(REEK BLOCKADE ADVOCATED BY PARI

 

 

 

BULGAR REGIMENT REF USES TO OBEY—BRITISH SUBMARINE DOES GREAT WORK

PARIS URGES
BLOCKADE OF

GREEK PORTS

Growing Distrust of Greece
Paris—Rigid Blockade
Advocated as the
Only Course.

(Special to The Dafly News.)

Dec, 7—There is a grow-
ust of Greece
re, The Matin
Athens
playing for
Allies will be
the

corres-

that
in the
forced

Teutons

in says
tim»
il the
ea by an
Blockade Advocated.

that

any

will
A}
The
a rigid blockade
calculated to aid the
of the Greek

royal policy.

Greece
of the

week hence.

aimed
to concede

wates

scontent
th the
| cireles are very anxious
the Allies,
starvation

the

2 ni
ckade

ing ial

a move by
means
to

ruin whole

HERRING CONCESSIONS

GRANTED BY OTTAWA

The following
eived from F,
G.W. Nie

wire has been

erson,

Cunningham:
Prince Rupert,
Department approved ex-
north

na area licenses

to
and

herring
Island
Island
line drawn

end
east to
Yolk
Turtle
including

Dundas south
pania
ary from
Farrant Island,
Gill” fsland,
Rupert harbor.
F, H, CUNNINGHAM.

on

“THE BROKEN COIN” AT

m

THE MAJESTIC THEATRE

 

of “The

produces no end of

| 20th installment
1 Goin”
excitement. Count
ick falls foul of the
boat

from

and
skippel
the
island, he
attention to
furious

which
the
paying

rescues
when

him

and there is some
ping,

Maker”

a

is an
labor

abble plays a prominent part.

qaovernor

on which

story in

is a most thrilling motor
ident An inter-

animated weekly and a de-
tfully

in the story.

amusing matrimonial
entitled “It Might
Serious,’ complete a good

ix-up, Have
gram,

drama
the

here is a sensational

ining Wednesday and one

iid only Gharlie Chaplin is due

WELLINGTON COAL.
116

on two reels of mirth,

Ay
rhe

en-
Bank.”

SAFETY FIRST—USE NEV
PHONE
ni2.

 

eer eompr

LONDON CAFE

And Grill

DAINTY MEALS AT
REASONABLE PRICES
Hart Bik. Third Ave.

BOXES FOR LADIES

Meee.

being dis-

A BRITISH SUB
SUNK SIX SHIPS

| of Marmora—Germans Sent

| Reinforcements to the
Westren Front.

(Special to The Daily News.)
A British sub-

Sea of Marmora on

London, Dee. 7.

j marine, in the
a 28

thre

December 2, 3 and 4, sunk
Turkish
thousand-ton supply steamer
four
land

trains.

knot destroyer, a

Turkish sailing transports

bombarded rajlroad

also

|
|
German Reinforcements.

Newspapers in the sdéuth and

 

west of Germany, which for

| sending their publications outside

days been debarred | from

rg if Germany, have now been allow-

ied to resume doing indicating

that the transit of German re
jinforeements for the expected
on the western front have

drive

jbeen cempleted.

ALD. BEVERIDGE WANTS

 

At the city council last night
a report of the city engineer to
the board of works regarding

complaints of insufficient and ir-

regular water supply, lodged by
residents on Park Avenue, was

brought down.
The engineer
Park Ave.

a 2-inch wooden main,

that
was supplied through

reported

which had
probably become broken. He ad-

vised replacing this with an 8-in,

cast iron main for a distance of
910 feet, the same to form part
of the permanent system. The

estimated cost was $4,030, in-
cluding hydrant and connections.

The of
mended that the report be adopt-
ed. The finance re-
commended that the main be laid
in accordance with the proposed
system to Digby Island.

Ald. Beveridge said that if this
vas to be part of the government
it should be left until next
if

work

board works recom-

committee

work,
there was a prospect
of that being started then.
He that Alderman
Maitland had said that some man
ealled Joe had stopped this work.
He wanted to
outside of the council should have
anything He
thought that it was time all this
“Toa
By
Avenue,
to provide the necessary hydrant
on 4th Avenue, so that the efforts
of “Joe” had seriously interfered
with the welfare of the city.
The mayor said that the Digby
Island to a
deadlock in the council. No one
seemed to be willing to make a
omise therefore the matter
had been dropped meantime, He
was satisfied that if the city did
this part of the work now it would
taken over by: the government

summer

understood

know why anyone

to do with the work.
business had stopped.

doing this Park

the city would be unable

work on

scheme had come

be

along with the rest, The report

was adopted.

 

IN THREE DAYS

in| Submarine has Busy Time in Sea

TO KNOW ABOUT “JOR”

 

 

 

FATHER SENT
TO ARREST HIS

To Escape When Wanted on
Sericus Charge—Flour
Mill Fire.

(Special to The Daily News.)

Tacoma, Dec. 7.—City Detective

Reeob, who permitted his son to
escape when he was wanted on
1. charge of making a criminal
ittack on a sixteen year old girl,
has been assigned the task of re-
capturing his sen without pay.

If he fails in his quest he will
be called upon to face trial with
a prospect of being sent to the
penitentiary or of being dismissed
from the service.

Flour Mill Fire.

St. Catherines, Ont., Dee. 7—

| Fire did damage to the extent of

/$300,uv0 to the Maple Leaf Flour

{Mills here last night.

"ANGUS STATES THAT

 

THE “STRONG MEN” OF

Photo taken October 30th di

 

 

Cher fatmas C sande Wallace's.

NAGANO STABBED PITMAN

Continuing the ted of Nagano
and Ohara for the murder of Johi

FOLANCE AND ENGLAND

iring the hurried visit to London

 

 

 

"WAYWARD SON’

Tacoma Detective ive Alloa his Son Lsipeinthan Flegiment Refused to go

300 BULGARS
MUTINIED AND
PAID PENALTY

To Aid of Turks—Germans
Preparing for Drive
In Mesopotamia.

(Special to The Daily News.)

London, Dec. 7.—A Bulgarian
, Which had been ordered
to proceed to the Gallipoli Penin-
Turks,
go and mutinied.
of the

and shot.

regiment
sula to aid the refused to
Three hundred
mutineers were lined up

Von Gallwitz is expected to join
the

an

Macedonia in

the

Bulgarians in
effort to
British forces.
Mesopotamia.

Dec. 7.

erush Franco-

Geneva, ~The Germans
are preparing for large operations
Mesopotamia under Von Der
Their aim is to reach the
Persian Gulf from Bagdad during
the winter.

in
Goltz.

 

DR. M’GUIRE RESIGNS
HIS ORGANIZERSHIP

Vancouver, Dee. 7.—Dr. Mec-

 

 

 

 

of the French commander in chief for the reported purpose Of|pjttman at Port Essington on|Guire has resigned from the or-
making arrangements for a closer co-ordination of the French, | July 30th, yesterday afternoon|ganizership of the prohibition
British and Russian forces, shows General Joffre acknowledging |Harry Murphy was in the witness|movement on the plea of the pres-
. cae > . : 1
the cheers of the crowd on leaving the British War Office with|pox. He testified to going into}sure of business. He has been
Lord Kitchener. the Jap restaurant witu Angus}succeeded by G. F. Gibson.
ER a aie a ee Sete oe and Pittman. Carlson was hay- Dr. McGuire was formerly a
‘ALD. BEVERIDGE WANTS [NORTHERN OLD- TIMER jing a bowl of soup and a dis-|Conservative member for Vancou-
LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT | INTERESTED IN RUPERT |turbance arose over the paying|/ver, and resigned his seat in the
for house some months ago. It has
| , @ . » of _|been rumored repeatedly that he
A report from the light super- | Captain J. O. Williams, who xaraeda grabbed = ore ‘ We ore aes
f | th { | |ness’ crutches, then Nagano threw|is slated for a senatorship.
endent egarding » erecting s ht , » ey :
intendent 1 irdi le ered jhe as bten on the Yukon river be la stool. Murphy’s other crutch Ueda a lek
of a large lamp at Cow Bay was | tween Whitehorse and Dawson for ‘was taken and both were broken CARD PARTY REALIZED
presented to the council las ehithe past seventeen years, arrived | in the melee, He remained seated $35 FOR RED CROSS
night. He recommended that it ) s Wi 0 oria and the Japs jumped on him. -He ee eek re :
ligh nendec I. the city on his way to Victoria ‘ ‘ ; oe I peters: At the home of Captain Hill last
» connecter » cluste ‘Ainnday 2 floor. ea : sg
be connected with the cluster atyon Saturday. be " . ae RE at night, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Knight-
’ > : r hes & e Japs e
[Davis’ float, the work being done} Captain Williams is a New owing Selias.any ’ hall entertained about forty peo-
, ; ‘ ithrough the back door.
with material on hand and eli. (rageteeans and knows the fish-| : ‘ ple at a card party. After re-
; , .. | The white men made for the],
out any outside help. ing business from A to Z, He in-| : freshments had been served about
' the front door where they got : “
‘idg “ i that thi tends to spend a week around Bw . {1 o'clock dancing began and was
Ald. Beveridge stated that this : art ijammed. Hé noticed the Japs :
|Prince Rupert with a view to ; kept up until an early hour, and
float was outside of the city. He} lcoming with knives. He was just B
3 |studying fishing conditions,’ w! everyone had a most enjoyable
protested against the efforts of ; over the sill when someone stab-|..
the jntention of starting business : . time. The sum of $35 was collect-
the committee in providing bette! , ; ibed him, He fell down outside y
in that line. If satisfied, he in-| ' : ; ed for the Red Gross fund.
light for a place outside of the land Kameda kicked him in the : ; E $
t hil { f tl , {tends to purchase three schooners | The prize winners in the card
? ic any arts oO 1@. GLLY : | @¢
Oe he eee es in the south and will enter the} 3 ; : games were Mrs. Tattersall and
remain poorly lit. Outside of - ; Cross examined by Mr. Shoe- :
| halibut and cod fishing from this} : Mrs. Moorhouse and Mr. Monti-
Section 4, he held that the light- botham and Mr. Patmore, witness i : ja
li the ise) ‘port. sich a dvonk. © < dor and Mr. Fred Miller. The
£ jas i sgrace an C CK : X si i i son was ¢ e@ si s ia
ps 7 ; oft ears , | From what Mr. Williams has rf Ms aE tt ; Wiel ladies wish to thank George Tite
of lig a danger. | , f ( Japs in 1e «place, le
tee Se : jalready seen here ,he is satisfies ae 5 oa for the use of the tables and Mr.
The mayor said that Ald. Bey- , wae ned after he was stabbed he]. : :
| that Prince Rupert will some day | Walker for the piano.
eridge had been on the light com-| , ‘ 8 could not say.
: he @ha |Support a big population by its | ae! ed as ae eg ott Ss re eee
© for so ’ ’ 0 s anh . sarge gi , @ mce as )
mittes fOr" gome ten months & fishing alone, just as Gloucester, | Ph ss ; SALE OF WORK
conditions had been the same] the wound which caused Pitt- ae Se
|Mé ass., ‘does. 5 if > ;
during thattime. He thought the} ester a amas a man’s death. He did net conduet In the Anglican Chureh on
alderman should have brought/{to that meeting as a result of it. | the post mortem examination, Wednesday, December 8th, com-
the matter up in committee. With} Ald, Dybhayn said hesconsider- ‘therefore did not probe the wound|mencing at 3 p.m. Splendid as-
regard to the dight at the lioat, led? the lighting fairly good con-/to find out the exact nature of it.}sortment of plain and fancy work,
he regarded it as an absolnte | sidering our circumstanees, The|He also testified to examining alhome cooking and candy. Tea
necessity as men had fallen into |superintendent’s report was adop- pool of blood on the side walk]served, afternoon and evening, 15
the water in the dark. cae where Pittman fell. cents. Attractive program in the
Ald. Beveridge said that he had asa This morning, Robert Angusjevening at 8 o'clock, Songs, re-
been obliged to be away for some Santa Claus’ Headquarters —-|was examined. He testified to}citations and an amusing duolo-
months. He objected to money Wallace's. tf. | the starting of the trouble| gue by Mes. R. A. McGee and Mrs.
being spent off the city limits, wR RH RRR * ¥*¥ ¥ ® ¥ ¥ ® ® through Carlson ordering soup|Norman Mackintosh, No charge
The mayor said that he might] — WERRING FISHERMEN  ¥(|Which he could not pay for, After|for admission, 286-7.
have brought the matter Up 1M} % ATTENTION x describing the row in the restau-|— >
committee. x chelate %jrant, he told of the Japs follow- ‘
Ald. Beveridge said that he] We are prepared to buy */ig8 them outside, and asserted
would just as soon bring these|* any part of 5,000 tons gill * most positively that Nagano stab-
matters up in open council, * net herring at good prices, *}Ded ~ Pittman with a knife. At
Ald. Nicol supported Ald, Bev-|%* Prifce Rupert Fisheries, 41:30, Geofge McColl, the fore-
eridge in his contention regard-|% 344 2nd Ave—Oflice Estate » |man of the jury, took sick and fhe} FoNow the erowd to Self’s
ing the poor lighting. He had|s @, Dp; Rand. ©86-7. %*|case was postponed until 2:30|@afe. There is a renson.. Next
fallen down a stairway on the way | ¥ 96 a oe eK OK RR 6 ae ai lhis afternoon, Majestic Theatre, 1O2tf,