LARGEST OIROULATION

 

 

voL, IV, NO, 12.

 

BOY SERIOUSLY INJURED
IN COASTING ACCIDENT

EIGHT YEAR OLD SON OF H. DARLING HAD SKULL FRACTURED
AND IS IN PRECARIOUS CONDITION.

afternoon sh

 

HAVE ABANDONED STAND

LEADERSHIP OF THE UNIONISTS—FOOD TAXATION TO
BE SUBMITTED TO THE COLONIAL CONFERENCE.

 

I Jan. 14 Bonar Law /speech in which he ainta
I d Lansdowne today «e that food taxes if pa
etain the leadershi I f his platforn I this he was
nists and t il d severe ritieize by both th
d heretofore take I idol Pisne th I
of food taxat n|Ma R 1 8] 1 a
vith the scheme f Ashtor de Lyne lhe states
preferences rh hat be ling ! h !
eply to the met al ad ix g st the matter would bi
ed to ther \b t tw submitted | a eolonial confer
ago Bonar Law made a) ence
TO THE ELECTORS fice, but for the satisfaetion of
OF WARD ONE believing that I have given you
- good service in the past, and
Prince Rupert, B. C.| which, I hope, you may anticipate
Jan. 15th, 1913 lin the future. I feel that | am
lo the Citizens of Prince Rupert.| 45 amply qualified to fill the po-
Ladies and Gentlemen 4g/sition of alderman in the best in-
‘ur representative for Ward 1 terests of Ward 1 as any candi-
r the past two years, I have en date now offering
deavored to give you a fair and I have much pleasure to re-
impartial service I have known! main,
10 creed, no interests or special | Yours very respectfully,
pleadings, 1 have acted strictly) DANIEL W. MORRISSEY

n accordance with good citizen-

ship

Daughters of the Empire Dance.
The next in the series of dances
given by the Daughters of the
|Empire will be held in MeIntyre
Hall on Friday evening, Jan, 17th
It is not of my own wish I pre. | Single tickets may be obtained at
sent myself for but|Orme's Second Ave drug
at the urgent desire of many of} 11-18
my supporters, I am in the fleld| ee
and as a fighter I want re-elec- Pantorium Pioneer
tion, not-for the emolument of) Phone 4,

Iam now a candidate seek-
ing re-election for Ward 1

I seek no favor; I ask
friendship. I ask your support
on the of my

years’

ho

record past two

service,

store.
re-election, vont

Cleaners

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Sn — 2

TOMORROW’ SV OTE

The real issue
tomorrow is not a question of planks,
sentiment, but rather the electing of a civie
will give the most to the welfare of the city. Prince Ku-
pert wants service efticienet and effective. It is for the
electors to select men who will perform the funetions of
their offices to the best advantage of all,

This is a critical period when every elector should

of Prince Rupert
personality or
body which

before the electors

TE FOR SANE

ATTULLO FOR MAYOR MEANS PROGRESS

lay nber guard, the un
rk, Harry Darling, the! f ttle lad being hurled
son of H Dar K vdway on to the frozen
in the G, T. P. shops eath, a distance of |
h a terrible accident f velve or fifteen feet In
isting down MeBride|tl ill his skull was badly frac
d Kighth avenues The ind both his arms broker
norning is st ib Me Ne who was immediate
condition and the scene, ordered the
s are entertained for taken to the hospital, a mo
y Dashing down Mi being procured in a few
ch at that point ‘ tes As a result of the ac
ep, instead of ma g ent, orders have been issued
cessfully to the ght iby the police forbidding coasting
h avenue the eigh n the streets

ON TAXATION OF FOODS.

BONAR LAW AND LORD LANSDOWNE DECIDE TO RETAIN THE)

); Bary.

 

fee] it a duty to set aside personalities and prejudices for
the benefit of their city and the common good. In the
choice of the mayoralty there can be little hesitation im
making a decision, The present Mayor has publicly stat.
ed he would be unable to accomplish anything of import
or suceeed in financing the affairs of the city during the

 

 

 

coming year. He has declared himself incompetent, yet

at the eleventh hour changes his mind and contests the

office without explanation, He ean hardly expect the con- }

fidenee of the electorate
In selecting the aldermanic body it is the part of

wisdom to pick men with an interest in the city who have |

ability and progressive ideas, and who can wor k
The is safe in the hands of that kind
matter may No business
to advocate a policy which would be to the
of the city and jeopardize
the Prince Rupert has nothing to
men, Let us have a busingss coune il,
hold. the confidence of the

execulive
in harmony
of men,
man is going
disadvantage
im common
fear from
an administration
property owners.

eily

no what issue arise

his own interests

with rest

business
which can

eee

| THE DAILY NEWS

Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist

PRINCE

|

|

RUPERT,

 

, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15,

1913

 

 

 

 

AND ‘DEVELOPMENT F OR, PRINCE RUPERT

 

WAR IN THE BALKANS TO BE
RESUMED WITHIN A WEEK

einditelinhinhaidie
|

|PEACE NEGOTIATIONS ARE UNAVAILING AND FINAL ULTI-
MATUM WILL BE PRESENTED TO TURKEY—IF TERMS NOT
ACCEPTED WAR WILL BE RESUMED AT ONCE.

London, Jan. 14.—Unless un-/to " Gbebate all diplomatic cour-
| foreseen events oceur to change jte sies, the Balkans have given the
the current of affairs in connec - | powers reasonable time to agree
tion with the their note regarding Adrian-

‘in Rurope, war in the east will be|ople and to present it to Turkey.

restoration of peac e| to

resumed within a wéek. ThelIf the latter fails to agree, the
allies are convinced that the|Balkan allies will call another
Turks are drifting about with-|meeting of the peace conference

out any fixed policy and are de-|and will announce definitely their

termined to end the seemingly|decision to break off negotiations.
fruitless debates and the wire|The Turkish headquarters here
pulling by resuming military op-|will then notify the Turks and

erations where they were left off| hostilities will be resumed within
la month ago. Wishing, however,|ninety-six hours.

 

SS

ONLY TWO LETTERS PASSED
BETWEEN BORDEN AND MONK

|THE LATTER INSISTED ON THE NAVAL POLICY BEING SUB-
MITTED TO THE PEOPLE—HIS RESIGNATION PRO-
MPTLY ACCEPTED

Special to Daily News.) to the matter censisted of only
Ottawa, Jan. 14.—The matter] two letters. The first was a let-
of the resignation of Hon. F.. B.|“? from Mr. Monk to Premier
Monk, former minister. of: public | Borden, in which the former ten-
works, Was taken tp-tr the Mowe dered his resignation in case the
said " i al kh tate naval policy was not submitted
oday. came out ia € to the people. The only other
correspondence between Premier) jetter was frony Premier Borden

 

 

‘Borden and Mr. Monk in regard|accepting the resignation.
= — —$—<—<
| To the Electors of the City of |

Prince Rupert

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

 

POPULAR BANK MANAGER
IS MOVED TO CALGARY

Mr. F. 8. Long, who has held
the position of manager of the
Prince Rupert branch of the Bank

 

of British North America since
September, 1910, has just been
advised by the head ollice of the

bank of his appointment as man-

ager of the branch at Calgary,
Alta. While this is a decided
promotion for Mr, Long, his re-

moval from Prince Rupert will be
a matter of regret to the humer-
ous clients of the bank as well
as to a host of friends. Previous
to coming to Prince Rupert, Mr.
Long was located for-a time at
Dawson and before that at Cal-
Mr. Long expects that the
transfer will take place about the
end of.this month. He will be
succeeded here by Mr. P. Mar-
getts, who has a thorough know!l-
edge of western conditions and
is well qualified to take charge of
the business here. Mr. Mar-
getts was located at Dawson in
isyy.

 

Newton's Death Knell.

rhe question on
lips this afternoon:
at the city fire
Newton's death
“Yes!

everybody's

knell?” Echo

answers:

 

According to posters cir

culated today, “music, sing-

ing and moving pictures”

will be
Mayor Newton's meeting lo-
night. This is undoubtedly
in keeping with Mayor New
methods of ad-
ministration during the

the main features of

ton 8 civic

past

year The whole thing has
been a farce from beginning
to end

 

 

 

“Is the bell}
hall tolling Mayor |

 

 

TIPS ON CIVIC POLITICS.

The
will hit the

will

thud with which Sam
earth tomorrow
make the shade of old
Isaac Newton think the law
of gravity has been growing
some

 

Don’t chase the laborer
and the business men out of
the city with your ballot.

The Mayor will probably
say the run was only one of
his little jokes.

Pattullo can be depended on
to give a square deal with
no favors, not only te the
working man, but to the
ratepayer as well.

confidence of
holders New-

Lacking the
the property

ton as Mayor is an enemy
to Prince Rupert labor and
business.

The time to get an efficient

administration is on. elec-

tion day

 

According to one alderman
the efficiency of this year's
/$ council has prevented the
| city’s pick and shovel from
being stolen,

 

 

 

WILL BE CANDIDATE
Presidency of French Re-
publio—Elected President
of Chamber of Deputies
(Special to Daily News.)
Paris, Jan i4-—M. Paul De.
chance was today re-elected pre-
jsident of the Chamber of Depu-
ties and declared himself tonight
a candidate for the presidency
of the French Republic.

For

 

MANY NAVAL RECRUITS

ON INCREASED PAY

Enormous Number of Sailors Of-

fer Themselves for British
Navy Since Increased
Pay Went into
Effect

         

We are at last informed that Mayor Newton is stand-
ing for re-election. Having satisfied himself that his de-
feat for mayor was certain he -withdrew from the tield,
giving as his reason that he could not successfully carry
out the administration of aifairs as mayor. Nevertheless,
he determined to try to keep control of the Council and
olfered himself as candidate for alderman. Doubtiess
convinced that his chances for alderman were slim, he
again olfers himself as candidate for mayor.

1 give the electors of Prince Rupert credit for a
measure of intelligence.and { am perfectly satisfied that

London, Jan. put- they will not permit this city to be used as a tool in the
ting into effect the order of the hands of an unscrupulous demagogue to further his per-
Admiralty for increased pay for sonal ends and satisfy his vindictive animosities.
sailors in the navy the number In a word, the issue is clear. Do you want this city

ef naval reeruits offering them-
has been en-

selves for
ormous,

service

BILL TO ABOLISH TITLES
IN CANADA

Member for
that Canada is a Democra-
tic Country—Wants no
Class Distinction

Ottawa, Jan,
of Commons today, J. H.
ham, M.P. for Peterboro,

of honor in Canada.
that Canada is a
country and that knighthood
contrary to the spirit of
cratic institutions, He
tinctions in Canada,

——

INTRODUCED

Peterboro Claims

14—In the House
Burn-
gave
notice of a bill to abolish titles
He declares
democratic

demo-
claims
that there should be no class dis-

absolutely tied up financially, with the outside world pass-
ing us up because we are in a state of turmoil with men
in charge’ who have no idea of finance or sense of re-
sponsibility, or do” you want the affairs of this city to
be conducted by men who will use their every endeavor
to bring about stability of conditions, inspire the outside
world with confidence in us, and by putting our finances
upon a sound basis establish a permanent pay roll of sev-
eral hundred men? This is the issue.

Upon you, the electors, is a grave responsibility, and
I urge upon each and every one of you to give me your
hearty support in this campaign and also to elect with
me the men who are supporting me and who are pledged
to give you absolutely fair, sane, common sense, unpreju-
diced and non-partizan administration of city affairs.

I beg to remain faithfully yours,

T. D, PATTULLO,

1s

 

PUBLIC MEETING

 

citizen who is a
of T. D. Pattullo
and the aldermen advocat-
ing a business council
should constitute himself a
committee of one to get out
and work for the
Every man has an influence
and it is his duty to exercise
it in the interests of the city
One hundred workers will
assembled at the Pattullo
headquarters [tomorrow
You are requested to join in
the work

every
supporter

cause,

 

    
   
   

 

—ON—

| WEDNESDAY, EV’G., JAN.

 

15

LC

at 8 o'clock.

 

Final Grand Rally in the
Will

Interests of T. D, Pattullo

Be Held In

Westholme Opera House

Seats Reserved for Ladies. Everybody Welcome.

 

 

 

SR ee Re ey roots

 

 

 

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