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CONCERTED ATTACK T0 BE
MADE ON PETROGRAD BY THE
KOLCHAK AND FINNISH FORCES

pOLSHEVIKI ARE PLANNING TO EVACUATE PETROGRAD:
COUNCIL OF FIVE APPROVE ATTACK ON RUSSIAN
CAPITAL BY JOINT _ ES

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LOWER PRICES FOR

10 INVESTIGATE
FIUMERIOTS

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=: GATE RECEIPTS ALL EVIDENCE —

ARE LESS THAN

HALF MILLION

Only Stightty | Over > Vatity Thou-
sand People Witnessed the

’ n, July 9 All grades
Commission age. wed a have dropped in price
of Five to Make Report during the past week, showing 4
and Advise. ae e of 81 per hundred. Steers!
_ _ id on these yards as high lagt
al by G.T.P. Telveraphs week end as 811.25 and were
july @. The ted up to 812, but the highes
day “appointed an imi ile this week was on Me - for
mmission to investigat £10.50 for nine and the mis
roubles } al - n en are juoting t lever
slic ports bet the king a full cent drop There
sod other allix : ire practically no grain-fed steers
es of oceupa ning in now, evervthing being
mission Wi be asked the grass.
réful invest ’ Cows show the same decline
tatements made by | and heifers are not quoted much
ster Tittor 1 «over the cows All cows ure
of Italian sources and}Showing @ decline of easily ti!
nd measures for sate ifents to a dollar There is
errr” The nffat : - * ther whewmenc ut » th> feerdeet this
ted I nee and milke
uny ! class Most

SURVEY WATER POWER" "°° "o's t@ sees
DIRIGIBLE R-34 IS

 

Provincial Government Expert is
On the Spot at Hagwilget.

RETURNING OVERSEAS

ime, a surve : the
f the water pows Special via GT. P. Telegraphs

neial government Mineola. July 9 The Britis!
irday nig! ' . a i ; ght a essage
powers along tite i King (Cir - i ul poly
from Hagwilget t ' .f Canada 1} fay Able
\n ecanyor ,* her eports will resuit t!

rald gible stponing its repartu

” is very | } iirship was scheduled t

h the ] } morning, but it will be
gh level bridge at Nag least eight hours

the maxin

passes thi i

00 080 BRITISH MINERS AND

with &
k Wallis. It is as ple
tion end en immens A SEVEN-HOUR DAY
* developed ver Asy
& work is ‘ y tha Special via Tr.) relegraphs
informat Lhe | d july 9 A bill was
t and there - hint ' , 4 j British H %
al develop ent being f ta yesterday fo! the
At the same time purpos f ting the working
formatior ivailable iw t Beye } s f 4 j so!
‘rninent iflices pe » dint aul mu z rides
le possibi ties [1 t!

RIOTS AT FLORENCE

FOREST FIRES

via G. T.P. Telegraphs

| (Special via & Tr. P. Telegraphs

  
 

 

 

        

 

July 9.—Forest fire
continue serious. The home, July ¥ All attemy sae
* that just west of the j th bint rence t . Vac -
the Sarees indies re. | shops wel ! : ited by t |
the city. It is feared|The prin ipal points f th ty
will cross into the r¢ las weupied by carbineers and
soldiers ure patrolling all U
— usiness streets
BIRTH -
was born at the Prine: NEED NOT APPLY
} ‘ ane - ac and Mrs (Spectal via G.T.P Telegraphs
Calgary, July ¥ The city col
missioners state that they wil
SS }Cuddy of the police department
Tonight direct from the rank and that no
Chie Ll ouisidel need apply
adys Leslie i a
“Wil “ ” south on the Grand rrunk boat
a Primrose this morning Was Miss Paynter of
de The Wonder Serial the Prince Rupert hospital 1
Woman in the Web” ag staff wi us been
Episode 13 with her parent th i ul
FINE COMEDY weeks in Ledysmitl
, oming Tomorrow
“ABEL NORMAND IN wxKey"’ 1,000 tons Ladysmith Coal, the
lesion 48 ond 80 esate rest on the Pacific Coast, just
“o Shows, 7:48 and 9, wrived. Sen? your orders to the.
Prince Rupe:t Coal Co. Phone 16.|

 

STOPPED BY MILITARY :

Big Fight.
Specia b u. T jelegraphs
Toledw, July 9 The gate re-
eipts of 1 heavy gh
pilonshij test etween Ja
Dempsey and Jess Willard
on July 4 were announced tonight
at approximately $452,000 The
attendance, promoter Tex R d
said, was between 20,000 and 21
000 rhese approximat fig es
are authorized by Nicard because
if the delay in arriving at th
official attendance and .
Revenue agents are checking uf
the fight receipts to decide
war tax s coming to the
Government and they will not
finish the task until late t
row
Promoter Tex Ricard
New York ast nigl
knowing exactly how mus nes
the contest drew.

CARPENTIER WOULD
FIGHT JACK DEMPSEY

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Carpentier on this

| Carhartt’s overalls and gloves
Agent, J. F. - Maguire, Smith Block.

To Whem It May

Concern

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
 
   
  
  
 
  
   
    

4s | am convinced that !
have be n disert
against in the matt
prosecutions | have decid

discontinue DuUsiliess
Prinee Rupert. | have 4
posed of the Royal P¢«
ind Skeena Club Limited ¢
| am retiring from all

siness in Prince Ki

hose having ul
against myself or Ant
Zarelli, please present

before Saturday) }

iith, 1¥1¥, @s Il am iea
town on Sunday

Dated at a Kup I
{ 9th July My

D. ZARELLI

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BE PUBLISHED :”

Secret Testimony on Sinking of

Lusitania to be Given

to Press.
Special via G. T.# Telegrapt
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at the publi nquiry which
July 17, but a private ses-

vas held July 18 at which
General Smith repre-

t} Board of Trade and
As} acted for the com-

TRYING KAISER

soldiers on board

erent parts of Canada
suuntain pens free. See
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WANTED
60 Muckers.
60 CENTS PER HOUR
and

1 Machine Drill Biack

smith.

Apply
J. R. MORGAN, LID.
At Drydoek.

PRICE FIVE | CENT*

‘SIR THOMAS WHITE IS TO
RETIRE FROM GOVERNMENT

MINISTER OF FINANCE IN UNION E IN UNION GOVERNMENT AMONG
THOSE WHO WILL DROP OUT-—MEIGHEN
SUGGESTED AS HIS SUCCESSOR

(Special to The News via G.T. P.
Ottawa, July %.—Both
White has definitely
The

successor.

Telegraphs.)
Ottawa that Sir
the Union

Arthur Meighen as his

newspapers state
decided to

Citizen mentions Hon.

rhomas retire from

Government
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Sir William Thomas White was born in Bronte, Ontario, and
is 53 years of age He was educated in Ontario and attended
Toronto University, studied law at Osgoode Hall and became
Minister of Finance in 19114, at which time he was elected mem-
ber for Leeds.

When the Borden Conservative Government was reorganized

the Sir Thomas
absence of Sir
He

Robert.

Union Government,
and during the
Conference

iduring the war and became
the portfolio of finance
Borden at the Peace

oked upon by many ¢

sretained

| Robert
| Rol

was acting premier.

us a possity le successor to Sir Robert.

 

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I. Looae wews trams WILSON FLA FLAYS
HIS OPPONENTS

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Sunnyside on the train last night.
. . . ;
J. Collison of Hyder, Alaska,
jarrived in the city e launch this Says Me Has no Doubt as to Their
Ee neta oy Part and Purpose in Op-
3 posing Him.
Doctor Large of Port Essing-
in the city last even- (Special via 6. T.). Tetegraphs.)
and will go over to Port Simp-| Washington, July 9—President
e returning up river. |Wilson reached Washington at
. midnight after an absence of
l ietor boat Nora will leav?|four months at the Paris Peace
‘ nent wharf !f stewart! Conference.
ind way points, carrying passen- | In the first speech delivered on
gers and freight, tomorrow morn-}{ nited States soil since the Peace
ing. |Treaty was signed the president
ee \declared that the peace concluded
Among the, arrivals in the city

at Paris was a “Just peace which,

from

this morning Stewart are if it can be preserved, will safe-
W. L. MeNaughton “and W. R guard the world from unnecessary
lronkin. co ale j bloodshed.”

American Consul Wakefield ad- | The- only veference the presi-
dressed the Board of Trade at dent made ee paliticll eopenennt
their regular monthly luncheon wae wha rere 2 oe —
as Gotha the stead Prince tiations at Paris he said: “I am
Georse tefay. Thice wes a mncd afraid some people do not under-
sees : istand that vision. They do not

aoe iseem to see it. They have looked

The charge against Jabour| ‘°° much upon the ground. They

have thought too much of inter
ests that were near them and they
have not listened to the voices of
neighbors. I have never had a
moment's doubt as to where the
part and purposes of this people

Brothers of

business on

keeping open for
Dominion Day which
had been adjourned came before}
Magistrate MeMullin yesterday
and was dismissed. Mrs. Frizzell

gave evidence for the prosecution.

 

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Among those to return on the |
train last nieht was Pte. Lemon|WELL KNOWN UNITED

STATES NOVELIST DIES

of this city who has seen service}
the early days of|
returned man will |
here with |

since
The
his re

France
Knoxville,

Fox., Jr., the

renn., July 9.—John
well known novelist,

the war.

now make sidence

 

his motker who lives on Ninth/died at his home, Big Stone Gap,
Avenue East. iVa., today after a brief illness
*. 7 . > « . 7
British Press Against Project and), po .owell dance was given ut ei ee ad eas
Similar Sentiment in Other to eeette: te Te Mheain ihe  aaianae be ol rit
Countries. ; ; ’ cas st prominent writ-
school teacher prior to his leaving /ers of fiction, his novels dealing
(Special via G.T. P. Telegrapns for Toronto, During the course | with life among the mountains of
of the evening there were some)i{he south having a wide sale.
ndon, Juiy 9 Carns PPO- speeches and the guest thanked | —————__—__-n nn ear
continues lo develop The | .vonvone for the entertainment|**######t #2e #6886
“h press against the project ong expressed regret at leaving. |#* *
ing the former German Em- |}, was very popular in the neigh-| FOR SALE *
in London or trying him!) o.pood. \* —_—- *
oo are \# LAUNCH ETHELDA *
Despatches have been received rhree new teachers will be re-|* i> feet over all; 28 hp. *
g¢ that the United Statse and/ quired at the public schools for )* Monarch; first class equip- *
in are opposed to the trial and':)e next term. Miss Hinsley and|* ment throughout. Terms *
Italy is luke warm. The trial! Miss Glenn will not return to re \* to responsible purchaser. *
ld probably have a bad effect’ sume their former positions on |* H. 8S. WALLACE. *
entiment here, the staff. An additional teacher |* *
" will also be required to take the eS #6 £8 oS OF FS SESS
SOLDIERS RETURN place of M. A, McDonald, the for -| H
mer principal at King woven WYZEST °oLME’
Special vie ©. T. P. Telegraphs school, who has now been ap-
ilifax July 9 rhe White pointed superintendent of all the TONIGHT
liner Olympie reached here!city public schools.
erday with over 5,000 retura

RIOTS FOLLOW STRIKE

THEDA BARA
Under The Yoke’

A swift and stirring play of the
American occupation of the

 

Special via G. T.P. Telegraphs.)

Springfield, Ul., July 9.—Two
e killed and nine wound-
ed in a riot at the Corn Products |

plant at Arcola,

ihen wert

Relining Co.'s

*® where 1,000 men walked out, de- Phillipines.

* manding a closed shop.

* 5 cealiatan Tiniieethin lintetamatbaind

*; All Orangemen sojourning im ion

*' the city are invited by the Prince ‘s ”

. od ahaa Daddy Ambrose

. Rupert L.O.L No. 2310 to attend A comedy that will drive all your
with their ladies at a social to be cares away.”

*\civen in the Baptist Chureh on BRITISH GAZETTE

*) Friday evening, July 14, at 8:30 _Big § Reel Show

¥) M. M. STEPHENS, M.M — _

* a W. CG, REITH, Seey.

mY: A. Hoey Admission - 15¢ and 30c

#) Use MURESCO, 2 Shows 7 and 9.15.

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