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HEAVY © AUSTRO- )-GERMAN LOSSES — MANY PRI

RUSSIANS, CARRY FORTIFIED

HEIGHTS WITH GREAT SUCCESS | ‘

 

EAVY LOSSES INFLICTED ON GERMANS — ITALIANS MAKE
RAPID ADVANCES—200,000 AUSTRIANS DEFENDING
TRIESTE—NORWEGIAN STEAMER FIRED
BY SUBMARINE

 

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PoOUTCA DEADLOCK SPORTS COMMITTEE | “leven ING FOOTBALL
IN CONSTANTINOPLE FOR DOMINION DAY, AT RECREATION PARK
deadlock between polities! pee inl! taal Agile Seallk astinane ia adie emcee a
tes at Gonstae sal rs ee a ms dar rs ce . aiZe-)hall games continue to grow, and
istantinople following}™ments for Dominion Day a) anes pri : a
the se s illness which oececas-}The mayor presided and W. D.) ie cote Wo Rane PRereER pers ae
eq ar peration on the Sul./Vance acted as secretary. |the day's routine to finish up with
tar rhe Royal Princes desire Canon Rix was - netatated! a visit to Acropolis Hill. When the
that the eldest son of Abdul Ham-|Chairman of sports, and Chief | Prydock-Merchants game opened
be his successor is ap-|Vickers secretary. The following last night, both sides of the field
i by the progressive party,|/CoMmmittee was Appointed, with| Vere lined with spectators, and
power to add to their number; G, | they had plenty of excitement.
HAS SETTLED FOR W. Morrow, George Frizzell, W. 8.|Right from the start the iron-
$9,000 PER HEAD Visher, J. R. Beatty, J. MeAleenan workers forced the pace, Mell-
eile W. D. Vance and Jack Edwards. ravey spoiling a good chance by
Madrid, June 25.—The German Che procession arrangements | Ying offside. Thus early the
ment has made a full ex-/are in the capable hands of Geo. Drydock forwards showed good
planation and has paid an indem-|Frizzell and J. R. Beatty. The understanding, and continued the
ty of 180.000 marks (845.000) {full program will be published | Pressure.
for the lives of five Spaniards who |later. At the other end, Doodson,
were shot by mistake at Liege last $$ — through lack of control, lost a
Aug rhe Spanish government | PICNIC glorious opportunity to seore
lhas decided the incident closed. Returning to the attack, the Dry-
ae | Presbyterian Sunday School|dock boys were ultimately suc-
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL j will hold their annual pienie on|cessful, MeWilliam being fouled
Saturday at Digby Island, weather | within the penalty area. MeAn-

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Petrograd, June 25.—The Aus-| Critics’ Opinion.
German forees have been re- London, June 25,.—Crities eom-
ed with heavy losses at three |pare the Russian retirement fron
ts on the Dneister. The Rus- | Lembe re with Joffre’s retreat in
a arried fortified heights at | the early stages of the wat
smire Jine by assault, and in- | Italian Advances.
heavy losses on the Ge r-| Paris, June 25 R e reports
the Kozany region in the /}rapid adva the Isonzvo
nt engagements which re Iriver with the ceupation of |
he pressure during the re | Globr a and the capture of the |
t from Lemberg. In Each | Plateau if Sagarado and Mon
18 the enemy were driven |falcone. 200,000 Austrians are
s the river. The capture ef |sembled in defence of Trieste.
{ Rezymiana is also reported | Norwegian Steamer Fired.
ill the garrison but two of-| London, June 25 rhe Norwe
and 210 prisoners were/#ia stea I i has hee
yonetted At Martvovo 40 of rped } and set « fire by a
ind 1.700 men wére taken |German submarine near the Shet
ers 1) ind Islands.

'GET RECRUITS IN
AMERICAN CITIES |

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Van -Tacoma, no game
on account of rain.
Victor 1; Aberdeen, 3.
Seattle, 5; Spokane, 6.
American.
Boston, 12; Washington, 4.
St. Louis, 3; Detroit, 9.
New York, 7; Philadelphia, 5
{0 innings
Chicago, 5; Cleveland, 4. (19
National.
Brooklyn,0; Boston, 5.
Philadelphia, 5; New York, 43.
Cincinatti, 5; Pittsburg, 3.
St. Louis, 13; Chieago, 14.
Coast
Oakland, 6; Salt Lake, 14.
Venice, 5; Los Angeles, 2.
Portland,1; San Francisco, 0.
~ FOOTBALL
eht the Callies and Regi
t et the second semi-
tie of the City Cup series
the Callies will be repres-
ted by the following eleven: W.
R. Martin, R. Davie, A. L. Murray,
G. W. Abbott, W. Murray,J. Hunt-
_ a4 W scroft, W. Cc. B.
Smith, 8. D. Maedonald, R. Dow-
ther and Black.
KETCHIKAN EXCURSION
Ry the way tickets are selling,
tl ext : { Ketchikan on}
July i is going to be a huge
sl ss Secure youl tickets
early as there is only a limited
n be Berth, including meals,
$10 r the round trip, Apply ©
Pp. R. office 448 . 46
THE WEATHER.

5 a. m. June 25th
Barometer 29,930, |
iMaximum temperature , GA.)
iMinimum temperature 52,
Rainfall . .sneeoaeeeeeeeeer 2

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AT CALIFORNIAN WINERY |
——— i San Franciseov, June 20 l =
hres Cal.. June 2.5—There| dence that recruits for the a ed|
is i loss of $500,000 by fire | irmies in the European war had |
Barton Winery. Nearly a mil-'been enlisted here, has been ob- |
gallons of wine escaped, | ta d, aceording to John W
h formed a lake of burning|Preston, United States district at
hol torney He termed the progress
idm if the federal investigation “sal
UNIQUE BASEBALL GAME isfactory.”
- Che charge that recruiting was
The Ladies’ Hospital Auxiliary |car! ied on in San Francisco and
irranged for an unique bas¢ lother cities the United States
came at Recreation Park selsiee \ d before Mr. Prestor
iay evening, when a team, |!ast week,
sed of local merchants, will | rhe evidence collected will not
the dectors and lawyers.|be presented to a federal grand
eds will be devoted to the|jury for some time, Mr. Preston
i| Hospital. This will be timated, He said: “The inves-
st remarkable game ever|tigation has just begul
yed in Prinee Rupert, renee giana
Se ee “Round -up” Shoe Sale, June 25th.
w the crowd to Self’s; "Perl reduction on all whl!
ife There is a reason.. Next anvassand buckskin shoes and
1jestic Theatre. qo2tf.| PUMPS, prices to suit everybody
Pa Ta ie eae PECK THE SHOk MAN
SKIMMED MILK 5c per quart. “
JTTERMILK i0c¢ per quart, two| White-Ws Sale at Jabou
larts for 145 ¢. Delivered to any | Bre s. June 25th to June 30
irt of the city——Prince Rupert | . oe .
tiry—Phone Green 252 tf. | Captain W. Ht. ' = oo
ne Me ae jto the front with the recently
Ladies’ white Pique skirts at |formed denta .
Bros sale Friday $1.50
seeeicuiaa a aia s et Broken lines In We S Ss
one of which there are a few pairs
0) . nly. Values to $5.00 f 1.95
pening Announcement } DECK THE SHOE MAN
: | HORSES FOR SALE.
Miss McIntosh} 7
Specialist in Shampooing, Hairdrese- 3 | The City of Prince Rupert, B. ¢
'nG, Scalp Treatment, Facial jwill offer for sale, by auction, at
Massage, Packs, and Hair | Prince Rupert, B, C., on Thursday,
Ghashing and Dyeing. |the 8th day of July, 1945, at 2:30
Por Appointments, Phone Blue 202 $ )) '
Third Ave., Over McCaffery, Gib- | One bay team, geldings, about
bene @ Boyle 3,000 pounds a general
on “3 m oars
. utility team. Age tf yea
oteoe pcLNea ee One bay geldin ul t 1,390
pounds. Good W sors ele
Albert Rooms or double. Age ¥ years
~——=2nd Avenue ne reon gelding, enews Oe
Close to the Westholme Theatre ner eyes " y
= = or adoubie Bt -
CENTRALLY LOCATED ERNEST A. WOU"
STRICTLY MODERN 143-154
eatin at REASONABLE “ pak
: nthly by Arrangement NEW WELLINGTON co
| UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT §)!!#tdled only by Mecaleny S
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Dowling, Observe!

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JACK JUDGE RO! BARNES
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

THE
Cozy Barber Shop.

BATHS

THIRO AVE. ALDER BLK.

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jpermitting. The Eleanor Mae will
the government wharf at
2:30. All adults

jchildren connected with the Pres-

leave

1:30 and and

|byterian chureh are cordially in-

lvited. No charge, but bring your
jbasket. Sperts and prizes for the
1

fyoung and old,

BOAT RACE TEST

New London, Conn., June 25-
Yale won from the second varsity
eight lengths in a trial

race today.

by three

 

MEXICAN FIGHTING

 

25.—Zap-
which are defending

engaging Car-

Washington, June
pala forces,
Mexico City,

ranza’s troops which have made

are

an advance with artillery.

THE CRADLE

 

STOKLAND
iMrs. E,
Ave.

to Mr.

at 2

and
1

afternoon,

Born

 

Stokland,

E.,

a son,

/8th yesterday

 

Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Mrs

Burgess, ac

companied by Sutherland,
Mrs.

to spend a

Burgess’ mother, have gone

few months at their

summer cottage at Lorne Creek
Mr.

Dry Hill placer

Burgess is interested

}where
n the mine,

.“Round-up” Shoe Sale. Wo-
lace and
gun metal and
cloth

 

men's fine shoes in tan,
button. Dull kid,
Ip atent leath#rs,
embrace which
to at
for $3.95.

 

with tops.

sold

Peck,

These lines

from $4.0 $5.50,
=

the Shoe Man's

BASEBALL EXCURSION

Prineess Royal has been
fitted for the excursion
|to Ketchikan on July 2nd, The
lparty will have an opportunity to
lvisit Granby on the return trip,
allowed to visit’ the

14R. 449

rhe

specially

ltime being

smelters,

 

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LONDON CAFE
And Grill

Serves Nothing but the Best
Hart Bik. Third Ave,

 

    
   
     

 

ANS CARRY FORTIFIED HEIGHTS

SONERS TAKEN -- ITALIAN. GAINS

 

inich made no mistake with the
kick. The Merchants tried hard,
but their half-backs were not

giving the forwards enough sup-
port. They had one or two good

tries, but Kinghorn nullified their

 

The
the

best effort by getting offside.
half-time score was 1-0 for
Drydock.

In the half, the
docks immediately attacked, Mc-
Williams rattling the timbers
with raking shot, and later

from a cross by Neilson, the same

second Dry-

a

player scored, though it looked as
if the ball had handed
through. From the centre,
horn and Brighton got away, but

been
Kine-

the former drove past and a little
his elevation was faulty. A
good pass from Dixon let the
Drydock left away but Cyrrie
cleared. Both sides attacked al-
but goals were hard to

later

ternately,
get, and Brighton
both missed chances. After good
Mellravey, MeWilliains
It now looked hope
for the Merchants, but

their fighting,
should have scored at least one’.

Mr.
and, for a first appearance in this
did well.

though Jones

work by
again scored.
less they

made exit and

Eardley refereed the game,
capacity,

VARIED FEATURES AT
THE WESTHOLME THEATRE

miss seeing the
the Westholme
and tomorrow
to
fan,

No one should
bill
tonight

splendid at
Theatre
here
the

every

is enough svit

variety
movie “and
full of
and well presented, The

eycle

most jaded

feature 1s interest
Hearst-
shows races,

Selig Gazette

thoroughbred horses, high school
and hounds a
the 1 battle

which was sent to

girls hares in

as
two-mile race, s
ship Alabama,
Newport News to enforce the in-
ternment law, ete,
“The Bargain
very fine comedy, while “A Way-
ward Daughter” is a comedy
drama of high merit, The story
traces the history of a wayward
village girl who is tempted to go
to New York, where she has a
great struggle, but everything
ends happily. “His Last Gall” is
a splendid drama. “Fatty'’s Paith-

ful Fido,” @ comedy, completes

Counter” is a

 

pjthe program,

COMMISSION A APPOINTED
ON POLISH AUTONOMY

(8peotal to The Daily News.)

Petrograd, June 25.—A com-
mission of six Russians and six
Poles has been appointed under
to
preliminaries to carry into effect
the of Poland, which
was promised by the Grand Duke

Premier Goremykin arrange
autonomy

Nicholas last August.

 

“BLACK BOX” SURPRISES
AT MAJESTIC THEATRE

 

The final episode of “The Black
Box” is more interesting than any
of the others, and that is saying
a great deal. It explains what has
gone before, but the explanation
is made in such a way as to pro-
vide more thrills than any pre-
vious installment. The benevo-
lent looking old professor is the
real culprit, but he is no odinary
clever criminal. His double life
is a tragedy for which he is not
responsible, and the explanation
of the cause is most original. The
last thing he in life is to
again fool the great criminologist
It is a fitting climax to one of the
remarkable stories ever
screened.

The Animated Weekly is par-
ticularly good, showing most
beautiful night scenes of the Pan-
ama Exposition, with searchlights
playing, and rockets’ bursting
against a sky of black velvet. The
comedies “Such is Life’ and
Schuitz’s Lady Friend’ are both
of a high order.

does

most

 

“ROuUnD-UP” SHOE SALE

 

Men's black and tan oxfords, in
lace and button, “Invietus,, and
“Walk-Over” all in-
Rugular price $5.50 and
Special $4.45
PECK THE

lines sizes
cluded.
46.00

SHOE MAN,

Jabour Bros.
147-48.

 

Ladies middies at
$1.10.

Sale for

 

 

Spurr’s Market

For a real tasty meal tryShrubsall’s
Fancy Smoked Black Cod .. 10clb.
Halibut .. We bh.
SmokedWhite Salmon Sibs. for 250.
(Fresh from
Hothouse Tomatoes 1650 and 200 Ib.
Cherries . 200 tb.
Best Sweet Oranges . 20 co doz.
Spinach, Cauliflower, Cabbage,
Local Strawberriss, Rasps, and al!
rsewest fruits.

Smokehouse )

 

WESTHOLME

OPERA HOUSE

RUPERT'S verunan PLAYHOUSE

TONIGHT AR AND TOMORROW

 

MEARST -SELIG GAZETTE - —Show-
ing 5. Warship “‘Alebeme .
Gyele races and lots of other

items of interest.

THE BA BARGAIN MUNTERS Comedy,
This is a good one

Two-reei fim—“A WAYWARD
DAUGHTER...comedy Drama of
the highest merit,

His LAST CALL —Drama
“PATTY'S FAITHFUL FIDO” —Com-
edy, This is & scream,

Monday ‘and Tuesday — Three-reet
. Broadway feature “THE GIRL
WHO MIGHT HAVE SEEN.

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Prices 10 and 150
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