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RINCE RUPERT,

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FRIDAY, MAY 7,

1915

 

 

PRICE FIVE age cae

BG CUNARD LINER WAS SENT TO BOTTOM

AUSTRIA. Ri REFUSES DEMANDS OF ITALY — PROGRE ESS MADE AT DARDANELLES

ISTRIA REFUSES DEMANDS.~
ITALY LIKELY TO DECLARE WAR

 

TELEPHONES AND TELEGRAPHS—AUSTRIA RUSH-
ING ARTILLERY TO TRIESTE.

 

(Special to The Dally Mews.)
Austria has
the put
: return for her
sult the Ger-

terms

‘
\ 1 {

iving the city. The
taken over all the

egraphs.
\ust spended her rail
vik Graz and Lay-

\ enable the mili-
ry trains | vey artillery and

mmunit to T

y
It is now

reste,

hat a declaration

ONSLAUGHT CEASED.

(Special to The Dally News)
M j The German
wughts Ypres have slack-
irtil

lery fire is still

They have been com-

cheek.

BASEBALL.

(Specia! to The Dally News.)

TI | y are the results
! umes played yes-
nda Northwestern
8p Vancouver, 3.
Victoria, 4 racoma, 44.

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THE WEATHER.
By F. w. Dowling, Observer.
5a May Re 19145.)

WUE 56 cc ce thee 29.913
m temp. ....cccsnenee 59.0
SL ) 42.0
Sat ial—#1.00 Bras-
brs | Demers.
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CITY MARKET

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; BOXES FOR LADIES
art Bik, Third Ave.

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FE. CONFECTIONERY

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Freshly Made
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Third Avenue East
Phone 118

 

We I
. ‘he Most Modern
« indry Machinery Built,
“Omne
og nh Any Tuesday or

‘ay and See How
We Do It

‘Meolute Satisfaction Is

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OOOO PO ROL OROROOOOOD

 

 

 

Mr.
his sincere thanks to
kindly assisted him in saving his
stock

last night.

and furniture from the fire

 

GOVT. WILL OPERATE
EASTERN | END G. T. P.

ment of Railways announces that

Ottawa, May 7. Depart-

‘loperation of the eastern division

of the G. T. P. between Superior
Junetion and Fort William, in-
cluding the terminals at the lat-

The jurisdiction of the
of the Canadian
railway will
The G,

ter place.
general oflicers
government extend |
over their new lines.
employees the
Fort William and Winnipeg
be absorbed into the government

under an}

on line

will

railway staff, which has,
arrangement with the railway de-
partment, been operating about
300 miles east and west of Coch-
rane for the contractors.

For the past year the I, Cc, R.
has been operating the line be-
tween Moncton and A}
quantity of rolling stock, includ-
ing fifteen has left
Moncton, and will be taken across
the river at Quebee by the N T. R,
ferry The officials
who will inaugurate the
also have left Moncton for points

Levis.

locomotives,

“Leonard,”
service

along the N. T. R, line

Mr. Merchant, have you got
that financial statement or bal
ance sheet drawn up yet? If not
Phone 98, 102.107

 

DIED SUDDENLY.

Dennis Shea, a man of about 70
years of age, died suddenly in the
Knox Hotel last night. He had
been visiting a friend by the name
of Hugh Kelly and remained in
the room while Kelly was out
About 11:30 Kelly’s brother eall-
ed at the room and found the man |
dead. It is believed he died of]
heart trouble. He had lived in|
the city for some time. The |
funera) will take place tomorrow |
from the Catholic Church, Fa-
ther Bunoz officiating. |

CARD OF THANKS. |

all who so}

|
|

Orchestra,

vedoed at
pP°

ERMANS ARE LEAVING ROME—GOVT. OF ITALY TAKES OVER _,..

lati

—— ae —

CHINA CONCEDES THE
DEMANDS OF JAPAN

AUSTRALIANS AND NEW
ZEALANDERS IN FIGHT:

(Special to The Dally News.) |
Lemnos, May 7.—The Allied}
ops have driven the seall

from Seddil Bahr and have span-|

ed the peninsula with a ten-mile|
jline of trenches. They have alse
| forced their way eight miles in-|
and, attac g the Turkish fort.|
reses Hill after hill was taken|
by the bayonet, the Australia |
and New Zealanders, who have |
been taken across from Egypt,|!
especially distinguishing them- |

i

selyes,

TORNADO DAMAGE.

(Special to The Dally News.) |

May 7. \ tor. |
Mississippi and wind-
suughout the Southern}
the death of}

The damage to

New
on the
thre

has

Orleans,
nado
rms
caused

States

yle,

sixty two peor

Lalonde desires to express |property was over $2,000,000.

|
— i

if the
uth

Mr. Stillwell, Westholme }

went trip |

on a

'this morning.

averted.

sete s for

 

 

(Special to The Dally News.)
Peking, May 7.—War
China Japan will
China
the Japanese
that

between
be
to

demands,

and likely

prepared
concede

realizing her position § is

)
j; hopeless,

dap Fleet Ready.
Tokyo, May 7 be

including the battle cruiser Kon-

irty warships,

action.
Ad-
a quantity

u at Sasebo ready for

\ ala squadron under

iiral Nawa is taking

of supplies on board.

SAYS FALSE ARREST.

75¢e. Demers.

MICKEY HOWELL BECOMES HERO~ -
SAVES WOMAN FROM SUREDEATH

FACES DEATH IN A LANDSLIDE AND RESCUES WIFE OF COM-
PANION—HOWELL RECEIVES BAD CUTS AND
1S SEVERELY BRUISED.

 

 

 

The following letter, which was {started at a height of about 200

received today by The News is|feet above him, and Mr. Howell,
well worth publication. It speaks|hearing the roar of the slide,
for itself: started to run clear of its path,
U. 8. Geological Survey, when he noticed Mrs. F. E.
Prince of Wales Island,| Brooks, my wife, coming up the

Hadley, Alaska. hill, about 150 feet below the po-

Editor, The Daily News, Prince|sition of his transit. He turned
Rupert, B. ¢ back in face of almost certain
Sir,—I have the pleasure to|death, but was to late to help my
write you regarding a most/wife clear of the slide. In an in-

 

 

Mrs. Paulson, whose husband|courageous and reckless piece of|stant he saw their plight, and
was arrested in connection with|heroism, enacted by my friend /threw my wife to the ground, be-
the City Market, announces that|and colleague, Allan G. Howell, |hind a fallen tree, and then threw
| she will sue the city for false ar-|formerly a resident of Prince Ru-|himself over her to protect her
rest. She says that Mr. Paulson/|pert, and a member of your last/pody from rushing rocks and
went to Seattle on private busi-|year’s baseball club. earth which were tearing down
ness and that the money for the) “Mickey,” as Mr. llowell is bet-/|the hill slope.

Bella Coola potatoes is on hand |ter known in the North, was per- The rest of the party, includ-
and will be paid in due order. ees his duties as transit man |jng myself, had little hope of ever
cxindbncidaamaay ony teste jon the nerth end of Prince of landing my wife or Mr. Howell

Saturday Special—$1.00 Bree~ |W ales Isle, on Mt. Nickle, when |alive, but Fate is a strange god.

without warning a _ rocks slide | After searching and digging for

 

LUSITANIA WAS SUNK BY SUBMARINE —
ALL THE PASSENGERS WERE SAVED

SUNK OFF COAST OF IRELAND AT 2 O'CLOCK TODAY -
PROMINENT AMERICANS ABOARD, WHO WERE WARNED

OF THE DISASTER

(Special to The Dally News)

London, May 7.—The Cunard
liner Lusitania, which sailed from |
New York on May 1, was tor-

® o'clock this afternoon

iten miles off Old Head of Kinsale,

as the Grand Trunk Pacifie has |
declined to take over, on a lease
the government will take over the

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7. P|
between |

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lTreland.

| fifty

jsank,

One thousand two hundred and

-three passengers, and a crew

700, believed all

All the

side before

are
lifeboats
the

of about
saved.

the

were
over vessel

The Admiralty at Queenstown

|
despatched all possible assistance, |
Twenty vessels of

engaged in the work of rescue.

all classes are

The Lusitania was built at}
Glasgow in 1906 and had a gross|
ltonnage of 32,500. Her captain

as W. T. Turner. Before leav-
New York

appeared in the

ing an adyertisement

papers warning}
the passengers of the danger of

the trip. Forly prominent Ameri-

|

cans had received anonymous |
warnings
The Lusitania was flying the}

American flag when she was tor-|
pedoed for the protection of her |
American passengers,

The
ship,
ler

 

Lusitania was a_ British}

owned by the Cunard Line.

tonnage was

CASH SPECIALS

Almond Sakes, 250 each.

DELIVERY.

LA CASSE’S BAKERY, 3rd AVE. |

, horsepower

BS feet.

sengers

jman submarines were

ihe
|were posted on the ship to the ef-

pont Old Kinsale Head,

82,500 and her

Buns, ail kinds, 150 per dozen,
Currant Bread, Se per loaf, Pies (except Lemon), 15c. NO

70,000. Her extreme
length was 790 feet and her beam
32

Her speed was about

miles per hour. She was a sister
ship to the Mauretania and held
the Atlantic 1907.

Before of
telegrams

record in
sceores pas-

tell-

as the Ger-

sailing
received
ing them not to sail,
waiting for
the Vanderbilts re-

as he was walking

of

ceived a wire

her. one

the gangplank and as soon as
read it he tore it up. Notices

up

fect that her sat speed put her

beyond the

gre

‘each of the subma-

lrines.

Earlier that she

beached have proven entirely un-

reports

|
| founded.

Earlier Reports.
May 7.—The Lusitania
2:33 this afternoon

London,

iwas sunk at

of Treland.

New York, May 7.—
Steamship Company
today that it had
its agents in England uncontirm-

received

ed reports that the steamship L u- |
sitania had been torpedoed off the |
Assistance has

coast of Treland,

been sent and all passengers are

believed safe,

FOR SATURDAY

was!

south coast!

The Cunard h
announced
from |

 

few minutes we found them
both, my wife without a seratch
and. Mr. Howell, his head badly
cut and his body horribly bruised,
but still wearing a smile and a
“Thanks, for digging us
started for camp as though
his heroic action was an every-
day affair.

I believe such deeds of heroism
should be given all the publicity
possible and I have taken steps to
have this act of heroism put be-
fore the board of directors of the
Carnegie Hero Fund.

Mr. Howell is a Detroit, Mich,
boy, and in the years that I have
known him, has always been a
reckless daredevil,

Hoping you will publish account
of Mr. Howell’s action, so as his
many Prince Rupert friends will
hear of his bravery, I thank you
for your valued attention, and beg
to remain,

Yours respectfully,

a

fellows,
out,”

- MANY

 

RUSSIANS DROP BOMBS
ON CONSTANTINOPLE

(Special to The Daily News)

May 7.—The first attack
on Constantinople has been made.
Three

Paris,

Russian aviators dropped

: ' F. E. BROOKS, C. E.,
bombs on the city, causing ex- Engineer in Charge
tensive damage. Shells from the Hadley, Alaska, April 24, 1945.

fleet have fallen within ten miles

;of the city.
|

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THE CRADLE.
HOPE—Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Milner Jos. Raatz {
lJohn R. Hope, 1144 Second Ave-

nue, a at the General Hos-
pital this morning.

son,

Fimpress Cafe

UNDER NEW MANAGE-
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Majestic Theatre

A MARVELOUS 7-REEL SHOW
Selig Photo Studio Presents
“IN THE DAYS OF THE THUNDER-
IN@ HERD”
in Five Parts—A Thrilling Frontier

Drama of in the Days of '49, Fea-

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jcook by
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jfire in the range these
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hot days.

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