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Sharp Fighting Reported
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mpted to cross the
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is resolutely
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also reported
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Wants Peace

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USTRIANS GREATLY PLEASED FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF WAR — PRICE OF FOOD JUMPING

\NA SEEMS EAGER FOR WAR
PRESS STRICTLY CENSORED

cmpTs OF SIR EDWARD GREY TO LOCALIZE TROUBLE
way SUCCEED—PRICES OF FOOD SOAR—FRANCE is
READY FOR WAR—RUSSIA WANTS PEACE

with |

pects

feeling it
to
tranquility
the
and interests of Russia
France Ready for War
July 29 The French
vernment and people appear t
preparing

expe thie

retait revics
and rest confident

on gcuardianshiy

nity

Paris

be
The Government
ing the
army

quietly f the wat

is Simply await

The

and

decision of Kt

issia
troop trains are ready,

representatives of the
on duty

it
Austria
pies sorte
be her
further

have

army are

at all telegraph posts
that
and
rvian territy
not to pr
but to hold what

taken Re

believed

is

here when

has captured occu
it will
oceed any

they

wives a

Re ry

polices
unti rvia
that
wishes
Food Prices Going Up
July 29 Ar
price of

ent guarantes

Austria's

compet she

wi
}

observe

Vienna
the
caused great
among the pe

Vegetables u
rebled in price

hiet

abnormal
ise it provisions
has indignatior
ple
many cases have
Phe feeling rat
that stall keepers in the
bpdbed as

marke “ wer? tive
lted The autho

and
ilies deciare
rat thie iden increase | prices
a unwarranted and a
has nited

the

minittee been “ap;

wnin_e

eal witli provi
Austrians Called From Canada
Winnipeg, July 29 A partial
b ition im with
the Austrio-Servian war has been
' to apply The
onsul states that there
150.000 Aus
Canada, and
will be notified
letter that their
the front

connection

to Canada
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SERVIA’S REPLY
| TO ULTIMATUM

Conditions Laid

dividually

Practically All

Down by Austria Accepted

London, July 29 Servia's re-
ply to the Austrian ultimatum is

mmarized as follows:

First Servia agrees to the}
publication in its official journal

the page, of the formal
declaration ibmitted by the Aus
trial Government, condemning
the subst ss propaganda and
deploring fatal consequences,
regretting the participation of
Servian office in this propagan-
da, repudiating any further inter
ference will \ustro-Hungarian

interests and warning all Servians
Ithat rigor

ous proceedings will be
itaken in the future against any
persons guilty such machina.

Lions.

Second——Servia agrees to com

munteate this decision to the
army in the form of an order cf
the day

Third—ltt

sacielies

to dissulve
may be
of conducting

Austria,

promises
those which
considered capable

against

intrigues

Fourth—Revision of the laws
governing the press
|} Pifth Dismissal from the

larmy and navy of officers and the
| removal of civil officials
iwhose participation in an anti-
Austrian propaganda may be

proved, ‘The Servian Government
however, protests against Aus-
j trian officials taking part in the
enquiry,

| sixth — Th: Servian Govern.
iment asks for an explanation as
to just what pa the Austrian
offieials are to be called upen to
take in the enquiry into the
jSarayevoe plot and tt is announce.
ed that Servia only admit
such participatio is would be in

rnational law
and good neighb relations
Beventh I in up,
aceepts all the conditions and de.
lmands of Austria and makes re-

aceordance with in

Servia

of the|

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1914

 

AN NATIONS ARE PREPARING FOR WAR

 

 

 

PRICE FIVE CENTS

AUSTRIA FORMALLY DECLARES
WAR AGAINST THE SERVIANS

AUSTRIAN ARMY CORPS ALREADY MOVING TOWARDS SERVIA
—DEMAND SATISFACTION FOR ASSASSINATION OF
ARCHDUKE AND HIS WIFE

 

(Special to The

29

Daily News the Austrian border state that the
transport of the Eighth and Ninth
Austrian army corps from Bo-
hemia towarde the Servian fron-

tier has begun.
Can Field Two Million Men
Vienna, July 29.—Austria has

390,000 soldiers upon whom to
eall to safeguard what her states-
men believe to be her own inter-

Vienna, July has
|formally declared war upon Ser-
The text of this declaration

| states:

Austria

| via
“The government of Ser-|
via not having replied in a satin. |
factory manner to the note remit-

ted by the Austro-llungarian
minister at Belgrade on July 23,

the Imperial Royal Government |egts.

finds itself compelled to proceed These Gaures have to do with
in @ manner to safeguard itS| in, peace footing of the Austro-
rights and its interests and to

Hungarian army. In time of war

have recourse for this purpose to the Emperor-King can call 2.000,-

avme. eae ek ate aoe 000 men of all arms into the
ers itse}f therefore at this MO-|noig and this estimate takes no
ment in a state of war against

account of the Landwehr and
Landsturm, corresponding to the
British territorial force.

This reserve foree includes all

Servia.’
The Ultimatum
The Austro-Hungarian ultima-

 

 

 

Church Has Arrived in City | tum to Servia was couched in | .)i¢_podied men between the
au tone of almost unprecedented se- ages of 18 and 24 and between
he H. K. Grant, the pastor | very and fastened on the Ser-|\the ages of 32 and 42, the male
;ele the Presbyterian Church vin goverament and: people re- | population generally between the
Saevived in the oliy toctey. ale al sponsibility for the assassination ages of 24 and 32 being required
laccompanied by Mrs, Grant, their | of Archduke yransis Ferdinand |;,, give military service, two
lthree chidren and Miss Stewart, and his wife at Sarayevo. It de-|.a>s in infantry, three in cavalry
la siste { Mrs. Grant, who makes ae satisfaction within forty- and artillery and four in the
eign 10urs. . ; i
her home with them navy, besides service in the re-
Mr. Grant will be formally in- MADAM CAILLAUX Moving of Troops serves, bringing the total number
ducted int lie local charge lo- Whe Was Yesterday Acquitted on the Charge of Murdering the Berlin, July 29.—Reports fromjof years generally up to twelve.
ght by the Rev. Mr. Woodside, Editor of Figaro _ —_— — —
if Fairview Vancouve! The} ’ 7 5 noe or:
leeremony wilt take-place m th ; CANADA’S BALANCE G. H. COLLINS MAY TAKE

after
formal reception

Rev. J. Knox Wright wil
j the induction sermon,
| Lhe
vacant
Kert
takes
ie
jterians are
| the

which there will be an in

has been
the departure of Mr

Mr. Grant
very happy
the Presby-

in securing
a man

congregation
since
in
charge

February
under

reumstances
fortunate

and

services of so strong

‘SHOT EDITOR FIGARO
NOT GUILTY MURDER

Jury Acquitted Wife of French
ole Cabinet Minister ... ..

 

Dally News
The
Caillaux

Juty
the

Paris, 29

| (Special two The
| jury

jhearing murder
verdict of
Caillaux
premier of |
on March 16
Calmetto, editor of Figaro

returned a
Mme
ex

jcharge has

guilty
wilt

not
the
France

against
of
who killed

an

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|SULGRAVE MANOR IS
GIVEN TO AMERICANS

Home of George Washington's
Ancestors Presented in Honor

of Peace
Sulgrave England, July 27

The first formal ceremony = in
honor of the 100 years of peace
between — the English-speaking
races occurred here yesterday
when Sulgrave Manor, the home
of the family of George Washing- |
ton, the first president of the}
United States, purchased for
$42,500, subscribed in Great Bri
tain, was handed over to mem

bers of the centenary committee

as a gift to the American people

You should = hear Rey Mr
Woodsides’ lecture on “The Land |
of Seott and Burns,” at the Pres
byterian Chureh Hall, Thursday}
evening It is a splendid travel
lecture one of the best

by |
turers British Golumbia
|
|

lee-

servations only regarding the|
participation of Austrian officials |
in the enquiry. It does not give
its formal refusal to this point,
but confines itself to asking ex-
planations,

Finally——If the
finds
Servia

Austrian
ernment its reply inade
quate appeals to The
Hague tribunal and to the powers
Which signed the declaration of
1900 relative to Bosnia and Her.
zegovina,

Gov.

 

EARNINGS
Month of June, 1914

 

Presbyterian Hall Fourth \\chl® ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT STATEMENT OF COSTS AND

OF TRADE TURNING

Dominion ts Exporting More Pro-
duce and Importing

OVER STEWART MINE

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Material Total To Look into Well Known
Ge ation . .Meiiaees os £1.356.30 $2,074.30 Less : Property
= anew tak, 374 Bi prs aes Ottawa, July 29.—During the} Geo. H. Collins, who has been
d & Interest 556.93 twelve months ended April 30,|manager of the Canadian Fish &
Fa aR Canada’s exports to the United| Cold Storage Company since it
oil a ‘ States totalled $200,836,674, as|was tirst organized and who is
ea ae wnAet Se against $168,605,800 for the cor-|still connected with that com-
Licht & Power Aleeunt. @9.875.15 responding period in 1943. |pany, arrived in the city to-day,
o, Charaae. 98.94 Imports from the United States;en route to Stewart. It is said
83.974.05 on the other hand, totalled $402,-| Mr. Collins is going back into the
Riates eee 635.70 985,425, as against $422,213,343.| mining business and is going up
Net Ea os hee. —  $3.338.35 A great factor undoubtedly in|to look over a well known Stew-
Met Deficite Voie... oc ere, $643.24 the increase in exports is found|art property with the purpose of
aes Shes "tin eattle. Canada exported in the|re-organizing and doing some ac-
ee @ 330.20 twelve months $7,180,358 worth|tive work on the mine.
Metenint! 5. ee 929 45 to the United States, as against Mr. Collins is an old-timer in
Patel ee 1.269.65 $2,232,512 to all countries inithe mining game, having been
wo 1913. manager of the Dominion Cop-
. = Canada's total trade with all|per Company. He understands
TELEHONE DEPARTMENT STATEMENT OF COSTS AND OF (coutrics for the twelve months| mining and everyone will be glad
EARNINGS ending Apir! 30 last was $41.096,-|to learn that he may go into the
883,67 as against $41,079,934,-|Stewart fleld, as that would be re-
Month of June, 1994 O18 f 1913, or an increase of|newed activity in the almost de-
Labout Material Total about $17,000,000, Imports to-jserted camp.
Maintena S 164.00 s 8.36 8 169.36 talled $621,822,564, as against eS
i 671.55 27.45 698.70 $678,587,617, or a deerease of Wedding Bellis
Sinking | « Interest 284.50 fifty-six million dollars. Exports —_——-
loshieeion totalled $475,061,114- as against) 4 pretty little wedding was
Pota Rumsnnee {3.014804 . «eee $1,152.60 $401,946,401, op an merease Of| performed last night by Pather
Cay £7 4,000,000. Bunoz when Mr. Herbert Harlow
Labou -»+8 78.70 enn NNT TENTS and Miss Rose Campbell were
Materia 141.88 CALLIES DEFEAT THE imarried. Miss A. Morrissey was
rota ; $190.58 SONS OF ENGLAND ).ijosmaid, and Mr. John Kelly
rota ns for June,. $2,059.55 jbest man. Both of the young
Ss A os rine tthe: 0:0 0 © bbo0 ae $906.95 In one of the best games yet ;people are well known locally and
played in the Prince Rupert foot-| will make their home here, They
ball league the Callies defeated /left last night for a trip to Seattle.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL | — = — the Sons of England by 5 goals | a
ainewen A special meeting will be held|® 3- In the first half the Cal-| Carpenters’ Union
American ; f lies had considerably more of the} aa
on Thureday, July BOth in the play and at half time the score | A smoker will be held in the
Ros Cleveland, 4 Carpenter's Union Hall, All mem- ocean 8 to 0 in’ favor of the|Carpenters’ Union Hall on Wed-
New Yo Chieago, 6. bers are requested to be present cute Mamenithe t at. are |nesday, July 29th, inst., at 8:30
cee — . a. Tact vw. 8 are _ ja team that is never beaten till | P-™. All carpenters are cordial-
ees ee ve Secretary. | ine whistle blows for time, and|!¥ imvited to attend, Regular
National ——— - they at once proceeded to make |™meeting will be called at 7:30
ie aati eas aati La Camille is the best front-|\4) the ground they had lost, and | Sharp. Frank Salter, Beoretary.
were postponed on account of the laced American corset manufac-|were successful in notching ‘| 472.74
rain tured We carry a full line of} points. In the meantime the Cal- - — —
Coast ithem and our experienced cor-|\ies, however, also got busy and| Launch Ranger. Ph. Blue 400.
gam Meanciecn Mites Annelies 11 20ttrte. always ready to fit you.j;adding two more goals, the a
Venice, 0; Sacramento, 3 | Demers’, 169-475/sult was as given above, The
Portland. 4: OaMfand, 6 | nnn Tame was particularly noticeable |
Sen 2: Sn” & (++ ee ee AH HH HH! fOr the clean manner in whieh | SNAP
4 ' ; \* *iboth teams conducted the con
Northwestern \* ILLUSTRATED LECTURE * (os rhe Callies team showed
Spokane 5; Vietoria, 6 | - */improved form, while the Sons LOT 19. BLOCK 14, SEC, 1,
Ballard, 0; Tacoma, 4 i* Rev. J. W. Woodside, M.A., #}of England had one or two new $16,000
Beattl Vancouver, 3 |* will lecture on “The Land of #}/men on their team last night and
~ “yoke ell |# Scott and Burns,” Thursday #|demonstrated that with a little TERMS, $8,000 CASH
Notice — Dry Dock Employees (* evening, July 30th, at the *}more pra t cother, have one BALANCE AT END OF TWO
iil }* Presbyterian Church Hall, #}of the st { teams tn the! YEARS; INTEREST
House and furniture, Ambrose |* Fourth Avenue, Bast. Musi. #}league. M \. Llolmberg made an} 8 PER CENT
Avenue, for sale, 8150 cash, bal-|* ca! program in addition #lefficient
ance $25 monthly; harbor view.|* lickets, 50e, . -
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