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UTO SMASH AT VANCOUVER FIRE—BULGARIA AND ROUMANIA MAKE COMPACT

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GARIA AND ROUMANIA |
COME TO UNDERSTANDING

cari TO OPPOSE TURKEY AND ROUMANIA TO FIGHT
AUSTRIA—RUSSIANS TAKE SIXTEEN THOUSAND
PRISONERS—GERMANS USE GAS IN GALICIA
—ALLIES PROGAHESS.

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Bulgaria .and ' p
wih ona ae rT ‘ 1 eX London, June 2.—One of the
| will ‘ener Sie tends f i ta twenty first steps taken by the new coal-
miles ition Cabinet is to order a regis-
proelaim war Allies Progress. try of the manhood of the coun-
nd Bulgaria will Paris, J An official re try. This is regarded as the first
gainst Turkey. port say move towards some measure of
je back to Bul- Very spirited actions have ex-|
onscription.
of Dobrudja, | tended i rth of At
a ates We sentient “s aie A CANADIAN FIELD KITCHEN. Violent Engagement.
aclit Wiis. tenes lissterttnate ants ss | rhe type of field service cooking apparatus supplied to the Paris, June 2,—Nortieast of
| ! ling ittacks stated Cettinies em Qe, | Chapel Lorette a violent engage-
the ¢ has been unable to ment has taken place in which
16,600 Prisoners. dislodge s from the ches ; . ithe sugar ine at Souchez has
2.—We have |conquered by us POLICE ON TRAIL OF VANCOUVER FIRE AUTOS icon the contre. ‘This has ex-
prisoners in the In the woods near Auxt SEATTLE DYNAMITER IN SERIOUS COLLISION) tended over two days. It ended

we also maintained

(Special to The Daily News.)

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jto our advantage. We had ocecu-

(Special to The Daily News.) jpied the refinery, but during the

 

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FIRST STEP TO CONSCRIPTION
REGISTRY OF MANHOOD ORDERED

NEW COALITION CABINET SEEMS TO BE PREPARING FOR CON-
SCRIPTION — STIRRING FIGHT AT CHAPEL LORETTE
—450 PRISONERS TAKEN—SUBMARINE
MURDERS.

 

 

positions in spite of all counter
attacks. We inflieted heavy
losses on the enemy.

450 Prisoners Taken.

Paris, June 2.—Southeast of
Neuvelle, we have taken several
German trenches and 450 pris-

oners. The artillery duel at Lo-
rette continues.

The Germans are again bom-
barding the city of Rheims, in-
cluding the cathedral.

Submarine Murders.

London, June 2.—-The steamer
Saidish, bound from Alexandria
to Liverpool, has been submarin-
ed in the North Sea. Seven of the

crew, including the stewardess,
were drowned. Forty-one sur-
vivors have been landed at
Chatham.

 

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Vancouver, June 2.—Fireman/night the enemy recaptured it. At
Chas. D. Milne was killed, = |) daybreak, however, we drove them
Firemen H. Dunn, W. D. Reid, -}out. We are now masters of the
ie. Laface, R. Dinsmore and C, €| ——
Scots seve snd ci PRINCE RUPERT AS
lsion between a hose auto and a}

i
hemical engine going at fifty | A MINING CENTRE
ies an hour at the corner of By A ae ;
| r A. C, Ge », Cons
lnurrard and Pender Streets at , . tarde, Consulting
“ngineer.
hn dnight last night on their way f er ;
. . From the very earliest times,
to a $100,000 fire in the Percival
. minerals and metals have been of
Building, at the corner of Nelson

vide
the Phoenicians, the
Britons, the The
most direct way of adding to the

1 Helmcken Streets great interest to all races,
an e cKe : ‘eets.
the Romans,

MAJOR PECK ONLY
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED

Ww.

and Chinese.
wealth of the world is by winning

precious metals from the crust
of the earth.

When you bring to
daylight shining metals that have
locked in the
rocks since the dawn of day. To-
metals are more interesting
for they are
Copper, lead,

has received
Peck stating

wounded

Peck
Major
slightly

Mrs. CG,
‘ ible
that
ind is now in England.

mine, you
he is only
waiting,

been up

rhe major states that Capt. Don
day,
to

the sinews of war.

Moore has been severely wounded,

men than usual,

BODY OF MISSING MAN

FOUND OFF ISLANDS zinc, and nickel are in greater de-

 

 

 

 

Wash., June 2.—The
A j U ce ere ire i the trail of ¢&
AMONGST WOUNDED, SOCIETY ORGANIZED j= re ss the wot
j Suspect n connection with the
st of wounded, (Special to The Dally News.) lexplo n of dynamite, ¢ signed
Willia N Af meet ry called at the ¢ ty {to the Russian gove ment, at S«
ippears. This | tall last evening, a local branch attle n Sunday
| | y rhe an they are | king for
ar old-timer { the Red Cross Society, in afMfili- | i ,
t, who left with al ' rvccompanied by a man dressed in
: lation with the central one at 7 ecmenta earments; who spoki
rience of fight-| mlo, was reanized The of | both English and Germ i pul
ent to Eurepe,|*°'* elected were chased 500 feet of fuse on Satur-
ge ugh the Spanish Chairman—His Honor Judge |day
Young —_—-— -—
}
list appears the| Vice Chairmar Mrs. R. L. Me LOCAL SCANDINAVIANS
ly LEAVE FOR THE EAST
lolmeren, Refuge | Intosh.
. -/. Hetmeren = oe : z " -e The members of the Scandina-
un 0 eas ‘ rs A a Voo
und town. I sl Mr: ( A. V d vien Society foregathered lest
of Lakelse, has we : eae night to take farewell of two of
ded t was decide 0 rave a com :
their members, Martin Swanson
peeeee of Suanty on the exsoutive : fs kland, and a pleasant
ane sur KLE ‘ i NeCASE
ENDID PROGRAM Of that number the following ten a “ aah ie ao ee
evening as spe su) i
AT MAJESTIC THEATRE Were elected: Mrs. J. Fred Sinead
sentime
M ne penente, sates ; at it ~ Mr. Swanson left this morning
estic presents a great) Besner, irs. ergin, Chiname. where he will take @
tonight, including | Mrs Shoekley, Mrs.¢T. D. Pat-| | surse in electrical engineering at
the ever popular | bully Mrs. Rix, Mrs MoMu lin the Coyne Electrical aoheih ii
I | Mr Wright and Mrs. F. G. Daw tin is not bidding Prince Rupert
there are two frst | on hese were given power to » fnal farewell, however, as v
i burlesque, and . ten additional members of will return to the Coast again
punch, Iihe committee :
n the early fall
ees 5 eng The chair was occupied by the Mr. Burkland, who has been
‘ ° paearen last evening, while W. 8 car inspector for the G. T. P., will
alesti |! isher was appointed secretary spend a few months at his old
jfor the meeting. home in Dagget, Mich., and also
ONIGHT AND TOMORROW jexpects to return to Prince Ru
VES.
—SEVEN REEL PROORA PRINCE RUPERT ARRI pert.
“THE BLACK BOX” — ———-—
uumenmn ins The following were amongst the Los ANGELES ELECTION.
(Latest World and War News) first-class passengers on the
“COULD YOU BLAME HER?” Prince Rupert this morning: | (Special to The Dally News)
“THE nemeene eae PASSED” For Prince Rupert—l W Los Angeles, June 2 An early
ia With a Puneh Hawkins W. MeDonald, H,. | .}count in the municipal elections
_ (oom — Thompson, D. VY. Storkie, W. {shows Chas, EB. Sebastion, ehief of
ao , ites OVeT
“THE OLD MAID’S TRIUMPH” Knapp, W N. Nekay, Mrs. B [poli e, leading by 2,000 vole \
Burlesque) , Stevens, |Frederick J, Whiffen for mayor,
Admission 10 Brown, A, Grossto, Lottie } ot
Ning to the | ang We ae Morrison, Mr. and Mrs
the ength of the Program PICNIC PARTIES.
‘rst show will start at 7 Smithers and child, Mrs, Johnson,
Pm, sharp, “ , Launch Rose Belle Il. is back
Mr. Johnson, Rey, Powell, W. Gil
a Friday and Saturday! 5 ta Mr naa o her old be rth at the govern
’ ve ’ Geo, radsnhaw ane
“Tee em Special Feature bert, Rev ‘ “ inane Pe pepper ty 2h GE
ind ao TTLE OF Love” Mrs. T. J. Gorman, Mrs Black, I) Mod ’ ie
rack : ) 8 8 ‘S8, I ate ables
coenens ee ind Mrs, A, Campbell, J. EB. Ed-|8°" busing 9
! M nd Mrs. G. {for Sunday picnics. es Red
“ ad Swi * ant rs ;
OC none wards, Ed Swan, Mr a ? ls00 rah ear
Pi B. Gullin, Mrs. Rogers and chil |
ell, E. J econo
loneer Laundry J, A. Charlson, W. Mited _ , ; | Quality, satisfaction and econ-
Plower, Mr. Haughton, J. Maen | eT ein cual
NS omy. New ellington ‘oal,
Third A tosh, Miss T. Patton, J. Burgess . 63tf
venue East osn, Phone 116. :
Phone 118 G, A, Scott. " ie ad
re t the Most M For Granby Bay-—M! Pp, Ad
La wee “seeere \ & Hamilton, EB. Smart,|— @eo, Miiner Jos, Rautz
Machinery Built. ” _s ies
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PRESIDENT WILSON
SENDS NOTE TO MEXICO

(Special to The Dally News)
D. C., June 2.—

President Wilson has sent a note

Washington,

to Mexico stating that peace must

 

be restored or the United States
will be obliged to intervene.

Incessant strife between the
different factions in Mexico has
reduced the innocent populace to
the verge of starvation. It is con-
fidently felt that the threat of firm

measures on the part of the gov-
ernment of the United States
will prove effective in restoring
order.

JACK BRADBURY WOUNDED.

 

Horace (Jack) Bradbury, for-
merly electrician with Parkin &
Ward, is amongst the wounded,

 

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——- mand today than at any other
Word has been received by the |time in the world’s history. War
provincial police here that the | is one of the few things which
body of Thomas Doyle, of Naden|aetually destroys wealth, For-
Harbor, has been found by an In- | tunes are being shot to dust ev-
dian off Cape Edenshaw, on Gra-|epy day. One of the first lessons
ham Island of the Queen Char-|jn chemistry is that matter is in-
lottes. The whereabouts of the | destructible. The thousands of
man has been sought for several/tons of copper, lead, and nickel,
weeks, The last that was seeO/ysed up by the opposing armies
of Doyle was on May 7, when he/and navies, are not really destroy-
left Naden Harbor for Massett. It}eq. but are rendered irrecover-
is believed that he met with some/apile, and must be replaced by
accident, and seareh has been|fpesh supplies won from the
made by the police ever since.|yipgin rocks.
rhe man was 35 years old, Little wonder then that men
- are turning their thoughts and
THE WEATHER. hands to mining. In the past,
large quantities of the metals
5a, m., dnue 2, 1945, have been mined in British Co.
Baroemter  ..eeseeeeseest 10.274 llumbia, but the vast storehouse
Max. tOMP.. see erreeerees 60.0 Jof this wonderful provinee has
Min, COIAP. were reer ereces 46.0 been litthe more than sampled,
Daimiere 2. is bose 0 006 8a 22 Since 1852, the huge total of
. #502,000,000 worth of minerals
Summary for May. has been taken from the earth in
Max. temp, (40) «sor. 76.9 British Columbia, This is made
Min. temp. (1st and 2nd) , .34.0 up of: Gold, $4154,000,000; silver,
Mean temp. .sesseese ss iene $38,000,000; lead, 832,000,000;
Rainfall (in.) . teesereues 3.07 copper, $86,090,000; zine, $2,000,-
r. W. Dowling. 3 meerver, 000; coal and coke, 150,000,000;
; In round figures, this is a stag-
Jack JUDGE RO! BARNES gering total, yet British Colum-
UNSER NEW MANAGEMENT b.a’s production is inereasing
THE rapidly. At present $30,000,000
Cozy Barber Shop worth of minerals are produced
BATHS every year and there are hun-
THIRD AVE. ALDER aux. $idreds of square miles of valuable
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