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RUPERT, B. C., Wee re JANUARY 12, 1916-

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THE DAILY NEWS —

 

 

 

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ENEMY MOWED DOWN ON WESTERN FRONT

 

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HUNS LO E. 100, 000 WOUNDED IN BUKOWINA—RUSSIANS TAK E MANY PRISONERS

 

SUIT AGALEST
MCKENZIE-1:ANN
FOR LARGE SUM

Plaintiffs Claim Million and Half
Over Pacific Terminal Move—
Copper Refinery for
Vancouver.

 

(Special to The Daily News.)
Vancouver, Jan. 12. Pacific
Limited entered

Properties has

cuit against Mackenzie & Mann
and the C- N. P- Railway for a
million and a half dollars dam-
ives for fraud and deceit over the
sale of a million dollars’ worth of
real estate in Port Mann in 1912

The plaintiffs claim that it was

ted to them at the time
that Port Mann would become the
Pacific terminus of the Canadian
Northern system

Copper Refinery.

Hon. Lorne Campbell, in an in-

terview, states that it is the in

tention of the provincial govern

ment to erect a copper refinery o.

two stacks on the coast in the
vicinity of Vancouver to handle
British Columbia ores:
CHEAP FUEL

Good wood cut to any length,
$5.00 cord. 2 feet—84.50, 4 feet

$3.50. Also best lump coal
J30. PONY EXPRESS.

Vote for the “Gilt” _ Bdge

MAJESTIC :: THEATRE

Tonight and Temorsow

 

 

 

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Extraordinary Color Master-
piece-
TRAITORS TO THEIR KING

In four spectac ular acts.

 

PATHE NEWS

News from Everywhere.

“MONKEY SHINES”
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ADMISSION 10 ond 16 cents.

Coining Friday and Saturday
Sensational Feature, ‘Tides
That Meet.”

 

 

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THE MAYORALTY

To the City of

Electors of the
Rupert,
Ladies and -Gentlemen In re-
sponse to the wishes of a large
number of ratepayers, I have con
sented to again become a candidate
for the office of mayor for 1916.

In the past 1 have’ made
it a point of always being on the
job in carefully guarding the affairs
of the city along the lines of im
partiality, practicability, economy
based upon efficiency, and the pre
servation and success of our public
utilities,

If these efforts have met with
your approval, might I again solicit
your support as a means of the
continuation of such a policy for
the next year? Yours truly
8. M. NEWTON.

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LONDON CAFE

And Grill

DAINTY MEALS AT
REASONABLE PRICES
Hart Bik. Third Ave.

BOXES FOR LADIES

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FRENCH GUNS
MOW DOWN HUNS
IN CHAMPAGNE

Determined German Attacks Re-

pulsed on Saturday and Sunday |

—German Infantry Faces a
Terrific Gun Fire.

(Special to The Dally Newer)
Jan. 12—-The German |

attacking in the Champagne |

Paris,
force,

region, lost very heavily in a de-

termined offensive on Saturday

and Sunday. |

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AN E ASY PROBLEM
MUNRO is one of twenty-two,
Make him one of eight.

High class shoe repairing; war

 

prices. G. Hill, opposite post-
office. e tf.
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Your Vote and Influence So-
licited for

WILLIAM ANGLE

 

Candidate for Aiderman

 

 

FOR MAYOR

FOR 1916

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-
GRESSIVE CITY.

 

 

GERMANS LOST

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IN BUKOWINA

vany More Prisoners taken than
at First Reported—German

 

Wounded Number Hun-
dred Thousand.

(Special to The Daily News.)

Petrograd, Jan. 12—

| ber of prisoners taken by the Rus=

isians on the eastern front is much

party of

The num-

2,200 has reached Kiey

 

not whether McCaffery will
be elected, but as to what
majority will be-

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It is too bad that the
old council did not make a
contract with a movie op-
before they dis-

They might have

that there
generations to

his

erator
banded.
remembered
are future

be amused,

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ENEMY CLAIMS
IMPORTANT GAIN
IN MONTENEGRO

Austrians Announce Occupation
of Important Strategic Posi-
tion Dominating Capital
of Montenegro.

(Special to The Daily News.)
12—The Austrian
announcement of the oecupation
of Mount Loveen in Montenegro
by Austrian troops is uneonfirm-
ed.

The regarded
some uneasiness in Italy as the

London, Jan.

report is with
mountain dominates Cattaro Bay,
the

base,

important Austrian naval
it is also within big

the capital

while
gun range of Cettinje,
of Montenegro.

Air Attack on Saloniki.

A squadron of twelve Germa:
aeroplanes dropped seventy-eight
Saloniki, devoting
the French
and British camps: Twenty hits
were scored, causing an sutbreak

bombs on

special attention to

 

Three divisions, in all sixty land a thousand more are bringing
thousand men, advanced in the lup the rear, all. unwounded.
face of a terrific French artillery | 100,000 Casualties:
fire, which took heavy toll of the | ‘The prisoners declare that the
Germans BRITISH CYCLISTS LEAVE CALONIKI IN SNOW STORM |Austro « Germans? bad 400,600

Carefully Selected Men. Photo shows conditions at Saloniki where the theatre of war |..ngeq in the -recent fighting

The German forces, which in-| holds most attention at the present time. The weather is so se- in Bukowina:
cluded regiments from the Im-| ver that the cycle squad have been eonipel lled to dismount and walk- Germans fromthe French front
erial Guard, were carefully se- jo ean ae Sep EERIE Oy ates pai SR. gs a eS oe ree 3 a agg 7 p
ee Sane ‘Hack... ‘The in.|DR MoNEIL LEAVES | MRS. L- W. KENGIN’S MOTHER So eee ant ee
tater’ attack followed 9 heavy TOMORROW NIGHT| PASSED AWAY IN TORON': © ee aaa
bombardment which lasted for} ce oe EFS eT ma vee
salads Weee es aa | Dr. Neil McNeil expects to leave] Dr. L- W. Kergin received 8) y y » x & kK KR RR RR HH

) dele tae tomorrow night for~ the south,}Wire from airs: Kergin in Toronto], ELECTION NOTES *

The French made a prompt | Where he will take up his military rome es hat Mrs. Mc-|/y Mr- McCaffery is a man *
reply with three-inch guns, which duties preparatory to leaving for|Caffery, Mrs. Kergin’s motuer, *% of most alert mind, and *
stopped the first wave of attack |the front. The doctor, who comes ,hagsed away in Vhe Ontario CitY|% has made a close and in- *
as the German troops left their jof rare old highland Scotch fight- o Monday: It will be cee * telligent study of civic *
parapets. The enemy made four | nS stock, simply could not stay |¢4 that Mrs. Kergin was called], government. His utter- *
separate attempts to carry the oa OF 300. 0ROn Oe Aeiaere 50 Ba ae moptie’ 460 0 |* ances have always been *
French defences, and at the last the meantime, the immigration whites of the oie of her | x characterised by shrewd *
left many men between the lines, | departme nt will be taken care of thers health. Phe sympathy | » common sense- There is *
all of whom surrendered. [by Mr. Weston- of the whole COMBI will BO x no one more jealous of *

—- + -- sul to Dr. and Mrs. Kergin et | Prince Rupert’s interests *
Cee HEEB CORE EES PROGRESSIVE BUTCHER a poreavementy |* than he. No one will be *
. XPLANATION ere ee ee ee * able o “p one over” *
* A : Dn by his | Owing to the big demand for|OL2 TIME PROSPECTOR | 3 ae re ee and ‘a *
* letter in The Empire yes- * Atkins’ sausage meat, Harry has| SUICIDES IN VICTOF!: * election, sigheca fromevery ¥*
* terday, forces us to explain @ieen a . vee "e eer | Joe McGrath, better known as|* angle, will be for the com- *
* that the letter which he — ore ener machine Joe McGraw, a former resident of |* mon good. *
* sent to The Daily News in *|! Si oxentlaas me on ar "Tp ‘rince Rupert and an old time|* Ba “Reet *
* regard to Borden Street wire of we ae and all are minae. off ie. Portland Ganal andt® The hubbub amongst the *
% school contains: a pas- any ted ad call and, see this Bovel  rcaehale the north, shot him-|* ¢lamorous throng of al- *
* sage which was distinctly #jmechine in opprenon, \celf with a revolver in his home |* dermanie candidates is a
* libellous. When the letter *| eers|in Victoria the other day. Joe|* mere passing episode of *
* appeared recently in The * TO THE ELECTORS OF B vas an old naval man, and recent-|* misplaced ambition. No *
* Empire, that part of it was *| PRINCE RUPERT ly re-enteded the service on board|* gsreat harm will result, no *
* carefully omitted, else the * arora H. M. S. Shearwater. He was a|* matter who are successful, *
* letter would not yet have * Your Vote and Influence so- aes specimen of manho a | but to reject McCafferyand *
* appeared in type. When *| licited for land no reason ean .be found for |* re-elect Newton would be *
* the letter was refused, the * lie aah ee i* a calamity for the city: *
* ae of The Daily News * GEO. H. MUNRO en SS ~ ItEE | dha *
* referred Mr. McPherson to ¥*| AS ALDERMAN | Best quality of household umole There is no truth in the 4%
* the School Trustees, and *| FOR 1916. jand nut coal—Prince Rupert Coal | report that McCaffery in-
* also brought the matter to * | > Co. Phone 15. f8.|* tends to present Mayor
* the notice of a member of +|— ated Tee coe gs a | Newton's goat to the new
* that body: x | OEPOFPIOOT ES Prince Rupert museum.
* The rest of Mr. Mc- *| McCaffery will not be so
* Pherson'’s effusion calls *| POLICY unkind as to rub it in.
* for no comment, but we * i There will be fourteen
* may add that the files of * Se ser ae “sadders and wisers”’ on
* The Daily News are loaded * Believing the time has arrived for publie-spirited inter- the night of the 13th.
% with unpublished letters, * est in civie affairs, I contend that, during the present crisis, Bi Se Tayo
* dwelling upon the short- * with little in sight to be done, the indemnity granted the city Every blessed one of the
* comings of Mayor Newton, * council for their services should be eliminated, or subsian- nandidates for alderman
ene diana @ tially reduced: The support of those favoring such a policy ' ane he
e Witch theater oe is requested on behalf of T- McCLYMONT for Alderman. thinks he wijl be elected
* think ofsufficient public * What a curious thing is
* interest to publish.—Wm. * the human mind.
* Turnbull, editor. oh 3 x es eT Se ee Cee eres % ° ¢
* * * * ERD EERE EH EH The question which is
ero most freely‘ discussed is

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of fire.

Two of the enemy’s aeroplanes
were according to a
despatch from Sofia.

shot down,

 

HOCKEY GAME

 

Prince Rupert Amateur Athletic
Association will have a hockey
practice this afternoon. 'The local
wired to Hazelton ask-

hockey boys to
Thursday's train
to play games here Thursday and

The ice is in good con-
thanks to the efforts of the
of the association.

boys have
ing the
come down

interior
on

Friday:
dition,
members

WESTHOLME
OPERA HOUSE

Great 7-reel Show—Programme
Jesse L. Lasky presents
LAURA HOPE CREWS

In a Picturization of Mr. Belasco’s
Masterpiece
“THE FIGHTING HOPE”
Wonderful Photography and Scenery

 

 

 

 

Why, look who’s here so soon
Charlie Chaplin in his Keystone riot,
“HIS MUSICAL CAREER”

 

THE GAUMONT GAZETTE
the Latest Possible News.

 

Box office opens 6:45, show starts
7 sharp, Popular prices, 10c and i5c¢

Don't Fall to see This Show.

 

Next Friday and Saturday, Charlie
Chaplin in “HIS NIGHT OUT”, his
latest Essanay Screen Riot.

 

 

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* TO THE ELECTORS

 

 

Ladies and Gentlemen, *
Having again consented

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to offer myself as a Candi-

date for alderman for the

coming election, your vote

and influence will be ap-

preciated by

Your obedient servant.

JOHN DYBHAVN. *

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Gafe. There is a reason... Next
Majestic Theatre 102t¢,