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voL. VI. NO. 160.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.

oi

SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1915.

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

WASI,

 

 

 

ES GERMANY'S R

 

 

 

ee

INE UNE PLODED BOMBS ON STEAMER FROM NEW YORK--LONDON OPTIMISTIC

 

 

ENERAL OPINION THAT THE
ACTION-—-LIABILITY FOR

. Ss ee 8 ee ——————

ERMAN REPLY RAISES ACUTE
DISCUSSION IN WASHINGTON

 

UNITED STATES WILL TAKE
LOSS OF LIFE ON THE

LUSITANIA EVADED — DIPLOMATIC
SEVERANCE LIKELY

(Special to The Dally Newe.)

Washington, July

Brian reply to the

Bie repeats the assurances that

ierican ships engaged in a le-

imate trade will not be

red with, stating that Americar
be

safely.

iy expresses the hope that the

senger ships wiil

freely and

pass

‘rican government will see

and.
he reply has occasioned acute
here,

ussion

be bound to take action,

 

8

to

erican

the
to
any

right
travel

concede
citizens
of

evasion

‘chantmen

of all
lives lost

iermany's

iMiiy for the on

10,-—~ The

American

inter-

allowed |

these ships do not carry con-

and the genera!
Mion is that the United States |
as |
esult of Germany's unwilling- |
of}
on
nationality. | J,
lia-
the

Lusitania is regarded very

it that
ef diplomatic

the

iously, and is believed

severance
will

come, with

meni that America will assert her

full

oceur,

rights if further

PRINCE GEORGE ARRIVES

Ger-|

 

» |
The

the

Prince George
| Miss Miller, A. O. Merrick, G
Challis, Mr. Pike, J.
John Burkess,
Watson, H.
Cumming, Mrs.
Miss McBurnie,
MeDonald and wife, A.
Mr. Carlin, Mr. Mrs. Tuftle,
P. Lerd, W Turner, Mr.
Mrs. Kk. W. Matthew, Miss Beck-
; man.

following were
first-class passengers on the
this morning:

QO.
- TH, Cadham,
Mrs.
And-
G.:,- Hi
RR, Hi

Davis,

;Geo, Davis,

Mr.
Ww.
Nickerson,

Turner, G.

erson,

8.
and

and

 

TWO LOCAL SOLDIERS

POSTED AS MISSING

m. the latest easualty lists, A.

ennison and VY. F. G.

posted as missing, instead of

nded, as previously reported.

1s Gamble
first

transferred

srs. Dennison and

Prinee Rupert with the

ngent ,and were

LC e Princess Patricias. heist

the
furthes

friends cily are

in

usly awaiting news.

RIANS RELEASE
ITALIAN PRISONERS

 

10,—Six thousaad
held at
inc'uded

yme, July

prisoners Trent,

ng whom are ore

ians captured in Galicia,

been released and are now
heir way to Italy via Sw.tzer-
Others, it
follow, There
that
find

for their prisoners and cen-

is understood,

uent

have been
the

suflicient

reports \us-

could not

is

   
    
  
    
   
     
   
   
  

ently have been compelled to

them,

ise

eat Neer

ho NIGHT AND MONDAY

 

SPECIAL ATTRACTION

SELIG PHOTOPLAY PRESENTS
i) E LILY OF THE VALLEY”, In
three acts—A powerful modern
Drama,

HEN A FELLER'S NOSE (gs OUT

OUT OF JOINT’—Farce Comedy,

NAM’S HARROWING DUEL” — A
Scream “Ham Comedy.

Admission 10 and 160

 

 

cK JUDGE RO! BARNES
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

THE

Cozy Barber Shop
BATHS

HIRD AVE. ALDER BLK.
;

 

 

 

Gamble

BECKER REFUSED

10,
to
further appeal in the Becker case
to

Justice
grant

July
refused

New

flughes

York,
has a

secker is condemned die on

July 26,

“THE PRICE” AT THE
WESTHOLME THEATRE |

The

presented

Stock

Divorce Question

Majestic
‘The

The play does not at-
but

brings out the dangers

Conmipany

last night.
to

strikingly
of

tempt solve the question,
the present system,

Miss Vane
the
dience;
Mrs.
vincingly,

Calvert, Mamie,
sympathy of her
Miss Helen K. May,

Manners, acted con-

as
had au-

as
Rogers

while Miss Julia Gray,

 

as Catherine Spalding, an impet-

juous youngster, was delightful.

as Father Jer-

Albert

Fred Cantaway,

;ome, was very impressive;
Mr. Herbert Lock-
divorced husband of

filled a dificult role

Lawrence,
the
| Mrs Manners,

j

as

wood,

j ably. Hugh O'Connell, as Dopie
Doe, the outeast son of the Lock-

was great. Edward
Kickelbush,
was

}wood couple,

l'Tisne, as Harold a
youth,
W.

priest's

love-stricken
amusing, while W.
Patrick Kelley, the
tickled the
his quaint Irishisms,

badly
Craig, as
ser-
vant, audience with
Tonight the company concludes

its visit with the presentation of

a comedy drama entitled ‘The
Price,”
LOCAL BASEBALL

 

The Golts and (.G,’s played a
close basebalit game last night,
the Colts winning by 12 to 44, Up
to the fifth, the G,C.’s led by 4
runs to 2, but the fifth, the

Colts collected six runs and from

in
that point on, it was a close game,

ne

F. W. Weche, of Kitsumkalum,

ser-
a
relations

announce-

violations

amongst

FURTHER APPEAL

 

 

 

LORD FISHER’S SUCCESSOR, ADMIRAL SIR HENRY JACKSON

 

He is an expert in torpedoes and the submarine, bpt it must be
remembered above all that he is a very practical as well as a
scientific seaman; witness the fact that he commanded the Sixth
Cruiser Squadron in the Mediterranean for two years, and, espec-
ially, that he was in command of the Royal Naval War College
from 1911 until 1913 and became chief of the war staff in 1912
Last year he was appointed Commander-in-chief in the Mediter-
ranean. He was born at Barnsley on January 21, 1855, and en-

| te red the navy in 1868. His appointment is everything that could
| x¢ desired; he is a fine sailor and a master mind.
I MAJESTIC STOCK COMPANY HAD TWO REASONS FOR

Spirella Corsets,

FAREWELL SHOW TONIGHT

The Majestic players conclude
their week's engagement at the
Westholme tonight, when they
ipresent “The Price.” The com-
pany is made up of talented ac-
tors and actresses who have
finely varied repertoire, and their
efforts have been greatly enjov-
ed.

From Prince Rupert the core-
pany goes on an Alaskan tour,
which should be highly suecess-
ful in every way.

CORSETRY

made to mea-

sure. Gives perfect freedom of
body movement, Healthful, geod
lines. Abdominal control, feeom-
mended by physicians of Pngland,
Canada and the U. 8. A. Peom 2,
St. Louis Rooms. Phone Red 9!.
Mrs. Margaret McLellaea Covset-
iere, 150-67.

Follow the crowd to Self's
Cafe. There is a reason.. Next
Majestic Theatre. 102tf.

 

 

came in last night.

 

 

Albert Rooms

ss 2nd Avenue———
Close to the Weatholme Theatre

Weekly or Monthly by Arrangement

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

CENTRALLY LOCATED
STRICTLY MODERN
RENTS REASONABLE

 

 

REJECTING THE ORDER

 

Chicago, July 9.—The recent
refusal of the Pullman company
to accept a huge order for rail-

road cars from the Russian gov-
ernment was explained yesterday
by a high official of the Pullman

company, according to the Daily

News.

The Russian agent who ap-
proached the company wanted
50,000 cars, worth about $25,-
000,000, The Pullman company

rejected the offer
that pay was to be made
of
to be built at a plant

for two reasons,
namely,
in Russian notes and 40,000
the

which the Pullman company was

cars were

asked to build in Russia. Presi-
dent Runnels, of the Pullman
company, demanded cash, as he
said was demanded of all cus-
tomers, and declined to build a
plant in Russia. The Russian
agent was without discretion in

the matter, He had his instruc-

tions and could not change them
so the deal fell through.

|
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F

(Special to The Dally News.)
York, 10. — Nine
each big enough to blow
25,000-ton

New July
bombs,
steamer, were

Kirkoswald,
unloaded

at
The bombs were

up a
found on the steamer
that
of

from New York.

when vessel her

cargo sugar Marseilles,
hidden in bags of sugar and fail-

ed to explode.

Optimism Prevails.

 

London, July 10.—A feeling of
optimism prevails, resulting from
the general surrender in German

Africa; the
put up by the Russians

Southwest stubborn

esistance

 

 

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Massage, Packs, and Hair
Bleaching and Dyeing.

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ver e e

in Poland, and the repulse of the

German offensive movement on
the western front.
Allied Conference.
Lord Kitchener and Premier
Asquith have returned from
France, where they have

“NINE UNEXPLODED BONBS ON
BOARD STEAMER KIRKOSWALD

FEELING OF OPTIMISM PREVAILS IN LONDON — KITCHENER
AND PREMIER ASQUITH CONFER WITH THE ALLIED
COMMANDERS—THREE SHIPS ARE SUNK—
MINNEHAHA STILL AFIRE

with
Sir John

holding a conference
Joffre and

been
Generals
French.
Three Steamers Sunk.
The Italian Clio,
Norwegian steamer Nordas,
the British
have been torpedoed. A Norwegian
on the Ellesmere
by shell fire.
Minnehaha Still Afire.
10.—Fire
broke out again in No. 3 hold on
the Minnehaha. The
hold has been battened down and

the
and
Ellesmere,

steamer

steamer

fireman
killed

was

Halifax, July has

transport

 

flooded.

BOXING

(Special to The Daily News.)
Seattle, July 10.—-Ray Campbell
got the over Chet Neff
at tif end of four rounds, in a
ten-round bout here last Bight.

decision

 

GTP GENERAL MANAGER
ARRIVED LAST NIGHT

G. T. P. arrived in the city last
evening, Trans-

Donaldson,

his private car
continental being attached to the
He

hav-

regular train from the east.
left again a few hours later,
ing his car attached to the special
fish train of
left at 9:20.

Mr.

sary

express cars which
Donaldson found it neces-
to

as

brief stay
get back

make a very
to
with as little loss of time as pos-
By he

to save a day in getting

here, he wishes

sible. leaving last night,

was able
back to Winnipeg, having a step
to make on the way. Ue was not

able to get about the city during

his visit this time.

The vice-president says it is
very di@ cult to make ca'rviaticas
as to prospective trade now. The
conditions are abnormal! and in
common with all the other lines

of railway on the continent and in

other avenues of business, there

are no rules that serve as ai ac-

tual guide. The trade is very
good on the G. Tf. P., but not

what the company could have ex-

pected under normal conditions,

The outlook for
prairies is magni‘cent,

a crop on the
however.
It looks now as if a crop that has
never been excelled may be har-
vested. Ever acre possible was
put under crop last spring. ‘The
consequence has been that farm-
ers to get further land available
for next year broke up rew areas

this summer, so that the avail-

 

 

 

tion business.

 

able acreage has been most ey-
tensively increased.
FOR RENT
Nicely furnished suite of
rooms. Apply Mrs. McMordie,
F. 8. Wright left for the in-
terior this morning on exhibi-}%

COMPROMISE EFFECTED IN
CHICAGO CARPENTERS STRIKE

(Special to The Dally News.)

July 10.—The strike
union carpenters
A compromise was effected
the an advance
from 65 to 70 cents per hour. The
strike had tied up the building
trade for two months.

Chicago,
of 16,000

over,

is

granting men

LITTLE GIRLS WORKING
FOR RED CROSS FUND

and Dorothy
sum of $16 57
to the treasurer of the Red Cress
Fund last night,
of
This morning those little
girls were again actively engag2d

their good work, and hope tu

exceed yesterday's total.

OPERA HOUSE

RUPERT'S POPULAR PLAYHOUGE

 

Carroll
Jones handed the

Gracie

being the pro-

ceeds a flower selling #%am-

paign,

In

 

 

 

Tonight at 8.30
THE NOW FAMOUS

The Majestic Stock Co,

Presents

“The Price”

This is the last chance of
seeing this fine company.
Don's Miss It.

 

Seats now selling at Orme’s drug
store

Prices 26-60-75. .Boxes $1.00

 

 

PPE

LONDON CAFE
And Grill

Serves Nothing but the Best
Hart Bik, Third Ave.

 

 

BOXES S$ FOR LADIES