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PRINCE RUPERT, B.

C. FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1915.

THE DAILY NEW

 

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SER RIDICULES
MOSES COTSWORTH

(Sneclal to The Dally News.)
30.—Hlon. W.
“The

Columbia,”

neouver, July

in his reply to

British

owser
s in
hered with ridicule Moses
and the clerical spon-

He showed

worth
for the document.
Cotsworth, while engaged in
rovernment employ had been
ged as a land speculator and
lleged stakings
started a attack

ye government since his dis-

fraudulent

venomous
al. Bowser says the clerics
the dupes of a designing old
who doctored figures to suit
The name

Mann was hissed,

yalicious purpose,
r Donald
1

1ere was no disorder. gre
filled except the top
The
two and a half hours

was
ry attorney-general
e for

ing charges from the docu-

 

S WORK IS DONE:
NOW FOR SUBMARINES

 

28.—Captain Per-
naval critic if the Tageblatt,
about the ships sunk by sub-

rlin, July

nes:
submarine activities
fruitful the
as formerly, it will be
Ger-

s our

not so during
week
ved here and there in
y that

being

special precautions

taken not to injure
ral commerce,
to ascertain if such
e fact, but all the
herefore is the reported good

It is not pos-
really

more joy-

which,

SS, at the same time,
*s that there are no grounds
the belief that the

have

nxiely or

submarines

s of our
clipped,”
lis evening’s Kreune Zeitung
es

The

g& which

in similar vein:

had done one good
will be hailed
by the whole
The

submarines

note
with

sfaction Ger-

people, pen has done

work, now have

ir say,”

CARD OF THANKS

 

fr. and Mrs. R. R. Morgan de-

e to thank the many friends
their late son for the kind
ipathy extended to them in

ir sudden bereavement.

640 ACRES

Of Crown Grarited Yand on
Graham Island for sale at

 

 

$2.50 per acre for a. very
limited time.

DYBHAVN & HANSON

eo.

 

on aoe

Albert Rooms

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

 

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STRICTLY MCDERN
RENTS REASONABLE
Weekly or Monthly by Arrangement

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BECKER | PROTESTS
INNOCENCE TO LAST

(Spevial to The Dally News.)
York, 30,

Becker was electrocuted today for

New July Charles

the murder of Herman Rosenthal,

the gambler. He left a statement

protesting his innocence and elo-

gising his wife, whose

graph

photo-

he wore pinned oyer his

heart at death.

OFFICERS APPOINTED
FOR B. C. HOSPITAL

The officers of No.
pital

5 B. C.,
received their

Hos-
have service
ranks and all oflicers, nurses, C.

O.’s and rank and file have been
inoculated.
Maior Hard, M. D.,

CG. O., is lieut-Colonel,

of Vieboria,
and a siin-.
ilar rank has been conferred upon
Dr. F. C. MeTavish,
Dr. Robertson,
toria,

of Vaneouver,
of Vic-
Panton,

Herman
who
for
some time and who is to join the
British
in Europe.

Drs. H. L. Burris, of Kamloops,
F. P. Patterson, H. 8. Munro, of
Vancouver, and Dr. Gillies are
Dr. I. T. Wall, of
the rank of

and Captain
has been on service in France
base

Columbia hospital

now majors.

Prince has
captain.

The complete list of the oMecers
follows: O. C., Lieut-Col. FE. ©,
Hart, R. A. M. C., Victoria;
Col. F. C. MeTavish,
Lieut.-Col. H
Lieut.-Col, Panton,
Major H. L.
Major F, P.
Major H. 8.
Major A. P, Proctor,
Captain A. C, Front,
Nicholson,
Campbell,

Whellans,
O'Brien,

Rupert

Lieut.-
Vancouver:
Victoria;
now in France

. Robertson,
Burris, of Kamloops;
Vancouvel;
Vancouver;
Vancouver;

Paterson,
Munro,

Ladysmith;
Captain F. Vancouver;
Vancou-
Victo-
Nanaimo:

Captain J. E.
ver; Captain H,
ria; Captain L.
Captain R. B.
Captain R. C. &.

Boucheer, Vaneou-

ver; Lindsay,

Vancouver, Captain A, B. seha-
Captain 35,
W. A.

Captain H. H,

brine, Vancouver;
Bonnell,
Clarke, Vancouver;
MeIntosh,
H. McKee,
bh. Muller,
Walker,

Wall,
P. Hannington,
W, B. McKenzie,
Cait *1",: eee
ster; Captain W.

Fernie; Captain
Vancouver:
Vancouver; Captain ".
Captain W. P.
Captain T. T.

Victoria;
Victoria;
Prince Rupert; Captaia 1.
Wilmer; Captaie
Vancouver: Cap-
New Westmin-
Dinbar, Burna:
Victoria,

Green,

J. Gibson,
Miller,
Captain hk, VF

by; Captain H,
Captain D. J.

Quartermasters
Winch, Vancouver;
Lewin, Victoria.

Warrant officers—R, Glass, R.
A. M. G., Vancouver; A. Morriso ,
Vancouver.

Rossland;

Captain J.

FOOTBALL

The following is the lineup of
the Merchants for their game to-
night: Duff, goal; Ives and Cur-
backs: Knowles, Kinghorn
Waugh, Ar-
and

 

rie,
and Buchan,
Brighton,
forwards.

halves;
thur, Thomas
Doodson, Reserves:

Simpson and Montgomery,

Follow the orowd to Self’s
Gafe. There is a reason,. Next
102tf.

 

Majestic Theatre.

Captain C.}inp

 

 

 

 

 

The above

the

apex.

map shows the railroad lines of which Warsaw

is

 

 

(Special to The Dally News.)

London, Juiy 3°.—Warsaw, the
third city in in the
throes of abandonment. The Ger-
mans in overwhelming numbers,
the city. Petrograd
further resistance
The problem
the
as they

Russia, is

are before
advises that
unwise.
to
armies intact,
aced on the south and north.

A triumphal entry of the city
hy the
veing arranged by the Germans.

Petrograd Report.
30. — Grand

would be

now is move Russian

are men-
Kaiser and his consort is

Petrograd, July

LARGE ARRIVALS
FROM HALIBUT BANKS

‘The James Carruthers, of the
Canadian Fish & Cold Storage
Go., brought in 95,000 pounds of
yesterday, and the Chief
55,000

halibut
Skugaid

The American
and
and 28,00° pounds respec-

pounds.
Ath-
in

schooners

ena Shamrock brought
24,000
tively. With several smaller boats
_ the total for the day approach-

ed the quarter million mark.

 

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* WORK FOR DRYDOCK *
* *
* Application has been *
* made by the 1,000-ton *
* steamer Delhi to use the *
* drydock for repairs at *
* *

an early date.
We Ae ee AMEE ea ae aa

RHKKHEHEHHERH ET HOEY
* BYLAW VOTE TODAY

 

the re-decking
re-

Whether
bylaw not,
planking will be
To have the cost
four
is essential that the bylaw
Have you re-

passes or
proceed
years, it

spread over

be passed.

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JACK JUDGE RO! BARNES
UNDEn  =\Y MANAGEMENT

THE

Cozy Barber Shop
BATHS

THIRD AVE. ALDEA BLK.

GERMANS IN OVER WHELMING
NUMBERS ARE BEFORE WARSAW

CITY IN THROES OF ABANDONMENT — PETROGRAD ADVISES
THAT FURTHER RESISTANCE UNWISE — EXPERTS
AGREE THAT EVACUATION

PROPER STEP

 

1S THE

 

Duke Nicholas and his Slav arm-

have the
though it

and all

ies escaped
trap

Warsaw

understood

German

that

Poland west of

the Bug river had been lost. There

panic, but a grim

that the

is no

fidence vast

con-

resources

of Russia will yet decide the con-

flict. Experts agree

evacuation of Warsaw
proper step,

battle

that

was

the
the

in order to avoid a

until the Russian army is

adequately equipped to drive the

enemy out.

CANADA’S PREMIER

HONORED IN LONDON

London, July 30.—Sir

Borden, who has

London after

returned

Robert

to

visiting the Cana-

dian troops in the trenches, yes-

terday had the
city

Lord Mayor.

freedom of the
conferred unon him by the

 

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MACHINE GUN FUND

*

*

* subscription list. of the
* above fund up: te last
* night.

* Amount previously ac-
* knowledged ...... $456.50
* Dr. A. E. Tremayne.. 25
* TT: Dy Pattullo....... 10
* Miss Doris Pattullo.. 10
* Rey. Canon G, A. Rix, 10
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* P. R. Real Estate Ex.. 50
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* Robert MeKay...... 5
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LONDON CAFE

And Grill

Faultiess Service of Fault-

less Food
Hart Bik.

2 BOXES FOR LADIES

Third Ave.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NORWEGIAN COLLIER
ASHORE ON UMATILLA

(Special to The Dally News.)
Vancouver, July 30.—The Nor-

wegian collier Thor, bound from

San Francisco to Nanaimo, is
ashore on the Umatilla reef with

two holes in her: hull,

FRED N. CLIFTON
DROWNED AT VERNON

 

 

 

Information has been received’

the city that Fred Clifton,
who left here with the last con-
has met with a sad end
His nude body was

tingent,
near Vernon.
found in Kalamalka

creek, near

the camp. He had been missing
for
him could be found.
sumed that he had gone to the
creek to bathe and had drowned.

Mr.
Prince Rupert,

some days, and no trace of

It is pre-

Clifton was an old-timer in
having come here
from the prairies before the city
During
in

his
the

was ‘incorporated.
stay the city
baking business.

THOSE TERRIBLE
LITTLE MACHINES

The following is an extract
from a recent speech by the Rt.
Hon. D. Lioyd George, Minister
of Munitions:

“At the outbreak of the war we
believed that victory was due to us
as a tribute Fate, but we
have since learned that vur prob-
lem is to organize victory.

“We are short of machine guns,
but if I could place my hand on
adequate number of skilled
the supply could be
doubled in a few days. This is
a most serious question for the

in he was

from

an
workmen

army, as most of the slaughter
is done by these terrible little
machines.

move of the
is not easy
it should be
forces

“What the next
Germans will be it
to but. if
to concentrate upon our
in the it is vitai
(he repeated it)—-for the life of
vital order
to retain their
that every available ma-

forecast,

 

west if is vital

our people, it is in

to
position,

enable them
chine gun which can be produced
should be returned without the
least possible delay.

“Our men can defend thems; +l
ves—no men in the world can do

 

CHARLIE CHAPLIN AT

WESTHOLME THEATRE
ewaeeeee

The Westholme Theatre to-
night and tomorrow night pre-
sents the inimitable Charlie Chap-
lin in ‘‘The Star Boarder.” The
remainder of the is 4
blend of comedy and drama, in-
cluding “Our Fairy Play,” 4
comedy in two parts, “While the
Tide was Rising,’ a drama, “The
Fables of Napoleon the
Bumps," and a very fine Hearst-
Selig Gazette,

war and world’s news.
On Monday the Majestic Stock
Company begins a four-days en-

program

and

showing the latest

gagement, when they will pat ov
an entire change of program from

their last in the city,
Try a box of Kirmess Choco-
lates, made in B. C., at Orme’s

JAPANESE CABINET
TENDERS RESIGNATION

(Special to The Dally Newe)
Tokyo, July 30.—The Japanese
cabinet, headed by Count Okuma,
has tendered its resignation, fol-
lowing investigation into
protesting his innocence andeulo-
A reconstruction is likely.

an

tions.

LOSES MEMORY
ON BATTLEFRONT

Moose Jaw, Sask., July 29.—A
remarkable case of loss of mem-
ory through injury on the
firing line in France, is related
by the victim letter to a
this city. The writer
is George Hitchcock, who was a
clerk in the C. P. R. freight oflice
here, and who went with the first
contingent.

 

an

in a

friend in

He writes as follows:

 

“T am sorry to say I have been
suffering from concussion, owing
to a shell bursting almost on top
Owing to this I have lost
my memory and cannot yet re-
member any of ou. I cannot re-
member ever being in Canada alt
all. The first thing I can clearly
remember is waking up in the
hospital in France and asking
where I was. I was told that I
had been there for ten days. I
do not remember my mother or
anyone I knew before this hap-
am much better now, although I
pened. The doctors say it will
all come back in time, se’m not
worrying very much, although it’s
rather awkward at times.

“You me how Tom _ was
getting along. Well, I don’t re-
member him, but my mother came
to me and was telling me
about a fellow named Tom Has-
well, who was in Canada with me,
perhaps, it’s the same. If so
brought wedding
cake from him and told me he
had got married. They tell me
we were in an awfully warm cor-
ner when I got hurt, and that my
company was almost wiped out,
so I suppose I am lucky to get
away as well as I did.”
In a postscript Hitehcock says
five different
convalescent

of me.

ask

see

so,

she me some

in
one

been
and

he has
hospitals

home.

 

better, but they can do it with
less loss of life and more effec-
tively if they are supplied with
an adequate number of machine
guns, and it is within the power
of skilled labor in
to supply those machine

within the next few weeks.”

WEST HOLME

OPERA HOUSE

RUPERT'S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW

this country
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Charlie Chaplin in
“THE STAR BOARDER”

“OUR FAIRY PLAY”
Comedy in two parts.

HEARST-SELIG GAZETTE
Showing all the latest news.

“WHILE THE TIDE WAS
RISING” — Drama.

“The fables of Napoleon and
the Bumps”

Prices 10 and 15 cents.

Next Week: The Majectic
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