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THE DAILY NEWS

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JLTAN IS ALL READY TO MOVE TO ASIA MINOR

 

LIES STILL HAMMERING

 

INNER FORTS OF DARDANELLES--LLOYD GEORGE IN WAR SPEECH

 

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KS ABOUT T0 LEAVE EUROPE
IN SPITE OF GERMAN ADVICE

ROPEAN PORTS AT DAROANELLES ARE ALL SILENCED
_BRITISH AND FRENCH FLAGS FLYING OVER THE
OUTER FORTS.

ily News | Three men were killed the
Ma 1.The British Agamemnon. The ships in act
fl : P
ying Over are the Queen Elizabeth, Agam
trance to the ‘ ;
emnon, Vengeance, Triumph
eet t Chanak, fifteen Cornwallis, Albion, Suffren, Char
t! trance, and is l¢magne and Majestic. The Ma
j
er forts, as- | jestic is attacking the forts
la x parties The; The’Turks are removing the
forts have all been si- capital to Broussa, in Asia
Mir ‘ ne continues though Germany has ordered its
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f the fleet jremoval to Adrianople in Europe

JAPAN UNWILLING
TO DROP DEMANDS

NS TAKING
RISONERS AND GUNS

 

 

 

 

 

A BELGIAN PRINCESS IN LONDON.

Pekin, Feb, 28 The confer-|}
wolal to The Belly Rowe.) ences between Eki Hioki, Japanes: Princess Clementine, standi
rad, March 1..-The off-|minister, and Lu Cheng-hsiang Viet Napoleon, and Sir Tdward
{ states that on the feft/Chinese Foreign Minister, on the| Besian section of the War Ke
eN the action in-|Japanese demands en China have|
ty During an|been resumed. Japan, it is said. SOISSONS BOMBARDED
103 we captured [still insists on the acceptance of |
veral hundred jall her demands, while China wil YESTERDAY BY GERMANS
consent to the discussion of only |
y vagements near itwelve of them. SOOO, 1 Say ene eee
tinoe. On the night Fnelish And Chinese newspa- | om March 1 Phe official
ny brought up pers are reprinting statements | be states the nemy has
ind again invaded /from the Jiji Shimpo and other bo nbarded Soisso with 200
“ zht all day for|Japanese newspapers that China jshells. In the Champaign dis
town and by |will derive no advantage by delay |" t we made marked progress
y took it. Theling her acceptance of the Japa jo whole front. We have gained
ce numbers, laid|nese demands until the fortheom- |~ ound: in all the woods between
ing Japanese election, it being as | Perthes and Beausejour, ut
soners taken|serted that both the Japanese |sains yesterday north of Beause
ear on the 27th|parties have similar policies with |!°"" "eprese' os 6. me ome.5
ind 5,400 soldiers. regard to China ithird and these gains were appre-
the left banks of iably extended today Phere
(a0) Dounalete is an. }FPOR JOINT ACTION |were 200 dead in one trench alone
TO QUIET mexton|O"® Machine gun was captured
i fleree bat- ; ive hundred yards of trenches
vith Austrians, (Congressman Stayden, of Texas,|“°" “ahtured at Hil 963 to the
prisoners and Suggests Plan to Settle Difi- Argonne rhe total number of
culties Without War. Germans that have surrendered
a an the past ten days number 1,000,
Y CASE ABANDONED. Cincinnati, March 1.—Con ee
gressman James L. Slayden, of} MAY BE ELOPER, NOT DEAD.

ops Prosecution of the

Noted Author. Texas, speaking before the Amer-

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ican School Peace League here, |

1 London), .Mareh suggested a joint intervention of
tion instituted the American governments to

M Gorky, the au- settle the Mexican trouble He|
rs ago for hie said, in part:

unt vernment prop- “TI thoroughly agree with a]
» his self—ex- large part of President Wilson's

i irs, has been Indianapolis speech, in which hé
ly touched on the strife in Mexico
“However, there is danger}

estoration to|very great and imminent that]

f the Russian|forees may be loosened i the |

after a long|Mexiean trouble continues much |

ne which he|longer which no man can control

‘he authorities,
ussia about @

elt years of ex.

can be prevented. |

lo
“I feel quite certain that more!
serious trouble jel

But it cannot be done by ignorine
ded in an am.
Y Emperor Nieh.
clined to avail

did not return

the just demands of Americans In

 

Mexico,
“It may reasonably be assumed
that all the peaceful and orderly

 

 

nd a} . ( until failing}governments on this continent
ca longing to see his}would like to see the Mexican|
‘o go back, |nuisanee abated. I suggest &
joint intervention, which really
ane TO Flanr, need not go beyond a representa
Presbyterian Coliess et tion by all, or nearly, the Amer!
Nalifax, N 8., has a «08 governments. [t will accom
t | ty-neven Af om plish what we pacificists want and|
Siwould probably do it without
8 Of forty~ war,”
be the larg. :
the Empire” amt tn] SRR owes HOR CALE.
Ten (410) rooms; good furni
“economy, Thejture; down town; modern = |
> mvest a gar. levery way. #375 takes it, Nent
j bieks any cu- only 830, H, G, Helgerson Ltd
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Put His Clothes by Lake as Trick,
Wife Believes.

New York, March 1! Mrs. El-
lsie Chilson, of Lakeville, search
led Canop va yesterday for
her hus Ralph Chilson wh
she alleges, eloped after feigning
suicide

Chilson vanished leaving a
note saving he was weary of life
und was going to drown himself
in Twin Lakes Mrs. Chilso
found his hat, coat and trousers

ym the bank rhe police learned
that he had! eht a new suit of
lothes and goneeto Canopus \

woman to whom he had paid al
tention also disappeared |
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POLICE COURT

rony Mack appeared in Police
Court th ! ing charged with
stealing a valise from one of the
denizens of the underworld, Tony |
said he thought the grip didn’t}
belong to anyone in particular, |
but the magistrate taxed him a|
$15 fine and 82 costs with iat
ption of fifteen days in iil
M y Howell was up ee
\ a vag The case was|
vd ned for five days and per-|
haps M ey will take the tip and)
beat tt }
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Al) t every variety of dry
ds cluded in. the Latinaed
Sale at Wallace's ut.|

betwee

Prince
the

i her hu
the ope

ef Expedition in London.

VANCOUVER CHAMPIONS
AGAIN TRIM PORTLAND

(Special to The Dally News)

spand,

Pointer, at ng of

Va iver, March 1—The Van-
hockey champions trim-

i the Portland Rosebuds by 141

to 3 in the final mateh of the sea-
son Vancouver won twelve
ind lost four during the

CeeHRSOH ERO B BR ERES

 

* SUBSIDIZED PRESS. *
* oO of the items in the *
* | vincial public accounts *
* for last year is $1,574.73 *
* the Prince Rupert Jour- *
‘ il, presumably for adver- *
* tising. Would somebody *
* please tell what on earth *
* this advertising was all *
* about, apart from the *
* calling for tenders for a *
* few public buildings. Dur- *
* ing the same period the *
* Bella Coola Courier, a *
* Liberal paper, got $12.84. *
* rhe Daily News got noth- *
* ing. Is it any wonder that *
* the government has yearly *
* deficits of several million *
* dollars? How can papers *
“ naintain a shred of inde- *
* pender when they are *
* lepending the govern- *
* ment for their existence? *
. It’s time for a change.”

RR RRR EERE

 

THE BIG NIGHT
TONIGHT

SECOND EPISODE OF

“RUNAWAY JUNE”

And the Celebrated
Comedienne
MARY FULLER
In the Fifth Episode of

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“THE MILLION
DOLLAR MYSTERY”

 

 

 

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AUSTRIA PLANS ATTACK

‘shows that Austria considers war|

iKaiser and the Austrian Emperor
, together

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MAJOR E. L. McCOLL,

Commanking a squadron of 150
members of the Canadian Mount-
ed Rifles, who received orders to
join the First Canadian Contin-

gent on February 16

N. VANCOUVERITE WAS
KILLED AT THE FRONT

(Special to The Daily News)
March 1.

Bell-Irving, Sixth
of North Vancou-j;

Vancouver, Lieut.
Peter

Feld Engineers,

Dunean

ver, was killed in action in North-
ern Franee on February 26. He
was a surveyor, aged 27 years.

LABOR MEETING WAS
HELD LAST NIGHT

A meeting was called last night

after church in the Majestic The-
atre by the Trades and Labor
Council to hear the report of the

from the
he

Wim.
convention

delegate, Denning,

Provineial which

recently attended.

UNITED STATES IS HELPLESS

IF FRANCE AND RUSSIA FAIL

LLOYD GEORGE HAS SAID THIS IN SPEECH ON THE WAR—THE
ALLIES MUST WIN OR THE FREEDOM OF THE
WORLD !5 LOST.

 

(Special to The Dally News) , the world could not stop the Ger-

Bangor, Wales, Mareh 1.—Da-| man war machine, America, who
vid Lloyd George, Chancellor of! is “more unready than we were,”
the British Exchequer, arrived | would be powerless,
here today, and delivered an im- al iad

 

VANCOUVER MURDER.

(8pecial to The Dally News.)

Vancouver, March 1.—Clarence
Smart has been found dead on
Kingsway Drive and Harry White,
\8 chauffeur, has been detained by
ship. If powerful military coun-|the South Vancouver police on
tries like France and Russia, aid. | Smart was a young
ed by the most powerful navy in|man, 27 years of age.

‘ALLIED FLAGS FLOAT
~~ OVER DARDANELLES

(Special to The Dally News)
London, Mareh 1.— A dispatch
\from Athens says the Allies dis-
embarked detachments of arti!-
near the destroyed Darda-
nelles forts and the British and
|French flags are now flying over
.  ‘tthem. The fleets continue the

Premier |

jbombardment. A powder maga-

lzgine was blown up, killing
permitted to transport troops : Mine sweeping
: operations continue. There
territory. | :
(50,000 Turkish troops on the Ku-

'
| ropean 15,000 the

GENERAL SAM’S TRIP
Asiatic side.

COST HUGE SUM
2s Turks Failing Back.
report draws atten- London, March 1—It is official-
tion to the fact that the Auditor |!¥ announced that the Turks have
General objected to the payment | | evacuated the Sinai Peninsula.
This is the territory adjoining the

portant speech on the war.

In his speech he made refer.
to the attitude of the United!
States and said that if Germany |
was triumphant the world could)
not look to chivalrous America to

 

 

protect it from German dictator-

suspicion.

 

REFUSED TO PERMIT,
VIOLATION OF FRONTIER

97

Feb, 27.—When tension
Turkey and Greece was
greatest last week, says the Petit)
Parisien, the Turkish minister at
asked the Bulgarian gov-
ernment if it would permit Turk. |!°"?
ish troops to pass through Bul-
garia for an attaek upon Greece,
should war be
Radoslavoff replied, the paper as-

that neither country would :
[merous victims.

Paris,
between

Sofia

declared.

nile
serts, ,
be
, are
across Bulgarian

side and on

 

A recent

of $24,620 in connection with the

 

In the absence of the president
Jack Nicol, Wm. Denning acted
chairman. He outlined the
done at the Provincial convention,

as}

work |

laying emphasis on a proposed

workmen's compensation act.

The next speaker was, Walter |
Shaw. After regretting the ab-/|
sence from the meeting of some |

of the supposed leaders of tabor,

| propriation,

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trip of the Minister of Militia and|Suez Canal.
to the military |
4913.)

ATTACKS PRESBYTERIANS.

Canadian oflicers

maneuvers in England in

'The Department of Militia want | ingersolis Are W in Pulpits
,

ed this amount charged up to an-

Dr. Matthews Says.
nual drill, but the Auditor Gen- |

leral objected that it was not a Now. York, March. 4.—“There
proper charge against that ap-jape po Robert Ingersolls outside

The Treasury Board | of the churches today, throwing

he proposed a resolution dealing |sustained his objection, and the) stones from the sidewalk, but
with certain Socialistie princi-|amount now appears in the bal-! there are hundreds of Ingersolis
ples. In this he was supported by | ance seet of the public acecounts|in cap and gown, teaching in
Mr. Casey, but the chairman /as 4 liability against the Depart-| ppespyterian and other schools,
called it out of order as the meet-|ment of Militia and Defence. and some of them preaching from
ing had been called for another | onenenee ne nn nnn ners Presbyterian pulpits,” said Rev.
purpose entirely. A live diseus- | FOR SUNNY CALIFORNIA. |Dr. Mark A. Matthews, of Seattle,
sion followed, which was con-| ag hg gtd in a sermon at the Broadway
tinued, after the meeting adjourn-| * 4 ond Mire. ~* wanes and Presbyterian Church,
ed, on the street. family left for the South tae Dr. Matthews is a member of
lnight by the SS. May. Mrs. Me- ;
ithe committee investigating the

ON NEUTRAL SHIPPING

ron

Geneva, Feb, 28 According to
an Innsbruck dispateh, Austria Is
going to follow Germany's lead}

sea progress.

few |

in her piratieal

Though possessing only a

|
submarines, Austria now intends |

in the

to attack neutral shipping
Adriatic and is only awaiting or
ders from Berlin, This attitude}

with Italy inevitable.

The same dispatch states the
with their full staffs
will hold a conference at a very
near date in a town close to both

The
met

frontiers two emperors

have not since war opened,
though their ministers frequently
have been in conference, Francis
it stated,
a personal explanation from the

conduet of the

is also wants

Joseph,

Kaiser on the mil

itary campaign

 

and children will proceed to}

where they will make | :
: Presbyterian
friends.

with ithat the Union
to

attending
\inary
in Van-|
jity,
return |}

| Rae
San

charges made by members of the

riesgo
Diego, Assembly

General
Theological Sem-

“not Christian-

visit
after
matters
will

extended
McRae,
business
couver and Victoria,
to this city.

/Mr.

|some

is teaching
but liberal religion.”

 

RESIGNED OFFICE.

M. J. Hobin, for the
years manager of the Continental
Trust Company of this city, has

BY SS. MAY.

last four

Among those leaving last night

for the South on the Princess|severed his connection with that

May were H. Dow, Mr. Goodwin,|body, taking effect the last of

H. Hoffman, Mr. Morrison, Mr.| February.

and Mrs. D. ©, MeRae, Misses Mr. Hobin has formed a part-

Helen MeRae, Mary MeRae and| nership with Mr. Forster, of co. R,

Lois MeRae. Schreiber & Co., Ltd., and will de-
——_——eae so vote his interests to that com-

HOUSE FOR RENT. pany for the present.

 

 

 

; NES C. B. Peterson is in charge of
Firet-class house with all mod- the affairs of the Continental
ern conveniences and fully fur-|., * :
: Trust Company.
nished. Owner will be out of ee “
town eight months. Phone Green BASEBALL.
506, 4atf, SC cecebienie
Be See The Terminals and Colts play
Remnants—-hundreds of them|at the Auditorium tonight. Ad-
on sale.—Wallace’s. tf.) mission 25 cents,
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