truthfulness Germany has had] poles are treated o1 preserved by Voted to etttateiel holidan daninll
© Eapir be held I st eet ite wae - ™ : “wg ae aprsle toe mn say that the mystery of the STEMS. ore of pens, ane Rer of id methed,. in whieh anes returning to Prince Rupert about
Andrew's Ha 7 “ n IDecember 9 ligers ca d off the match 1 a hitet tate ta deok ok ciel th. | ileers, even the highest execu-|Canada is far behind the United TE ; :
londay after » score of 42 1 ts N en jtives, are anxious to show the|/States rhe United States, using the end of the month,
' : a _ } St. Peter's Church, Seal Cove. he are the na if the oy nee lworld the great military ad-]in 1910 3,870,694 poles, found
Do Evening ser s i ) ne teams een vances which Germany has made|that it paid them to use preserva-
-npnadlvor cen Vepetabies, hat 7:30 oO 1OCK Brotherhood Crescents—-Mob- |. segg —iduring the last, thirty or forty] tive si ads During the last
p os a pag. ipta y Ives, Adair years four years the treatment of poles
a . sland are on St. Andrew's Anglican Chureh. ‘ ss. Schaeffe rnd Jarvis Me X I do not believe Germany willlhas advaneed rapidly in 1910
Ka Isle, Window ol the| Morning prays ‘1 I d mas win. but even Frances ins withlover 1 per cent, of the total
Vhird “a ’ yiree Company munion at 11 cloek hve ! Vig Lex Ih captain i! neland, which | believe she will, number were treated by the ereo-
berega voinht ry have an prayer at 0 - vi A J Don Daggett, Eddie Mann —--- Germany will destroy so many}sote or other methods rhis is Entire Change of Program
rh, ; enty five | choo! uf 3p. m wr he i British battleships that Abies Cajan increase « f some 45 per cent
MOS Weighing ee cen | i vhich was ealled at Op in pwil become the greatest aya the number treated in $000 TONIGHT
, h and tw 7 . er Don't Get Cold Feet. S sharp, Was opened by| power in the world Alt present the United States Baad
he vacua oe Bei a pai ® thos a { \ Ni . = Me Intosh} i ap x have @ wap nun — _ — schemas
nd . . San wl & 6 | } nade most cap : one ” manoeuvres of the I reating slants while ‘anads
! th * lt another tn a ‘ a a 7 ole referee and ul DO I EARLY sh army shown at the Westh | pole Nea are only now begin. By Sir Walter Seott
on rhe Vvatablink. fevening, teh ee OOS Se ae, aneee me eere Senet ee ee ne te Soeep Soew oeke . is ue
the 4 ‘l fall fair in| : a ® : ne x a \\ help 7 in making se = ry eae ng — olive - a oe =. ‘ taal The Two-Reel Comedy
pert } ‘he alte ions to the bar ane tee <¥e mien Ons e invite vo spent i 5 he we i soo e dome awe
. owe oe a — . ; = i 1 Men's Own spection 6 a uch war talk is being hea snd that pole users ih Canada A Country Scandal
1 exe, a 'y such enor Hotel are almost completed g alt & the review by His Majesty K may take up this cheap and ra-
eae: when finished Peter blac W. Wark GS Son | Gi ree and the efieieney of the/| tional method of securing greater Gold Prize Tickets
, am "St liquor ihave one of the hest fitted a i ish army is being discussed.| service from the poles used and =
Vy * and cigars “i. ceili deeieiieeie bal, ae p Rupert's leading hotel 3rd Avenue The pictures will be shown aga hus lessening the drain on the ADMISSION 10¢ AND 150
in the north Bavoy | tonight fOngat .