& several Plage

= HAZELTON, BG, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1916 .. .

PRICE $2.00 A YEAR

~ BEREATS. HUPERT

The “hockey team returned this|
‘afternogn from a ‘strenuous trip
to: Prince Rupert... where: they

played two games. yesterday, | oe
lefdating: “Buck?’Irwin’ 8 speedy. ‘

septet by narrow. margins.
In the afternoon: ‘game ‘the Ruz!

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JMONTENEGRO CONFESSES DEFEAT

GALLANT LITTLE NA TION ‘ACCEPTS TRUCE

. we im

Romer.

‘pert: men did. not. obtain: a tally: ifrained on Cettinje and. Austrian
while the: Hazelton team sueceeds, gunners were awaiting the signal

ed in scoring one goal, . Thee eve:

oe ning game, which ‘was ‘witnesaed |

: ‘by a large érowd,” “was. closely.

contested, Hazelton making good ;
. inated the little mountain coun:

: troyed an enemiy Boekhonse.”

= witha score of 2-1: ° oh
The: lineup was ag follows: a
. Hazelton—Donohoe, gual; Mori-|.
B son, point; O’Shea, cover; Sinelair, |
y rover; McKay, left;'P. McDougall,
“ center; A, MeVougall ani. ‘Hall,
: rights. ; are
_Piinee” Rijjert—Lyle” “Wilson,
goal; Crawford, | ‘point; : Rogeis;
cover; Irwin, rovers ‘Holtby, een-
ter: Blyth, vight.. be

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. LATE TELEGRAPHIC
: a NEWS DESPATCHES

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The’ ¥ lislatnre

né bill whieh gives
e 1 right: to vote: and ialt

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in mi lewistatace, ss

“Léndon? :

the” Znider. Zee

«| Walker

: try from: ‘the. war,

‘received here.

a ‘AY tidal wave Va ‘the ae
a North Sea destroyed therailway at} "
* Dordrecht, interruping commini-|: :

1 : eatin with sotith: ‘Holland The th oe of Vailly, =

to lay the. Monteregrin capital j in
ruing when King Nicholas signed.

~The “ayed:. ‘Montenegrin . ‘rhler
wept as he: agreed to the trace
that may. “mean -Montenegro’s
. surrender, according todespatches
He called his
military commanders about. him.
first and’ expressed: a. willingtiess

or {to “take ‘to the- Mhountains and
, fight the Austrian invaders to
the end,

Paris. (offciat enmmunieation):
“Tn Belgiutn ‘the: fire of our. /ar-
tillery ditected against enemy}.
workg, north © of’: Steenstrasete, |

en caused two. strong: explosions.» 7

“Austrian artillery was]

the armistice that: virtually elimi-

"To the sola of Berry-au-
Bac,’ toward Slope: 108, ‘we ex-
ploded a ‘small imine, which shat-
tered the mobiting wor! ‘sof the
enemy. © 2 ©

“Between the Abgonne and ‘the
Meuse our. heavy. artillery -des-

—

_ London: ” The ‘Pures. German
expedition. againdt Egypt, des-
patches ° from, the. Near. ‘Bast
ataté, has heen dilayed, but has
not been abandoried. The: rail-
road from’ Jerusalem has now
been carried | -aersa the- Sinai
desert ‘and is only’ fifteen miles

from the Suez. canal. Quantities

"dof water and’ supplies have.. been
accumulated. alorig.the route: the}:

expedition is to. follow.”

. “Tendon: To ensure the stead:

| fastness: of their. troops. in oppos-

lir ing. the yecerit Russian, offensive

in the Stripa region, the: Austro-
| Germans burned- all :bridges be-

" bind. them, exposing, their, forees

fleet,

'sive at Suloniki yet.

$1000 each.

ie -TODA YS NE WS FROM THE WAR ZONES

to the terrible. rifle. and - artillery
fire of the Russians, without,
possibility of escape. The Teu-
tonic losses totalled 100,000, in-

a eluding 10, 0c prisoners, a

Rome: Iti is officially arinounced
that the French submarine Fou-
cault, attached to- the Italian
-torpedoed and sank an
Austrian scout cruiser of. the
Novara type in ‘the Adriatic on
Thursday: .

“London: It is officially announ-.
ced that there hus been no offen-
The report

originated owing to the ‘activity’

of the French engineers, who were!’

engaged i in blowing up the Doir-
an: br Tdgege = thd

«Athens: The. Russians ‘have|
agai taken the offentive i in ‘Bes-
sarabia, °- , ;

New York: Russia has ordered
39, 000°- machine guns, costing

' a Red ¢ Cross Society

the forthcoming visit of iprovin-
cit fa arming experts; .” On’Mon-
day; “January 24, ‘Messrs. Terry, |
and ‘Toinlijison, respect.
ively: pouliry instructor’ vagieul- |:

a0 turigt’. and: horticutturist,” will be

Hazelton, and will,..is is‘exs|.
see ‘hold * a public: meeting, |

of, the. riven. Meuse,

| NAVY WILL BRING *
onl “AIL: ‘who ‘have ibmort” as
io" members of the Hazelton braneh’
of the ‘Red Cross ‘Society are
at requested to attend” a ‘general

‘were dispersed. by our guatd.| ™ i

_/GERMANY. TO. TERMS

New. Yorks, Jan 10:08 London;
cable. ta’ the: Sin. ‘SAYS: ;

“No: German: flag: ‘will be - per-
| mitted’ to fly. on any ocean; no
|neutral, ‘vessel, _ownigd ‘in whole

jot in. part by: Géimans, will be
oo dermitted to: ply the: ‘geven- ‘seas, |

until:'the indemnity: ‘which: the
Allies will demand ig paidit full]
this i ‘is the authoritative plan of
the British. Admiralty. outlined.
to the correspondent of the Sun.
ee "The: “British, navy,’ to, use
the words of: the source: of this
newsian official high in. ‘over |
ineni¢ circles‘ will Hereafter ‘con:

~fsuitute’ itself’ a8 . ane “abmy’ “OF

-Loecuupation on the” high ene. both:
during and. after the’ ‘wars We Ger-

_ os THB miny. take and ‘oedipy|
Ss Countries and exact” monthly’ in:

on -demnities : ag bhe has-been doing
jin. Belgiuin, ‘but the British payy
‘proposed: to : 80. ‘a ten, furthest

11,200,000 pounds,

a tinue her occupation of tertitory
Lin’ "Europe, but the. might of

Britdin’s’ sea power will be stead-
fastly. exerted.: - The ‘corresponi-}.
dent of the San has’ avery, reason
for stating that the highest au-
thorities ‘believe. it, ‘will. be the
decisive factor in this. world
struggle." :

_ Metals Used i in Shells. :
the following figures furnish a

‘compar ison between the quanti-

ties: ‘of the different metals. used:
in: the: ‘Manufacture of 22,000,000

shells for which orders have been | .

placed i in Canada, with our pro-
duction of such, metals in 1913:.
‘Steel used, . 400,000. tons.” In],
1913 “it was’ eatimated’ that the
produétlon of iron ore in Canada,
307, 634) tons, ° did not. exceed 5
per ‘eent ‘of the country’ F reqiiire-
ments of iron. in that year: . ..;
Zine used; contained In. bras,
No.zine was
refined i in “Canada fn: 1913, but the
exports | of, metallic. zine in ore

dean’ F hours are from, Sito, AC

7 government will arrange for
f

mm AND DISTRICT
NEWS PARAGRAPHS °

‘A H. Tomlinson, provincial hor- °° — |
|ticulturist, was in town yesterday. ae

In Tuesday night’s hockey
game Greys defeated the Blues,
4-2.

Stuart J. Martin and HA.Do- —
Hamel went to Rupett. yesterday .
with the. hockey team.

‘T.J.Thorp,of Telkwa, returned
to: the, Valley town on Monday,.

after spending’ afew days here... -

During’ ‘the remainder of. the

seasoi the work of the W.A.,will | . oe
be. tn aid of the Patriotic Fund. 7

Dr. Badgero, the dentist, who .
hay. spent’ several weeks at the
coast, will return to Hazelton on -
Monday:

“We learn’ that Constable Fair- —
bairn, of Telkwa,. is the. father

jof a fine: girl, nota hey a a3 stated a

last week.” ° me

Wm, * “Sammon. ‘returned ‘on
Thursday ‘from ‘Anyox, and will .
spend the remainder of the win-
ter in Hazelton,

‘J.C. (‘Doe’) Rock, of the
Union Bank staff, left on Monday

for Edmonton, to which Point he :
sat haa been. transferred...

* Thié local curlers: have “decided
to postpone the, organization ofa
club until next fall, owing to the

7 lateness of the season. —

Miss: ‘Ruth Adams, a -praduate .
of Hazelton: Hospital -training™ ..

school.for nurses, is spending a...
+ few. days here, on: her. way from.
| Vancouver to: Saskatchewen. .

‘An éxciting hockey. match bes’: f

tween the business men and~
government employees last Sat-.

day evening resulted in a tie,2-2,--

“HOwing to the absence of the
hackey team, the athletic asso-
ciation .dance, fixed for last
evening, ‘was postponed until:
next Friday avening, January 21, °

Several mild cases of measles -
developed early in the’ week, and -—

‘Ischool-was-closed as a mensure.”

of precattion, | The spread of the .

disease has been: checked and the 7. 2 .
‘athool will re-open: Monday. acre

_ Hours of Skating, ©

association has fixed. the. follow- o
ing hours for skating on the rink:

7. to’. 10:80 p.m, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and: Fridays; ° 1 to | re
p-m. anid 8 to .10:30‘pem.-on Sate
Hockey.practiceoriocal.

urdaya,,.
matchéa will.be. held on. “Tusaday -

and ‘Thoraday evenings ‘nd from. Lees

q to 8: p.m. ‘on ‘Saturdays;

minister of: mines, states ‘that’ ‘th

“The committee of the <athletic