TOLD PRINCE HOLD THE
LINES AT ANY COST!
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LONDON, Aug. 3.—A dispatch
from Amsterdam says that the
Kaiser told Crown Prince Rupreeht
of Bavaria, now practically In su
preme command there to hold Its
lines at any cost.
At the war council of the Cent a'.
LOCAL ITEMS.
A two part modern drama is
Juror Number Se\en, the head
liner at the Eagle Hall on Sunday
night. This remarkably worked
out play features the inimitable
Dorothy Phillips to great advantage
in the delightful romance around
which the plot is woven. Keeping
It Dark is a Nestor Comedy which
supplies the laughs. An excellent
101 Bison Feature entitled the
Dawn Hoad is typical of all this
famous company’s productions,
while an interesting Universal
"Weekly concludes the bill.
The Steamer Umatilla was ex
pected to reach Golovin at four
this morning from St. Michaels and
would reach here at three o’clock
this afternoon. The Pacific Steam
slip Co’s boat is expected to sail
1rom here this evening or son*
time tonight. Yesterday ihe fol
lowing had booked their passage ic
the Outside on board the Umatilla:
J. II. Hopp, G. F. M’.Michaels, Mrs
.1. J. Keenan, \V. P. Crane, Mr.
Baer, H. Friend, C. H. Robins, L
P. Tunstead, .Mrs. Curtis Walsh
Mrs. Chas Dankardt, Fred Martin
Miss Catherine Anpher, H. I’
Brittan. Miss Mildred Mallon. Miss
Cora Black, E. E. Eox, Mrs. Mild
Ted Hanson, Mrs. B. O’Reilly, Mr
and Mrs. W. M. Gilzene, Mead Wat
A. Gelite, P. M’Mullen, Carl Hed
Gus Hed, Mike Nevins, E. P. Mul
grew.
Powers held in Brussels yesterday
I this order “Hold your lines what
I ever it may cost!” was flashed along
] the entire Flanders front and signed
I by the Kaiser himself.
This is taken in Netherlands circ
les to indicate that there has been
some concern as to Ihe ability to
hold the lines intact or not.
The ferocity of this attack and
counter attack in Flanders must be
terrific as the roar of the guns with
[ the west wind blowing yesterday
was clearly heard along the S'lheldt
according to Holland advices.
PARIS, Aug. 3.—The German
attacks in the Verdun sector have
( A 1,1. FOR BIDS.
Bids are hereby called for laying
1760 sq. ft. flooring in School House
Lumber to be furnished, disks re
moved and replaced by contractor.
Specifications may be seen at the
City Clerks Office.
The School Board reserves the
right to rejetc any and all bids.
E. GRIMM.
Clerk of School Board.
FOR SALK.
Ford tournig car. Ipplv this office
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Two 4 H. P. Boilers.
One 12 H. P. Boiler.
One 16 H. P. Boiler.
Two 6 H. P. Boiler.
DARLING & DEAN CO.
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
MENS
Munsing Union Suits
Specially Priced At The
Dissolution Sale
ML XSIXG WK.Ui is jtojiulur because It's satisfactory in
every w tv. PEKFECT KITTING, I.OXG WEARING, XO-IKHI
TATIXG, FIXE IN QUALITY,and at the most reasonable juices.
Wear them ami you will like them. Prices ranf-e from
$ 2.25 TO $ 5.25
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
OUTFITTERS
AND PROSPECTIVE BUYERS
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR
SPECIAL ANNOUNCMENT
MEAWVI1II.K DO NOT FORGKT TIITAT
WE SELL GOODS, QUALITY AND QUANTITY BEING
EQUAL AS LOW IE NOT LOWER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE.
OUR EQUALLED SERVICE AND OUR CAREFUL ATTEN
TION GIVEN TO YOUR WANTS SHOULD BE INCENTIVE TO
GIVE US YOUR BUSINESS.
Polet’s Stores
died away and the threatened of
fensive never gained weight.
PARIS. Aug. 3.—The severity of
the fighting in Flanders is being
watched with great interest here.
The army experts are doubtful as to
the precise objects of the Allied
WATER FRONT STKIKK.
VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. .3.—
The longshoremen at this point
struck for higher wages to meet the
higher costs of living. They are de
manding the same rate of pay as
prevails in the other Pacific Coast
ports.
An effort was made to compel the
crew of an Australian liner tied up
at the port to discharge the steam
er's cargo but the crew thereupon
also struck.
The port authorities then mustered I
into service the warehouse men ei:
ployed by the Canadian Pacific and
sent them to discharge the steamer.
This was followed by the ware
housemen following the example of'
the rest and walking out on strike.
RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP.
Front St. X doors west of Alaska
Bank.
We do tke best
CLEANING
PRESSING
ALTERING A
REPAIRING
Ladles *nd Gentlemen* Clothe*
commanders, That something ol:
deep significance is discerned by the j
Germans in the Flanders operations ;
is clearly indicated by the desperate j
eftc-rts tc hold the lines as well as'
to inspire the troops with the spirit
of greater resistance by the Kaiser
himself.
CWKS KLX.MXIi.
teen days since the strike was called f
on the traction otmpary’u lines, cars I
began running for the first time.
The strike was practically settled I
by the company agreeing to recog
nize the union and to collectively
bargain with committees from the
carmen’s organization. The men
conceded the right of the company
to employ non-union men if they
saw fit.
The men claim a victory. The
company promises not to discrimi
nate and to reinstate till employees
without question.
ABOUT THK MAILS.
The mail leaving on the Umatilla
will close today at 5 p. m. The
Silver Wave is due to sail north to
day for Kotzebue Sound and way |
points and will also take the mail
for those points.
IN FROM FROSrKCT.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nashenweng
arrived in town yesterday from
Prospect creek.
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