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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
January
J
Get
Your
Local
Merchants
Price
Before
ing
Your
Money
To
Outsider
"Your
Home
Should
Gome
First"
FOR'
FALL
AND
HOLIDAY
FESTIVITY
Good
Furniture
Will
give
you
pleasure
the
year
round
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings,
Third
Ave..
&
First
St
The
Regal
Shop
CANDIES
In
Boxes,
Bulk
or
Bars
Boxed
or
Tablet
STATIONERY
Crepe,
Tissue
or
Waxed
Paper
Pencils,
Pens
and
Inks
SIR.
&
MRS.
JOHN
McKAE
300
Block,
Third
Avenue
Phone
Red
442
PORK
PIES
Old
Country
Gold
Medal
Pork
Pies
The
Electric
Bakery
We
Deliver
Phone
GG7
YOUR
LAST
CHANCE
To
Buy
New
Year
Gifts
Open
Till
9
P.M.
IDEAL
GIFT
SHOP
338
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Red
556
B
m
n
L
-7
r
"
I
against
tfo
co7d
LcmeJtuytAe
finestueZ
There's
only
one
defense
against
the
cold
weather
and
that's
the
proper
kind
of
coal.
Bay
a
ton
of
coal
from
us
and
fire
away
at
Old
Man
Winter.
Hell
quit
on
the
run.
Order
a
ton
of
eoRl
today
and
note
the
haete
that
we
display.
L.
LarouMan,
Mh
Ave.
E.
Philpott,
Evitt
&
Company
Ltd.
Phone
C48
Telephone
123
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Works
Stove
Pipes,
Galvanized
and
Black
Elbows.
lzes
3"
to
8"
Baking
Pans
made
to
order
L.
Sherman,
7th
Ave.
W.
340
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
Telephones:
Ofice
340
Works
Blue
703
Auditorium
GOLF
COURSE
Just
the
place
to
pass
an
enjoyable
evening.
Clean,
quiet,
comfortable
surroundings.
AUDITORIUM
GOLF
COURSE
L.
J.
MARREN
Proprietor
SPECIAL
2-LAYER
Checker
Cake
30c
The
Electric
Bakery
We
Deliver
Phone
667
Malcolm
Lamd,
1050
9th
Ave.
E.
DR.
HUGH
L.
DICKEY
SPECIALIST
Eye,
Ear,
.Nose
and
Throat
At
"St.
Elmo
Hotel
Eyes
Tested
For
Glasses
4
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
chased
at
Post
Office
News
Stand,
325
Granville
St,
Vancouver.
Karl
Anderson,
Prince
George,
B.C.
Emlthers
Drug
Store,
Smith-
ers.
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley,
Terrace,
B.C.
General
Store,
Anyox.
Small
patients
at
work
at
Cheyne
hospital,
CheJtea,
London,
during
recent
exhibition
of
children's
handiwork
held
In
aid
of
the
hospital
-.SB.-II
,
Its
not
often
you
get
a
chance
to
advertise
on
the
front
page
for
fifty
cents.
Next
Tuesday
is
the
day
when
the
opportunity
will
oc-cur.
Why
not
try?
Tickets
For
Someone
Somewhere
on
this
page,
in
two
different
advertisements
will
be
found
the
names
of
two
residents
of
this
city.
Examine
the
advertisements
carefully
and
find
the
names.
If
the
two
persons
whose
names
arc
in
the
advertisements
will
call
at
the
Daily
News
Office
they
v
ill
be
presented
with
a
ticket
to
either
the
Capitol
Theatre
or
two
tickets
for
games
at
either
of
the
golf
courses,
they
to
choose
which
one
they
desire.
These
tickets
are
FREE.
Old
Country
Soccerj
i
English
League
First
Division
j
Birmingham
1.
Derby
County
2.
I
Blackpool
1,
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Huddersfleld
Town
0.
Grimsby
Town
2,
Newcastle
Uni-
!
'
ted
2.
Leeds
United-Arsenal
postponed
fog.
Leicester
City
3.
Manchester
City
2.
I
Liverpool
3,
Middlesbrough
1.
j
Manchester
United
I,
Chelsea
0.
Sheffield
Wednesday
1.
Sheffield
United
3.
,
Sunderland
0,
Portsmouth
0.
j
Westham
United
5,
Aston
Villa
5.
j
English
League
Second
Division
Bradford
City
I,
Barnsley
0.
Burnley
3,
Southampton
2.
Millwall
6,
Charlton
Athletic
0.
Nottingham
Forest
1,
Bradford
0.
Oldham
Athletic
3,
Stoke
City
1.
Plymouth
Argyle
3,
Bury
6.
Portvale
1.
Bristol
City
0.
Preston
Northend
3,
Reading
3.
'
Swansea
Town
2.
Everton
5.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
1,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0.
West
Bromwkh
Albion
3,
Cardiff
City
2.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Aberdeen
1.
Cowdenbeath
1.
Clyde
3.
St.
Mlrren
0.
East
Fife
1.
Heart
0.
r
Falkirk
uiMin.
2,
i,
Ayr.
nyr.
United
uiuusi
0.
u.
V
Los
Angeles
National
Mld-Wlnter
Dog
Show
placed
1.500
aristocratic
canines
on
display.
Here
are
tw
prize
winners
Ceno
von
Nymphemburg,
a
Harlequin
Great
D:nr,
and
Roslta.
a
tiny
Mexican
Chihuahua.
EASY
WIN
IN
HOCKEY
SEATTLE.
Jan.
s:
Seattle
Eskimos
scored
a
decisive
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
victory
over
Portland
Btickarons
last
nlcrht.
th
"
'
-
;
Hamilton
Aport.
9
Tnh
AttiiH
t"101
being
five
to
one.
All
the
scor-
,lng
came.
In
the
first
two
periods.
Hibernians
0.
Celtic
0.
lor
Poetically
the
entire
game
Kilmarnock
1,
Alrdrle
0.
Morton
3,
Parttck
Thistle
1.
Queen
s
Park
1,
Motherwell
3.
Rangers
3,
Dundee
0.
ScottUh
League
Second
Division
Albion
Rovers
4.
Montrose
0.
Arbroath
0.
Ralth
Rovers
1.
Eoness
1,
Armadale
2.
Brechin
City
4,
Clydebank
2.
Dumbarton
2,
Third
Lanark
4;
Dundee
United
3,
Btenhousemulr
2.
Dunfermline
Athletic
3,
Forfar
Athletic
0.
King's
Park
1,
St.
Johnstone
1.
Queen
of
South
1,
Bast
Stirlingshire
3.
St.
Bernards
S,
Alloa
0.
the
Bucks
were
held
heloless
by
the
dashing
attack
and
sterling
defence
of
the
Eskimos.
After
niline
un
'their
five
to
one
lead,
the
Eskimos
engaged
In
stalling
tactics
during
the
latter
stages
of
the
match.
As
a
result
of
their
victory,
the
Eskimos
moved
Into
a
first
place
tie
with
Vancouver
Lions.
Seattle
and
Vancouver
have
a
two
DOlnt
mar
gin
over
the
Portland
Buckaroos.
Godfrey
and
Uzcudun
to
Battle
Soon
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
3:-Georae
Oodfjr,
negro
heavyweight,
has
been
matched
to
meet
Paulino
Uzcudun
the
Basque
woodchopper,
in
Mexico
City
on
February
5.
It
was
announced
yesterday.
BIG
BOYS
TO
MEET
Young
Stribling
and
Prlmo
Camera
Expected
to
Scrap
Next
Month
In
Miami,
Florida
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
3:
Young
Stribling
will
meet
Prlmo
Camera,
the
Italian
giant.
In
Miami,
Fla.,
during
the
last
week
In
February,
according
to
common
report
In
pugilistic
circles
here.
It
la
expected
that
the
official
announcement
of
the
bout
will
be
made
next
Tuesday
In
Miami
after
a
conference
between
matchmakers
and
representatives
of
the
principals.
Big
Bill
to
Tour
Lountrvooon
m
Tennis
Exhibition
Journey
to
Last
All
Winter
and
Spring
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
3:
It
was
announced
yesterday
that
William
T.
(Big
Bill)
Tllden.
who
deserted
amateur
tennis
ranks
recently
to
turn
professional,
will
shortly
start
on
a
tour
of
the
country
which
will
last
throughout
the
spring
and
win
ter.
SAHARA
DRY
GINGER
ALE
A
True
Fruit
Drink
Unexcelled
By
Any
on
the
Mait,.
4
Per
Dozen,
$1.50,
Delivered
A
Trial
Order
Will
Convince
You
BEAVER
BOTTLING
WORKS
Telephone
132
From
October
1914
to
July
1913.
wwever,
the
long
entrenched
bat-lellne
from
the
coast
to
Switcer-and
remained
almost
stationary
Uthough
numerous
terrific
at-emptc
to
break
through
were
ade
by
the
Germans,
notably
In
landers,
at
Ypres,
In
the
Argonrv
it
Verdu,
between
St.
Quentln
and
a
Fero
toward
Amines,
at
Chemln
les
Dames,
between
Rhelms
and
Masons
and
again
at
the
Marne.
Five
of
the
greatest
German
drive
falling,
the
Allies
found
hemselves
In
a
position
again
to
Prince
Rupert,
B.(.
Marshal
Joffre
Passes
Away
In
Paris;
End
Came
Quietly
Today
As
State
of
Coma
Continu
(contiuued
from
page
)
tlonln
the
war.
The
Marshal
M.
Vlvlanl
were
enthUMmt
greeted
everywhere
In
their
to.
cities
In
the
east
and
mlddif
and
In
Canada
and
efor
Ing
to
France
the
"Hero
oi
Marne"
placed
wreaths
upon
tombs
of
Washington
and
ki
ln
1918
Joffre
was
elected
a
c
ber
of
the
French
Academy
I
becoming
one
of
the
Forty
ImJ
tals."
He
was
chosen
on
his
litr
reeord.
His
work
was
writtei
September
6,
1914,
on
the
eve
i
BatUe
of
the
Mame
in
a
pti
orde.
to
his
army
and
read
ake
the
offensive
In
July
1918
and
.
,
'
tM.
thu
moment
when
K,
battle
u
.
,
,
a
i.
14
in:
iu
tuning
iwivucr
uivy
MIMin-
10
..
,v,.
the
.,
,
.
ln
,..'
commence
upon
reimt
leared
the
Belgian
coast
and
ad-fanced
along
the
rrrer
Metue
threatening
all
German
commu'il
which
the
salvation
of
our
cut
depends,
no
one
must
look
bet
All
must
unite
to
attack
and
rl
the
enemy.
Any
troop
flndlnr
ri
tlon
and
oompelMng
the
enesnv
;
unabks
to
advance
further
J
o
are
ror
me
armmiee
wnicn
wsu.;hokl
ground
at
ai,
rol!
Meanwnue.
joure
naa
reiueuj
Joffres
only
other
literary
fr
from
active
command
and
had
wo.
written
in
irm
hm
nr
been
created
Marshal
of
France.
French
detachment
had
been
ii
After
tne
first
battle
of
the
Marne.
hllated
by
hostile
tribesmen
in
occasional
AMled
reverses
east
a
rfea.
he
led
a
ounltlve
exped.
snaaow
upon
the
glory
of
the
from
the
coast
to
the
Interlo
great
French
soldier.
He
had
ar-
described
his
experiences
t
oused
enmities
in
the
Chuntwr
n
namnhUt
Mtlt1H-
"Mv
Ktrr
Deputies
by'his
diomiseal
of
14
Timbuctoo."
Tenerals
andwhls
replacement
of
Bom
at
Rlveaaltea
on
Janud
them
by
younger
commanders,
idtt,
close
to
the
Pyrenees,
tlie
Paris
papers
ariticized
him.
notably
of
a
cooper.
Joffre
was
educate
for
his
transfer
of
General
M.
P.
the
College
of
Perplgnan
ar.:
T
Sarrall
from
the
Argonne
to
a
Eeole
Polytechnic.
He
entered
minor
command
In
the
Near
East
French
army
as
a
second
lieu''-'
Joffre
himself
was
62
and
late
ia
during
the
Franco-Prutsiiti
1913
rumors
arose
regarding
th?
1870-71
and
commanded
a
b;
plans
to
shelve
him.
at
the
seige
of
Parts.
He
bertft
George
Clemenceau.
who
later
"P1"
ln
,8,16'
f,ra"'Br,
,n
Heunt
colonel
ln
1891,
became
premier.
.
declared
in
hta
paper
lUomrae
Enehalne.
that
the
ln89r
a
brigadier
general
jr.
J
nolitlclans
were
eoiag
to
givo
anQ
rot
"f,
,
w
l
i
h
Joffre
"a
high-sounding
nominal
W'i
dtoncll0D1
lhC
nintm.M
u....
and
Tonkin
and
organized
th'
nses
of
Formosa.
At
the
tot
the
practical
result
of
instal'lng
s
new
.
nn,
nu,.,
Tk.
nlng
of
the
gerat
war
he
mt
i
Commander-in-Chief
on
the
Western
front."
He
asked.
"I
the
proposed
appointment
a
favor
given
because
the
French
front
af
fords
insufficient
scope
to
General
of
the
French
Oeneral
Staff
Marshall
Jotfre
was
a
btm
mathematician
and
mlllUtr
tnrt
eer
and
correctly
predicted
lfl
!
li...
.U-
-
-.111
k.
LI
Joffre's
abilities
or
Is
It
a
disgrace
V,
w"',
.
"
hlch
hides
under
the
flow7rs
"
a
on!'
?
011
3
.
.
and
ln
It
patience
will
be
wl
.7ratu
t
in7hruST
Tk
"
,
.
"
audacity
and
talrntotj
t?
ft
nUl
r,
S
count
more
than
cormd
dash.
M
J12!5
SJS!
not
a
dre
parade
;-r""
.
Vc""?
was
rarely
seen
ln
the
saddle
Brland
had
announced
the
latter,
Beft
nl8
wUe
eaHy
,
SrtU.
Commanr-,lv'
military
career.
20
yearfc
law
Chief
of
all
the
French
armies
ex
-imarrl,
Mme
the
cept
those
In
Africa.
Brland
ex-
,hiWr(.
-,h
tthnn4.he
f
plained:
'The
sflle
object
of
th.
JoyKl
ror
yea'
lhe
qulet
it
11
""""
ol
wenerai
JOiirejat
Auteull.
After
the
batok
"i
li
to
Insure
singleness
of
direction
a
fn.nH
rmarViJi"Of
ln
military
openftlons
and
at
the'ai
iVDv.nn
h
oniOt
ta
same
time
to
estflblUh
co-ordlna-'0f'the
ages."
Joffre
replied
H
uun
weiween
me.
commander
of
,
i
hope
I
have
won
Is
an
eafi
our
armies
and
the
technical
coun-1
in
my
HtUe
home
in
the
h't&.
cu
ine
AUiesj
Accepting
from
the
government
the
baten
and
sword
of
honor
of
a
Marsha!
of
France,
the
victor
of
the
Mame
relinquished
active
military
service
and
attended
various
Allied
conferences
ln
London
and
Paris.
General
Nlvelle,
falling
ln
a
25,-mUe
offensive
against
the
Germans
between
Soissons
and
Rhelms
was
succeeded
In
1916
by
uenerai
Henri
Phlllnne
Ptatn
CONTRACTOR
IS
KlUfl
Bryan
Garrett
of
Victoria
f
From
Effects
of
Carbon
Monoside
Poisoning
who
ln
turn
became
Chiif.nf-Kai
'
VICTORIA.
Jan.
3:
Overcome
wffr.i
Foch
was
GeneraiiMimn
carbon
monoxide
from
the
i"
Wmmaad
of
all
the
Allied
nrmiM
'w
nu
automobile,
uryan
u"
Petaln,
like
Foch.
was
created
a!bulldlng
contractor,
died
'
raeiMWl
at
HJC
LtVSC
OI
me
War.
"v.w
wv..
-
body
was
not
discovered
unt"
Came
to
United
States
o'clock
last
night
when
his
In
1917,
a
few
weeks
nrior
to
the
'anxious
about
his
failure
to
ipP1
entry
of
the
United
Stat,
intn
!,
at
home,
went
Into
the
gara(
struggle,
Marshkll
Joffre
and
for-'
Nnd
h
he
had
used
the
car
fl"
mer
Premier
Vlvlanl.
as
the
heads
he
found
his
body,
of
the
French
War
Mission,
went
to
I
the
United
States
country
and
dls-1
Bell
vour
real
estate
snspi
cussed
with
President
Wilson
and
vertlse
them
In
the
fro
Pi
omer
officials
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