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Wishaty,,
Pary

NO. 82.

VI.,

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PRINCE RUPERT, B. ©.

, MONDAY,

FEBRUARY 8, 1915

 

 

PRICE FIVE CENTS

URKS CANT REPAIR DAMAGES DONE TO GOEBEN

 

SSIA IS NOW SUPREME IN THE BLACK SEA—AUSTRIA VIOLATED _ROUMANIAN TE TERRITORY

 

 

BEN IS OUT OF COMMISSION.
CAN'T BE REPAIRED BY TURKS

F THIS SHIP PUTS RUSSIAN FLEET IN LEAD — WHEN
NEW RUSSIAN DREADNOL OHT IS FINISHED THEY
WILL ATTTACK THE SOSPHOROUS.

pecial to The Dally News) ing finished at Sebastopol, and it
Feb. 8 English refu believed that when this ship
slantinople dectare ins the fleet Russia will attack
' German cruiser the Bosphorous and the Black Bea
whned by Turkey,) while the allied fleet will attempt
damaged by striking |to force the Dardanelles

ne that it will be im Bombard Dardanelles.
epair her at Constan London, Feb. 8 Four torpedo
boats of the Allies have bombard
loss of the services ed the Turkish forts in the Dar
reduces the Turk- danelles, according to an Athens
state of inferiority dispatch to the Exchange Tele
with the Russian graph Company One hundred
et and seventy-four shells were dis
New Russian Ship. charged rhe ammunition depots

dreadnought be- were set on fire

 

IA HAS VIOLATED | HAZELTON IS CHAMPION
RUMANIAN FRONTIER NORTHERN B. C. HOCKEY

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CANADIAN SOLDIERS AT SALISBURY NOT AFRAID OF THE WET.
Members of the

s in a very n

a bathing machit

in the picture

1.

Canadian co

ovel manner.

1

ntingent at Shrewton have shown their adaptability to cireum-
heir motor lorry became stranded in the flood so the men could
hey are evidently not afraid of cold water, but appear to like it as

 

pecial to The Dally News.) (Special to The Daily News.) sta

8 Austrian troops Hazelton, B. C., Feb. 6 By de me

the Rumanian | feating Smithers last night Ha she
Turn Severin Alu ton has cinched the champion
vith the frontier | ship of the Northern B. GC. Hockey
Rumanian rein.|League and the Ross Cup. This
ved, and after | team has won six straight games
ting the Austri-| defeating New Hazelton and
back with many | Smithers three games each Ar-
place is the only | angements are being made to

Danube connecting | play the Prince George team

[ENGLISH CUP TIES

nania

 

ATE DENNING

LARGE CONVENTION
TO MEET AT SMITHERS

nesday—Public Meeting

Thursday.

 

Ne Hazelton, Je x
ssncrunmeo vo___| FIRST ROUND REPLAYS," "2.
PRINCE RUPERT ay rounding country will be i

(Special to The Dally News.)

 

 

 

 

 

s

n

District Liberals to Assemble in
Force at Smithers Next Wed-

A large

ur-

at-

7 tendance at the Liberal conven-

oar e er | ondo e he res s of] :
ae ee adon, Fed. © ene mu ition in Smithers on Wednesday
are o me eB jthe replayed ara ound English | evening of next week A sleigh-
ae aoe) "~ — |load from Hazelton will leave on
i delegate to the | Newcastle, 2; Swansea, 0 Puesday and probably remain for

» convention of the} nem, : Brighton, 0 \the big publie meeting on Thurs
tion o abo as { olto ° }

: : eee, a) ibwel, 35: to se day night, but the great majority

Visitor on Wednes : | eecen thie Sma Wit on am Wee
the same eve in
; eer paar VUNES 08 VEE sday evening’s train and return
Prince Rupert Mr. | PROV. LEGISLATURE ext morning, taliee pats only in
eleeted by the B. C.| |

| ithe convention,

° ar my A cecent visitor to Visterie. wae} rhe public meeting on Thurs-
rt distriet. In con had spent some time attending | tay night will be held in the
th The Federationist|the sessions of the Legistature, |, sn tidak cath ie pas oe

ice ey e, f d aceo ‘

mphasized the fact|was asked if he had heard the ports veaching here from om

unionists of Prinee |jocal member, Wm. Manson, make Livy ‘ ash point: 4 Wl be. Ch
OMEN ere ine }y ec es: e did speak one a i ;

| dew leet \@ speech Yes; he did speak on largest political gathering ever

four union men as day,’ was the reply He arose cen tm ted Mekiaden Setedies

the recent municipalland asked that the windows be 0 conei eal Nased deocbeie we

» Northern metrop- |lowered to help the ventilation ie esate aid Aa

e already learning a heath prove ¢ panlaniie saail

their politieal de. |COLORADO UNION MEN | , “. nail
jing for rose attending
conditions were CHARGED WITH MURDER |’

ee IMMIGRATION BILL

Y out-of-works at Walsenburg, Gol., Feb, 8 —John was mov paseae

is in Vaneouver. Burke and Charles Haines, presi
t dent and seeretary, respeetively, sans whee hae alk Gal

: »residet isa as won o
of the leeal union of the United '
his veto of the Immigration
SEE IT COMING. Mine Workers of America, were = :
Bill An attempt was made to
“y arrested last night on indiet :
'o some of the lead carry it over his head but they
ne of the lead-| ents returned by the grand jury sont ‘ab tend
Ves ’ , ere five votes sho o al
in the prov-|of Huerfano County, which has _— " 3
f the , t : eessary two-thirds required, The
fe Minor party |neen investigating disorders in
ne who disagree : bill stands vetoed
Gisagrees | ident to the recent Colorado coal ,
‘sent administration | miners’ strike. They were SACRED CONCERT
‘rated that they can charged with murder.
ds to de » .
lo define them Court officials refused to reveal \ sacred concert was given in
Genere ay :
{ Heral says th ldetails of the accusations or the lihe Majestic Theatre last even-
attacke . >. ,
~ ked bim be names of other defendants, with| ing in the interests of the suffer-
he Chief JUS-lthe exception of Wm. T. Mis key | a of the earthquake in Italy. A
nness a, a 7
! : Others are} and Eli M. Gross, officers of the liarge number of local talent took
ors {
| nybody but ale oiorado State Federation © f La Ipart and there was @ good at-

is “ y

, ho right to live IM bor, arrested in Denve danas
mbia, Th will be dif lane athind Geornes atrikers later | "g +

( an oe —

mineca Herald, were arrested on similar charges rhe Ladies Aid of the Baptist
DCO ' iChureh | hold a Valentine Tea
: ~ ae FOR RENT i February 13, in the
(Special to The Daily ) ’ on Sat uy ebruary 3, ;
, n Bale o

i, Peb. 8 In the Soecer Completely furnished four-jehu : to ® p.m, Bale

: Lor u Collee

League Victoria beat|roomed house near drydock, $25 home n _— ; e
” 34-35-3¢

DY & Bore of 8 to 2. i! G. Helgerson, Ltd if )

2S

‘ARTILLERY DUELS
STILL CONTINUE

(Special to The Dally News.)

BOWSER IS GUILTY

Eastern Newspaper Discusses the

| Paris, Feb. 8 The official re-| Scanda! and Calls Upon Fed-

port states that the artillery duel

eral Government to Act.

jcontinues from the sea to the!

| Oise. When The Globe called upon
On the Aisne front and in the| the W. T. White to take

Champagne there is intermitte nt}, riminal proceedings against

bombardment. Our positions are |the men responsible for the scan-

all maintained. jdalous failure of the Dominion
We blew up some German} ‘Trust Company of Vancouver,
trenches at Kerenchy, and repuls-|either through the Attorney Gen-
ed the attack on Massiges by ar-leral of British Columbia or di-
tillery. | rectly by instructing the agents
EET f the Federal government in
ULSTER LEADER HAS Vancouver to bring the case be-
JOINED THE MAJORITY °° the next Grand Jury sitting
in that city, it had no idea of the
(Opeciel to The Bally Nowe.) ittenness behind the published
or ar rhe Marquis accounts of the failure. The com-
of Londonderry, Solicitor General pany had manifestly evaded and
for Britain froin 1900 to 4906, defied the law, which forbade the
died today, aged 62. He was the taking of deposits without con-
tenia» of the Sinker misviisenl sent of the Dominion government,
but it was not generally known
VERY HUNGRY MAN. upon what counsel this action was
based, or how it had been regard-
One of he: aborigines of Mas-|ed by those responsible for the
sett is a guest of Chief Vickers.|/administration of justice on the
He wants to make a trip to Vieto-|Pacifie Coast
ria in an aeroplane. It is not the The Vancouver Sun, comment-
price that is lacking, apparently,|ing upon The Globe's question
for he says his father has two|Are well-to-do offenders always
million dollars; but then he hasjto go unwhipped of justice I
not seen his father for many years|Canada?” makes the following
and he doesn’t know where tojextraordinary statements which
find him. He hasn't had anything|should have the immediate atten-
to eat for fifteen years and hejtion not only of the Minister of
doesn't feel very well. He will] Finance, but of the Minister of
likely be sent to the asylum for|Justice:
the insane unless the health im rhe Globe evidently does not
spector, Dr, Cade, decides that it|realize the colossal nature of the
is the rest of us that are erazy.|task which it is assigning to Mr
Rowse! Does it knew that the
“MONEY TO LOAN firm of Bowser, Reid & Wall-
_ bridge, of whieh the Attorney
On good sec ouriéy. Apply P. O.laaneral ia senior partner, were
Box 895, tf. Jand are the solicitors of the rot-

 

 

ten concern, the collapse of which

has spread ruin far and wide?

F O - Does it know that the firm of
e - e Bowser, Reid & Wallbridge, in or-
16TH ANNIVERSARY der be in close touch with the
MASQUERADE BALL defunct mpany, from whieh

| they received such handsome rev-

MoINTYRE HALL

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 suite

jenues, cupied a palatial

 

jot law offices that are such a mag.
inificent feature of the
Page

| Gents $1.50 Refreshments

Westhoime Orchestra

company's

Continued on Four.

 

 

OVEK DOMINION TRUST

 

HADAIDA INCIDENT IS CLOSED ~
TURKS APOLOGIZE TO ITALY

BRITISH CONSUL HAS BEEN IN RELEASED AND RETURNED TO
ENGLAND—WAS SUBJECT OF ULTIMATUM FROM
ITALY AND CAME NEAR WAR.

 

the
tween Britain and Turkey.

(Special to The Daily News.)
Feb. 8—The Hadaida in-
cident has apparently been closed.

time war was declared be-
The
}

British eonsul took refuge in the

Paris,

 

fhe British consul, George Rich-/|Ttalian consuiate and the Purks
ardson, was released today by the | entered the place and arrested
Turks and returned to the Italian|him. After a few sharp inter-
consulate, and the Turkish of. jchangpe Italy presented an ulti-
cers saluted the Italian flag.|matum to Turkey in the matter
Richardson left at once for Eng- | and she decided to come to terms.
land on the armed merchantman,|The handing over of the consul

Empress of India. land
Origin of Trouble.

Hadaida

saluting the Italian flag
|closes a case that might have led
incident arose at Italy immediately into the war.

LOCAL SPEAKERS HOLD
MEETING AT GRANBY BAY

Fred Stork and T. D. Pattullo
returned on Saturday night from
to the smelting town on
Bay... During their trip
addressed a public meeting
the of the Liberal
party and a large crowd turned
out to hear what they had to say.
Discontent with the present gov-

The

 

PROGRESS at FRONT
SHOWS LITTLE CHANGE

(Special to The Dally News.)
London, Feb. 8.—The War Of-
flee gave out the following state-
ment this afternoon regarding
the progress of at the
front:
The
quiet.
road from Bethune to Labassee,
kilometre of Cuinehy,
brickyard where the
maintained a position was taken
by the British.

 

a visit
Granby
they events
in interests
of 6
Between the canal and the
a
a

had

day February was

ernment has hit Granby Bay like
it has the rest of the province.

east

enemy

FRENCH VALUABLES
RETURNED TO PARIS

(Special to The Daily News.)

In:the section of Arras to the
north of Eeurie the
teries have bombarded the trench
but
at.

German bat-
captured by us on February 4
there has been infantry
tack.

Feb. 8.—A _ consign-
ment of bonds, stocks and scrip
to the value of %600,000,000
shipped here from Paris for safe
keeping after France had been in-
vaded was returned today.

Geneva, i
0

From Arras to Rheims there
have been artillery fights
which we have had the advantage.

in

In the Champagne we repulsed

SUGGEST “BACK TO ENGLAND”) *" attack by half a battalion to
the north of Beausejour.
Agitation in West to Send Surplus From the Argonne to the Vos-

ges artillery combats have been
handicapped in the mountain re-
gions by the thick fog.

Labor to Assist English
Factories.

LAWS OF 4,400 YEARS
AGO ARE UNEARTHED

 

An unusual agitation has start-
ed in the West of Canada,
Winnipeg
which has reached the Premier of

partic-

ularly and Calgary,
Babylonian Tabiet Held at Yale

Deals With Injury to Women;

and he has instructed the
of Labor to

Canada,

Minister investigate

the possibilities of the sugges- Boat and Cattle Hire.

tion. It is to send some of the

surplus labor from Canada _ to New Haven, Conn., Feb. 6 \
Great Britain, where reports say|Babylonian tablet, believed to
that owing to the number of men|have been buried in the earth
enlisting there is a shortage of|more than 4,000 years and con-
labor. Communieations have |taining the earliest law code, re-

passed between the West and Ot-|cently has been unearthed and is
now of Yale
versity, it has just become known
The tablet is
but of it
and deciphered
written in the
guage, the language
Babylonia to
by the Semites or
the time of Hammarabi. Owing
to the imperfect knowledge of the
language, the work of decipher-
ing is extremely dificult, but the

and some of the labor Uni-
ganizations the West
taken up the suggestion,
as several of the Western mem-
bers of the Federal House.

\ deputation which visited the
Premier last week was informed
that the Minister of Labor was in-
vestigating the matter, and the
“back to England”
was being seridusly considered by
the Toronto Star.

tawa, or- in possession

in have

as well heavily incrusted,

has been cleaned

The

Sumerian

part
laws are
lan-
of Southern
its conquest

Accadians

prior
in

suggestion of

government,

THE WEATHER.
By F. W. Dowling, Observer.

 

university expects to have perfect
translations made and published
The taws thot have been trans-
lated refer to legislation concern-

 

 

 

5 a. m., February 8, 1915.)
Me nmeeten bed... a che cts 29.601 |'ng injury Lo women; the repudi
ine, Met. hes os sa awe s 51.90 |ation of children who have per-
ar eee haps been adopted, elopement,
i i 07 |the hire of boats and cattle and
a alall eaten aid provision for the killing of a hired
Tennis Club meats 1 in Patmorelox by a lion, These laws are be-
& Fulton’s office tomorrow,|lieved to have been written about
Tuesday) at 4 p. m 2,500 B. CG,