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WILD NIGHT OF TERROR IN OHIO — PACIFIC COAL DIRECTORS MUST PAY OVER

—_—_—_—_—_—

FOUR HUNDRED
DEATH DEALING

RUSSIAN GUNS

 

Terrific Bombardment Preceded
the Russian Advance on
Czernowitz — Varna
Again Attacked.

 

(Special to The Dally News.)

London, Jan, 8.—-The nature of
i etermined Russian blow on
‘ho Lessarabian front may b

the fact that the Rus
four

by

neentrated hundred
Czernowitz and continued
for fifty

attack

bombardment

ore the infantry
Varna Bombarded.
forces are

ne Varna, the
Black Sea,

I Hussian again

Bulgarian

ANNUAL REPORT OF
CHIEF OF POLICE VICKERS
of the

afternoon

At the meeting police

yesterday

Chief Vickers brought in his re-

he year, It showed that
had dealt

g 246 convictions
to

were

27¢ ses been with,
and
the

ssals. Fines

21,502.65
The wor { the force had been
ted with just about half of

t f the
The « wave credit to the
tigation department for
Rupert
from

previous year.

crim-

had

that Prince

fully free any
ment during the
that he had
satisfactory
of the force

compli

year
said re
member
missioners
ef Viekers on the able
vhich his department
nducted.

THANKS

M. L.

who so kindly

Mrs

t} j

Pace wish
those

n their recent mis
ih The

goods and the

fire, gifts
sunt

were greatly appre

CHEAP FUEL

Sood wood cut to any length, |
00) 1. 2 feet—4.50, 4 feet
\lso best lump coal.
, PONY EXPRESS.
SO MOCO ee LO CeeOOCODLOOIEY
TO
THE ELECTORS OF
PRINCE RUPERT
Your Vote and Influence so-
licited for
"
GEO. H. MUNRO
AS ALDERMAN
FOR 1916.
OOo ne

 

Oooo

LONDONCAFE

And Grill

DAINTY MEALS AT
REASONABLE PRICES
Hart Bik. Third Ave.

BOXES FOR LADIES

 

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service

 

Four companies of the National
Guard and two companies of mi-
lilia have arrived and martial law
has been declared Ten blocks
along with the entire business
section of the town have been
burned.
The rioters burned a bridge;
seized the company’s hospital,
and barricaded it in preparation
for siege against the Ohio Nation-
al Guard,
errr errerer ee ee ee
* ELECTION POINTS *
? *
* There may be nothing *
* really new under the sun, *
* but opening the municipal #*
* elect ampaign with the *
* Daily News carrying an ad *
{* for May Newton has the *
* appearance of newness *
. eee *
* Morse Cre is frozen *
|* over This phenomenon *
* bids fair to be coincident *
* with the end of the Newton *
* regime. *
* cs er eee *
. Ever notice how much *
* more interesting things *
* are that you don't under- *
* stand? Take that city hall #
* bunch for example As #®
* limpets clinging to at ck *
* they are a most interesting *
* and delightfully incompre- *
* hensible study, and tt will #
. take some prying to make *
l* them drop off. *
| ete te *
| * Prince Rupert needs now, *
| more than ever, @ man of *
* McCaffery’s character *
}* business ability, and dis *
\ interestedness of, purpose *
* ak eee *
ls All things must come to *
* an end, The Sam Newton *
*% administration can qualify *
* as one of all things. *
. . . *
: When considering ¢an- *
* didates for the mayoralty, *
* take a long, lingers look :
at what the present In-
: cumbent has not accom- *

> | plished It will help some :
% in making youl decision.
eusenaesereeesese
F FIRE ALARM

the fire b cade was ¢ ala oes
at 6:30 last night to the ee
of Sth Avenue and Fulton Stra
| sible was a chimney
|The only a susie’
blaze, which was

STRIKE LEADS
TO TERRIBLE
RIOTS IN OHIO

|Four Killed and Forty Wounded |

| In Wild Night of Terror in

Youngstown—Business
Section Burned.

(Special to The Daily News.) |
Youngstown, Ohio, Jan. 8.

Four are dead and forty wounded |

hundred of the
National Guard Called.

rioters were jailed

while damage to the extent of |
$1,000,000 has been done by fire
as a result of a wild night of |
jterror, occasioned by a strike of |
| the employees of the Youngstow1 |
Sheet and Tube Company, ree

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OOM OOD R EDO REOOOOOOOIIOD

 

FIRST BRITISH VICTIMS OF BULGARIANS

Wounded

kan campaign,

men of

the Highland Light

coming ashore at Alexandria,

Infantry,

Egypt,

from the

Bal

from the hos-

pital ship to be treated for their wounds. This was in the early
part of the campaign. Since the base hospitals have been
established at Saloniki by the Canadian Army Medical Oarps.

STRANDED JAPS WERE

COMMITTED SUICIDE

NOT WHAT THE THEY CLAIMED BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH

i Oe eee
}

From reports i the ( hina} (Special to The Dally News<)
Free Press, it appears to be per-| Vancouver, Jan. —Mrs,. A.
fectly clear that the eight Jap-|MacFadyen, the wife of a retired
inese who were stranded on the!up-coast hotel keeper, aged thirty
islands some time ago were nol) has been found dead hanging from
shipwrecked fishermen, but were|}a beam in the attic of her home
simply Japs who wanted to land/on Twenty-third Street, in North
on the continent without worry Vancouver. She had committed
ing about the formality of inter-/suicide following a spell of ill-
viewing the immigration authori-| health.
lies. : Sher once

“ Blast OR ORR RR RRR FR EE aE

It seems that hese men pul * *
hased a schooner in Japan, and |* THE MAYORALTY :

|

loaded supplies of rice, pt tatoes lye To the Electors of the City of *
ete i » express pu se of | Prince Rupert, *
u with the ex * Ladies and Gentlemen In re *
drifting across the Pacific to this|y  gnonse to the wishes of a large *
’ , umber of ratepayers have con- *

‘ 0 oO se his episode |* number of ratepayers, I
land + promigs *% sented to again become a candidate *
demonstrates the eagerness % for the office of mayor for 1916. *
} e as have made *

» Orient o enter this land of |* in the past
the Oriental to enter t ’ lye it a point of always being on the #*
plenty. | * job in carefully guarding the affairs *

: Be j# of the city along the lines of im *
a i*% partiality, practicability, economy *
CORRECTION la based upon efMiciency, and the pre *

ren s | *% servation and success of our public *

We reported J. J. Anderson a a reiting *
saving that he would encourage |» If these efforts have met with

, ‘ long as % your approval, might IT again solicit *
industries to come 1N 80 TON Ss) / your support as a means of the *
they would agree to the 45 Cents | continuation of such a policy for *

7 I id have |# the next year ? Yours truly *
per hour clause This should have * 5. M. NEWTON,
lread ‘so long as they would do ja . *

ate basis.’ (36 3% 3 Oe RR RE OR
business on a legitimate bas!

 

 

FOR MAYOR

FOR 1916

 

GRESSIVE CITY.

M.P.McCAFFERY
SOLICITS YOUR SUPPORT

PROMISING TO DEVOTE HIS ATTENTION TO THE AD-
MINISTRATION OF THE CITY'S AFFAIRS ALONG LINES
THAT WILL TEND TO MAKE PRINCE RUPERT A PRO-

 

 

PACIFIC COAL
MANIPULATORS
FOUND GUILTY

Secret Profits Must. be Returned
to Treasury — Debenture
Issue is Declared
Invalid.

(Special to The Dally News.)

 

 

Victoria, Jan. 8.—Mr. Justice
Clement, in giving judgment in
the Pacific Coal Mines case. de-
clares that the million and a half
of debentures, issued under the
act of the legislature of 1914, is
jinvalid, and that Arbuthnot and

pais associates are, to return $425.-

{000 in bonds to the treasury with
}interest.
All secret

the

profits arising from
sale of coal leases to the com-
for 320,00(
are to be returned.

His Lordship declares that the
Dr.
taken

pany, in exchange $1,

in shares,
shares received

by Young

were improperly from the
company’s treasury.
House Opens Thursday.
Ottawa, Jan. 8.—The House of
opens Thursday.

ask for

Commons on
rhe will
twelvemonths’ extension and it is
that the
assent to the measure.

JACK EDWARDS NOW
STATIONED IN ENGLAND

government a

believed Liberals. will

Ed. Doyle last night received a
card from Jack Edwards, who is
now in England. Jack is a ser-
geant in the 2nd Pioneer Regi-
ment. which is commanded by
Col. Davis, formerly of Prince
Rupert.

Mr. Edwards left here for Van-
couver last fall, where he en-
listed. His regiment is stationed

at Haxely Down, Winchester, Eng.

SPLENDID SHOW AT
MAJESTIC THEATRE

“Lillian’s Husbands,” the three-

act comedy at the Majestic is one
of the brightest pieces of pure
fun screened at this popular
house for some time, Lillian is
the daintiest little ward imagin-
able and it is not surprising that
“ouardy’’ wants to marry her. In
the end, the cute little miss is
most amusingly fooled and of
course it all ends happily.

“The Vulture,” which is de-
scribed as one of ““Truth’s Queer
Stories,” is a remarkable little
drama of London’ society, An

actress, introduced into high so-

cial circles, is given a frigid re-

ception by Lady Merton, whose

husband the actress ultimately
finds a nuisance. The queen of
the stage brings the high and

mighty lady to her knees and then
“All Stuek Up”
paper story which is a scream,

forgives. is a fly-

 

Best quality of household lump
Prince Rupert Coal
8,

jand nut coal
15,

1G Phone

The man that is perfectly con-

j : :
jtented with the world is too good

}for it.

NEWEST TYPE
OF ZEPPELIN
IS DESTROYED

Airship caught In telegraph wires
at Namur—Austrians are
Called to stop the
Russian Rush.

 

(Special to The Dally News.)
Amsterdam, Jan.8.—A Zeppelin
of the type, which got
caught in the telegraph wires at
Namur,

newest

took fire- and was com-
Two of the
crew were killed and several in-
jured.
Italian Re-inforcements.

London, Jan.
the field and coast artil-
lery will be called to the colors
January 12th.

Austrians for Bessarabia.

That
Bessarabia is taxing the energies
of the enemy is instanced by the
fact that the Austrians have been
withdrawn from Montenegro ow-
ing to the
the Bessarabian front.

pletely destroyed.

              

Italian

on

 

 

the Russian offensive in

Russian pressure on

 

CHAPLIN AT HIS BEST
AT THE WESTHOLME

In “Shanghaied,’’ Chaplin is
certainly funnier than ever. He

brings most of his old stunts and
a host of new ones, which would
keep any audience in an uproar.
The story is one continual scream
from start to finish. Charlie in
the kitchen have seen, but
Charlie in a ship's galley is ex-
cruciatingly The non-
ehalance with he washes
the dishes in the soup, and his
efforts to eat while seasick beat
anything he has ever attempted.
‘In the Days of the Famine”
a remarkably pretty tale of the
frozen north. The snow
are surpassingly beautiful,
there is of course a gripping love
running along. “Never
is a cowboy comedy which

we

comical.
which

1s

scenes
while

story
Again”
has also a touch of the dramatic.

 

The pessimist admits himself

 

a failure.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WHR RR KK KR RRR EHH
* TO THE ELECTORS *
* *
* Ladies and Gentlemen, *
* Having again consented *
* to offer myself as a Candi- *
* date for alderman for the 4
* coming election, your vote *
* and influence will be ap- *
* preciated by *
* Your obedient servant. %
JOHN DYBHAVN. *

RK OR ROK 2 RR OR RR

Your Vote and Influence So-
licited for
WILLIAM ANGLE
Candidate for Alderman

Follow the crowd to Self's
Cafe. There is a reason,. Next
Majestic Theatre, inte,