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RUPERT, B. C., TURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1914.

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TH SEA DISASTER—~
REE BRITISH WARSHIPS SUNK
GERMAN SUBMARINES DEADLY

o The Dally News—1:30 P.™) division of torpedo boat destroy-
n, Sept. 22.—The British ers. Trawiers also assisted.

Aboukir, Hogue, and These three warships were al!
ave been sunk by Ger- battieships of ithe 12,000-ton
marines in the North Sea, class and were carrying 9- and
¢ to an official announce- 6-inch guns. They had crews of
the press bureau this aft- about 750 men each.

The Aboukir was torpedoed
siderable number of the first and when the other two
htese vessels were saved stood in to save the crew they
ve. Lowesttoft and by a were also foretold.

 

JELLICOE
100K DARING PART

wo The Dally News—1 P.M.)

AUSTRIAN ARMY IS
ALL BROKEN TO PIECES

(Special to The Dally News—1 P.M.)

 

 

 

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H. M. S. SOUTHAMPTON.

ul rding to deta dispatches, sank three arge Gern eruisers

H i short dime ago. The stery of bhew she accomplished the

herself rea ke el She was sible for sinking of
urge ti self. and two other cruisers about her own size

 

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sinat the Austrians’ « AND MUCH SUPPLIES ... «.: munce the good WITH THE LEIPZIG
, at ch Cracow ews | jostonmians are com-
I0 RESUME : : (Special to The Dally News) - ‘ ing Saturday, Report Says Me Joined German
‘ . . - Cruiser While She Was at
GHTHOUSE SERVICE! PREMIER REPLY pre eho Pl oan aa: ce San Francisco.
Petro \gen-) nany iveniles will play i
er Will Shortly Be De- ON MORATORIUM ‘ respo e a one engagement at the \ ver, Sept. 22.—There
cto Recharge Buoys in ‘ iat three 4 Westh complete new ré has bee 1 report in circulation
ult of Georgia. | Sir R. L. Borden Wires Mr. H. H. Galicia inti sical comedies and @ z the waterfront for some
Stevens That the Matter Has — anal De lhe personnel is days to the effeet that a mariner
ng com Been Commended to Pro- ila «| practica the same as last year,|Who f many years has sailed
whereby vincial Government. ' ain 2 ery valuable adéi- f thsi port has joined the
se tender ae 5 ane oupotee e: i a. As il, the company will |‘" in cruiser Leipzig and is in-
sume sel Va \ Sept, 24 Mr. i. ul ia scenery and mu-| forming the commander of the
Depart-|steyens, M. P eceived a tel . ind will produce y's craft of the nature of the
from <p I L. Borden in| COUNCIL WILL TRY TO het v than ever before, | British Columbia coast line, The
eks ago|""*" LOWER FREIGHT RATES ....), v a great deal. Mrs., | capta ime here from Germany
wtively |! : , sage aenieg ; s better known the early days of the sealing
aids tojpren Dominio The City orts|°M Lane will again be in lustry and for seme years was
f the fact! cove i 1 morator ' nah lohare f the kiddies. and she,|engaged in the coastwise steam-
the Gulf of ig nts of 1 1s is her whole company, | 8"! siness
ed re ; : ns sh ' 1 hearty weleome to rhe report current states that
he sel ’ i Phat | ,, R ; the per joined the Leipzig
I tende ~" = = Island was $9.15 while she was at San Francisco
i he is! ' vinete \ 5. both deliver " ~ If this mor is correct the com-
af elis ib action the mander of the German war ves.
f the In sp atte M Sethe nnd sel has at his disposal some very
wcoom at & oe useful information. The captain
bertson obtahane , | Pass w coun reported to be on board the Leip-
| n to . . nae | \ zig knows this port very well, and
va t anh Pe si in s familiar with all points about
itched up |sy s erview Chamberlin the coast hereabouts rhe skip-
n all} ae i posallwhen | ‘ en per in question has not been seen
’ at re va : ‘ ' deay yg Other in Vietoria or Vaneouver for some
plants | wie ' the time and this is quoted as adding
more ree ivanta va Lailway ( | significance to the report that he
Limes to pre be cla Phere A lade sug jonied the German cruiser
e Lolone yer tance where FURCSToested that the O-0p " ° "
Lan and rate with of Trade MASON’S EFFORTS PRAISED.
Apected | neipal ha Ine paid yell cinee that b eight
mth.jthe bold he mortgagesito the m Lord Ampthill Congratulates
‘ nel An-lwere fore g. It was not pre Canada Lodge on Plan to Es-
propos vosed = t prevent reasonable | ROSS RIFLE FACTORY | tablish Military Hospital.
t der | methods f collecting debts, o1 WILL BE ENLARGED |
i wt} » prevent mortgag f col | | London, Sept. 22.-Lord Amp-
' t Island, |jecting interest, | ' pre-|Demand So Great That Output thill, pro-Grand Master of the
ders forlyent ava pe I s Will Be Increased—Ammu- iGrand Lodge of Freemasons in
called|ing the financial y ore nition Also Needed. i! ngland, sends a congratulatory
struction | ated by the war as a mi T a | Message apropos of Canaidan
inmer, with juiring property at a fra Ottawa, Sept oss ri | Masons ts towards the es
ehthouse!] what it was worth and | let-T fle factory at Quebee is to be en tablishm: f a military hos-
tlLion by the riment f the wners arged considerably the | | pita
begin to Phe reply of the | tal-;demand made ca Canada Lodge has set a fine
ed Your wire en il Mipaeity of th 200 rifles COUNT VON BERNSDORF. jexampls writes, and he refers
received We are a that) per day, but more than this num-| Ubiquitous German Ambassador | to the 4 posal as another link
NOTICE at onleiae ber is required oo.j}at Washington, who is doing en-'in the eha of the Empire. This
aa the Pray | \ greater onj;ergetic press agent's work for his | pat tic lertaking of Canadian
ling offand the matter was st also needed jeountry, It was this Ambassador/ Freemasonry adds greatly to my
Insti nended t the ait who gave oul the information that| pride in the attitude of the eraft
' ge Bay.| Provincial Gave { In the football games whieh are| he bad heard of an American ship | and vecordance with our prin
iturday, Oo-ltime ago w being Exhibi.| transferring coal and supplies tojciples our efforts will be mainly
Walter Mr. A. Hl. Allis tion Cup the willja British battleship in the Atlhan-~ | dire 1 towards relief in the
tem morrow tra lay the Sons of England tonight/tic and if the netlrality of the present crisis
where he will | it Market the | States was not being recognized |
esterday |b so tte rr Callies Will play the Drydoek, The} he does not know what he would} We buy and serve omy the best
halibut for a coupk f weel ateee Le do the market affords. London Cafe.

SEA DISASTER

NK THREE BRITISH WARSHIPS

SIXTH DAY OF GREAT BATTLE

SHOWS VERY LITTLE CHANGE

BEING FOUGHT WITH CEASELESS ENERGY—INCESSANT ROAR
OF ARTILLERY—FIGHTING IS STUBBORN ON
BOTH SIDES.

(Special to The Dally News—12 Noon) .was won or lost. The artillery
London, Sept. 22—-The sixth day |is engaged in an incessant roar.
of the battle is being fought with }The troops are being given little
the same ceaseless energy as the/frest. Every trench taken is with
previous phases. Little ground’great sacrifice. .

RETROACTIVE LEGISLATION
TO PREVENT FORECLOSING

PREMIER McBRIDE REFUSES MORATORIUM AT PRESENT BUT
WILL PASS ACT WHEN SESSION OPENS THAT WILL
BE RETROACTIVE.

 

 

(Special to The Daily Newe—12 Noon) (when the Legislature next met he

Victoria, B. C., Sept. 22.—Pre-| would take steps to see that all
mier MeBride, interviewed in ref-|moriterious cases which were
erence to a moratorium, said that|preperly foreclosed would be
while not seeing his way clear to | dealt with by an act which would
give a moratorium, stated that/be retroactive.

 

AUSTRIANS PROVE ‘NO PEACE FOR PRUSSIAN
POOR MATCH FOR WiILi 7ARISM SHORT OF ~
LITTLE SERVIANS GRAVE, SAYS CHURCHILL

(Special to The Daily News—12 Noon) | ‘SPecial - The Daily News—12 Woon)

Nish, Servia, Sept. 22.—After a LiverpooleSept. 22. Winston
several days’ battle near Kroupa- Churehill, in referring to the talk
ni, the Austrians suffered a com- of peace by the German ambas-
plete defeat flying from the sador to the United States, said
banks of the Kiver Drina The that his vague tatk of peace was
Servians called back their troops as insineere as his information.
from Smyrna for this battle Peace with the German people
and they are w advancing to. might be arranged in good time,
ward Sverna n the River Save. | 2™! there would be no peace with

The Austrian detachment tried Prussian militarism short of the
but grave.

as
LEAGUE ATTACKS
KAISER’S METHODS

(Special to The Daily News—12 Noon)

Rotterdam, Sept. 2.—The Ger-
man Humanity League has issued
an appeal stating that the duty of
all men having the welfare of
inankind at heart is to join hands
in arresting the Kaiser and the
men around him who are respon-

to capture Shabatz

thrown back w

BELGIANS REPULSED
GERMANS WITH
VERY GREAT LOSS

(Special to The Daily News——-12 Noon)

Antwerp, Sept. 22 A desper-
ate and unsuccessful attack took
place yesterday, when the Ger-
mans trieu to take Fort Wael-
helm, one of the strongest forts
which protects Brussels. The

Belgians repulsed the attackers,

great losses.

sible for the appalling erimes
which have disgraced the nation
in the eyes of the world.

WESTERN WING OF
GERMANS FORCED
BACK SEVEN MILES

(Special to The Daily News.)

who suffered great losses

JAPANESE DESTROY
FORTS AT TSING TAU

(Special to The Daily News)
Paris, Sept. 22 relegraphing
from Petrograd, a correspondent

of the Havas agency says \ Vancouver, Sept. 24 On
dispatch has been received here |battlefront, via Paris) .—The
from Viadivostock declaring that}|Western wing of the German line
Japanese aeroplanes  throwing|has been thrust back about seven
bombs have destroyed two of the}|miles during the past 48 hours
important forts at Tsing Tau? is a sequel to the continuous

fighting night and day with the
Briitsh on the Allies’ left wing.

GERMAN CRUISER SANK ;
JAP TORPEDO BOAT|"°* "eS vanoauiom

(Special to The Daily News.)

 

(Special to The Dally News—12 Noon)

Penkin, Sept rhe Japa- London, Sept. 22 The Pope
have lost a torpedo boat, [has protseted to the Kaiser about
Phe vess k by & Ger-jthe burning of Rheims eathedral.

An CrUime

ae THE WEATHER.
PUBLIC MEETING TONIGHT. .

Compiled by F. W. Dowling,

 

 

\ pub rT WW be held
tonight in t f llall for the a. m., Sept, 22, 4044,
purpose  a& local} Barometer kde ers ., 30.070
braneh of the | dian Patrietie|Max. temp i pel
|Pund Assoviat \ good turn~'Min. temp 0 ote datas 541.0
out is requested Rainfall ooeene seakanen 24