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JANUARY | 14, 1916.

 

 

 

 

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

MAYOR FOR 1916

 

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SEAY “TLE WORRIED OVER PRINCE RUPERT

 

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M. P. MCCAFFERY IS ELECTED

MAYOR BY GOOD MAJORITY be

THOMAS McCLYMONT HEADS THE LIST OF SUCCESSFUL AL-
DERMANIC CANDIDATES—THREE OF LAST YEAR'S
COUNCIL RETURNED

The munice ipal election yester-
day came out pretty much as was |
anticipated.
MeCaflery as mayor for
a foregone conclusion. In the
vote there were about
polled,
both sides worked hard in getting

mayoralty

600 votes showing tha

the vote out. The following are
the figures:

For Mayor.

mM. P. McCaffery............ 346
8. M. N@WEON sas is ec ces eet 248
For Aldermen.

Thomas McClymont......... 312
Robert J. D. Smith.......... 235
O- HW, ROBO 66 os test veces 233
William Montgomery........ 225
George Casey .............. 224
John Dybhavn............-. 206
W. G@. Barrie...........2... 198
Bs. Os TOV io is Cb es oe 0k 191
George H, Munlo. vs.c cass 00s 180
Thomas McMeekin .......... 17%
Frank Gh, UlAPD. 2 cece eteees 159
Daniel Morrissey .........-. 155
A. W SeBRei ic ks ss itees os 3468
J. J. ANGGPSON . . ‘sé s.0.0 bask 46 1514
James Hampton ............ 137
Viv SRRRRGureere sie aeees se be 136
TORT ODN: sin ioks ea sic sib sik ba 124
2G; Gas PROTUEIMGERS iS iss 0 v8.05 8 122
Sy LTT MNBIOs 4565 5.0 kas 6 6 8 104
William Beveridge.......... 93
Ronald Ferguson ........-e- 8
Pee a oes a 0 ade are 5!

MAYOR GILLETT IS RE-
TURNED FOR PR. GEORGE

(Special to The Dally News.)
George, Jan. 14.—W

re-elected

 

Prince
G. Gillett

has been

mayor with a majority of 78 over
Thomas Porter.

here were 605 ballots polled
in the mayoralty election, elevei

f which were spoiled.

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AJESTIC :: THEATRE

Tonight and Tomor->w

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Essanay Sensational Photoplay
“TIDES THAT MEET”

in three-act Mexican Embroglio

“WHEN SNAKEVILLE
STRUCK OIL”

A corking Comedy.

 

“ESCAPE ON THE FAST
FREIGHT”

A thrilling Ratlroad

“HIS BODY GUARD”

Billle Reeves, the star
Hall Comedian,

Drama,

Featuring
Music

Coming Monday and Tuesday—Ex-
ceptional 7-reel Variety Show

 

 

eorrrer

LONDON CAFE

And Grill

DAINTY MEALS AT
REASONABLE PRICES
Hart Bik. Third Ave.

BOXES FOR LADIES

 

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The return of M. p, |

TWO ICE HOCKEY
GAMES FOR TODAY |

Owing to the mixed train from

{916 was}

the east being late in arriving last
night, the hockey

Hazelton was out of the

match with

question

Two games will. be-played today, |
and the other |

the first at 3 p. m.
at 8 p. m.

The following is the Hazeltor
team: J. Martin, manager: R. I
Sinclair, captain; J. O’Shea, point
J. Morrison, cover point; D. Me

centre; Al. McDougall,
right wing; F. Hall, left wing; EF
goal; E. W. McKay,

and §. mascot

Dougall,

Donahue,
rover, Duhammel,

The ice is in first-rate shape

and two real good games should
result.

TWO LADIES ELECTED
AS SCHOOL TRUSTEES

In the election for School Trus-
tees, the two ladies were returned
along with Dr. W. T. Mrs.

Kergin were elect-

Kergin-
Davies and Dr.
ed for the two year term, while
Mrs. Kirkpatrick is elected for
one year to fill the vacancy
of J.

The vote was as

created by the resignation

\. Kirkpatrick.

follows:

Di... Wierda BCR. 6K eres ins 108
Sika DAVIS: icsbiles bea ne cee ees
Mrs. Kirkpatrick.......-...<-. 273
P. W. Anderson......sceres 256
Oe. CHANSONS 5 60.0 cease eae 157

G. T. P. OFFICIALS HERE

last
Vice
president and Manage!
Morley Donaldson of the G. T. P
and Chief Engineer Woods. They
left for last night to in-
spect the smelter They

There arrived in the city

evening by special train,

General

Anyox
there.

were accompanied by Captain
Nicholson, who came north to
meet them here.

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* MAYOR McCAFFERY *

The returning of M. P.

McCaffery as mayor is a
triumph for broad-minded
knows

citizenship which

no faction or party, but

recognizes that the welfare

* Ke KK KH E *

of the city is the one thing

*
*
*
*
*
o
*
»
* of paramount importance, *
* Mayor McCaffery polled a *
* large number of voles *
* from all sections of the *
* community, and, if the *
* vote could be analysed, it *
* would be found that he *
* had a stronger working- *
* man vote than 8. M, New= *
%* ton. The fight is over and *
* M. P. McCaffery is now *
* everybody's mayor, and is *
* ready and willing to de- *
* vote every energy,he pos- *
*

sesses to the welfare of
* the cily a5 4 whole,

x* eR KR OR ROR FRR RR OF

 

PUBLIC MEETING W

hanks to the
Albert, the Westholine
last night

was placed at the dis-

posal of the citizens for the usual

after-election meeting. George

Frizzell presided over a_ large

{audience, having with him on the
iplatform the mayor-elect, ex-

|Mayor Newton and the newly-
lelec ted aldermen.

| Mayor-elect McCaffery, after
electors for the
they had
making
magistrate for the year,
jlated the

jcil on the manner

thanking the
conferred
chief
congratu-

| great honor

upon him jn him
Trades and Labor Coun-
they

campaign.

in which
jhad conducted their
He congratulated the citizens
aldermen which

jon the board of

they had placed in power. He be-

llieved that they would make e
splendid couneil.

He. was particularly pleased
that there had been no trace of

party polities in this election, In
phase of the campaign,

had

every

political party been entirely

eliminated, which was just as it

should be in municipal affairs.
His election was largely to be at-
tributed to
he did not control.

Mayor McCaffery

clusion that he would give to the

circumstances which

said in con-
city the
affairs along
had

would conduct its

the lines on which he con-

ducted his own
business which he had been en-
gaged to manage. He

thanked those who had voted for
who had
had they

As mayor, he

assured those

they

him and
not that would,
known him better.

represented now all the citizens

his office with
malice toward none.”

Ex-Mayor Newton assured the
that he

though,

had this

electors
dose before, on this oc
casion, he still believed he
have
the voters’ list last

He did not accept the

September.
defeat

the city:
He took exception to the state-

ities in the fight, as both parties

to the contrary,

remain here and stay with the

game,
before, and he came

beaten him

back.
ing power. He extended to every

elector his very best wishes,

wished the mayor-elect every
success,
The
appreciation of and
the confidence placed in them and

new aldermen expressed

thanks for

promised to work together for the
benefit of the city. “God Save the

King” the meeting to a

brought
close:

CHEAP FUEL

wood cut to
$5.00 cord, 2 feet
$3.50, Also best

J30, PONY

Good any length,

$4.50, 4 feet
lump coal,

EXPRESS,

 

Theatre

WESTHOLME THEATRE

generosity of Mr-

 

conical
- PUTS ITALY IN
ABAD POSITION.

Vienna Claims Cettinje has been)
Captured—Montenegro will
Make Separate Peace
With Austria.

(Special to The Daily News.)
London, Jan, 414.—Following
heights

Cett inje

the occupation of the

dominating Cattaro and
by the

cepts an armistice from the

Montenegro ac-
Aus-
and will negotiate a sepa-

Austrians,

trians,
rate peace.

This
paign seriously affects the Italian
Adriatic. The
Italians are criticised for their de-

new phase of the cam-
domination of the

lay in assisting Montenegro.
Vienna announces the capture of
Cettinje, the Monte-
negro.

Escaped Germans Captured.

Wilmington, Jan. 14.—Four of
the German officers who escaped
German warships at Nor-
folk have been arrested. Altmann
Klatzstein working on
a United States dredge in
nection with the building

capital of

from
and were
con-
of for-
tifications, while Truger and Ehr-

 

best that. was in him. He}

business, or a}

again |

mann were employed in textile
mills-
These four oflicers boarded at

a house but a stone's throw from
the Hagley Yards of the plant of
Dupont Powder Company, where
mills were recently blown up.

‘BIG APPROPRIATION

1$2.000,000 to

same |
could sed $3,000,, , ete,

won had he set to work on|commission was eager

an indication that his efforts had|to

ment that there had been no pol-}
*/had combined to defeat him. He|
assured them, in spite of reports |sents the greatest eight-reel show
that he would still jever

The same combination had | one

He had still the same stay-|Out”, a

ASKED FOR ALASKA LINE

——
Washington, Jan. 12——Another

cae the | Alaskan

and would carry on the duties of|railway further into the interior
“charity to all, and |of

Alaska
appropriations

was asked before the
committee
Edes of the

Alaskan engineering commission.

house
today by Chairman
| Congress already has appropriat-
Edes said the
to hasten
the work to Matanuska coal fields

asjand begin work from Kern creek

Anchorage Junction along the

not been in the best interests of Tune an river.

 

————
CHARLES CHAPLIN AT
WESTHOLME THEATRE

Westholme

The tonight pre-

screened here, including six

jacts of screaming comedy. ‘The
Charlie Chaplin is
“His Night

which

and only
|
again

to the front in

two-aect comedy

jteams with most comical situa-

las . :
and|tions and Chaplin stunts.

The sprightly Cutey appears in

a great two-act comedy “Love,

Snow and Ice,”’ After a laughable

obstacle race over snow and ice
Jean and Cutey reach the parson’s
first and papa melts in the sun-
“When War

is a thrilliag modern

shine of their love.
Threatened”
drama in two great acts, while
“Clothes Make the Man,”

comedy, fine

a good
completes a eight-
reel program,

Best Gish Hee of ae shold lump
and nut coal—Prince Rupert Coal
Co, Phone 15, fs

 

BRITISH COLUMBIA
" MAYORALTY ELECTIONS

(Special to The a: News.)
i.—McBeath

 

Vancouver, Jan.
,has been elected mayor-
hed wing is the result of the vote:
A Beath, 3,122; Kirkpatrick, 2,-
488; Martin, 1,908; Hepburn, 1,-
502, and MeNeil, 1,234.

Thomas Duke and Walter Leek
were elected licence commission-
ers. In North Vancouver, Mayor
New West-
returned Mayor

llanes was re-elected;
minster Gray by
elected
Malone

mayor of

acclamation: Busby was

mayor in Nanaimo; J. J.

has been re-elected
Nelson,

returned for Revelstoke and May-

while H, F. MeKinnon was
or Wilson was re-elected in Ross-
Mayor Wil-
son is Lorne Campbell’s opponent

land by acelamation-

forthcoming by-election.

Forks, Dr.
elected mayor.

EX-PRESIDENT HUERTA
HAS PASSED AWAY

4 dine Mexican

in the

In Grand Acres was

El Paso, Jan.

The fol-}

.

SEATTLE STILL
WORRYING OVER
PRINCE RUPERT

Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal
Gets More Free Advertising
From Southern Rail-
road Men.

(Special to The Dally News.)
Seattle, Jan. 14.—The confer-
of the North Pacific Coast
Passenger Association has been
adjourned without reaching any
agreement regarding the proposal
of the American railroad and
steamship lines, having their ter-
minals in Seattle, to make mutual
reductions in their rates to meet
and water
announced by the Grand
Trunk Pacific Company. ,
conceded by members
P., with its

ence

competitive railway

fares

It was
present that the G. T.
haul, will ultimately di-
large traflic from Puget
Sound. The C. P. R. has met a
reduced rate of $10- The pro-

shorter
vert a

 

government has issued orders to
kill or capture all the bandits con-
cerned jn the massacre of Ameri-
cans, El quiet today
after the riots in which Mexicans
were attacked-

Villa’s
been shot by the Carranza party.
Huerta, the
former president, has died of liver

Paso is

general Almeida has

Victoriana

General

disease.

 

SERIAL BONDS ENDORSED

vote on the question of
private bill to the
assembly in regard to

he
submitting a
legislative
the changing of the basis of the
from the
that of
bonds was en-

city’s indebtedness

sinking fund plan to

serial or annuity
dorsed by the citizens yesterday
by 424 votes to 60, There were

{48 ballots returned unmarked.

THE WEATHER

 

By F. W.
hours

Dowling.

For 24 ending 5 a. m.

 

 

 

  
 

posal by the railroads to make a
reduction of $6 if the steam-
boats reduce the remaining $4
was not agreed to by the vessel
companies. It is expected that
they will resume negotiations a
month hence.

BILLIE REEVES AT
MAJESTIC THEATRE

The Majestic tonight presents
another attractive program of
comedy and drama. The chief

item is ‘Tides that Meet,” a three
act Mexican drama which should
hold the attention of the audience
from start to finish.

There are two good comedies
and great railroad fea-
ture in which Helen plays a dar-
ing part. This railroad story is
entitled “The Escape on the Fast
Freight,” “When Snakeville
Struck Oil” is one of the funniest
Snakeville films yet
while “His Body Guard,”
Billie Reeves as the bright par-

another

screened,
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* on *
* The new council is * OPE RA HOUSE
% aout iw Aanieeaeieaan GREAT EIGHT-REEL SHOW
thorous hiy represent wie CHARLES OMAPLIN
* of the citizens of Prince * —IN—
P f the j rate “HIS NIGHT OUT”
* Rupert, and, when it gets * This is a bear of a comedy in 2 acts.
* down to business, should *
“LOVE, SNOW AND ICE”
* prove an asset to the com- Cutey in Broadway Star Feature—
* munity. It is impossible 4% In three acts of comedy,
we that everyone can be sat- * “WHEN WAR THREATENED”
* isfled, but, now that the * Thrilling Drama in two acts,
* election battle is over, all * “OLOTHES MAKE THE MAN”
: F Comedy.
* that remains is for the *
* citizens to give them every * . ADIMOBION 16 and 16 cente.
* support in their efforts to Coming next week—Oharles Chaplin
" 3 in “The Mix-up” and Mary Pickford
* further the interests of the * In “Rags,” 6 acts on Wednesday and
* eae Tha eke a Thursday. .Box office opens 6:45,
city The ne woomers 4 Ghai cheeks ake Chaba
* the board will link up with * orrn
* the old-timers to preserve. *
* the resources of the city, *
* and to bring nearer the *
* time of prosperity which *
* must, in the very nature of *
* things, come to the ter. * "i
* minal of the Grand Trunk *| Follow the crowd to Self's
* Pacific Railway. *|CGafe. There is a reason.. Next
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