.1.MY 2 7 The Daily News VOL. IX. NO. H MUJICE RUPERT, B.C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1918. cm 7 IP i LOCAL RA C7 PS BRITISH AND FRENCH KEEP THE ENEMY ON QUI VIVE-FRENCH MAKE ADVANCE FRENCH SOLDIERS ADVANCE 'ALLIES' ACTIVITY Uim FIVE AIR RAIDERS BRITISH AND GERMAN IWAPITI HERD WILL IN AIR, PRELUDE TO BROUGHT DOWN BY TANKS HAVE A BE TURNED LOOSE ON Unto Di nnlKLff IMJ Al I AlK 1 big air offensive1 London defenders PITCHED BATTLE QUEEN CHARLOTTES SUCCESSFUL OPERATION! CONCLUDED IN REGAINING 'POSI-TI0N8 i (t petli! to Tb Dallj 5ew) (SpuJ to n Dally ?rwi) . London, May 21. German Game Conservation Board Makes HEAVY GERMAN COUNTER ATTACK UPON Paris, May 22. The French Tendon, May 22 Of the twenty tanks which made their first np Arrangements for Preservation BRITISH LINES AT MERVILLE REPULSED military critics of Fast Vanishing are of the opinion to thirty German Golha machines pearance on the western front AFTER HEAVY BOMBARDMENT Species. that Salurday'saerlal activity over which were engaged in the attack during the recent German offen- ipial 10 tb Daily Wwi hostile counter attack made on 'Melt and Cologne was only the over London on Sunday night, five sive came off second best in their Victoria, May 20, Any mis With Ihe British Armies In the tame point was broken up by prelude to the greatest air offend are officially reported to have encounters with the morje power givings that might have been sive of the war. They point been brought down. One of the France. May 22.r The French oar artillery Are and machine par. ful and belter managed British entertained as to the efficacy of ho have been fighting ticularly to the new and bold raiding machines was seen to tanks. trooDi guns. the Attorney-General's scheme for burst into flames elevation methods of the French airmen at an Full accounts have just reached of the British have noafitde car Italian Offensive. I of seven thousand feet, and crash, the conservation of the game of ried out another of their whirl Washington, May 22 An offi who attack in biped daylight, a ed to the earth. the British general staff here of the province have doubtless been rind attacks to a auccessful con. cial dispatch receive! here from an ,ndicallon ot the allies to pur- the first pitched battle between dispelled this the ere by very tloiiooon the battlefield of Flan Hwitierland says that Information "p luo w"r u' in uie WINDSOR HOTEL CASE German and British tanks in itri, and have thereby advanced frptii Vienna showed that Austria t WAS DISMISSED TODAY which a squadron of six German thorough manner in which the Ueir line along a front of four Game Conservation Board has en Uouiand yards In the Loncre operations in the East on May 20, TURK TROOPS MUTINY (SptcUl to Tbe DaUr newt) tanks were routed. The battle tered upon its duties. Although teeter The Urltiah have lately In order to The occurred on April 24 near Villers the new'body less concentrate all their case of the Windsor Hotel, is than a month captured several hundred prison-trt, forces for the drive on the Italian IN ASIA MINOR ARMY charged with a breach of the Prohibition Brelonneux, south of the Somme old, with one of its members yet and are pushing forward to front- Act, was dismissed in the in Picardy. Six German tanks ap to be the ptal depth, thereby gaining all (SptfUl to TIM DaUj Atwa.) police court this morning by peared in front of the British line appointed, preliminary Ueir objectives. BRITISH AIR RAIDS London, May 22. A typort rt- Magistrate Carss. In giving his shortly before noon and started work carried out so far has placed A CounUr AUaok. DAMAQE COLOONEIceived here from Athens states decision. Magistrate Carss said to roll up the flanks of the British its members in possession of a London, May 22 A heavy Ger. . ,that the Turkish troops in Asia that it street rumors were to be infantry positions. A call for complete grasp of the needs of sua counter attack was launched London, May 21. Fourteen, Minor have mutinied, and also believed, these premises were being help was sent to the nearest British the game situation. jeiUrday against the British new persons were killed and more than ;that a force sent to quell the dls-forly conducted as near to a dance tank camp and a squadron, While it is too early yet to poiiUont notjbwest of Mervllle. were injured when Fnlente!orders has deserted. It Is alleged hall as could be. Such, however, including both "male" aad "female" foreshadow A vary heavy bombardment pre Allied airplanes raided Cologne on i that there have been many de- was not evidence, and be could tanks shortly appeared on any specific program ttiti the enemy'a advance, but Saturday, according to a dispatch serllons from the Turkish garri only go upon the evidence brought the scene. A rough and tumble each district in the province has despite the intenilty of hia ar-UUery from Amsterdam to the Central sons in the towns along the Asia forward. combat ensued. been asked to collate every essential preparation, hia Infantry News Agency. Six Allied aviators Minor coast. The British female tanks, which detail which has any bearing cab- itiecceded In reaching the RED CROSS NOTES appeared first, were outfought. look part in the raid. Much damage whatsoever upon the game con Bniuh positions at two points, but the arrival of the heavier ANOTHER SLICE OF was done In the centre of servation in the particular lo are ht was severely dealt with. Cologne, especially In the market FRANCE DEMANDED Mi?. A. II. Allison and Mrs. F. male tanks completely changed Tat French troops last night re place. BY GERMAN PRESS button will have charge of the the situation and the Germans cality. These reports will even sulted two raids In the eelon Moet Successful. sale of home-cooking to be held fled after receiving a bad beating tually be submitted to the Board' aorth of Bailleul. London, May 21 A most suc Amsterdam, May 22 German Lin the. Red Cross but on Third . Meanwhile the . British had aad Jt will be upon,the Information In Plcardy. cessful rjtld was carried out Saturday newspapers are now demanding Avenue on Saturday afternoon. brjought up several of the new- contained therein that the London. May 22. The French in broad daylight on rail. the extension of Alsace-Lorraine Friday being a public holiday, the fast cruiser type, called 'Whippet' coming hunting season will be troops stilt seem to be most ac-Int way stations, lactones ana Dar-rpcks further into France, "as a protec sale will be held on Saturday instead- tanks which debouched and at regulated. The first general meeting of the forces of the Kntente at Cologne. Thirty-three tion against a neighbor: who for tacked the enemy's positions on of the full' Board will take sow upon the western front. They bombs were dropped and were more than COO years has always The sum realized last week at a ridge, rolling up the uerman place at the Parliament Buildings in acain engaged in raiding op. seen to explode on railway sheds- been the attacker." the Red Cross sale amounted to line from the north. It developed on July next, after which an im (rations near Lassigny, on the The Dritish bombing machines It is suggested that the frontier 186.10 for which the ladies of that this ridge was held by a line portant pronouncement of policy task of the German line as it were attacked by several hostile which now runs along the crest of the Eastern Star are heartily of machine gun posts, while beyond within the provisions of the new- lUad toward Amiens. acouts, two of which were driven the Yosges mountains should thanked. The following are the the crest a large German law will be made. Uttls Infantry Fighting. down out of control. All the Brit hereafter be at the bottom of the contributor's and the winners of force was massing in the open In connection with the Govern. Parja. May 22 The Allied ish aeroplanes returned safely. French side of the mountains. the articles drawn for: Mr. Vv. for an attack. The "Whippets" ment owned elk, which for some unies on the western front are according to the official statement "Germany surely has the right G. fiarrie presented a cedar chest, ran from shell hole to shell hole, time have languished at the tcaiUntlr engaging the German on aerjal operations issued by the to secure her frontiers, as Austria which was won by Mr. W. Shrub- inflicting terrible casualties and colony far?n at Essondale, these i fUrd their preparations for war ofilce. The statement con. has done,' saya the semi-official sail; Mrs. J. L. Christie, 3 lbs. completely disorganizing the enemy's will be removed, not as at first u advance towards the Channel linues by saying that the weather IStrassburg Post, "and she will coffee, won by Mrs. G- Bryant; preparations for attack- was proposed to Vancouver Is. rta- The French troops In the on Friday again favored opera. 'certainly claim that her heroic Wm. Keith, nugget pin, won by These seven tanks, each with a land, but to the Queen Charlotte bxrs sector, have advanced into tiona in the air. Over 22 tons of efforts entitle her to a tranquil R. E. Benson; Mr. and Mr;, J. full crew of twenty men, inflicted Islands. This herd, or rather tntmy s third line trenches. bombs were dropped on Tournal, and peaceful existence hereafter. Carmichael (Halifax), hydrangea more than four hundred casualties neucleus of a herd, will in company T Australians defending Amiens Courtral and the Chaulnes railway plant, won by Mrs. T. II. Arneil; while the casualties on board the with the Australian red deer, ' ireitly improved Their posl-uaa, station, as well as on several JOINT SIBERIAN Mrs. Dulger, butter dish, won by tanks were ou!y five men. The commence their Journey to their on the American front hostile airdipmes and billets all MILITARY OPERATIONS C. J- Graham; Mrs. Lawrence. tanks left their base shortly before new northern home on Wednes tkws has been the usual lively the front. hanging basket, woe by V. H. noon and were back at their day first, all the arrangements for tettrthange of artillery fire, but along London. May 22. Japan and Tobey; Alex Finnie, bcx of cigars. base again by 3 o'clock in the their transportation having been w Ashling has occurred. The ROUNDING UP HUNS China have come to an underv won by F. II. Mobley; Mr. Arnold, afternoon. completed. ts Irjie of the situation on IN EAST AFRICA standing relalivt to the carrying 15 gold piece, won by R. L. Mc There are already seven or tt Italian front. out of Joint military operations intosh; Mrs. F. II. Mobley, kettle, HUN MISCALCULATION eight herds on Vancouver Island, British Italds Successful. London, May 20 The follow in Siberia. won by R. E- Benson; Mrs. L. King, BRINGS ALLIES CLOSER and they are now deemed to have London. . 99 Ruiafitt camisole, won by Mrs. R. S. increased to the requisite num. Bfituh raids have been under-n ing issued omciai dealing communication with the opera,is "JACK AND JILL" AT THE Wright; Mrs .11. C. Nunan, 5 gold London, May 21. The carrying ber. to ensure full strength of the n Flanders and ricardy. lions In East Africa: WESTHOLME TONIGHT piece, won by F. W. Chandler; through of the American effort, species- It Is possible that in the, "oitile artillery has been active Fst Africa our Mrs. J. Smith, boudoir cap, won The Morning Post says, means near future the existing ctbte Handera, near Arras, and a 'In Portuguese converging on me No. You're wrong. This Jack by J. II- McLeod; Mr, J. Myhil the turning of the scale against season embargo may be removed wpulie of a Herman attack on columns main German are force, which Is re and Jill did not go up the hill Jones, suitcase, won by Angus the enemy. Germany, it says, on Vancouver Island, and the' ttern porjtion of the Flan, established in the vicin to get a pail of water at all. You McDonald. never made a more profound or Board may probably decide to de front ts reported by General ported as are thinking about the other Jack Mr. W. H. Smith, the local rep. more fatal miscalculation than clare a six-week open season and today. Hi, report says: ity of Nanungo, approximately con and Jill, but this Is a totally different resentative of the Canadian Explosives, when she held the power of limit the bag to one six-point of tne rrfy troops carried out a suc- ISO miles due south and the pair. Jack Plckford nnd Ltd., is thanked on be. America to be cheap, bull. It is expected that the herd Ii'i ,ocal Pera"on northwest fluence of the Ilovutna 100 miles Louise Huff take up the tltlo roles half of his company for the hand, "The Kaiser and his advisers." being removed to the Queen Charlottes about aienrllle yesterjday evening, and Lujcnda rivers, In this play, and their reputation some contribution of (250, a says the Times, "fThve brought will in their new surround, bought back thirty prisoners. A Inland from Port Amerlla. Is sufficient to make a full house cheque for which amount is together the English.speaking ings, regain their natural sense "The German detached fonces this evening. In addition to jhese gr Uefully acknowledged. The peoples more closely and more of protection agaln't enemies, which were opposing our advance noted actors in this great play. Mice Arm branch is also thanked rapidly than the fondest dreamers which they may have lost In con from Port Amelia have fallen Chartio Chaplin will also be shown for the sum of 170, as well as the after more intimate relations be. finement, and In course of time; FOR SALE back, fighting rearguard actions "One A.M." unarne i.uaiiin Sandsplt Knitting Club for 10 tween them had dared hope. That the northern islands may hope t' in th dimeull country towaru in beginning to like Prince nuperi pairs of socks, and the Queen Is an Immense event In the history be .another playground for- ,the Nahlno, Nanungo- Portuguese columns arc is Ru of the old world and the Boat "Malsura" much as Prince Rupert likes Mary Knitting Club, Prince new. big game hunter. Apply to operating north of the Salu river as Thai's why he Is coming pert, for 10 pairs. It Is the greatest that has hap. C HAMADA and south of the Lurjo river. back hlin. ogaln so orten. ueiwren One of the finest things done by pened, except the war itself, since Outing shoes for the 2lth. Administrator Kstate of M. Jack and Jill and Charley Chaplin the Red Cross Society in France the French Revolution. Wallace's. .1, "amada, 8uga House ITALIANS OF MILITARY they altogether masi up Is to find the mothers of the boys "The lesson for England and tonight, Hayview Hotel) AGE HERE MUST atnvt which will be ful who are dying every day for us America Is plain and there Is Dance. )n Harvey's Hall tonight, a programme and attraction, ami and to bring them to the hospitals abundant proof that both understand vnftiiviir. Mar 20. Hy agree of which Interest will be very nam 10 uea as quickly as possible. Before it. We have to stick it out Ladyimlth Wellington Coal re ment with the Italian government, anyone Is allowed to land from anil the Americans have to hurry duces your fuel bill and gives aubjecta of that country who Raincoats. the steamer, an official calls out, up, and they are hurrying up satisfaction. Phone 18. .P. R, WESTHOLMff. would be eligible for military service Th. Pmllr Shoe Store will give Any relatives of the wounded?" splendidly. Coal Co. were they in their native discount off all men's and They are always given the prefer "Not one peace note has been TONtQHT land, limy be drafted into .au-dlan 0 . 1- .... I'l.tirftiilftV. ence and are hurried on in waiting beard in Congresa- The only criti ONLY ....--. raincoum Uc regiments, and the military women s motors to the big stalwart cisms breathed against tho Gov. 23rd. c.roo aiut Louisa Mur police are now busy rounumta ui-Italians May men who are like little children In ernment consist of occasional "JCK of military T'e Local 207 will meet their pain and weakness aitd all complaints that it does not get on "PM AND JILL" reason for this agreement Is eco-nnn,i. Machinists the Carpentera' Hall at they ask before they g-o is to see fast enough with the war. That prmouni Traiwr. it..! hoino- a vast saving tonight in mother." Isn't It worth while to is the riwht temper for both sides CHARLIE CHAPLIN effected by sending the men direct 8 o'clock sharpy help do tM? of the All rUc." FOH QUALITY i .. .nt tmm here instead or reliable "Invlctus" shoes, F.ItVICE and SATISFAOTrOfj In.. ,"NC A. M. ilonnrilnir them to Italy. All un MenU Sfrt, p Ion to a4 4re ofeoes For New Wellington Coal and ui.ir vrr taaWsk ItAlkln ....i.i ti.ti.n between the ages qualltyy""""''' for mm, worm attd chiwwi. Ir Lumber- of all dimensions. s IX DAY WKKKFO MM.P. hsiia . ruins s of 10 and 3 are eligible to be Dance lu Harvey's Hall leJt. Faaitttr ftK SKm. 1M 1t. drafted. 8