— ==

PRINCE Ry PERT.

—

TUR SDAY, MAY

4, 1915

UB) IARINES TO ATTACK AMERICAN SH

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

 

 

eal ATTACK YESTERDAY ON THE BRITISH FRONT WAS EASILY R REPULSED
BY ISLAND WATER WORKS

WiLL BE PUT

wer ACTION OF COUNCIL
VOKED -POINTED OU
GUARANTEE OF

muSsT

IN BY DAY LABOR

TO DO IT BY CONTRACT Is RE-
T THAT THERE Is NO

WHAT THE CITY

PAY.

cil decided | last week it was decided to revoke

government
ction with
This

be

act.
to

have
but only

as

the wa-

the marine
vater and the
for the work
t over.

meeting held|,,, fee al |
Siti that there was no guarantee that} wWijliams & Manson wrote the A letter was read from the city |less than 93,000,000 acres under
EN DEATH OF i labor would cost only $26,000. Council lest aight on’ bebelf of | auditor, we Waited. tot night |Preserve for pre-emption, and, of
The reply was that Mr. Hull had ; ' Ithe le veve ‘ing :
DAVID Z. McLENNAN “0 see | Mr. Kyte, who received injuries by|accepting the reduced fee of |*™ lands surveyed during the
given his word that it would not} I. _|past two years, 1,700,000 acres
‘ost more jan electric shock from a city tele-}%1,200 for his services for 1915.
hocked agein|: nore. a paave been subdivided into sec-
ee re A motion was therefore put that \P lone A settlement is asked for|}Alderman Maitland asked if there sons of 460 ented. 004 are open
th of David Z. |the proposal be accepted and that jor a suit to recover $5,000 dam- | was a local man who could do the | for pre-emption, enough to fur-
ithe city solicitor prepare a bylaw|ages will be proceeded with. The|work and Alderman Edge reported|nish 160 acres to each of 10,625)
rit ito permit the work being carried|matter was referred to the city|that there was not. Mr. Hodges |additional pre-emptors . Ev-
— re jout. This was carried. solicitor for Fopert. “was bia Pp ointed auditor. ery assistance is given to those
et about 2 30 | scieneniliiadinaisiinanta eaiinain natn sninabine a teiagecciaaiin asia aduiiniilialosh
ed alone. Aj}

eer laundry
iis usual parcel
id on the floor, |

most become
he was dead
was seen in
ttawe about 114
wers. Inside,
itions for the
the indications
ed dead while
er.
ver immediate-

» and Dr. Cade,

reviewed
will come
Jury,

cer,
case
ers al-

obably

died from
heart

s einployed at
He

©. McLennan,
ly. The

recently,

intern-
0) Prinee Ru-

Will arrive
Lo attend the

8 eee

oaRD OF THANKS.

mn extends his

to the many
inleered their
stance during
ment,

CONFECTIONERY

© Cream and Candies
Freshly Made

Y Our toe ©
ream Brick
"Oreo ree °

 

 

 

suneneaeg

loneey Laundry

Third Avenue East

 

 

Phone 118
Most Modern
') Machinery Built,
I Any luesday or
ind See llow
Do It
dSolut
Olute Satisfaction Is
Guarant
receere aes
OCC ——— 9 OR; RORCOE

rrread

lthis and have
bor, The city
B. Hull, the Dominion
estimated that the

$26,000 and

it done

engineer

by day la
and Ge
engineer,
labor would
material
therefo

that the cost to the city should be
the contract price of the material,

£13,000,

cost

000. It was proposed,

and the cost of labor,

or

 

Alderman Dybhayn poi

Si: Sade E

which would probably be $26,000. Say

nted out

|

 

i

 

This phot

of soccer. It was sent by

the

wooden hor

|
|
|
j
|
|
:|
i}
|

Oo was taken in F
Private
mascot of the

7

 

rance immediately

N.

soccer

after
Rumney, seated be

elub).

CITY AUDITOR.

 

 

MEN OF NO. 1 CASUALTY CLEARING HOSPITAL.

a game
hind the

SEVERE ATTACK ON METHODS

 

The a few of the
McBride

ernment contained in the Vancou-

following are

|charges against the gov-
ver Ministerial Union's pamphlet,
| Phe Crisis”

1914, Hon. W.R.
of Lands, made
The Daily Col-
“In the past

On January 1,
Minister
this statement in
of
|e ven years about 2,500,000 acres
up
There are today no

Ross,

onist Victoria:

 

jof land have been taken by

| pre-emptors,

 

GERMANY GROWS HOSTILE T0 STATES—

 

ATTACK ON BRITISH
WAS EASILY REPULSED

(Special to The Dally News.)

Paris, May 4.—A German at-
tack on the British front north of
Ypres took place The
driven back by the
the

yesterday.
Grermans were
British. In the
lies delivered an attack,

Argonne

success-

fully gaining ground.

 

AGENT FOR MARKET.
committee recom-
that the city
agent to
A motion
Alder-
expressed his disap-
He believ-

market

The
mended last night
appoint commission
handle the City Market

to this effect was passed,

a

man Casey
proval of the scheme.
ed this would put the market com-
pletely the hog. The
mission business was already the
He wanted

on com-

curse of the country.
a man appointed on salary,

A letter from J, H, McLean was
asking for the
agent. He had been three years
in the City Market at St. John, N
B., and would give bonds, Appli-

as

position

eations will be called for.
The market committee also
recommended writing to the other

of the

an exchange

markets province

public
asking for
Fish could be
for the

centers,

of prod-

ucts. given at cost

in exchange products of

other

Quality, satisfaction and econ-

Al-4

!

 

Wellington Coal,
63tf.

omy. New
_e 116.

 

(Special to The Daily News.)
May 4.—The

News says that it is reported con-

London,

fidentially from Duteh sources

that the German submarines are

ordered to sink every American

vessel sighted, especially passen-

ger liners, regardless of the loss

This is to dem-
the

of American life.

onstrate their contempt for

impotence of the United States,
Press Furious.

May 4.—The
man campaign of hatred against
America is growing intense. The
Ameri-

Amsterdam, Ger-

press urges a boycott of

sub-

treatment. The

A. F. & A.M

MASONIC FUNERAL
SERVICE

ean products, Americans are

jected to offensive

An Emergency Communi-
cation of Tyee Lodge, No.
66, A. F. & A.M, B,C. R.,
will be held at the Masonic
Temple on Wednesday, May

5, 1915, at 3 P. M., for the

pulse of conducting the
funeral of the late Brother
David Z. McLennan, of Tus-
can Lodge No. 39, A. F. &
A. M., Trout Lake, B. C.
‘1 Sojourning Brethern
are invited to attend.
By Order of the W. M.
J. M. CARMICHAEL,
Secretary.

 

Financial |

|Berlin Post, in a firebrand arti-
cle entitled “Tactlessness,” at-
tacks Ambassador Gerard for
istating that British officers and

soldiers were treated

|but pleasant.”

drew's Society rooms,

evening at 8 o'clock in the St,

entries for the coming se
be received and schedule

“anything

SHELLS LIGHTHOUSE.

(Special to The Dally News.)

pC penhagen, May 4—A German
warship tofay shelled and set fire
ito the Lagskaer lighthouse on
Aland Island, at the entrance to
the Gulf of Bothnia.
" BASEBALL.
(Special to The Dally News.)

The resulls of the baseball
games played yesterday in the
Northwestern League are as fol-
lows:

Spokane 6, Vancouver 4,

Seattle 3, Aberdeen 1,

Tacoma 5, Victoria 2.

Tacoma leads the league.

FOOTBALL.

The Prince Rupert Football

League will meet on Wednesday

An-
all
ason will
drafted,

when

 

 

Geo. Miiner

 

 

Jos. Raatz

Fvmpress Cafe

MENT — TRY US

 

ORDERS TO SINK AMERICAN SHIPS

PLANS ARE ON FOOT TO SHOW THEIR CONTEMPT FOR AMERICAN
IMPOTENCE---PRESS FURIOUS AT AMBASSADOR FOR
REPORTING ON BRITISH PRISONERS

 

ALLIED ARMIES ARE
AT ANCIiixT EPHESUS

Athens, May

ment of the Turkish forts in the

 

4.—The bombard-

Gulf of Smyrna has been resum-
ed. The Allies have effected a
landing on the site of ancient

Ephesus, sixty-five miles south of

Smyrna,

SUBMARINED.
(Special to The Daily News)

London, May 4, The British
ship Minterne was torpedoed off
the Scilly Islands. Two of her
crew were killed.

SALE OF CERTIFICATES.

On the advice of City Clerk

Woods,
action of the

the Council endorsed the
informal meeting of
the Council held a few days ago,
in whieh they agreed to accept the
bank's offer of 92 1-2 three-
years 6 per cent treasury certifi-

for

cates. Five hundred

York and the balance in London.

 

 

P. R. Coal Co.'s Coal—Best
e;house nut or lump. Protection
against burning flues. Phone
15, 104-106
Mr, Merchant, have you got
that financial statement or bal.
anee sheet drawn up yet? If not,
Phone 98. 102.107

 

‘tor,

 

thousand |
dollars will be disposed of in New

MINISTERIAL UNION REPORTS
CRISIS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

 

OF McBRIDE GOVERNMENT— —

MISREPRESENTATIONS ON CONDITIONS OF LANDS
OF PROVINCE ARE POINTED OUT IN
PAMPHLET.

who seek to go on the land.”

In the
1914
stated
acres available

Legislature,

the gentleman
“that there were 4,500,000
for settlers within

on January

29, same

three miles of railways.” (Colon-
ist, January 31.
Attorney-General later

defence of the

Bowser
made a vigorous
present government's land policy,
when addressing the Conservative
Association of Ward VI, Vancou-
141, 1914 He
reserves had heen
routes of the
Grand Trunk
Great Eastern
to prevent the speculator getting

ver, on December
stated that
“placed along the
Canadian Northern,
Pacific and Pacific
in and grabbing lands along the
line of added,
“The total amount of land sur-
veyed and ready for the pre-emp-
the pre-emptor alone,
amounted to 91,128,567 acres,
one-third of the total area of the
’ “In the whole of Can-
36,000,000
while in
British Columbia alone we have
91,128,567 acres surveyed and re-

railroads’; and

and

province.
there
acres under

are only
cultivation,

ada

served for the settler.” (News-
Advertiser and Daily Province,
Vancouver, December 12, 1914.)

Lands for Settlers.

Still more recently the govern-
ment has issued a series of ex-
and elaborate folders
dealing with the lands of the
province along the lines of rail-
of these is entitled
Lands for Settlers,”
and at top and bottom of the title
“Free Sur-

pensive

road. One

“Surveyed

page stand the words
Other striking an-
bold type,
and inside are: “Room for
Alon®  Railways’’;
Await Settlers’’; “2,292,-
Acres of Surveyed Lands Held
” Two large
of the folder—
one showing the area traversed by
the Grand Trunk Pacific Rai!way,
and the other that crossed by the
Continued | on Poge Three

LONDON CAFE

And Grill

ALWAYS FIRST CLASS
BOXES FOR LADIES

WESTHOLME

"MARY PICKFORD
in the Fine Five-Reel Comedy

“SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN”
And an Up-to-Date Pathe News

WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY

”

veyed Lands.
nouncements, in on
cover
Thousands
“Homes
127
for Pre-emption.

maps occupy mos!

=

 

 

 

Admission: ‘10, 15 and 250

Coming Friday and Gaturday, the
Last but One Episode of
And a Keystone Comedy

“THE ADVENTURES OF

KATHLYN”