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SCOTTISH GUARDS MET
MOST TERRIBLE FATE

—

PREMIER M’BRIDE

Victoria, March 23,

No one
knowledge of
of the

thing stands Dut clearly.

will admit definite

the daté of election, nor
there can be no further doubt that
Richard McBride
party

will not lead
the

Sir

the Conservative in
coming contest at the polls
that

Sir Richard will resign within two

One thing seems certain,

 

and

Duff, of the City
sad these days,
for he

Constable
jlice, is very

ino wonder, has just heard
i

FOR RENT ___ |that one hundred of his boon com-|
FOR RENT — Furnished heussheaping | panions were blown to atoms re-
rooms. Inquire Demers. 7-. cently in a German trench which |
WANTED |they had just taken. z
They belonged to the Glasgow |}
69- 71) were probably men of the wpe of
WANTED—Second-hand camera; postcara|Mr. Duff himself, for the rigid
size. Apply P. O. Box 822. .71-3| examination is very high and only|
FOR SALE the physically perfect can hope to|
an
30 Gogg nn 7 laters i bes After war Was declared three
img machine, etc. Cheap. Apply even-| hundred of them joined the Secot-
lps ucts se Pete = tish guards and after three}
43 iit aless “oneaneen. Maat codeeamnte months in camp they made such |
offer refused. Box 132, News. 66-72)a magnificent showing that they |
7 a were picked as the guard of honor!
_ Poumrey. at the opening of Parliament in
BABY CHICKS, INCUBATING EGGs,| November.
Breeding Cockerels, Barron's Leghorns,) After going to the front they
Rocks, Reds, Geese, Ducks. Catalague. a
Columbia Poultry Rranch. Steveston,| Were pushed right inte service,
B. C. 45-71} the Scottish Guards and the Gor-
music. don Highlanders being selected
_ for the dificult attacking and
TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL charging that is always required.
Musical Instr-\ When one position is taken they
ments repaired! 446 then relieved by Belgian and
Bows rehaired. The! brench troops and the Highland-
Prince Rupert Mu-| ... reserved for.the next difficult
oe. Cut, 45 BS nut they have to crack.
= « The Scottish Guards were in
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF |the recent charge at La Basse
PARTNERSHIP. and by a brilliant dash they took
The partnership between B. Knott andja series of German trenches at
M. Gebhardt, trading under the name of :
the point of the bayonet, but no

Knott & Gebhardt? as Confectioners and
Bakers, was dissolved on the 19th day of
March, 1915, the business will be carried
on, under the control of B. Knott, and the
Said M. Gebbaggt is retiring from the bus-
iness. Ali accounts,will be paid and re-
ceived by B. Knott.
Dated at Prince Rupert, March 19, 1915.
(Signed) MARTHA GEBHARDT.
Witness:—-A. OHNESORG.

 

they
new quarters than

settled in their
the

sooner were

Germans

 

 

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We do the FINEST CUSTOM TAIL-
ORING for the LEAST MONEY.
We have a large stock of High Class
Woolens and make rood sults for
$27, and the best in stock for $35.
Come and look over our stock be-
fore buying afidj save money by it.

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Salvation Army.

Publie meetings, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m.
Bundays at 7:30 p.m.

 

touched off the mines with which
the had been fortified
the battalion was
completely wiped out. In the |

about a hu

and

place
whole almost
ist
of names there are

dred that were personal friends of

Mr. Duff.

Mr. Duff has also a brother-in-
law, a sergeant-major, who was
taken prisoner by the Germans at

 

the Marne. A lett
received by his wife asking that!

er was recently

| Bowser,

isue

Isupreme p&wer in the Conserva-

ithe

weeks if, he has not
done so. The Min-
lost all importance in
inner circle. wi 8

Attorney General of Brit-

indeed,
ready Prime
ister

the

has
Hon.
foreed the is-

ish Columbia, has

and has taken possession of

It to that
rank and file are beginning to
|look all al-

though a definite ouncement

itive councils him

is

for instruction, and
prot
is not expected for days to

some
it is stated on the best au-
Riehard will

in

come,
thority that Sir

cept” a

“ac-

Cabinet position the
| Federal government.

The fact that Mr.
added to his labors by assuming
the portfo

is regarded as proof posi-

Bowser has

lios of finance and agri-

culture

tive that the many rumors of the

Premier's resignation are found-

ed on fact. It is also regarded as
highly signifieant that at the re-
cent Conservative convention in
Vancouver the name of Sir Rich-
ard McBride was kept entirely in

the background as though he had
already passed beyond the ken of
the Conservative party

It was stated in the city tonight
that the election date
fixed for May 10 or
be
confirmation

had been

20, but so far
ascertained there

of this

as could

is

no

food and money be sent to him
he The

prisoners the

as
was practically starved
apparently get

cruelist kind of treatment
IN RUPERT.

Wark, Jr.,
Angeles,

BACK

Wm

om Los

returned today
fi

undergone

had
ap-
first
able to re-

he
for
looking

where
an
He

again and quite

operation
pendicitis. is
rate
sume business.

ABOUT TO RESIGN

Througe|
the political foe in the Capital one}

al-

THUR DAILY NAWS
+
(COAL DEALER SAYS

—

CITY CISORIMINATES |

Kditor, The Daily News
Sir
my firm and the |
ad

that w tile

Cartage Company

publie
Pacifie are

vised by the city that all coal de

condition of the voters’ lists, but |livered to them must be we ighed |. lefeated

find that fhe
Prince Rupert Coal Company does
They delis
and neither

over city seales, I
not need to do this.
jered two loads today
of them was weighed on the «
scales.

I do
weigh

|
|
|
|
j
|

object to having t
but I think
alike
Yours truly,
FRANK KELLY

START CAMPAIGN.

not
my coal
should all be treated

we

Nearly
local

all the members of

left

Conservative executive

this morning for Terrace, where
they will hold a meeting tonight
William Manson, J. BE. Merryfield
Tite, Joe Seott, W. J. Me-
Cutecheon and O. H. Nelson were

prominent among them.

George

Strong representations were
made to many of the party's
friends to go long so that they

would be sure of some gathering

at least.

FEAR ACCIDENT.

Sandy ‘Seotty Halliday and his

partner, who left two months ago
for
doing some assessment work,
They

about

Pacific, where they intended
are
reported missing. only in-

tended being” away thres

weeks. Friends in Pacifie have
organized a search party as it
feared they were caught in a snow
slide.

DOUBLE SERVICE.

Prince Rupert Overhauling for
Double Service to Rupert.

March 27.

steamer

Vanes
OP
which had been moored at Seattle
last left that
Victoria, aceording
Captain C. H
i ee Ae”
The Prince Rupert is
to overhaul and, fit out at Vieto-
for the
pany’s double service to Northern

yuver, The G

Prince Rupert
August,
for
to a statement
Nicholson,

steamers.

since port
Thursday
by

manager

ria in preparation com-

 

McBRIDE'S DAY is DONE

British Columbia points.

1 watt to point out to the |

ty |

|
the}

loeRMAN CAMPAIGN TO
SECURE ITALIAN AID
HAS BEEN DEFEATED

Mareh 23
the
Italian neutrality,

London,

ndicates that cam

crerman

Ipaign to secure
whieh a fortnight ago was dan-
eerously near success, has been

The Austrians have

ime to anticipate Italian in

now e
| terventi in against them as inev-
| itabls Budapest messages fore
ist this, and say it may mate
iliv hasten the dissolution of
tl Austrian empire Vienna is
optimistic
Some 400,000 Austro-German
troops, waiting along the Tyro
ese front may attempt to strike

suddenly upon the lake distriet of}

|Venice immediately Germany 1s
leonvineed that Italian co-opera-
ition is impossible,

The overwhelming mass of the
| Ttalian people are still strongly}

' ‘
inti-German.

PETITION TO DISQUALIFY

Mareh 27 The le

n disqualifica-

Vancouver,

gal preliminaries

has until April 13 to do so

ICE MENACES LINERS.

Five Big Bergs Reported in Path
of Transatlantic Travel.

u.. March 27

Captain Syrdahl, of the Norwegiar
Mirjam, just
here from Copenhagen,
that March
large icebergs 250 miles due
of St Nfld,
the path of trans atlantic

Newport News, V
steamer arrived
reported
on 9 he passed five
east
Johns,

and directly in

liners
TENDERS WANTED

wanted for the
struction of a 60-foot
boat. Plans and specifications
can be seen at The Daily News. tf.

Tenders con.

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MAYOR TAYLOR AGAIN UP)

tion proceedings against Mayor 1
D. Taylor are going merrily on,
according to Mr. Joseph Martin
who forecasted the event before |
the last election

“The proceedings are under
way,” he said ‘The petition has
not been filed yet I don’t know
who is on it or any of the details,
but the matter is being attended
to.”

{7 Mr. Martin said his own legal
firm was attending.to the legal
details rhirty days are allowed
by the charter for filing a peti
tion for disqualification so that he

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cleanliness.

 
  

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HE shadow of a blue

Monday does n
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of those who use Sunlich:

labor in half.

clothes being “
disappears when
you learn the gentle

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days before election. As the
nounced there may still be

of Revision will be held. This
if the Federal election is held
Ww.

Apply to L. Patmore,

son, or

 

~ Get on the List!

Anybody who is a registered v:
can be transferred to the local list prov

time

Anyone who is not registered
the province should apply before April 4

any other commissioner.

   

POE LOE ELORLEROOTAT

Ler I I nba

election dat in.
for this

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OWN RIFLES.

Orders by Major J. H. MoMullin,
Commanding, March 27, 1915:

Corporal W. Rh,

vate J. L. Evans.

W. 8. MARSHALL, Lieut.,
Acting Adjutant

Whitley and Pri-

73.79
The of the King of
Greece is a sister of the German
If King
against the German-Aus-
rurkish

consort
Emperor, Constantine
fights
trian.’ he

with

alliance
battle

may

also expect a Mrs

68th REGIMENT, EARL onev's Nerve E nergy and

Parades.

“A” Company wiil parade at the}
Exhibition Building on Wednes
nesday and Friday, Mareh 31 and
April 2.

“B" Company will parade at the
Exhibition Building on Monday
and Thursday, March 29 and
April 4.

Transfers.

The following have been trans-

ferred from “A” to “B" Gompany:

   
   
  
    
 
   
  

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