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AMERICAN OIL TANKER TORPEDOED AND MANY LIVES LostT—
MAY CAUSE TROUBLE WITH THE

UNITED STATES. TALLION OF TURKS TAKEN PRISONERS.
(Special to The Daily News.) crew of the Fulgent, a shot killing (Special to The Daily News.) The Turks have also suffered
i Ml The Swedish | the captain. Metylene, May 3,—The Allies |greatly under the fire of the allied
on he” oa ; a ? oa oe a rdeen | are still making progress in their | fleet. There are 5,000 wounded in
hit the ‘renen |trawiers for twenty miles fter : } sts i a g
th British | running umnuck | f ae ‘ fight against the Turks. The Constantinople alone,
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bieamer | t, and two Aber-| fleet. wena sp Pais sc 60° BASEBALL.
have been subma- Uncle Sam Angry. | have surrendered and the British
Washington, May 3.—News of] MILITARY HONORS PAID TO VICTIM OF ACCIDENT. flag is floating over them. The (Special to The Dally News)
The ca ind several of the | the sinking of the oil tanker Gulf Private W. R. Dobson was a member of the Edmonton Fusi- jinner forts have not yet been! Vancouver, May 3.—In_ the
ght were drown-|light and the killing of Captain| liers but was transferred to the Auto Machine Gun Battery the ##aken but they appear to be|Northwestern baseball league
rt rine attacked the|Gunther and two other Americans| 4Y Of his death. He was killed when the machine in which he-| weakening. Vancouver beat Seattle by 7 to 6;
AN as she was res-/is regarded seriously here in view | “2 E lided with another truck. The combined attack, both land!Aberdeen vs. Tacoma, 4 to 2. At
g ew of the Europe.|of the warning given to Germany| 4 man ae and sea, upon the Turkish armyjanother game between Aberdeen
They a tacked the trawler|of strict accountability for the -_ continues. The Allies have cap-/and Tacoma Tacoma won by 2
ing to rescue the!loss of American lives. DESTROYERS ARE LOST GERMANS AGAIN FAIL tured another Turkish battalion. |to 4.
| TRAWLER CAk CARRIES GUNS) TO TAKE HILL 60|—
ENDIARIES AFTER “aes Bitch tag oben est aoe teens nese ess **** CANADIAN CASUALTIES
* CITY MARKET »| (Special to The Daily News.) (Special to The Daily News.) * HAYS CREEK PARK *
GRANVILLE BRIDGE * ol * | London, May 3 The Admiralty London, May 3. Mflicial * —_—— * HAVE REACHED 5,000
, — , : ‘peate ‘ir attac * Hays Creek has the pos- * -———
ended * rhe mismanagement of *!reports that the destrover Recruit | Germans repeated their attack on . }
Cees 0 ee ee ee Me Mbeied bee ke, 61. | do 60 and St, Julien but were all|* sibility of making one of * Penne eS eee Saas
May 3.—Two more or ae , [re TR. GOS BC: See * the finest “k he | Wondon, May 3,— The casual-
* come proverbial. The mar- *|-p te sa jrepulsed with heavy loss in spite ie «fines parks in the sie acts
nade yesterday, at} | Twenty-five of her crew of fifty-| , * West in he teides 6 ties of the Canadians at Lange-
yesterday, ¢ ea Sn lo eir use of poisonous gases st. 2 “Ww ‘Lage :
io aed tee * két is the pet scheme of *|,icnt were saved by the trawler}?! “eit ' ; poleonow at + MeBride Sivest © marck are said to be far greater
* the Mayor and he has ©*/jaijcy unde fire from the sub-|2!4 Shelis. Our aviators brought —— See 1 ee ‘than anticipated. They are now
Street bridge. A a eeprenle : : : German aviator down * gives some idea of this. * wee ps , y
theek “tiiaatinoaed * watched it with fatherly *)| papins A division of British de-|* an avi : i Miinadias deed aa {Put at 5,000, including 2,000
. ' * care It was intended to *|.)..vers destroyed two German ~ — += esterday crowds of peo- | iseing.
lice and later a vol-} a : * le visited the ylace. * :
naened, ithe Gi ;* assist the surrounding */torpedo boats which sank the pentane tmcnpe ns «8g * el iren played a th a) The Admiralty reports that the
erred, e Ss! : 1 j ‘ are layer e | J
led farmer in finding a market */;). ‘ imbia without hoist- >: ‘thhad lid alate telanel » | fighting at the Dardanelles has
— ater and ¢ s loiterec
}* for his produce and inci- *) jing their colors. Two German of- , ient|* .in the ve Thet in ye been tremendously severe and
— | e sad dro eg accide » shade. ere is | :
WT SELL CRAB |* dentally to secure a job for */ feers and forty-four men were ; ’ = ‘ * ee ewe a % need. however. for a little #{ttat the allied losses have been
i# the friends of the Maycr. *)paceyed and made prisoners. The took place Saturday afternoon a eed, however, for ¢ ci very great. as well as those of the
ee * But the market has been * ee ee Metlakatla, when Harold Nelson,|* more development to en- * ve .
an . ‘ =e trawler Barbadoes defended itself ae iS belts i atatieneen * tae. Turks.
Se Ml Cracked crab * persistently used to swin- *) with two small guns. ihe Sou 98: Soe See . : eee ee : * Pe en
a eee ‘l® die people who were simple #| i See of this city, lost his life. the bridge is too small to THIS IS HOTPOINT WEEK.
ee * enough to patronize it. A *| ZEPPELIN comne. The boy had been attending|* accommodate all who *
per Oe oe * former incumbent secured *| school at Metlakatla for the last|* would wish to be there, * Special—El Grilstovo, $4.35 for
acessories wes * produce along the G. T. P. «| (Special to The Dally News.) two years. If appears that they|* A few planks stretched out */one week only. Jonsumes five
ee * amounting to several hun *| London, May 3.—A German, *°r? ™ the habit of holding a pie-|* among the trees would add */eents worth of electricity per
iad : as ar i i - sondon, May 3. 1 i : Ye Sho
ron St eee * dred dollars without even el, | wa © Viieland , Mi every fine afternoon on the}* very materially to its */nour. Now you can afford to
\\ “ sien i ares oars ) eppelin as seen ove lelane ee ae ‘ oe e
| nee ee * paying a cent for it. Now «|, a m. last night, fiving in th beach and on Saturday Harold was|* utility and could be done */eoo0k by electricity. Hotpoint
® ) . . . . vans I i c oO . avi a » mm. as Fa, ry ry e i area . ; :
. » a Oe * it appears that the farm *14 ; ¢ England, Viieland i along with the other pupils, in]* at a very small expense. */[rons, $3.50. Do not keep a big
he e arias “ ars ‘ ‘ » direction ¢ eiane eran Ss a i nen ™ » ‘
be ae . pare * ef f Bella Coola are the * | land off th ‘at of Bol charge of one of the teachers. He|* Indeed, _ there will be */fire in the range these hot days.
. og 8s 0 Che WOOK ars n island o e coast 0 Ol- ank ing : vs ;
nee re ae * victims, losing a_ whole «1, i was playing with a raft on the}* enough old plank lying *|Reonomize by electricity. Investi-
: s, os i oO and. ‘ 3% ; ' : :
mm July 4 to Octo- » shindiods of. petitions 0 9 ® ' beach and finally managed to set}* around after the streets *| gate, Parkin & Ward Electric
: Posie ed ty * man who left the country * MAJESTIC THEATRE it loose, assisted by the incoming|* are repaired to do this and *|@o., Limited. Opposite Postof-
ed for sale. Un- e «e 1 as he had disp “a * tide. and was on boara the raft|* the only cost will be a few *| gee, 103.108
law it was ne r- ee ’ eer ae : raat tp . * ays’ work ‘hat ¢
oe e * of them. Why not use a * rhe Majestic has another fine about forty feet from the shore day work. What about * were ee
h crabs during the ge ges ’ base i ht and tomor-|When first noticed by the teacher. * the Park Committee of the * THE WEATHER
: s ss f \ n rogram tor tonig ane OMmor- : ;
but dealers were ee re 2 * # M Reinbold will sing and | She ealled to him and this appar- * City Council; this is surely * -
ut theur 9am ee ee * ot ver "' a wilt | , . ently made him nervous and in-|* something they should * (5 a. m., May 3, 19145.)
rr. ¢€ sist o re gt ss riage s emp dance ’
' the winter anid sell fete nn we eemeee “ ee ' | r Blood |duced him to jump from the raft * take up. * | Barometer evan ers . 30,102
+ re : ‘he ms c ae hie PLMOE
pa mmer, fa Mmee|” "O04 trom ony man who SiTae Mime inl ' sland trw to get to shore. He in| #4 4 4 4: ae ee ee we | Max. temp. ..... a Gaye’ .+.75.0
* wants to trade on the #/Ruby, rhe Old Fire Horse, . : & ; Soa :
abs were cooked . diately went down, and al- Bim. 1ONED. vies ccs sé ods . 46.0
' * city’s credit? Surely, the |The Bandit and the Baby,” and | ™edlater, é ' DEATH OF R. MAZZE!
: , + oug e teacher almost os » ° —_—_—
a * city does not want to be a *|“Sweedie’s Hopeless Love. cs . th ae 7 oe tale Quality, satisfaction and econ-
e e in ry - Oo rescue >
i M t, have you got * partner of swindlers. * a poe i o ° ' , s mean tei Word has just reached the city |qmy. New Wellington Coal.
it ; _s. N L. she failec o ge ear s
statement or bal- oe 2 9 e °. eee ee eee e u. s —_ eu C. ©. Perry, the Indian agent, that R. Mazzei, formerly a con- Phone 116. Gstt.
, we er NOME WILL VOTE ON Mr. I. N. Linnell, former; the }Was sent for, and took him from|tractor in this city, and reeently
— ee SALOONS ON MAY 5) \yyerican consular agent here,|the water about half an hour af-ja rancher on Queen Charlotte Is- LONDON CAFE
! —_ has now been appointed vice con ter the accident, when he was lands, came to his death last week d Grill
F, E CONFECTIONERY Nome, May 3.—United States]sul for this port, Mr, Cole the reg-|duite dead, by exposure. In Company with An
ee Judge Tucker 1 Hed}ular consul being now establish d| Much sympathy will be felt for f his 1 } eer pea
" custemidiealnieiitiieie strict . re ‘ker has ecallec ‘ Ons osng BY ' one of his boys, he was out hunt-
lee © eee ares here. The duties of the vice-con Mr. Nelson, who is a popular old- ounk : ALWAYS PIRST CLASS
ream and Candies a special election in Nome for : ltimer. The boy was about 40/)'ne in the woods and got lost and
Freshly Made : sul are to look after the business | : ! Catal BOXES FOR LADIES
May 5 to vote on whether Nome : ears old and was exceptionally|}was exposed for several days in
Try Our ice Cream Brick: ; in the absence of the consul. year ® I ‘ Hart Bik. Third Ave.
eee one shall continue to license saloons. | — | bright, The funeral took place!the eold rain. On the third day
= Petitions requesting the elec-|* * * * * Soeseeee ee es * this afternoon at 3 p, m, Mazzei died and the boy made his
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tion were presented to the court ° CANADIA Toate way back to the ranch and report- “~
° . . * SOCIETY * Follow the erowd to Self’s : ‘ 2 ,
ieee eek denen ‘nike wae wads me a, ‘ stant ed. He was buried on the island, EST H 0 LM
, ’ Jeeds ‘e i » care 7” ‘re os ‘eas ee : :
ES iF bd re ing a vigorous campaign, Wom ° _— : ae ae Cafe. ee "y . : ap His boys came back to this city
te in Alaska and it is * for wounded Canadians at *|Majestic Theatre, 1O2tf, last night a
T en now vote ALASKA & ae Will you help? * a ee . ° :
wo NIGHTS! Twol! believed their votes will be an im a ee of : ms mba Mr. Mazzei was an old-timer i OPERA H O US E
B *ngin . save a iis office or sene
; “tnd tnt Dancing Between Reeis portant factor in deciding the is- » o tiige o Wt Betabteen © this city and was respected and TONIGHT
B “looted Flime Pr . aS ‘Pio La d 6 laren ee e—
TH ‘ogram , liked bya lat i f friends,
\ F BL00D RUBY" 4 Refined nee. * Chairman Red Cross So- * heer un ry ore. On ape ae oem The High-Class Two-Reel
“THE O15 omanen Nome, which is the metropolis}, cioty Ottawa tf = * | mma sgt agg " Feature A
SE” Se . ?? . Be ’ “
} a ‘ E nstble of the Bering Sea region, DOS ®le gy gee eee eee eee we! Third Avenue East CHIEF JUSTICE OF Ny. S&S. eT ke tee
ae AND THE BABY” winter population of 2,500, which — | Phone 118 v | a Moral
‘SWEEDIE'g rama ali aviga . on ™ Halifax, N. 8. May 3, Hon.) g 9 ——— — —-——-—————_
. HOPELESS Love”— grows in summer when navigt We Use the Most Modern #! : al
' ' xe Grahs senior , so the Second Instaliment
Mies & mony tion is open to more than 5,000, Geo. Milner Jos. Raatz Laundry Machinery Built, Wallace Graham, senior judge ot of Mary Fuller's New Serial
on Cave aeee ane cntueaemenqmniens '$ Gome In Any Tuesday or the Supreme Court of Nova Seotia, | “WHO'LL MARRY MARY?"
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Ing Conan aeat and Thursday Mr. A. D. Taylor, steward at the mpress afe Wednesday and See How has been appointed chief justice | notiendl Wiel Thure.
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. 708 Ochen nell Prince Rupert Club,  reeeived | We Do It of the Province of Nova Seotia, MARY PICKFORD
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© Greatest Serial Byer erased word this morning that his UNDER NEW MANAGE- Absolute Satiefaction te suceeeding Si: ee : — tn Bo Seems cape
Admissi be _ j life while mine send, who retired from the beneh “SUCH A ne at ee
on yrother lost his life T— TRY US Guaranteed Qu
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ALLIES ARE HAMMERING TURKS
WARSHIPS DO GREAT DAMAGE

‘OUTER FORTS OF DARDANELLES ARE NOW IN POSSESSION OF
ALLIES—INNER ONES WEAKENING—ANOTHER BAT-