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RUPERT, B. G.,

SATURDAY, MAY 8,

1915

ASHINGTON NONCOMMITAL ABOUT LOSS ON LUSITA

———E

LY WILL ENTER THE FIGHT
TO ANNEX TURKISH ISLANDS

 

as OF ITALY DECLARING

WAR PREMATURE — SINKING

OF LUSITANIA GAVE UNFAVORABLE IMPRESSION
IN ITALY AGAINST GERMANY.

 

(Special to The Daily Newe)

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COMMISSION TO PURCHASE WAR MUNITIONS.

 

May 8.—Italy has decid- tween Britain and Italy and that
proclaim the annexation of the negotiations .with Austria |
rkish islands in the Aege@n | wore carried on only to gain time,
hich is equivalent to @ dee-).7, that Italy could strike at the

of wal oe Turkey. time that suited Lord Kitchener's |
vill cause the Teutonic al- plans.

nking of the Lusitania
aused a most unfavorable

here against Ger-
Edmonton Rumor.
onton, May 8.—The local
have issued an extra con-
s the news that Italy has
ed war on Austria,
New York Has It.
York, May 8. The New
joard of Trade has received
t that Italy has declared
\ustri#Mas a result of the
if that country to aecede
demands of Italy.

Frisco Papers.
, while by no
iuthentic, indicate at least

ie ports

sivained be-

ountries. Italian

published in San Francis-'!
today de- |

ed here
inevitable.
tain the interesting

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ial an

LUCAS SUES
MINISTERIAL UNION

|Special to The Dally Newe.)
Bb. C., May 8.—Alex.
has issued a writ
st members of the
ion on account of
lack made the
It is that
' that Lucas made profit

5 now

tior ‘
iL}

agreement

 

ouver
M.L
el aga

\

rial

allewed in

extent ‘ i
$10,000 in a tim-

“ When he was assessor in

if the union in-
it are Reverends

( Stillman, Hen-
“rus and O'Donnell. The
‘ Of the damages is not
BASEBALL.

Special to The Daily Nowe.)
— ‘ng is the result of
. es in the North-
h Lea

ni Spokane, 4,

Ma, 3; Tacoma, 2,

deen Seattle, 4.

ive how in the lead,
“ th crowd to Self’s
There 4 reason,. Next
ie lheatre 102tf.

ioneer Laundry

Third Avenue East
Phone 118

 

sa the Most Modern
- Y Machinery Built,
2. Any Tuesday or
'esday and See How
We Do It
\bS0l ute Satisfaction Is
Guaranteed

 

 

(Special to The Dally News.)
London, May 8.—The Admiralty
that lost their
lives on the Lusitania. The known
survivors 703 out of 2,160
Of 188 Americans, only 14

 

estimates 1,450
are
souls.
fare reported saved.

Vanderbilts, Elbert
Klein, Herbert

Associated Press

One on the
Hubbard, Charles
Stone (of the
Frohman and Justus
are all

of the

Charles
Miles
Captain Turner,

Foreman missing.
Lusitania,
was saved.

Germans Rejoice.
the sinking of the Lusitania
Germany plicy.
The Admiralty denies the report
of the German embassy that the
Lusitania was armed,
boats arriving

Rescue are

SALE OF WORK AT
ST. PETER’S, SEAL COVE

ladies of
for fine

attendance

Seal Cove are

The
hoping
large
at their annual sale
Wednesday, May 12.
the benetit of

weather and

of town visitors
is

sale

for Bt.

pleasurable to all. Why not take
the walk to Seal Gove and look in;
it will be time well spent,

A concert with a first-class pro-
gram has been arranged to com-
mence at 8 p. m, the same even-
ing, and no doubt many will stay
on for this, admission to which is

25 cents.

are
Pet
at

The ladies. of Seal Cove
holding a sale of work in St
Chureh May 12th,
id of the building fund

and

er's on ’

p.
Everything attractive
a splendid eqneert ti

ine.

m,, ina

on sale
the
108.109

1 even

 

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Hun

Hon. A. FE. Kemp, M. P. for
of Montreal, and Geo,
grocers.

Toronto,

is chairman.

F. Galt, of Winnipeg,

NEVER REACHED SHIP’S DECK

;Queenstown with the bodies
dreds are laid on the wharf
identification The hospitals

for

|
|

are

wel

full,

Ww

e

as many of the rescued

ounded by the

sion.

expl

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ab

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jshi

ithe

her

rut

harge two torpedoes at
p. One of the torpedoes
on the bow and the other
engine room, The

Honis-

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PRICE FIVE CENTS

RT THAT TALY HAS DECLARED WAR -

NIA—SHIP WAS NOT ARMED

 

 

ROOSEVELT ATTA
SAYS STATES

CALLS THIS PIRACY ON A VAST
THAT DESTROYED LOU
WILL MAKE §S

(Special to The Daily News.)
N. Y., May 8.—Ex-

Theodore Roosevelt,

Syracuse,
President

who is here, has expressed him-

 

self in no uncertain way on the
sinking of the Lusitania. He
says it “represents piracy on a

 

PROMINENT AMERICANS LOSE 1
BY THE SINKING OF THE

ELBERT HUBBARD AND VANDERBILT AMONG MISSING---TORONTO
MAN SAW SUBMARINE BRFORE FIRING SHOT---MANY

a thousand yards away and,landed in Ireland many have
the |to be
hit |

LUSITANIA

CKS GERMANY
MUST FIGHT NOW

SCALE — KIND OF WARFARE
VAIN — SELF-RESPECT
TATES FIGHT.

 

 

This is the kind of
which destroyed Louvain

vast sale.
warfare
and Dinant and which caused the
deaths of hundreds of womne and
children in Belgium. It is war-
fare against our innocent fellow-
countrymen and women. It is in-
conceivable now thaf we can re-
taking action. We
owe it not only to humanity but

frain from

to our national self-respect.”

PUBLICITY WOULD GET
MORE FISHING BOATS

of the fish-
is well pleas-
ed with his trip to Prince Rupert.
He

 

Captain Edwards,

ing boat Helgeland,

disposed of his catch yester-

 

had
taken to the hospitals;

| the se several have died. Some}

of}

day to the Canadian Fish and Cold
Storage Company at 4 1-2 and
2 1-4 cents.

Captain Edwards says that the
American fishermen do not yet
| understand that the new order-in-
council enables them to sell their

fish here. and get their money

in| | were landed at Kinsale as well as|Without the cumbersome routine

The survivors praise the ship's |ties believe from the damage done

icers,

wel

e

at dinner

Hundreds of passengers

and never reached

|
|
"Ithe deck, being stunned by i

!

in,

we
land is among the
interviewed
|landing
at!

of work next}

Peter s |

Chureh building fund and will be|

opened by Mrs, G, A, .Rix at 3]
p.m, There will be work, home-
cooking, fancy and candy stalls to|
attract the keen buyer. Refresh-
ments and ice cream will be
served at moderate prices, and
other attractions are being ar-
ranged to make the afternoon

jexplosion.

thinking

Vancouver,

The Berlin press hails deed of | Cowper,

Others stayed aboard, |
the vessel would float.
Saw Submarine.

May’ 8.—Ernest

lwere used.
Had Little Time.

The torpedoes, the survivors
jsay, were fired while the passen-
gers were at lunch,
the ship were immediately order=| the
led out. The ship, however, listed |

~
a Toronto newspaper
man, and @ brother of J. 8. Cow-|
of Vancouver, was a passen-

collosal type as a triumph of the per,

submarine

on

S.8. Lusitania,

board the
say ed.
after

saw the

at
and says that he
f the

Queenstown

rise out o water

jsengers

that specially powerful’ torpedoes

ter

shi

‘

ily almost immediately.

The boats on par tment

Iwo boats were put into the wa-|

400 and
them.

and between
entered

500 pas-
W ithin
He was /fifteen minutes from the time the/tague

authori- | lehoee at Queenstown.

The torpedoing occurred about
ten miles off the Old Head at Kin-

 

| sale.

Secretary Bryan Busy.
| Washington, D. C., May 8.—
| Sec retary Bryan says that the de-
busy investigating

is
sinking of the Lusitania and
he has declined to make a state-
ment. What the United States
will do in the matter is unknown.
| Lady Allen Safe.

| Montreal, May 8.—Lady
Allen and her two daughs

 

Mon-

 

p was hit she sank. ters were on board the Lusitania.
Died After Landing. Lady Allen was saved but both

if the survivors who have been!daughters are believed lost.
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this issue.

“News” Change "Moos

The present

management of

News has again

Ihe Daily News ceases with

changed hands and enters

on another phase of its existence. During the incumbence
of the present editor The News has always stood for some-
thing definite and positive. It would be too much to expect

that everybody would be

with the

dead.

their encouragement and

pleased for
lo his friends the

assistance

there is unanimity only
extends his thanks

if

editor

and there is any-

body foolish enough to be an enemy all that is necessary to

is t

luck to the

o say that he is sorry for

new owners.

them,

In the meantime, good

 

 

 

*:|DOMINION ELECTION
"HAS BEEN DEFERRED

|
|

j (Special to The Dally News)
Ottawa, May 8.— The govern-

iment has decided to postpone the}

jproposed Dominion election until
the The
|ministers remained at
jthe the matter

jhave all dispersed.

inear close of the war.

who had
Capital to arrange

Up to 14 o'clock tonight there
to obtain your

iis an opportunity

 

Et Grilstovo for $4.35. On Mon-

PERN RR ERR ERR ERR RR Re lday next it costs $6.50. Two cook-
THE CRADLE *|* THE CRADLE ing operations at the same time
McRAE—Born, to Mr. *|* LINNELL—Born, to Mr. *\ean be performed on El Grilstovo,

and Mrs, H, F. McRae, on */* and Mrs, Irving N. Lin- * Heating element guaranteed for
May 8th, 1915, at Arthur- */* nell, a son, May 7th, 1915, * | tive years. Consumes only five
ette, N, B,, a son. * oe eee HE HH Oo, worth of electricity per
eee eR ee 9) lhour. Call and see El Grilstovo
F. E. CONFECTIONERY demonstrated or phone in your

sedi order. Parkin & Ward Electric

CITY MARKET

FRESH FISH - CHEAP

ALL KINDS OF

 

 

 

lice Cream and Candies
Fresh'y Made
Try Our lee Cream Bricks

Co., Limited, Opposite Postof ce,

-——s

BAPTIST CHURCH.

 

 

 

Currant Bread, Se per loaf. Pies (except Lemon),

CASH SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Almond Sakes, 25c each. Buns, all kinds, 180 per dozen.

DELIVERY.

LA CASSE’S BAKERY,

15c. NO

3rd AVE.

 

 

 

 

Sunday school, 10 a, m. Morn- LONDON CAFE
ing worship, 14 a. m.; subject,
“The Great Leveler.” Fyening And Grill
worship, 7:50 p. m.; subject, “The
Supremacy of Christ ALWAYS FIRST OLASS
a 3 - ~— Wel BOXES FOR LADIES
Safety [irs Ise ew el.
ington Coal. Phone 116, 67tf. Mart Bik. Third Ave.

of shipping in bond, It appears
that some interested parties con-
tinue to spread conflicting reports
about the conditions. Captain
Edwards had heard many contra-
dictory statements and when he
made for this port yesterday he
was not by any means sure that
he could dispose of his catch but
decided to make the experfment at
any rate. Naturally, he will tell
all his friends about it and he is
on coming

determined to keep

here as long as the buyers con-
tinue to treat him as they did this
trip.

Captain. Edwards says that

ithere is no doubt but that a great
many of the Seattle boats would
come here if the advantages were
made clear to them. He thinks
there should be more publicity
le iven to it, particularly by getting
into touch with the Pacific Coast

 

 

Owners’ Association of
When it comes through

liable to be

Schooner
Seattle.

otber channels it is

contaminated. ‘

The captain leaves again for
ithe banks this evening, after hav-
ing his engine overhauled, and

hopes to be back within a couple
of weeks with another catch,
S|
Merchant, have you got
financial statement or bal-
If not,
102-107

Mr.
that
ance sheet drawn up yet?
Phone 98.

 

 

Geo. Milner Jos. Raatz

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