MesiAl © Asi Livi / \ ' t. i 14 a PRICE FIVE CENTS E RETARY OF STATE BRYAN HAS RESIGNED civ = SS RES\ENT WILSON'S NOTE LEAVES TODAY—DISASTROUS FIRE AT PORTLAND ISASTROUS MIDNIGHT FIRE AT PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL ve BLOCKS DESTROYED ALONG WATERFRONT — $300,000 oAMAGE DONE—TWENTY-THREE FIRE ComPANIES AND TWO FIREBOATS FIGHT THE ROARING FLAMES. (Special to The Delly News) Box and Lumber Con pany, with al . 4 June 9.—The , of $250,000 Festival here i r'wenty-two fire companies and y was the seene of a disas-| cht fire which de two reboats were engaged s along the wa- | fighting the spectacular fire | the east approach | \ sunrise salute fired from the dee. The damage/cruiser Boston opened the Rose to 300,000, The | festival, which is to last for three the Stendare| days ANCOUVER LACROSSE GERD GERMAN AMBASSADOR TO | PLAYERS HAVE MIXUP SEND SPECIAL EMISSARY GERMAN SUBMARINE SUNK, CREW CAPTURED| (Special to The Dally News.) 9 rhe Rt. Hon, A. J. Balfour, First Lord of the Admiralty, a unces the sinking of a ( man submarine and the capt of six ieers and twen- jtv-one members of her crew ITALIAN DiRIGIBLE DESTROYED BY FIRE. (Special to The Dally News.) R j \ italien} l b sucht f while attack ne | rhe crew were saved| b ve iken prioners | ) person was killed and sey din an Austrian aero- Venice No his plane attack on vas damaged, i i lis lan | ws | lhe, AUSTRIAN GENERAL RELIEVED D OF COMMAND (Special to The Daily News) Paris, June 9 Emperor of Austria Conrad V« command the sult of the relieved m Hootzendorff of | of the Italian Joseph has en his Austrian front Italian successes, s on as a SURF INLET MINE T0 BE | BIG PRODUCER that expe Inlet rts believe the Surf Royal of mine on Princess will become one the eatest gold producers on continent As it from bound to little Prince over a hundred miles Rupert, it help the city. "4 CALGARY DETACHMENT CHASED BY BY SUBMARINES ls The liner carrying the last de-| tachment of Calgarians destined! to form part of the Army Service } Corps for the second Canadian | ‘contingent was chased by ‘al submarines off the south coast of | Ireland, and was actually reported | st at Liverpool, according to the | ormation contained in a letter ifrom Sydney Judge, of Calgary. The following is an extract from the letter: Arrived at Shorneliffe, O. K. We had a very good trip, except that we had a narrow escape off the south of Lreland. We sighted two German submarines, but they were behind us, and we beat them speed, and got away OU. K. if they had been in front of when we sighted them, the chanees are we should now be tteestel to The Oalty Mowk.) | Washington. June Va ‘ June 9.—As a Ident Wilson's new not " PATRIOTIC CONCERT cre between the limany is brie and pointed. tasks] AT MAJESTIC THEATRE players { ng the game at/a definite reply as to whether re New Wes ter on Saturday,|German government intends to be| ie Mae, wibtehe i ne Les has resigned his |» iided in the future by the hu | part the patriotic concert at ficial refereeship of the Brit shilmane principles embodied in in- lthe Maiestic Theatre t ‘night: a sse Association. | ternational law for the conduct it] Mrs cali, sinaoaal _ tye tween Vancouver |maritime warfare |Evans, tenor; Mr. Harry Harvey - * nineter for the Coincident with the despateh of | barit me; Mr. C. D. Jones, tenor; linte Cuy | resulted in a win} the note a persona ie aitiieiies Galkésaaleis dennere ’ the challengers. | the German ambassador at Wash-|Gladvs Ket he ie a s gton will start for I to lay|T. Bla h st; Mr. Whitley RINCE RUPERT AMERICAN before the Kaiser the substat f leomedia Catei Comms, ¢ CONSULAR DISTRICT GROWS | 9 Bernst rs recent| juad s del ps, shrdlu shrdl The ¥ rerritory has now orem with | t Wil-|squad; Cadet Corps, bugle band; ier the American|~’ ‘ utlining the ¢ stat Majest irchestra; Mr. Alex ms Rupert. The eo . wwe i, & mpanist. gen \\ Horse will now oe eee OP oe ee, Prines Rupert die. (BO of view of subma YESTERDAY'S SASEBALL. warfare. Prince Rupert consular district werthuestere Leagues. Sere sa ES ee CAR SERINER |. Yorsewres, 4; prion . | ON ALASKA NORHTERN acca, : seatcio.s ‘ pe syed Seward, Alaska, June 9.-—W. ‘ National League. ( hone 116 67Uf.) aes chairman of the Alaska Philadelphia, 5; St. Louis, 4 { ; Engineering Commissi has at Ry n. 4: Pittsburg, 3 : driven away by bivad to take hares of the © Boal vy a to return with re of b De ae ie Se eee pee pote ote S egeg to the Matanuska coal fields per ene OCC no He d to Fairbanks American League ( , | Moto us service was beg Detroit. 1: New York, 4 ARPENTERS UNION last we Alaska Norther st. ] s Philadelphia, 5 re I te Mi I Alaska Norther! ‘ land Wasl wt 1 8 Meeting of the lw ll rema the old man ‘ ' Boston, 3 ' Union is ealled lagen ent { July 41, when the aieaiiiaaedall Sateccten, June 9th, at lread will be transferred to the Coast League. : 8 o'clock. federal government | Sankra sco, 6; Oakland, 7. Al] are request rhe teleph has been Los Ang s. 8; Venice ° ! opened to Mile 70 and will be ex Salt Lake Portland, 4 A. TEGGM, a eer a Follow the crowd to Self's meee teree mae, Hs. oe Cafe. There is a reason.. Next om at |Majestic Theatre 102tf teeenaa eee The demand for gasoline al Ship Creek and at Seward has be Palace Of Sweets eome so great a regular boat has LM been put on the run from the re WES! H0 k The Choicest Saisie of finery at Katalla. ee ORANGES, APPLES, BANANAS — OPERA HOUSE And Other Fruits in Season WUCH GERMAN CAPITAL PRINCE RUPERT'S POPU- h Stock of WITHDRAWN FROM ITALY LAR PLAYHOUSE MAMGAY'S, LOWNEY'S AND ROME- stocks ‘ mane CHOCOLATES German financial interests, in 08 ORGAm SODA FOUNTAIN anticipation of the wat with Italy SPECIAL FRUIT SUNDAES began as early as May ft to with draw eapital from [taly Phis was) Mar . KILLAS, Prop. accomplished even inh ease which * Block, rd Ave. and Bth Bt. : sh = aapiteseble eriflee, er ey entailed a considera noon German | so that sequestration ierun ratnmasenecs property might be ave ded It is LONDONCA estimated that Germa interests FE in Italian industri amounted t And Grill lo several hundred mil Some estimates run @ high a ALWAYS FIRST CLASS £2,.000,000,000 ‘ larg \ ! BOXES FOR LADIES of shares in Italian comps tan Bik. has been exchanged fot America Void Ove. snd securities kx 4 aecu TONIGHT AND TOMORROW 5-Reel Special Feature seeping the Lusitania company in Davy Jones’ locker. it was, in fact, reported at Liverpool that we were sunk, and we created some surprise when we steamed up the Mersey. Phe captain of the boat kept s out of sight of land until we were thirteen miles from Liver- pool, We went 500 miles out of course to escape the Huns, Everything here in England is black as Hades at night. No lights inywhere. In the train all the blinds have to be drawn after dark, and the lamps of the sta- tions are all out but three or four, ind those are shaded. It’s very nuch different frem the England that | know, By the time you get this, we shall be at the front, Every avail- able man is being sent over now, and we only expect to be here a few days. everywhere you are there are soldiers, soldiers, soldiers, Trains full of them are running all day Franz} Robert ithe jappointed Secretary of State pro the | i ito j} messages. SECRETARY OF STATE BRYAN RESIGNS SEAT ON PEACE ISSUE WILSON’S NOTE TO GERMANY WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON TO- DAY—ROBERT LANSING SUCCEEDS BRYAN PRO- TEM—BRYAN TO GO TO COUNTRY ON | | PEACE ISSUE. . | (Special to The Daily News.) It is believed that Bryan will Washington, June 9.—Presi- start a campaign for the Presi- | de nt Wilson's note to Germany dency on a peace issue. will leave here today, and will be st published tomorrow. Trains now leave for the East counsellor for been Lansing, on Monday, Thursday and Satur- State Department, has day at 10:30 a. m., and arrive here Monday, Wednesday and Friday yat 6:15 a. m. DOUBLE FATALITY BY LAMP EXPLOSION (Special to The Daily News.) Vancouver, June 9—-Wm. Ham- the of Stanley Park monkey house, and his wife were burned to death last night as a result of.a lamp explosion at their home at 1744 Alberni Street. Both were over 70 years of age. item as a result of the resignation jof William Jennings Bryan. * GERMANS MAKE PROTEST AGAINST DRASTIC ACTION At the request of the National Alliance, Schaefer, dent of the Washington State and Seattle Alli- ances, sent a telegram last night Wilson drastic Jacob presi- mersley, keeper German-American President protesting against Schaefer lagainst action | Germany. President also asked the Tacoma and Spo- kane alliances to send similar The telegram follows: Washington, ANOTHER BRITISH STEAMER TORPEDOED ° (Special to The Daily News.) London, June 9.—The steamer “To D. C. the The members of the Ger- President, man-American State Alliance, aS;[ady Salisbury, a vessel of 890 well as the majority of the citi- | tons, has been torpedoed. No zens of our state, are opposed to} |further details are to hand. drastic action against Germany as | an unwarranted _ step. Jacob THE WEATHER. Schaefer, president German- en American State and City Alli- (5 a. m., July 9, 1915.) ances.”’—Seattle P.-I. Darowmees is inca scuabees 30.174 sinks Max. temp. ...ccssosores 58.0 VICTIM OF WIRE Sem, RE. kn cd ck ca ibas 42.0 MOIR ONE «6 on 2.4 b4404) 040 18 TAPPING SWINDLE F. W. Dowling, Observer.| Los Angeles, June 9.—Having Knives and scissors sharpened. We call for Phone Fritz, 132-34 Repairs of all kinds. and free. 583. invested 31,500 in a wire-tapping the to beat horse races, H. B. farmer from Baxter Springs, Kan., scheme gamblers on deliver Dauman, a traveled 1,700 miles east to obtain his winnings, and failing to get SOCIAL the money, traveled 1,700 miles back to this city to make com- Under the Auspices of the plaint. Ladies of the Church Dauman met two alleged wire- They ‘tables load- At the CATHOLIC CLUB TUESDAY, JUNE 8 Refreshments — Cards at 9 P. M. Prompt Admission 60c tappers there two weeks ago. showed him, he said, ed with about a million in gold.” That induced him to invest $1,500 drawn from a bank at Miama, Okla. He then had $100, which the men borrowed before they de- parted, after them at Topeka, where they would telling him to meet Albert Rooms == 2nd Avenue——— Close to the Westholme Theatre hand him a huge sum as _ his Dauman procured money to go East, but did not find the men at Topeka. share of the winnings. enough CENTRALLY LOCATED STRICTLY MODERN RENTS REASONABLE Weekly or Monthly bad Gevenqemant PICNIC PARTIES. Launch Rose Belle I, to her old berth at the ment wharf and ready for the sea- is back UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT govern. son's business. Moderate rates for Sunday picnics. Phone Red Pioneer Laundry 400, 124-1m. Third Avenue East Phone 118 We Use the Most Modern Laundry Machinery Built. Come In Any Tuesday or Quality, satisfaction and econ- . omy. New Wellington Coal. Phone 116. 63tf. Mrs. Jack Kelly and family left Wednesday and See How for Victoria on the Venture last We Do It se eile heat Sif Abeta Satleuction te 1 ‘ i attaiion, 5 ) G “THE BRITISH ARMY" ist here. Wounded by the hun- 250,000 Men—10,000 Cavairymen dveda are. coming 6 ieee omplete stor of mobilization i ; a . ne ota under war the time, and just as many whole ari showl — he ewe by ones are going to France as fast ( wnand before Their Majesties the a h - oe ae The only tim as they can be shipped. taken by auth wity of the Army a i “THE GIRL AT THE LUNCH JACK JUDGE COUNTER"-——-Comedy. UNDER RO! BARNES John Bunny Flora Fineh Walt MANAGEMENT Van and Lillian Walker THE A Laugh From Start to Finieh CG B Sh Prices 10, 15 and 260 OZY arber op friday and Saturday— BATHS Chartie Chaplin THIRD AVE. ALDER in “A Jitney Elopement” BLK. Soi > woes | * The Willows.