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FURIOUS GERMAN ASSAULT AT BAGATELLE

 

 

 

GERMANS MAKING FOR VERDUN-SECOND ARMY ON FIGHTING LINE THIS SUMMER

(EXICAN GENERALS
ARRESTED AT EL PASO

(special to The Deity Nowe)

\\ n, June 28 Giener.
tn and Paseul Orozco
ested at El Paso on
ating the United
{ itv laws by a econ-
g about another
ition

PRINCE RUPERT ARRIVES.

 

amongst
the
M.
J
Jones
Mr.

Gower,

were
passengers on
iorning: Ss.
McLaughlin,
Miss F.
W. Miller,
Miss A.
B. Mantrop,
‘favanagh, Mrs
Miss Burdie,
Chubb, Miss
Ferguson, J. Dy-
Libby, Miss M. B.
ind Mrs. Best, Mrs.
d child, A. H. Hol-
Miss Strong,
Mrs.

Gib-

"
Viss
VMeKay

\ g, J

J
Mi
iughter,

a ( Mrs
——

Killen,

M

Sandels,
Miss ©
McKay, Miss

Kelly, W.

Schneller.

BR
Miss

ind child,

\W ]
Evans,
M
Owels,

M ce

I)

Mr
Rousseau,

Mr.

hy Bodine,

\ Best,

and

SATURDAY’S BASEBALL.

Northwestern League.

 

V Aberdeen, 3.
S| 10; Seattle, 2.
6; Tacoma, 0.
American.
) 5-2; Boston, 1-4.

9

3; Washington,
Detroit, 2

Cleveland, 3.

National League.
Philadelphia, 4.
}; Pittsburg, 6.
New York, 5.
Chicago, 3.

i

Coast League.

 

6-3; San Francisco,
Los Angeles, 1.
1; Salt Lake, 16.
“Round-up” Shoe Sale. Wo
hoes in tan, lace and
Dull kid, gun metal and
's, With cloth tops
se embrace lines which sold
“1.0 to $5.50. at Peck,
“hoe Man's for 83.95. °

WiSTHOLWE

OPERA HOUSE

RUPERT's POPULAR PLAYHOUSE

TONICHT AND TOMORROW
PATHE

 

GAZETTE—showing Austra

Soldiers, French Reeruits
. ge, ev
3-Reel Br

“ oadwa

THE Gini y Feature

WHO MIGHT HAVE

BEEN”
— \ very exciting detee

‘A
wee TO HAPPINESS” —j\ou!

Drama
Comed y—
Los
OST, A PAIR OF SHOES” — This
un
Prices 10 and 150
Ow),
¥ to the Baseball Game the

&
econd Show wit Start at 8:30

 

GERMAN. SUBMARINES
| MYSTERIOUSLY SUNK

(Special to The Dally News.)

Amsterdan J 2 . =
man sulbrniar ‘ va
sunk by an exy RB
land en | rh
mander and tw ¢ ¢
saved

MORE SUGCESTIONS FOR
CIVIC RETRENCHMENT

Ne Has beet is

department to the saving of some
410,000 a
dle

not gail un

,
‘

wv has the

office alloused the nt

ciples then espoused in the

est of the ratepayers
stati

(
nel

suffering

Please state why two jary

are required at the

engimeers
gi25 pe
tohmen

rm the

electric light plant al

month each, when two 5!

at $85 per month ean pi

as done in simiia plat

work,
elsewhere?

Please state if there
the employ, in

trical department, tha

is one

ale

in eity th

an armature when rt
if the

Vancouvel

i
miu

armature

man, pier

\“

is such a

 

Continued on Page Foul

he
publish the f w lett . h
Mr. Angle t to the May on
days age

To Mayor Newt Please de
fine the present duties of th ty |
clerk at a salary of 8185 pe
month, as compared with tl {
and 1911, at a sala f $150 4
nonth: when he at that time « at
city clerk, city treas ty p
chasing agent | aid
ed in the drafting of bylaws and}
city contracts? |

Please define the duties of tel
present city treasure! it 8200]
pe " th. as npared th the
duties f the ty \
treasure ind efty purchasing
agent of 1910 and 1911 ata sala

f 8150] th? the sa Dp

performing the thre fi |

luties

Please d th ties ot
present city solicit it &§ it
! th, with sé tv s
cite fivii, ata salar f $150
per month vith ney
the treasury f the performances
f publie w s or the protecting
fe vets?

Please pare the £12,000
purehase f necessa sto
f the Telep d Light Dr
partment of the present time, as
instanced by the number of s|
if cable now lying exposed to the
weather near the old elect gh
pla ' the ple I
poles tt it the corner of Me
Bride and Sixth Avenue I ask
you to compare this with the same
mecessary ‘ i of wate
pipe, 5 s and ees
culverts the king g Le
parting O14, whe 5
such a act tal al
the 1911 Cou and Ul
echairmal the Boa Works
with extravagance a
petency; all of which cause \
Council of 1912 to rise to th
casion and expunge the whole

|

|
ts

man}

owe
Mrs. Wm. Manson and family
went south on the Alice.
e @ ss
DROPPED BY THE BABY KILLERS AT SOUTHEND, ENGLAND Mire. Noll Meckey. ene. Soamy
st the fashionable Bastiah! recort, eth cams oF ae returned from Victoria this morn-
s irs left by the Zeppelin raiders recently. ‘abel
. &39@
J. V. MeDonald, of the city
FURIOUS GERMAN ASSAULT teaching staff, has gone to Vic-
toria.
: a «=
AT BAGATELLE AND CALONNE | ic cout Locka moots i
vii eacsnslligline St. Andrew's rooms on Wednes-
ATTEMPT TO BE MADE ON | VERDUN—SECOND ARMY WILL BE iday at 8 p. m. sharp.
P ON FIGHTING LINE THIS SUMMER — BRITAIN TO ot lin lll
USE GASES—THE BRITISH STEAMER Mrs. J. E. Merryfield and son
INDRIANA TORPEDOED. left for the South on Saturday,
accompanied by Mrs. Black,
(Special to The Dally News.) 7 ch, says that the whole of the -
| j 28-—A furious Ger-|Second British Expeditionary kX. Davis, purchasing agent for
<< , oi ree will be on the fighting lne|the Granby company, came north
ie ; ches at {this summer. on the Rupert this morning.
Colonel Carrick also states that Fe
It is believed that an), scientists are arranging} Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick
tempt will b ide to approach the use of gases, in retalia-|and family left for the South on
h fo d town of Verdun,!tign for the measures adopted by |the Princess Alice on Saturday.
| s the railroad from)|the enemy. °. o. 9
halons to Saint Menehoud British Steamer Sunk. Miss J. McKay, of the hospital
Britain to Use Gases. London. June 28.—The British |Mursing stalT, left this morning
Ottawa, June 28.—Col. J. J.!steamer Indriani, 3,364 tons, has|for a vacation in the Bulkley Val-
Canadian representative|been torpedoed in St. George's ley. '
t! Gene Sir John'Channel. The crew was saved. es
—- George L. Clayton will bring a
EXCITING DETECTIVE STORY BASEBALL EXCURSION fish wharf and cold storage plant
AT WESTHOLME THEATRE ——_—— proposition before the City Coun-
Fa Ihe Princess Royal has been] ej) tonight.
| t and tomorrow rhe|specially fitted for the excursion  -
\\ presents a very fine | to Ketchikan on July 2nd. The Mrs. J. W. Ferguson, of Hays-
Broadway feature en-|party will have an opportunity to} port, returned on the Rupert from
rhe G \\ Might Havelyjsit Granby on the return trip,|a two-month visit to Vancouver,
rh 1 thrilling detec ne being allowed to visit the|Seattle and Tacoma.
\ f holding the]. mojters. 14¥_449 6.6.78
ny nee right RTs: ose Sa Rh. H. Rice, who has been work-
th luesday afternoon, weather/ing for Freeburg & Stone on the
! W be &lpermitting, the Baptist Sunday|p, G, K., left for his old home in
Wes ima tled “A ‘Tick-/s ol will hold their annual pie-|New Brunswick this morning.
{ ‘pI s and “Lost, @lpice, Boats leave the Government . fe
; 3 \ creaming |pock at 1 and 4 o'clock, Gen- It is reported that the Real Es-
’ rt d show Willfiiomen will be charged 50 cents|tate ball team, under the manage-
t at der to take in return trip Ladies bring|ment of M. P. MeCaffery, will
sebal heir baskets. {t.}challenge the winner of tonight's
— er TD game,
KETCHIKAN EXCURSION Miss M. Carmichael, of the o: bite
inate hospital nursing staff, left for Mrs. V. Cole and children were
By the way tickets are selling.) Vancouver on the Maquinna last passengers Saturday on the Prin-
the to Ketehil ght cess Alice for the South, where
} d 8 ae 8 BUS) . , : they expect to remain for a year
s yi tickets Broken lines in women’s shoes,| | : ,
su over’ : after a visit to the Fair.
ie as there is . limitedjof which there are a few pairs . i
mbet jeorth, inelud ils,fonly, Values to $5.00 for 1.95.
a a sound trip. Apply ¢ PECK THE SHOR MAN POSreni..
P. R. office 118 .'4' paras “the al i Self’s Sons of England and Callies
safe. ‘There is a reason Next} imeet in a league game at Reere-
NEW WELLINGTON eee eal sae 102tf.jation Park tomorrow night at
handled only by MeCatfery « 7 le at ia : .
sone PHONE 11, tf | caieaiiclil 17:30. A Kinghorn will referee,
_greeeeerecceceenecceoronse" + TONDON CAFE oBiTuaRY.
ee oan NEW managment And Grill! ee
FE Hoar—Wn, J, Hoar, a prospec-
TH Serves Nothing but the Best a aged 53, died at the General

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| LOCAL NEWS ITEMS }

town near

jthis morning.

 

Hart Bik, Third Ave.

Cozy Barber Shop
BATHS

ALDER BLK. BOXES FOR LADIES

AVE.

2!
>|

THIRD

; feerrerorr rere

RE- GROUPING OF RUSSIAN
FORCES IS COMPLETED

(Special ts The Daily News.)

28.—The Rus-
sian General Staff announces that
re-grouping of
has been satisfactorily completed

Petrograd, June

the their forces

lo oppose any further Austro-

German advance in Galicia.

 

Len Bell left for Prince George

 

-|

| Hos pital this morning, Deceased

admitted to the hospital on
from Kitimat,

iwas

| May

EE

TORNADO VISITS
CALGARY DISTRICT

Calgary, June 26.—The most
terrifie wind, thunder and rain-

Alberta has
many years

storm that Southern
experienced for very
swept the district south and east
of yesterday, and besides

killing three and injuring about

here

a dozen persons in Grassy Lake
and playing hayoe with the Bus.
iness district of Red Cliffe, a small
Medicine Hat, the fury
of the gale a bad
washout of the Natural Gas Com-
which cut off the
causing great

resulted in

pany'’s main,
supply in Calgary,
inconvenience to
and partially tying up many in-
dustries. The C. P. R. line was
washed out to the west and south

householders

of Calgary, causing damage which
will likely take forty-eight hours
to repair.

The is in the most
extraordinary the
last thirteen years and is still ris-
ing at the rate of four inches an
hour. The phenomenally heavy
rainfall during the past seventy-
two hours has resulted in cave-
ins all over the city and the flood-
ing.of hundreds of basements of
private houses. The total rain-
fall for the period stated is 1.32
inches.

All rivers in the district are
roaring torrents and water from
rainfall the mountains
tinues to cause them to rise.

Bow River

condition in

in con-

PANAMA CANAL TOLLS.

 

(Special to The Daily Newe.)
Washington, D. C., June 28,—
A total of $4,000,000 in tolls has
collected at the Panama
Canal it opened. During
April the tolls exceeded the cost
of operation by $84,112, being
$442,415 to $358,303.

been
since

 

NOTICE.

The public is requested to be
present at the baseball game this
evening, as proof of caucuses be-
tween the opposing teams was re-
ported at Fourth Street and Third
Avenue this morning.

The fate of the players will be
decided by the fans. Any
players scheduled to play will be

or all

subject td fine or severe repri-
mand by their inferior officers.
Sed. OFFICIAL CRITIC,

 

 

Albert Rooms

=——==2nd Avenue=——=
Close to the Westholme Theatre
CENTRALLY LOCATED
STRICTLY MODERN
RENTS REASONABLE
Weekly or Ganthty w Qovenqumant

 

 

 

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

 

 

 

Miss Melntosh

Specialist in Shampooing, Malrdresse-
ing, Scaip Yreatment, Facial
Massage, Packs, and Hair
Bleaching and Dyeing.

For Appointments, Phone Blue 292
Third Ave, Over MoGaffery, Gib-
bone & Doyle