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RUPERT, B.C

», BATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1945

 

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MANY PRISONERS AND GUNS CAPTURED — THE ALLIES ADVANCE IN GALLIPOLI

(LUIS CAPTURE TWO HILLS
DOMINATING MAIDOS FORTS |

—_ .- -—-

reRCE FIGHTING NEAR GALLIPOLI—TURKISH PEACE RUMOR
__EXPERT OPINION ON SITUATION SINCE GALICIAN
SUCCESSES — SUSMARINES STILL

 

DEADLY.

(Special to The Dally News.) any considerable transfer of Get
| 12.—The Allies | man ti ps to the Italian frontier
hills overlook. |Or the western front

T dominating the Submarines Still Busy.
Fierce fighting in London, June 12.—The steam
Leuctra and the trawler Waag
the SGYERED OF URC nave ins torpedoed an meine
fe be

mors that the| Trawler Sunk.
ed negotiations| Lond June 12.—The Britis}
: race, i trawler Intrepid has been sunk by
‘teat eottiens la submarine the North Sea
12.—Military ex-|The crew landed after being
hat the sharp turn] in of the ship's boats fo

prevent | twenty one hours

Gialicia will

AUELECTRIC HAS © -—~sGGENERAL VILLA READY

LABOR TROUBLES

(Special! to The Dally Newe) | (Beecial to The Dally News.)

B. C., June 12.—The} xy p Texas, June
ment the | Villa ote ti
and its employee
e 30,

as Gen

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There is a/ty invite

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new agreement. |
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the poor.

ANOTHER RUPERT MAN
AMONGST THE WOUNDED

duetion, men

CANADIAN FRATERNITY.

f the Canadian Fra-

held in the Board The latest casualty list con
Monday, June 14,/tains the name of Donald H. Yelf
lamongst the wounded
st of July celebra-| Mr. Yelf was well wn around
town, and was a member of the
s are urged to be/(Cjvilian Rifle Association He
left with the first contingent from
J. R. BEATTY, =| here
Sec- rreas. | ——
ie YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.
PICNIC PARTIES. —_—
se Belle If. is back Northwestern League.
th at the govern- Vaneouver, 7-5; Aberdeen, e-t
ind ready for the sea- Spokane, 6; Victoria, 4.
38 Moderate rates Seattle, 3; Tacoma, 0,
. picnics. Phone Red National League.
{24-1m. Roston-Pitts! g game post
* i a poned on acce t of rain
a lirst—Use New Wel- Brooklyn, 0; Cineinnati, f.
| 146, 67tf.| Philadelphia, 0; Chicago, 2.

i Phone

aE St. Louis, 2

New York, 3;
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Chieago, 9; New York, 10
BS If ii re Cleveland, 3; Philadelphia, 0
St. Louis, 5; Washington, 1
ONIGHT AND TOMORROW ; ; ‘ .
Detroit, 3; Boston, 4.
Marvelous Spectacular Masterpiece Coast League.
Photoplay Los Angeles, 1; Venice, 2
a ” San Francisco, 8; Oakland, 1.
THE MAN BEHIND THE DOOR” Salt Lake, 5; Portland, 4.
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Don't Miss it—Rare Offering To Whom Concerned:
Don't Miss it Having disposed of my interest
rae in the New Wellington coal Com
Prifth Reel a a une
" any to Mr. M. P. MeCaffery, ¥
WON THRO > pany _
——— in connection with Mr M Alber’, |
Admission 10 and 160 will continue in the eoal business |
Pree
a er in Prinee Rupert, I take this op
noes 2} portunity of thanking the public
for their trade 4 patronage
ONDON CAFE ;
during the past sey: wn
And Grill bespeak for the new firm the con
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THE ITALIAN BATTLEFRONT.—1 he

progress being made on the
south of the Trentino is being duplicated on the east, where
the Italians have advanced ten miles up the winding valley of
Brenta. They are now five miles east of Borgo and a little
m twe miles from Trent on that side.

scat ~ PROMINENT SCOTCH BUSINESS

MEN SIZING UP THE SITUATION

‘' WILL PROBABLY PURCHASE 100,C00 ACRES OF WHEAT LANDS

—LIKELY TO SHIP GRAIN THROUGH THE PANAMA

 

CANAL—LOOKING FOR A TERMINAL
SITE.

Phere arrived last night 8; his company will certainly ship
train, W. R. Allan, of Glasgow,| wheat via the canal. Questioned
Scotland, and W. F. Stewart and/on the possibility of the wheat
J. Paisley, of Leith, Scotland, rep-| becoming heated in transit, Mr.
esentatives of the directors of|Stewart stated that Canadian hard
the Scottish Co-operative Whole- wheat is practically free from any
sale Society, Ltd. Mr. Allan is a}such danger on account of the
lirector of the « n, Mr. Stew-|very small proportion of moisture
art is commercial manager and | which it carries. In this respect,
Mr. Paisley is milling manager. he pointed out that it is much

rhese gentlemen have made a/safer to ship through the tropies
tour of the Prairie provinces with | than Siberian or Russian grain,
. view to purchasing 100,000/4s the Iatter almost invariably
eres of wheat lands, on which the Bae a slight touch of frost which

ety intends to grow the bulk| produces the moisture which
' Canadian wheat supply. At, leads to heating.

pI this coneern has eight The Seottish Co-operative
lera elevators in Saskatchewan Wholesale Society is a _ large
land five in Manitoba, with a cen. manufacturing and trading con-
ltral purchasing department im cern, producing practically every
l\\ innipeg. Their object in visit- thing in the way of food, clothing
ing the Coast is to size up the sit-| of all kinds, tobacco and various
funtion regarding a terminal ele- kinds of machinery, besides doing
vaior site. all their own printing, box-mak-
Mr. Stewart, who is a grain and|!n8, brush-making ete, They have
wheat expert, holds very decided 7,000 employees in their busines
lopinions regarding the shipping and disposed of $50,000,000 worth
of wheat from the Pacific Coast of goods last year, most of which
through the Panama Canal to the |¥4s handled through their retail
Lona Country. He believes that department stores throughout the

llarge quantities of wheat are country.
bound to be shipped by this route, All three gentlemen expressed
land assured The Daily News that ee aa a
were greatly impressed with the

 

Palace Of Sweets

The Choleest Stocks of
ORANGES, APPLES, BANANAS
And Other Frulite in Season
Fresh Stock of
RAMSAY'S, LOWNEY'S AND HOME-
MADE CHOCOLATES
ICE CREAM SODA FOUNTAIN
SPECIAL FRUIT SUNDAES

H. KILLAS, Prop.
Hart Block, rd Ave. and Eth St.

 

 

Prince Rupert as a
lgrain shipping point, They lft
lon the Prinee George for Vaneou-

| prospects of
|

ver this morning, en roule for the
| Panama Exposition,

 

THE

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RUSSIANS SCORE ADDITIONAL

(Special to The Daily News.)

Petrograd, June 12—Additional
successes are officially announced
on the Dneister River near Stry.
have been cap-
along
with twenty-eight guns and many
The enemy was driven
across the river.

Several villages

tured from the Germans,

prisoners.

with five ar-
mored auto cars were driven off
and the 5th Company of
the 70th Austrian Regiment was
captured.

On the left bank of the Dubys-

Reinforcements

entire

SUCCESSES ALONG DNEISTER

ee DRIVEN ACROSS RIVER—MANY PRISONERS AND GUNS
CAPTURED — REINFORCEMENTS WITH
CARS DRIVEN OFF—STANISLAU VOLUN-

TARILY EVACUATED.

 

 

za the Russians took the offensive

and, in a night attack, captured
400 prisoners, guns and much
booty.

On the Pruth line, at Otynia,
the Russians captured 1,100 pris-
including a portion of the
Prussian guard.

Stanislau has been voluntarily
evacuated.

oners,

There will be a strawberry sup-

 

per in the Baptist Church on
Tuesday, June 15, from 5 to 8
o'clock. Admission 50c. 134-38

 

JAPANESE VISITORS
LEFT THIS MORNING

Abe,
Vancouver,

Mr.

consul

Kahachi Japanese
at and Mr.
Akira Yamauchi, of Ag-
riculture and Commerce at Tokyo,
left for the South on the Prince
George this morning.

They have been greatly im-
pressed with the importance of
Prince Rupert as a port, and ex-
pressed the belief that, at no dis-
tant date, elevators will be cuon-
structed here, and a regular line
sailing be-

Minister

of steamers will be

tween Prince Rupert and _ the
Orient.
They were particularly im-

pressed with the drydock, and it
is whispered that their visit wil!
have an important bearing on de-
velopments in that quarter.

Quite a gathering of their fel-
low countrymen were at the wharf
this to bid them yvood-

bye.

morning

WESTHOLME THEATRE
HAS BEEN REDECORATED

 

Silversides Bros. will today
finish the redecorating of the
Westholme Theatre. The interior

of the building has now a delight-
from

a
the

fully fresh appearance, and,
ls

artistic point of view,
the did

an
eredit to
work,

men who

 

CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Hazelton's crack baseball team,
defeated all the Interior
the
here next week in a
three-game The Prince
Rupert boys are hoping to avenge
and there

 

having

towns, will cross bats with

local team
series,
their former defeats
should be some red-hot games.

Hunter, the Colt
has a fine record so far,
He

and Landis make a first-class bat-

Private
pitcher,
with five wins and no defeats.

tery.
Although handicapped with a
damaged ankle. Firstbaseman

Breckenridge played in the game
between the Colts and the Cubs
and hopes to be in shape for the
Hazelton game,

The team having
practice this afternoon, hoping it
will help them to conneet with
one of Pitcher Rock's speedy

is batting

benders and lose the ball over the
centrefield roek pile,

 

 

 

 

VANCOUVER COUNCIL
CUTS ALL SALARIES

(Special to The Dally News.)

Vancouver, June 12.—The City
Council has decided to make a
general in salaries of city
ernployees. Engineers Bracken,
Francey and McLay have been re-
their total salaries
amounting to $9,500. Engineer
Fellowes’ salary was reduced from
$8,000 to $6,000 a year ago and

eut

leased,

 

has now been further reduced to
$3,000. All other officials have
been reduced about 30 per cent.
City workmen are reduced from
$3 to $2.25 per day. Bottom men
working on sewers will get $2.50.

CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY.

 

Gifts of knitted sox and any
other articles intended for relief
work at the front may be deposit-
ed at the Board of Trade rooms,
where a receptacle has been pro-
vided for the purpose.

The organization will look after
the donations and see that they
are forwarded.

Out-of-town
dress gifts, ete.,

donors may ad-

to The Canadian

Prince Rupert

Prince Rupert, B. C,

J. B. ROERIG,
Secretary.

Red Cross Society,
Branch,

136-38

Quality, satisfaction and econ-
omy. New Wellington Coal.
Phone 116. 68tf.

 

 

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———— 2nd Avenue————
Close to the Westholme Theatre

 

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