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pRITISH STILL HOLD HILL 60

nig POSITION IS OF GREATEST | IMPORTANCE TO BRITISH—
STRENGTHENS THEIR LINES AND RELIEVES YpRES
FROM GERMAN BOMBARDMENT.

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pRITIS MAINTAIN CONTROL OF HILL 60-—-SIR IAN HAMILTON AT DARDANELLES

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et vi, NO. 9 pe PRINCE RUPERT, B, 6., THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1915 PRICE FIVE eee
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BOWSER WILL VISIT RUPERT NEXT WEEK

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" | W. J. BOWSER COMING TO RUPERT.
WILL ARRIVE NEXT WEDNESDAY

MAKING A CAMPAIGN TOUR IN THE THE INTERESTS OF HIS PARTY
—NO DEFINITE WORD ABOUT DATE OF ELECTION
BUT LIKELY TO FOLLOW FEDERAL.

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Special t g jsnace as it relieves the bombard- (Special to The Daily News.) No definite word has yet been
\ Phe French | went of the town by the Germans Victoria, April 22—Acting Pre-| given out about the election, al-
of Daan and gives an opportunity for fur- mier W. J. Bowser has decided to|though it is generally believed
ah OE it idienbsen died, anbaiailie: visit Prince napert. lle expects | that it will follow quickly after
Lents hortly. | ' bn to sail by the 8. S. Prince Rupert | the Federal if the latter is held
rhe I still holding |¢ms the British lines from attac J | on Monday, April 26, and will ar-| jn June.
the southeast/in the direction of St. Eloia. rive at Prince Rupert on the fol-| Neo ie ee
i | Germans by re- In their attempts to retake the lowing Wednesday morning BASEBALL.
done all in|hill there has been struous fight- It is understood that Mr. | if
take it but the|ing on both sides, with large jowser is making this trip in the | (Special to The Dally Newe)
’ ly in possession. | losses. The British losses w re] RT. HON. H. J. TENNANT interests of his party at the forth-| Vaneouver, April 22.—The lo-
r the hill’ is re-|2,000 but the German loss exceeds GENERAL D’AMADE, Seeds Mame tout . , coming election. He will be away le ‘al team beat Victoria at baseball
j e e Ast s ro er-iIn-lay 1
greatest import. | «,090. aad lisesi seiiataaniie _|Freneh general who is command- and British Parliamentary Un- ee \3 ee Se © Oe ee
| ing the allied land forces at the} der Secretary for war, and Lord
_ JOFFRE RETIRES ‘SIR IAN HAMILTON | Dardanelles. | Kitchener's official spokesman GERMAN SOCIALIST INVASION OF BRITAIN
- on -——— $$ ———— n the Co ons ho j i _
MORE OLD GENERALS PLACED IN COMMAND in tho Commons, who ine n PARTY WANTS PEACE; WAS CLOSELY AVERTED
} n't forget the social and cent interview stated that the
(Specie! to The Dally News.) | (Special to The Daily News.) cae in the Anglican Church| voluntary military system is (Special to The Daily News.) (Special to The Daily News.)
Paris, Aj General Jof-| London, April 22.—It is, oM- een, night. | Justised. | The Hague, April 22—Dr, Brei-| Liverpool, April 22—F. T. Jane,
e the French | cially announced that Sir Ian scheidt, of the German Socialist}q naval writer and lecturer, said
s who do not | Hamilton has been placed in com- THE WAR STAMPS MUST PAY FOR party, is consulting the Duteh here last night that the British
jleaders ‘ *@ * to seek ¢ ‘ ’
l'wenty-nine|mand of the land forces attack- F sapea gn Nese “— . , people do not realize how close
s yasis for eace, * says > SO- ; ‘
have just been|'"* the Dardanelles ’ ’ MAG, POR, Bnet wie ‘ \their shores had been at one time
® ‘tee 8 -- KA |" rite oe al vp are lito a German armed invasion. He
ed 1s e 1s ;agains 1e annexation o erri-
TT says that the Germans made a
si ind more active SEA LE SEES RUSH itory. He favors Alsace*Lorraine | ld tt mpt io land an expedi
ipod ¢& e é el
f responsibility FOR ALASKA ROAD WASTEFUL EXPENDITURES IN PURCHASING WAR SUPPLIES being given separate autonomony | |; je tek tl reve ° Grivea
S | WILL MORE THAN USE UP INCREASE OF THE fant te Shnnininalinn tenia Yeo | a ae soit - le "
amen , ‘back by the navy. ‘‘We were once
' | o TAXES IMPOSED.
ae ee Seattle, April 19.—The scenes; \ hua lvery near invasion,” he said, “and
at Piers B 2 attendant on the | rennet l tho Es
t is that the Borden na - wee : Special war taxation could|be thinking to himself that he is | |the papers are to be congratulat
. t ‘ 5 emnnse of the steamships { ity of nave been avoided altogether “tf | ; et hel th ldiers ® SEVENTY. MILLION. led that never a word about it ap-
! hope Oo conuo ; ee « € , ‘ Ome doing o help e soldi ai
' eattle and Mariposa for Alaskan ‘| - ”
; | tin ilies Seattie anc Aripo 0 the Borden government had been | ae lias ne ‘eally doing 4 DOLLAR CONTRACT. peared in print.
ports were reminders of the days ful t t ie foe ti i Lyats Wan a 7 ; 'S | a
t frot They ; ‘are o get value for the money | ites hc aii
ont. They bady > i). old Klondike rush, when |°?™ ‘ a alu 1 to cover up waste, or, as” possibly | sis ae oo "he Ge REDUCED RATES.
7 ents to have! spent on the war. lingual es sais ontreal, 22,— -
> re » fought for roor nr Inay be, worse. ‘
Daloting vised by a m Merely toes ee, In other words, if they had been _ [notte s London correspondent, ca-| \
. . vessels northward bound. At ful t eines Me Mk eines A paper printed by order of a Sg aR nes: (eae The government telegraph com-
lie wi ne to , ‘ ‘aremti o ge aliue for e one! g as # , Says: . .
: ns to infer that Pier 2, from which the Mariposa _ ¢ ti th the Parliament contains correspond- | 5, 41, . enior vice-peedident of pany has reduced the rates from
PY any Te spe connection with the con- ; or, senio »-preshde
ct any Liberal sailed, the excitement was partic- ee ence which reveals how the \udi- | li ‘ar and F ipy here to Bella Coola. The n&®
re any so bold tingents, they would have saved : _ . the Canadian Car ant oundry
pp ularly great. tor General tried to keep the hm | , aseieed besk’-4 irates are $1 for ten words, and 7
¥ intends ike quick work P ‘ - far more than the sum they hope ; : ia Company, has arrives ac in 7
Approximately 500 men and : : penditure of the Militia Depart- : linden ft cents for each additional word.
the N vever, the Sen- to raise by the vexatious taxes : London from etrograd after
’ . , women crowded near the gang- ment under bounds—and how he eieinar auesmeiell: ik odeieiais an| 'The usual night letter rates are
as } . . . oO yosed. . i s 5 8
“i | the Sat plank to take leave of parting z a ae ,;. | wasn’t able to do so. “der fr he R t tille y|! also in force, fifty words being
serutiy from each sidel,. | bin clad enginecr For example, they allowed Sir i =. order from the ussian artiller leremeantsiaethat 00
BM be pre t and every man PPLeRAD. HORTA Ole ing cat Richard McBride to buy two sub-| Phe Areeetnt Genera! points au department for two and a_ half rene ? ;
be vive ip ehemih It is and miners gathered on the decks marines, and paid for them page 16) that, concerning a pur- | millions each of shrapnel and ex-| Se ee eee
SHOS, of the vessel and a great shout o : chase of about $90,000 worth of} h $70,000,000. MAJESTIC THEATRE.
BsOnable { ct that the men : ; $1,150,000, Now, these subma- }plosive shells, worth 870,
: , ’ : e fing stie Ww ft eld glasses “the pre 0 out} . ‘ que
Nore { tten boots will epee. ie Sant Clee a oe rines were built for a South eld gla the profit of about Che extent of the order is such | . : x
pe the boat slid away from the pier, anil $12 per glass would appear to be| ' enatiote eubmitties Ya Crowded houses are still wel-
read i body against], American government for %750,- jas to necessitate su & va- ne m i ee
> SBSINS* Tyeryone on ship and dock was Ree unusually large The glasses | ee Sli, - meee j|coming The Blac Box” every
Indeed, it is al- 7 . 000. They had just been thrown re Prous paste to ofmer Srme ver k at The Majestic. The sixth
ys th call 6 ages talking of the railroad, and many back upon the hands of the build- were turned in at $33 and $4 A, manufacture, especially as three |™** a Maj i - ,
Hh active sef=l whose hearts yearned for the pair. Twelve hundred of ‘lof the ( li Car and Foundry | episode, now running, is perhaps
e st thoes “ik ae s ers, presumably for good reason, 1e Canadian Car ant i h d
' -|North were left behind. Colonel! White's stamps, therefor must} ont , ¥iveedy. turning out | the most thrilling yet shown an
¥, bla them for all their . so that $750,000 was a price the jplants are alread) K é
| ’ Yinichardson, of the Alaska road build id lad t t. The &° for the wastage on every pair shells.” | that is saying a whole lot.
B It w “rs would be glad to get. e els ee Wi id
pt pear, therefore, commission; Barney McGhee, |)" + : me . of field glasses. It means a lot | eo. Sa | “Cupid Incognito” is a comedy
hg have everything | hom all Alaskans know; Colonel macy Coneds paid for.them wae of stamping that could biggie been | eT G FORT NE. ‘drama of merit, while “The Base-
sain by diers’ votes and distributed in three drafts, one) GETS 6 ¥ i all Fans of F rille’ i | h
E tes and) sohwanitz, formerly general man- 9950.000 ne for $500,000 saved by the exercise of Ofdinary : a ans 0 anville” 18 a laug
, y regret hav-|,... of : um Sethe ee ieee inbeibinanse a ale any from start to finish,
* his measure. All a ye rae ees Wermere which together would represent busing ” — New York, April 22.—Mary *
eee ASSIS. 4 Railway, and many other old-tim- an ample price, and a third for Again, the Auditor General’s|(arey Thomas, the president of}
td Kite ae _ ers, were on the dock to bid god- $400,000, which represented—|letters disclose that Mr Garland, | Bryn Mawr College for Girls, has |
Mt, wh be 1s CON-)eneed and good luck to the gov- whet? 'M P., who is connected with a] just inherited $10,000,000, It was S M O K
Pd, all Canca an ‘k = ernment engineers, Well, wherever that $400,000 | Joint stock drug company tn Ot left to her by her friend, Mary | ——— = :
tchene, , ie ; ~~ ied The Mariposa is carrying to the may have gone, at least we knew tawa, patriotically presented @/Plizabeth Garrett, and was the | IN AID OF THE
Yh © PPOPOS- I North the first shipment of rails i eorty mil_{clerk, E. Powell, as the agent of|fortune which she inherited from}
he reprimand whieh they de | where it comes from. Forty mil-| CITY BAND
ae WY G- land ties for the new federal rail- ook ae thch dak ohak was stamps | Bauer & Black.-Chicago, and that lher father, the founder of the
——— jon" aioe torrie. smpneyer? jwill have to be bought, licked and | the government bought certain | fj iltimore & Ohio Railroad, Miss FRIDAY EVENING
. pecccccosegaiiimssanintal of the Alaska engineering com- affixed to letters, cheques, re-|S#nitary supplies from Powell | Garrett left the money to Miss) In Mcintyre Halli—Turn Out
» Milner Jos. Raatz mission, which will build a FORM |. ints and other documents to | Among other things, Powell fur | Thomas without restriction, but | and Help the Band
and Lieutenant Mears, a member | ie ua tor 1 nished 67,200 fleld dressings. The] jt is to be supposed that her in-|
Mpress afe of the commission, were on meaet Forty “million times, somebody |auditor figures that for merely {tentions as to its use for pron t-| a - ———
Paeeener, there were SUD. pee. | putting a stamp on a letter will | Cotinued on Page Three. jing education had been commu-
UNDER sengera on the big steamship| _— sesaehinaaee -inieated to Miss Thomas before)
am reine: i OTICE
MENT vere nearly all of them bound for | eee her death. If Miss Thomas had) TAKE N T,
a us Cook Inlet by vessel of the Alaska ° E L F’ died first the money was to have AN k tak ti
Seereecoooeooooons . workmen @ notice
: Steamship Company, which will Pi eer Laun ry gone to John Hopkins, ;
hereaft > ibalote a regular ser | on * that there is no work for
ereatter ‘ ‘s 5S - “ - | a saeenniaiiintieeeiiiies
Alberta i tM k vice to that point. | Third Avenue East | c A FE Quality, satisfaction and econ- unemployed at Granby Bay
a ta ar et The City of Seattle, of the Pa- Phone 118 vny, New Wellington Coal. ‘Anyox), There are en
es “ ’ > > e 50 : : .
OPEN For cifle Goast Steamship Company, We Use the Most Modern $) OPEN FOR BUSINESS Phone 116, 63tf. 150 men waiting there to
BUSINESS ; he oe Wailé ee ee any vacaney which may oc-
\ carried 209 passengers when shi Laundry Machinery Built, ereree - es
ao ha ll kinds of sailed from Pier B at 9 o'clock Come In Any Tuesday or WHITE DINING ROOM An inventor has brought out a our,
“al, | , | ; . ; A WHITE KITCHEN disk talking machine reeord) oo
1 Vege ; A : the passengers were fifty Wednesday and See How
PA from te progeameet sake bound tor Fort Wil "We Do It WHITES HELP across which is a groove that re-|§ GRANBY CONSOLIDATED
odue one 8 iers bound fo o ee
any Wuser, 1 : i asta ) at Haines and Absolute Satisfaction ts ooeres iturns the needle to the starting | MINING, SMELTING &
Eusa eo sewers * ' solu | Next Majestic Theatre en
. : ‘ omatically to make it re- POWER CO, LTD,
5th cv oe rma cannery crews for Sitka Bay and Guaranteed ! Phone 553 point automatically to .
en mith Bik, Hawkes Inlet, we ” scoascooooaoas ‘POal.

 

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