WEATHER REPORT
Yesterdaw: Max 42, Min. 25.
Today: strongs South wtn«J.
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SKAtrWAY,
75 KILLED AND 90 W01N0ED IN PARIS CHURCH
MONSTER GUN DROPS SHELL
Oil CONGREGATION WHICH MS
PRAYING FOR ENO Of BAITLE
Germans Digging Themselves In Near
Albert To Wait For Artillery
To Back Them Up
Paris. March 30—Seventy-five
persons weie kiiieci and 90 wound
ed yesterday when a church was
demolished by a shell during
Good Friday services, it is officially
announced today.
54 WOMK.V AMONG DEAD
paris, March 3U.— Presidant Poiu
caire and Premier Cleruenaeau to
day visited the church which >'es"
terda. was ahe'.led. and v.oich was
■also hit Sunday. Fifty-^our) wi>"
tl> n tf-e among the dead.
Jeun Bcmi, Socialist leader. eaids
at the moment when. wornaen,
child: en and the aped were emn
*,daring heave-, to end this horrible
butchery the roof of the churc.h was
shattered by steel, which responded
with blood to their Pr^erS.
ASSAULTS yrOLEXV
Washington, March 30. — French
reserve trooj>a have stopped the
Germaii advance an a 25 mile front
from Mort'ui! to lAiiU-y. u.v-ordimg'
to an official dtsyatch, received to~
d>,- ficsu Caris.
German assaults on this line were
described as particularly violent.
Hl'X STRENGTH WAXING
Lcuidon. March 110. — A dis
ps'ch from the 1'rout thLs uiternoou!
reveais that German) strength.,
is nailing, though their -advanced
forces •'re astride the somane
river, still 12 miles distant fr®nii
Ami* us. but with both northern and.
southern wings being pnessed back
t>y attacks of British and Fraiw.'.h|
troops.
ENEMY DEFEATED
London, M^rch 30. — The wair
office statement sajp: ' 'It j®
[ known from captured! Joe unseats
| that the Germaoi atttacJa yesterday
! bad for its objective the capture of
| Vimy ridge. .
"The Arras attack was carried
i out by sis divisions in *be front
I lines, and four assault divisions in
I support, but uhH with a severe de
feat, the enemy retreating with
I bis lasses." . S 3 iL
FRENCH! POWERFUL
-—
Paris, Mairo.h 30.—French! troops
supported by reserves, are offering
a desperate resistance to powerful
assaults of the enemy, tha wa.;<
off.ee announces:.
The battle which wa« resumed
during the night with, renewed vio"
lence is progressing on a fj»>npl 25
miles from MOrauil to beyond
! LAsaiguy.
GERMANS DIGGING IN
British Headquarters ii> Fra-uoe, J
I M»rch 30.—In the vtetaity of Al~
I ber* the Gormams today are re
ported to be digging themselves in
aloiu? a line fromi Thieyval to
boisells.
British lines hay® been strength"
I ed rapidly on eyeri>f quarter
! along- the front th'er^.
ENEMY WONT BREAK LINE
Paris, March 30. — Again re- i
turning from the front Premierj
Clemenceau said:
"The enemy will not oonquer oui
resistance. Come what may, they i
will „ot break:*, through."
COUNTER ATTACK CON
TINUES
Paris, March 30—French forces
have completely checked the Ger
Individuality
Is The Key
Note of
Good Dressing
You will find style and
service in the Suits and
Dresses which we just
received and have now
on display.
ALBERT REINERT
Broadway between Third and Fourth Phone 41
]—American soldier In training camp equipped for bayonet drill. 2—French troops marching along the country
roads on ihe way 10 the trenches at Verdun. 3—Heavy howitzer of the allies In the deep snow on the western front.
ra sick
Petrograd, AUQx'h 30. — Premier
Le-iiie is seriously ill witji pneu
monia. t ,
mans west of Montdidier between
that place and Lassigny.
The French counter off-naive
which took thrm into the outskirts
of NoyonThursday continu s wi h
unabled ferociiv todav.
conjln r Ration
Amsterdam. March 30—Hai dels
Blad's correspondent at tie front
wired lodav gifat nusscn of Ccr
mar.s are concentrating on Vet dun
front. American forces hold the
line in this region.
LULL BEFORE STORM
London, March 30—Germans
are still rushing forward their ar
tillery and reorganizing their
forces, according ta a telegram
from Reuters correspondent at
British headquarters.
The slowing down in the battle,
he says, is only a lull before
another German 3torm of still
greater intensity.
BRITONS TAKE PRISONERS
London, March 30—"We were pres
sed back at Demuin and Mezieres, south
of the Somme, but at the latter village
we counter attacked and took a number
of prisoners," Haig reported today.
Digging in of the Germans is un
doubtedly for the purpose of bringing up
their artillery.
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CHANGE IN TIME
§ Xo official vxird has
§ receive^ by 'the local
i«j cable offico or by sjovsni
§ «ient officials in tile city.
■>f regarding) change }n tinwi
g tomorrow morning, in ac
| osrdance with th.e Daylight
js Saving bill.
B Until official ward
a Deen received, th© Ai
ls uskain advises all clocks
* to wmain as they are. Peo
S pie should phone the
a, cable office or telephone
g central tonight or tomou
gj row manning regard is the
H time. J )
?
l§ HHls will ring for ohurchi
5' services. shoud they ring
£ an hour earlier tlian. usual,
5 all may than know the j§
g time has been changed. a
* f>
*V* *tCBS *Ls k * 'hJEHK <dCK'fta»*KSK at «i
Quebec hiliiu
IS CALLED OUT
Quebec, March 30. — The'mili
tia was ealledj out 'ast nigiht t°
quell an anti-draft mob. / Rioters
whipped and tledj federal officers
to a post.
BREAKDOWN"
Owing to a breakdown in awr
linotype machine we ware 'k>t a^le
to get up much type t°tdp&ri. For1
that reason, society will be cOnttar
uad some day next week.
Don't forget to register. Do it
now.
"HYGENO FLOUR"
We are prepared to fill your orders for this "Whole Wheat
Health" Flour in 10 or,50 lb. sacks at the same
price as ordinary flour, viz:
80c and $3.25 Per Sack
This flour is suitable for all baking purposes and contains
more food values than any other flour we have.
P. H. GANTY
Store Open From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day. One regular delivery • day
talcing order* received until 1 p.m.
15, MET
IS RELEASED
San Francisco, Marchi 30.—Mrs.
Moonejr was released, today after-1
l>u• tfciiiv up bail of $15,000.
WILL TALK TONJGI1T
OS iNdOME TAX
L. H. Pedersan( will spjealc in th<)
Popular Picture Palaces tonight on
the subject of '"Income Tax.". Iiti
formatioai which lie will present is
issued by tlve government to all
Pour Minute Men, «-nd is authorita- i
tlye.
The U. S. harbor boat Peterson,
arrived in port fhis morning at
11:45 o'clock aind sailed again f°1
Ft. Win. H. Stewaird ait 3 p. m.
A. G. Lightfoot, of tie stea'mer
Peterson, was in town Ou business
today while the Pearson was inj
port.
A $.500 Liibtray Band will sup
ply ISO of our boye with gas
masks, in whicli to faco one of
the dsidliest menace of th,^ trench
Did You Ever
consider how intimate is the com
radeship between a man and his
Suit, Hat and Shoes ?
Where one goes, there goes the
others. The longer they are ac
quainted the better they like each
other and the more inseparable they
become.
From the day of purchase there is
a mellow atmosphere about an Ed.
V. Price Suit, a Hardeman Hat and
a pair of Florsheim Shoes—something
easy, intimate and comfortable-some
thing which induces the feeling of
dependableness.
The spring lines are here. Come
in and look them over.
JAMES KENNEDY
SEIZE
OF
TIRPITZ
Iuomie, March 30. — Perfect of
Sessair bas sequestered estates V&1
u- j at one half million lire, oAraed^
by AJmiral Von. Tirpitz In Sardinia.
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Seattle, March 30— Governor Lister
today appointed Superior Judge Kenneth
Mackintosh to the supreme bench to
succeed the late Judge Morris.
Federal district attorney Clay Allen
has been named to succeed Mackintosh.
DUTHIE BUYS
OUT BOWLES
Seattle, March' 30., — The co«
trollm« intetiesi: ctf C. D. Eowl<es in
the J. I". Duihie ar.d Co., shipyard b(
vas i)Uix:ha£ed today fcjn J. D.
L'uihU; and associates. The cw*
sideratieiu is ijaid to be seyeral mil
lion dolars. ) _ 1
The Princess Sf-l>hia of the Can
adian Pacific! Steamship (*>•, ie
scntduled to arrtv© in. port to
morrow morning at 7 o'clock. She
passed Ketchikan last night at 11
o'clock, and should be ou time.
The Sophia, is brimigiioifj 135 toiifl
o; freight. . j j, ^ jj
Mrs. Slieelor was a retmniing
passenger for Haines today on, the
steamer Peterson. , , it