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— ’ PRINCK RUPERT, , WED NESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1914. —
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REE GERNIAN RU SERS SUNK IN SOUTH PACIFIC

 

ITISH BOMBARDING BELGIAN COAST HELD BY GERMANS---ALBERTA’S PREMIER VISITS R RUPERT

W ATTACK ON THE ALLIES
FORCE GERMANS TO RETIRE

1s WARSHIPS AGAIN BOMBARD THE BELGIAN const
IN CONJUNCTION WITH LAND OPERATIONS-
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS WITHDRAW

 

(Special The Dally Newe) i ed Pas
\ dispatch. y, rh
vs anothe ae tf Allie
the Belgias Allies Gaining
ships betwee Pat D
t' began at 3 7), ‘
im CONJUNC- the sea i yest 4
perations posit . j
Allies Advancing. the past two days
The German ened | j Ais y int
irters was re-(‘lery exchangs i flahtis
ois when thei/sulted in considerab gail !
gan falling onthe Allie Severa Germa
: British reecap-/trenches were occupied
ERT OVERSEAS ene 2
diy and that the Canadian Pacif
NTINGENT MAY SOON Railway had bee a h zed
LEAVE FOR FRONT * ke arrangements f th
" i fant and
ivalr by
PG " ’ ,
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Camp Vietor '
fe " ' j * of
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a the ith has
of the 1
— itfitted ; ah is vet
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f the
entful |
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from sq |
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y drill ar
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st month: wit!
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drill th
it past week has
morning. Us
hanks t ny ved weather «
ite command of
tted a fa ire?
Hall and his
t-d di i
eee Vill I ite narehe
pany, sigrallers :
section and the
! boys ha pt
ry
: il
wes as a complete
| { the af a
\ irds, with our offi :
! pa Vv ef | n
I. faced the ordea
hit 110 men and officers and tl
hotograbher and :
' pa eck saw the return of Gay
s in the north wil
i¢ W. Perk to take over the com
before them the |
f the company
‘ who are to be ;
: : ) of the pleasing features ¢
of Canada’s Sex
i veek has been the distribut
ontingent.
gent t} splendid assortment of
ne big subject
: oves, wristlets, helmet
he. 30th leave for
lown by tl Daueht
} itinued on Page 4
ide jlast night at

to the non
that wa

ture

olicers

:

‘JAPANESE NAVY
STILL IN THE FIGHT

tremendous cheer

d that events were |

 

(Special to The Dally News)
OCC e Soe eer, ' fp , \ Ad ral
SURE AND DO YOUR 3. Sa eal Minis
r . | 7 '
ac te Ma t !
mas Sh |
re een ee
EARLY itl vh j wal hu i
| ; lana na d wil
iit until the last 3) ; ,
will be unable jst cont ‘ I the mea I
little special he fleet w i work in conjunm
| ane looking for. i with the British fleet and
is full of the I sex « German shiy in the South
you require. American wate

Gut Giass, Silver, Jew-
2 Leather Goods, Toilet
les, Etc., are the best to

acywhere and the
inoderate,

V. Wark & Son

'hird Avenue

ry

EX-MAYOR VANCOUVER,

 

 

 

1. T (Special to The Daily News )
. T. P. Wateh Inspector iitmmen: Das Sek. Fi Oe
— den ex-M l \ and I mer
rit tteCeececCCCeneeenneoeet mayor ¢ f Vaneouve « dead
’ .
Jon t Argue! Rockers and Easy Chairs. Big
| tions at George D,
0 to ( | ’ | Menne reductio ie.
AME § Segar Store | Tite's. 282
' $0¢ PURCHASE YOU Childs fi sigag
\ COUPON a
$280 oo ifort
a Cycle Pirst prise 44 ' ' . if

Vietr
rola Beoond Prize

Ver
Away Free on New Years Day
ae |
PIPES TO FIT ANY FACE jsigne of Carpet ae
Meteesenne ii |prices at Geo. D. Tite's

Just arrived, handsome new de-
Special
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§. HAZELTON MURDER

C. F. GARDEN, IS DEAD

 

 

 

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Letina |

 

 

PREMIER SIFTON OF ALBERTA
ON A VISIT TO PRINCE RUPERT

|IN COMPANY WITH DISTINGUISHED PARTY OF BUSINESSMEN
HE SEES RUPERT FOR FIRST TIME—BELIEVES IT
HAS GREAT FUTURE.

 

Hon. Arthur L. would benefit greatly from

Alberta,

Sifton, Premier , pert

of was a visitor in the

the development of that country.
The road from Edmonton to the
Peace River, of which Mr. J. D.
MeArthur
buill for 250 miles and would
soon be corapleted.

Mr. Sifton doesn’t think that
the P. G. E. will hurt this town.
This being the main line and hav-
ing the big shops and drydock
will maturally make it the head-
quarters for the G. T. P.

Premier Sifton is a brother of

city, coming in on last evening's
train and returning this morning.
He traveled in the private car of
Mr. J. D. MeArthur,
nent railway contractor, who was

Others

was president, was

the promi-

also along.

included in

the party were: Mr. Balfour, su-
perintendent of the Union Bank;
Mr. 8S. B. Woods,

Mr. Charles

of Edmonton;
Na-
Transcontinental Commis-
Mr.

 

Young, of the

tional

and

 

AWAITING THE THRILLING ORDER TO CHARGE.—! rence! i:

vaiting the order

ifantry crouched behind

» chare have their

out of the

on the German trenches. They

npany s of the me

hown in this pieture only six 1 came assault

mowed down by German machine

guns >.

THREE GERMAN

re

VANCOUVER HOCKEY

 

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Stockholm, Dec, 9,-—The Swed-

 

 

 

 

 

underbrush
baynets fixed.

alive.

FIRST DEATH SENTENCE

co : nn ris was called this morning, } a
SWEDES INDIGNANT Patn for the asked |

defence,

until this morning and he wish-|!

sion, Fisher, a promi-

the Hon. Clifford Sifton, former-
ly Minister of the Interior in ms
Laurier government.

AUSTRIA TO PAY FOR
ITALY’S NEUTRALITY
THROUGHOUT WAR

nent lawyer

Mr. Sifton was interviewed by
a representative of The News and
proved to be exceptionally conge-
\ial and interesting. This was his
T. P. and he
referred to the exeellent roadbed
ind quality of service.

of Winnipeg.

Of the
The

 

first trip over the G.

The seen-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7 ery, too, while perhaps not so
CRIME RECONSTRUCTED CRUISERS SUNK GIVEN IN PRINCE RUPERT |«". © perhap (Special to The Daily News.)
IN SOUTH PACIFIC as call lofty as that on the C. Pi RK. al Rome, Dec. 9—Prince Von Bue-
On ti eassembling f the ‘ At elock yesterday after -\! owed a bigger scope of vision.|jow, the new German ambassador
; id nev ith the cabe-of Ret iT mountains were farther |i, Italy, is authorized to nego-
: iv, M Fr. S. Peters Ca nee ‘ ; . liet Ta apart, showing a much more val- tiate a transfer of the province of
i ivy brought mn a verdict o
al oan London, Dec. 9.—Official.)— M ug" , | uable country. He was quite sat-| Trent to Italy in exchange for the
he defen felt It is officially announced that the y against the Indian, John) i.ieq that the route would be-| maintenance of her neutrality. He
4 The evidence as rely ‘ :
satisited that the Grown had made|German eruisers Schornhorst, |! . ri a a “|eome a popular one for tourists./asserted that Austria, on Ger-
‘ stantis evidently no} ; : erie 2 S
{t ne cas Mr. Fisher then ad-|@Qneisenau and Leipzig have been oo" oa rm ‘ th | When asked if he thought many’s invitation, will proclaim
easonabile doubt remained in ely se 7 . .
iressed the ry. He did not think | gunk in the South Pacific. P + tee aie Ab. ! rinee Rupe rt would bear the/ihe independence of Trent, where
s case so weak as suggested by : = if : dates a jsame relation to Edmonton that|ihe majority of the population is
. vert Taylon met his death 11!) Vancouver did to Calgary, he re-|n- i oo
for the defence After SERIOUS ACCIDENT nn wks. masala) ancouver did t¢ ' gary, he re-|italian, and after this is done It-
care consideration of the faets er : : : aad |plied: “In a sense it will, but the/ajy may occupy Trent. Austria
RE e rapidly than was expected./' ome from Edmonton to Prince -
he had reconstructed the crime it | , jtramc trom amo will make a protest for the sake
: i a FROM THE CA ll After one hoetir’s discussion they Rupert will be much greater than] of appearances but Germany
Pher was 1 evidence that HANDLING OF DYNAM Ej pr ught in ea. unanimous verdict. }inat of ‘algary to Vancouver. YOU|will recognize the annexation of
' ; . aba is Lords ‘ough the in- a :
ade it morally certa that the mnaeiiahies H Lords hip, ts a + 7 | , the best part of the Prairies |the provinee to Italy. Besides
Y . rpreter , 2, Collison, ask-| bas
two men were at Hazelton station ~_— 2 : . : y N oe ae eee . : A 1 Rreseebagadndeapic Meese < this Trieste will be proclaimed
i RR : Pa., Dec. { weeled if the. prisoner had anyt NINE | in the last few years had inereas-| free. éithaweh eaten denen
- ae — men were killed and five injured|;, gay, Me replied nothing ex- : a : ’
red Paylor had taken a day i i ' " he in population very much faster | protection. :
shan bic tele trea aennn. 8 vere | teept that’ he-was innocent than Calgary. Then the Peace
ae RN They were in the gage & | His Lordship, addressing the) p ive, country belonged to the G. Ladies’ felt boots, leather top,
ra) low passed Johnny May mite und one dropped a sti k ; an’
Saal ae oe h indta ee aad ) Prisoner, Sas; iT. P. Edmonton and Prince Ru-}felt lined and soled. - Regular
ind they spent the rest of of dynamite, which blew the . You have had a fair trial and| o “\|price $2.50. Now $4.75. Sizes
gether After — it of the cage, dropping the |), ayo heen very ably defended at eR eH RRR HR HH HH KB from 4 to7. Sale at Jabour Bros.
: evening togethe , men into the dump [ have no other course but to pro_|* * abiokt
: g the station and approach ea GERMANS ROUTED AT * .
ince sentence as e ay e
ge th Sealey Gulch bridge |* CRACOW BY RUSSIANS *
, The sentence is that you
wh he should have been on » CHOLERA IS RAGING a ae sg a smnnn: iett at | * {
» take oO & cor! 0 Ja ‘
ty, Tay} naked the Saaiae on IN ALIEN COUNTRIES ° |New Westminster and detained |* Renton, a. Ooi . eastern
tle, intending to treat his ——-- * mtil the Sth day of March|* ussion War Oflice an- &|} people to come and see our
ithere ut i ay of Me , |
partner, who was doing overtime (Special to The Daily News.) |next and then be taken to the|*® mownees that the Germans *)§ immense stock of Second
rhe Indian refused to part with | Rotterdam, Dec. 9 rhe Berlin} aia: il \eeetalieans (vehi ies were put to rout in the re- *| Hand Furniture. We must
the whiskey, a drunken quarrel | Roard of Health reports thirty anes aa a allel eked | ad i* gion of Cracow. Their *) dispose of it at once. Prices
ensued and culminated in a brutal] siy eases of cholera in Germs any m hed an ed eee aaa * right wing was turned and * to suit everybody. Corner of
n tha ron e ere or ‘
lt Phe drunken Indian im-| ty Austria, during November, ¢ | i* they are still being pur. * Third Avenue and Seventh
| sou
mediately started = h mewards, | pecially in Galicia, cholera is ° * sued. Their losses were *;3 Street. Furniture Stores.
taking the broken bottle with him, spreading very rapidly Ninety | enormous. *| Phones No. 86 and 465.
ding doubtiess to conceal al deaths oceufred in Vienna alone THEFT CASE POSTPONED— xR RRR KEE HERE AHH EH ; 3
traces of the crime before day-|qyring the first week in Novem DELAY FOR NEW EVIDENCE | iain
ght. Ue took off his blood stain~| per, ——-
j Continued on Page Four When the case of Rex. vs. Har

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CANADIAN WAR PICTURES

 

 

 

Portland. Dee, 9.-—The Vancou-
: ish press is indignant about the/}ed to work up his case today.
ver hockey club defeated Port- :
: jplanting of mines along .the Fin His request was granted, and
land by 6 to 3 in the first game)
; nish coast, which have destroyed|His Lordship instrueted the reg-
of the season The game was :
ie three large Swedish steamers and|istrar to arrange for civil cases, |
played ners 4 caused the loss of over forty today, if possible. - =
RMAN CONSUL men. The Germans are blamed. It is expected that Burrowes vs. queen
FORMER GE | Navigation ‘yas been, suspended|Harrison will be taken up this “CANADA’S CONTRIBUTION
GUILTY OF TREASON oo: sweepins i completed. J afternoon,
(8pecial to The Galty Sewn.) Girls’ bodts, sizes from 414 to 2, For any kind of repairs in or} T0 THE BRITISH EMPIRE”
Londen, Dee, 9 Nicholas Ah. X
' dias : felt tops, leather soles; regularjaround your place, see Frita.| wa
ers 18 ormer rer B
pane, on ; — ed price $1.85, reduced to $4.25. Ja-| Phone 583, 286 IN FIVE FULL REELS SHOWING THE VARIOUS MOBIL-
ee wre bour Bros,’ Bale, 2Rite, ddapacsekl is, IZATION CAMPS AT VICTORIA, VANCOUVER,
~ aa ad i ae > o—p—eeeniiialiiaidl Overshoes for girls and boys;} CALGARY, WINNIPEG, QUEBEC AND
as sé enee ‘ eath,
3 wee ee Leather cushions with Indian/sizes from tt to 2 Negular VALCARTIER.
Open for business evening.-|heads, Special Xmas prices at) prices $2.00, Reduced to $4.35, ADMISSION - le = 10, 15 AND 25 CENTS
Mchae Bros, 279.88 |Geo. D, Tite's. 282tfiJabour Bros.’s sale. 284tf,

 

 

  
 
   
   

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