MORE E HAZELTON MEN -
; “ON ACTIVE SERVICE | .

_ day. for . Vernon camp.
"Were Charles Hicks Beach, “Ken=

Shas. ‘been * ‘authorized: ‘to ‘ree

VOL. IV, NO. SL

-HAZELTON, B, C, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1915

PRICE $2.00 A TEAR” °

: ‘TS TAKE TWO

“FROM PRINCE wuPExT| al iB

“Prince Rupert: ert: ball t ‘team ‘if-

“rived on Saturday, and played
’ three: games with, the, Tigers,

losing. the first: and: third. of’ the} os
Tn: ‘the opening contest ae

series,

GARIA

Graham Rotk, and Donoliue i

posed Hunt, and. Hannifer. and |’
held. the visifors- down. to: one run,
while Hoarelton’ scored: ‘five, s

: * The’ second + game, . with Mori.
. gon - pitching’ for’ ‘Hazeltoii,: weit

>” to the Rupert nine by a’scote of

©The final’ pontest resolved “it-

: self into a.pitehérs’ battle, :with| ~~
| the same batteries as inthe; -first'}:

: game,’ “and was wor by’ Hazeltér,
> 3-0, -The Rupert men gat Several |

> bits, “but. ‘they ‘were seatiered,
"while. the Tigers bunched enough

* shite in’ the first inning to rive
them the, gaine. vey ale eS

7 the thivd aquad of rectuita: Yor
~ the-62nd left Hazelton . on: Mon-
_They.

 neth _ Watson, Peter McDonald
Stevens. ‘The latter,

“2 ad WH,

ae “Bavices from; Vernon’ indiéatel
- that the 62nd'is developing - into}:

“a erack battalion, and is likely to

_ -- make as good a record asthe 80th,,|":
cot “whieh: included’. a. number of S
vee Hazelton men.” con

“Government . Agent. Hoaking|

; recruits for the Western Pioneers,
a new battalion, ‘whieh: is to con-
sist of miners; railroad. ‘workers,
me joeANsu erior. ‘lass,

a Kispiox |
peerving : in: ‘the

_ Erotik, “wae! waunded Tas ved. im

ie LN faples:,
ing yesterday’ 5 reports that: Bui-
 gatia had agreed, to. ‘enter the

aos [lasted last night at ‘the. ‘Russion

e suecess: of a ‘new ‘invention, by.

Ww mF Lonidon:. The. question. rena:
‘Hing. the way: attitude of ‘the -Bal-
, kan, nations id: ‘likely. to be: decided |

a plies ‘of. Greeee and Servia-meet
o>, { today to consider the ‘demands of
foe ‘Bulgaria.
rat! Greece will “refuge, the « ‘cones:

Apparently, ‘confine

war againat. Turkey, a “despateh
from Salonitri states that Bulgari ia

on the Turkish frontier, an

* Petrogiad: OB German: “feet

warshipa “defending” the coast,
according: to ati official statement
N.
| war office. ; 4
wa re eer
“Washington:
has instructed. Ambassado!
ard; at Berlin, to call the atten Hon
of - “the” German: ‘government to
the e sinking: of. the: steamet Ari jc;

The government

ne lives, aod: to “invite an. -exgTanae! aa : aa
Hion, a o ME a :

at “despatch” ti to: the

eorrespondent has _been author-
nounee. that Ms. Venizelos, ‘the

cupied: with’ thé” ‘possibility of
has concentrated. 150, 000 troops :
wo assistance’ ‘of the. Allies.

;|sulted London and: Paris. . eh

" completely ° “destroyed -t thie’ town} se
has been at the Kildare Koines,

. Manson. Creek,. all ‘summer, ‘came *

has’ ‘penetrated ‘the Gulf of Riga’ “
and. chas’ engaged: the . Russian .

Artois,”
[fighting , and. three new éotnter-
attacks. during: the night of Au om
Joust 19. 20; -the ‘enemy sucededed |.
_|in regaining. re footing” in ‘the
-n | trenches: which’ we had ‘taken

Temps from Athens says the

P RDP J 7 NC :

ized by the: diptomatists to- ‘an-

Greek: premier,’ is principally oe-

pretnier is. declared to, have can-

‘The. oficial communi-

cy In};

aft ter violent artillery

Pari is}

cation “issued: ‘téday say’:

from him, on: e 18th on the voad |

The}. :

vs s|eatuadron:

‘The! official statement a)
issued today says: “In Val Sugu-

na our ‘troops advanced “a8 far aS

the fine of Maso’ Brook, their left |'s
resting on “Moite. Cina and. Ci-
mone: - Enemy artillery on Monte
Panarotta tried to. dislodge us!
from: our newly conquered posi-|t
tions, but failed, _

““TIn the upper Cardevole valley.
a fire, gaused. by the shelling of
the - enemy’ 8. artillery, . ‘almost

of. Pavé-li:Livinalh ng
as a. chureh, valthout doitie. any |;
damage to ‘those™ of sour: “troops.

: as, well

who had previoudly occupied the! :

ground, ”

“Paris: According to a dea-
pateh: from Tarin, Italian aero-
planes” defeated. an * Austrian air

over't the Adriatic coast.

brought down a 8 Zeppelin at Vile
na,

Ge

“Moidey, August 16 :
Paris: “ Tests, have: proved ‘the’.

Quariie,. “ati,” Italian . engineer, |
torpedoes. - “from | &

‘The ‘secret.- ‘is: to:

this: week,” “The: national : ‘assem:

‘Ibs: is’. feared’: “that|.

{sions required... “The « ‘Serbian
ninister: believed. miiddle é gtound
‘Vean‘be reached...” -

is Austro-German, forees: are t now
mas Bing | on the. Servian f frontier.

| Points: 4a: Cone ie ain
rb, and, ia the custome. house
iB

~ | was io: ‘Joss. of life:

their course “and” explodes” ‘them, ‘ ae 4

| tha. Russians inca: “battle | ‘in the:

Ae how. approaching. Tn the. Polish
sector: the: various’ ‘German armies

The ® ‘bone |
bardment: eased after’ ‘shells had.
fedched | ‘Semlin ® ‘and: ‘Panscova
{across the* ‘Danulle: from -Bel-
grade, i ‘in Austria): causing ‘fires

London’: z
from: the check inflicted - on him
early last, week by. the Russians;
Von: Buelow. commanding : that
portion of.the army: ‘of Von ‘Hin-
denburg’ ‘operating: ‘to: the: west
of the River. Dvinsk, bas again
takenthe offensive}. and): ‘aecord=
ing'to the official report : publish«
waya® to -further* - German. ends, .
ed in’ Berlin: today, hag beaten

‘| vieinity: ‘of Kubisco, * and” pushed
them back. in..the! “northeasterly |:
| direction, taking rore:than 2,000
Fo thé'south,. before:

he Runsiang,” ‘according:

ng. source of information,

in and: a. Panic. in. Pans- |

Having jeeavered |’ ;

_ PROGRESS. ‘OF THE: GREAT. WAR DAY BY DAY

retreat, and for a long-time to

come will be able to prevent ‘the
Germans -. from | “detaching any.

part oftheir’ army. for Jarge ven-

tures 5 elaewheve,

“Tuesday, ‘August:1 7
~ Athens : The British reinforce-
ments - which landed ast week,
near Suvia. Bay, on the Gallipoli},
peninsula,. have fought their way
southward, and fect a Sune:

Despatches

from: Mitylene today. said the new. |:
‘British artillery broke down row
after ‘row of: Turkish | trenches |.
alone‘the: Gulf of .Saros, shore, |.
‘the Turks beating. a hasty. re-
treat, - - .

“Freeh. and’ British warships
are continiously. bombarding t he
coast of Asia: Minor.’: ‘The: Tuck-

‘ish: towns ‘uf: Detelela, : ‘Phinkia,

Noussandassi' ‘and “Hphesos ‘have

MASSING TROOPS ON TURKISH BORDER
NA VAL: BA TTLE RA GES IN G ULF OF RIGA

- wife of ; Charles . “Reid, |

jc AND DISTRICT =

F, B Chettleburgh came down :

- from Telkwa on. ‘Wednesday.

Julius Levy, ‘of ‘Vancouver, ces
was here eon Monday.

AL Ww ‘FRaly,- cof- Vancouver, _

«ee neneibe”

J. R Fuller, sacle I in, chdege

of the public school, returned on. *. ;

Monday. from his. -sutnmer :vaca-

' Leonaid Wrineh, ‘son of Br. H.
C. Wrinch, left on Wednesday

for. Vancouver to. attend ‘Bieh 7

school. |. : ; —
AL ¢: “Bate, of Ottawa, who: oF

in yesterday, on yusiness,

aR, §: ‘Wright, th
retary ‘far: ‘Prince’ “Rupert Fair,

_ was in: the: Bulkley: Vatiey: this
week, arranging for. exhibits.

Tom Harrison and Pete Boch : ~

have returned from the: Omineca: oe
river. district, * where ‘they. have a
- been “hinting: for: some’ ‘month oer

", Superintendent F W. Dowling

B lof. the. government, telegraphs, : .
.. #l apent: several days. in: ‘Hazelton,
| returning toPrince Rupert.
‘terday..-
os the ie splendid gardens of Hazel

“He was much strac

wo of the’ most. popula young.
people of. Razelton were “marrie
at St. ‘Peter's on. ‘Wednesday:
morning, when. Miss Bthel Hebe. _
| Sharpe, daughter of Mr.: and.)

a Miva. W., H. Sharpe,“ became: the. |

of" th
government: ‘offies” “ataff, The.

ceréitiony was performed by Re Ba

tis,.oné of th
brothers, . and:

Crawford...

n | been. ‘shelled and damaged, “Tare AY

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