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PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1915.

PRICE FIVE ieee

 

 

RUSSIANS AND. TURKS FIGHTING A NEW BATTLE

HEALTH OF CANADIAN TROOPS REPORTED EXCELLENT—PRESIDENT CHAMBERLIN AT AT OTTAWA

 

 

RESIDENT E. J CHAMBERLIN
CONFERS WITH GOVERNMENT

ENIED RUMORS THAT HIS VISIT HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH
CHANGE OF TERMS BEFORE TAKING OVER THE
NATIONAL TRANSCONTINENTAL.

RUSSIANS AND TURKS FIGHT
BATTLE INCLINES TO RUSSIA

(‘92ND TURKISH REGIMENT TAKEN PF PRISONERS BY THE RUS-
SIANS AS WELL AS MILITARY CAMP WITH
MILITARY SUPPLIES.

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(Bpecial to The Daily News.)

  

Mr. Chamberlain denied that he |

a (8pecial to The Dally News.) officers and fifteen hundred men,

Wtawa. Je 3 Che Jot a

f Jan. 1 oe had come to Ottawa on anyth | unsure Petrograd, Jan. 43.—The Gen- and also a platoon of the 52nd
president of » Grand int codenbiy eatetindls 6 fone | } eral Staff report says that in the

Pacific, by }

ind Trunk general counsel,

accompanied Caucasus the fighting at Olti, 35 Regiment.

miles west of Kars, continues ob-
stinately.

h

aving said that his object was t The Russians are reported to

have captured a military camp

I ir. arrived here at noon |*ecure considerable modification |

  
 

with Hon
of

1 conference

Oochrane, Minister

j the

of the

Trunk took over the

the
operation of

terms before Grand

National Transcontinental

 

   
   
  
 

 

(Special to The Daily News.)

Dover, Jan. 13.—It is perist-
nily rumored that two German
ubmarines were recently fired

1 and sunk by the coast bat-

BUILT IN CANADA

(Bpecial to The Deity Newsy

RUSSIA SECURES
NEW YORK MONEY

(Special to The Bally News)
New York, Jan. 13.—-Headed by

J. P. Morgan, a syndicate of New
York bankers has agreed to ad
the

immediately

government
dol-

vance Russian

twelve million

lars

 

‘CONGRESS ADOPTS
| NEW NAVY PROGRAM

 

 

Montreal, Jan. 13.—Work. has |
arted on ten new submarines (Bpecial to The Dally News.)
r the British navy at the Cana- Washington Jan 13.—The |
an \ s yards here and or-itouse naval committee has|
more have Been re adopted a navy building pro-|
or gram of two battleships, six de
DEnAD* stroyers and seventee

BERLIN REPORT

(8pecial to The Dally News.)

Be Jan. 13 The official
iys that the Allies were
ve out of Pallinesburg, a

of Nieuport, by German

  
   
   
  
    
    
   
 
   
 
 

illery fire
French attacks La Boi-

repulsed and a German

near
lle were

ittack succeeded.

SOLDIERS LEAVE MINES.

Boulder,

roops,

Gol., Ja Jan. 13.—-Federal
which have been station-
(in the Northern Colorado coal
elds sinee last April, have left
nd saloons at Lafayette and Su-

erior have the first

opened for
ime in seven months.

Capt. J.MeGEE, MLMS.A, |

Masters and Mates Prepared
for Examination

—_—

Compasses Adjusted

 

Helgerson Block, Opp. Royal
Hotel—Phone Red 502

St. Mihiel French attacks |
yY sappers weré defeated.
In the Vosges and in the east-
rh theatre the situation is un-
hanged

 

  
 
     
 
   

To The Electors

of Prince Rupert
—-7
Ladies and Gentlemen:

As a nominee for Alder-
man, T beg to solicit your
‘Support. If re-elected my
Motto shall continue to be:
Independent and impartial
judgment, the city’s inter-
ests first of all.

Faithfully yours,

V. Basso-Bert

~~" | general order

 

 

subma- |

rines. |

KING ALBERT HAS
SCANDINAVIAN AID

via London, Jan
Poliitikep prints the fol-|
from King Albert |
iof Belgium: |

Copenhagen
} 10-—The

jiowing message

“IT am deeply touched by receiv |

ing your telegram in which you}

jexpress the heartiest feelings of|

jsympathy for Belgium. The Scean-|

dinavian people have

jgreatly tow ard mitigating

sufferings of my people,

 

faith in treaties and devoted|whole time we were cleared for|guarding the Duteh frontier to
themselves to the defence of their{action and all the men were at|check an epidemic of desertion.
|} honor. | the ir guns |/Eleven thousand Germans desert-
“I appreciate especially the -- —- ed to Holland from the Bruges
lgreat sympathy shown by the | WORLD IN TROUBLE. garrison in December.
Scandinavian nations. The Scan ae | pildiaee he dere. of thet” ee OR
jdinavian in history demonstrates | » and an nae * TO THE ELECTORS OF *
the high spirit of independence | * sncouver pepe! i * PRINCE RUPERT. *
which animates them. jget back their money before _ * nC aes *
“Please give my best thanks ee ” bess an * Ladies and Gentlemen: *
all noble minded and generous | ‘ey wild tnne (<j). | Sneeapemae * I appeal to the thinking, *
. . deferred till today, when winding
donors in Scandinavia. (Sed. } * impartial ratepayers to sup *
“ALBERT, up proceedings will probably -* * port me for re-election as *
“King of Belgium.” aa eo ; eee Alderman with their vote *
an le statement shows the finances in i seis sdealiailana » ates reall
GERMANS OPPOSE pes om. * limiting expenditures to *
Tasers CRATERNNES TO THE ELECTORS OF PRINCE |* ©!!y Income. *

Berlin, Jan. 13.—-The German
larmy authorities have
prohibiting
jure troops in the field from fra
with the forces of the
jenemy, they did
|points in the western theatre of

lwar.at Christmas. To such an

issued a

in fu-
| ternizing

as at several

lish several weeks

contributed | we
the |church

|
who hadjof holy e

 

EFFECT OF ROUMANIA’S CO-O

northern and southern armies of Roumania are in a position

‘

the

retirement

Austrian armies
from the
thus
which has postponed

take
whole
rian Kmpire removing
flank

many

   
   

 

   

TIT #us
DD iL! GA

PERATION WITH RUSSIA.—The

BIEN

on their flanks and to compel a
east half of the Austro-Hunga-
the menace to the Russian left

several times the invasion of Ger-

——~

 

KARLSRHUE SUNK

(Special to The Dally News.)

Havana, Jan, 13 It is now
claimed that the German cruiser
iKarisrhue was sunk by the Brit-

of

fact that she was reported re-

ago in spite
p the
vessels.

by American

ATTEND SERVICE, BUT
KEEP POWDER DRY

Jan. 13

Londotr Writing to
his brother at Southampton, Ad-|
miral Sir John Jellieoe says: “On
Christmas Day we waited for the |

who did not appear, but
to find for |
three celebrations |

(serma

managed time
and for

MNMmMuUunbon,

 

RUPERT.

Ladies and Gentlemen:
Wishing to fully
the details of municipal govern

ment,

study more

in nomi-
1915,

I place my name

nation as Alderman for

the same.

 

lextent was this fraternizing car |
| ried out that at one place where |
British played

Christmas

j}Germans and
, football

lagreed to suspend hostilities for|

on Day they |
jtwo days mere,

————— eee |
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| SPECIAL PRICES ON  WEAVY
(ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR AT
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|CLEARING SALE. |!

With municipal ownership, im-
play,
standard

proved schools, fair econ-

omy new work and

wages as guiding principles, I
shall honestly endeavor to justify
the if fit to

elect me

confidence you see

Chanking these in advance who
may decide te vote for me, I am,
Yours respectfully,

9.10 WALTER SHAW,

although the) that

and |
respectfully request your vote for

 

SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
OCCURRED IN ROME

(Special to The Dally Mewe)
Rome, Jan 13.—A _ terrifte
the strongest
occurred today,

earthquake,
felt in Rome,
lasted f

ior
people

ever
and
The
fled from their houses. No
lost but many build-
ings were damaged, including the
famous column of Marcus Aure-

several seconds.

lives were

lius and the Farenes Palace.

(GERMAN DESERTIONS
ARE GETTING SERIOUS

(Special to The Daily News.)

 

 

 

Paris, Jan. 13.—It is reported
the Germans are strictly

* THOMAS MeCLYMONT, *
eR RR

 

 

 

COL. SEPTIMUS DENISON,
At present Adjutant General of
the Canadian militia, who has
been appointed to command the
Ontario Infantry Brigade in the
Second Canadian Contiagent.

 

was captured, including fourteen

GERMAN ATTACKS

 

 

MEASURE OF RELIEF
IS TO BE AFFORDED
BUT NOT MORATORIUM

Jan. 9—As_ the
Provincial government has not yet
formulated any definite plans as
to what measure of relief will be
given in place of a moratorium
enactment, Attorney General
Bowser, when interviewed by the
Vancouver Bogard of Trade, could
make no definite statement as to
the government attitude. A com-
mittee of Mr. Jonathan Rogers,

 

Vancouver,

president of the board; Messrs.
C. E. Tisdall, M. P. P.; W. H.
Malkin, H. A. Stone and Secre-

tary Blair had been appointed on
Thursday to interview the attor-
ney general on the subject.
The came up by a
complaint to the council of the
board that statements purporting
to have come from the attorney
general on the moratorium ques-
tion were injuring prospective in-
vestments. It was said that one
man alone was withholding an in-
vestment of $175,000 on account
of the statements said to have
been made by the attorney gen-
eral, which had given rise to the
that there would be a
moratorium enactment.

While Mr. Bowser made it quite
that there would not
moratorium,

question

belief

clear ~e a
as the term is com-
accepted, there might be
measure of relief. He in-
timated that the matter might be
left to the diseretion of judges
before whom cases might come.
He gave the committee an in-
Were
a man to owe some $2,000 on a
house, and the

monly

some

stance of what he meant:

interest became
and on account of circum-
stances induced by

due,
the financial
stringency of the time said per.
son could not pay up, he should

 

 

 

 

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* that all payments made to #*

* him must be acknowledged * By F. W. Dowling, Observer.

* by an official receipt. This *

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\* case of dispute. Mamemematew” .. os ckkackbess 29,229
+ MANAGER. #/Max. temp. .........++:: 38.0
li ee Min. temp. ..........-56: 36.0

 

The bitter fight in the Karugan
region inclines in Russian favor.
The 92nd Turkish Regiment

with supplies in
tory.
The Turkish army is reported

to have occupied Tabriz, Persia.

(Special to The Daily News.)
Toronto, Jan. 13.—Lieutenant
Colonel Hodgetts, the Red Cross
representative at Salisbury, ca-
bles reassuringly of the health of
the Canadian Contingent. The
total general illness is only 3.6
per cent.

” There were only

Turkish terri-

(Special to The Satty Nowe.)

Paris, Jan. 13—-The French of-

ficial report says that bad weather
hindered the operations every-
where.
The Germans have made suc-
cessive and partially successful
attacks in the region around
Spur 132, northeast of Soissons.
Violent artillery engagements
are progressing as far east as Ar-
gonne.

In the Vosges the snowfall has
stopped the Allies’ advance.

 

 

 

 

 

twenty-six
cases of cerebro spinal menin-
gitis since the landing, with four-
teen deaths. :

Of general diseases, 11 were
pneumonia, 101 influenza, 4 diph-
theria, 2 measles, 2 scarlet fever
and one typhoid.

B. C. UNDERTAKERS
WILL OPEN HERE

 

A new undertaking establish- 05000058 008880088

ment has just been started in
. . * ON YELLOW DOGS *
town that seems destined to be- e *
come a permanent fixture. Mr. or
p * A public man _ visiting *
Bruce Morton, a bright and en-
' ; * New York a number of years *
ergetic young business man, for
. * ago found the Tammany *
three years with Centre & Hanna aie :
- . 1# politicians of the city re- *
in Vancouver, has arrived in wee
. : * joicing greatly over a clean *
town and will be associated with ; .
. * sweep in the municipal *
Cc. O. Rowe and A. La Fortune, ;
*campeign for their gang *
well known locally.
* rule. One of the leaders, *
They have purchased the stock j ; ;
ordered by the Dominion Under © peaking with the vielten®
* remarked, “We control New *

takers, which was dissolved ow-
ing to the departure for the front
of A. Allet, the manager.

The premises at 4117 Second
Street, formerly occupied by
Fisher's undertaking parlors have
been secured and are being re-

York in our fist and could *
elect a yellow dog to office *
on our ticket.” *

The same man was visit- *
ing New York some five *
years later and another elec--*

 

i i had just *
modeled and renovated so as to tien oupe d
; : closed. Meeting the same *
be in a first-class and sanitary aT
ont Meet ait dain tee political boss, he remarked: *
ue .
. ° “What's the matter, Old. *
business on Monday. .
: ‘ Timer? Why are you so *
Mr. Morton is a native of Bruce, : :
; : . glum?” “Oh, we just had a *
Ontario, and is the third genera- ; Ai
; aa bitter defeat,” was the reply. *
tion that has followed this line of
: “I thought you told me *
ealling. He looks like a winner.
your party was so strong you *
TO THE ELECTORS OF PRINCE |* could elect a yellow dog?” *
RUPERT. said the visitor. *
“So 1 did,” returned the *
Ladies and Gentlemen: boss, “but the trouble is we *
Having consented to my NAMC)%® elected too many yellow *
being placed in nomination for) »® gogs.” *
Alderman, I depend on the bus- Jonservative politicians, *
iness and workingmen's vote for|*® take notice. *

election, As I am not running in
the interest of any political party,
corporation or individual, but as

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RHEE EER HEE HEHEHE

 

 

the people's candidate for the ad-|* TO THE ELECTORS OF *
vancement of Prince Rupert, and PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. *
if elected, will do my utmost to Ladies and Gentiemen: of
advance the interest of all bus- Having consented to the *
iness and workingmen, and the|* nomination as Alderman for #
city in particular. And also any|* the election on the 1ith *
agreement entered into between|* inst., I take this opportunity *
the city and any corporation or|* to ask for your support. *
individual must be lived up to. If my services for the past *
Faithfully yours, three years have met with *
WILLIAM BEVERIDGE. your approval I would ap- *

~9.10 Fourth Ave. preciate your vote and in *
Sane fluence. *

$11.00 BUYS A MAN'S SUIT AT Your obedient servant, *
MARTIN O’REILLY’S JANUARY) 5.10 (JOLIN DYBHAYN. *
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