‘NEW HAZELTON, B, C., MAY 1, 1915

ing: Good Work,

me: visitor at the big fair...

fea of the New Hazelton district,”

oe Riley says the fair is a ‘whale,
we an artistic triumph,. too. big far) =

Mm him to describe.

@ trict ores,

Several. Bush Fires

at

fF est,

out and look. it, over,

~—

im there was no timber al

Memorial Services. ‘Sunday

| There will algo be ‘spec
“propriate | music.

for Canada,

any ‘ 7 wo

~ Joined ‘ariay’ Med edical ‘Corps
e

RILEY ATT THE FAR
BOOSTS FOR nortu|!

Says the Canadian: Exhibit Bicells all ,
Others—Mr.. Tomlinson Do- -- i.

. Jas, A. Riley who has been S0-
|, journing.in southern: climes: since
the declaration ‘of ‘hostilities in
s, Europe, recently: blew. into the
fee Golden Gate and is a frequent
: Jimmy.

: has again heard the call from the
# north and: longs to follow’. the
® birds to their summer ‘paradise,
# Duty still holds him in the palm
s gardens, but he finds~ solace in
a his visits to the fair where he is
fe in touch with the products from
Mae his old stamping ground and in

mee company with Wm, Tomlinson,
fee is enlightening the curious and
game the live ones upon the Teal. poss.
Swe ibilities of the mineral resources

= The Canadian exhibit - -is the
fy biggest and best at the show.
fee The ores, grains and lumber. ex-
wae hibits, and.their style of deécora-|.
Mm tion and. presentation completely
-eclipsing.all-: ‘others: Mr, “Tom-
linson is doing a -great work for|.
@ the mining industry ot : British | .
fee Columbia, and he pays much at-|.
ie tention to the. New., Hazelton dis:

; . fchanged. ° Fighting c on: Hill 60 to

the Germans: gained ‘a’ foothold
me)=Ss Bush fires ‘Wednesday | after:
me oon and evening provided. quite
ae an attraction for the citizens:
me ‘There were several fires close by
OM, and they. were watched from the
| town with a good deal of -inter-
: The railway : company. had
@ a considerable: force: at work: to.
= protect their ties vand the férestry
Thursday
morning. there. ‘was. little signs of
fire. Practically: all: ‘the. country
had been burned over before and
little damage. could. be. done as)

failed, | completely, ©

} way. that * was worth. cutting. a

“An ‘invitation:
is. extended. to. the. ‘public. to. ate)
tend this service-dnd-thus - “pay |:
respects to those; whe have: died

hito presided. at a. meeting of.the| |

' had embarked:on: tra:

we are successfully advancing:

In Galicia fighting between the|
Vistula and: the. Carpathians: ‘is
developing. with unvarying stub-
bornness.. ‘The | -Germans...have
brought up fresh forces i in great
streheth, supported by: very num-
erous artillery, Enemy followed
his old tacties of attacking in

enormous: ‘losses. Some of our
units fell: back to the’ second. line
of fortifications after: ‘desperate
fighting. ° “During the ‘night of
May 2 and Bi in: direction af Stry

“Petrograd, April 6— ~An enemy:
cruiser :: and other’ small hostile
warships were sighted off Libau
today. In the region of Rosseny

on other fronts as far as the up-
per Vistula there is no change, |. :

massed | ‘formation: ‘and: suffered :

a STILL RAGES FOR CONTROL OF —
PORTANT PASSES IN CARPATHIANS

ithe enemy recaptured part of the
trenches on Mount Makuvka. On
the following night we counter-
attacked ,, and dislodged. the’ ‘foe, |
capturing ove K1200- prisoners
Including thirty officers.
Tokyo, ‘May i= Martial: law has |°
béen ordered in-south Manchuria
The Chinese surrender: is out: of.
the'question. They will make an
appeal to. Britain, Russia, France
and the States: immediately the
ultimatum i is received. uo

London, “May. 6— Premier. “As.
quith in the House of: Commons,
said: ~!"When- the. proper: time
comes, ‘ due reparation will be ex-
acted whatever their ‘position’ or
antecedants, if: it can | be: “shown

Japan i is being, watched . with in-

fare.

“London,: May 6— — British’: “war-

_ {Ships continue to bombard. Tark-
lish positions in the. Dardanelles

and at Smyrna; Prisoners arriv-
ing at. _Tenedos admit that the}.
Turkish army ‘suffered enormous
losses’ from ‘the combined. fire’ of
the: guns ‘of the. fleet and the
quick firers of: the” expeditionary]
forces... :

~ London, May 6— The ( Germans
are determined to reach the coast
and are preparing-another attack
on: Ypres. and the..canal..:.The
controversy. between - -China and

terest i in Britain.

[BATTLE FOR HILL

Allies Forced to a Retire Before Poison-
.OUs Gases But Lost - Ground és .
_ Afterwards Retaken

“Vendoii May $= Offical ~The
gérieral © situation ‘remains | ‘an

the southeast of Ypres," on. ‘which

60 STILL RAGING|.

om Will Supply, Coal.
Frank K. Frank has about thir.|*
ly men_on development work: at)
| bis coal. fields at Lake Kathlyn,
As stated in the Herald . some
weeks . 2g0,,. Mr. Frank. will’ en-|-
deavor to. supply: coal’ as, fuel. to}

fall: points: along: the G.'T. Pp: next}. -

fall at: -prices: which: will: ‘put, the|
wood basiness'o on the hum.

° Prepating to! “Ship. Ore
Géo. ‘Stewart. came down from

this morning ‘ander cover’ of ‘the
poisonous gases, “which were ex-
cessively’ used’ and were: favor-
ed. by - weather conditions. °“A
feeble: attack, ‘also preceded : “by
an extensive us of Poisonous’ gas,
was made east ‘of Yprés. ‘and. was
éasily repulsed,’ * rtillery: ‘in- |-
flicting severe lossés ‘upon the
enemy. In the neighborhood of
Giveneliy, the Germans ‘exploded
a mine and: again. employed: the
poisonous gases. ‘Four’ men were
poisoned, but “otherwise ‘the en-
emy’s: “effort’s | in this: direction

7: irly

retaken from. the Germans, ae?

ENDORSE ‘DEMANDS. |
| MADE. ON, CHINESE

“Tokye, ‘May. :

1D

Emperor Yos.

elder statesmen: tod:

| war office. admitted. that’ troops |

the Silver: Bell on Tuesday and is
spending..a few days An: town. :
He has his ‘workings. cleared out
and ready ‘for’ mining.’ “He is now
preparing to start’ ‘shipping at al
very early ‘date, possibly” ‘in’a
couple of weeks.. =

Westminster, arrived i in town on
Wednesday night, to ‘spend a few |-
days. the guest, of © ‘Mrs. ‘Burns’
father, R dy “MeDonell,:
, taking up. their residenée i in. Tel-

: age the New Telkwa hotel.

this t morting on Hill 60 "has: been non
- On Sunday evening next the}!
Rev. D. R. MeLean’ will conduct} .
= special memorial ‘services in hon-

or of. the Canadian Soldiers., who].
have given, their ‘lives as @ sacri-

fice fort the freedom of the world | town today or ‘tomorrow.’

ee |SUBMARINES SINK

Fitlen Boats Seat to Bottom | in. ‘Two|

_ MANY TRAWLERS

“Days in An Effort to Cat: Of
- England's Fish. Supply

SAS ‘Nor.

Will Reside in Tauwa ;
— Robt, Burns and. family, ‘New|.

‘before

twa where Mr. Burns” ‘will m

CRUISER RAMMED::..
~ SWEDISH’ STEAMER]

“Stockholms “May-6 6- The ‘Swed: i
ish steamer:Vanadis was rammed | C
yesterday, while at anchor. off!a
Island of Femern by. the German} i

‘The. submarines.

I

arty,

in: eemngane 7
; Vaughan-Rhys;" are: ‘visiting, the
Red Rose mine, They. will bei in|, ;
a ‘Chinese troops are moving to the
oh south of the .city,. AY .

.
Tt

auxiliary, cruiser’ Silvana,
crew was ‘faved.

_ The

+ | cman ‘May? “6= ‘The under orl ;
| consular; hag. ordered a. Japanese in
exod

ccupy strategi ‘positions.

that the Germans: violated. all
rules and usages 0 of civilized. war- |.

os _| admirably ‘to this: district.

aod “London, May, 6—=To: ‘ther cnine :
co trawlers. sunk; by. German. sub. |.

_{ Marines. and. -reported.- -today, | han
other is. ‘added: :tonight..;
wegian steamer, landed: today. the
crew of the. trawler. Sceptre, tor.
pedoed 40 tuiles. off. Peterhead.
This brings the. total number. of
trawlers,. thie:: ‘victims of German
underwater. craft; since “Sunday,
up. to fifteen .
seem:to be tngkinig. a determined
| effort to prevent England procur.
ing fishin the North: Seas:

“TWwoman PROMOTER.
“VERY OPTIMISTIC

Mrs. J. zB Harris in to Rossland Says
‘Mining is the Chief “Attrac:
7 - tion m for Capattlists ree

In- an: ‘interview. given:’ “to ‘the
Rossland Miner, Mrs, J. E. Har-.

ter, and an aunt of the Harris’
boys, said of the mining outlook |
British Columbia:—I feel certain:
that I ean: interest capital i in-min- |
ing «in. Rossland and. . district, 7
The people ‘in this, countiy: seem,
to have forgotten’ that. mining. is
‘the -main: “industry: supon::
“we-all depend, ° “They” have

“1 gaken: it: to a- certain: ‘extent; “and.

gone ‘into real ‘estate speculation.

What this city and: this country.
need is men with money who will
invest it in'a way that will devel-
op the rich. resources, : employ:
‘more men‘ and: ‘insure ‘ a greater”
output of ore. ‘This i is the: basis
of business and existance in this:
| part. of: ‘Canada... With: ‘greater~
-| production : will: ‘come: what may -
be ealled a: permanent boom, ‘and.:

als. are here.»

‘lthe J Rossland: distric

“will apply

Colonize Fishermen -

Morten Frewen’ “writing i in ith
Daily’ ‘Telegraph, ‘Feb. /23°. deal
‘with the: ‘question ‘of - “Our Dis
abled’ Soldiers and Sailors?” after. -
the war. His’ proposal is’ to Coss
tablish ‘fishermen’ colonies “along
the: Pacific : ‘eoast::'' He mentions -

Prinee’ -Rupert and- the Queen -
Charlotte Islands as‘ very favor-.
able. locations ' ‘for ‘such “colonies:
He also points: out ‘the: ‘advant-
ages of the ‘fishing industry: over
all- others ‘for: “partially disabled :
-| men, and‘he points ‘out the: pro-
fits: that: are to be made. °

ris, a well known | mining. ‘promo- 7

this:'is a certainty for. the: ‘tniner- —

Mrs; Harris’: ‘views:in: régard.to: on