The Daily I ml mm m m r. 1 I VY . VOL. VIII. NO. 120. WINCE nUPKftT.'jB. O, 8ATI ItDAY, JUNK , 1917. phicf, F1VK UBNT R Eli ON G DHOW MILITARY CE THREE IMPORTANT POINTS IN BELGIUM ARE BOMBED BY BRITISH AEROPLANES VIOLENT COUNTER ATTACKS j H.HUST X) JS j&rr '4mMmilbJvLmmmmmM iarrtf fasjsjsassissdi PRESIDENT WILSON ISSUES REPULSED BY THE FRENCH 'kw'foV,lND bssHtZbK A WARNING PROCLAMATION Bl ' OTRONO INFANTRY ATTACKS SUCCESSFULLY BROKEN ALL- 'J j! ELIGIBLE CITIZENS ATTEMPTINQ TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY ITALY" NIQMT ARTILLERY BOMBARDMENT KEPT UP BY ARE LIABLE TO PROSECUTION AND ARC GERMANS AUSTRIA NS SUFFER CIVI0ALE,'' JECT TO EVENTUAL MILITARY HEAVY LOSSES ifttANALE. SERVICE tlrll to Tli tally Xwi.i brought down, five more Oerman if'PUAVA VjS (!pCUl to Tb Ditty KCWS.) Pari, June 2. Violent Herman aeroplanes. Up lo date, he, hat nlEE&RD OF TRADE Washington, June 2 President counter attack were made on destroyed forty-three enemy hia-chines. Wilson In a proclamation tjjo sectors of the French front. AND SHIPBUILDING issued today, warns all persona The enemy artillery drumfire w as I seeking to avoid registration by CARDINAL MERCIER leaving the that country, they expose particularly concentrated and POINTS OUT DUTY A very full meeting of the themselves to prosecution their infantry advanced in close Hoard of Trade was held last and to military service eventually. wave, On both sectors the at. I.ondon, May 29.- A dispatch lo , nght, when among other things, in spite of their efforts to avoid jf SSk TtMNTtXA lacks were repulsed with Kreat the Dally Telegraph from Holler- ' the lack of shipbuilding orders it. losses to the enemy troop. The dd in says a new movement by the MONfNXOnf lv iVSr Com in Ib&kSsSbsBVb for the plant In this city was discussed. Invade Meeting. French artillery did enormous leading Hhineland Catholics os. gS'twujTOvixA Superintendent Pillsbury .New York, June 2. The Sixty- - T0 DUINO of the drydock staled that the jilnlli Hegimenl invaded a meet execution among the rank of the lensihly designed to renew rela- HASKUlNA standardized vessels that the ing held in Madison Square last ueruians and few of them reached lion between the Oerman and Munitions Board were issuing night, where thirteen thousand ur flrt line. ltetgian Catholics, lias brought specifications for were about 230 foreigners, assembled. They ar In the regions of Moulin, Le the following declaration from t , feet long arid would absorb two rested eight men who were in- rallaux, California 1'lateau and Cardinal Mercier, Primate of Del. lA driat 'c - million' reel of' lumber. These Idustrously distributing anti-reg- t.hcvreuz, the enemy"artillery kept glum: ' Jed TRIESTg vessels, he said, could be built islration literature. up a severe bombardment all Catholic iVer the frontier, who more economically here than in Utter Treason. through the night, evidently ex. have not found a single word of j ITALIAN SUCCESS Widow Receives Husband's Medals the cities to the south, by about New York, June 2 Three men pectiug a resumption of the Allied disapproval for those who slaugh The whole Isonzo front Is The memory of a brave man 20 per cent. Xo orders, however. have" been arrested In Columbus, advance. tered people in- Ilelgium and shot was honored by the residents of had been given for the Prince and were charged with treasonable Italian Front. down priests - these Catholics-,I,0W areas on ihe mf; andI U,e s,,f Chingford, when Col. W. Oraydon Itupert plant, where everything utterances against the selective home. June 2. The Italians who, for three years, have looked represent gains by Carler presented the .Military was In readiness for a start- draft proposals. the Italians on a front of six are jiow consolidating and re on with folded arms at the man. Cross, the I). C. M. and bar to Aid. Nelxon read replies to let-Mrs. Too Outspoken. miles. The total number of inforcing their lines with fresh tyrdom of a people now are sing, pris Mercer, the widow of Co. ters he had received from Sir Twelve outspoken objectors to oners taken was 15,000. troops. The captured positions ing hymns of brotherliness, peace Sergeant Major F. S. Mercer. The Itol.ert Horden, Mr. Huchart and the selective draft law in Kansas are being reforlifled. Frightful and forgelfulness. Hut it is our naval and military detachment. Sir George Foster oruthe subject, City, awakened' this morning behind losses continue to be Inflicted duty lo press for the restitution TROUBLES BOTH IN volunteers and police were pres. Sir George Foster was of the prjson bars. They were upon the enemy. They are tuak. of violated rights, punishment for ent. The photo shows Vamuel opinion that Prince Itupert was charged with conspiracy against AUSTRIA AND init tountJcC4unter attacks o the guilty and for means to make HUNGARY Mercer wearing' his' falneTp loo far away from the points of Ihe Government. Two women regain their lost potfliona, ap repetition Impossible. The hour i medals. priductibn of raw materials for l-nrre-included in the number. parently fully realizing their ini. for the exercise of .mercy car (puj to Tt iiiy swm i i i I. the building of steel vessels, evidently SUrtles New York-New portance. These counter attacks only strike when wrong has been Copenhagen, June 2. Austrian THE MUNITIONS BOARD being unaware that the York, June 2. The ship i ae been made repeatedly with righted and when contrition is dispatches received by the Ger-shown ' same freight rates apply from the ping world of New ork was a total disregard for the lives of and penance is accepted." man newspapers give the impres- AND SHIPBUILDING East to Prince Itupert as to Vancouver. startled today when on a state the attacking troops, llacli coun sion that the Hungarian crisis is Vancouver has to Import order, the harbor was closed for ler attack lias been repulsed with DRAFT CRIMINALS """gradually working in the direction the same raw- materials from the the greater part ot the forenoon. exceedingly heavy losses to the TO GERMAN ARMY of the dissolution of parliament. A telegram wa recently des Ftst, as would Prince Rupert. Vessels Sunk. Austrian. and consequent new elections. patched to the Hon. Thos. White. Nelson also referred to a London, June 2, The Ameri The flrcal offensive of the Italian There I a growing movement! Vienna Wanta Peace. Minister of Finance at Ottawa, by letter from Mr Flavelle in which can vessels Dirigo, Barbara, and hat already cost the Austrian in Germany for the drafting of deports from Vienna say that Messrs. G. W. Xiekersonond J. he staled that there had been no-W. Frances M. have been destroyed over three hundred thousand criminals into the army, says a simultaneously with the opening Scott, of this city, asking If body desirous of utilising this by German gunfire. The submarine in killed, wounded and mis, correspondent to The London of the Austrian parliament, thou-Chronlcle. there is any possibility of the shipbuilding, plant. Upon being in each case turned the crews ing. It is called a move- sands of the workmen will cease Government using the plant here assured by Aid. Nelson that Mr. out in open boats on the high Frlllsh Front. incut for "the rehabilitation of work, and a great procesum has to build ships. A reply was re- Flavelle was the chairman of the seas. London. June 2. Many tons of those under penal regulations." been organized as a denuntra- ceived this morning as follows: Munitions Hoard, Mr. David II. bomb were dropped by Itrillsli A powerful association ha been tion for peace. "Your wire received. Chairman Hays expressed some surprise at DENIED ENTRANCE aircraft on the lielgian town of formed, with a Pastor Seyfarlh at . of Munitions Hoard slates that such a statement, as he had a TO LORD AKR0EEN i Osleml, Zeebruggo and Bruges, its head, for the purpose of in. SPAIN SEIZES WHEAT he wrote a committee from Prince letter from Mr. Hunter, ,of the which are important military duclng the authorities to-consent Itupert which waited on him in firm or Swan, Hunter nichard-matter Ottawa, 'June 1. An incident point. Great damage wan done, to drafting prlsonor into the' spcui to n. dU) .vwm referred to stating that on. one of the largest of the Tyne occurred here during the evening apparently to ammunition depots army, the Joining of the army to Halbod, Spain, June 2. The the Hoard would bd pleased to shipbuilding companies. This which caused some amusement. a great eiplolon were observed. be equivalent to a formal am- Spanish Government has ordered have any proposals which they firm had desired to lease the plant Lord Aberdeen, former governor-general Prisoner Taken. ncsty by the Kmperor. the seizure of a cargo of wheat could make for the building of here, but their efforts in this di- of Canada, arrived at the Between April IS and May 21, Lengthy dissertations on the from the Argentine on board the ships at Prince Itupert, and that rection had been frowned upon b' Parliament Buildings to call upon the number of Herman prisoners ubject are scattered through the steamer Itosario, which is con- up lo dale, no proposals nave .the Munitions Hoard, of which Mr. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and was held falling into the hands of the prets.( It is pointed out that the signed to Switzerland, been received." Fla elle was chairman. up at the door by the Dominion French reached a total of 31.829. wearing of the Kaiser's uniform Soldiers Riot, Aid. Nelson did not attempt to policeman whose duty it is to of whom '8,045 were umvounded. has always been an honor for Madrid. June 2. Severe rioting IS AGENT-GEN. ONCE MORE defend the statement of Mr. Fla. keep out any one, not armed with Expect 8m Fight. every Herman, ana mai om nas proken out at Harcelona ,Ye,,e- the necessary ticket of admittance. Copenhagen, June 2. The Herman those who are honorable men are among the soldiers of the garri- (Special to Tb Dally .New.) i It was moved by Mr W. E. His lordship wa9 Compelled press looks for another sea worlhy of this honor. If this son there" Numerous ofllcers have London, June 2, On account Williams, and seconded by Mr. to wait at the door until he fight soon, and ft Is expected her principle is sapped, says one been imprisoned. of the illness or Sir flichard Mc- nulger. "that this Hoard of Trade had sent in his card and it re that another naval battle i imminent, paper, the foundations of the es. ' , Bride, Mr. J. II. Turner, who was co-operate with the city council ceived the OJv. or the secretary when the German lligh timation in which the army is WESTHOLME THEATRE agent-general for British Co- nnd'a committee of three from of the Leader or the Opposition. Seas Fleet puts out to sea. The eld are also sapped. Hut there , , lumbla before Sir Hichard, has this Hoard or Trade, together with He submitted to the procedure German storie of - the British are reason "ai me present time ; At the Westholmo tonight there succeeded to the oniclal duties a committee or three appointed by without protest. Lord Aberdeen losses nre discounted here. for recognizing the efforts of will be shown a very line photo- temporarily. ;th'e mayor go into the pros and is on a briet visit to the capital. Abandon Hope, warm-hearted men on behalf of play entitled "Nanette of the cons or the shipbuilding question Thu Hague, Juno 2. Gennauy criminals and other prisoners. It Wilds," This is a ploy of the THE COUNTY COURT and find out Just what is btock- THE FOOD SITUATION has apparently abandoned all Is a Christian principle lo forget great "out-of-doors." The star At Hie county court yesterday g the operation or the. plant' hope of a separate peace with and forgive, and penalties Im- artiste is Paulino Frederick, who before Judge loung, Paul Kaldak. it was suggested that some out- srcui to tim Dtiiy niwi. HuMia, The Frankfurter Gazelle posed on wrong-doers, It must I so favorably known here. The the Indiun who was charged with sftle capable business man be e London,-June 2-r-The losses or warn the people of the danger never bid forgotten, are not so out-door life makes an appeal to theft at Alice Arm, was sentenced cured, oh lary, to take steps to ships conveying cereals to Great of the unnfllclal truce oit the eat-ern much retributive a reformative. most folks, and this play is one to six moiuns imprisonment m secure contracts for shipbuilding, Britain have been reduced to only front, and ay that Germany The existence of the Fatherland 'which everyone will delight in. Iho Okalla prison farm. The cae nnj to get a lease of the ship-of 0 per cent. Baron Devonport has will deal with the Ilussian sltua. is now nt stake, says The Ham. As nn actress Pauline Frederick Ilex v. It. W. Keith, who,con- building plant from the G. T. P. ben compelled to resign from Hon forthwith. burger Fremdenblatt, and in Ihejjs charming and she cannot fail ins'i to stealing jewellery from and that a company be formed for his position as Food Controller, A Famous Aviator. neari u many a criminal ai wie in mis piny to make many rriemi. toe snie or uie tavoy uoiei was that purpose. on tiecount of ill health. Paris, June 2 Guynemer, the preenl crisis In the history of A Truvelogue will also be d h- also up, nno; Hie accused was sen- , rt,e committee appointed to act famous French avialor. has his country n growing ami grow plu)cd. and a Palhe Gazette, which lenceil to twelve monllia- Uelen. wm, the anoointees of the mavor Fancy" cups1, saucers, and din. lug patriotism has pruug up, shows all tho most interesting lion ut the Okalla prison farm. were Messrs de Gex, Hal peck and ner sels at Tile's at reduced prices which ought to be recognized and i'V fill of recent date in a wide W. K. Williams. for the next two weeks. tf. utilized. Let those who desire it compass. ' SUN AND TIDE WESTEOLME have a chance of going -out to Sunday, June 3rd. I TO ENCOURAGE TOURISTS For dressed lumber of all kind meet tho enemy, and by brave Tho King' Birthday (Monday !Sua rises tjfl a. in.! Albert A McCsffery. Phone IIS. PAULINE TONIGHT ONLY deeds win back their lost social being a holiday, us set out in the Sun sets 0:10 p. m.' At the Board or Trade meetiiis FREDERICK position. School Laws and regulations, will lligh water 12:9o. m. III. ...'held last liisht. a letter was read The be obseretl in tho local schools. Low water .5:5 n. in. 111. 1.2 i from the Pacific Northwest Tour- "Nawilte of Wilds" NORWAY TURNS W. it. VANCi; Boo. of Board. High Water ..11:57 p.m. lit. 17.5 lt Aocinlion asklnir fur ro-nn. LONDON CAFE Five acts, Low water ...5:18 p.m. lit; tU 'eratlon In advertising the Pacific AND GRILL (RrUI to Tlw Dir Nw.J Carpel squares, Kxtr special .Monday. Juna ut. Northwest, of which Prince, Hu. Third Avenue PATHE GAZETTE Chrlsllanla, Juno 2 Norway discount of 20 for cah at Tito's. Hun rises. 1:1 a. m.)ert u the centre. Prompt Servlee of the Beet (ho Huns. She has turned against nun sets ..u:i.' p. in. TRAVELOGUE - COMEDY cannot bo friendly towards a Jut arrived, 260 tons of lump Low water . . .6:30 a. in. lit., 3.1 The favorite household, Coal Is there la to eM et all AdmlMlon 10 M (. country which releutlo)y uks coal. Phono 116 Albert A Mo-Caff High water is:as p. in. in. Ladysmlth Welllnoton. Phone 15, BOXES FOR LAMCS her peaceful tahlpplug. ery. Low water P "L 7.o "Prince Rupert Coal Co. tf.