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MARCH 25,

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“| THE DAILY NEWS

 

A TOO Ts te ee ge

GRUNTY GRUNDY Says.

A man who has visions of a ‘menagerie

of monkeys, coyotes, cockatoos and poll
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ought to be Siwashed.

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ALY PREPARING TO ENTER THE WAR-~GERMANS SHOOT FRENCH WOMAN WHO SC SOLD NEWS

ITALY 1S PREPARING FOR WAR—~
FIFTY MILLION WAR CONTRACT

ITALIAN GENERAL IN NEW YORK PLACING ORDER ADMITTED

N/A SCOTIANS ARE READY TO
KNOCK STUFFING OUT OF HUGHES

LT TO NOVA SCOTIAN OFFICERS CARRIED TO FLOORS OF
PARLIAMENT—SAM HUGHES IS FORCED TO
DENY THE STATEMENTS.

(Special to The Da ly News.) ;
, There were| The original trouble aros
House of, the treatment of the Nova Scotia
ing the Highlanders at Salisbury Plair
tia esti-|"* appears that friction arose be
itween the commanding officers
: nembers land the officers of the Nova Seo
hes for'tia battalion with the result that
Nova Seo- | they were discriminated g
; during their stay there tl
Guysboro, |commanding officer relieved of his
n Novalecharge and the battalion al { I ling allied {| ps at
kick the jinto other corps This has ere tac xe Constant pl He is
bir ated such a storm in Nova Scotia and of the forces con
ed having |that the Minister of Militia’s life posed f Australians, French
irds or No- | would not be safe there for allow troops from Moroes nacive
& r province. | ing such a state of affairs Egyptian and Senegalese land-
a. Ce ~~ | @d on both sides of the straits
VANCOUVER 8084488888 HH Ho aNd Making an advance toward
TOO AMIABLE * Constantinople. A rep
THREE CORNERED FIGHT» * *| that some Canadians be
. Prince Rupert owns the *| included in the force
(Special to The Cally News.) * Warks Channel power the *|
, 5.—Stuart!® way the holder of a sec- *
ea ond eet owns” a #| 250,000 IRISHMEN
ith Vancou- |» property. The Continental * NOW IN THE FIELD
ala ist nights. i* Power Company have been
@ given a preference in spite ¢ i\John E. Redmond Says German
ilready been|¢ of the protests of this * Emperor Did Not Count on
ul, so thatig city, W hy didn't William *| United British Empire.
be the rep-| Manson insist that the city *| ee
Independent | » be given the whole power? #| Manchester, Eng., March 25
l® The fact that the Conti. #/20%" E. Redmond, leader of the
le nental Power Company ay ren Nationalist party, in 6
CTING THE le staked this property did *| speech to 5,000 persons here,
FRENCH INVESTORS , mot maké it incumbent ®@| pointed out that he had often ad-
“ . oma upon the government to * + co A ag anata rH =
‘ i*® grant it. The law spe- #)"" ; , : ,
puties on the}, siftcally states that. the . @| issemblage of Irishmen and Eng-|
of owners | , government may refuse *|! lishmen “firmly united in a com-/!
wane erie any applications not in the *| en oe
of Freneh |, inleréste of the people. | “Ireland has been admitted t
rmans devel- ut the McBride govern- #| her proper place in the British
ne ment cares more for the ee Se re —e ” ms
corporations than for the *| dy
ai OTe people. Wm. Manson is *|! ngland, Mr Reiman “<i
The Cham- J * jtinued She has already taken
! usly a bill } too amiable $0, oppose - he rope} lace with verfect
, i*® them. Let us elect a man *| or PE ys i
inks charges *® who will stand for the #|9"4 absolute good faith and loy
coupens, * rights of the people ad
the interest iMicial figures, covering the pe-

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GERMANS BAG SOME BELGIAN HARES.

The flats of Flanders furnish game which helps out the com-

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* WAS DREAMING *|
 §S. “BRITISH COLUMBIA” DD DECEASEDREFUSE =* = = = ——— a
AND HER PIRATE CREW, TO BE GERMAN SPY? oti hae ales
tells us that the Liberals *
| | are disorganized. The in- *
The Empire compares Wm.) Vancouver, March 25—Coroner|% ference is that their lead- *
Manson t a steamer carrying |4 Jeffs held an inquiry into the Cit | % ers have come to blows *#
| passengers le he not rather a/jcumstances surrounding thel® over a seven million dollar #
Ihumble, obedient member of the | death of Peter” Wessel, Whose | % grant to the railways; *
erew of the good ship “British eee was found by some children | » that one of them was the #
| Columbia”? jlast Wednesday evening in a pool|% eayse of the Dominion *
| Sk pper MeBride has fired the/@t the northeast corner of Hast-|% ‘Trust failure and that an- *
purser and Mate Bowser has|ings and Rupert Streets. The jury,/% other was found guilty of *
grabbed the job and also the|after hearing the evidence as to | cattle rustling and that *
wheel The skipper wants to|the deceased action's prior to his| * independent associations *
make port to sign on a new crew; | disappearance last November, re are being formed all over *
jthe mate wants to make for the turned a verdict of “Death, on ori* the country. Wake up, *
lopen sea to stay there for months,’about November 8, 1914, by suf-\* Nels; dreams go by con- *
jout of reach of the owners. They | focation from drowning, while in| traries. You have just *
|have each hold of the wheel and|a despondent mood.” \* hada night vision of what *
either will let go. | According to the evidence, the |* has just happened to *
i Mate Bowser says “Dick, if we deceased enlisted in the 29th|* your beloved Tory party. *
| make port the owners will fire us| Vancouver Battalion, coming |# The Liberals are united *
jand most of our erew. We've been |up from Cambie, Oregon, at his \* and*solid as Gibraltar and *
carrying passengers and stow-j|OWR expense for the purpose, but|* behind them is ranged all *
aways every trip for years and|disappeared on November 7, the|* the best element of the *
sur charter doesn't allow it The | general belief being that he had|* Conservative party who *
lowners are getting wise, Cap; | deserted. \* believe a change would be *
|keep away from them. They've Wessel during his connection|* as good as aspring house- *
| got too many black marks against j with the regiment was of a cheer-|* cleaning. *
jour tic kets anyhow. Running on|ful disposition until he met an-|* * # * # #4 # #4 # # # # # #
|the Songhees and Kitsilano shoals | ¢ abhor welds: seme Sins, 1)" "CSCO
| go t us in bad, but running that | Geruiais from the United States, TURK FLEET TO FIGHT.

 

 

 

S20 8 ommoe oF wanes os turbine crepes bn ct PO ee
0 stocks or ‘ ne bat omer e orors as queeere¢ ne wle s ess.; American, ¢é er c e pecé e
SHARES IN FIGHTING | ‘oe ~~ * Ras queeers
5.000 from other parts of the | Dick, we had best give them aj|morose and refused to associate
—— aia |United Kingdom and enough more | wide berth with his comrades.
of ral Staff He Is)
ae a From mor rh Night }from the dominions to bring up| Skipper MeBride is still at sea Skrimp disappeared at the
en ’
usy . |! the total to a quarter of a million.| wondering whether he hadn't bet-| came time as Wessel. and it is
f the con- i urthermore, the reeruitipg oOf|tep st there and hold his job a : litary ¢
rot fish London, March 25 The Daily ~ ” we — “_ . - p now thought by the military au-
; rae: Mail’ lent 1 n a ishmen was proceeding steadily. |jjttle longer, or if he hadn't bet-/thorities that the former was a
vecifies Mails corresponden Ww oO i 7
Pt ' : — ee visit to the British hea Sa | ren years ago the Kaiser /ter make port and tell the owners)German spy, who attempted to
Rtclhcte describing an artillery duel a might have found a divided Em-|he wants a shore job now. VOU!pnersuade Wessel to do some
escr - Fy t ) as 7
McBRIDE's DAY IS DONE seen from a hill where British pire,” he said, “but he had for~| ARE PART OWNER OF THIS) work for him, and, upon the lat-
see ‘ ' 7
nerals were posted, writes: | sootte n the march of events The SHIP — ARE YOU GOING TO joe refusing, the suspicion is that
renerals ‘re posted, 8:
OSC OOOO POOOPIOOOD OL - ‘ ‘tor id eam teee of the people has been sub-|L GAVE IT IN THE HANDS OF \Wo.se! may have been lured to
During the or ; ae “ stituted for the rule of classes, | SUCH PIRATES? the lonely spot where his body
> er came tramping ;
WES | H0 l, M British officer « _— oe ' - land the Empire is united on the ————_————_———- was found and there stunned, his
ERA Once ee ae : ’ ie h sur foundation of liberty. _B R. H, Williams, ex-Mayor Of|pody being thrown into the pool.
ser’s equipment, ren he reac : tie . Menainn Sete i ee ih : as Nie
Op ER 4 H ee equipme ‘og haee ge | igh ne for the Empit ™ hmen)| Regina, and the owner of a larg Deceased at the time be disap-
OUS ad the top [saw that % wae ive fighting for Ireland. department store in that city, ac-
; . . ws jpeared was wearing his uniform,
TONIGHT ree eet ene now S | eee companied by J, B. Brown, also Of!) 4 the body when found was in
% apanee: to one oy ae ermniee. ent | MoMORDIE PROMOTED. phat city, are spending a few days | ivitian clothes another cireum-
Drama in like all the staff, is kept busy from) — here, Mr. Brown is a brother 0° ; re
Parts “s nn I saw! ? 8. P. Me i ee ’ stance which lends itself strongly
‘ toni \NY Spy” morning till night. When [ 58W/  priends of Captain 5, P. Me- tho tieutenant Governor of féés TE as ot
. } } » ory oO 0 y,
A Fay him yesterday he looked in th) ypordie were satisfied when he katechewan, They are today be- a —
P | Authentie a : . ‘ anc am ‘ : xine f Lienten. ’ . : - aa
8 fr Huropean very pink of condition, and I an t here with the rank of lieuten ling shown over the city Dy Ga. tt. THE WEATHER.
SOMETHING © the War. jtold that he is perfectly hapPy>) ant that he would soon be pro- Maden end-F.G. Dawach. ae
sees WORTH for he is sharing in the actual life moted f the rank of captain, Tals $ By F. W. Dowling, Observer.
Als ; of the soldiers in the fleld Ito place in due time, and Cap |i ae i ae ee eR ee
Khe ; ae
ls on) ee “PF met him again, later in the|tain MeMordie is now in charge |* END OF WAR * 5 a. m., Mareh 25, 1915.
ALUCKY ELOPEMENT” afternoon, walking down th the Companies at The|* *! Barometer ot ae
« . aol | (Special to The Daily News.) * 53.0
CHOCO. muddy road, swarming with 5 \\ tiie ||... cee eeen 63.
ATE diers returning to their billets | MeMordie was one of )* London, March — 26, *) Min. temp sce
DYNAMITE” get their tea, The Prince was 6 nal lieutenants of Karl | Lioyds are betting four to * i
ibe ing back to his car, which was |i Own Rifles and is an ex-|* three that the war will be * INDOOR BASEBALL.
( | : ; 4 Littl ily capable oMeer. * over by the end of Bep- #* cuiagne
ta r by the roadside, a cel :
> (AUSE OF A HAT” : ae . : i whieh | -_— le tember. * Catholic Chub vs. Terminals at
arther along, ane ‘ ae : fe
me 'N PRICES ; BANISH BULLY BOWSER ls ***# 8 ee 8 eee ee eH He we Che Auditorium Lonight at 8:15,
**e0ercccoccooooee “Vives himself ' '

Italy

COUNTRY PREPARING

FOR CAMPAIGN—TWO

MILLION MEN READY.

(Special to The Dally News)

New York, March 2 General
Dechaurand is returning to Italy
after placing $50,000,000 of vy
contracts. It ttrat
preparing great

5.

is admitted
for

Two million men

is a

campaign. are
prepared for war, and 800,000 of
these are of the first line.

Fears Bulgaria.

London, March 25.,—Athens re-
ports that the Turks are fortify-
ing near Adrianople,
z a Bulgarian attack.

Deciding Battle.

March The battle

positions
fearin

London, 25.
of f the

 

into the most important fighting

on either front One hundred
and ninetyi-‘thousand Russians
freed from Permys! have been
sent to reinforce the Russian
forces in the Carpathians. It is
felt that the fate of Hungary

hangs on the result of this fight,

WORLD’S HOCKEY.

March 25

hockey team wins the
championship by defeating Otta-
wa by 8 to 3 in the second game
played under East-

Vancouver, Vancou-

ver world’s

of the series,
ern rules.

 

Carpathians bas dev =

leeneeveesebebecon

 

(Special to The Dally News.)

Athens, March 25.—Two Brit-
ish destroyers penetrated the

Dardanelles for twelve miles yes-
terday. Turkey's entire fleet has
sailed for the Black Sea to attack
the Russian ports.

ATTACK.

(Special to The Daily News.)
London, March ~The Ger-
man forees are massing near the
British front and preparing for.a
new attack,

25

Harry Lauder to Gather Recruits.

Harry Lauder, the Scotch come-
dian, has organized a band of pip-
ers which is to tour Seotland and
the North of England to stimulate
recruiting. The band has received
the official recognition of the War
Office. Mr, Lauder has issued the
following appeal over his signa-
ture: “I want a thousand men.
Anything we can do let us do it
voluntarily and without foree.
Your country calls you.”

Springtime is here, and with it
house and carpet cleaning. Fritz

 

does it right, at right prices. We
call for and deliver free, Phone
583, 69-71

 

GERMANS HAVE SHOT
FRENCH WOMAN SPY

(Special to The viten Geb News)
Luneville, Mareh 25.—Margue-

rite Schmitt, a French woman,
'was shot here by the garrison
‘troops. She edmigted having en-

‘tered the French lines and selling
information for 200 francs.

PORCHER ISLAND NEWS.

 

On March 17, St. Patrick’s Day,
Mr. Mike Sullivan,
owner of the enter-
tained his many the
Porcher Island public hall to cele-
brate his recent marriage. I[n
spite of the bad weather, which
prevented two parties arriving by
boat, about forty
bled, some of whom walked from
distant pre-emptions in the in-
terior of the island. A most en-
evening was spent, . the
dancing being varied by
singing by Mrs. Sullivan,
songs were much appreciated.
Porcher Islanders are hoping that
more of the bachelor population
will speedily imitate the good ex-
Sullivan has set

the popular

Shamrock,

friends in

guests assem-

joyable

some

whose

ample which Mr
them.

BOXING NOTE.

(Special to The Daily News.)
New York, March 25,
Pelkey was knocked out
Rich in the third round of a t&
round bout here last night

Arthur
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LIVERPOOL CUP.
(Special to The Daily News.)
March 25 {

Cup

macoc

fl

London, h
won the

large field.

Liverpoo! om

Situation wanted by young man.

Experienced salesman and busi-

ness education. High class refer-

 

ences. Apply Box 133, Daily
News. tf.
e
They are busy knitting for
the soldiers; you ought to
supply the cash to buy the
yarn. Any amounts grate-
fully received, Leave at
McRae Bros., Lid.
Sixth Street