868

Date 1912-11-09

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Goodness Royal ousehc : LEMN nsta itinople to Grat- Army s Desire. KINGS NEW TITLES of Servia and Nich- of Montenegro May idopt Fresh Names. (Special Gable to the News) Vienna, Nov. 9 It- s. confirm: newspaper, Mirtj, the Bulgarian Official orgah, that after the capture + of Constantinople, King Ferdinand of Bulgaria will proclaim himself Em- peror and will assume the title of; Simeon the Second. He will also adopt the orthodox faith. King Peter King. Nicholas Albania. Wilt Make Great Entry. All the real of Canada s finest wheat is contained in FOR SALE BY oTATE on the same occasion will take the title of King of uil the Servian States. of Montenegro will call himself King of Montenegro and ee Zo Le Det Areee. eA Id j SSS . MEDICINE HAT the -war-and-arrest the advatice of the Bulgarians, as they stopped the Rus- slans in 1895, we find they have for- Fgotten their firm intention and their only counsel is to submit. Calamity Wit Follow, it King Ferdinand is permitted to enter Constantinople, a grave tastrophe will result, J warned the ambassadors of this when they asked permission to bring.tn.a second guard ship. TI told them they could bring the whole. fleet if they desired, but they will be insufficient to prevent calamity to foreigners. throughout Turkey if Ferdinand enters Constan- /enople. CANADA'S TRADE HEALTHY conditions in the Dominion of Canada, according to despatches received by. Dunn's Review, from branch offices of R. G. Dunn and Company, in the lead- ing-centres, continue favorably, stea- dy. progress being made in the distrl- bution of aif kinds of seasonable mer- chandise, SCHOOLS CLOSED --Auvther Buigarian statement 1s to the effect that King Ferdinand, not intending to oppose the general de- -site of his army to enter Constanti- nople, will make a solemn entry in- to the Turkish capital accompanied by a large retinue of representatives : of the other allies. These will. In- lnde the Crown Prince.Alexander-of Sertia and Crown Prince Constantine IN CONSTANTINOPLE Many Parents Keep: Their Children at Home in Fear of Panic. lt; . (Special cable fo the-News) I Constantinople, Nov. (By way Maintain permanent. ci Greece, + . Mast Have Outlet. The Servian minister declares Ser- vig must have an onflet on the Ad- Fidtic-in the region of Durazzo, which * WAs captured by the Turks five hun- dred years ago A feeling of pessimism prevails at, the Foreigu Office in Vienna. The Aystrian minister to. Servial has not left Budapest where the Em- Peror and Count Berchthold are tay- Ing. He goes to Belgrade, He takes with him ja: kind of ultimatum to Servia. He jis instructed to declare to the Servian Premier that Austria is earnestly desirous of maintaining with Servia the excellent and friend- ly relations which existed 35 years ago when Count Andrassy was For- eign Minister. This policy. if Ser- via resumes thgse relations, gives Suarantees of thpir stability. Triple Alliance Unanimous. Both the Gernfan and Italian mih- istera at Belgrade have likewise been, instructed to intimate to the serv- ian Government that the powers for- miing the Triple Alliance are acting solid unanimity in the matter of lating Servia's future relations. s no longer any doubt that Pa nsists on occupying Durazzo Bid that the sityation will become her allies, gt; Tt is insisted at the Austrian For- eign Office chat Austria by no means Objects to Serviz getting an outlet to the sea. only this must not be on the Adriatic, this baing exclusively, in the sphere of Austria and Italy. Wilt Not be Vass At is clafmed Austria will Gnly ac- quiesce in Servia s territory aggrand- isement if Servia will giv guaran- tees more binding than the ordinary bond of commerce that Serv: cal and economic relations with Aus- trie. The nature of these guarantees ig not explained but they are sup- Posed to be for a customs ution. According to statements from the Servian Premier, published here, Ser- via would regard a compulsory hol- werious as Austria is backed by of Kustendeje, Roumaniaj in the opinion of the best authorities the successes of the Bulgarians in the earlier fighting justify thely ability to enter Constantmople if they deem it necessary to d so. Meantime the result of the application of Turkey for mediation. is awaited with sus- pense. Information that the dllies will insist on dealing directly with the Porte has made a strong impres- sion on the officals and it is prob- able that the government will not dare sue for peace under present conditions, , he cruiser, Haire Eddin, and the battleship, Torgutrice, have left for the Black Sea and the cruiser, M Es- udien, and the gunboat, Marmarsi, wil tak up positions on either side of the isthmus leading to Constantino- ple, to ald in the defense of the Tch atalja Ines. Many of the schools in the capital are closed, parents being unwilling to-have-thetr-chilaren. away from home while there igi danger of a panic. THE WARSHIPS MAY CARRY EUROPEANS May Haye to Transport Foreigners if Turks Com- mandeer Other Ships. London, Nov. 9. (From Constan- TURKISH RUFUGEES FAT RAW HORSES Fleeing Soldiers are in Ter- rible Condition From the Continued Hunger and Fatigue. Correspondent Gives tails of Horrible Ride With Frenzied Mob (Special to the News) London, Nov. Martin Henry Donohire to the Dally-Chront- i from the Turkish lines, under date of Chatalja, Noy. 7: The flight of Abdulish Pasha's army. to Constantinople has been ar rested by the action of the Turkish -govertiment. The ministers muster- ed, what men they could and sent them to cover the roads at Stamboul, Soldiers of Abdullah's forces find themselves at bay between Bulgarians and Turkish forces. The army arrived at Tchatalja ut- terly demoralized. The road irom Tehorlu to Tchatalja js a mud track converted by rains into a quagmire, Many fugitives are frostbitten, wind- Dblistered andin-the last stage of weariness and hunger. All are covered with imud from head to foot, The horses which were killed or died from exhaustion have been eat- en by the famished soldiers. The last train from Tchorlu had to pro ceed with caution to avold the deeap- tation of many soldiers who had fal- len on the line. This train was hastily filed with wounded, Many women and children were also carried a well as Abdullah Pasha s staff, fortign attaches and newspaper correspondents. Women Were crushed and suffocated in the terrible journey. The train traveiled slowly and the fleeing soldiers clam- bered on it every four hundred yards. So crowded was'the train, that lit- tle of it was visible save the funnel of the locomotive. A staff officer got Tito s panic and gave orders to un- couple and abandon the carriages in which the wounded were being car- ried, and the two m dical officers in charge of the injured drew their re- volvers and threatened to shoot the officer and the engineer of the train, Under menace of the revolvers, the officer surrendered, the carringes were reconpled and the train resumed its journey. When the wounded men died dur- ing the journey their Yodies wert litte out of the train and laid by the wayside to give additional room to the living. The Tehatalja road is impassable. The Turkish government is hurrying forward supplies end munitions. The weather is mild and dry, otherwise none of Abdullah's army could have survived. TCHATLAJA 1S ABOUT TO FALL (Continued from paze one) enemy. On the other hand the effect of our fire was terrible: Our men in- sisted-on jumping up to see the re- sult of each volley, much-to the: dis- gust of our officers who often lost thelr tempers in trying to induce the men to obey their orders and keep covered. The officers who were sent into re- tirement from the Turkish army in 1909 for political reasons, are now being reinstated, according to a special despatch from Constantino- ple to the Echo de Paris. From United States Newport, R. I. Nov. 9. Arrange- ments were made today to send-three hundred. petty, officers and seamen from the naiVal training station to Philadelphia as part of the comple- ment assigned to the cruisers Penes- see and Montana, which have been ordered to Turkey. The men will re- port at the Philadelphia Navy Yard tomorrow. Pisquleting Constantiaople Rumor Paris, Nov. 9 Sericus disorders are reported to have broken out in Constantinople, where Kurd soldiers are said to be killing Christians in the Galata quarter, according to. a special despatch from Bucharest, Rou- mania, published by the Paris Midi under reserve. Some buildings the Turkish capital are said to have been set on fire. The banks and foreign embassies are guarded by detach- ments of Turkish troops who are still obedient to, the discipline. tinople) Many' of the fonelgn war ships in the harbor here will prob dy have tbe used for the trans- portation oi it the. gove ment -all available Boats f oval of the Torks The anxiety, the arrival. of the Verein with Austria as practic: Making Servia.a vassal sta therefore not acceptable. Powers Inconsistent. London, Nev. 9 Of an interview t At Constantinople with the Grana Co Petence and lazititijs of a major: Visier, Kiamil Pasha, the Daily Mail's of the officials and the stupidity ec geatedek des of the rest which fathe Key-note of Klam complained bitterly of the te ed of the Ottoman empire in powers an. altogether inconsistent TOP*- and in heals and 20 conta. A Whole Army Surrenderet- Athens, Noy. 9. The capitulation of the Turkish fortress of Salonica as well as Fort Karaburun was signed des) Premijer Guechott ot jjmo truth in Paris, No await coatth i ican Svith: mil Pasha, the Ti grimly: ayaite the t stantinople, according to tha covres porident of the Matin, in that diy Nora tnghaina. Pasha, th Turkish minister for Foreign Affairs, accord- ing to another newspaper despatch, th directing the affairs of his office with a singular tenacity and devotion to the cause of the Ottoman govern- jast night, Wecording to am official) ment, despite his 85 years. For le Wen days he hae not gene ont of his Office, He eats there and sleeps there what little he does wieep and there he: stoleally awalts the coming f the Balkan allies, intoxicated as they dre by many victories and ros Solved to drive the Tarks from Bu- rope orlay down their lives before the gates of Constanttnbple. - Bitter Words, These, + This tragic hour is po time for Pony, remarked Noradunghaina, tm ARMY UTTERLY DEMOLISHED) De- the courte of an interview. If t was I would post oh eyery wail of the capital and print tn big type in ev- ery Turkish newspaper the solemn declaration, made three weeks ago by the European powers, that they Would not permit the selzure of Tur- kish territory. At the same time I would publish the text af the twen- ty-seven treaties concluded during the Past century by the nations of Bur rope, Uaranteeing the integrity of the Ottoman Empire. Conferred for Hours. Nov, 9 The European situ- ation is fet official ciroles here to Precarious. The French cabinet thet. today, with President Fallleres present. Premier Poincares read to his colleagues the Intest dis- patches received from the French am-' bassadors at St Petersburg. Vienna and other capitalx. This led to a dis- cussion: Jasting several hours. Sofia, Noy, 9 A local newspaper reports the capture by the Bulgarians of the Turkish port of Kavala, on the ee to eee Gumarfini, 75 miles southwest of Adrianople. The Turkish garrison of Kavala; findiag their escape shut off, surrendered. bai Pari GROWING GIRLS AND ALL WOMEN Should Keep Their Blood Suppiy, + Ricky Bed and Pure, On every: hand you see women and growing girls in the deadly clutches of anaemia. Slowly but surely a pal- lor as of death, settles- on their cheeks; their eyes grow dull; their appetite fickle; their steps languid. Daily they atc being robbed of all vitality and brightness. The trouble, it neglected, becomes more acute un- til the signs of early consumption be- come apparent. What women- and young girls Im this condition need is new, rich, red blood, and there ig no other medicine can do the work of Dr, Williams Pink Pilis, in making this new, good blood. These Pills make girls and women well, and bring back the- harm and brightness of perfect, regular health, Here is bit of proof. Miss Lilife O Carroll, Norwood, Ont, says: About two. Years ago my xalth began to fall. I Was weak, run down and had no am- bition for anything. I had frequent headaches, would be complete ytired out after the least exertion, and had Uittle or no appetite. A doctor who was giving me medicine finally told me he feared I was going into con- sumption, which, of course made me very much downhearted. As the med- icine I was taking was not doing me ny s00d.I decided to try Dr. Wil- Hiams Pink Pills, and shall ever feel grateful that I did so. My story may be summed up in the words nine boxes of the Pills fully restor- ed my health perhaps-saved my life, and 7 am now as strong and healthy as any girl. Every anaemic sufferer can obtain equally good results through a fair use of Dr. Williams Pink Pills. Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 2.50 from The .Dr. Williams Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont. MANY WILL BE HONORED London, Nov. 9 The Daily News says that the New Year's honor list Promises to be a lengthy one and will. contain the names of a large number of military officers in Britain and the Dominions. 15 Toronto St. Phones Ofilce, 271; Houre, 729 Ever-Ready Transfer HEAVY AND LIGHT DRAYING A trial is all we ask. W. F. MALLETT, Proprietor. OFFICE PUONE STABLE PHONE ) 02 728 for the heating, fe and plumbing h for the cor- js parish, of and specifications can be Rtithe residence of Rev. Fathera adotx, Toronto st. A depos- igcot ( 10.00) ten dollars, will be r - Tuired for same. A ceftified check for ToDay s Specials Pingle, Wales Bell Notary Public, . Real Loans, ete, ete. 4th Ave, 34 Minute past Post SsOVTH YUILL 200 fee. at 1500 per 50 feet ii Blocks 11 and 17. NORTH YUILL 150-feet in Blocks 9 and- E . Price 950 per 50 eet, RIVERSIDE - Block 6 on Broadway, price per: pair. HILL DIVISION Lots at 300- each in Bloeks 23 and 24, and 32and33. Lots in Block 28, 735 per pair. Block 17, corner, 5 lots 625 pair. Tn the Bending we have Some special stuff at 300 each Others cheaper. 1 state, In Cousins and Sicsons lots at 400 each. Others cheaper, Remember, we are up- to-date in our listings and in our business. Our car at your service any time. Pingle, Wales Bell GOOD TIME NOW TO HAVE THOSE XMAS PHOTOS MADE : : Sort of getting ahead of that inevitable Xmas rush. ' Better for you and for the Photographer, too- We're making some new and original Lightings, only . pos sible with our equipment, that you'd like. 101-3 The Larson Studio SALESMAN. WANTED TO HANDLE HIGH- CLASS LINE LUBRICATING OILS GREASE, PAINT, AND SPECIALTIES. WELL ADVERTISED. LIBERAL COMMISSIONS. Inland Oil Works Co., Ltd. Winnipeg, Manitoba. House Mover SAND FOR SALE EXCAVATING HEAVY TEAMING CONCRETE WORK. 06 MONTREAL STREET *Phone 260. Oakes Everard Co. REAL ESTATE. 365 1-2 MAIN STREET. PHONE 556, Listings Wanted. See ud for good buys in Hill, North Yuill and Powell. +E. Bartlett. B.a.Sc -.. Municipal Engineer, Dominion and Alberta Land Sucveyo Industrial Spur Railways, th right te reject any or all tenders. 300.00 mut be enclosed with the Water Supplies, Sewage, - Irrigation ler,, Pianh, Ete, Tlie iehderg will be opencd on Nov. Room 14, Imperial Bank Bullding. 38, 1912. * The corporation reserves Medicine Hat Phone 42 98-5 Subseribe-now-for-Phe-Daily Newa laffice, For Sale, Lost, Found, etc., ads under faue. WANTED CARPENTERS. APPLY News Job Department FUR SALE a FOR SALE PIANO, USED . ONLY short time, in first class condition, Wilt be so:d cheap for cash. Owner moving. Apply at Chatterton House, Situations Wanted, Help Wanted, these ovadings. corner. North Rallway and Ottawa: 26 words, one day .. .. 26 Bu 1028 26 words, three days .. 5O - 25 WOFdS,-wtx daye-v-e---- 1.00 POR SALE FURNITURE OF FOUR- Additional woras pq same rate, No ad accepted for less than 26 conte, Cash must accompany the order. Phone your ad to No. 13 ring 2, and it will receive attention. Foon cottage; - Cottage-may.be rep four rooms and bath, Close in. ply 118 West Allowance. 102-3 FOR SALE A SMALL PLACE OF. Business on Highland, For terms and BELY WANTED. See, 101-8 WANTED BY A LARGE INCORPOR- ATED fina of Manufacturers Agents, FOR SALE DINING ROOM TABLE, dresser, a few window screens, some dishes and a lawn chair. 19 Toron- to Street. 101-8 good reliable Agent to haudle Buld- ers Supplies and Specialties on a commission basis. Only good live wire salesmen need apply. A brilliant-op- portunity to hustler. Exclusive ter- ritory will be given. Apply The Ma- pes Company, Limited, Calgary, Al- derta. 100-6 es FOR SALE A FINE LOT OF MAR- quis seed wheat, grown on new breaking. 2.00 per bushel, 0.3. Mo- FOR---SALE ONE REMINGTON typewriter, in good shape. Reason able. Apply Milne's Strdio, Main St. 99-tf LOST AND FOUND pi FOUND LADIES' GOLD WATCH jand pendant, on 6th Ave. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for this ad. Call at the News office. 103-t LOST A PEARL DROP EAR-RING between Monarch Theatre and Hos- pital. Finder please return to News office, 102-8 WANTED FIRST CLASS PAINT ers. Apply to Gust Downer, cor. Queen. St. and Woodman Ave. 102-3 cee ee WANTED A WAITRESS. APPLY King George Hotel,, Seven Persons, Alta, 102-6 MARRIND MAN FOR FARM IMMED- iately. Apply J. J. Lait, 116 Montreal St. or phone 260. 101-8 MAID WANTED FOR GENERAL house work. Apply 429 Balmoral St. 201-3 WANTED CARPENTERS, APPLY A. Dickinson, Elliott House, Toronto: St. sett LOST BUNCH OF KEYS. FINDER Dlease return to News office. 102-8 DRESSMAKING WANTED MAID. APPLY TO A. P. Burns, Esplanade. 92-tf pee eee ed ee CARPENTERS. AND LABORERS wanted. Apply Crossley Bros, 729 Leckwood St. Phone 569 30-tf EXPERIENCED DRWSS-MAKER. Ap- ply 126 B. Montreal St. 99-6 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED GENERAL SERVANT. Apply 603 Main Street or at the Oan- adian Bank of Commerce: 90-tt WANTED TO BUY Bullding lots in Old Survey, Herald or Central Park. Give prices, terms, etc., to P. . Box 510, Owners- only, need apply. BRICKLAYERS WANTED ON THF). 38-tf, Ogilvie Flour Mill job. Telephone 787, Job Office, Canadian Stewart Co., Limited. 75-tt WANTED CLEAN. COTTON RAGS. Apply 377 Esplanade. WANTED CARPENTERS. APPLY A. Dickinson, Elliott House, th Ave- 86tt MEDICAL DR. W. M. ANDERSON Physician and Surgeon. Office above Assiniboia Music Store. Office hours A, M. 10 to 12; P.M. 2 to 4,7 to 8.30. Resi- dence 512 Roy St. Residence phone 708. * O. 19-1m AUCTIONEERS Dickinson, Hotel Cecil, se6tf TWO GORDON PRESS FEEDERS wanted at once. Apply to .forem: tt WANTED AT ONCE 50 carpenters on Ogilvie Mill job. Boarding camp on site, Canadian Stewart Co, Lea. 33-tt H. 5. BROWNE CO. Live Stoon: and General Auctioneers, 519 Tor onto St. Stock Sales every Friday on Market Square at t o'clock. Ranch and farm stock sales conducted -any ;where, House furniture sales con- ucted anywhere. Consult us, our ex- WANTED Men atid women to learn barber trade. Summer rate now on. Situations zuaranteed. Special Tates to Indies, tre St, Calgary. 2asatt Particul rienc at your disposal free. Phone logue free. Moler 0 Cen. eee ere aN nia, Te SITUATION AGED lady wants position nurse or assist aged lady or gentleman; Apply Box 697, P. 0. Capt. Oak, of the Salvation Army, a son. STRAYED HORSES AT PRESENT in Redeliff pound, bay mare, brand also colt branded der. B, R. Richard- to the recovery of one grey gelding, weighing about 1300, branded elther med tail. R. E. Starks, Medicine Hat Sept. 30, 1912. new house, 2 front bedroome: 1s0 sitting room. Would suit 2 or 3 gen- tlemen: Apply box 1406, News office. * gt; +. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS W. 4 HENDERSON CO., chartered accountants and auditors, (estab- Aished 1882), auditors, city of Medicine Hat, Winnipeg, Medicine Hat, Leth- SITUATIONS WANTED. - WANTED MIDDLE- Presbyterians preferred. Box 140, pridge, A. E. Gibson, C.A, resident News office. 103-3 partmer. Phone 198. Burns Block. 276ae A YOUNG MAN REQUIRES SITUA TION as clerk.- Good experience. . CORSETIERRE 108-8 Born on Nov. 9, to Mr. and Mrs. SPIRELLA CORSETS MADE TO measure, guaranteed for one year against breaking and rusting: very light weight. House No. 7, School Ay. enue, opposite east side of high school. Phone 699 for appointment or write PO: rs. Matthews, MISCELLANEOUc. STRATED pe EE SE Ne ESTRAY RED AND WHITE-BULL, strayed fromthe premises of the un- dergign.d about a year ago, branded B 7 T, on left hip. 35 reward. Adam : Bohnet, Little Plume. 102-Imo. ANY SMALL JOBS OF CONTRACT- ing, either carpentering, painting, Ia- boring, plumbing, engineering, etc. will be undertaken by the undersign- ed. Estimates given. Patrick Mac- Court, 723 Third Ave., or general de- livery, city postoffice. sate looks like 14 inverted on right hip, on fight hip, blocked on left shoulder. Horse left shoul- son, pound-. 99-6 PHO MEDICINE HAT HIDE, FUR AND JUNK CO. The above have on hand the best selection of Secon Hand Tools in the-city, We carry Furniture, Stoves and Bedding, new and second hand Clothing, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Rifles, Guns, Re- volvers, Wagons, Buggies, Harness, and a nice new line of winter goods, We buy everything mertioned above and pay-the best prices. Call at 504 South Raflway St. or Phone 687. lt; lt; WANTED LADINS AND GENTS cast-off clothing, shoes, watches. jewelry, guns, revolvers, valises, suit nt 0 musical instruments furniture, Democrat wagons, gies, barness, bicycles. carpenter tools, etc., raw hides and furs, horses halr, wool and f thers, bought an sold. Apply to the Harvard Taflorine Co., 312 . Fourth avenue. opposite Dreamiand theatre. P. 0, box 358 keeper, Redclift, 25 REWARD THE ABOVE WILL be paid for information that will lead H. F, monogram on left. shoulder, or on left thigh. This horse is four years old and has trim- sort 101-3 BOARD AND ROOM. TO LET ROOMS AND BOARD, close: Balance of meais in private famil close by. Lady preferred. Apply to Box 1895, News office. 108-3 WANTED TWO OR THREE-ROOM apartment, furnisbed, by Nov. 18, Apply, stating terma, Box 1408, News to factories. 306 Yuill Street. 101-8 Phone 298, The Best Prions Paid for the ve 3 De TO RENT FURNISHED Room, ? 7* Boy and breakfast, in private family. House modern. Central location: SINGER SEWING AGENCY Machines for Sale and Rent, 831 North Ballway Street P.O, Rox 184. tt Vhone 486, Loose Leaf System The News Job Department has overy faclity tor sup plying the most SUBRORIBH NOW for the Dally News, ae Particulars write box 1405; News-of- - SECOND MURDER NEAR sR. Wl Date is Not 5 Prisoner s ing Son. Forth Worth, Tex the approach of thi J. B. Sneed for the Boyee, Sr., which i . docket for next wee 7 in the bloody feu Sneed and Boyee fa thy and well know: State of Texas, has Not for many. yea there been a cas State, which was sc sensational detail a myany men of great importance played 2 The Sneed and th are. among the mos the Panhandle regio haye large property way of banks, ranch their wealth is. esti millions,.. The: head were intimately ass: gt; Modern - 1 rooms and be 9 3-5 min from post of 1000 cash easy. App Box 1390, Ne COA CO Smokeless Dor and Blacksmith's Large or sm Shipped to any si Storage: Espla 8. TAYLO Room 17 Bec P. 0. Bo MEDICINE HAT LT Horse Re Rear 312 Fourth Dreamland ' Single and d of all deseripti or hire. Horse or Au livery at all tin PHONE

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