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yINOFj RUSSIAN SUCCESSES — TURKS’ DARING ATTEM

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ARING TURKISH ATTEMPT
TO REGAIN LOST TRENCHES

yRKS LED BY GERMAN OFFICERS MAKE A DESPERATE aAT-
TEMPT—ALL OFFICERS AND MAJORITY OF MEN
KILLED—REMAINDER TAKEN PRISONERS
—STEAMERS SUNK.

 

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—————7 DECISIVE ENGAGEMENT ON
THE ENTIRE RUSSIAN FRONT

‘MANY MINOR SUCCESSES—SHORTENED LINE HOLDS FIRM—
NEW FRONT EXTENDS FOR 682 MILES—BRITISH
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17 A daring at-/1 (Special to The Dally Newe.) The French also claim advances
i ada rf al- na der were taken 1 sonere . = .
ie ol at j London, June 17.—Reports of and further captures of parts of
urkish troops, ore Steamers Sunk. many minor successes by the the G labyrinth of fortifi
licers oO recap- | ondotr 7 » Bs . ne German tabyrin 0 ortifi-
- ase AN tia London, June 17.—The British Russians stimulate the belief that .
ches in the Dar-| steamer Stratstairn has been tor. | WHERE GERMANS BURNED BRITISH WOUNDED—\ church at |{he shortened Russian line is now|°@tons:
iin the killing of |} pedoed and sur in the English Db ieu, Belgium, which German soldiers filled with straw and nolding firm.
d the majority of | Channe Klever f her crew et fire after placing their own dead and the British wound- A decisive engagement is in Judge Gregory deferred judg-
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| were inded Che captain and| ed on the straw. ‘progress along the entire Russian|™ment in the case against Frank

ches were cap-|several « the crew d front, extending for 682 miles in|MecAllister, who is charged with

Dublin Fusiliers, |when one of the boats capeized “THE CAUSELESS WAR” ‘VICTORIA BASEBALL oe Poland, Galicia and Bukowina, | stealing fishing gear. Aceused
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in enfilading fire rhe crew was saved.
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WIMULATE THE KAISER FOUR YEARS AGO|t#"¥ of State Bryan's “The Cause- ‘handed and its franchise returned| PROMOTED ON FIELD SALARIES REDUCED
aoe ee less Wat Claims that military |to the Northwestern League. he ae
(Seal to The Dally News) Lond June 17 The Morn. [Preparedness provokes instead of | players refused to accept a cut in| Earning his promotion by (Special to The Dally Newe)
Washing june 64-~—A.. force | ine Post eaid yesterday morning: [Prevents wat Phe article says | wages, following ten straight de-|‘valor in the field,” E. H. Henry, Vancouver, June 17.—The
ets and marines A letter, received in Loanhead, |*#at it w iid have been difficult | feats, la member of the 72d Seaforth School Board, at a meeting last
Howard, has been | Midlothian. by friends of a cor. | keep the United States out of| crenata ub cmepeaieinianta ‘serving in the 16th Battalion at}@ight, ordered a 10 per cent cut
expedition to the| poral ving in the Canadian|*™e war if they had been pre- JHMER SECRETARY ‘the front, has received a commis-|i" all teachers’ salaries, to be ef-
‘} i “ { i ' ’ - . Anatihs | sativa r s oo ?
m Guaymas, on|contingent, states that his « pared | TO BRYAN IS DEAD sion as lieutenant. He left here| fective July 1. This makes a sav-
ial cl Ocalan, nee ententeinenaretiiien am, | — —— as a private, received his cor-|iM€ of $28,000 for the remainder
panei Mieiinnind eam rae Ra tied A eee ROBERT W. SERVICE Albequerque, N. M., June 17,—|poral’s stripes at Valcartier, be-|°f the year.
, ; : erie r iS AT THE FRONT jiarvey B. Ferguson, 67, former|came a platoon sergeant when the
Mexicans and Ger- | s of pois * gas marked eee ean GERMAN SUBMARINE |
; ; Fa : os ; lated gressma from New Mexico,}Canadian division went to France, v s
iten to annihilate 1914, and also respirators dated | ons eas ie ee # CHEATED OF ITS PREY
: 1911 Ottawa, June 17 ort 1a8|}who recently resigned as private and after the battle of Ypres was
rhe d veey would seem to |" °°" Fecetv' d here that R. W. Ser-| secretary to William J. Bryan,|recommended for commissioned Londen. June 6%-~tee Gadied
: ’ the ikon poet and novelist, | died ¢ s me here last T *s_}rank. . , “s ie
NCH, KAISER, UNCLE SAM. indicate that the plan of using es ' |died at bis h here last Thus rank schooner Marie, which has arriv-
He ad ede i author of Songs of a Sour-|day of apoplexy. Mr. Ferguson Lieutenant Henry is the son of ed at Leith, Scotland, reports that
| —-— poise is gas » BO meV ” Idongh.” is “doing his b at the | serve s delegate ongress 8 "Ss i p the- ile
i men 17 Resiteladill the German ofaiy. ae bas lough, loing his bit” a rved a lelegate in Congre Mr. and Mrs, R. G. Henry of Che last Thursday, while on the pas-
ae ' ts the K ; ' sia front. Service left London about |from New Mexico in the Fifty-|mainus. He was formerly a sage from Christiansund she was
\ ek depicts ” i ber generally inderstood to Dé : s 4
ity the end of May as a chauffeur in| fifth Congress and was the first draughtsman in the employ of the held up by a German submarine
xe anxiously an¢ he case . ; ‘ ’
. 7 + the Anglo-American Ambulance |c¢ongressman from New Mexoco|B. CG, Electric Railway at Vancou- forty miles off the Isle of May
I e Sam, who is : pe ’
_ rh , lod f ex. |COrPs, an organization under the} following admission of the state}ver. When the 72d was formed Scotland The crew of the
- very weary. le he irs re rae ease ) eX- q
: spices 0 e Re ross, and|jin 4 » was » of the firs c .
Everything can| tensive use by the Germans of gas |°° : ie Gees ne} in 1994, he was one of the first to enroll.|..nooner was ordered to their
t 4) members of this corps | ll ie >. ere rg ive s i .
| can put the whole|was north of Ypres on April 23, | % : He volunteered for active service} at, and the Germans boarded
, : i at are many Harvard me! Several PRINCE GEORGE ARRIVES. as soon as war was declared. He the Marie with the intention of
‘ tshell, if you'll only | whe the renen es were oniilionns aa | . as a large acquai e
three years, or | drive back two or three miles|"— 088. 208. ee , ; - "i a ra arene here and setting fire to her, according to
: , , and own half a dozen cars, but all rhe following were amongst his friends will be glad to hear of the story, but on the appearance
. { the war.” jafter a cloud of gas was watted f iy ne »'the first-class passengers on thepP +k pr i r roy .
ie one Siletiien teaen thee | ire content to drive one for the; Pig : _— |.’ [his quick promotion.—The Prov-|4¢ two British patrol boats the
” inte eu CRCRSS Ol ae : Si ce has!|G. T. P. S.S. Prince George this e ‘
\. Brock, dean of the| man front iuse of humanity rvice ha : - ut ae . : mce, men returned to the submarine,
’ . Powe SE NPE Ss heen a resident of Paris since | morning: 4s . Stills, : ° ais :
’ which disappeared. A atrol
ed science in the| — atin atthe mann adeeeinemen Whyte, Mr. Bacon, Miss Gibber- JERRY BONNEAU ARRIVED od ps aoe as oh
; ; aft al or yoat towed the Marie to Leith.
y, came in from | FAMOUS TRAVELER WILL ite De eee aes Sin, Caan |. tii te ae IN TOWN LAST NIGHT
ght, and left for! VISIT PRINCE RUP FOOTBALL. | Hamilton, Ss. M. King and wife, Safet First—U N Wel
the Prinee George _—e ee tae, cael Sie OP 0). Space, Beek Jerry Bonneau, one of Prince] _ Salety First—Use New el-
pare wen . =| Frank M. Carpenter, the famous rhe following team will repre-|-p yy, poyer, Mrs. Plummer, EB, H,} Rupert's most popular old-timers, lington Coal. Phone 116.  67tf.
traveler and b unt descriptive |. tne Merck ints in their game) Murphy, G. D. Gord, R. EB, Gole-|¢ame in on the train last night.
EST H 0 LM writer, will shortly spend two) i) the sons of England tomor-| pan and wife, J.J. Bowman, A. F.| Mr. Bonneau owns a lot of 2 .
| weeks in Prince Rupert, on his jrow night Ali players are cheat” Ino, Angus Beaton, Father | Property in town, including the d pS If bd
) ; as jway to Alaska | que sted to be on hand at 7 p. M.:|pawis J. A. Russell. Lieut. W. 8.| Bayview Hotel, which was burned
re R A H O U S E Mr. Carpenter was formerly tn H. Smart, goal; W H. Doodson Marshall. \. Douglas. Vv! Dal- down lately. NNOUNCEMENT.
aan rears POPU- jspector of consulates |! the Uni and James Currie, backs; R Ar-| mage, J. F. Pooler, Mr. and Mrs. ea alas GTQ INE tainting Fair Play is My Motto scaneaed 8
YHOUSE lted States government thur, F, Cameron and J Knowles, | Rowden, Geo, Raeseta, Miss Ful- THE WEATHER. mixup in Vancouver, either by
TONIGHT | : ; : CS ais ' ; we Thome. Ae i ae G. B. Hood, Mrs. D. B the Film Exchange or Express
| ihn eee Ole, ee ee eee 5 a. m., June 47, 1945. Companies, “The Black Box” has
MARY PICKFORD Len Bell, G, T. P. engines Brighton, J. A. Hunter and L. Ives,| pose. Geo. Rose, J. E. Knobel, F. i aitaciiiee 30.024 not arrived in Prince Rupert and
f } OPOMOIOR oc cccdeceseeee 30.02 ag ae .
, Special Paramount turned from an extended vis vo forwards; reserves, J. Simpson] py peunder, T. Hill, Lieut. Nichols, . : we will not be able to show itt
entitled last night’s train and 140-41 ee: Ce ee 52.0 today. We are substituting a
“CIND ” the Kast on last NIBNES bie land D, Allen eU~% Mrs, J. Talbot and R. B, Switzer. : first-class program, fully worth
nl was heartily weleomed by his old é pear et OR 50.0 the price of admission,
GAZETTE ; — ee ee F, W. Dowling, Observer. commento
‘t . ender e conven eagl superintendent olf 4
ring Scenes Prom the Panama §|fTiends. He attended the conven-| , il, Beazley, su " PICNIC PARTIES. fs asain eum, cuianenniies
Canal tion of locomotive engineers Mithe Union Steamship Company, Sate Rubbinwn wabinutid “tech In Two Parts
| JO i o The : “
MER © Cleveland, Ohio left for Vancouver on the Prince Launch Rose Belle Il, is back . : . “ahene pans”
‘oun COME DY— evelaha, , night from the Seandinavian con- A Jungle Zoo Wild Animal Drama
NY'S SWELL a~FFAIR” _— George to her old berth at the govern-|. ey ty “A FORTUNE HUNTER”
me a Bunny as a Chemist! : d Ice Cream aii eateecall nema denial vention at Escanaba, Mich. Comedy Dreme
Prices: 10, 15 Strawberries an oe 4 most enjoyable dance Was ment whart and read) ror iil i a aii “THE BOUQUET”
—Friday one an = At the Presbyterian Chuceh hal leiven last night in St, Andrew's son's business. Moderate rates Follow the crowd to Self'’s A Corking Comedy
urday-— Saturde Bive : i Raa — en hia » Re :
The Fan wrll® Chaplin in Fourth Avenue, next Saturday,jy ne the Hazelton ball |for Sunday picnics. Phone Red/ggge, ‘Phore is a reason.. Next Admission 10 and 166
© Face or , j ital . ae ; ;
=~ ) the Barroom Floor” Inne 19th, 3:30 to 6 p.m i1-42 REPPSe8 400, 124-1m., Majestic Theatre, 102tf.
°e8 10 and 1Be ea 7 a SKIMMED MILK 5e per quart. 3 et a
POOOPPOOOOOOOOIOR rn) coroner's jury brought IN) Quality, satisfaction and ecOn-| gYTTERMILK 10¢ per quart, two] General Superintendent Mehan Pi
een a verdict of accidental death 1D) omy, New Wellington Coal.|quarts for 15 ¢. Delivered to any|returned last night from a trip
\ the case of Abram Mikell, WhO |)phone 116, 631f. | part of the city—-Prince Rupertjover the Pacifie division and
| lber ling down the}. ‘ "| Datry—Phone Green 252 tf. | branches. Third Avenue East
met his death by fa . . - Phone 118
=< 2ndA elevator shaft at the cold storage a .
ae lant | ON CAFE Judge Gregory and a jury are We Use the Most Modern
to the lant, LO JACK JUDGE RO! BARNES . asa tl ai :
Westholime Theatre ea A d Grill UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT today heal ing evidence in the Laundry Machinery Bultt.
MNTPALLY Locaven rwo ladies from Comex Avenue - THE ease of Rez va, debe Bap, Come In Any Puesday or
STRICTLY MODERN were charged at the Police ' ‘| Serves Nothing but the Best CG B he Sh ae anal a - Wednesday and See How
| , . ree c ’ PW a!
RENTS REASONABLE this morning with runnit d 2 Mart Bik. Third Ave. OZzY arber op Rev. Mr. Frank, the new Meth We Do It
Mekly op Monthly by Arrangement ' One 0 BATHS odist minister of Smithers, left Absolute Satisfaction ts
NDER order! awe ne BOXES FOR LADIES THIRD AVE. ALDER @iK. $i for the Interior town this morn. bee
NEW MANAGEMENT $25, the othe ; wooo ing, accompanied by Mrs, Frank, 3
“eer crcooccoooccooooooooed |iiined for three days |“