JAILY NEWS

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

 

 

COLONEL HART W'HARG KILLED IN ACTION

 

 

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(Special to The Dally News.)

Lond Ay 26.—This city is
fla rise of the Canadians
at the | ind how they saved
the day for the British at Lange-
nat

xposed by the French-
Belgia being foreed back

s through the use

by the Ge

« gas. The orders

f asphyxial

the Canadians had were that in all

ENGLISH SOCCER.

 

(Bpecial to The Dally News.)

Manchester, Eng., April 26.
In the English Cup final the Shef-
field United defeated Chelsea 3 to

0, There were 50,000 spectators.

BOOT LACES FOR TROOPS.

   
   
   
   
 
  
    

Lond April 26.—The Cana-
dian A ited Press is again
aske ntion that woolen
tomforts ars longer needed by
troops. These are still being re-
ceived fr Canadian friends.
The latest consignments of com-
forts | anadians this week in-
tluded insect powder, footballs,
chewing gum, tooth brushes and
boot laces. A complete list of va-
rious g sent would be in-
structive. Writing papér and en-
Velopes a ost eagerly sought.
Friends of Canadians still in Eng-
land are ntinuing to provide
concerts and cinematograph

shows at Shor

bury,

neliffe and Canter-

 

We will ele

ar your jot and pre-
pare your gi

round at a very rea-

sonable pri Fritz, Phone 583.
95-97

Safety First—Use New Wel-
ington Coal. Phone 146, 67¢f.
Fritz clears your lots en small
Monthly payments. Phone 583.

95-97

Quality,

 

satisfaction and econ-

 

 

‘my. New Wellington Goal.
sreee, -
Geo. Milner Jos. Raatz }

Empress Cafe

UNDER NEW MANAGE-
MENT — TRY US

 

WESTHOLME

OPERA HOUSE

TONIGHT

The Grea

  
   
 
    
   
  
  
   
       
    

Four-Reel Feature

“ENOCH ARDEN”

Founded on

Lord Tennyson's
immortal Poem

Wednesda;
! Thupatin.

“CALS OF THE NORTH"

r= Ne (
iadian Peature

2-Ree|
“DOUGH

‘ay Saturday

Chaplin Comedy
AND DYNAMITE”

 

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QNDON AFLAME WITH PRAISE
FOR CONDUCT OF CANADIAS

CONCEDED THAT THEY SAVED THE DAY AT LANGEMARCK—
WAR OFFICE SENDS CONGRATULATIONS — SECOND
CONTINGENT LIKELY OALLED THIS WEEK.

 

 

eventualities they were to keep in

touch with their right wing. When

their left support fell

was nothing to do but obey or-

ders and close in on their right,

rhe Canadians were leftjleaving several guns and equip-

Hehind. Later,
they received order to return

ment however,
, and
earried the Germans before them,
their

number of German prisoners.

recoving guns and taking a

Canada to Avenge.

Ottawa, April 26.—Replying to
a congratulatory tellegram from
the War Office for the splendid
conduct of the Canadians, Gen-

eral Hughes says he is mourning
the loss of his gallant comrades
and that Canada desires to avenge
their death.
for the Sec
for the
week,

He believes the order
ond Contingent to leave
front will this

be given

away there

 

 

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a T. P. STEAMERS T 10
MAKE TRI-WEEKLY TRIPS

Vancouver, April

H.N

26.—Capt. C.
P.
has announced that the
Ru-
pert and Prince George will main-
of three

Vancouver

icholson, manager of G. T.
steamers,
compeny’s steamers Prince
tain a

week

service trips a

between and

Prince Rupert, in
sched-
to
hours.

at

commencing

June. To

the
the

maintain this

ule steamers will have
make
They have
their full

Nicholson,

run in thirty

not yet been run

power, said Captain

and he expects no

trouble on the new service.

 

IN WHAT NORTH SEA?

April

yesterday

Berlin,

26

aD

gave

German

Admiralty out a
statement

follows:

fleet

reading as

German high sea has
recently cruised repeatedly in the
North
lish

sea forces of Great Britain.”

Sea, Eng-

the

advancing into

waters without meeting

 

 

 

 

VIOLENT FIGHTING
YESTERDAY IN WEST

(Special to The Dally News.)

Paris, April 26.—Official—Two

German attacks in Belgium yes-
Brit-

The enemy bombarded Ypres

terday were

ish,

repulsed by the

violently. Violent fighting also
took place on the Meuse and Les
Eparges. The enemy was re-

pulsed.

TO TAKE PLEBISCITE.

People of Newfoundland Will Vote
on Liquor Question.

 

St. Johns, Nfld., April 26—New-
foundland, “the ancient colony,”
may become “dry” in July, next
year. In the Colonial Legislature
the Premier announced that the
government intended to intro-
duce a bil during the’ session
providing for a plebiscite next
November on the question of pro-
hibition of the liquor traffic. In

the event of the temperance policy
winning, licenses will be abolish-

1916.

 

ed on July 14,

 

LONDON SAYS CANADIANS SAVED SITUATION AT THE F RONT IN RECENT BATTLE

 

THIRTEEN CARS OF ORE ARRIVE
FROM ROCHER DE BOULE MINE

 

SHIPPED TO GRANBY SMELTER BY SCOW AND TUG—

NEW BUNKERS READY TODAY THAT WILL HOLD ;
THREE HUNDRED TONS. -

 

the
near New

The first shipment from
Rocher de Boule mines,
Hazelton, arrived in the city last
night en route to Anyox, where it
will be smelted. There were thir-
teen cars of ore in the shipment,
each car probably carrying about

forty tons. They came in on yes-

terday afternoon’s freight and
are on the track ready to be
transferred to the new bunkers

which will be ready today.
The which
structed next to the G. T.
Morse Creek, will
300 tons of ore.

bunkers, are
P,. wharf

contain
This ore
will be transferred to Anyox by a
The G, T. P. has
charge of the shipment, and are
arranging to have the scow towed
to the smelter.

con-

near
about

scow and tug.

The price of copper at this time

is up to 15 cents per pound, so

 

 

SHH S
SAM FELL DOWN

and above board. But that

City Council.
That's not the only place

has dropped about a thou-

where Sam fell down.
sand feet in the estimation
of ex-Alderman Morrissey
since the Montreal
Morrissey was a good dog
to Sam; he would lick his
feet and snarl at his en-
emies. When Morrissey

wanted a friend,

trip.

however,
Instead
Morris-

Sam wasn't there.
of assisting
sey back to office he threw

poor

ou to a few workingmens

votes, Sam would throw
down the workingmen,
too, if it served liis put
poses-—but not yet. Wait

a while,

 

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him down and ga a ca v2.80 pa -
support to the labor ean Gate Oe us 50
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likes the labor party but Carts, at

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because he wan o> oe

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Vancouver, B. C., April 26.

This city is in deep mourning to-

day over the gallant heroes who

fell in the reeent batite at Longe-

Sam Newton used to be marck. The casualty list shows |

a great advocate of We that the Canadians lost heavily,

“New Freedom het &, including many of Vancouver's

the freedom of publicity prominent citizens. It is believed
and doing everything up

that the total death list exceeds a

thousand officers and men.

 

was in the times when Officers Hit’Hard.

Sam was seeking ofiice. Among the fallen there were
The corrupting influences three Ganadian colonels, Colonel
of power, however, has |Hart-MeHarg, of this city; Lieu-
had its sway, as it does ‘tent Colonel! P. Birchall, of the
with all weak men, and to- ;permanent staff, and Lieutenant
day Sam is an out-and- Colonel Russell Boyle, command-
out advocate of “Star *)iig the 10th Battalion, Besides
Chamber™ methods in the Poo Captain Cecil Merrit, a son-

lin-law of Sir Hibbert Tupper, and

Captain Maxwell Fleming, both of

ARGAINS
B*., the Baby

9 ~~ § Only High Grade
Collapsible Go-Carts

GIVEN AWAY
To Close Out Quickly We

 

 

Also 7 Sulkys

Reg. $4.50, Now.... 3.00

PRINCE RUPERT TENT &
AWNING OO.

 

The list
lof Vancouver’s wounded includes
| Me ajor

lant Hibbert Tupper, a son of Sir

, Vancouver, were killed.

Godson-Godson, Lieuten-

 

Hibbert, and Lieutenants’ 8.
|Darmour, G. Kenworthy, Vic-
tor McLean, 8. H. Goodall, A. G.
iSpencer, G. H. Davis and A. L,

Lindsay.
McHarg's Regord.

At the opening of the court to-
the
the loss sustained by the death of
Hart-McHarg. He
of Vancouver,
and had served in the South Afri-
He won the

| day judge madé reference to

Colonel was

an eminent lawyer

can war as a private.

Prince of Wales’ Prize, the Gov-
ernor General's Prize and the
world’s championship rifle shot
last year. He was born at Kil-
kenny Barracks, Lreland, the son
of Major McHarg, D. 8. O., who
was an officer under “Chinese

Gordon.”

Majestic Theatre

Tw. Nye of Concert
Also a High Clase Program
“UNREST”

In Two Parts-—A Psychological
Drama

“THE BORROWED NECKLACE”
“THE FURNACE MAN”

“GETTING FATHER’S GOAT”
A Corking Comedy

Miss E, Reinbold-—Song
Miss Gladys Kemp-—Danee

Admission 10 and 166
Coming—Wednesday and Thursday
The Best Serial Exhibited Yet!
Entited “The House of Mystery”
Seventh Episode of “The Black Box”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ore

VANCOUVER CONTINGENT HIT HARD
IN RECENT BATTLE AT LANGEMARCK

COL. HART-McHARG AMONG THE SLAIN---SON-IN-LAW OF HIBBERT
TUPPER KILLED AND SON WOUNDED.-.--MANY NON-
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS INCLUDED

 

THREE AMERICAN
FISHING BOATS HERE

Three new American independ-
ent fishing boats arrived in Prince
Rupert today and last night.

The Tordenskjold came in with
35,000 pounds of halibut, the Lib-
erty with 30,000 and the Sitka
with 35,000.

There was considerable dicker-
ing this morning before they dis-
posed of their catch. The first
offer they had was 4 1-2 and 2
cents, but it was finally sold for
2 1-2 cents to the cold
While this not
good a price as they secured at
Seattle last trip, it is contended
that the prices secured here are

4 1-2 and

storage. is as

as good as 6 cents straight in Se-
attle when time and cost of go-
ing south is considered, The fish-
ermen appear to be well pleased
with their trip.

THE WEATHER.

By F. W. Dowling, Obeerver.

April 26,

(5 a. m., 1915.
oN eae a eee 29.754
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ene . 16 eedeecsaten 1.86

 

For a comfortable room, come
to the 8t. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec.
end Avenue, near Eighth Street.
Newly opened. Steam heat and
hot and cold water in every room

 

Free baths. Rates reasonable.

Try our Nut or Lump Coal, It's
the best quality. Phone 15,
P, BR, Goal Co, 96.8

 

the owners are anxious
through as many shipments as
possible. A large force of men
are employed at the mine and the
ore will be shipped as fast as it
can be secured,

The owners are very confident
about the future of the mine, and
believe that this shipment will
more than justify that confidence.
The Rocher de Boule can really be
classed as one of Prince Rupert's

to get

industries since all their shipping
and is carried
through this city.

business on

CAPTURE TURK SHIPS.

(Special to The Dally Newe.)
Athens, April 26.—Allied war-
ships captured the Turkish
steamers Virgina and Madda car-
rying contraband. They were fly-
ing the American flag and were
taken to Lemnos.

MAJESTIC THEATRE.

The Majestic announces an-
other high-class program for to-
night and tomorrow in addition to
the usual first of the week sing-
ing and dancing items.

The films include “Unrest,” a
psychological drama in two reels;
“The Borrowed Necklace,” ‘The
Furnace Man,” and a great com-
edy entitled “Getting Father's
Goat.”

EASTERN STAR.

All those who are interested in
the formation of a branch of the
Eastern Star Chapter in Prince
Rupert are asked to meet at the
home of Mrs. Mobley, on Monday
evening at 8 p. m. 95-7

 

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* CANADIAN REO CROSS *
SOCIETY
Needs more funds to care
for wounded Canadians at
the front. Will you help?
Leave at this office or send
to Dr. Jas. W. Robertson,
Chairman Red Cross So-
ciety, Ottawa. tf.

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Social Entertainment

Given Under the: Auspices

of the
P. R. CATHOLIC CLUB
APRIL 28th
Card Playing and Dancing
Starts 8 P. M.

 

 

 

Pioneer Laundry

Third Avenue East
Phone 118

We Use the Most Modern
Laundry Machinery Built.

 

 

 

 

Come In Any Tuesday or
Wednesday and See How
We Do It
Absolute Satiefaction is
Guaranteed

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