VOL. NO, 159.

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TIDE TURNED ) IN POLAND--GERMANS IN SOU

 

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THWEST AFRICA HAVE SURRENDERED

 

 

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TIDE OF BATTLE TURNED IN

POLAND, GERMANS LOSE 40,000

ENEMY RETREATS FROM WARSAW — RUSSIANS LOSE 15,000
MEN IN WEST BAGAN—FRENCH TAKE 1,700 PRIS-

ONERS AT FESTUBERT — SURRENDER IN
SOUTHWEST AFRICA

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(Special to The Daily News.)
The tide

has accepted

London, July 9. of! ditional surrender

the

uncon-

 

of all German /care ¢

         

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The police commissioners met
yesterday afternoon, when the
}question of reducing the police
force was discussed, at the re-
quest of the city council, The gen-
leral opinion of the commission-
lers was that, though there are
not so many drunks, ete., to take

the duties of the police

battle in Poland has turned. The military forces in German South- hkve been increased by their hav-
Austro-Germans have been forced west Africa, coverfig an area of |S to perform the duties of dog
to retreat from Warsaw, with a us sRh~ dilly. chiA  obgtntnind a [and trade licence collectors.
loss of 40,000 mei. : Ae, : © “| After a lengthy discussion, in
In repulsing a German offen- pos of 80,000 people, {which every phase of the question
sive in West Bagan, the Russian | Powder Mill Destroyed. Iwas gone into carefully, it was
army under the Arehduke Ferdi-| London, July 9.—The Curtis | moved by G. H. Munro, seconded
nand, lost 15,000 men, | Diswdar Mills at Hounslow, in the | by Ald. Edge, that the force be
1,700 Prisoners. | county of Middlesex, were virtu-|reduced by one man, and that the
The French at Festubert cap-|ally destroyed early today by ajservices of the two unmarried
tured several German trenches, | series of explosions. The mills}members of the force be dis-
and took 1,700 prisoners. jemployed one hundred men. The|Pensed with, and one married
Unconditional Surrender. lexplosion was heard at a dis-|™man engaged, This was carried

Pretoria, July 9. — General | tance of ten miles.

POINT GREY WILL
GO DRY THIS MONTH

CApecial te The, Bally Seyp.) Miss Gurd were held in
July 9-—Justice|,¢ Metlakatla this

Macdonald refuses mandamus to | yocers
licenses of Point Grey

|Bopy OF MISS GURD

The funeral services
Vancouver,
Purdie,
renew the
hotels. He

f Ȣ ission-
says the commission |bearers.

ers have discretion to end li- | eT ae
censes, even where there has been | lve iad Mate ale ine

no misconduct shown. The dis-| |ducted by the Bishop
trick goes dry on July 13. An ap-| bila: ansisted by Gab

peal is probable.

the Rev. Mr. Rushbroe

A genuine

bargains

success because ¢

Wallace's | JOHNNY O’LEARY TO

renuine

ile,

| es

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FOOTBALL MEETING | Johnny

O'Leary,

lightweight

 

The football association meets |aprived home from a trip up the
in the Ctiy Hall tonight at 8)Gheakamus, bringing with him a
clock sharp. lyoung brown bear about” three

Pe jmonths old, Johnny had an ex- |

Eventualiy you are going 0 | citing time up in the°mountains
iper-——way nol now, when you and had a narrow escape from
can get wall paper at half price ieee eu: wehinn tn the
Wallace’s Sale. eS O'Leary noticed two cubs,

etek ai. a, and immediately went after one.

Robert Lett, publicity repres- | |... s oF Abts Hee MRISE came
entative of the G. T. P., is in the | Sh aiie i Anan sae ones 8) sf
ly from San Francisco, accom Ae te becaina ROME be hig
panied by Mrs, Lett and her fether |. ae. got Pisa aptis da PR
Mr. cana BROW: idown the river. He shouted out
crap ee Ito his trainer, “Nix”? Smith, who

si ct 4a was with him, to get the secon

Women who know. say “the |».
hest ever’—Wallace's Sale. } Smith made a dash for it but
oe a gt TED ee the mother bear making her ap-|

. . pearance al this juneture, Was}
nix for Smith and he hit the trail

Majestic Thealre like an auto speed fiend Smith |

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW says he never ran faster in nel

penne ange | life. The water at the point of}
ATTRA TION SxTReQneneny the adventure is very treacherous, |

PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION
JESSIE LASKY PRESENTS

“THE CIRCUS MAN” In five Acts.
“The Rose

sand while holding the

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From the famous novel,
in the Ring” featuring Theadore got into a whirlpool and only by
Roberts, Unparalelied Artistic re | ear ina ie managed to land.
finement—Realistic setting and ex ;sheel PA gti
quisit expression of the — silent O'Leary has decided to give
Drama. » leub to the 47th battalion as a
“THE FABLE OF THE BUSY MAN |mascot and “Peddy” will no doubt
AND THE IDLE WOMAN @soors -
widen oe . the soldiers,
be appres iated bs
Admission 10 and 160 is
10 Rows of Seats Reserved At 260 Vancouvel
On Paradount Production : e
me oo “ THE WEATHER
OO PPP COD “ ones ES" ae
» Observer.
JACK JUDGE RO! BARNES By ¥, W. Dowling, Pw 789
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT arometen.seoseesseres .
THE Maximum temper AULUTO ao seee oa
TO aceeee OZ.
Minimum tempera
ozy Barber Shop }\Mininun ore aa
2y Peres p Rainfall .eereeert'?
THIRD AVE. ALDER BLK. f] ottijohn, at all Grocers:
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INTERRED AT METLAKATLA

Tooker, E. H.

Mortimer and Perry ac

the ©

champion,

of the

the church

late

afternoon.

ted as pall

Du

cone

Bishop
were

of Qu'ap-
on Rix and

1K.

 

jmen were

PRESENT CUS TO 47TH

unanimously,

Chie

to cal

:
l

Vickers
for

instructed
for the

was

applications

vacant position.

The

showed that

lected

been

it

95
av

for June
had been col-
there
but no ser-

hief’s report
$176
that
convictions,

1 fines; had

lous Cases,

The collection of dog

also

discussed,

taxes was

and Chief Vick-

ers was instructed to summons to

court

anyone

found keeping or

harboring a dog without a licence.

A letter
was read,

thal s¢

opium

from a local Chinaman

ie of his fellow country-
and
Ave.

running gambling

oints on Seventh

i\Chief Vickers reported that a few}

anadian

has just

weeks ago these men were con-
victed of dealing in opium, but
it was very difficult to get’ evi-
dence in the gambling charges.
rhe mayor suggested that action
be taken in the matter. The city
solicitor said that he believed
that it was a case of Tong war,
with one faction trying to get the
other into trouble. The matter

was left in the

The

good show in
The pie

reel feature,

hands of the chief.

MAJESTIC ‘THEATRE

M

Theatre
“The Circus Man,”
five-
and is up to the usual

has a real

ajestic

e is a Paramount

high standard of Paramount pro-

|
fductio

a
cub, which |

ing, Johnny |

 

picturized,

from

lof the

restion of
faithfully
s all youngsters delight in

vict

acting

ns,
}famous

inothing

start to

ecireus ring

a

Though founded on a
the

interest by

novel, story loses
of its
as it is full of action
The

being

Views
sug-

but de.

finish.
carry
movie faking,
just such a cireus
The
are splendid,

nd staging

while the photography is flawless.

story with a moral,
of

Fable

big feature is preceded by a

nn

entitled *

the Busy Man and the

Idle Woman,”

 

 

 

Albert Rooms

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

“CENTRALLY LOCATED

Weekly or Monthly by Arrangement

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

STRICTLY MODERN
RENTS REASONABLE

 

DECIDE ON REDUCTION

jot its

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‘CANADIANS WANTED
FOR AIR SERVICE)

Ottawa, July 8.—Candidates are

required from Canada for a lim-
ited number of vacancies in
Royal Naval Air for the}

period of the war. They must be |

Service, 50 MILES—FIRE ON LINER
over 19 years of age and less than |
30,
preferred.
A high physicai and educational |
standard is obligatory, therefore, | Co. have
athletic and _ physically fit} i, h

men of good intellectual capacity

men between 19 and 23 are| al
(Special to The Daily News.)
New York, July 9.—G.

been asked by the Brit-

Cc. Smiv®
only ‘ i
, French and Russian govern-

ments to tender on the construc-

 

cau be accepted.

Full details can be obtained | 110" of 150 powerful speed motor
from the secretary, Department |Poats, armed with two light guns,
of Naval Service, Ottawa. for the purpose of seeking out

ee ae NR sae, and attacking submarines in the

THE DIVORCE QUESTION : 5
North Sea and the

AT WESTHOLME THEATRE | :
craft will be

presented sk of
at|Speed of 50 miles per hour.

Baltic The
30 feet long and will

sea.

500 horsepower and have a
The
Smith Company have a factory in

Easiest Way,”
by the Majestic
the Westhoime
a different

“The
Stock Company

last night was of|

| Canada.

type from anything

this fine

 

company of players has|_ 5
i soit watt, |C@ERMAN EXPORTERS’
e dee
vt With) AGENTS IN SWITZERLAND

difficulties a woman who has

Paris, July 9.—A des-
patch from Rome announces that
the Della Serra asserts
that Italian merchants have re-
circulars from various

exporters announcing

yet given.
the
made
ing to
level.
Miss Vane Calvert, Laura
Murdock, an actress, added to the
built
as El-

story

mistakes encounters in try- Havas
avwas

climb back to a higher

Corriere
as

ceived

reputation she has already

German
that they have established agen-

cies in Switzerland and intend to

up, while Miss Julia Gray,

fie, an ex-chorus girl, made a de-

cided hit. continue business relations with

 

 

in which he complained}

Tonight the company will play
rhe
management

dealers in other countries. It is
stated in Rome that the Swiss au-

not to

The
this
preach-

Divorce Question.”

‘laims that ‘ 4
BLE hat thorities have decided

ay has been laude :
play has been lauded by countenance such a move.
because

ers all over the country,

 

TALIAN SOCIALIST
INVENTS NEW BOMB

teaching.

{SONS OF ENGLAND WIN
POINTS OVER MERCHANTS

The Socialist

professor of

has

July 9.
Battelli, a
chemistry at Pisa University,

Rome,
Serer Deputy
of the best football games

season

One
of the
Recreation Park last night,
the
Merchants in a

- » 1 scan ‘ . .
was witnessed atlinvented a high power incendiary

that
aerial warfare,

when | and explosive bomb may

S 8 rh ¢ sfeate > .
Sons of England defeated the revolutionize ac-

league game by cording to despatches received

i goals to 14.
In the
by a penalty

today. Experiments are said
demonstrated the terrific
the

from

here

led
and

half the Sons

goal to nothing,

first to have

result of new missile when

in the second period the English- huried an aeroplane.
men scored three more goals and

 

the Merchants one. The Hardy YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL
boys did all the scoring for the pe at

Sons, Sid getting three and Alf Northwestern League.
one. Vancouver, 6; Spokane, 0.

Seattle, 5; Victoria. 2.

Aberdeen, 2; Tacoma 3,

The game was clean through-
out and was well handled by W.
Kh, Williseroft. meant
National League.

ALLIES TO CONSTRUCT MOTOR
BOATS TO FIGHT SUBMARINES

the NEW YORK FIRM TO TENDER ON 150 CRAFT WITH SPEED OF

MINNEHAHA IS ALMOST

EXTINGUISHED—SUBMARINE SINKS GER-
MAN BATTLESHIP

Minnehaha Safe.

Halifax, July 9.—The trans-
port Minnehaha, which arrived in
the harbor yesterday ynder Capt.
Claret, reports that the fire in her
No. 3 hold has

tinguished.

been almost ex-
She has 17,000 tons
of explosives on board.

German Battleship Sunk.

London, July 9.—Petrograd re-
ports state that a British
marine sank a German battleship
in the Baltic.

sub-

 

 

SHRINERS COMING Pittsburg, 2; Philadelphia, 0.
All other games postponed on
It is expected that the train|®®count of rain,
this evening will have on board a ee
: American League.
many members of the Mystic : :
Be ; Detroit-Cleveland postponed on
Shrine throughout Canada and : 7
sate : rik account of rain.
the United States. They are on

No other games scheduled.

their to Seattle for the Im-

perial Council there July 12 to 45.

way
Coast League.
Angeles-Portland,

The talk of the town-
Wallace's

Los post-

-the bar-|oned on account of rain.
Salt Lake,

‘ Oakland, 3;

gains at sale

1; Venice, 4.

San Francisco, 6.

 

Opening Announcement BASEBALL

Miss McIntosh

The colts and the C,C.’s meet

at Recreation Park at 7 o'clock
Specialist in Shampooing, Hairdrese- tonight.
ing, Scalp Treatment, Facial aie Sy S
Mesengs, Pecks, and: iew Charles N. Crowell, general

Bleaching and Dyeing.

manager and superintendent of
the G, T. P, Drydock,
a few days in Victoria on drydock

 

For Appointments, Phone Blue 202
Third Ave., Over MoCaffery, Gib-
bons & Doyle
t business,

is spending

 

 

 

 

Spoorrore reer

Have you tried Quaker Pettijohn?

'GERMANY’S REPLY TO

THE AMERICAN NOTE

(Special to The Dally News.)

Washington, July 9.— Ger-
many’s reply to the American
note regarding submarine warfare
been received. Its contents
will be divulged tomorrow. The
reply is believed to be unsatis-
factory.

has

 

FOOTBALL

The standing of the teams in
the league for the Mobley Cup is

as follows:
Played W L Dr’n Goals Pts.

Sons of England 5 3 1 1 16-13 7
ROSIN). 4 Bt 9-7 6
Merchants .... 5 2 2 1 414-82 56
Drydock ...... O4s? Oi 4 eae Ue
COUIOM |. o's sates 8.02.4 3-9 1

In last night's game Sid Hardy,
of the Sons of England,
a record for
the first player to do the hat trick
on Prinee Rupert’s new recreation

created

 

park.
Thronged all day with eager
buyers—Wallace’s Sale.

 

 

WESTHOLM

ESTHOLME
OPERA HOUSE

RUPERT’S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE

 

Tonight at 8.30

The Majestic Stock Co.

Presents

‘The Divorce ?’

If this play is wrong Divorce
is Right

GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY
Seats now selling at Orme’s drug
store

Prices 26-60-75.

Saturday ‘Night
“THE PRICE”

 

-Boxes $1.00

 

 

 

 

LONDON CAFE
And Grill

Serves Nothing but the Best
Hart Bik. Third Ave.

BOXES $ FOR LADIES

 

 

 

 

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