_ THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

 

   
  

 

IL. Vi. NO. d PRINCE RUPERT, B. G., THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1945. PRICE FIVE CENTR

 

 

 

 

BRI TISH NAVAL COAL SUPPLY SHUT OFF

 

 

 

 

  

 

ALLIES ADVANCE--HEAVY F IGHTING IN ARGONNE~BRITISH _TROOPS IN SERBIA

 

 

  
  
  
  
 
  
  
 
  
   
  
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
    
   
  
  
  

HARLES CROWELL HAS

It will be learned with

at Charles N. Crawell,
banager and

ation to President
d expects to sever
n with the G. T. P.
st of August.

Mr.
siness for himself,
site and the

for the establishment

red a

pital

ited States.
be the
operator,

ywwell will
lder

Bo hold a large interest.

and and

mr. and Mrs. L.
for the

WwW.

 

SENT IN RESIGNATION) ___

regret
general
superintendent of
he drydock, has sent in his resig=
Chamberlin,
his connec-

about the

Crowell expeets to go into
having se-
necessary

arge shipbuilding plant in the
Of this plant Mr.
t designer,
will

Patmore
interior this morning.

this

 

ee

 

 

general counsel
of

act

released on request

Rogers and Roblin to in

Manitoba inquiry.

 

Pern ihiee Figures Naat In Manitoba Inquiry

 

 

 

HON. F. H. PHIPPEN, K. C.,
of the C..N.: R.

Messrs
the

 

Crockery and glassware

 

V. Rittenhouse and C@aptain
lingham went upriver
praing.

Prices—Wallace's. 164-5

 

 
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
  
  
  
  
 
 
   
 

(Opesial to The Dally Mews.)

( ardiff, July 15,—Virtually

ation
O00 are idle.
the act,

200 per day, or

men
le, under to a fine
he rank and file
igh the
mines in the Welsh
1 for the British navy.
Substantial Advance.
July 15.—Athens
substantial

made by the

Mondon,
ris that

s been

Abba line in the Dardanelles.
Heavy. Fighting.
There

 

 

CVe-

’ : . |
mine in Wales is idle today |
Bpite of the government proc-|

They are

imprisonment,
are obdurate
leaders urge arbitra- | fighting
The strike shuts down all
fields
Mich have been supplying steam |
ond engineer

re-
advance

Anglo-
ench forces on the Krithia-Tehi

has been heavy fighting

 

MAJESTIC :: THEATRE

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW

  

 

FOREMOST ATTRACTION — LASKY
PRESENTS

“CAMEO KIRBY” In five acts-——Fea-
turing Dustin Farnum, leding favor-
ite star in a romantic drma of the

 

 

south, The most remarkable fea-
ture ever seen. in the city.
” PATHE. GAZETTE
“THE HOAOR oF THE CAMP”
Drama,

 

ADMISSION 10, 15 and 26 cents.
10 rowes of seats, reserved at 260
Ow Paramount Pendnctiom

We beola sto tenes coupons ‘ond cate
alogue tonight.

 

 

 

 

Albert Rooms

===—=2nd Avenue==——-=
Close to the Westholme Theatre

CENTRALLY LOCATED
STRICTLY MODERN

 

 

 

RENTS REASONABLE
: Weetir or Monthly bead Aipeqagemant

 

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

 

 

 

 

950,000 WELSH MINERS IDLE—
NAVAL COAL SUPPLY SHUT OFF

N STRIKE IN SPITE OF GOVERNA GOVERNMENT PROCLAMATION —
ALLIES ADVANCE IN DARDANELLES—HEAVY FIGHT-~
ING IN ARGONNE—ACTIVITY IN. POLAND
—BRITISH IN SERBIA

 

It is estimated that | newed activity along the Nieman

in the Argonne, both sides claim-
ing captures.
Activity in Poland.
The Germans are showing re-
and the Vistula.

British in Serbia.

It has been announced that the

British troops are now in Serbia

the Austro-Hungarians.
Submarine Murder.

The Norwegian steamer Ryn

has been torpedoed and the sec-

killed.

— ———_—

JURY REPORTS THAT
HARRY THAW IS SANE

 

(Special to The Dally News.)
New York, 15.

Thaw is reported sane by the jury.

July Harry K.

Justice Hendrick is to pronounce |
Friday. |

the court decision on

: . : |
Thaw will go free on bail in any}

yevent,

Thaw was mobbed by admirers

j today on his removal from court,

his’ clothes being torn from his

back by souvenir hunters,

 

NOTICE

Any information regarding the
whereabouts of W. H. Wark, who
left Prince Rupert on May 28th
to join his wife and family, and

has not been heard of since, will

be appreciated by Mrs. W. Hl.
Wark, P. O. Box 606, Simcoe, Ont,
163-168,

CORSETRY

—_—_—_—_——

Spirella Corsets, made to mea-

sure. Gives perfect free@fom of
body movement, Healthful, wood
lines. Abdominal contra!, tevcom-

mended by physicians ef Ragland,
U, &. A. ,

Canada and the Room 2,
Phone Red 94.

St.
Mrs. Margaret MclLellved Corset
150-67.

Louis Rooms

iere,

Sale

 

ifrom a business trip to Vancou-
iver

of the

off Victoria

was

i
orders, He

lor two

freighting

 

MR. Z. A, LASH, K. C., qpoted|

by Hon. Robert Rogers as recom-
mending Mr. Tilley as counsel in|
the inquiry.

PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS
FOR DRYDOCK PLANT |

Charles N. Crowell, general |
|manager and superintendent of |
ithe

Li vt,

drydock and ship repairing|

who returned this morning |

in the interests
states that H. M.

which has been

and Victoria
company,

8S. Kent, anchored

for weeks
to

sailed

some ant

for |

‘aled

expected come here

repairs, has under s+

wwever, there are cue

other vessels which tne
dtydock will have a chance of gel-
Mr. (

representatives thereof

the

 

ting, rowell having seen th
ard plac-
iry-

ed all facts regarding the

dock before them.
Mr. Cre
ollicials are
all the
information
Mr.

also had

that the ad-|
full

‘SIONS

mwwell states
in

pos-

miralty

dime and

session of
necessary regarding
the

in the

|
|
|
|
|
“
}
Crowell while

local .plant.

south, a lengthy |

|
|
|
|

item by a strike

nor
| Trust
| admit

}creditors,

s

   

ROBERT ROGERS,
Roblin
\for assistance in getting

HON.
whom. Premier appealed
ex-Judge
to

Phippen, his general counsel,

jact in Manitoba case.

STREET RAILWAY STRIKE

 

IN CHICAGO IS SETTLED

(Special to The Daily News.)
July 15.—Fourteen
thousand employees of the street

Chicago,
railway have been granted a wage
increase three con-
They had tied up the sys-
for

on a years
tract.

two days.

 

DOMINION TRUST
DEPOSITORS CLAIM

(Special to The Dally News.)

July 15.—Liquida-
of the
Company has
all

Vancouver,
Dominion
to

as

Stewart,
refused
to
An appeal to the courts
This affects 5,000
British

claims

depositors rank
is pending.

in Columbia,
total already
amount to a million dollars, They
had no power

de spositors

whose

hold the company
to accept deposits.

 

interview with one of the repre-| PROPERTY PROTECTION

of the lumber ort |
business in Vancouver,

that

sentatives
who a
a great shortage of
that he|

|
three

there is
vessels, and
expected that two o1 would |
be built and that
Rupert would be given a chance |

on these.

shortly, Prince |
to figure

In regard to the manufacture of
shells, Mr. |
ed the plant where

Crowell not only visit-

these are be-

ing made, with a view to getting

information and a line on any
special tools which might be
necessary, but also approache:

the secretary of the Manufactur-
ers Association, who gave him
assurances that Prince Rupert

would be considered for part of}
the next’ order for shells,
Mr. Crowell reports that saw-

mills around Vancouver are busy,

having orders booked well ahead,
and states that he is making an
effort toward working up a trade
with the various

in yellow cedar

ship yards along the coast.

Sale stilk going on at Wallace's

 

 

 

 

JACK JUDGE RO! BARNES
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

THE |
Cozy Barber Shop
BATHS

THIRD AVE. ALDER BLK.

la tax sale

ge

FOR SOLDIERS AT FRONT

(Special to The Dally News.)
15.
council has decided to hold

 

Vancouver, July Point
Grey
tomorrow. The council
will announce which lots are own-
ed by at the front with

the request that no bids be offered

soldiers

for these.

MANSLAUGHTER CHARGED

AGAINST JITNEY DRIVER

(Special to The Dally News.)
Wim.
driver,

Mc-
was

Vancouver, July 15.

Clellan, a jitney
charged in the police court today
the of Wm.

Beers, a Accused

with manslaughter
machinist.

killed Beers with his car on Gran-

Bridge Tuesday, while

ville on

Beers was leaving a street car.

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

 

to

 

LONDON CAFE
And Grill

Serves Nothing but the Best
Hart Bik. Third Ave.

BOXES FOR LADIES

 

 

 

SIR WILLIAM MACKENZIE

who responded to Hon. Robert
call for help by releasing
his general

the Manitoba

Rogers’
Phippen,
act

ex-Judge

to in

counsel,

case.

THIRTY MORE MEN
FOR THIRD CONTINGENT

A party of about thirty men left
on the Prince George this morn-
ing to join the third contingent
at Vernon. Twenty-seven of these
came from the interior last night.
Captain Fullerton was in charge
lof the company, which included
Cecil Brown and M. Henderson,
of this city.

The Prince George was gaily

decorated for the occasion, and
the Serbian and Montenegrin con-
tingent lined up on the wharf to
bid their allies goodbye. The
ship left amid cheers and counter
cheers from the large crowd
which had assembled.

 

For a room of ordinary size
$41.25 will supply the wall paper,
ceiling and border to match, in a

 

good quality—-Wallace’s sale.

 

THE HAPPY VALLEYS WHICH
LIE BEHIND PRINCE RUPERT

 

F. S. WRIGHT, AGRICULTURAL.

 

ASSOCIATION SECRETARY, IS

GREATLY IMPRESSED BY HIS RECENT VISIT TO. THE
INTERIOR—TERRACE AS RUPERT’S
SUMMER RESORT

an aE

What's the matter witb Ter-
Kitsumkalum and the La-
Nothing. The first thing
one notices on arrival at Terrace
growing number of famil-
iar that greet the arrival
of the train. Yes: Holiday making
Prince Rupertites. The Lakelse
and Kitsumkalum valleys as a
summer resort for Prince Rupert
is a fact. It’s a change from the
eternal boards of Prince Rupert.
A change from the rush of busi-
ness and worry. Quiet? Well yes;
but that is what the ones who go
But only the
of the eountry,
the quietude of depression.
Cheap. Why go south fora holi-
day when you ean get the same
effects for one tenth of the cost?
It’s the for the kiddies for
the summer. Lots of things to
do; berry picking by the ton; fish-
ing; long walks over the roads;
strawberry patches to crawl into,
where the only requisite to get al!
you want is an appetite, and six
hours of the Kitsumkalum air will
give you that. It’s a country of
brown and happy faces. Try it;
it’s a holiday worth taking and
beats the dusty south hollow.
One can spend a fortnight up
there and still have something to
People have said that there
chance for in
Scepties, who rush to
conclusions, smile when the up-
country farmer is mentioned, but
he is there and, what
is more important, is producing,
and that is more than most who
decry are doing. One can
walk through farms to-
bacco, lettuce, cabbage, po-
tatoes, asparagus, alfalfa, clover,
wheat, speitz, barley, oats, rye,
pumpkins and tomatoes are grow-
ing and doing well. There are
fruit.trees, which, after six short
years, are bearing cherries, ap-
ples, plums, ete, There are small

race,

kelse?

is the
faces

are looking for.

usual calmness

not

place

see,
is no agriculture

the north.

rest asured,

him
where

corn,

 

fruits galore, wild and. cultivated.
It is a great country for the drone
of the bee, and where did you
ever hear the bees hum except
where there is bee food. There is
a beein the country except
There is a hint for
the rancher, or the man who is
looking for something to pay his
way while breaking the first soil.
Honey is always marketable and
costs practically nothing to pro-
duce.

Now as to the farmers, They
are breaking and cultivating more
Clearing is not any too easy,but
and more land and the exhibits at
the fair this. year are assured. It
is a new country and the farmers
are meeting with all the familiar
old difficulties. Experience only,
as other places, can furnish
the remedy, but that will come,
and come quickly.

Clearing is not any too easy.but
even under hard conditions T saw
a patch which had been virgin
bush in January last and now
growing just as good a crop of
spuds and vegetables as could be
wished for, The owner has work-
ed, and worked hard, but he has
reward. He has enough to
keep him over the winter and nevt
year’s crop will leave a margin

(Continued on Page Four.)

ESTHOLME

WEST HOLM
OPERA HOUSE

RUPERT'S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE

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wild ones.

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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION-—5S
REEL PARAMOUNT FEATURE
“THE SCALES OF JUST!CGE”
Featuring Paul McAlister and Jane
Fearnley, This is the best picture
that has ever been screened in
Prince Rupert. Don’t miss it,

THE SPEEDER’S REVENGE
Vitgraph Comedy with Walile
Van in the running.

Prices 15¢ and 25c.

 

 

 

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