a

NO.

VIL. 162.

VI.

\ BROUSIAN

PRINCE RUPE

RT, B. G.,

TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1915.

 

PRICE FIVE CENTS

———

 

—

5 ‘COURTED BY THE POWERS

 

 

 

 

RENCH | VIATORS SUCCESS — MUNITIONS ACT APPLIED TO WELSH COAL STRIKE

 

RUSSIA 1A AND GERMANY B BIDDING

FOR SUPPORT OF ROUMANIA

ACH OFFERS INDUCEMENTS TO ROUMANIA TO ENTER THE
WAR—MUNITIONS ACT APPLIED TO SOUTH WALES
COAL STRIKE—FRENCH AIR RAID—HUGE
WAR LOAN

(Special to The Dally News.)
13.

d Russia are each offering in-

@ London, July Germany

cements to Roumania to enter

e war. Austria offers to take

pssarabia from the Russians for

Moumania, while Russia offers to

mquer Transylvania for Rouma-
Austria offers part of Buk-
return for a friendly

mina in

atrality.

Munitions Act.
today applied
act to the
the
to

he government
munitions of war
Buth Wales strike

ound that is prejudicial

coal on

it

the and the
supply of munitions of war, 42,-
000 had to
the

transport, production

men been ordered

cease work on Thursday by
unions,

French Air Raid.
i3.—A

raid was made by

Paris, July successful
y 35 Freneh avia-
German railroad base
They

blowing

tors on the
at Vigneulles.
safely after

tion and

all returned
up the sta-
barracks,
Huge War Loan.
July 413.—It
nounced that subscriptions to the
a total of

sterling.

London, is an-

new war loan reached

600,000,000 pounds

 

WNER OF SEATTLE
TIMES PASSED AWAY

(Special to The Daliy News.)
Seattle, July 13.—Col. Blethen,
of the Seattle Times died
st night. Col. Blethen was one

the best known newspaper men
h the coast. He had been ser-
ill for a number of weeks.

wher

usly

LICENSE

REFUND

committee recom-
M. M.
sum of 17.90 paid)

license
ed that
the
him on the Tessier license, and |
after July 15 the by-
strictly enforced,

Stephens be
Munded
t on and
Y he
Alc
the

neerous

Dybhavn strongly objected
forming a
moved
emendment, Ald.
that the action of the col-
stor be upheld.

On », the motion to refund

proposal as

precedent, and
seconded by

Ige,

a vote
e money was adopted,

MARKET CLERK

The
1 to council
hort leet of five names for
ideration for
arket clerk,

herman, W.

and, Ff, Poole and J.
After seme discussion as to the

market committee present-

the last night a

con-

They were: W. H.
Frank Hol-
Bremner,

Shaw,

clusion of the names in the list,
was decided to vote on the five
uggested.
The vote was:
W. 1;
1, Sherman, 4,
Frank Holland will take up his
futies as market clerk on July 45.

Frank Holland,
IF, 1; W.

Shaw, Poole,

ed

Artistic designs and colorings
voted beautiful by “those who
-the wall paper at half
-Wallace's Sale. 2

now".

Drice— idi-

 

Albert Rooms

2nd Avenue———
Clone to the Westholme Theatre

CENTRALLY LOCATED
STRICTLY MODERN
RENTS REASONABLE
Weekly or Monthly oy Rerengenmat

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

the position of,'

 

 

 

CANADIAN EUCHARISTIC
CONGRESS AT MONTREAL

(Special to The Dally News.)
Montreal, July 13.—-The
dian Eucharistic Congress opened
at Notre Dame today.
It was attended by 25 Bishops and

Cana-

Cathedral!

many hundreds of priests.

ee ee

NO REDUCTION IN
LIGHT AND PHONE STAFF

The special committee appoint-
ed by the council to enquire into
staff

depart-

the question of reductions of
the light
ments, reported last night that no

jin and phone
reduction is possible without im-
the of the

The report was adopted,

pairing efliciency ser-

vice.

MAJESTIC THEATRE

Tonight and tomorrow, the Ma-

jestic Theatre presents avery
attractive program, including the
‘The hix-
parts,

screaming

Selig photoplay, Great

two “Sleep,

in
Sleep,”
“The

drama,

periment”
Beautiful

comedy,

a
Vindication,”

and a_ most
laughable entitled
Slippery Sam Saw the Show.”

The
magniticent

stirring
comedy “How
announces +a
feature

management
Paramount
and Friday.

for Thursday

FIREMEN’S SUITS

Tenders for firemen's suits
were before the council last night
Rex Tailors, $45 per
$40 to

$40,

as follows:
suit; Bros., $45;
M. Weinstein, 380 to They
were referred to the fire commi'-
tee and purchasing agent,

Sweder

LAWYERS’ BILL
The council last night passes
an account from Bodwell & Law-
son, Victoria, for $500.00, being
cost of legal advice in connection
with the certificate re-

newal,

treasury

to
is a reason..

Self’s
Next
102tf.

Follow the crowd
Cafe. There
Majestic Theatre.

while in dry-
Wallace's
161..2

Bargains worth

goods and other lines

Sale.

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SENSE OF

GERmManys
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GERMANYS SENSE OF \ HEARING

 

 

 

 

B — :
GERMAnYS SENSE OF
HONOUR.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GERMANY’S SENSE AS REVEALED BY THE WAR

 

PROTEST AGAINST
MAGISTRATE CARSS

Judge Carss, this morning, sen-
tenced
hard labor for selling liquor on
Comox Ave.

cw.

protested

Patmore for the defence
against the verdict,

fact that the evidence

in
view of the
the

distory

prosecution was contra-
the

for
and unreliable, while
for defence

gly strong. Mr. Pat-
as it was evi-

evidence the
overwhelmin
more stated that,
dent that the bench had decided
a conviction in spite of
the call
witnesses in the other bul
simply enter a plea of not guilty.
A. M. Manson, at the outset of
the trial, entered protest against
the propriety of Judge Carss oc-
cupying the
fact that the prosecution was al
the ation of Lena Sylvia, a
client of Mr. and a pros-
titute living Avenue,
Mr. Manson said that he had evi-
denee which fully
protest, but in spite of that Judge
oceupied the bench, Mr.

felt with Mr, Patmore
such strong evidence

Lo make

evidence, he would not

cases,

bench, in view of the

instig
Carss,
on Comox

warranted his
Carss

Manson
that
for

when

the
with the
call evidence in the other
Jean Dubois and Rosie
were sontenced

defence carried no weighi
court, it was useless to
cases.
Bloom
six
for

each to

months hard labor. Wounsel
the defence entered an appeal in
The appeals will come

Young

each ease,
His
in September.

before Honor Judge

A Strawberry Supper be
held in the Methodist Church on
from 5 to 8 p.
161-2

will

Tuesday, July 43,
Admission 50 cents.

mm.

 

JACK JUDGE RO! BARNES
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

THE

Cozy Barber Shop

BATHS

 

THIRD AVE. ALDER 6GLK.

 

Alba O'Neill to six months |
Ww.

was |

NO MORE MECHANICS -
WANTED FOR OLD LAND

The city

ceived the folowing telegram from

clerk yesterday re-

Windham, one of the repre-
sentatives of the British govern-

ment at present in Vancouver

selecting mechanics for govern-

ment work in the old country.

Vancouver, July 12,

lk. A. Woods, City Clerk, Prince
Rupert, B. C.,

letter

Please close down list at

1915,

Your of the eighth re-
ceived.
once as no more applications are
also warn ali applicants
to Van-

individually

required,

by no account to come

couver unless re-
ceiving notice from me to appear
for test and at their own risk.

W. WINDHAM.

CITY CLERK’S ASSISTANCE

A report from the finance com-
the
at

cily
the
The
Edmonds be

mittee on a request by

clerk brought down
council meeting last
clerk asked that Mr.
given one month’s notice and two

was
night.

week’s salary in lieu of holidays,
that Mr.
assist him during the
tion of a voters’ list,

300 changes.

or Edmonds be allowed

to prepara-
which neces-
sitated over

The finance committee recom-
mended that Mr. Woods haye the
assistance of Mr,
two weeks and he be granted two
The

Edmonds for
weeks pay in lieu of holidays,

report was adopted,

of
are con-
Sale. H.

{61-2

By request many

pleased

special

customers we
tinuing our Anniversary
8. W allac e Co.,Ltd.

“LONDONCAFE
And Grill

Serves Nothing but the Best
Hart Bik. Third Ave.

BOXES FOR LADIES

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Special to The Dally News)
July 13.—The Austro-

reported to be con-

London,
Germans are
templating a general retreat fol-
reverse at Krasnik in
Von

is making no effort to resume the

lowing the

Poland. General Mackenzen

advance on Warsaw, evidently

that it his

He

afraid would

left

expose

flank. may be planning
a coup.

Completely Broken.
{3.—General

Capetown, July

Botha cables to the British gov-

that German has

broken in South

ernment power
heen completely

Africa and that they may soon

AUSTRO- GERMANS IN POLAND
ARE CONTEMPLATING RETREAT

NO EFFORT TO ADVANCE MADE SINCE KRASNiK DEFEAT—
BOTHA SAYS GERMAN POWER IN AFRICA iS COM-
PLETELY BROKEN— CRUISER KOENIGS-

BURG IS DESTROYED

expect to see Boers on the firing
line in Europe.
Koenigsburg Destroyed.
London, July 13.—The British
Mersey
and

monilors Severn and
penetrated the Selija_ river
completely destroyed the German
cruiser Koenigsburg after a hot
engagement which was aided by
aeroplanes.

Sultan Dead.

July 13.—The Sultan of
died days ago.
has now been
fact that the
nouncement was kept back was
to the fact that the young
Turks have been hiding the news
fearing political complications.

Paris,
Turkey

This
obtained.

several
information
The a-

due

 

=e Sea =

CORP. FRANK SALTER HAS
RECOVERED FROM WOUNDS

FE. A. Woods received an inter-
esting letter from Corporal Frank
Salter last night, which he
stated that he has quite recoverea
and ready for

in
from his wounds
action again,

FOOTBALL.

In a league game at Recreation
Park last night, the Callies de-
feated the Sons of England by 3
The result was a big
side nad
badly depleted by the
last draft of men for the front.
However, the married men came
along and eight of them helped
the

goals to 4.

surprise as the Callies’

been

sO

Callies to victory.
EXHIBITION REQUEST

A letter from F. 8. Wright,
C.

retary of the Northern B.
was

sec-
Ag-
ricultural Association, read
at the council meeting last night,
that the be
granted the exclusive use of the
sports grounds on Acropolis Hill
and 24, the

Leave

asking association

on September 22,2:
of the exhibition.

was granted.

dates

BYLAWS

A vote will be taken on July 30
on bylaws covering the redecking
of plank roadways and the con-
struction of a plank roadway to
Seal Cove.

CORSETRY

Spirella Corsets, made to mea-
Gives perfect freedom of
Healthful,

Necom-

sure,
body movement, wood
tines. Abdominal control,
mended by physicians of hngland,
A, Reom 2,
Louis Rooms, Phone Red 94.
Mrs, Margaret McLellood Corset-
150-67.

Canada and the U. 8.

St.
iere,
FOR RENT

suite of

McMordie.

furnished
Apply Mrs.

Nicely

rooms,

They're go-

61-2

Uneeda raincoat!

 

 

EDISON TO ASSIST
U. S. NAVY DEPARTMENT

(Special to The Dally News.)
Washington, July 13.—Edison
announces his acceptance of
Secretary Daniels’ offer of the
post of head of the advisory board
of civilian experts for the bureau
of invention for the navy depart-
ment.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT COSTS

The health committee present-
ed to the city council
last night comparing the cost of
garbage collection by auto and
horse traction. By auto, the cost
is $674 per month, and by horse
it would be $765. It is proposed
to collect on four days weekly in-
stead of six as at present and that
the men shall be paid at the rate
of $

a report

$4 per day.

The point was raised in view
of the facet that the city has four
unemployed horses. It was point-
ed out that if the work were done
by
would be needed.
adopted.

traction a

The report was

horse new wagon

SIX PLACES
There are still six vacancies in

the third Applicants
should see Major MeMullin

contingent.

J, HH.

at onee,

“To be continued’ — Wallace's

Sale. 161-2

MAJESTIC :: THEATRE

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW

SENSATIONAL ATTRACTION! Selig
Photcpiay—“THE GREAT EXPERI-
MENT’ In two prts—The philoso-
phic broad plan of extending a
helping hand for the elevation of
the human race,

“SLEEP BEAUTIFUL SLEEP" —-A
Corking Comedy.

“THE VINDICATION,,—Drama,

“HOW SLIPPERY SLIM SAW THE
SHOW,,—-A Scream Comedy.

Coming Thureday nd Friday—A
rare offering, Paramount Lasky pro-
duction (Cameo Kirby) A gripping
story of f early days In Now Orleans.

 

 

 

 

SPECIAL ‘ANNOUNCEMENT _ “— Me-
Jestio sharing plan. Articles will
be exhibited at Orme’s Ddug
Store soon.

 

 

ing cheap at Wallace's Sale,