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PRINCE RUPERT,_B, C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1915.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

PORTED TURKISH ARMY IS MARCHING ON EGYPT

TISH TROOPS GUARDING

MANS GET SEVERAL DEFEATS—

FAIL TO BRIDGE RIVER MEUSE |

| AEROPLANE srouanT DOWN IN BELGIAN LINES—

N INFANTRY

ATTACKS GERMANS LOSE SEVERAL

BATTALIONS.

ectal to The Daily News.)
la The Official re-

hat a German aero

brought down within
i ines

amount-
half

of

mans lost what

battalion and a

the fighting east
nday

La
Guinchy

that
and

onfirmed near

Givenehy

ins yesterday suffered a)

On the La Bassee

the

CR

ine road bodies of

officers
The
consequently

at

SIX and 400) met

the

werr

losses of (ret

found

mans must repre

sent least two full battalions
From Lens to Soissons there is
artillery fighting

Four violent German attacks in
the of Perthes were
pulsed, and one at St. Hubert,
the repulsed with
the bayonet

The
German
the

region re
in
Argonne, w

as
French destroyed the new
footbridges thrown over

Meuse at St. Mihiel

 

H LOSSES
IN NAVAL FIGHT

The
the
Sea were

Jan wt.

ialties marine
rth

irteen

in

‘
‘

one
killed, |

and twenty-six

men
battle cruiser

edo boat Meteor
unaged This
done to the British

The

IAT BERLIN SAYS

pecial to The Dally News.)
hat The
eport that

omMeial
the

says
uccesstfully
lost at

ture a position

outhwest of La Bassee. |

mities on the COraonne
vere entirely suceessful

enceh have been driven
their position on the}
west of La Creuteferme
of Hurtebiz and foreed

the southern slope of the
ountry Several points

and 1,400 metres were

y the Saxons and 865

| Frenchmen were taken
and eight machine guns

plured A supply depot
rs and miners and much
ial was taken,

vast of St. Mihiel the
captured a Freneh point
rt All French counter

have failed.

eastern theatre Russian
were of

Russian losses

made northeast

el The
places were heavy.
ation in Poland is un-

-1CS MAY EAT
MEAT ON FRIDAYS

 

Jan 26,—Cardinal
vranted a dispensa-

Roman

the

Catholics in
| by whieh they may eat
Fridays and fast days.

toral letter he says that
P is heeessary beeause of
| prices of fish,

Firat Baked
21.3

40s Canada

ree

Ask your grocer,

O. E.

| ANNIVERSARY
MASQUERADE BALL

 

 

MoINTYRE HALL
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 114
OF OPPO COODOORODS OOOOOOOODS

total |

attempted |!

'H. THAW TO BE TRIED
ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE

(Special to The Dally News)

New York, Harry K.
| Thi aw nine not guilty today to
of The
itrial is set for February 23. The

no bail

aie

ja charge conspiracy.

prisoner is in the Tombs,
jbeing applied for.

‘WILSON WILL VETO
IMMIGRATION BILL

(Special to The Dally News.)

| Washington

PD. C., Jan. 27
ili is authoritatively stated that
President Wilson will veto the

mmigration bill on account of its

| literacy test

 

| Prince

Amongst those arriving on the

George this morning were

Clayton, Mr. Cleland, Miss Davis

G. E. Townsend, Mr. Willochs,
Mrs. Silverthorne, Mr. Seale and
wife, Mrs. Kern, Mr. MeCorkell,
Mr. Wasson, Mr. Affleck and wife,
Miss Oye, Mr. Pillsbury, J. Hor
mens, Mr. MeGoftin, BE. Pare, Mr
Kendall, Mr. Hinman and wife,
Mr. Moran, Mrs. Goyle, Mrs. Hen
ning, Mr. Hal Peck and wife and
Mr. Creston.

CLASS FORMED IN
HOME NURSING

The second class for ladies in
the St. John Ambulance course,
viz. “Home Nursing,’ has been

formed and will meet for lectures
in the City Hall on
ning of each week at 8 p.m
All to
Those who did not attend the lec-
tures in First Aid take
the Home Nursing lectures
examinations and later on take up

Thursday eve-
sharp
attend

ladies are invited

may up

and

the First Aid work.
MRS. G. A, WOODLAND
22-3-4 Sec. Ladies’ Class

THE THE WEATHER.

By F. W. Dowling, Observer.

 

5 a. m., January 27, 1944
Barometer ...... . 20,087
Max, temp. .~...-- 41.0
Min. temp. .......++++++ +320

Good Cashmere Hose reduced

to Demers

 

25e¢ and 400e

the following Mr. Mathews, J.|
Romas and wife, Mr. Wright, Mr
Collison and wife, Mr. Lempitt
wife and family, B. Collison, Mr
toss, Mrs. Guelphs, Dr. W. B

 
   

SUEZ CANAL ARE READY—~GERMANS LOSE TWO

 

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@YOME 27 THEIR SHEERSKIN
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* WHEAT AGAIN SOARS. *

* *

7 Chicago, Jan. 27.—The *

* high record for the war * oon:

* price of wheat was broken * r a ~ BRITISH SQUAD

* today, when July wheat * - in” AMBUSH ¢
* went to 132 3-4 and May *| SOME PICTURES OF THE SRITISH SOLDIERS IN ACTION IN
* wheat to {47 5-8, three. * FRANCE AND BELGIUM.

* quarters of a cent higher *

* than the previous record *

:.ricecvstsies+e2)BI6 TURKISH ARMY MARCHING

‘STEAMER IN FLAMES
ARRIVES AT ST. KITTS

(Special to The Daily News.)
Res ee

TO ATTACK BRITISH IN EGYPT

‘THREE ARMY CORPS UNDER DER TURKISH COMMANDER ARE NOW
UNDERWAY—TROOPS AND WARSHIPS WILL
OPPOSE THEM.

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97
aée

inidad Jan

iThe British steamer Maraval has tee
| ,
jarrived at St. Kitts with her for- (Special to The Daily News.) leana! Important reconnois-
pwecd hold ahve, cae seeny ae. Athens, Greece, Jan, 27.—It is |sances are being made.
gineer was killed fighting the pepjorted that three Turkish army poss 6
| es ; ‘ mn are
| Gam ; corps of about 120,000 men are Before reaching Egypt
marching on Egypt under the Pucks wit have to pét- pebenenies
| VIENNA REPORTS. . alia
command of Djemal Pasha. y
aiid 2 of the Suez Canal, and the battle-
News. leet Will Appear. ;

(Gneciel to The Batty ) °P . ships of the Allies will make that
Vienna, Jan, 27. The oficial Cairo, Egypt, Jan, 27 Great

|] e Oss : The
jreport tells of the suecesses i itary activity prevails at the well nigh impossible. Phe only

the passes leading into northeast- Suez Canal. Troops and warships other alternative is to dry up the

 

ern and northwestern Hungary re being assembled, and civilians |Red Sea like
In the valleys of Ung, Latorezajare leaving the vicinity of the |lites.

and Nagyszamos the Russians

were foreed to evacuate impor-

vo nus‘ WIRE OF GREEK CONSUL
utes counter stacks W68| SENTENCED THREE YEARS

(Special to The Daliy News)
Belgium

WAR HALF MILLION MEN

(Special to The Daily News)
Australia, Jan.

heavy losses

BRITAIN WANTS. ENGINEERS.

Liege, Jan, 27 The Sydney, 27

27 27.—
Qualified Men for Waval Service Wile of the Greek consul, M. Cal-'The Australian government has
Advertised For. iwaert, charged with aiding the announced a plan for the forma-

iui ai | Belgians to escape, has been sen—'tion of a-rifle reserve of half a

imprison-!million men,

Ottawa, Jan. 26.—The British/teneed to three years which may be used
Admiralty has notified the Cana-j|ment. in EKurope if the war is pro-
dian Marine and Naval Depart- |long ed.

ments that there are openings in COL. WILLIAMS R CALLING OLD MEN

the British naval service MAY RECOVE

considerable number of oa

}
marine engineers, They are need-)| oe TO GERMAN COLORS
ed as artificers and for other| Ottawa, Jan. 27.—Considerable

relief was felt at the Militia De-| Province in Which h Bertin Is Situ-

branches of the service

ated Is Reported to Be
in Extremity.

partment on the receipt of a cable |
from Salisbury Plains which stat-/

REDUCTION IN COAL.

— ed that after a consultation of,

Beginning Monday, January 25,|doctors it had been decided that Amsterdam, Jan, 27.-——-A tele-
the price of New Wellington Coal | Col Victor Williams is not suf-|g@ram received here from Berlin
will be as follows: ifering from ecerebro-spinal men-jsets forth that in the provinee of

No. 1 House Lump Coal, per ingitis and that there is a good! Brandenburg in which Berlin is

Om +. cmaminedeee $10.00 prospect of his recovery, It is|loeated there have been ealled up

Washed Nut, per ton. . . $8.50 hoped here that Colonel Wil-| for medical examination the 50-

Pull weight and ookanalh de!iv- liam's recovery will be rapid and} year-old men of the Landsturm

 

ery guaranteed.—Rogers & Albert, | that he will in time take the com-|of the 1886, 1887 and 1888
tf.;mand of the Canadian Mounted | classes.
om _ Brigade, for which he is slated. | —- SanaaaEEREEEERREIID
Bargains in furs, coats, sweat- | EAP EX-SENATOR DEAD.
ers——woing at half priee. Jabour WANTED. : sina
nae 22.3 | eimai’ a (Special to The Dally News.)
etna | Piano at reasonable priee. | Kingston, Ont,, Jan, 27.— tien.

P-
A few copies of the Pioneer ae. Dr.

\ply P, O, Box 895, Michael! Sullivan, Conserva-
Booklet remain unsold. To close | oe : et ae tive ex-senator, died here taday
them out quickly the publishers | Our Seventh Annual Clearanee!at the age of 76.

have reduced the price. Get one Sale will give you an opportunity
at Orme’s (either store) for 7T5c

while they last. et

|
io buy goods at your own price

Bros.

sale will be in full
3

Jabour Bros
eo

Jabour 22-3) swing tomorrow 22

 

   
   

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Capetown,

manding the
German

examining.

 

WAS

The

night is said

fact,

lost cause.

 

{hinted that in

tamest ever seen in this city.

 

 

(Special to The Daily News.)

South Africa, Jan.
27.—Colonel Seydebreck, ¢om- GERMAN TORPEDOED TORPEDOED
German
Southwest
killed by the accidental explosion
of a hand grenade which he was

in
Africa, was

forces

CONSERVATIVE |

A HUGE FROST

Conservative ‘smoker last

the
In

to have been

it was the dying wail of a
H.

8. Clements even

case of his defeat

|
there he had been offered a seat

Saskatchewan,

so he realizes

‘the end is near.
It is said that he told his andi-

this
that

'touring

seeing

right.
ever
triets he did
boats, and it

The
| have

th
done for

only

| se cure the gov

Portland,

were

000 feet will
month,
ruary
March.
overe sixteen

the
frequent

pleted.

depot today a

were popular.
glad hand,

 

everything was
As aamatter of fact, when-
he visited the outlying dis-

Ore.,

eign engagements for
27,000,000 feet of Oregon fir,
leave the Columbia river between
now and July 4 next.

Of the lumber engaged 4,000,-

United Kingdom,
to begin at enee and continue at
intervals until

 

out with H, 8, Clements.
only difference today was that it
appeared to be the people who

the | ence that he has spent $7,000 in

and
all

constituency,

it

1s

government
if he

in
doubtful

the ancient Israel_| even paid for his meals.

ing he claimed to
the district was to
ernment telegraph

AUSTRALIA MAY SEND T0 tines for Graham Island.

SUBSTANTIAL ‘REVIVAL
IN LUMBER IS NOTED

Foreign Engagements for More
Than 27,000,000 Feet Made
in Oregon.

~
27

Jan. -—The

first substantial! signs of a revival
in the Northwest hamber industry
noted here yesterday, when
announcements were made of for-

more than
to

go to China this

four million feet in Feb-
and tthree million

feet in

Contracts have been closed for

million ‘feet to go

shipments

com.

 

W. 8. Fisher left by the G. T. P.
today on a visit to Terrace,

The popular member stuff was
laid on thick around the G,

T..?.
s the train pulled
The

Everybody got the

mn

BATTLESHIPS

RUSSIANS REPULSED
ALL GERMAN ATTACKS

(Special to The Daily News)
Petrograd, Jan. 27 The

 

wi.

offi.

cial report says that in the region

of Pillhallan the Russians took

j
the offensive and drove the enemy
; back to Malvisohken,

on the Las-
denen line.

On the left side of the Vistula
the Germans attempted an offen-
sive but were driven back with se-
vere losses.

In Galicia, between Gadisk,
Oujek, Nijnevretzk and Maidanks,
the Russians repulsed the enemy,
and captured three officers and
300 men.

A German Zeppelin throwing
bombs was brought down near
Virghen. The crew of seven were
taken prisoners.

CRUISER ESCAPED

(Special to Tne Dally News.)
Berlin, Jan. 27.—It t& admitted
that the German cruiser Gazelle
was torpedoed off the Island of
Gueben, but though damaged she
made her port unassisted.

PARKER WILLIAMS
ATTACKS BOWSER

Williams,
lature at Victoria a few days ago
made a severe attack on Attorney
General Bowser and the McBride
government. He called upon the
Attorney General to resign over
the Dominion Trust swindle,
ing that he had been false
oath of office end unfit to be the
advisor of the Lieutenant Gov-
ernor of British Columbia.

Dealing with the deficit of
$7,000,000 in the publie accounts,
he attacked the heavy traveling
expense of the Premier and the
civil servants. The premier's
traveling bill for the year was
$5,840, and the total sum of
$108,000 was spent by the civil
servants on railway and street car

 

 

Parker in the Legis-

say-
to his

fares.

As a result of the government's
intimacy with M & Mann,
the province must begin next year
to pay interesf on $80,000,000
which the goveriment guaranteed
to the C. N. R.

The gallery vw ws crowded dur-
ing Mr. Wiltiara’s
frequently broke into applause so
great that the sp aker was com-

ackenzie

address, and

 

 

pelled to threaten to clear the
galleries.

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“MY
OFFICIAL
WIFE”

MAGNIFICENT BROADWAY
FEATURE IN SIX REELS

 

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