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THOUSAND AEROPLANE

_ THE DAILY

PRINCE RUPERT, B.

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“JULY 14, 1915.

 

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TEN ‘THOUSAND AEROPLANES
WOULD SETTLE THE BUSINESS

 
  
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
 
 
  
 
 

(Special to The Dally News.)

London, July 14,—There is a

afoot to

of 10,006

movement construct a

Mm ilect aeroplaxes with

Pwhich to destroy Germany from
the air by a continuous attack on
he Krupp works, the nine bridges
yf the Meuse the.
ridges of the Rhine,

5

eronautics

lecturer on
Military

move-

Desbelds,,
at. Woolwich
the
continuous

cademy is leading

ment, He says a
Sbombardment of Germany by
like

going on an anthill,

Facroplanes, ants coming and
would ham-
string Germany in one week,
Swedish Schooner Lost.
of the

schooner

The captain and four

of the Swedish

crew

fifteen |

MOVEMENT AFOOT TO BUILD HUGE FLEET OF AEROPLANES
TO ATTACK KRUPP WORKS AND RHINE AND MEUSE

BRIDGES—SWEDISH SCHOONER

CROWN PRINCE DEFEATED

a

LosT —

Daisy were killed when the vessel
struck a mine off Floetjans light-

house.
Crown Prince Defeated.

-The
Prince

Paris, July 14. army of

the German Crown has

been definitely defeated in the

Argonne with heavy loss.

THAW'S NINE YEARS
FIGHT FOR LIBERTY

(Speolal to The Dally News)
New York, July 14.—The trial
to determine the sanity of Harry
K. Thaw is

to the

closing. The case

goes jury tonight. Thaw

has been fighting for liberty for

nine years.

 

 

S ANOTHER GRAFTER
MAKES RESTITUTION} ©

 
 
    
     
    
  
   
 

Ottawa, July 12.—T.
has made restitution to the gov-
ernment of the excess profit
which he made on the sale of 166
Bbinoculars to the Department of
Militia, through the P. W. Ellis
Co., of Toronto last fall.
third

publie

his is the
Made

restitution
since the accounts

Meeommittee started probing.

ATTLE SLAUGHTERED
IN PENNSYLVANIA

(Special to The Dally News.)
July

thousand cattle and 13,000
been killed

Harrisburg, 14.—Vifleen
swine
have in Pennsylvania
of foot and mouth disease. ‘The

350,000,

loss is estimated at #1,:

of which the federal government

F pays half.

“LOCAL BASEBALL

ica
| 8iens

The CG. G.’s defeated the Colts
last night by 9 runs to 5, Up to
the end of the fifth, the Colts led
to 0, but in the sixth the
G. G.s brought the scores level,

by 4

and coming away with 5 runs in
the eighth to 41 from the Colts,
and with no seoring in the ninth;
the Catholic
with a lead of four runs.

Club boys finished

NEW WELLINGTON COAL
handled only by MeCaffery & Gib-
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IPARTY OF MONTENEGRINS

LEAVING FOR THE FRONT

of 75
will leave on the George
for the

A party Montenegrins

tomor-

row, en route front. Seats

have been reserved for them at

the Majestic
cial patriotic

Theatre and a spe-

performance will be

given.

world
the

and

Today, Frenchmen the

over are commemorating
birth of the

in honor of

French Republic,
the

been

occasion, Mr.
asked to
at the Majes-

Couture has sing
“The

ic tonight.

Marseillaise”’

“THE SCALES OF JUSTICE”
AT WESTHOLME THEATRE
The Westholme theatre
and tomorrow presents a striking

tonight

Paramount. five-reel attraction,
entitled “The

The piece is

Scales of Justice.”
remarkable for
steadily maintained interest
dramatic flashes.

Robert Dar-

than
McAlister, as

rather

Paul

 

row, a district attorney who re-

rather than prosecute a

| woman he believes innocent, is

|| splendid right through the story.
iwhile Jane Fearley, as the woman

in the will captivate any

case,
audience,

down to the min-
the highest

while all

The staging,
utest detail, is of
Paramount standard,

the parts are in capable hands,

The management announces that
this is the finest picture ever
screened in the city. The pro-

gram concludes with a Vitagraph
entitled “The Speeder’s
Revenge,” ” featuring the ever

ular Wallie Van.

comedy
pop-

 

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LORD NORBURY “HAS TAKEN A JOB”
of England's wealthiest noblemen, and is now employ-

He is one

1 in an aeroplane factory as a
y his example, to encourage
yuntry. He runs a lathe.

fitter, both to do his share and,

others to go to work for their

 

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ANOTHER EFFORT BY

Mrs. W. T.
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fort to

event.

the
jof

sent to the

comfortably

eve
The. Drydock and the

meet at

Cafe.
Majestic T heatre,

RED CROSS SOCIETY

With Mrs. A. E. Wright and
Kergin in charge, the
d Cross Society will,

nduct the

on Friday,
series of

|
Board of}

first of a

xchange Days” at the
ade rooms.
have

The ladies spared no ef-

make this a successful

Home cooking and cakes

d pastry will be on sale and
support and Nberal patronage |
the general public¢ is confident-
expected.

“eoodies”
front, but
sent to the Exchange for

proceeds from sales

Cakes and

they can
Fri-
y and the
ll go toward helping our boys
the front.

is not over

The war yet and it

behooves every one of us that are

situated at home to

our share whenever and how-
Turn out on Friday
that their

orts are appreciated,

r we may.
d show the ladies

FOOTBALL
Regiment

Recreation Park at 7:30

tonight in a league game. The
Drydock lineup is: Woods; Me-
Duff and H.~ Hamilton; McAn-
nineh; A, Dixon and L. Gampbell;
D. Neilson, R. Jones, A, MeWil-
liam, A. MeCrote, and F, J Win-
chby. Reserves: Laurie, Bain-

bridge and Wright.

Self’s
is a reason,. Next
102tf,

the crowd to

There

Follow

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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

THE

Cozy Barber Shop
BATHS

THIRD AVE. ALDER BLK.

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TWO ADDITIONS TO

CITY TEACHING STAFF

At a meeting of the School
Board held yesterday afternoon,
it was decided to appoint Mrs.
Klower, of this city on the teach-

Mrs Klow-
Toronto

ing staff of the school.

er formerly taught in

schools -and brings. high testi-
monials for efficiency from that
city. She has, since coming to
Prince Rupert three years ago,
qualified under the British Co-
lumbia regulations as a teacher

for this province.

An apointment was also made
the
made

assistant teacher for
high The
was that of Miss McLenaghen, B.

f an

‘

school. choice

A., who has been teaching for a

few years in Vancouver. She is
a graduate of Manitoba Univer-
sity, and has had a thorough

training as a teacher, as well as
having considerable experience in
ihe practical work of teaching.

FRENCH SUPPLIED
WITH NEW WEAPON

July 13.—To
renewed German offensive in the

London, meet a

west,  vreporis from northern
France state that the French have
been supplied with a new weapon
which is expected to
results. No

is has

of defence,
achieve astounding
‘hint of what this weapon
been allowed to filter through, It
is described as an “important new

weapon of defence, which is ex-

pected to play an important part
in the coming fighting.”

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BOXES FOR LADIES

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GERMANS PREPARING BIG
OFFENSIVE IN THE ARGONNE

| ENEMY QUIET IN POLAND—FRENCH REGAIN LOST TRENCHES
IN ARGONNE—TURKEY ANXIOUS FOR PEACE— GER-
MANS LEAVE CONSTANTINOPLE—

ITALIAN

(Special to The Daily News.)
July 14
offensive in

but the

London, .—The Austro-

German Poland is

quiescent, Russians are
}making a move.
French Recovery.

the
Argonne

recovered
the
The strength of the Ger-,
jman offensive in Argonne and
| Woevre to the belief that
| this be selected as
the scene of a general offensive
instead of Flanders.

The Frenen have

}positions lost in

| forest.

leads

district may

Balkan Rumors.

 

Reports from the Balkans state
‘that Turkey is anxious for peace
blocks her
across her

jas Roumania trans-

port of ammunition
borders,

FRANK SALTER WAS
WOUNDED AT FESTUBERT

leter to E. A. Woods,

Salter states that

In a
Corporal Frank §
he was wounded in the left hip
by shrapnel at Festubert on May
1 AD the short
rushes through the open, he says
that the
flying so thickly that it is a marvel

describing

shrapnel bullets were

that a single nan escaped.

Frank had quite a round of
visits after being wounded. He
was first taken to Bethune;

Rouen, where he
underwent an operation; moved
where he remained a
after which he
Manchester hospital.
went to a convalescent
Somerford Park,
home

transferred to

to Havre,
few days, was
taken to
Later he
hospital at
Cheshire, and then to his
al Bath, where he spent eight days
on furlough. As he was due at
Canadian headquarters at Shorn-
cliffe June 28, it is

possible in the

Camp on
that he is again
trenches.

In concluding a very interest-
ing letter, Frank said he
like to spend a day at Metlakatla
picking raspberries again.

vould

NOTICE

 

information regarding the
1, Wark, who
28th
and
has not been heard of since, will
be appreciated by Mrs. W. H.
Wark, P. O. Box 606, Simeoe, Ont.
163-168.

CORSETRY

Any
whereabouts of W. I
left Prince Rupert on May
to join his wife and family,

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ADVANCE

 

The German military attache
has left Constantinople with 2000
Germans are

tons of baggage.

withdrawing their money from
the banks and

Italian Advance.

leaving the city.

Geneva, July 14.—The Italians
have captured two miles of Aus-
trian trenches in the Carnic Alps.

RUPERT’S HINTERLAND

 

F. S. Wright,
the Board of Trade, has returned
from a visit to the Kitsumkalum
and Lakelse valleys and is very
optimistic regarding the future
of this fertile hinterland of Prince
Rupert.

commissioner of

SEND-OFF TO SERBIANS
AND MONTENEGRINS

The local Serbians and Monte-
negrins who leave tomorrow for

the front, met in St. Andrew's
Hall last night. They were ad-
dressed by W. E. Williams, Cap-
tain Fullerton and J. V. Ritten-
house, and a most enjoyable time
was spent in singing their nation-
al airs.

J. G. Scott and W. E. Williams
collected $180,50°in the city for
the benefit of these men, and last
night Mr. Williams asked them to
say in what way they desired the
money to be used. Although many
hadn’t a cent in their
pockets, they decided that the
money be sent to the Red Cross

of them

Societies of Serbia and Monte-
negro.
Serbia has suffered terribly

during the war, having lost fifty
per cent. of her population by ty-
phus fever. These men who are
going from here are displaying
the same spirit of splendid self-
sacrifice that their brothers have
shown in Europe.

 

HARRY COWAN DEAD

(Special to The Dally News.)

Vancouver, July 14.—Harry
Cowan, the well-known Liberni
and lacrosse manager, is dead

following an operation,

 

 

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