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JU LY 17, 19145.

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MINERS STILL ON STRIKE
--SPECIAL CABINET MEETING

EXECUTIVE FAILED TO REACH AGREEMENT—MEET AGAIN AT
CARDIFF MONDAY—SPECIAL CABINET MEETING IS
CALLED—RIOTING AT PEMBRY — LOYAL
WOMEN PARADE

 

(Special to The Daily News.) )Loday, banners bearing

carrying

London, July 17.—The South/the words, ‘We Make Munitions,”
Vales coal strike is still unset-|‘‘We Are Not Slackers,” and
Ried. The miners executive failed|'‘Shells Made By Wife Save Hus-

o reach an agreement at a meet. |band.”

ne in London today.

MARIPOSA STRIKES
AN UNCHARTED ROCK

(Special to The Daily News.)

The executive will meet again
Monday. A

the cabinet

mnt Cardiff on special

Meeting of has been

Balled.

 

Rioting has broken out at the Ketchikan, July 17. The
‘nbry collieries. Soldiers who | steamer Mariposa struck an un-
ere sent to guard the mines,!onarted rock near Pt. Harrington.

 

lave arrested seven of the rioters. The chart shows a depth of 175
Loyal Women. fathoms at this spot. The vessel
proceeding southward, _ little

A procession of 500,000 women /35

araded the streets of the city |damaged.

AISER SAYS WAR IS
TO END IN OCTOBER

The German

PRINCE RUPERT ARRIVES

The following were agongst the

first-class passengers on_ the

London, July 47. Prince Rupert this morning:

Yr. Hartley, W.F. Dunphy, Miss
Kk. Clarke, A. Barnard,

Emperor, according to the Times,

in a speech to a deputation of]/Armstrong,

ankers who had insisted on an|Mrs. R. Barnard and son, N. Hut-
interview in order to point out chings, F. B. Jones, A. D. MeKin-
: oO V. G. Barne “d, 8S. L. Forrest,

© the Emperor the financial dif- non, V Scere ; - :
P. J. Brown, Mrs. Forrest, Miss

Miculties of the situation and the

McDonald, Mrs. and
Girrorade, 8. Broody, Mrs.

Mrs. Boldrick, Mrs.
Mrs. MeCauley, G. A,
Mr. Smith and wife,
Wickman, Judge

Robertson and

Vorrest, J.

Miss
campaign through|.
stated that the

War would end in October.

grave risk attending the pursu-
ance «of the

Anothe:

evans,
winter,

 

Hamatfin,
| Wilson,
alleged to have | ijammond, Mrs.
Mrs.

Trevo,

Col,
The bankers are
ed that even if the lRobertson.
{ to an end immediately and| Miss Miss George,
MeCorrick, Mr. Mrs
| Tompkins, M. McAuley, Mrs

Christie, Miss Christie.

Seclas war was

family,
Germany's ary

but

emnity obtained, and

sition would be difficult,
hat if the war was prolonged the

rerman Empire would become ut-

RUSSIAN SHELL ORDER

July: 47.—The C. PR. R,
full

big shell order for

 

Herly bankrupt. It was in reply to

Hhose representations, according
that the
declared that

the war would end in October.

to the Times, Ixmperor is Calgary,

Mnderstood to have shops here soon will be in

blast on the
the Russian

government, accord

 

PDOUBLE ATTRACTION
AT MAJESTIC THEATRE

ing to the information given the

mavor yesterday.
Theatre presents -~~Wo SPIES TAKEN
IN LONDON TODAY

The Majestic
a great double attraction tonight |

"p a
and Monday. The program opens |

|
a three-act Selig photoplay Two alleged
entitled of the Law,”

This is one of those

with London, July 47.

“In Deflance spies were arrested today and will

intensely in-|he tried by court martial on the
teresting dramas dealing with the] charge of attempting to ecommu-
the Northwest Mounted] njeate about the
British fleet, according to an an-
nouncement today by the
British oficial press bureau,

“Manners and the Man” ; ie -

work of

Police,

information

Winthrop,” is ¢ made

“Young Mrs.
powerful modern society drama in

two acts.

and ‘“Mazie putS one over” are CORSETRY
{yo screaming comedies. Spirella Corsets, made to mea-
—--— ————--- — sure. Gives perfect freedom of
oe For a room of ordinary siz@}pody movement. Healthful, geod
$1.25 will supply the wall paper, ||ines, Abdominal control, teeom-

in Almended by physicians of Magland,
©. A. Rooin 2,

Phone Red 91,

ceiling and border to match,
» £00d quality——W alle ice's sale’

Canada and the U.

Albert Rooms

== Znd Avenue=——
Close to the Westholme Theatre

St. Louis Rooms.
Mrs, Margaret McLelluad Corset-
150-67.

oe

ere,

 

 

WIRELESS TELEPHONY

 

 

 

ethan ae db imamenibe warships are equipped
CENTRALLY LOCATED itnalasa
ceeadaiedY aamaeine lwith a special system of wireless
RENTS REASONABLE telephony, and the vessels Can

Weekly or Monthly by Arrangement communicate with one another by

at a distance

Italian

 

the speaking voice

 

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Hughes and staff at
ted by the British,
be used by the

Roekeliffe
French

Canadians,

inachine
ranges,

and Russian

MACHINE GUN FIRING 800 SHOTS A MINUTE

The Lewis air-cooled

sun being operated for General

Ottaga. It has been adop-

armies and will probably

 

COL HAMMOND OF

Col. Hammond of the Salvation

who came in on the Prince

this

Army,
Rupert morning,

the country gathering data for

Booth in regard to the

land after

General
placing of men on the
the war
le left on the

terior.

< : =

is over,

train for the in-|

SALVATION ION ARMY HERE |

is touring}|Ments with a sew

Rosy
|

‘NEW SUBMARINE ENGINE
IS COMPLETE SUCCESS

(S8peciat to The Dally News.)
July 17.

 

Bridgeport, —Experi-
Swiss engine
United

States navy have been a complete

in submarine G-3 for the

success. The

n the

engine drives both

surface and submerged

and extends. the cruising area of

to 6,000 miles,

ia submarine

 

 
   
 
  
  

 

There seems to be no halting

from Lemberg. Further

sians have made a stand.

uate Galicia and attribute the

sire to give time for

VLODAVA * RETIREMENT (NV
WANGOROD POLAND AWO IN GALICIA
+ LUBLIN < oes
CHOLM *

south on the
Germans think the

heavy flighting near

+ KEY.
om DATTLE LINE
Mit EXTENT OF RUSSIAN

 

 

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THE EASTERN BATTLE LINE

the German-Ausero advance

Gnila Lipa river the Rus-
Russians will evac-

Haliez to a de-

preparation of defence,

 

BOXING

(Special to The Daily News.)

Tacoma, July 17.
. |
lloward in four}

bout

defeated Dummy

rounds in a stiff here last

night,

.

. WwW, Ad hite, Dr. MeKenna and}
MeDonald of the
left for

b. Hu, Indian

COMMISSION, Victoria on

the Rupert.

 

 

K ollow | the crowd to Self’s
Cafe. There is a reason... Next
Majestic Theatre. 102tf.
Shane tae. °

—“

5

JACK JUDGE RO! BARNES 3}
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

THE

 

Cozy Barber Shop

BATHS

THIRD AVE. ALDER BLK.

 

 

 

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 3)
|

of 100 miles.—Ex.

 

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FOOTBALL

The Callies and Merchants

Billy Weeks | played a drawn game of 2 goals

Park

puts

Hecreation last
This both
teams out of the running for the

each at

night. result

ileague cup,

Salvation Army.

Public meetings, Tuesday,
Yhursday and Saturday at 8 p. m.
sundays at 7:30 p.m.

 

LONDON CAFE
And Grill

Serves Nothing but the Best
Hart Bik. Third Ave.

BOXES FOR LADIES

§| MeCAFFREY,

WELSH COAL STRIKE UNSETTLED.--SPECIAL. CABINET MEETING—LINER ESCAPES

 

 

 

DNEISTER TURNED 10 ROUT

 

"AUSTRIAN RETREAT ACROSS
|

[eaaOLy RUSSIAN ARTILLERY FIRE—LINER ORDUNA ESCAPES
FROM SUBMARINE—COURT OF ENQUIRY INTO THE
LUSITANIA DISASTER FINDS THAT VESSEL
WAS UNARMED

}

ae
(Special to The Dally News.)
Geneva, July 17.—Deadly Rus-
| si ian artillery fire and fierce bay-
charges have converted the
the

jone t
“retreat
into a rout.

Liner Escapes.

York, July 17.—A
attempted to torpedo the
which reached here

| Austr ian across

| Dneister
New sub-
marine
liner Orduna,
today. Failing in the attempt, it
shells, none of which
Ultimately the
outdistanced in

fired six
took effect.

was

sub-
marine the
chase.

Lusitania Enquiry.
July 417.

London, —The court of

GERMAN FINANCE
MINISTERS CONFER

Berlin,
ence in Berlin of the finance min-
the

July 16-—In a confer-

isters of several German
states approved the presentation
of the

regarding

German imperial treasury
Germany's financial
situation.
The war loan and taxation and
other measures to be submitted at
the meeting of the Reichstag, in
cluding gains from the manufac.-

that financial situa-
tion was most favorable and that
hold

until a victorious peace was

Germany's

the nation was resolved to
out
assued,

GERMANS IN NEW YORK

SENDING PAMPHLETS
July 16.
House of

London, Many mem-

bers of the Commons

and other public men in Great
Britain have been the recipients
recently of numerous pamphlets
from the press of New York week-
devoted
Quota-

such as

ly publication which is
to the

tions

German interests.

from pacificists

Bernard Shaw, Jmes Ramsay

Macdonald Norman

bulk of the matter.

and Angell

 

loads of German oflicers have ar-
rived t Constantinople. These men
are to fill gaps eaused by casual-
ties at the Dardanelles.

—_——— _—_-- —

W. H. Wark
Simeoe, Ont.,
gone east via San Francisco and

home at
having

arrived
on July 5th,

Angeles.

Los

adjoining Terrace Townsite at
$150.00, 'Ten-acre tracts in Ter-
race at $60.00 per acre, Quarter
section in Lakelse at $412.00 per
acre,

GIBBONS & DOYLE

 

WE OFFER FOR SALE—-i0-acre Ae: Se
, ini Edison Photoplay Presents “YOUNG

tracts in Lakelse at $25.00 per MRS. WINTHROP” —In two acis.

acre on terms, One-acre tracts A Powerful Modern drama.

 

enquiry into the Lusitania disas-
ter finds that no blame attaches
to Captain Turner or to the Cun-
nard Line. It finds that the torpe-
doing was done not merely with
the intention of sinking the ship,
but also to destroy the lives of her
passengers.

The court also finds that the
behavior of the crew was above
that the ship was unarm-
ed,and that her ammunition cargo
5,000 cases of

blame;

consisted only of
cartridges, from which there was
no explosion.

Sale still going on at Wallace's.

 

RED CROSS EXCHANGE
DAY IS SUCCESSFUL

The ladies of the Red Cross
Society realized $19.30 at their
“exchange” yesterday. These ex-
changes will be held in the Board
of Trade rooms every Friday.
Yesterday, the great demand was
for home made bread and pies.

The exchange was conducted by
Mrs. W. T. Kergin and Mrs. Cam-
bie, whe took the place of Mrs.
Wright, who was indisposed.

 

a of ~~ material, were also BASEBALL PLAYER
at ens TORE UP UNION JACK
The ministers present agreed 3

 

Thomas, Ont., July 16.—W.
A. Brawn, an outfielder with the
Guelph Canadian League, playing
summoned to ap-
pear before Col. head of
the London military district, to
answer to a charge of tearing up
a Union Jack and trampling the
shreds under his feet. The offense
took place last night at the Grand
Central Hotel.

Brown, it is stated, seized the
flag the hands of Bobby
Auld, another Guelph player. The
police were summoneu i, the pro-
prietor of the hotel and Brown
was routed out of bed later and
taken to police headquarters.

here, hs been

Shannon,

from

 

D. J. Broderick, manager of the

 

comprise the Union Bank, left for the south
ee ee on the Prince Rupert.
GERMAN OFFICERS SENT Bas
TO CONSTANTINOPLE FOR RENT
ee Nicely furnished — suite of
Athens, July 16.—Two_ train- rooms. Apply Mrs. McMordie.

 

 

MAJESTIC :: THEATRE

TONIGHT and MONDAY NIGHT

 

Extraordinary Double Feature
Program
Selig Photoply Presente—“IN DE-
FIANCE OF THE LAW--In 3 Acis
A drama of the Great Northwest
Mounted Police,

 

“MANNERS AND THE MAN”.A
Corking Farce Comedy.

“MAZIE PUTE ONE
Scream Gomedy.

"ADMISSION 10c and 15¢.

OVER” —— A

 

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