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THURSDAY, MAY

27, 1915

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REMCH Al MEN MAKE SUCCESSF UL RAID

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NCOUVER EDITOR ARRESTED—-ZEPPELIN RAID ON SOUTHEND, WOMAN KILLED

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NCH AVIATORS ATTACK
GERMAN EXPLOSIVE WORKS

RON OF FRENCH AEROPLANES DROP BOMBS ON CHEM-
SAL FACTORY—MANY BUILDINGS FIRED—ANOTHER
AT OSTEND—ZEPPELIN KILLS WOMAN.

special to The Dally News.)
\
aereplanes

May 27. French

gehteen

a chemical factory

on the Rhine
Ml eim. This is the
t explosive factory
Fach plane dropped
projectiles and set
{ the factory build-
itors were in the

At Ostend.
27 Fifty

May

German soldiers

 

ipped incendiary be

 

RENCH CABLES
10 PREMIER BORDEN

Special to The Dally Mewe )
, MM

 

26.—General

is sent the follow-
Premier Borden

heroic work done

ns;

the

feel

and

in
I

heroism

remained
the fighting.
new
ch are contributing
y to the attainment of
te ends,

those indissoluble
i have ‘been forged on
f battle,”

STEAMER
BETTY TORPEDOED

 

pecial to The Daily Newe.)

Shields, May 27. The
eamer Betty has been
the North Sea. The
escued and brought

THE WEATHER
W. Dowling, Observer.
May 27, 1945.

BASEBALL.

ving were the results
day's Northwestern
yames:

‘, Vancouver 3,
spokane 0,
i, Victoria 7.

 

oming House

—_—_—__

have for sale one of
‘st in the City, Steam
‘id large enough to
money, Name your
rins. If you under-
‘he business you can
vith & very small cash

HELGERSON, LTD.
Phone 96.

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NDONCAFE

And Grill

WAYS FIRST CLASS
OXES FOR LapDiEes
Bik, Third Ave.

 

Sir |

will hind us|

 

P| Dairy

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were Killed a
street car in Ostend he ne
of the Allies’ aviators dropped a
bomb. The railroad stat and
the harbor were damaged the}
aerial attack }

The Difference.

Southend, Eng Ma An-
jother Zeppelin raid was made
Hast night Mrs. May Fabin, a}
Visitor, was killed and = several}
were injured. The damage done |
was slight Two of the Zeppe-
lins dre ymbs

CFTC TEETER HES

PARTY FIRST

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and H. 8.

Tonight, Dr
William Manson,

oung,

Clements will address
their cbnstituents, that is,
they will tell the Conserv-

atives how much they have

done for them.

These gentlemen are
supposed to represent the
people of Prince Rupert
as a whole, but, as usual,
they proclaim from the
house-tops that they are

last,

and never

party politicians first,
and all the time,
of the
of

sense word

in any

representatives the

people.
SSSR ET ES

LOCAL MAN INVENTS
HALIBUT LINE HAULER

Akerburg,

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iMr

“Andy” of the Aker-
burg, Thompson Co., has de- |
signed and patented a “long line

hauler” for halibut fishermen.
rhe following boats have return-
ed, after making a thorough test
of the new device: the Zora, with
15,000 pounds; the Northern,
with 12,000 pounds; the Muir-
neag, with 7,000 pounds; the
Royal, with 6,000, and the Tide,
with 5,000 pounds.

In describing the smooth and

easy working of the new machine,

the fishermen claim they cannot
speak too highly. Every one 0
them declared that the “Dandy
Line Hauler” is the finest thing

of the kind they had ever tried.

Fishing is, in the meantime,
most important business around
Prince Rupert,
to learn that
has been able to invent a machine
which is destined to play an Im-
the

a local mechanic

portant part in industry.

FATAL WINDSTORM
IN SOUTHERN STATES

 

(Special to The Daily News.)
Fort Smith, Ark,, May 27.--Six

people are dead, and sixty are in

‘{jured, as a result of a terrific
windstorm which swept over
western Arkansas and eastern
Oklahoma,

SKIMMED MILK 5e per quart.

BUTTERMILK ico per quart, two
quarts for 15 ¢,
part of the city
Phone Green

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and it is gratifying |

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Delivered to any |
Rupert |
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WOMAN TICKET COLECTOR IN ENGLAND.
It is intended they
are engaged as railway car-

She is one of the fe
shall wear uniforms. Many w
riage cleaners and in Glasgow s:

conductors,

sur recently appointed.

omen

me women are acting as tram

 

CHINOOK EDITOR

ARRESTED FOR LIBEL
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(Special to The Daily News)
Vanes May 27

27. M.
Murray,

suver,

the

Chinook,

George

editor of the South

has been

of

Vancouver al

rested on a charge iibelling
Gold

It is alleged that he
Gold had

had insulted the

Reeve
stated that
been disloyal
flag.

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MANITOBA FARMERS
TO GET SQUARE DEAL

May 27.
the Manitoba De-

 

Winnipeg, In its new

administration,

partment of Agriculture is Issu-

ement of work for the

rhe
policy is summarized as follows:
and constant effort to

ing a stat

coming year administration

sincere

agricultural

and/3

conditions |

MORE AMERICAN
SCHOONERS ARRIVE

American hali-
They
4,000
8,000

 

Yesterday three

but schooners in.
the
the

came

Rolph, with 14

were
Rainier, with
the
10,000 pounds,
the
pounds the
The Rainier and the Sit-

for the

pounds;
pounds, Narrona, with
in
Polarus

Sitka
and

Today, brought
) Th
| ¢ O04
5.000,
are here second time.

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LOCAL CONSERVATIVES
NAME NINE DELEGATES

A of the Conservative
Association, for the of
delegates to the nominating con-
vention for the Dominion contest,
was held in St. Andrew's Hall last
J. A. Kirkpatrick,
| presided, explained that
iRupert was entitled to nine dele-

meeting
election

 

} night. who

Prince

 

 

improve gates. The following were elect-
throughout the province will be|eq: Thomas MeManoman, A. §. B.
the mainspring of the depart-|y yeas, BE. J. Doyle, T. R. Maitland,
ment’s activities at all times.|q WW. Nelson, C. H Orme, W. J.!
Manitoba is essentially an agri-| MeCuteheon, J. H. Hilditeh and
cultural province and there is 2O|G Graham.
other province in Canada where | The nominating convention
the business of farming can be]yi}) be hald tonight.
earried on to greater advantage, air al endininiilats
We have wealth of soil, breadth NEW TRRATRE.
of acres, an ideal climate and big a ewe
market opportunities, It only re- At the City Council on Tues-
mains for us to see that ourj|day, a letter was read from We.
farmers get a square deal. By|Hart asking that the side-
practical common sense methods |walk along Fifth Street to the
in meeting their difficulties and|elub be removed, so that he might
by wise legislation on their behalf |proceed to excavate for his new
it will be our endeavor to encour-|theatre behind the Hart Block.
age a great forward movement Mr. Hart wanted the walk re-
along all lines of agricultural |moved within two weeks, but the
pursuits, The inereased pros-jclub asked for a month in whieh
perity of Manitoba farmers will/to make a rearrangement, The
mean a corresponding increase in;matter was left to the city engi-
the general prosperity of our|neer, the eity soljeitor and the
province,” Board of Works.
Geo, Milner Jos. Reatz mn one es nent Soom
THE
Fmpress Cafe
Cozy Barber Shop
UNDER NEW MANAGE- BATHS

 

MENT — TRY US

 

THIRD AVE. ALDER BLK.

 

 

 

BRITISH SUBMARINE ATTACK

IN SIGHT OF

CONSTANTINOPLE

 

BRITISH SUBMARINE SINKS TURKISH GUNBOAT—THE RECENT
LOSSES CAUSE DEPRESSION IN CONSTANTINOPLE
—H. M.S. TRIUMPH TORPEDOED AND SUNK.

(Special to The Dally News.)
May 27.—A British sub-

Paris, 27.-
has sunk a Turkish gun-

|marine
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of Constanti-

‘boat within sight

jnople. This loss, following the

|sinking of several transports re-
jcently, has caused a deep impres-

|sion in Constantinople.
| H. M. S. Triumph Sunk.
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operations of the Australians and
New Zealanders. Most of the of-
ficers and crew were saved.

H. M. 8. Triumph was built in
1904 and was a first class battle-
ship of the 19-knot Swiftsure
class. She had a displacement of
11,985 tons and 12,500 horse-
Her armament consisted
of four 10-inch guns, 14 7.5-ineh,

power.

 

London, May 27.—The British|fourteen 14-pounders, two 12-
| battleship Triumph has been tor-|pounders, eight 6-pounders and
|pedoed and sunk in the Darda-|machine guns and two torpedo
| nelles while supporting the land/tubes.

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THEY SHOULD WORRY!

The representatives of
“Bowserism”’ will fore- ,

RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
REALISED SUM OF $1,466

The campaign of the I. 0. D. E.

 

 

gather tonight with a
representative of- “Sham
They will have
time patting
other on the back,
their handfed sup-
porters look on and smile

of satisfac-

Shoeism.”

a glorious
each
while

sweet smiles
tion.

They should worry, if
the lands of the province
have been looted, and the
of the Dominion

have been sent out to fight

the Empire's battles in

shoes with the qualities of

good blotting paper.
HHH RHEE HH ES

soldiers

KKK HKKH HH KH HH HH HK HK HK KR HK

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BOARD OF TRADE
WAR RESOLUTIONS

The Board of Trade held a spe-
cial meeting last might, when the
two following resolutions were
passed:

It was proposed by G. R. Naden
and seconded by W. P. Lynch
that:

“The Prince Rupert Board of
| Trade,

hereby assures the go€ern-

 

in general meeting assem-
bled,
| ment of the Dominion of Canada,
}that they are behind them in the
prosecution of the war to a suc-
cessful conclusion to the last man
and the last dollar.”

On a vote being put to the meet-
this
unanimously.

ing, resolution was carried

It was proposed by D. H. Hays
and seconded by 8. Parker that:
“The congratulations of the

Prinee Rupert Board of Trade be
tendered the officers and members

of the CGanadian Expeditionary
forces, who have so ably and
dearly upheld the honor of the

Dominion of Canada on the fields
of battle in Europe, and that the
Prince Rupert Board of Trade ex-
their sincere regrets, that
such severe losses were suffered

press

by the members in so doing,”

NOTICE.

 

B. Brackenridge is in
might please communi-

Daily News.

a Be
he
with the

town,
cate

to
reason...

Self's
Next
102tf.

Follow the ecrowd

Cafe. There is a

in aid of the Red Cross fund
realized the substantial sum of
$1,466. The following are the de-
tailed amounts collected by the
various parties:

Mrs. Ritchie and helpers.$383.91

Mrs. R. L. MelIntosh and

NONE ic vas ten Veet 171.14
Mrs. Holtby and helpers. 35.82
Mrs. Cade and helpers... 66.95
Mrs. McClymont and help-

OFS. 6 Pics Cikeead eases 70.76
Mrs. Naden and helpers .. 34.30
Hays Creek Bridge...... 54.00
Westholme Theatre ..... 14.00
Majestic Theatre ....... 10.20
Baseball game ......... 10.85
Miss Damus ........+.. 9.60
homdon Grill i... cee veces 25.00
Self’s Cafe canwescca. ae
Cole’s Segar Store ...... 15,00
T. J. Davidson, Peerless

Studio ..... givibeces 9.75
J. M. Fuller pease ees wee 1.00
Mra. DeOUROPO «2... ccceses 37.75
Balance from Norwegian

GOOG 6c Us vn wd Ce Cha 11.60
Girls’ Chapter of IL O,

©. wesvesdeeemaesta 383.54
Constance MeMullin 1.70
Myrtle Evans ......s.-.- 30.87
Children of Empire Chap-

OP  po0beed nds édeebs 50.00
Empress Mnfg. Co. ..... _ 8.90
Pacific Cartage ........ 2.60
RO ere ee 3.90

The I. O. D. E. wishes to thank

the following, who are outside the
for services render-
ed inthe campaign: Mrs, Carroll,
Miss Gleeson, Messrs. J. H. Me-
Mullin, Heward, Swanson, Rog-
ers, J, Roerig, Harrison Rogers,
Wm. Manson, M. P. P.,; Geo, W.
Morrow, ‘T. D. Pattullo, the Rey.
H. R. Grant, the City Band, the
Welsh Choir, and the city news-
papers,

organization,

 

The grain speculator is sing-
ing “In this wheat, buy and buy.”

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 Satisfaction Is
Guaranteed

 

 

 

 

 

 

Majestic Theatre.