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PRIN K RUPERT, B. C.,

sta URSDAY, JUNE 22, 1916.

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DESPERATE GERMAN EFFORT TO STOP RUSSIANS

PROPOSED AMERICAN

UNITED STATES

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D The teHtowlne bill (CH \CH FORCE % i R he &
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3g las recently been introduced ey € Wf 2 yy es
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in-the U. 8. House of Representa ) 4 Pp LY
‘oe | Lives, and if passed by Congress | WBLIN oS >? ZA ORUSK
wil revel le shromer , | ko
General Felix Gomez Killed— | , : e ot " ent of fresh | pessons tesiiiben on both Banks | poland 5 So
Forty Americans Killed— i | Y ‘s re Vie ene te of River—Norwegian Steamer | ZAMOSK VLADIMIR. oti,
German Agents Stirred a I A ge de Torpedoed—Explosion at pantset SS \'s ROVNO.

up Trouble. Parry Sound,

 

FISHING MOBLATION ENEMY HELD BY

NTER IN MEXICAN STRUGGLE

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esis States through any foreign coun. ia Ss
The Dally News. try except when the same shall be! Special to The Daily News.) pTARNOW Ry KREMENETZ
a ) e fr ve A .
. TNavhs » 99 The In bond fro { ericé ort: 4 J
‘eer ee ae 2 ad Paris, June 22.—The Germans | PRZEMYSL & LEMBERG ZUCLOW
nter between the Car- \ BILL to regulate the impor~| ja night made attacks along) * TARN
! c = c « « AS c , r i . OPO
ation 0 e ed States o ' On e
ps and the United States tat into the United Stat pf both sides of the River Meuse, | site oath oo "& EZANY , 4
ina halibut or salmon taken in the] : Va a
ce the Mexican decla- Hoth Pebihe vosan or is ail but were repulsed by the fire of ‘ela “Y
f ‘curréd yesterday : ae S Wl yU= | ’ | tao s B eo Bp,
if war, occur: yest “’ tary waters. ithe French batteries of artillery a, 4 ‘
a ; 4 ° a\* (
leLachment of United Be it enacted by the Senate|and the 75s. q Vy i Wrath, Ss
° - 1 o
: ry clashed with the and House of Representatives of| | Norwegian Steamer Sunk. Gay yi, CT a er
. pan ; | 1 % .
rees at Carrizal. the United States of America in} The Norwegian steamer Aquilla | Ua jfte Bessabia
we } : : J | 7] Ny S CZERNOVITZ
} \mericans were killed by Congress assembled, that from|has been torpedoed by an Austrian Scalein Miles EG By
A% ;
n fire in @ surprisé/and after ninety days after the bmarine off the French port of Ce Pe ee $% Kowind& Rumania
ind seventeen were taken |passage o s act no fresh or| Marseilles, in the Mediterranean. |
ae a. wee ents Oe eee : a RUSSIANS CONTINUE OFFENSIVE
The Mexican casual- frozen halibut o1 salmon from the Horses Diverted. i "py Sve : ; .
' but G ; Ct yr tt The arrows in this map show the direction taken by the Rus-
sO savy Dut General ort Jacific ocean or S ie Aicago, June 22, we 10u- ; 5 2
{ 1eavy Du ene north Pacif 3 in its tribu 4 fi ; sa : sians in their attacks against the Austro-Hungarians and Ger-
Gomez was amongst the/tary waters shall be admitted into|san pore Cre aera. ended! mans in the drive through Volhynia.
the United States through any|for the French and British armicey|—-
German Work, foreign country except when the|have been given over to the IIli-|
{ Wilson is awailing | same shall be in bond from anj|nois National Guards, since uve| LIBERAL MAJORITY IN BARNEY JOHNSON
(arranza’s next move. It is be-! American port.” outbreak of further trouble my) NOVA | SCOTIA BIGGER | AND A CRIPPLED SUB.
German agents, who Che above bill has received the| Mexico, |
mh treurtail the ald being given |ayproval of the secretaries of Another Explosion. (Special to The Daily News) The Binpiiats [sted newspapers are
I ed States to the Allies, mmerce, state and freasury. Parry Sound, June 22.—An ex-| Halifax, N. S., June 22. ~The! devoting columns theateen.
x ct HM Ate ne one tate at Pea ae ee a plant | latest returns in the Nova Scotia ,tures of Captain Barney Johnson,
the Us s hina ‘ meri. O » Canada Explosive Company
ne \ i blame the Ameri fisheries, and it is largely due to if ane i plosive Compa | provincial elections are even bet-| ‘the genial skipper of the Prince
the efforts of H. C. Strong. of | Bere. Five persons were killed |
1e efforts de g, a ee ie ca s ter from a Liberal standpoint than | Rupert who went over to the old
Gomez sent a captain Ketchikan, Alaska, who has been|®@!@ thirteen were seriously in-|
ler to the American Be ured, The cause of the explo-|W@S at first reported. jcountry about a year ago on sub-

in Washington working on this

sion is unknown but a thor

com isking him to retire. some months. that

The A in coumander replied o Gn ; far {investigation is being made.

alters ve progressed so ft :

that going on to Villa ur In East Africa.

Sei od with if nei ‘

\ rhe Americans fired Marita aint cate At “‘Apharmat London, June 22.—The British
Captain, WOundiInNg |r. smith U. 8. commissioner of Expeditionary Force in German]
attacked Genera! Aehiting ‘1 1 report accon Kast Africa continues to advance
e repulsed } he follow. [Successfully and has taken Hen-
: , F panyi the b 1as the follo

i deni, in the northeastern section.
Mexican Munitions, ing in part to say: | pipes aan
lexas, June 22.—-Seven bon aint as Aiea Rah ontnnh Sell) Anothe, column, advancing from
4 tion the south has captured Alt Lan-
Me Ok TO MD Te simply be that the fish they now
renbdure.
‘en in charge by the uid at Canadian ports will be ane
Lhorities throughout ey, ‘ a TT
inded chietly at Ketchikan, where
the government fac- they will have the ninety-mile trip FISHING SITUATION
& twenty-four hours to the Canadian port, It will ne-
in output of thirty cessitate the inauguration by the
ds of cartridges per ‘ . : pas: ay of
x ‘ GEeS Per! Grand Trunk Pacific railway of a + A anaes Aabatlhd Bok
mwe rry aryvwic su ble or the a
ferry service uitabl fol h inn Swen Rin ania? eA aeeAL.
n of fish fron et , ‘ :
AID TO PRISONERS panapariation: of Bat 1 & Dougald, Commissioner of Cus-
ohikan, whore (26 shipments toms at Ottawa, that halibut}
\ 1 l ” CCeDLeE ou fo ou 5 é s
| f home cooking in aid| be accepted in bond brought into this port in Ameri-
eastern markets. can bottoms may be shipped in}

ers of war will be ) i
“ay in acific rail-]| . : Ne
Red Orasa-kaame -on Phe Grand Trunk Paci Canadian bottoms to Vanco

yugh |

uver |

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able}

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while the Conservatives were

to retain only«41, giving the

Murray government a majority of
24, |
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‘SPEECH RESTORED |

Mr. J. E.

has just received news of a fect

Davey, of this city,

 

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j}markable recovery of speech by a

Davey, in the fighting
Ypres, was rendered un-|

’rivate

around

 

conscious through shell shock and |
iwas taken to hospital at Liver-|
He recovered consciousness |
efforts to

As a last resort
sent for the

}pool,
but all restore his!
| speech failed,

ithe doctors lad’s |

Ptah | mother, without telling the pa-|

Sixth sy way will, if the measure here sug- ind there treanshipped to
eet on Friday, This gested is adopted, undoubtedly ‘ tient what they had done. When!
yeSver 7 auY ’ ba ’ "“Tean points by ral. : f |
wit ‘be managed by uch facilities, as it needs ; nt | Bis mother arrived, one of the}
Mrs, R 3) , }erant such facilities, % The stoppage of the shipmen :
nockley und Mrs, E.| Southeast Alaska. voay,{|hurses occupied the speechless
Shor I jthe buiness ef southes of chieken halibut to American " at
Mls of home cook hound to benefit ard. |ian’s attention and kept his face
Rear s } Prince Rupert is boun oints by steamer worked a hard- : :
“isposed of and all the | : f halibut, even|- vay | away from the door of the room,
idies y Iby the shipment 0 al , ship upon some of the American
invited to contribute. lw Janded at mee : : Mrs. Davey entered quietly and
ithough originally landed a firms doing business in Prince | j the bed hich tl
---—--~ | cs ,,,|leaned over the bed on which the
St | Tr , yt | chikan, but over and above thi Rupert, as they were unable to A m ats :
ad stTeen doors pu he ee patient lay. The injured soldier
ID and y I font ids forth plainly that th heir lls Che new
‘repaired, phone Fritz 2419, | fact stands fort! ' dispose of their culls, eas .
| bai, | ae ; io railway un ; NA turned suddenly round and re-
a —————— | Grand Trunk Pacific railway u instructions will not satisfy the :
Sere rony ; Avian tno 5 ai ceived such a shock that he shout-
POPOOODDDD doubtedly needs this business, &5/\ yn opjean dealers, as what they

 

halibut is the road's most profil
eastbound

WESTHOLME

OPERA HOUSE

able factor in the plan of shipping direet from

freight. by steamer.

point to Seattle

consumptiol a

"THE GODDESs”

i one BROKEN RAIL”

ports for
but Canadian ve

Canadian : :
lin Canada sselSladian registry to their
ae ’

MUbIn I - ' Pp
= American vessels, but the}fleet at American ports,

Fisherman,

featuring Bill Heeves
y Heeve against

|! nited States does not place sim
the sale ol

SELIG TRIBUNE WEEKLY

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foreed to add vessels of Gan

Pere Corwalker,”
CC noonn~DE OnE | art

want is the restoration of the old

this
It is

TONIGHT ONLY | “Unde r present resulalons) rat that transhipment to rail at
Y ANE Stow see fishing vessels €8PeCly. i. aouyer will be too expensive
; ine wee in barred from discharging fish at ‘nd otherwise unsatisfactory.
episode ¢ ‘

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fleets if

ef-

tendency

'he Hazards of Helen’ havo the privilege of selling theit}ihey want to payee 7
rats, |S , id States in ad-|Qanadian trade, and withou
INE FINAL RECKONING” }/catch in the United St ee lation the
— ald 9. reg} thanhouser Arama. ldition to selling in Canada. In}fective legislation
Lp MPTAIN K'ODD AND DITTO” | ther words, Canada discriminates will be to increase the Canadian
oO ) ’ ‘

Pacific

gram of | oe H night, when liar restrictions eer \ ils SAFETY FIRST — USE NEW
dan: "sh thusie, songs and ish caught by Canadian vessels. Ne
a Cnarig oo. ktven. te a that Americans|WELLINGTON GOAL, HO
W, Cnarile Chaplin In “The “This means if

ed “Mother.” From that moment
his speech came back and he is
now as well as ever and ready for
more fighting,

There have been many
incidents recorded at
hospitals, For
soldier, who was quite dumb from
shock, placed his hand on a very
hot radiator by accident and the
shock brought forth a yell and
his speech was restored,

similar
various |
instance, one

The Seymour did not dispose of
her 50,000 pounds of halibut yes-
terday, The highest price bid was
8% cents and the captain held

 

 

out for more,

mn . - |
rhe Liberals now hold 32 seats}

ieraft

that

when Barney's diver was close in

marine service. It seems

to the German coast and travel-

‘ling at a depth of sixty feet, she

which blew off her
Luck-
bulkheads renfained intact

struck a mine
bow rudder and two tanks.
ily the
brought

and the submarine was

to the surface with water pour-

BY SUDDEN SHOCK °°":

As the mishap occurred off the
German coast, it was a twenty-

five hours voyage to an English

port and the battered submarine

PARTIALLY SOLVED "eve of his in the old country. !had to travel on the surface and

The daring
made the trip,

dodge enemy patrols.
however,
little

Barney
and brought his crippled
safely home.

British Columbians, and Prince

Rupert folks in particular, will be

delighted to hear that Captain
Johnson has received promotion

as a result of this display of

|splendid courage and seamanship.

ROSE $ALE BROUGHT
IN SUM OF $2868.35

The Ti°Or Dow:
yesterday

 

sale of roses
in aid of the local hos-
pital realized the sum of $286.35.

The following were the proceeds

from the different corners; Ru-
pert Hotel, 839.30; Royal Hotel,
$28.90; Orme’s, $56.10; C. P. R,,
$18.45; Wallace’s, $15.00; Post-
office, $43.15; Wharf, $62.20;
Eleanor Peck, $2.50: Gold Stor-
age, $10.00; Mrs, Naden, $8.50,

and from the sale of flowers, $2.25,
The ladies of the IT. O. D. RB.

wish to thank all who contributed

in any way to the success of the

sale,

benefit of

to provide funds

Informal
Swimming Club,
to build
ete,, at Salt lakes, on June 23rd
Ten o'clock at Skating rink. Re-

freshments,

dance fop

ladies’ dressing room,

Tickets 50c,. each,

HUNS ATTEMPT
TO STOP DRIVE
UPON LEMBERG

120,000 Reinforcements Sent to
Eastern Front—A Terrific
Fight Proceeds Along
the Bug River.

(Special to The Daily News.)

One hundred
thousand

London, June 22-

and twenty German

troops have been hurried to the

 

eastern front as a last effort to
check the Russian offensive upon
Lemberg.

There is a terrific battle raging
Bug

making

along the River where the

Germans are desperate
attempts to arrest the Russian
advance and to prevent the im-
junction of Kovel
from falling into the hands of the
Russians.

Turkish Revolt,

The Turkish garrison at Smyr-

portant railway

na is in revolt with the result that
:

the city has been almost com-
pletely destroyed.

Plague at Constantinople.

It is reported that plague has
broken out in the barracks in
Constantinople, The sanitary con-
dition of the city is terrible and
the facilities for coping with such
an outbreak are of the most
meagre ee

 

PROGRAM ARRANGED
FOR DOMINION DAY

The committees in charge of
the Dominion Day sports met last
hall to make

The finance

evening in the city
final arrangements,
committee reported that $175 had
already been contributed. A list
of the donors will be published

later. Meantime, all . interested

may assist by applying to V. A.
Cole, George Tite or George Friz-
zell, who will be happy to receive
donations.

It was decided to set aside $150
for the

tising and $10 to the Cadets.

$15 to adver-.
The
will use any

field sports;
finance committee
further funds in giving prizes for
the best and
possibly to bring
the day.
The
were left, in the hands of the base-

decorated windows
a band here far
baseball arrangements

ball committee,

The following is the sports
program:

National Anthem and Maple
Leaf by the school children,

Baseball game, 2:30,

Field Sports.
$1.00; 75e;

Girls, 4 and under,

50e.

Boys, 4 and under, $1.00; 75¢;
50c,

Girls, 6 and under, $4.00; 75;
50e,

Boys, 6 and under, $4.60: 75

(Continued on Page four.)

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STRICTLY UNION HOUSE
Hart Bik, Third Ave.

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