THE DAILY NEWS SS Se ALJIED SUCCESSES IN THE DARDANELLES RUSSIANS RETIRED FROM LEMBERG IN GOOD ORDER — LINE REMAINS NS UNBROKEN SUCCESSES IN DARDANELLES BRITISH TAKE 500 PRISONERS | ee ee Ow a THE FRENCH AND BRITISH GAIN 400 YARDS ON A ONE MILE FRONT—GUNNERS FROM GOBEN AND BRESLAU capP- TURED—VATICAN PROTESTS AGAINST AR- TICLE (Special to The Dally News.) against accepting Oia xe June 24 OMmcial Phe} of La. Liberte resard the Pa tof attacks yesterday by the! ' ; iad i teat i ind British in the Dardar vas a gain of 400 yards ao + and! a mile front. The British{ naccurate, ‘The article created | e hundred prisoners in the ja great st Italy owing t of a redoubt, which was | Pro German sentiments ed by German gunners from Drifters Submarined Goeben and the Breslau London, June 24 Seve ill Vatican Denial. | fishing drifters have beer June 24 The official | submarined Y Seotland Most Vatican organ warns the people| of the crews were saved. THE LAST EPISODE SEATTLE TO KEEP OF “THE BLACK BOX” | dideod | BIG FISH TRADE) rhe last episode of “The Black cn Ri vill be shown at the Majes-| Efforts of Prince Rupert to di | tre tonieht, and the fact|vert that portion f the fisheries that you may have missed a few /|i"dustry controlled by the Booth f it will not detract from | Fisheries Company of Chicago winent of the final dis from Seattle were barren of any : They are certainly | thing but some od ads giv ité the citizens of Prince Rupert iddition there will be aj) L. P. Smithers, vice president d Animated Weekly, aj?! the | i tion Mr. Smithers iy drama entitled “Sueh is|/Who recently returned from that ind “Setiultz Lady Friend,” |City, inspected what the city had nedy t fYer, but made no agreemen! Et a to change from Seattle to the “GOVERNMENT” British Columbia port vais - Although we were offered He W. J. Bowser is credited | free site and cheap power and i the following in an inter-|I do not think that we will mov given an admiring news r coast business to Prinee Ru I may say that T honest-/ pert, said M Smithers las eve that the people of Brit: |! ght at the New Washington. “Ol umbia are among the best se, if « hands are tied to: h the United States, ther ed in the world.” Said peo i the verge of provincial '> 4 possibility of a move, but | pley as the result of the |do it consider this cely they have been “governed When the subject was broach ' uton Bulletin, ed to me at Prinee Rupert IT ad ed the people of that city to! “ROUND-UP” SHOE SALE p t vn halibut trade al siete handle the fish brought in M Track and tan oxfords, in|Canadian bottoms instead of tr ind butten, “Invietus’ and to take the Seattle industi: W Over” lines, all sizes ir Jaway from Seattl If they do Regular price $5.50 andlinto the business extensively Special $4.45. it nough we W | bably put PECK THE SHOF MAN,./a branch at Pri Rupert t lhandle ur Canadia trac lies’ white Pique skirts at Seattle P. I, Bros sale Friday $1.50 | aye cae ROLL OF HONOR aan . (Special to The Daily News.) Opening Announcement Vaneouvel June | Lieut ‘Robert Fred. Buscambe, of Vai i rsuvel ras been killed in action Miss McIntosh o g oo I An has been give the Specialist In Shampooing, Hairdress- : a ot ni idk” eee Ing, Scuip Treatment, Facial Massage, Packs, and Hair Bleaching and Dyeing. Rev \ G. Cameron : his wife and family of Burna by, and For Appointments, Phone Blue 202 Third Ave, Over McCaffery, Gib- turned from Kingston, Ont., last eane @ Gaul | night and teft for home this = On lmorning on the Prine Rupert ‘ee “er : i SEALED TENDERS ! the re Albert Rooms pairing of the Bay View Hotel = 4 wiil be received by fhe undersign 2nd Avenut==—= 3 | ee Clo ed up till noon i Se to the Westholme Theatre | os ee Plans and speeiticath lseen at our offic CENTRALLY LOCATED DYBIHAVN 1OUN DYB | STRICTLY MODERN RENTS REASONABLE Ree Weekly or Monthly by Arrangement | NEW WELLINGTON COAL iYery & $ UNDER NEW MANAGE Ihandled only by MeCa MENT YOR Pome. | bons PHONE 11. Se = SN ———————————————————— aa RUSSIANS WITHDREW FROM : LEMBERG WITH LINE INTACT RUSSIANS RESISTED STRONGLY TO LAST—TOWN iS LITTLE DAMAGED—RUSSIAN LINE REMAINS UNBROKEN— ® UDINE . DACA “ay PRIZE COURT TO TRY CASE OF AMERICAN wd 7 ; TANKER j | C\VIDALE e (Special to The Daily News.) ,railway stations and factories, London, June 24.—Details of;started before the Russian with- the taking of Lemberg show that|@rawal. The Russian line re- Z mains unbroken, American Tanker Seized. ‘ London, June 24.—The case of the American tanker Gargoyle is the Russians resisted strongly to the last and then retreated from Rowa Ruska to an angle formed | s as CERY] / by the rivers San and Vistula, to be tried before a prize court. | N on . | ne \ The town Was little damaged,|The vessel was seized at Malta rm except by fire at the oil tanks,!earrying oil for Alexandria. ne ee TRIEST castes The Westholme Theatre pre- — Paris, June 24.—Arrangements |sents a great five-reel Paramount l | SS > a Adriat i c : GRADO ; 25 FOR WARNEFORD | services at Ver-|drama, entitled “Ready Money,” MAP OF ITALIAN ADVANCE—T ihe Italian army is continuig its |" te funera ees | Ham, the American writer, who The Hearst-Selig Gazette which | rolling up into Austria—having erossed Lower Isonzo River, it | saille s for Lieut. R. A. J. Warne-| featuring Jessie Lasky. This is | is advancing on Montfaleone, five miles beyond, and the battle | ford, of the British Royal navy;a very fine western mining story . pr ses to be very severe. / Flying Corps, and Henry B. Need-|full of life and exeiting incident. ITALIAN ARRESTED THE BOARD OF TRADE — a peepee denmdlig: | kets ab olgepi lg nape cident last Thursday, have been!shows tennis playing on ice, ON MURDER CHARGE HEARS FROM CARNEGIE '. ‘ancelled and the bodies have jed people leaving the Panama | covuinnnetsaitin |been brought to Paris. Mr. Need-|Canal, a large hotel fire in Chi- (Special to The Dally News.) | F. 8. Wright, Commissioner of ham’ s body has been placed injeago, and Canadian soldiers un- Abbotsf i, June 24 In « the Board of Trade, today receiv-|the mortuary chapel in the Amer- der trying weather conditions. nectio with the mysterious mur- led a letter from Colonel Carne lican Chureh of the Holy Trinity, of Jesse Magoon, the B. C. E. ‘ : jawaiting a reply to a dispatch to The annual picnic of the Meth- zie, acknowledging receipt of the} , ; Ry. ene f ut Vedder Moutain, _ this widow, who is in the United odist Sunday School will be heid t! qolice nvestigation has re ie ning report prepared by A. C. States, asking for instructions./at Metlakatla on Saturday, June ted in the arrest of Roceo Fer-|“' rde, at the request of the Lieut. Warneford’s body will be|26. A charge of 25 cents will be ete, an Italian sectio man, on a | Board, sent to England, where some form|™made for return trip, to all per- harge of murder, | Col, Carnegie expresses the),¢ public funeral befitting the}sons, except children belonging Phe police have witnesses to|thanks of the commission to Mr./i,4) who has been hailed as alto the school. Boat will leave swear that they saw the Italian | Garde and the Board of Trade,/noro for his recent destruction|Davis’ wharf at 10 a. m., 11:30 t} gh the window of the mur re vr the trouble taken in preparing} ,¢ Zeppelin, will be held. a.m., 1 p. m. and 2:30 p. m., and dered man’s room, at about ye | Such an exhaustive report, and A small aeroplane, composed will return in the evening. Bring time of the murde The motive | States that the matter will have}, ¢ flowers. was laid on Warne-|your own baskets. careful consider after whie , : . “ lieved to have been jealousy. |°@reful con ide ration, after whic h ford’s coffin by the officers and he will again communicate with - men of the English hospital. On PICNIC PARTIES. the Board. ee : s SP Tam semen rans guest aa F the left wing was a Victoria] Paunech Rose Belle Il. is back ARE MILLION AND A HAL ee ea Cross and on the right the le- a a ae ROBERT LANSING SUCCEEDS se nome eat ote eB " to her — be . _ tp (Special to The Dally News) BRYAN AS STATE SECRETARY | Sc en nt whart and ready for Shp G8G- Amsterdam, Ju 24.—Pru composed of white roses, bears|son's business. Moderate rates nsterds i Jubhe a Ss ae ee - : the inscription “Honored by the — — aunitinn sined Gee dente (Special to The Daily News) 6 Inscripvlo 0 - 3 ®\for Sunday pienics. Phone Red . : King; admired by the Empire, but] 499 124-14m of the war aggregate 1,409, Washington, June 24,—Robert hi , ” ' , ; ' ' ted mourned by all. aN Sv men, at ‘ 2 » { otliers f s x as bee i Oo y sec- —" 2 1 = Lamas 58 Se * Warneford’s body’ will be Ladies middies at Jabour Bros. ssued at ferlin toe retar oO stale, successlol 0 ig " we ©. ” Fe ve a transported to London tomorrow] Saie for $4.40. 147-48. rhe statement adds that $75,-| William Jennings Bryan. el i morning under a guard of honor. oo00.000 damages on German sol a NE g 8 ised b e Russians BOXING se ' ’ was caused by She, Sanmane © . GOOv PROSPECTS OF M stip Theatre Kast Prussia - a ae Vancouver, June 24.—Charley LIEUT. TUPPER’S RECOVERY dlc iB s o ets Jo , (Leary oe THE WEATHER. Burns, who meet hnny Leary Ottawa’: June Bhowrk wictee Tonight and Tomorrow it Coquitlam on Monday for the ; ee eal . ae i : lous escape from death tt St. Ju a oes F lune 24th lightweight championship of Can : 15th Episode of “THE BLACK BOX 2 8, Mm. cum @% : . lien was that of Lieut. Reginald rhe last episode of the enthral- TE OO og gog}ada, will meet Jimmy Clarke at lop i ef Sis Checien San ling serial contains the startling >5 9|Lillooet on July 4, in a 15-round Ot, On Oe ee i disclosure that Professor Ashleigh, Highest temperature ... mr sie ats per, according to a_ letter re the apparently harmless old seclen- mA contest. st has bee sritable Dr. Je Lowest temperature ...... 54.0 ite ceived here Lieut. Tupper was = - as veritable Dr. Jekyll § aie, dak pha teas sneks 66 oe earner Se ee : " Ne a ll ; a a c > tap Malice mileieiae rhe Baseball League kindly |Shot through the thigh, the bullet ‘oeuenemmmen mamas ; gras jpostponed the C, C's, vs. Colts | Passing through the lower part World and War News FOOTBALL |game, whieh was scheduled for|0f his body, He managed, BOwW-)9 aquew ae uure*—comedy Drama ltonight, in order to allow the|ever, to stick to his gun when a — shila - oe : “SCHULTZ LADY FRIEND—Comedy rhe football eup semi-final be | rootball cup tie to be played. second series of shots went weer t tl M rehants and the Dry through both legs, One leg was Admission 10 and 15¢ ween iw erent si { , cake whish was Sateeranted be “Round-up” Shoe Sale, June 25th, |!"oken and the heel of the other rain last night, will be played to Special reduction on all white |’®s shot off. Lieut. ‘Tupper ne cht leanvas and buckskin shoes and/erawled to a trench where he ° =“ lnumps, prices to suit everybody. waited for some hours before a Pioneer Laundry White-Wear Sale at Jabout PECK THE. SHOK MAN, |Stretcher-bearer came, Gangrene in Ba Sth to Jun vi " ———-—=—==-wwwrns |developed and the doctors gave Third Avenue East ; Pras fuhe ’ ‘ ‘ eo |e him up, but the young officer has Phone 118 - recerrorooeorerr: | LONDON CAFE | pulled through and is now in Eng | We Use the Most Modern JACK JUDGE : RO! BARNES land with good prospects of re shi : | UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT And Grill oe pros; Laundry Machinery Built. | THE covery, Come In Any ‘Tuesday or . '$ Serves Nothing but the Best a a. Wednesday and See How Cozy Barber Shop Hart Bik. Third Ave. - pee i : a) We Do It " City Hi onight a ‘cloe ‘ BATHS A enmaamaniak’ tan es Absolute Satisfaction Is THIRD AVE. ALDER BLK. BOXES FOR LADIES — Se s for the Do- Qamnndl ’ eres | q | Hinton a sports ara