VOIiUHB 14. NORTH VAJjpQpyi^ B.O, FBIPAY, AHOUflT 8, Wf- NUMBER 18. NORTH VANCOUVER CITY UW ADMINISTRATORS mmm CIITV POLICE FOBOB BHOWB CORRESPONDING GROWTH WITH OITY DURING FAST BIZ YBABB DUE TO UF TO DATE METHODS ADOPTED BY OHIEF ARTHUR DAVIBP III ) Thu ubove photugruph sliuws tho ■ slrnnglh of Hie eily nf North Van- i inner'a law n,limned nil nni for llllli. chief i .■.iiiiiiiu- ml .-.I the oppuintutent nf twu other men and as a result Mr. V Brutnlce wus appointed clerk and pull l» court clork qu February 1st ami un February fith Georgu Pollock was Itkuu on the patrol force. i'T ■■■ in," the work of the depart ment from .Iuuu to Deccmbor iu 1807 tbero wure IIU police court cases from which t'iti.ta in Hues were collected. Prominent umongsl the cases brought up iluring that periud waa Hoger Vin set ■ ■ f n — —$ t ":"^p|*»',' I-H \ <s *t '' f ■ -W **) H if \< v/ f "i M %f* # 9 *\ * ■ 1 mrm , i« pm PACIFICGT. EASTERN ROUTE THROUGH WEST VANCOUVER Back Bow, standing, reading from left to right - Com. Geo. Pollock; Cons. Wm. Weir; Cons. Geo, Prime; Cons. Geo. Gould. Socond Bow Com. Leslie Graves; Cons. Walter Grahame; Fol lea Court Olerk Vincent Bromley; Chief Arthur Divlca; Ssrgt. P. Stewart; Cow, A, Shannon. Frout Bow—Olty Olerk Austin Brown, Police Oominiaalouer 0. F. Foreman; Police Magistrate H. D. Rugglea; Mayor Wm. McNotsh; Police Oommla- liouer 3. B. Paluo. Iu the foreground—"Bobs" Nnrlh Vaucuuver can well be pruud uf her police system uf tuday which, under the luporvlilou uf Chief Arthur Davies, has gruwn ami expanded tu currcspuml with the phcuonicual dovol ojiiniTit uf the Nortb Shure. The polieiug uf the city during these pioneering days is a suincwhal intricate duty yet for a seu purl, tbis place con claim us much freedom from criuie und perhaps mure thuu any tuwu uf ils sire ou the Pacific cuuat. Arihur Davlei, tu whom Hie citizens owe u greut deal uf credit, has served IO years uu police wurk. He was a member of Ihe Vancuuver police force for seven years, the latter part uf which time he occupied Ihc position uf Station Sergeant. .Mi.! he lei'i. charge iu Nurlh Vuu cuuver bis rccuiuuiemialiuns each year have bruught abuut many commendable changes uuii lu his up tu dute mcthuds the city enn be tInu,Uul fur the pretcc liuu afforded nuw. lu the lusl fuur years the force has grown from a chiel ami uue i-unslablc lu a chief, sargeaul, clurk and seven 1'utn'l men. The cily is policed cITcc lively iu every section day and night The latest ucipnsiliiiu lu the depart ineiil is "Hubs" a tliiinniglil.ii.I Aire dale with a pedigree of large dimen lions, "lluini" is especially useful in night work in ferrettiug out "clues" down durk alleys ami secluded places where uuly his acute nose pcuetratci. Ile was presented lu the department by Mr. I). P. Ames. A hislury of the department ilncc thc appuinlmcul of Chief Arihur Devlcs in May, IW, is very interesting aud caught in a reminiscent muud by a local scribe, Ihu popular head of the Auibitiuui City's police detailed lume inin.-ting notes of the work of tho department from thul lime up lo the preient. In doing tin.-, he referred with pride to thc photograph above shown as a result of bis labors for the past alx yean. ' Tn,. .'.".tli Vancouver police force was inaugurated by the appuiiilineut uf Arthur Davies uu the 81st duy of May, 1807. .When thc eity wai incorporated a slmrl while later, Mr. Danes wu appointed rbicf wilb one constable, Mr. llulil. Tarn, now a well known motorlit of tbii rity. Whin Tarn re ligned, Mr. I'eler Stewart wu appoint ed iu his place, Dec. 14, Uml. In i'""! two addiliunal men wtie en gaged, Mr. Ju. Blake and Mr Oeorge Prime. Only one man, Mf, Wm. Weir, wu added in 1618, but in 1811 thc city bad made auch il rides ami io much foreign labor wu being uied in the city that three coaalablei were added. They were Mr. L. Qreavta, A. 1. Shannon and W. (Inhume. The latter if now pound keeper. On the rceigoi Moo of J, Mako an tbe III ul imt try tbii year, Mr. Oeorge Gould wu placed on Ihe force. Hcing still short of Instituting a proper patrol lyiten.the ettc, a negro, charged with the daslard ly murder of lillle Nuhu girl ou thc waterfront iu Nurth Vancouver. The accused was scut up fur trlul but wus ueijuilted un account, of lack uf cn deuce. Noted alsu uu the recunli was thc theft uf the cash bux of the Norlh Vuucuuver Improvement Co., of which Mr. Turrculs w is manager. Thc Imi and iuliinlile papers wure recovered but Ihe money was mude off wilh. lu bii recommendations fur 11108. Chief Davies stated iu his repurt thut the present lockup was iuadccjuuliv Thu cell was constructed uf wood ami there wu a e'uiiataut danger frum fire The erection uf a fence at thc reur uf the rily hull lu constitute a juil yard was re. eiiiiinTided at a cost of 119 ami this was afterwards acted upun. The Chief alsu tuld tbe puiicc committee tbat a telephone wu very necessary in the statiuu as it was Inconvenient dies ini! into thc cily clerk's ollice tu use Ins nl.| In,ne In imi," thc guver.iiuenl appoiuted a police cuiumissiuu lo control the u'lnin of tbe puiicc. Tbe hrst buard uf polico uinmiisiuiicrs wu composed uf CUn man Mayur A. E. Kealy, Messrs. A E. Criekmay ami Isaac Waldcu. There were tin cases heanl in the puiicc court iluring lhat yeur, musl ui which were minor offences. The lulni fines collected for Ihe year was Inlo. Il was al this tunc lhat Hie famous in-,T'ull invasion wus made in Nurlh Vancouver. Mr. A. J. I'iciun WiiiIbw rau Ihe Uadniiiitun club am! made au endeavor lo inlrodore Sunday baicball Mayor May and mauy of thc prumlumt citizens luuk the matter up aud yjlh Ibe consent of Ibe atturney general tbe police slopped the game which uutil very receutly drew Ihe laigeit criwd of ui.it.,i in one day to North Van ' inni t on record. The Badminton club wai burpluriz cd ami in tbe chief's report ipcc.al^ mention was made of tbe smart delerti wurk uf Constable Prime in his tltriei handling of the delicate thread* which led up lo the recovery of the articles and thc "man." Jn 1808 there were 111 cuci beard iu police court ou which Unci to lbc a mount of llitt were Imposed and of which amount lltttt was roilccted. Many of tho prisoners served their terms of lenience and tbe city wu tbe loser in actual cash. , a In bit rccuinmeuilatiuui for ISM'l the chief urged tbe eitabliihnienl uf a scavenger system for the city, 'la 1810 there wero ISO polico court cues. Finci to tbe amount of 41410.40 were imposed and out of that amount llHljili wu collected. , During tbe twelve montbi property to tbe value of 14844.86 wu reported toil, or Mia tni. o/ tbis. jasuD wu recuvercH. Twenty sit enquiries were made for mining perioni, and In all 181 arraala wara pads, many of whlcb GOOD PROSPECTS OF EARLY SETTLEMENT QF DIFFERENCES LINE WILL PROBABLY BUN BETWEEN MARINE DRIVE AND FORESHORE A further conference was held this week butwoon the couuci) of Wust Vancouyer aud Mr. D'Arcy Tato, counsel geuerul of the Pacific Qreat Eastern Railway relative to tho routo to bu followed by the railway through the dis trict. Considerable progress appears tn puvo been mude which gives oucourag ing indications of a satisfactory adjust ment uf ull difficulties. TTieie uru uuii. niioiii! uf a growing sentitiienl within Hie cuuucil hi fuvur uf arriving at un agreement with us little 'Tm as pussiblc In iliscussiug lln1 sit uutiou with a representative uf Hie Express, Councillor J. B. Mathers stared thut it wua a very dillieult and at times an impossible matter lu satisfy till parties iu the matter uf thu locutiuu uf ruilwuy rightsuf wuy, aud thut so far us his ubservatiun hud gune, it. hail led him to the lu.- om thut the rail- wuys usually secured results (hut could not be considered unsulisfaclury frum thoir puiut uf view. As fur Ihc situa tiuu hetwecu Ihc district uml Hie I'm i tc Great Eastern, there was uo desire upuu Ihc purt uf the council tu pluee unneccssury ohsluclcs in Ihe way. The fuct that the railway was bound tu come was fully recognized, but the members uf thc council naturally deilred tu accomplish all that they euuld iu the interests uf thf prupcrly uwncrs and the public, as Ihey uudersluud those interests, lie was inclined tu thiuk that u .'..ininoi uf thu ipie.ium might be found iu Ihu Pacific Great Eastern con scntiug to move their right uf way in laud une ur twu hundred feet generally and alsu tu alter thu ruute su us to relieve the situatiuu iu ccrluiu specific Instances such as l.'aulfield's which wus affected to thu great disadvantage of ine owner by the prcseut railway location. Councillor GinUburger, in au interview emphasized the fact tbat it would bu wull for properly owners to accept thc logic of thc situation. Thc railway wus bound to como and its coming imiilil affect to a considerable degree tbo wutnrfruut holdings. Under sucb con iliiiunn it remained uuly tu endeavor to lueatc the line where it would bu most beneficial mutually tu citizens and tu Hie company. Ilu was of opiniou that ihe best sulutiuu iiiiuld Iw fur the rail ways to run practicully parallel with tbe ."Inni' line ut a uniform distance of about 291) feet frum high water mark. This would protect all riparian rights aud would give opportunity fur spur connections un buth sides uf the truck. Thc uflicials of the Pacific Great Eastern have taken nu further action as yet relative tu the situatiuu. Thc ugrcement roiichcd was to the offset thut the district cuuucil would bava their engineer run a line showing a route which would be acceptable tu the ouiiiil uml lhat the plan would be submitted tu the cunipuny. This line is uuw beiug ruu aud a further conference will be held at Victoria within ten lays when it is hoped that a llnul adjustment will be made. By recent action of thc dupartmeul uf railways at Victoria tbe location plan of the Pacific Great Euslcrn is now apprcved all ll.e wiy frum the north cud of the site uf Second Nar rowH bridge tu Ureeu take with Hie single exception uf that sectiun lying witbiu Ihe cuntincs uf the district uf West Vancouver. It is, therefore, improbable Ihut uuy prolonged delay will bu experienced in arriving ut au under standing which will be mutually satis factory aud will permit of the approval uf thc location map thruugh the dis trict by common cunscut. SECOND NARROWS BRIDGE PLANS NEARLY COMPLETED DETAILED PLAN OF 300 FOOT SPAN ONLY REMAINS PLANS TO BE FINISHED AT ONCE DIVER NOW ENOAOBD IN SURVEY OF HARBOE BED The Board uf Direclurs uf Burrard luld Tunnel and Bridge Compauy mot Wednesday afternoon. Tho recent approval of the 800 foot span by the Hourd uf Railway Cummis niiiiiem wus takeu under consideration and it was decided that the way is now clear for proceeding with thu plans showing a lilill fuot span. Advices received frum the llrm uf Sir .lohn Wolfe-Barry uud Partners, London, stuled Ihut the detailed plan uf the I,, ei;:, were completed with thc ex ■ i'l d i n ii of the draw spun which hud been held back uwuitiug instructions as tu iis width. Ou motion it was rcsulvcd as ful lows; "Thi(4 Sir .luhti Wolfe-Barry uud Partners be instructed tu huve plans and specjliiiniiuii, fur thu Sceuud Nur- rows bridge, with an openiug span of 8011 feot in iii'i'iinliiiici' with tbe ordor of tho Bourd of Railway Commission ers prepared us speedily as possible." Tbe resident onginoers, Messrs. (.'leva.- land aud Cameron, have a diver at work at present carefully examining tho bail uf the harbor ou tho sit* which tho bridge will occupy. Thoro is a great deal of prelimiuury work tu do, howovor, before tenders for construe" tiou cau actually be called for. Tbu first move will bo to Bccure the com I'li-i..I plans und lo submit them tu thu proper department uf thu Dominion Govornmuut for approval. According to thc decision of the Board of Railway Cii.iiiiii.'.'.iiineri, coustructiou must be eunitucuccd witbiu thirty days alter the official uppruvul uf thu detailed plans. The Hoard uf Directors made a de- purturo from tlieir former procedure by deciding upun motion uf Reeve Muy, seconded by Mayor McNeish, thut iu fu ture thc representatives of the press will be admitted tu all meetings of Hie Hoard. Rhodes Scholar from North Vancouver were fur uutsido municipalities. Dur ing the year kill inculs were, served tu prisoners, The chief uguin recommended a icav- i'u; ei system which was iuaugurulcd tliu iniiuii ug year. lu lllll the police court cuscs were 887. Fiues ii.uiiiiuluig lu $8188.86 were imposed uml (1778.86 wus collected. Over 1 fil JU men, amuug wliulu were mauy foreigners uf various nationalities, were employed un civic euutructs in the city, and as u protection three mure men •tore udded tu the force, ll is moit creditable lu mention lbat wilh the null's ol open trenches lliroug.iout the city uuly Iwu accident! were reported as being due lu thcui. The puiicc kept up a steady vigilance aud practically uc niii in i ■ were committed. Sume pal try tliiuviug lou ce in thc rcsi ,i,i,in.l section uf the city but was mm put a stop to. Iii IUH prupcrly valued ul 46,019.61 wus reported lost or stulen ami uf tbis uinounl 48,710.111 was recovered. In the recommendations for thc ensuing yeur Hie chief asked for Iwu mure palrul men which were later appointed. A new site for police slaliyn ami jail was recommended iu the lull re port. The prescnl quarters were found lu be iuuili'ipiiiie ami cramped and uu ruly characters continually interrupted meetings of the couucil chamber adja 'jut Tbii matter ia being euusidereil by Ihis year's commissioners, in accord ance wilb another recommendatiou 4.100 appropriated for a police signal system and thii bu ilncc been installed ami is daily pnn mg iti efficiency. In Juue tbli year Hie appointment uf II I), buggies us polico magistrate brought Ihi police regulation! to a higher plane. Iluring bii tenure of of dee a uumber of important and intricate caics bave been heard. In the minor cuci chief Daviei conduct! Ihe prose cution while the u/urc iiuporlu.it ones aro giveu in charge of Oity Solicitor Beid. 'Bu' firsl successful opium raid was made by Ibe police this year aud quau titlei of paraphernalia were taken and ordered destroy cd by tbe cViurt. Tbe of fenderi admitted Iheir guilt by forfeit Ing a large ball. Coupled wltb blare iii.'iiiiiiiiini lot new poiii!■ (purlers, better kept tu slumlord than iu a gym. Dr. Thomson, the city medical health officer, is abuut lu slart a class fur first aid to the injured and all thu men will luke a 'inline,!!! thul. Thc chid ulreudy has bis diploma in the St, Juliu's Am Iniiuii. i Corps. lu conclusion frum Ihe prugress mude ami Ibe protection which is offered there is mulling tuo goud lu be said fur tea N. V. polico department. LYNN VALLEY NOTES ■mad / tbt> chiefhae a fond deaire lo establish a gymnasium In cunnei Imu for Hie re creation and exercise of the men. Box iug, the manly art, and other exercises are necessary adjunct! to a'well organized police lurcc. Constable Shannon's ihowing at the Bcoilleh iporti ia Nortli Vancouver aud thc police sporls in Vancouver receoUy are conctuiivo of Fromme ruad is being opened suulli from Lyuu Valley road. Mr. W. l.luyd has completed hii uew residence uu Huskiiis ruad, suuth uf Peter road The telephone service thruugh the Vulley will be completed uboul the end uf next week. Miss Esther Wall has returned heme after two Weeks' holiday wilh relatives iu Vancouver. (laud progress is being made un Ihe onstruction of Mr. P. McArlhur s uew residence on Centre ruad. The nmiii Id;, ihut mg of thc I mn ' Aid uf the Methodist deuumiualiun was held in thc church ou Tuesday last. The Lynn Valley Athletic club ii hulding a special general meeling in tbo institute Hall at 6 u'clock lo uigbt. Thc monthly meeting of the I.ynu Valley Ratepayers' Association is call ed for Wedneiday oveniug next in thc Institute hall. A minitrcl troop il being formed in Ihc Valley and has about thirty mem bcrs at preient. Any one wiibiug to join may do io by handiug in their name lo Mr. J. Barker, Sjiu V. Dixon, B.Sc, London, Kng., is al preient slaying with Mr. and Mn. Wagborne, Rusi Bold. Mlu Dixon hu taken the 13)99 mile trip for ber summer vacation aid cxpecti to stay about OUO monlli ilr R A. Maude met witb an acrl dent on Tuesday by falling from a bor rowed wagon which he wu returning to the N, V. Coal and Supply Co'i. yardi on St, George'i and waterfront. While replacing Ibe borrowed wagon be accidentally fell Inlo a wagon eloie by. A man on the dock saw Mr. Maude fail in bul look little notice until an hour afterwards lie,noticed the horses uearing tbe water without a driver. Being alarmed at Iho movement of fbe team be made it hit business to lavas- tigate and to hii lurprhw he found Mr. Maude unconscious ia the wagon lied. Afler supplying water freely to no unfortunate man'i /ace he regained MB. NELSON KINO, RHODES SCHOLAR FOB B. 0. 1818 BOBN AT MOODYVILLE WILL ATTEND OXFORD VEBSITY UNI Mr. .\cl:mi King, a native suu uf Nurlh Vaucuuver, who bu uf Inn- beeu cinpluycd as one uf Ibo teachers iu Central schuul, Victoria, has beeu chus cn as this year's llbudes .scholar frum British Culumbiu. The selection committee was rumpus cd uf Chief Justice Hunter, Mr. George iiniuii'nn (uf m.niii University, Van couvcr), Mr. J. S. Willis (principal uf Mitiiii university, Victoria), aud Dr. Alexander Rubinsuu (superintendent of clui atii.ii iu British' Columbia), Twu caiuli.lutes presented ll.euiselves fur thc Uipch,coveted honor iu Ihe persons uf Mr. W. E. G. Murruy, a graduulc uf Mcliill university, Vancouver, and Mr, Nelson King, u gruduate uf Mcliill, Victoria, Afler a careful cxuininu liun uf the candidates' credentials uml cuudidulcs themselves, the committee niiiuiiiunin.lv selected Mr. King us the lilii'dc." I" Imliii for lirilisli Culumbiu fur 1818. Mr. King is a native suu of Hie Nurth Shure, having been burn ut 'Moudyville March Isl, 18118, uml having received his elementary educatiun ul lhat pluee. tbo school building in winch Mr. King bogau bis education is still standing but ii uo longer in use us a schuul bouse, thc crcctiuu uf the new Ridgeway schuul having removed the' nocei- ilty uf u schuul ut Moodyville. NurlU Vancouver appreciates the distinction involved in Hie fuct Ibat I native son uf the Nurlli Shore bus been ■elected .bodes scliulur ami extends lu Mr. King silicon' euugratululiuiis upon thus attainiug Ibe pupulur honor. Taking Soundings For Ojc calibre of tin Nortb Vancouver I roniciouiuew. HoweVer, he itutaiaed • Preliminary work for tbe super structiou of Hie Sceuud Narrows bridge were commenced Ibis week by Bur rani lulet Tunnel and Bridge Co's. engineers, Messrs Clcwdaud and Cam '■ruin wheu a diver was engaged tu take suuudmgs at the bridge site iu thc Second Narrows. At a meeting held this week a resu tion was passed, moved by Reevo May aud v. un,led by Mayur McNeiih, Ibat l|creafler the press will be admitted lu all meetings Thc telegram which wus furwanlcd tu Messrs. Crutsncll and Co., I.onduo, ITigliiuT re thc. immediate preparation of thc bridge plain with a 200 foul spun came up fur confirmation ami wai pissed Considers Cancelling Insurance The city council in commillee lasl evening decided lo lomider tbe nuviia bilily of cancelling tbeir Employers' Liability Insurance u loon u Ihc prci ent policiei expire. Thc council bad under couiidcratiori the claimi of four of thc workmen agaiuit tbe city for injuries and lomc of thcie claims hid beeu slan ing for ■orne time. A representative of the Insurance Co, was preient and elated tbeir lide tl tin cue and their reasons why tne claima had not been met ao far Aid. Dick declared that the council wished tbe mon to be prolecleJ in evety way and Aid. Irwln brought up tho queitlon of cancelling llii' kind of iniuranco. It wu a matter which the council did not want to bo troubled with yel these claimi had not beon settled and Iho council wu of neerto'ly being drawn into the adjnitmeut of them. Asked how much the cil; wu paying iu premiums per year on Employers' Liability policies rily treuurer Hum pbnyi leied 16.000 UU year. Ia laat caae it mu a mailer which thtt f'ly should take . up wilh view do providing lomc other tneaui for protecting (he men without them having io much dbtcully in col prcseiilulive advised thc city taking uut a collective protective policy wht.h guaranteed the mural as well us Ihe le gal pnT'' imu tu thc Workmen, It ivas decided to take Hie question up ii the uear fulurc. FAMOUS ARTISTE ENGAGED 'Cellist to Play at Feetlval Concert lu Lyuu Valley Miss Maude Scruby, All I' M , LII. A.M., ex cuumil eshibitlouer Royal ' i.l lege of Music, England, au urlisle of exceptional ability, lius been enguged by tbe committee uf tlie Lyuu Valley Musical Festival fur the evening con cert on Wednesday, August 81st. Tbii affair, under the patronage of tbe Bish op of thc Diocese of Weslnilnsler, Dr. Mackay of Westminster Hall, tbe ma yor and reeve of North Vancouver and many ulher public men, promisee lo be a treat of exceptional urder, for be ■idei the above named lady, all tbe prize winners in the classes will ling their prire longs and Ihc massed choirs (over 100 voices) will ling two or three part songs, and Mr Robertson, not uu known lo tbe norlb shore, wt|l contri bulo rccitatiuus lo lbc program. By request he will give ".lud llmu mug's account of tyw Rubcoileiu played Ihc planner." Tickets arc now on uie at tbo local book itores add ai these ire limited lo thjo tiie of the Inititule hall, Ihc preient indications are tbat tbeee will all bo told before Ihc dale uf tbe feitival. policemen and tbli quality cannot be naity icralcb oa thi not* aad face, letting their claimi. The Iniurance re lhe moon from ful) to new BUTHS Op Auguit tth, to Mr. and Mrs. Wul tin, l.luyd avenue, Capilano, a 'laugh tar. On Auguit 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. Sam ucl Willace, a ion. w , „ a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jobmtono led family of Seattle arc thpfuosls of Mr. aad Mri. I. W. Witch, 80th street well. "■' '■ ' ' ' a ' Accordiag to ao old superstition, all thing! that grow out of tbe ground, such u corn, pem and tbe like, muit be planted in the inereaso of the moon, froo now to full; all things that fna- lurc"ln Uc ground, Ilka potatoes, must ba planted In the decrease or wuti of 'I 2 tm THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, |9|2. I ! / Bank of Montreal = 1 = E.t.bli.h.d 1817 . Capital (paid up) - $15,413,000 ' Reierv $15,000,000 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Savings Bank Department INTEREST PAID AT CURRENT RATES North Vancouvar Brunch: F. A. MACRAE, Mt. Crown Bldg., lat Street Manager We Have Some Good Buys in D. L 273, 274, 550. See us if you have a house to rent, or if you want to get a house. We have some lovely homes for sale. Listings wanted. NORTH VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE CO. UO Esplanade. Phone 227 R. C. BISS J. A. WOODS "The Dundarave Door" A ntw design o( Cradtman Front Doors. We are llie only fum in Canada making llieie doors. Come and see il,. in Pricei are reasonable. Dickinson & Son, Ltd. ESPLANADE EAST P. O. Box 1719. Phone 222 NOTICE During the Months of JULY and ' AUGUST, this store will close at 1 p.m. on SATURDAYS THE Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. OFFICE: 116 ESPLANADE, EAST PHONE 4 Coal Coal Coal North Shore Coal & Supply Co. We have on hand a full supply of all Building Material. Get quotations before placing order. L S. EATON, Manager, tvickham's Wharf Esplanade Wesl Plione 488 NORTH VANOOUVEB CITY jYEKRIISH. LIMITED TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT MAEOH lat, 11118. Leave Vancouvsr L»»VI North Vancouvar •6.20 AM. 8.40 r.M. •8,00 AM 8.80 VM.. •no . 1.00 •6.80 8.40 •7.00 8.80 •8.40 8.00 •7.110 8.40 •7.00 8,80 7.40 4.00 7.80 IM •STOO 4.80 •7.40 tM 4.40 8.00 4.80 •8.40 8.00 ' U.80 4.40 - 0.00 t.80 8.40 6M 0.80 6,40 ' 8.00 6.80 6.40 6.00 8.80 6.40 10.00 Hi 8.40 Km 10.80 IM W.00 6.80 10.40 IM 10.80 6.40 11.00 7.80 10.40 * . 7-00 UM 11.40 7.40 ilm 7,80 8.00 ' 11.80 7.40 18.00 8.80 11.40 8.00 18.80 P.M. 8.00 18.00 1.80 18.40 OM , 18.80 VM. nm 1JW TOM ' 18.40 AM 1 IM iM VM H ■ m. 10O0 10.10 11.00 ,99 kit AM. IM 8.00 11.40 18.48 AM. • ieno-n "Met .- notice, tienpmy an tuniey." aet liable (or Tieae (abl. tebjeet (a clang, without delays, ateliaatal or eta.rWli., The Fight For The Standard By D. W. HIGGINS mmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmnmmm (Oontiiiiioii from Laat tueaday) "Don't be alarmeil," hu >:oplieil, "I .In not iui i'uii to kill myself uutil 1, slmll huvu iinini miinii tiling to redeem my character in roy owa eyasi if not in that nf my country. When I shall have iinm' that 1 ahall crush the little lilm'l ami all will lio over with me." I relireil to ray room completely disenchanted, fhe gentleman whu hail iiiiiiiiiii,',! my senses until he seemed to lie the very |ierfei'tion of munhond ami goodness hail .in,I. ,, low in my eyes Ihut I full if I should nuver see him again I wouhl shell uu leurs ami uxpross no regrets. Hoveral weeks elapsed without my iiiiiiiiiii across Wolfe. I liegau to think ami I.i-i that ho hail left town, when an event took place Which Iliuiiglit hint v|v!d!y hank In my mini), ill the Hlur ami darter Hut ul ten or twelve youug mun eugugeil on a certain Hatunlay evening in the month of November, hii:', in thruwing ilice for ilrinks. From Iiiui,,, they go lo throwing fur ipiar ters, ami then for $5 gulil pieces, This high playing, which look place iu the open i,nl,nm, nlnu,!,',I a crowd of spec tutors, who mil,Tn,I wifli interested eyes the varying success uf Ihc pluy era, one of whom, I regret lo suy, I was. About two u'cluck iu Hie morn ing thu throwing ccuseil, umi I left the luIiiiiii for my home on the .lames Bay able somewhat poorer than when I entered the place. The night was dark ami stormy j a keen wiml swept across the little town ami the creaking signs ami rattling weutherhuunls nf the slightly built shacks that Hoed Oovernment street kept up a ileafon- ing ilin. I hail left the til. Nichulas ami roomed with a family uaineil Uur- corner-atone ef the new ball witb much pump and ceremony tba same year. Not more (ban two or throe wbo tool, part in that ci cut are now alive. Men tben in tboir primo have lung since died or grown old and lost all Intereat in worldly affairs. It is a nicbin huly reflection, hm il ia the mpy ni the world. It la allotted to all men ouce tu die; ami sometimes I think tbat tlteso who have crossed to tbe other sile ami know all about the future are more to be envied than pitied, Burely there can be no greater hell than aome whu aro mill with ua carry about in their breaeta—remembrance of duties lillllllllllr.l, of v.ii 1,1',li :l illllllllll,',! for, of unkind acts unforglven, The Confederate flag continued |o flaunt its bright hues in the face of the Unionists ami the tlonfodorato iuloon t'tinl inued to onjoy an enormoiiH pn- Iiiiiiiiiii'. nhnpurd wined fat and sleek ami grew more defiant' than before. The Union sentiment was outraged by the success of the secession movement, and when the news of Btoneweli Jack son's untimely death came and tbo (Southerners went about the streets with crape on their arms aud the flag over lhe saloon drooped sadly at half mast, the Northerners held a u,u|ict little meeting and decided that something energetic shuuld be dune to get rid of the rebel standard. A frequent visitor to Victoria was one Tom titration, a unlive of ouo if the Kastertt Htates and an outspoken Unionist. His homo wus at l'ort An gcles. titration was the possessor nf a jut-black glossy heard of great length, of which he waa juatly proud, and which he passed much of hia leisure lime iu atrnking ami something with his hands. Tom was a daredevil, ami tis, who owned and occupied a smu in,. ,i,nn cutlage on the curner nf, being glib of tunguo he frequently in Birdcage Walk ami Belleville street. This cottage was roniuvcd somo years ago ami the flagstaff uu Ihe Government Hipiarc nuw occupies its former sito. At thai time, ami for many yeurs afterward, llu block uu which Roation lime, have erected a brick building was uul aidewalked, and the wayfarer uu arriving at the corner of Courtney nnd tint eminent streets wus cuuipclleil 11 turn inlu the ruad, uml su pursue his course tu lluuiliuldt street and thc ijiiaiul liili, bridge Unit then spanned Hie sheet uf wuler which was dignified liy lhe iiuinu uf .Inn,, ■ Bay, liul which is now llie site of the Kinpross Hulel. Uiin I tiniied inlu Ihc ruud a', four Icuay street the darkness was su iu tense il.ui I was forced to pick my way slowly over Ihc loose macadam. ui I moved caul utisly along I i ime i,,wii that ul least one oilier person besides myself was g his way uver the broken ruck. I paused and then I was certain Uat twu persons wi re upprnuehing me, fur 1 euuld see Imu forms diiul) emerging, as il were, (loin (lie Meekness, lu an instant 1 was ou Ihc alert and lie Ihoighl flushed ui'ioss iny iniini iiiui them ii.'in had Seen mc wilh money ut the gaming table and had followed with the object of i'.u..nn,]' ami rubbing mc. They were ulnm-i upun mc when I threw luck my Inverness cape and made u motion us if lo draw a weapon. I was unarmed. I bad passed all Ihruugli the pcnlous vigilance committee limes at Hun Francisco- when decent men were robbed and shot duwu like dogs, uml when culprits were hanged in the streets by mobs ami never carried knife or pistol. When I slurted for the IT,I,i Biver mines In 18.08 I bought a Toll's five shouting revolver, fur which I paid SIS. At Yale it proved an ciicuinhruni'c In me and I "swap ped" il wilh a crafty miner fnr au uid silver walchi The watch wouldn't go ami I offered lo sell it for $8. No one would buy and I threw it away in disgust, so when I was "approached" i,. lhe garotters ou the dismal evening referred lo I possessed neither watch nor pistol. However, althoogh seared and nervous, I was resourceful, and as I swung my arm round 1 shuuted: "Htup, or I'll flrcl" The men foil back intn the darkness and I sprang Inward the bridge un a kijcn jump. I don't i.elicve that the men ' ,11...-..-1 nie, but I leached tbe bridge and cruised it with tbo speed of an antelope, bounded up lbe steps of the littlo cot (age, burst into the front dool and was soon within the four corners of my bachelor apartment—breathless, perspiring and trembling with fear and excitement, liut safe. A strange feeing took control of me as 1 thought over the incident. I became impressed with the belief that one of the forma I had seen approaching ine out of the dark inns was that of Wolfo or Fiiilayson. I could not have sworn to his identity, but some hypnotic orlelepathic' influence told rpe that ono of the figures was his. I i mild prove nothing, but J nevor spoke to bim afterwards, although I met biro on several occasions. The nest day a brief paragraph in the paper mentioned the attempted hold-up and the incident aoon faded from my mind. Tbe old Btar and darter waa torn dowa ia 1885, and tba Masons laid ths dulgcd in a wordy clash with the Southern residents. To him tho flag v.as a source of great annoyance, and he sometimes made threats as to what he would do wilh it if he ever got a i.iaui'e. One da) he told Hhapanl thai if he could i.t i ii I the flag he would die happy. " Voa," said Hhapanl, "if you should steal that Hag you will die, but whether happy or not 1 can't say. At any rate, thc Hag when you steal it shull be your shroud," •'"iiiiiiiu, mude uu reply, hul siruked his beard ami walked olf. Kearly one aflernuuii live or six yuung men, strangers, entered lhe dun federate. They wero professedly Houtli urners and boisterously cheered for Jell' Davis and thu Southern cause. All were possessed of much cash and (real cd Ihc laiidliird and all in the huuse lu liberal pulatiuns uf champagne at tu u bottle, A puker game was in pro gress at one of tbo tables, aud the strangers slaked heavily ami lual wtih a guud grace. Bvery time a fresh buttle was' opened Hhapanl was invited to "have another," and it was nut lung befure lie showed lhe effects of the frequent draughts in speech and guit. The treating continued and when the lluur arrived fur lowenpg the standard Hbapard was unmistakably intoxicated. Whenever ho made a movement tu gu outside for the flag one of the youug fellows woold invite him te "have anotber," and al last lie sank dowu at one of llic tables and fell asleep. Inii' iii the eveuing Hhapanl awoke, and remembering his flag, walked to Hie staff to lower it, when to'his con stcrnatioii and grief be found that the emblem of secession had disappeared, ami with il had gone lhe gay youug struiigefs who had been so liberal with money and wine. The excitement among the Houtherners was great and a heavy reward was uffereil for the recovery of lhe flag, bul it was never found. It was delivered to the American iTim.ul i by tbe caplnrs and by him sunt to yVaslijugton. Home weeks after the disappearance of the flag Hhapanl entered Bingo's Hotel (now the Angel) on Ungley street. Heated at one of lhe tables was Tom Hlratton, sleek and hand soma and carefully grooming his long black beard. The niomont Hhapanl's eyes fell upou Htrattou he took fire. lie advanced to the table aud poured forth a volume of ugly wordt. Htrattou laughed iu bis face. Hhapard con tinned his abuse. . "Vou stoio my flag," he foamed. "Well, what of itt" asked Hlratton, as he rote to his foot. * "That's what of it," .creamed Shap- an), as he dealt hit hated antagonist a blow full in the face. Hlriillnn retorted witb a blow and then tbe two men clinched. Both wore strong and in the full vigor of life, and as tbey struggled and pounded aod tore each otber wltb their hands and teeth their anger found vout in savage growls and" yells tbat resembled more the snarls of wild beasts tban tbo voices of men. Over one of tho tablet Htrat too was forced and went to the floor with a trash. Ia an instant Hbapard waa upon him, hit knees on hia cheat apd his tbumbt /oread late his neck. Htrattou's eyas and tongue protruded, hat Will) a herculean effort ho eon trived to throw Hhapanl off and forcing him to the floor made liim tha "uuder dog ia tha "niii-" iiuih worn by tbia time covered with blood and tboir coatt aad shirts hung in tatters. Htrat- ton's glorious heard had boun plucked from Its roots and Shaiiard bold jt like a plume in his loft hand, w|iile with his right lie pummeled thopi^r aud face nf his antagonist, who returned the punishment with interest. Tho light continued for soma ten minutes, Tablea and chain were overturned and Innl.eii, crockery swashed and food and dishes scattered al) over the placo. The two men were most deplorable spectacles. At last Hhapard yielded and Htrattou claimed the victory. But it cost him dear. Ho never was a well man again. Ilia beard never grew again un I in a few years he died on the i ion ml i dm | ni id'., business tell off after the war and he went ••• California, after whieh 1 heard uf hint nu more. It transpired thai Hlrattun, assisted liy Wolfe, iiul. the Hug while the young strangers, who were well sup plied with ' American government money, got the landlord sn drunk that ho forgot to lower tho emblem before dark. Home two yoara afterwards I road iu tho Sail Francisco Bulletin that a mail liiiiiiiiil Wolfo bad poisoned himself With nriisaic aeld at the American lit- iiiiiiiiiii in that c|ty. J have uo reason ta dniilil that thu brilliant rascal who for a iinm captivated iny senses was tbe victim. THM END MttMAVtCkiU! WAT11148 PHOTUt:- TIOSI ACT NOTIOB Is lienTn given, pursuant to tho provisions of Chapter lis of the Itevlauu Statutes uf Cunuda ihul tbe Ninth Vaneouver tuml and Improvo- 01. in Company, Limited Liability, un I iniiuii ,1 iT.iiii,.,,,'. ii.n in, Its head • mli. at ilu City nl Vancuuvor, lu the it.,iim. uf British i',,inu,I'l.i. haa filed with the Minister of I'ulillc Worka fui- the liniiilnliiii of Canada a plan of curtain bulkheads and wharves proposed tu hu constructed by the Cmnpuii)' und u dcBcrlptlun ut th. alte fur llle in miii.',,',I Improvements which allu Is jiui'iillul tu the Ksiilsiiade, Nurlli Vancouvei-. ell)-, British i'iiiiiiiiiii.i. between • i.iiniii uiid i'ii, ul iilm An on,'ii end • |,,ii,illi I lu Ihu l,.'i|ilniiiiili', Nurth Vuncuuvor, Britlab iTiliiiiililn. between liun era und i.nnadiil. Avunuea, both altes Ill-Inn on the North Shore of Burrard Inlel, und thai lhe said Cunitiaiiy haa ulsu filed a copy uf tho suld iT.hi und ,1,■]„ linii.,n with the lie,.I.m.u of riecds al Vancuuver. British Columbia, nnd lbat the euld Comunny will uniily lu the Uuvi i nm il in ml In Cuuncll for approval of the suld plan and Ihe construction of the aula bulkheads and wharves. n \T'i:ii this .tt,,] day uf July, A I), 1818, ut Ottawa, Ont. PHINaiibl it UUTHHlB,, 8-8 Solicitors fur Iho until Company. BULK TEAS Hpecial attention ia paid to Ihu selection uf thia article. Buying unly tbu best grades suitable tn lhe water uf lhe district, we are III a pusitiuu tu uiiii Teas equal in ipinlity und price lo any ou the market. 35 i.h per puund ia fust liecumiiig a pupular price for Tea. Our liletnl ul thai price is a good useful Tea. lln cents per pound, 11 lbs for 81.011. In better qualities wo have a line Tea at -Hi cents and' a spo dally fine Idcml at fill cents per lb. ABK FOB HAMl'IiKH -8 Fnr those who prefer packet Teas, wc carry Braid's Besl at fill cents, Naliub nl -III und fill cents, Blue Bibb's al HI cents. Halada al fill cents, Tellcy's al fill and DO cents per Hi. Tctlcy's II lb. Una at ♦ I Hfi each. , COFFEE Our Coffees arc always freshly roasted ami ground as required, Prices ,'ific, 4llc, llie and fillc per lb. Bruid's Best Nuliuli and Heal Brands in une pound lins. B. (I. Hugar 81.Ifi per 18 lb. sack We carry a mosl complete stock of groceries ami nur prices will he found as luw us pussililc consistent with first class iptulily. All orders entrusted tu us will be promptly and carefully al I ended 111- DesBrisay i'l. 297, OBOOEBlEB AND HAHDWAKE OOBNEB LONSDALE AND FOURTH FOR THE MEN wlm want something a "little different" we are showing a beauljful range ol silk hose with lies to match. The ties ,m made ol solid knitted silk and will not crush or wrinkle as the ordinary tie will do. The hose are the well-known "Onyx" brand, seamless and last colors. We have''just openad a large shipment of negligee shirts and we will he pleased to show this as well a8 other lines. BENNETT BROS. 110 Second St., East. The North Vancouver home of " Campbell Clothing " Painting and Paperhanging FOB FIBSt (JLABfl WOBE MB ANDREW WALKER BUOOESBOB TO THB GEO. W. HARDING CO. ISH BBOOND 8TBBBT, Near WNSDAM v. o, m mi. p^ m THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, B- C, FRIPAY, AUGUST 9, |9| 2. j DIDFO* NEWS FROM DlKlYJ MANYDEPT'S See ths bargains wa ars offering In Souveuirs and Noveltias. Wa bava a choice selection pf Coral, Amber and Jot Neckleta. Choice linaa In Ladies' Combs and Hair Ornaments ban Just arrived. Wa ara closing out a nice Una of Ash Receivers at live and tan centa saeb. • Our linss of Fancy Enamel Fine will Internet you. Wa are Introducing a naw and protty line of Enamel La- valllaras, Ws can givo ths purchaser an excellent choice In Inaxpenslvs Long Chains In Starling Sllvor, Gold Filled and Bead. Should you want something faahlonable In a Sterling Silver Bracelet we can submit a pretty aalactlon to your choice, Gumnotal Mosh Bags ara quite feehlonable and wa are showing a very neat selection of the leading stylei. Our Leather Goods Dspartmant waa paver bitter stocked than tt la at tha praseut time. Hare ara shown the nawsat faahlotui in Ladies' Handbagi, Travelling Oasaa and Suit Osaas, i ————— Photography for Amateurs By Reflex i Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. JEWELERS, SILVEBBMITHB, WATCHMAKERS. George E. 'l'mrey, Managing Director Hastings and Granville Streets - - Vancouver, B. C. To Rent We bave somo modem houses, furnished and unfurnished at moderate rente. Bxcelleut four room suites, Fraaar Block, Tblrd Strut But. None bitter. Routs I17.1>0 and $811.60. SBB THEM. ALEX. SMITH & COY. Phone 24. P.O. Boi 1820 NORTH VANCOUVER Job Printing at the "Express" PRINTING (Continued) A near relative to gaslight paper is hromldo, which wben finished, ean scarcely be distinguished from the otber and mora easily worked gas light paper. Tbu greul difference lies in tbe fact that broinldle priuting muit be done,in tbe dark room. Ex posuro to daylight, or any kind of ur (iflcial light is fata|. Oareful handling li neceiBary and tbo paper must uut be opened except iu p ruby light. Iu priuting, thp action ia much quicker than gaslight papor. Thu frame must hu filled in the dark room uud exposure can tben bo madu by urtill clal or by daylight. According to tbo ptrotigth of tho light bo must the exposure bu regulatod. As in gaslight priuting it is hotter tu mako a trial exposure before procooding with the uctual printing, ami lliu method explained iu last weuk's article shuuld bu ITilluni'il, Thu iliin ii'iu'i lining thut u few seconds only urn required fur Iho exposure. Bromidu printing hus othor advaii- luges over other papers hesides rapidity in printing. It is usually Usod fur thu making of enlargements and is also thu medium used fur thc oil and bro- moll processes. it is madu iu many grades and sur faces, uach suitablu for ila own parti- uiin work. For bruad offects usu thu ruugh paper, for prints wliiuli require detail usu thu finer surfaces ur glossy. A great deal ilupends upun Individual taato, hut the more artistic effects ure produced by tbe use of ruugh paper. In printing bromide it must be un dorstoud that it is quite as sensitive to light as a plate ur lilm. Fur usu iu u daylight eulargur it must be placed in pusitiuu in thu durk ruum. ».....ii, i,; papur will uut du fur enlarging. A guud iii.'lliu< 1 for priuting bromide is to mul,.' a mul'' uf say two feci with a iliding piece upuu which the print iug frame can bu attached uml which can bu muved cither wuy. At uuu end uf the scale Ihu light is fixed und thu printing in done by tliu aid uf a candle or uil lamp. The printing frame shuuld bu abuut eighteen inches dis taut frum tbo light, and according lo thu density of the negative the exposure shuuld be given. This can only bu cs iiiiinii',I by practice ur by a triul ex pusure, Once the right exposure uud distance is ascertained, a record shuuld bu kept for future priuting. This will suvu further experimenting should moro prints be required, The development of bromide prints ii exactly the game as fpr gaslight papers,. except that it must bp carried uut iu thc dark room. Thu same developer wi)l do. For soft effects usu u weak dovuloper. This especially so for enlargement!. Ono thing beginners'uru usually Iron- liliul uliuul' is huw tu Ilml out which ia thu positive side uf tho paper. It will usually bu noticed thut thu pupor curls when taken uut of tbo packet. Thu uidu which,curls inwards is thu right uuu, but if uny doubt is felt hito thu papur ut unu comer, Thu sun sitivu side will stick tu the teeth. Bromide papur is mure liable tushow while spuls in ilcvulupmunt caused by the formation nf uir bubbles. Tu uvuid these, immerse thu print in wuler fur ubuut liul. a iniiiutii befuru developing. This hus the effect uf thuruughly souk- iug the puper uud cuuscs Ihu dcvelnpur tu flow mora evenly over tho surface. If prupcrly exposed thu itnugu shuuld uppcur with u iiiiiiiini developer in ubuut frum Ifi lu m secumls. Print u shade darker thuu required and lix in li\'jii) just us fur guslight. Wash iu run ning wuter fur au huur and dry. Fur rapid wurk hrumidu iu uuuully used. Where time is nu object gaslight is belter uml easier to manipulate, North Vancouver City •i EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD, MODERN SIX ROOM BUNGALOW ON EIGHTH ST. IN BOULEVARD BLOCK. PRICE $4750 SIZE OF LOT 50x 157 FEET FOB FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY TO The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company Limited Liability North Vancouver Agents for * LONDON AND BRITISH NORTH AMERICA CO. Limited 543 PENdER STREET. VANCOUVER, B. C. I'bone Seymour 6286 i JUNO—Vour print is from un umler exposed negative. I'rububly yuu urn using tuu smull u stup. Try Fil und givu uliuul u .'-Tli uf u second exposure. l.KNS A:,I,m what is a guud photograph I A tall urdur lu answer und rcipiiring far mure thuu n purugrapn. Uu much depends upun individual teste thut what uue may cumidur guud, an uther may cuiulcnin. Suverul euluinna miiilii he written in reply. Mpace fur bids. . PUZZLED—Pyro smln will uot do fur lovclopiag papor. It is uuly fur plat us or films M. <| will do fur cither but is slower in action than Pyro. J. (.'.—The specks iu yuur leus ure probably liny blisters. They iu nu wuy interfere with the expnsure uml yuur lens is uu wane un uccuunl of the up parent defect. VEBA—Vuu have moved in Inking Ihc picture us is evideneod by Ihu iTniii'T image. Vuu uru also using luu smull a itop fur siiapshuls Building Activities tin.' liiiililing permits taken uul dur ing the' lusl week and a half indicate a busy full, lluilding Inspector Fuglcr, who m,iiiil lu be a guud judge uf this uuiu ipul. :■ considerable activity iu lbe building line ami shuuld thu expected ruilwuy uml bridge developments commence shortly an impetus will be giveu Ihe building o( business plucks This summer the building has been confined principally tu residences uud the result Is that the cily has spread out wonderfully in the last twelve months, During tilv lusl few duys jrnuils huvu beon luken out fur the following! A, Null a cutlage uu William Ave; 11. Humus, livery) stablu un Fuurlh street j Thus, Athinsuu, Third slrect eusl, cottage; 1'. Andruss, dwelling uir Ittln street; 11. L. Kdwards, residence ou mih itreet to cost $2,800; 1, L. lm l.iiiiiii, dwclllug on Ilrd atreet eait, W. Bingloton, dwclliug on lllh strict west to cost $1,600; M. If. Jowitl, re sidctice uu I.Tili street valued at $I,80U; twu sturcy residence fur II. Bambury, un L'lth street lo coit $3,200, and Alf, Hewitt, a cutlage on 21th street . le Canadian Bank of Commerce SIB EDMUND WALKER, O.V.O. LLP. D.O.L. FrMldeut JOHN AIRD, ALEXANDER LAIRD, Aast. Qeueral Manager. Oeneral Manager. Capital $15,000,000 Best $12,500,060 Temporary quarters of tbe North Vancouver Branch, Esplanade West, near Lonsdale Avenue. A General Banking Business Transacted Interest paid on Savings Bank Deposits of One Dollar and upwards. Withdrawals may be made at any time. J. A. FOBSTBB Manager. Representative of British Capital Wishes to get in touch with anyone having undeveloped natural resources to offer. Coal, Copper, Asphalt or Gypsum propositions preferred. Ground floor deals only. Real Estate not wanted. Mail (ull particulars to P. 0. Drawer 2030, North Vancouver OITV OK NORTH VANOOUVEB TAKE NOTICB Ihul ll.e Couucil uf the Corporation uf the City ul Nurlh Vuiuuuver intendi tu curry uut tm u wurk uf lucul Improvement Ihc cuu Htructiun ut u cuuerete sidewalk, rurlm uml gutter uml ornamental light* uu l.unsilule Avenue un bulb sides front tlie waterfront lu the nurlh able uf First slreet, undor l'arl II, I'iviiiuu Ci) uf llie Muui, ipul Acl ami Intend) lu an Hem the liual cuati thcrcuf upuu thc reul property fronting ur abutting there un ur tu be benefitted thereby, ami thai a utiiti'iiii'iii ihowlng Ihc lamia liable tu |iuy the sin,I asicaimcnt and lbc names uf ll.e owners Ihereuf, au far ua cuu be aecorlained from Ihc laat re viicd nascssincut lull, la uuw uu Iiiu in Ihe ollice uf the i'ily Clerk ami ia open fur inipcction duriug ufficc buura. ANII NOTICK IS HKBKBV (IIVKN that the Cuuucil will proceed with the auid wurk ur iuiiiruvcuicnt aa afure suiil utilcaa u majurity uf Ihc ownen uf the laid lumla ur real property iu lu be ii'--,.'.. i .I ur charged in rcuiccl uf ■iuh wurk ur Improvement petition the council uguinat such uaaeaamont within fifteen llu) daya after Ihc lira! pub lication nf tliia notice. W. AUSTIN IIIIOWN, City Clerk. CANADIAN F0BB8TBY VKNTION ON VICTORIA SEPT. I TO 8-PBOOBAM IN PBBPABATWN Secretary Jumci I.awlcr of tbe Canadian Forestry Auocialioi. ii rapidly completing detail! uf Ihu fourteenth annual convention of thc aaiociation, which convene! in Victoria uu Seplim ber Ilh. The program will include ud drciaee of a practical character Iif icadori fn foreitry and lumbering in Canada and tbe United Statea. P,emie.f\ McBride and Hon. U. W. Boil will he among the ipeaken. A grand banijucl will bo beld on the evening of Friday Beptember 8th. Bpecial ratal are an nouucod on all boats and traini ami it ii eipected that the convention vi!l be the occaiion of tbo gathering logo ther pf very many of tbe forcmoit fig area in foreitry and lumbering in Ihe Dominion. Msmberibip ia tbe Asiocia- tipa la opso to all (.'anadiau citisens On ths payment of a wall fas. OITV CITV OF NOBTH VANCOUVEB TAKK NOTICK Ihul the Council uf the Corporation uf the CHy uf Nurlli Vuiuuuver Intendi lu carry uut aa u ""ii. uf Lucul Improvumcnt the grail tug uf Third alreet tu u pci.naneut grade frum lhe weal line uf Milium Avenuo lu thc rim Hue uf Forbea Avenue under I'url II Diviiiun i-1 ul lhe Municipal Ail uml inleudi to si aeaa the Iinni colli Ihereuf upuu thu real property fronting ur nliutliug thereun of lu be benefitted thereby, uml Ihut a ilalooiont shutting the Iiu,Is liable tu pay the said assessment uiul the namei uf the ownofe thereof, su fur tt rin be aaccrtaincd frum the last reviaed aiicsinicut mlj, ti nuw uu lile iu the uiini' uf the i'ily I'lerk uml is iij.iti fur inspection iluring oflice buura. AM) NOTIOK It) IIKIIKHV (IIVKN Ihut tbu I'uuni il will prococd .Mill llie suul wurk or improvcmonl ua ufurcauul uiili'.'S a luujuiity uf llie uwuert ot tins sulil lamia ur reul prupcrly tu lu be aaieaicd ur charged in reipci t ut au.-li murk ot Improvement pclitiou lhe Cuuucil uguinsl sniii laaeai'iucnl Willi in fifteen (Hi) daya after the in i p il.li, ui'i'ii uf Ihia notice. W. AUSTIN IIIIUWN, Cily Clerk. NOBTH VANOOUVEB CITY NOBTH VANOOUVBB TAKK NOTICB lhat Ihc Council of the Corpurutiun of lhe City uf Nurth Vaucuuver iulcnda to carry oot ai I wurk of local improvement tbo con niiiuTii.ii uf a concrete curb and gutter both lidos uf Firit itreet from the well mie of Milium Avenue tu the call aide of St. Andrew'i Avcuue under I'art II pulsion il, uf Iho Municipal Acl, ami intoiidi to anew tho final coiti thcrcuf upon lhe real property fruntiug or abutting Ihereon Or to be benefitted thereby ami lhat a ilalomenl miming the landi liable to pay the ■aid aasciuncul aud tho names of tbe ownen thereof, io fir as can bo aecor taincd from tho laat rcviieil aisesimcnt roll, li now un fill in tbu offlce of lbe City Clerk ami ii open for inspection during office houn, ANIl NOTICK IB IIKHKBV OIVKN thai the Cuuncll will proceed wilh Ihe ■aid work or improvement ai aforeiaid unleu a majority of lbe owners of tbe auhl landi or real properly so to be ao ■cued or charged in roipoct of iuch work or improvement petition tbe conn '' agaiuit auch 'inoMinc.it Within fif teen (It)'deiyt after the Irit public? tion of tbli notice. W. AUSTIN BBOWN, (My (Unl. TAKK NOTICK Ibal Ihc Council of tho Corporation of Ihe City of Norlh Vancouver intends lo carry out ai ■ work of I,mai Improvement tbo coo ilrurlion of concrete curbs ami gutter ou both sidei of liuiinlalc Avenue fruni the north side of First street to Ihe nurlh tide of Klevrnlh alreet under I'art 11 limaion (t) at tbe Municipal Act, and inlenila tu aucu tbo final colli thereof upuu the real properly fronting or abutling Iberc'uu or to be Inin iti, I l Iiii.I,, . aud that a ilalcmenl •bowing the Ittiiia liable lo pay tbe said aesoiiment ami lhe names of tbe owners thereof, io far aa cm be aire' laincd from Ibe Imt reviled anrs) ment roll, li nuw un Ale in Ihu office of Iho City clefk and ii open fur Impaction iluring ollice houn. ANI) NOTICK IS IIKBKMV OIVKN thit Ihe Council will proceed witb tho •aid work or improvement ai (foresaid unless a majority of the ownen of tba aaid lands af real piopeity io lu be aueucd ur charged in relpect of Such work ur iinprovcim.nl petition tbo Council against such isoastueaj wltbln aflaes ffh) days after the tm pub licatlon of this aotlre. W. AUSTIN BBOWN, City Clark, the; express north Vancouver, b.c.,friday,auqu$T9,I9I2. mmmhmmmmfmWmmammmmmmMmtmmmm ■ . THR EXPRESS NOBTH VAVT00WVB8. BBITJS8 OOLDMBU Published Tneidayi and Friday! by'Nortb Shore Press, liimltod. QEO. H. MOBPBN, BP1T0B ANP MAHAQP. Bates of Subeerlptloas-One year, IIM. Bla months, 500. Tbwo montba, tlfie. United Btatei and Foreign, $8.1)0 per year. ' Advertising Bates WUI Ba Quoted on Application. Tba Expresi is devoted to tba intereiti of tha North Shore of Burrard Inlet exclusively. It constitutes aa advertising medium of exceptional value for reaching in a thorough and effective manner the population ot North Vaneouver Olty and District, Every effort is made to give advertisers tba most satisfactory service. All changes in contract advertisements should be in the printers' hands not Inter than 10 a. m. Honday and 6 p. m. Wedneiday to amura iniertlon in tbe following issue. North Vancouvar, B, 0... .August 0, 1018. CANADIAN FOBB8TBY ABSOOIA TION AT VIOTOBIA It wai a wise aud courteoue act upon thc part of the provincial government lo invito the Canadian Forestry Aaao- ■ i.iiiiiu to hold their fourteenth annual convention lUlll iu tbe city of Victoria. 11 is particularly appropriate that a convuntion of this naturo ihould he hold in thu capilal city of tbe pro vi tu o which i.i.-iii.ii. far in advance of uny other province in tho Dominion in tho extent and valuo of iti forest weullh. There havo boon many eitim- uti'H iuu,!,' of the extent of tho forest weullh uf thu Dominion and of the pro portion of that of Britiib Columbia thereto, hut the moit reliable ii doubtless that of the uflicials of the limn iiiiun Foroit Service which places the area uf Canada'i merchantable foreati ut frum llllll million to 480 million acrei whlcb would place that uf this proviuee ut somewhat fits thai, lllll milium 'acrei. Accurding to tbu report of thu lirilisli Culuinhia Forestry Commission huwever, this province has fifteen mil Imu acres uf merchantable timber repre Milling lllli iiilliuii feet, buard measure tu wbleh muit be added prubably an ulher fill I,Tli,m feel ill thc Dominion ruilwuy belt within the pruviuce. Thc I'uiniuissiiiucrs i "iinii,I, that with a tn lul uf lilll Miiiin, feet uf atandiug mer • i..,i.i.il'ir iiii,Iti Uritiah Culuinhia pint scascs unu half of thu foreit wealth uf Panada. Aa fur tho lumber imluilry, tbe amount of capital at preient iuvestcd therein in this province is estimated ut 1100 million dullan. Thu tutal out put uf the industry for 1UIII was 1,04(8, i in-uuu feet, the value uf which was a 17,1(10,000. These slalislici make il evident thai i.rilish Culuinhia standi iu thu vary in 'front uf tliuse provinces which are interested in forestry ami its problems ..ml it is therefore lu every way ap ,-rupriule that au institution such ua the .,!,,, uuu Furcatry Assueiatiun shuubl lini'l within the lunliii.'s uf tins iiiiinuir fur llie iliacussiou uf mutters pertaining tu the forest wealth ut the Dominion, The i niui,lum Furcstry Assueiatiun ia u iiuliunul urganiiatiun, in. puipusu of whieh is lu atudy prubleuia relating tn the preservation and utilisation uf our forest Intereiti, In cilucatu public think ing uiiuii; iiiiiii ami prugrcsiive lines uml lliruugli public n nlnu, ui to alir the goveniiiiitila up tu legislative u, lum iu liiiriniiuy with thu needs ot the lilua lion na Ihey may frum time fo'limo de vclbp. Thu nieiiilicrihip ia composed uf nil Cauadian cltlaeas who aru suAliicnt ly interested iu our foreiti ami their problems to pay a iiuall membership ITe. The Assnrialion hai douo a great deal lime it wua inaugurated in Ihe year lll'UI ami ia nuw carrying uu a widespread eainpuign uf education Ihiough conventions, ile annual repurt, ils periodical, "The Canadian Foreatry Journal," and by meaiii uf illuilrat cd lectures uml uther cxpeilicnte fur dii ■eminatiag Ihc moit reliable informs tion relative lu the intercili witb which the Asauciatiuu deals. While thu appruaihiug convention at Vi.loria will be national in iu char inter and will embrace every part of Canada iu its scope, It is nevertheless reasonable lo cipeel that tha holding uf the cunvciiliuu iu Victoria at tbe iu uliiliuii of thc provincial government will havu the .11.. i of iccuriug ipeclal euiisiileration for matteri pertaining mure particularly to the foreiti of Brit ish Culuinhia apd problems relating Iherclo. in poiut of fact tbli ii fore shadowed from Iho fact tbat i'remior Sir Kiriiard Hcliride and Hon. W. B. Hush, Minister of lunula, will deliver iiiWri'sHi's during tbe convention oa Ihil, ono of tbe greatest natural easels uf Hrilish Columbia. STBEET DUBT ANP THB PUBLIO HBALTH . Tho fact ii now receiving definite re "ignition aiming thoie wbo ipeciallra in iuch iiialteri, tlia) tha conilruction of city atraole'involves consideration! which are ve,y cloudy related lo tbo general health of the eltlieoi. la a recent article published in "Hygiene" and reproduced lo part ia Hie "Hiienlifie Auierifin," Dr. ttaaicr drawa attention to .the cumidirabli ■lunge; connected with llnet dint, the action of whieb on Ue bouiau urgain of respiration la reapoaaiMa to a great exteat for tha origin of tuberculoili and ainilar diseases of tba laags aad windpipe. But apart from this kiml of trouble, dangerous chronic iiiiln.niuu Iinni of tho oye should lie put down to the action uf street dust. Iu fact, an increase iu the frequency of catorrhs haa been obierved with continued dry weather ami a roductiuu on thu occurrence of tbo firat rain. Under these comlitioni ruad engineering, upurl from its technical tank, has primarily tu fulfil a sanitary task, Aa the production of dust deponds on thc fixing of roads, a pavement complying with all hygienical requirement should be loukuil for The effect of long eoutinueil dry weather upon tho prevalence of certain forms of illness such as la grippe, coldi, ete., ii a niuiiiT of overyday comment, How often ilu we hear it remarked locally that the rains appear tu be the right thing fur public health ami well being in this cuuntry. Well nigh every budy hai at sometiiuu ubscrvcil thut long continued bright, dry weuthcr, howuver cnjuyublc il may bu, dues nut seen. In be conducive to the geuerul health inasmuch us il appears invtiri ably tu develop a mild epidemic of the catarrhal uffections lo which Dr. Kasu er refers The article quoted procecili in .lis cun different forma uf pavement siuh us asphalt, caoutchouc, etc., uml ulau thc sprinkling uf rnmla with prejiuru iiuiu, such as sails ami tur, or a sulu lion of sulphite pilch in water, the latter of which ii highly commonded What is knuwn as ll.e "oiled ruad" dues nut tunic under tbu notice of the article, but thuau whn havu cluacly uli sen uil Ihu results uf this expedient uru very pronounced iu Ibeir commendation of its effei tivunesa iu allaying the ilus! nuisance. Thu oiled mail has the ud vuulegcs uf involving the minimum of coat ami the maximum of durability uf effects In relation to dust. If the road i> properly constructed we are lubl that the uil therein dues not call fur renewing ut intervals but ia practically uf a permanent nature. Sueb being the caae the oiled mud among its many merits wuulil uppcur tu uffer mual ilcairahlc a.haulages as uu clfc the eipodlcut fur use iu macadaniiiud ruads fur lhe accomplishing uf results lhat are uf greal sanitary importance and usu,iiul li, ibe proinolion uf the uuiiili uf the general public. CHURCH NOTICES NOBTH VAffOlllJVBB veiling, V mu. , I'reibilerlett CkHrPk, u.vlcei; Morning, 11 :Q0; Adult llllile Cluss, 13:30. ShMsGun STirS8eilall8|,fw,'"u""* IHtlCS. HCIMTi NOTICE 111 Uie MatUr of The Leonard Sale Company During thu Assignee's Sale uf the Leonard Sale Cuinpany slink, the slure will bb upuu each inuining at 10 o'clock and .cluse al 0 o'clock iu urder tu give the sales peuple an uppurtuuity to yet tho stork ready fm the folluwiug ilay. All guuili positively suhl, uo reserve. 13 8 NOTIOB In tba MatUr of Tha Leonard Balo Company, Assigned T)u creditor! haviug given imperative Instructions to collect all ouUlamliiig accouuti, paitiei Indebted to the above 'The Leonaid Sale Compauy," aru ru- quetled lo call and icltle Iheir indebted nen forthwith. Tins can be done by either rilling at the slure, IIU Lunnlalc Aveuue, Norlh Vancouver, lo the man lu charge, ur at the office of Wjliou k Perry, Aiilgncea, 1130 Haitingi Hi reel, Weil, Vancouvor. W. 1. WJIiSON, t.f. Assignee. NOTIOB In thi MatUr of tha Leonard Bali Company Tho auignee hit been initrucled by tbe inspei tun of tbe citato to put ou an Auignee'i Sale at 110 Lonidale Avenue. The aloro will be rluied until Mumlay morning, Auguit llllh, at HI o'clock for the purpuie of stocktaking and re narking goodi whlcb are to be sold re gardlen. Tbli will be a good op|wr tuniiy for ledire and others to liny Xmas. presents, crockery, cbinawarc, fancy goodi and ataliouary. 18 8 A general meeling of tbe North Van (ouver Horticultural Society will be bald on Friday, Auguit Oth at I p.m. ia the Horticultural Hall to diecun the leasing of the N, V. Athletic groundi, M Keith eve; ..„ Sunday School, l.ii v.i'. S. c K. Tims day, at 8 p. in. Prayer Moulin,., Wed- esday, at 8 mm. Choir Practice, T'lduy, ut 8 p. in. Rev, Ronald Miiulcud, 'Inliter. iieiuoiiiai camea-Oornor of Sixth and til. Qeorge. Sunday Servlcee, li;0il a. m. and vnin p. m. Sunday School and Bible Claaa, 2:80 ii.m. Senlur League, Monday, 8 p. m. Prayer and Prajao Service. Wedneiday, 8 |i. m. Junior League, I'hurnlay afternoon at 8:30 Paator, W, O, 8cl|lltoher, at ■tauea' Ckurek—Comer Twelfth and Boulevard. Sunday Servicea: Morning Prayer, 11 a. m.i Sunday School 8:80 p. in.: Kvunlnn Prayer, 7:80 p. m. Holy Communion, nret and third Sundaya In monlli, at tl u, m.i lecond Sunday In month, 8 a. m. Rev. Samuel Fea, MA, Vicar. ' Salvalluu Army—Lonidale Avenue Sunday lervlcui, 11:00 a.m., 3 p.m and 7:16 p.m. Tuesday, 8 p. 111.; Tburiday, 8 p. in. Children'! Service, Wedneiday, I p.m. Baptist Ckurek—Twelfth and St. Oeorge. Servicea al 11 u.m. and 7:311 p.m. Sunday School and Blblu Clan at 8:30 p.in. l'ruyur und it,Mae Service, Wedneiday ut 8 p. m. I'uatur, Rev.' A. J. Prosier, Twelfth und St, Qeui-ge. 81. Jobn Hi.- I'.niiiu.-ilsi, I'Tiilnli and Thirteenth. Holy Communion, 8 u. in. Morning Prayer, 11 u. in. Evening Prayer, 7:30 p.m. On tho Aral Sunduy In the month there will be a icconj celebration - of thp Holy Communion at 11 a. in Ractor, Rev. Hugh Huuper. 81. iTiiiiiiiiii'.H i uil,.Ti, Ckurek, Sixth and Muhun Avenuo. Sunduy—High Man unil S ei num. 10 a.m. Sunday School, 3:30 p. in. it,m.u v and Benediction, 7:30 p. in. Friday—Low Mais, 8 a. in. i.i i.i. Hev. J. A. Bedaid, O. M. I. iiniiiii. Catholic Ckurek ul 81. Paul'a. Mass, 7:30 u.m., Sundays. Pustor, Rev. B. Pcytavln, O.M.I. Ckrlilliu Science — "Klmbcrley." 'Ti, ..I, i li, it Avenuo (hutweun Fourteenth nnd Fifteenth streets). Sunday Services ut 11 u.m. Testimony Meeting, Wednciduy, 8:00 p. in. MIRTH lOXSDAI.bl 61, Tkomai—8 u. in., every Sunduv except flnt Sunduy In month. 8:30 a. in. flnt Sunduy In monlli. 11 a.m.. Slutlns. I.ltnuy und Set-mun, second und fourth Sunduy. Huly Communion und it nu,uu first und third Sundnys. Vlcur, Rev. T. 13. Ruwe. l'l, sii, I. liun I Iiiii,Tl Tuu,i.;. ;; 11 u. ill. und 7:30 ii in, Sunduy Sclinul und Bible Cluss, 3:30 p.m. Tuuclie.s' Train • Ing Claaa, Wediiesiluy. 7:80. Pruyer Sleeting, Wediiesiluy, 8 |i. m lluyi' Cluli, Tliursduy. 7:30 p.m. Choir Prac- Ike, Friday, 8 p. m. It. Vuli Munstui, M. A., puulor. I.VKN VAI,Mil I'lisi.,iiiiiiii ckurek -Worahip, tiuu days, ll a. iu. und 7 p.m. Sunduy Schuul, 3ilC p.m. lu. im. Kev. A. Mu,' Auluy ,M.Tin.iii«i i nm, I, -Worahip Sunday!, 11 u III. ulld 7:00 p.m Sunduv ...I I S.'iS p. III. i'.nili.l. llev. ti. Fahi'luy. 81. Clement's, l,yuu Vallry—Mitll.iti. II a.m. Sunduy Schuul 3 30 tun, Bvcii- eunK 7.00 p m, Hnly Communion second Sunduy In iininih ut 11.00 nin. Normal1 J Thonpson In chargr, Why Not 0 Do It Now BBFOBB YOPB PAW BOIIBB- PWANINO Come itt ami see us. We will be ouly loo pleased to show you our suntplcs. W.H.Stoney&Co. Ill Ksplauade West. Pbone 119 (next to Patteraou, Goldie k Clark) Vancouver Business Directory BUBIN-EBS COLLEOES SPROTT-SHAW Business College 336 Hastings St. W. Canada'! Gruatcsi Weatern School It J. Sprott, HA., - -Uanager HAT CLEANING Ladies' and Gent's Hats CLEANED AND BLOCKED < ri null nin, Hair Iti m.i . Htnnvs, Heavers and Felts I'm,un,u.n Cleaned, Blocked uml Trim naul equal tu uuw. Poaitlvely no acids used THE STETS HAT WORKS Next Labor Temple, Vancouvsr, B. O. 131 DUNBMUIB 8TBBBT BEAL EBTATE Yorkshire Guarantee k Securities Corporation, limited •I.u Seymour Street REAI, ESTATE UND AND MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS ESTATES MANAGED FIRE INSURANCE R. Kerr Houlgale - - - Manager BBBTAUBANT8 ■ All North Vancouver people eat at LEONARDS' Either Flaoit Block or Haitingi St., oppmile the nail poit office. l«onard selli bii Ue by tie pound. SON! OP BNOLAND BENBFIT -SO0IBW Lodge WaaUrn Boss, Ho. 298 Meetings 0/ thii lodge arc held in lbe Kniglils of I'ylliies Hail, corner of iTiifii'ifield avenue and Fourth street, on the flnt and third Friday! iu each month, at i o'clock p. m. Communication! and applicallona for mambenblp to be addressed to Harold Laos, eecretary, P. O. boa MU. lllli N. V. WOODYARD 10,000 cords of dry fir wood for quick ■ale. Price per odd cords, |1.76. Special quotations for larger quauUtloi. Out Wood, 16 Inches, UM. 11 laches t«-60. C. 0. D. Office and Yard—-14th and Lonidale Phone 190. P. 0. Box 2432. H U'lTII MI'IIIIK IT,1 a Mceaee lu Take aad llie Water NOTICB Is liereliy given that New- iiutt Urlek uud Tile Company Limited, Vancouver, will unnh fur u llcunsu tu lulie und use 100 culile feut tier accunil uf wulel' uul uf iTi.,1,1,,,1, i'reek, which Hows In 11 nu 1 Hn-., .11, ily direction lliroutfh Cut 806, Ki'oup I. Nuw Westminster District, und empties Inlu ii"'.'-, Hound neur the bend Ibereof Tlie wuter will be diverted ut tliu lluud of llie fulls uml will tie used for |mwor liutpoHes un tile,lund deselllied us Lot 608, .Iiuiiii I. New Westmlnsler District. Tills Nolice wns posted on lliu mound ou llle 261 li duy uf July, 1112. Tlie ,,i 1 11,.,ii"i, will Iiu tiled 111 llle ullloc of the Wuter Recorder ut New weatmlnaler. nl,u' iiuuu muy I-, it, T witli tbe suld Wute. llecurder or Willi llie Comntrol* ler uf Wuler III,T.i. I',,ill.nu, 1.1 Hull,! Inu, Vlclurla, ti ti. NEWPORT Bllli'K A TICK CO., LIMITED, J. II llevey, Agent. u in.11 viiiii 11 Fur a I,Iiinm' lu Take and Use Water h ncreuy Kiveii 11 i"ii Wuler Compuny l.lniliud uf Vuncouver, will uppl) fur 11 license tu tuke uiid uae twn Iiundred cubic feel tier sec- urn) uf wuter nut uf st,niunili Creek, wlilili ilu'.'.. In 11 suiitliweHleily direction Iluuuuii Hiu,unu., Vulley, und empties lulu lluwe Suund lluur tliu lleuil Ibereof. The wuler will lie diverted at llle luiiul of lm, iu,,t|,,ii will, llie 11,,nh, il, lllllll of T I. 8E25I ond will lie used fur Milliicliinl puipiiucs un llie land u ... ill ed us 1,1,1 186, llnuii, 1. New Westminster lilstrlct. Tills nuilce was pusted on the ;. 1 nl oil llle 30111 duy of July. 1912 The implication will lie llled In tin. ollice of the Wulei Recorder ul New Westmlnsler, UM,, Hum, may lie tiled with the said Waler Iteconlcr ur wllh Ihe Cunni- tl'iilli-r nf Wuler Hlghls. I'.u linn, in li,iii,in.1 .- Vlclorla, B. C, NKWI'OHT WATER CDHPANy, I.IMITKD. T. F. Morrln, Agent, WATEB MiTIi it Per a License lu Take aa* lye Water NOTICK Is hereby given Ihul Newport Wuter CO, Citified of Vuncouver, will upply for a llconse to luke uml use 200 cubic feet per lecond of wuler oul of M.muin,-in Creek, which Oowi In a ;."mi.','.,'■1. il. direction through the M.,11.,in.uu Vulley and einpllei Inlo call brunch 8u.uuinliu Rlvir near lluwe Suund. The wuter will be diverted al the head uf the flrat fulls below (loat Creek and will be uied for power liuipuiua on Ihe lunil described ai Lot'lSS. group I, New Weitmlniter lilsfilet This nutlce wai pmicil on Ihe ground on lbc 2Slh doy 0/ July. 1812 The application will be filed In lhe Oflice of the Water Recorder al New Weilmlniter. Olileclluni muy be filed with Iho laid Waler Recorder or with IhS Comptroller of Wuter Rlghli, Porlluincnt Buililingi. Victoria, tl C. NKWI'OHT WATER COMPANY, J. II Devey, Agent. 1836 THE BANK OP 1913 i W ¥MR U motto**' Pwttal aW Besam Oyer *f,tMm. A Complete Banking Service Collections made \o any part of Canada. Negotiable paper discounted' Money advanced at reasonable terms to finance your lumiiiess. Local and foreign Drafts bought ahd sold. Money transmitted by Money Order or Telegntph Transfer. Letters of. credit issued payable in all the leading cities of the world. Wn invil.i yum iuttiiiiiI. Two Office* in North Vmicowvw, Corner of Lonidale Ave nnd Eiplanade, Upper Lonidale Avenue, near 14th Street .- Cooking this Weather is Mighty Hot Work But some Ranges radiate LESS heat than others. WHY SWELTER? The NEW CHANCELLOR, fitted with the Guerney Economizer, insures a delightfully cool kitchen, a perfectly even heated oven, and the smallest possible fuel bill. Call and lei us demonstrate this to you. JOHNSTON & SALSBURY THE HARDWAREMEN 90 Lonsdale Avenue Next to P.O. t 4 Palace Hotel Second Street, North Vancouver, B. C. FINEST ROOF GARDEN ON PACIFIC COAST BAND OONOBET EVERY BATUBDAY EVENING RATES:—$2.00 per day up. Special rales to families and to regular boardtn. REDA & ANDRUSS Proprietors .. ', The Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. of Loudon, Englaud PAID $4,250,000 Quickly and promptly on account of ths Ban Frauciaco oarthuuake and lire How many Oompanlaa could do tbia? Ita asaata amount ta 1116,000,000 A postal will bring our rsprasantative PERCY KING Bealdsnt Ageut 18 Lonadalo Avsnus and Oapllaao Oar Tsnainus Fbonasi Lomdale 167. Oapilauo 464. < «_♦ f We solicit the trade of ill builders who appreciate High Grade Goods at t moderate price, and the prompt and careful filling of orders, which our Urge stock and Jong experience in business makes possible. Burrard Sa«h A Door Factory, Ltd. FOOT OF ST. GEORGE ST.' NORTH VANCOUVER tl 1 A Double Ender m= * . 50x 175 ft. on two graded roads, 17th St. and Yorkshire Crescent, close to Fell Ave. carline, and all cleared and neayrlyleveT A Snap at $2,000, One-thirdcash.baUind !2montIu Offlc* Pbons 173. Rasldance Phona 394 MARTINSON & CO. 62 LONSDALE AVENUE wwtmmmmm jV. q. Vox mi. i ii i ■■ NORTH VANCOUVER • THE BXFWE88 NORTH VANCOUVER, p. C., FRIDAY, AUGUgT.9,1912. ' liuw ______^—_ —r DWELLING HOUSES "j'i V • ■ FOR 3ALE New Seven Boom House on Seventeenth Strset, near Boulevard, all modem conveniences, Lot 60x167 feet, only 14,500, on assy tonus. Now flvo-room Bungalows with largo basements on Western Avenue, lota 36x160 feat. Priees modorate and terms easy. New IIvo-room bungalow on Temps Height* wlUi modern conveniences, large lot, splondld location, price right; also TO RENT A number of good houses of different sixes and In dtlloront parte of the city and in Lynn Valley at moderate rente. WANTED Beal Batata Listings—Be ready for tba good tims which it coming. The Burrard Development Company Limited. (Successors to Eldor Hurray Company Limited) liml.em 17 Lonsdalo Pbone 37 Office Supplies FOB OABBON PAFEBB, TYPEWBITEB RIBBONS, TYPE WBITEB PAPEB AND ALL UENERAL OFFIOE SUPPLIES 00 TO J. E. Scouten's Book Store (N. 8. Book ani Stationery Company). 38 Lonsdale Avenue PHONB Ul M*& Electric Irons 10 Days' Free Trial Bolves tha Summer Ironing Problem Fur IIIIL' wc arc ulfering a "Hotpoint" of the 0 lb size, suitable for general household use, fur {4.G0. This irun is similar lo all "llolpoints" except that llie upper surface is unpolished. Bend your friends who ara Interested ln tho Nortb Bhore a copy of "The Express" It will keep them potted on all Nortb Shore News and will only cost you $1 per year Coundl in Session QOVBBNaCBNT WILL BB BEQUEST BD TO PLACE LIFE SAVINS APPABATUS AT HOLLY BUBN WBABF FBJJBY TP OALL BEOULABLY AT OBEAT NOBTHEBN OANNF.KY In the absence of Reeve Nelson, wbo was iu attendance at Iho l'bar- mui eiiiiiul emuI'lilion, Councillor .). B. Mathers presided at the regular meet ing of the West Vaueouver council on Tuesday, Councillors Hay, Uiutzl uigcr ami Merrick being present. Joint Peers wroto applying fur ii road to lots 33 aud 34, 1). L. lllllll. Board of Works) D. 0. McDonald to tbo same effect to lots 1 to 0 block i, N.W. quarter I), L. 1031, Board of Worka; au invitation from the council of South Vancouver to be represented at a coufereuce to be held by muni cipalities interested in the recent decision of tbe Privy Council with reference to tax sale titles, was accejitcd uiul lhe reeve and Coun. Ointzburger were appointed to represent West Vancouver, A P. Cartwright, secretary uf the Buard uf Ilailway commissioners wrote advising council that no railway route but Ihul of the V. W. k Y. hod as yet been approved through the municipal ity by the Board. Filed; the dupartment of railways acknowledged receipt of letter requesting that railway routes crossing Mariue Drive ao so with either au over or uuder crossing that the railway route bu lueated north of Marine Drive and that all railways use a single niliii nl v.m through the municipality, Filed; With reference te a request Unit the ferry bouts make the Qreat Nor liiein cauuery a regular port of cull. Councillor Merrick slated that this had already been arranged. Mr. (Ico. King, owuer of D. 1, 780, Known us King's Island, uear the mouth uf Capilauo river, wrote offering a road allowance across the island provided the council woold build u bridge across the stream at each side. Board of Works ami on gineer; the munieipal solicitors wrote advising thai if cuuucil required tram lilies ou auy streets they could notify the Vaucuuver I'uwer Company under the franchise and if the request were nut complied with within uue year the municipality euuld huil.il uud operate the Hues aud the Power Company were under agreement to provide the power ut a Iim,I charge. Transportation commit tee to see that demand is formally made for tramline from the present ter minus of the 1 'upiluno line tu liully burn. The Hank of B.N.A. wratea.lt is- ini'ilmi thc request fur un advance of ; In.i.uuu un debenture luuus already uu Ihorized bad been forwarded to the head ulliee with u recommciidatiun thai it be granted. Acting Beeve Mathers explained lhat the money market is su puur ut present that the council did uoi wish tu force tbe sule of the debentures and they had therefore decided tu i'i,-, in. an advance from Ihe bank, pending uu improvemenl iu the market, A,, onnl" as fulluws were submitted and ordered paid: Cuuncillur Merrick, accuunls totalling $31176.119, $080.35 ami $2084.35; Cuuncillur Giutzburger $81158 anil Couu. Iluy $510. Councillor liny rccihnmeuilcd I'uul Asquith street be extended 2110 feel. Adopted. on niiiiiiui uf Cuuu. Giutzbirgcr ll.e bylaw tu eontrul blasting upcratiuns was read a secoud time and referred hack to the solicitprs tni amonduiuuts, The matter pf a life boat at Hollyburn whurf waa discussed and the clerk was inul met cd In write the llumlniun government requesting that life saving Blasting Fatality at Hollyburn INQUEST AS TO DBATH OF ALEX. SWANSON ON AUGUST 1st. VEBDIOT OF ACCIDENTAL PEATH Coroner Jelfs of Vuncouver presided ut the inquest held on Saturday lust to beur particulars of the death of Alex. Swanson. The deceased was injured on ■linn- iiiih and died iu tho Vaucuuver general huspital uu August lat. Tho jury consisted nf William lues, A. .1. Harvey, Harry Head, S. A. MeKcuwn, and H. II, Allen. The witnesses called were Charles Tucker and 0. Weld, M. I). It appeared that the deceased had been engaged in blasting stumps uu a lot which he owned iu D. I.. 237, West Vancouver and had been discovered by Mr. Tucker lying in an injured cuu dition evidently ii number of hours ofler the accident occurred. The jury brought in a verdict to thc effect that the deceased died at Van couvcr general hospital on August 1st by being injured by blasting opera tioua ot West Vancouver on June Uth, titvunson 's wife died only a few months befure Ihc fulul accident lo himself und the double fatality leu three lillle children as orphans. A subscription wus takeu up at Wenl Vancouver and a sum amuuiiting tu ubuut une liumlrcil dollars was rained lo provide for the immediate wauls nf the children whu arc being cared fur ut Hollyburn., Prospects atWhite Cliff Under Ihc guidance of Colonel Whyte llie members of "Cliff Assembly Limited" visited While Cliff lust week and after going carcfurly ovpr the tuwnsite, si'li'i tni a sulfa.),'1' site fur an assembly hall, the plans fur which arc now.in cuursc of preparation, A committee appointed by the company is now In correspondence with a number of the best educationists in different countries with a view lu arranging a prugram of summer lectures such as will establish at White Cliff an institutiuti similur tu Ihc famous I'hutuuqua Assembly. terprisiiig and energetic polifiy-wliioli is yielding excellent results both front the standpoint of tbo travelling public aud the ferry company. Development of Lumber Business The McNnir Timber ami Lumber Compauy have inaugurated a radical change iu their method of working their timber limits at Wost Vancouvor. Formerly they brought the logs down from the limits and towed them iu rafts to the city mills, now, however, a sawmill has been installed ut the limits aud tbe sawn lumber is brought down ami shipped tu market. This change has necessitated some improvements to tlie terminal arrangements of their threo mile ruilwuy, ut the waterfront and ulsu the addition of two new flat cars for the transportation of the lumbor. Cement Sidewalks l.'iv.'.iin avenuo is tu be the lirst street in West Vuucuuver metropolis to boast of i em en I sidewulks. Mr John Lawson, owner of thu tuwnsite has decided to put in a permanent improvement uf Unit nature uu each side of the street frum the whurf tu Keith ruud. 11 is likewise prububle that the width nf lhe street will be Increased lu lllll feet. If yun have u brand new piauu and spend live huurs a day practising upun it, it iH uut necessury tu mention the fuel lu Ihc wuinun with a sick Iiu by whu lakes iu washing fur u living. SAM'S Gun •TABS PflllPIIS ""' s T,IE ",NCS •TOPS COUGHS MICE. 38 CENTS Tunnel MOO Feet The Bice Lake tuuuel fa now, in 400 feet and good progress is beiug made daily. In tho absence of wator and the l'r,: seuco of rock aud gravel, the superintendent is of the opiniuii that tbe work can bo carried thrpgb uow at about 50 por cent, ot tbe onglnoor» estimate which was $20 por foot. Tbo faco of the tuuuel is underground about 125 feet whilo tho extreme height overhead wben tho tunnel is nm .hod is given at 150 foot. With the cuntiuuunco uf Hue weather both tint trench betweeu Kico Luke and the new intake and tbo intake itself will soou bo completed. North Vancouver New Business Block Nurlh Vancuuver citizens are showing great interest in the modern new Stures upeued by Messrs. DesHrisay un nh and .Lonsdalo, as pel the must up-to-date un the north shure. lu tbo hardware department, while handling thu |T.„in,i. uf leading matiufaplurers, Ihey are showing a preference fur Mri tish and "made iu Cunndu" goods. Kuglish cutlery being well represented, They have been must fortunate in securing the agency for the new Domiu- iou malleable sleel range, also tbo agency for Messrs. Karquhar li Dili, Aberdeen, Scotland. Scotia. Brand Paint whieh hnve been awarded guid medals at leading exhibitions ntul come well endorsed by Mr. Arthur Seymuur Jon- uiugs, cousultiug examiner iu paints and Iccoralur's work lu the city and guilds uf Loudon, Eugluud. Cuulractors und iilcuding home builders will pruflt by securing quotations ou their builders' hardware. Increase in Ferry Traffic The growing popularity uf Wcsl Vancouver with the general public is forcefully indicated by thc great in crease iu Ihc ferry truflie lo that grow ing ilislriet. The new service tu the Ureal Northern Cannery uml Caulflold's morning and evening is proving of very greal convenience to residents of thut section. Thc regular freight ser vice is Iilling u great public need and thc freiglit trallic is developing cunsidcr I utile proportious. The hourly trips of the fust new ferry steamer Doncella to Hollyburn, arc marked by large bsls of passengers which at limes tux the registered currying capacity ill the vessel. Manager Merrick and his board uf Directors ure following a most cn THE ACME FISH AND POULTRY MARKET FBESH, SALTED AND SMOKED FISH Oysters, Clams and Shellfish lu Beaaon Ice Supplied at Shortest Notice and Bight Frlco Prompt Deliveries, 10:30 and 8:80 TT'i. I'Li'lle 370 209 Louidalo Ave, Nortb Vancouver Teams Wanted Wanted to Bout or Buy- Two to ten te.uiii; Apply Camp ou Koltb Boad and St. David's or 110 Empire Building, Vancouver. Unburn k Lund. School Board Meeting A special nft'cling of lhe North Van couver School Hoard was held in the city hall Tuesday evening for the purpose of considering tenders lur lhe railing uf flag pules iu lhe Uldgeway end l.uusilale schuul grounds. Owing tu the small attendance, huwever, the louder* were laid uver till the next regular meeting whicii will lake place un Tuesday evening noxt. Thc dute for the regular monthly meeting nest week was changed frum Wednesday In Tuesday evening tu al low the trustees to attend the joint meeting lo be held iu the eily hull ou lhe former dute fur the purpuse uf furmulaliiig a prugram fur lhe rccep tiuu uf the liiike and Duchess uf Connaught un Hipl. -Till Sume deluil business in cunuection with l.unsdale school wns transacted sfter whieh the meeting adjourned. JOB= PRINTING AT THE ... ' EXPRESS DISTBICT OF NOBTH VANCOUVEB NotH .■ to Property Owuors Notice is hereby given that in ae I'urduui'f with the terms of thc "Muni upal Ael,'1 as uuw amended, llic names uf bulders uf unregistered Agreements fur Sule iuliuul be inserted upuu the Assessment Hull ur Voters' Lisl uf the Municlpalily for 1813, All holders uf Agreements fur Hulo in respect of properly in Ihis ilislriet are therefore notified lo register same ■ef'iM'Iiiul lU'^liWJfljee in Vau couver. ^*^Q<C*>«U, „ .I, 0. FA IIM till, I3 8 (!, M, ti. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE "EXPRESS" FOB BBNT BOOMS FOH BENT-Houaokocping und single. IIU Und street east. FOB HKNT -Furnished room, H9 First Street Eaat. lit TO HKNT—Well furnished room wilh nr without buard. Auply 203 2i,ti, tt. Kait. It FOB BKNT Three living ruums above Iho Boyai Hauk. Apply at tho Hank. 0-9 FOH ItENT-ftnell 2 room cottage, furnished or unfurnished. Apply No. 3I3, itth slrect east of St. Audrew's. IB 8 FOB BKNT-Colouial Apartments, I roomed suite, unfurnished. Inquire Dior *«cn, 8lh street aud HI. Andrew's. I'bone B41L „ '■'• • FOB ' HKNT -largo roomy, well lighted Store with stable and {-roomed lua over store, comer Lynn Valley and Cl'ulrc Boads. Apply Merchants Truat * Trading Co. Ltd., 944 Poitdor St. W.', Vancouver, JR TtlS VOl BALB FOH SALK -Iroomed modern col lage with bathroom, in Lynn Valley. Half block from car. $200 cash and iin per month. Apply Boi B20, Ei press office. FOH SALK—t room houso, modern, witb eii.in.- light, water, rooms papered. I.ol cleared. Corner eity boundary aud Lyuu Valley road. On good terms {3,000 or spot cash I'lim Apply Boi 2176, North Vancouver. n b LOST ANP FOUND LOST Hold chain and locket, E. J. V. Would tho finder please call or notify Mr. Cbaddock, I6tb avenuo and Mahon. 98 WANTBD WANTED-Oirl lo wait on table. Ap ply Bainbow Cafe. WANTKD - Nlco unfurnished 4 roomed cottage, lit to {14. Eiprosi, Boa Ainu. J3-8 FOB SALK-ilcns aud young cickt. Apply BowleY, 23rd and Chesterfield- UJ WANTKD Listings from owners of property in D. L. ill, West Vancouver. Hot B2, Kipress Office. f WANTED- Hofined young girl as mother's help. English or Bsotcb pre /erred. W9 Keith Boad W. tl 8 I -■ WANTED—Daily housework or Invalid nursing. Lessons on Ihe piano 10 cents. North Lou,',lai.- Uoi 10,1, Ei press. 08 v, am i:u lunl,,,. to call at Hair Dressing I'arlors for au up lu date hair dressing, shampooing, massage and manicuring, Keith Block, department 7. 3-9 WANTED-Stouugrapber for secretarial work. Short hours, must bo rapid and havo perfect spelling and punctu ation. Apply P.' 0. Drawer 20.10, Nortb Vancouver. 9/2 WANTED—A tenor and an alto who bave voices nf good quality, range aud power, also a good accompanist. Tbe above aro wanted to complete a quar totte whose aim it will be to sing the very boat aelections ouly, and also lo render the tame perfectly. Jt is intend ed that the querlcttc will bo open for public engagements during tbo coming winter. Practices three times a wck. Voices will be tried by appointment. Kipress Box AIDS. WANTKD Dressmaking ud la<%s tailoring, long summer coals, etc, 0 It and style guaranteed. Prices rea lonablo. Alto aa apprentice (Oood training given). Apply evening Siitb itreet weat, earner Lonadale. 16 8 MISCELLANEOUS Hood youug stock bull kept, corner li'il'iii-ini and Capilauo roads. W. II. Wilkins. {-9 For fine watch aud jewelry work go to Ueo. Somertou, tbe uow jeweliy sturo on 2nd street. Ico, Ice Cream, Buttermilk, Milk, roam and Hotter, Purity Creamory, 100 Second street west. If you havo any property to toll and want quick results, Hit it with Short, Bobcrtaon. and Seymour. tf. Short time leans on vacant or improved proporty. Star Loan Company, 611 Hastings, Vancouver. ti. If you bavo any property to sell aud want quick results, Hit it with Short, Bobcrtaon and Soymour. if MONEV TO WAN—Money loaned on diamonds, jewelry, furs. Star Loan Co., OH Hastings, Vancouver. t.f. lullding movers and contractors, Enquire tint home eait of Lonidale, 13th itreet. Phone L497. 198 When needing coal or building sup plies, call up pboue 488, Nortb Shore Coal ii Supply Co., Kickbama wharf I. S. Kuloii, manager. Nolo name and pboue number. t.f. Authorized agent for Singer Sewing Machine Company lu North Van couvcr. J. 1. McAlcccc, Dry Goods and ileiils' Furnishing*, corner First and Lonsdalo iYnue. tf. B. 0. Livery and Board stables— Light rigi aod ladies' saddle honee for hire. Stabling /or hones. Oen eral doll very and heavy teaming. JI. Dumas, Sth street west. Phona (47 t.f. 150 corda of first class cord wood, all piled closo in, good road, will ac cept note for 60 dayi with good endorse ment. {2.00 per cord, Nortb Vancou vor. W. II., P. 0.,Boi 1174, Vancouver. 9-8 Land Clearing and Grading Loti, Pete Andruss, fioiicrel Contractor. 8e wer connectioni a spocialty, baiomeot aod other eicavating work undertaken. Eitimatei free. 527 Bt. Goorgo'i Ave,, Vancouvor, poit offlce bot J393. r cabinet making, carpentering, lure framing, French' pollihing, painting, glazing, general jobbing work and furniture repairi, teo or pbone <f. Haynes, 1236 Lonsdalo avenue, North Vancouver. Personal attention. Phone LJ47. tf. Five acres and firsl class 7 room cot lage, pari cleared and under cultivation Maple Bulge, besl liual ion anywhere near Vancuuver. Eschange huuse and lul, Nurlh Vancuuver. II. ll., Hoi 37, Hammond, li 0. I.f. C. D. GOODMAN Architect and BuUder Craftsman Houses and Bungalows. Homes of Individuality. 1 l-'mrlield l» Building, Vancouver and North Lons dale P. tt Seymour 8481. M VIA' nmumi JUT *" "" '* *Mw99 * NW» THE EXPRESS NQRTH VANCOUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, AUGU3T 9, Wl mmmmmwaawmm ll. 3Ve Are Plotting mmm9m%mmmmJmmm '■"i"■ i■ lV"V'immmaAwammammmmmmmm isii to gat your business. Our naw subdivision In Hollyburn la vail worth your consideration tf you want GOOD VALUE AT SMALL COST. Ideally situated on the Government Boad. OALL IN AND WB WILL SHOW YOU THB PBOPBBTY. 60-FOOT LOTB FBOM {460 TBBM8 {36 CASH, BALANCE IN SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS Provincial Land & Financial Corp. LIMITED SB LONBDALB AVENUE PHONB UO We Are Selling Lots in D.L. 613, immediately north ol D.L. 204, at prices (rom $650 to $775. Terms one-sixth cash, balance spread over two and a hall years, with no interest. Q Now is (he time to buy, before railway development. Salety Deposit Boxes to Rent NortK Shore Locators PHONE 123 32 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER COAL & SUPPLY CO., LTD. DEALERS IN Coal, Brick, Lime, Gravel, Sand, Plaster, Cement, Lath, Sewer Pipes, and General Builders' Supplies Office: 56 Lonidale Avenue. Phone 198 Wharf: Foot of St. Georges'* Avenue. Phone 178 K. P, Picnic Great Success At lnml HOO Knights of I'yiliiim ami their friend* celebrated at tho annual liienic to Bowen Islam! un Wedneiday. The perfect weather, luvoly boat ride and au Interesting program of events ami amusements all went to make the affair a splendid outing am) suceoss. The sporls iueludoii baseball, tugof- wnr, ladies', gentlemen and children's raees, and at the conclusion of the athletic events a dance was inaugurated Iho music for whieh was supplied by members of tiro Nortli Vancouver city Iminl. The in ji.. in.iii.l waa kept iu action almost continuously and not only by tint rising generation, uf which ilni. was a goad, representation. While almost everybody tuok Iheir lunches, the committee looked to it that a goml'supply of grub was ou tap for any who might have overlooked this most necessary adjunct to picnicking, The Noilh Vnncouver city band Blip plliul the molodlcs for lhe iluy uml the campers on Ihc Islaml were traatsd lo a most agreeable change from the mechanical gramophone. The North Vuncouverites were groat ly in the majority, although Vancouver friemls responded liberally to the invi talious sent out. The locals left Nortli Vaueouver on the 8.10 ferry ami caught the Hii. Bar auilia which left Hvaus, Coleman and Kvuns' wharf lit 11.15. They arrived at Ihc landing at Bowen Isluud about 11 o'clock and immediately repaired to the uniil grounds. The free use of the resort wus secured anil the picnicers lllled lhe park from ine cove lo the oilier. When the lunch liaakots were repacked the sports begun und tin.' following were the results: Baseball, married Vs. single men, won by the latter by a score of 1,1 runs lo b; Utpot war, married men vs. single wmi by the former, aided uo doubt, by the weight of household cares on their (boulders; UIO yurds dash, open, 1st, I'erry Booth, 2nd I',. Huy; UIO yards lash, members only, 1st I'. Booth, Hud, I, Iluy; liulf mile nne, 1st, Iv Iluy, liml, ,1. Benson; youug ludy'a race, Isl Mis* li. Hunter, 2nd, Miss A. Heard; mar ried lady's race, Isl Mrs Bunting, 2ml Mrs. Melville; members' wives, 1st, Mrs. .1. It. Badger, 2ml Mrs. Erstwhile A length) prugruin uf children's sports was also run olf On Ihr return home trip Ihc Bur tiiuliu bit Howell Island about 0 o'clock und culled iu al ('ales' wharf at 7.110 where thc North Vancuuver pussci gurs disembarked, iiii approaching the dork Ihc baud slruck up a lively ail end their uppriiiuh wus heralded mih 11 is by lln' populace. We have some good, inside buys; also good acreage listings Lynn Valley Sub-division. •j L-l usi|uotc you raits un I' tre, Ijfr and Atciunnl INSURANCE McMillan & red I'lione llll. 10 LONSDALE AVKNIIK Y. P. 8. C. E. Th, \ V.S.C.F.. nt Bl. Andrew's 1'res bylcrian church, Nurtli Vancouver, met on Tuesday evening with a good ut tvmlun t members. A paper on "Temperance" was given by Mus II. I,uii,Irn Brown, nnd this subject wus also lliuruiiglily discussed by others pre sent. Great preparations arc being made ful thr lawn social lo be held on Tucs duy culling not, August loth, ut the residence of Mr, tl. A. Mellaiu, comer rilh slreei uud Lousdale avenue. There will be a conicrt, refreshments also ,uud) and lluwcr stalls. Admission is I'ice ami all are cordially invited tu uiiii,,I uml Iii enjoy u j.l. ii Mini even ing. Thrashing un old dispute is as pro ml,-, us thrashing old straw. CANYON VIEW HOTEL o.M.BLOAM,Mta.g.r. CAPILANO, NORTH VANCOUVER '■LAB80N' tmMK- ■ ... • m.">\, ' .1 •• , . I .,. ,| .|\M.I Tl V m -/ \m.l '■ , ! > '. JffcENtC DELIGHTS, FISHING, HUNTING, MOUNTAIN CLIMBING,** Unequalled Retort for Holiday, long orTtiort, Family Rooms en suite with special rates. Modern appointments throughout, spacious grounds, high class service at moderate rates. Easy trail to top of Grouse Mountain, altitude 3,000 feet. SEASON 1512 , SEASON 1912 Good Progress Made In Engineering Dept. The past woek has witnessed considerable progress Ip tba engineering department of the city which Is kept running smoothly and successfully by Kngineer Smith, assistant engineer West and their force pt men. Wurk has beon started at the new intake and the trench for the lUim-h wood pipo la almost completed from Hico hike to that point. Tbis will be llnished in about a week. A uew 8-iuoli eaat iron pipe is being laid on HHth and View street and will lie the moans of providing better water facilities to residents in Harbor View tract and P. L. 544. Oood progress is boing made with the uuw 4 inch cast iron maiu on 10th street. Twu gungs are wurking ou the eust side of Lonsdalo and the under taking will be an accomplished fact in a very short whilo. The grading of Furbcs it uuw nearly completed to about 6lh street. Kith and loth street grading is likewise well under way and will be completed in the course of a couplo of weeks. The grading of Keith road west from I-Tleem.lillrv is lllso OII llle way lllll US this is a considerable work tho pro gross will not be very appareut for somu little timo. Midi-null,... are being laid OII iT'th street east of tit. Qeorge's aveuoe and an urder has been issued for the clearing out of all the lanes iu I). L. Uiii. This work comprises a whole district lot aud will be a big job. A start has been made on il already. IJucenshury avenue and the Lynn Vulley road are being put in shape for rocking uml macadamizing. The need for this improvement is very apparent te the residonts of Lyuu Valley and the merchants of the city who bave to muke delivery out through that sec Iiiui. Thc board of works bas commenced thc gruding of roads on Tempo Heights I ith uud Bewicke avenue ami Muhun ami 127th streels. T'Iicku three works are very ueces sary and will facilitate greatly vein calar traffic through these purls. I'repurutioiis huve been started for the macadamising of Ilrd slreet from Lonsdalo avenue to Bewicke. The whole of this section of roud has been graded with the exception of a small piece bo- tween Forbes ami Mahon, this has already been authorized uud will prub ably be under way iu a very short time nuw. Uooil progress is being recorded daily un the coustructiou of trails through Malum park. ( British Columbia and Her Imperial Outlook American Ownership of B. O. Natural Hesourccs Dangers of Oriental Immigration Hr. Vroouiau, editor of the "British ilolumbia Magazine," recently read a foreefol essay before the (lulouial Institute in I.mi,tun on lhe topic "Brit ish Ilolumbia and Hor Imperial Uut look." Thc paper is a masterful pre sentatiuu of the value of British Columbia tu Ihc Umpire on tho uue hand and the dangers which beset this province un Ihc uther, and has been publish cd in full by Thc British News uf I'unada. The paper is as fulluws: linn i, Ilolumbia is the key to the problem of Ihc New Pacific, which is a problem of race conflict, The greatest achievement of mind and will in thu world has beeu too do- \ eh,|,i,.enl uf so many uf Ihe conlinen lul areas ot the temperate zone by the Anglo Union race, and the establishment uf ils racial rout ideas and ideals. But 1.1.lay uut only is our supremacy challenged but uur tery race fibre is Huuted when even the question is raited as tu whether wc have the teuse to keep what nur forbears had tbe nerve to get. Tbe cutting of the 1'anaina Canal and Ihc awakening of Asia, 1 heard 1'rufesaor llerbertton say, will exercise a prufounder inUueiice upuu the dot lb nies uf mankind than the discovery of America by Columbus. The cutting of lhe canal is bound lo hasteu tbe ulher aud greater movement, probably to speedy wurld catastruphe. There Is no part of the world which will be Influenced mors profoundly by the new movements on the Pacific Ocean than British Columbia, and Can ada aud tbe Umpire through British Columbia, Must of tbo good harbors on the North Ami-riean roast are in British Columbia, Tbey aro inuuuiorablo aud unsurpassable. Indeed, practically tho whule 7,000- milc coast of the mainland, excepting possibly 100 miles, ll ono vast laud locked harbor, and the itlandi will furnish more wlujn wanted. And every mile of this coaat line ia rebut cd to the Panama Canal, New Alia and tho New i'acllc, Give* Oreat Advantage « Tbe canal is turning attention to our harbon aa outlet! tot the Increasing output of grain /torn the western half ■ii TO BE LET ON LEASE Rooming Howie or Office* Pq tha Uppor Floor of tha KNIGHT BLOCK, Eiplanade Weit rtXtfVI WMI | . Wide Entrance and will lighted Hallway For particulars apply to London & British North America Company, Limited (Mahon, McFarland k Procter, LU.) 643 Faadat Street Wait (Phouo Seymour 8886, Mental Department) of tlie Canadian prairies, it is said that it will practically halve the pros out freight rato botween Vancouvor ami the ports of tho British isles. We can now consider Vancouver as an outlet toward Europe and the Atlantic coast for Alberta wheat, liven now, with the present excessive rutes over the Itockies, wheat may be shipped in winter from Calgury tu Liverpuol more cheaply than by tbe all rail ruute to Bt. John, Now Brunswick. The winter rates to Llvorpool are four tenths of a ceut per bushel in favor qf Vancouver from Calgary. Tbe Eastern route is blocked by ice live months iu the yoar. The British Columbia route is open tweh'e months iu the year. The Panama Canal will givo the decided ad vantage to Vancouver ull the year round. From Calgary to the head of navigation un Luke Superior (Fort Willium) is 1,2110 miles. From Calgary to tho I'nrt of Vancouver is till miles. It is now generally believed iu the West by Ibe shipping people that Van couver will be the shipping port for Ihc wheat of Alberta and western Mas kalcbewaii destined for F.uropu uud the southern i-i.u,., New markets will be found ou tbe Atlantic for British Columbia lumbor ami paper. This new large demand will increase the price. But the saving uf freight is an enormous item. Tbu present freight rates froin Vaueouver to Liverpool ure sixteen dollars per 1,1100 feot. Thu canal will give British Culumbiu a rate uf uboul eight dollars per 1,000 feet. This dii fcreuce per 1,000 will udd lo the value of British Columbia timber destined fur Europe. The illimitable resources of the Province will be upeued up, de velopod und ut-Jued ut home ur ship ped abroad. The value uf every tuwu lol ami uf every acre uf laud of the :i!)(i|iiut) square miles of Ihe Province will be grcully enhanced; town sites will be hewed out of the forests, und the forests themaelves—evory stick uf wood of their 182,0011,000 acres of foresl and woodland-will bu increased in alue directly by reason of cheaper sbippiug aloue tu the extent of several lollars per 1,1100 feet; and in the items uf lumber and wuod pulp aloue the I'm,an,a Canal will make as a free gift lo British Columbia considerably mure thuu the United States is spend ing un the whule canal, Tho mines, uf British Culumbiu, whicii have already produced uver £70,01111,1100, will leap forward with re uewed prosperity. Her lisberies, which have produced £111,000,0110, will be more extensively developed und, let us hope, be made again a British asset—siuce they are wholly iu the hands of the Japanese, wliu uut ouly send tlieir earnings home tu Japan but aru criminally wasteful iu tbeir methods. The coal depusils uf thc Pruviuce, which promise tu be thc must uitensive iu the world, will, with immense deposits of iron, be opened to Ihc world's markets. It ii said that the coal fields of one small district iu the Kuuleuay are capable uf yielding 10,000,000 tons uf oal a year for uver 7,000 years, and a new diatrict has been discovered with in a twelve month which the provincial iniuurulugiat tuld me on Christ mas Kve was llie most important oeo iiomic discovery ever made in Britiih Culuinhia, where there are known tu be 1,000 sijuare miles ot tbe besl of anthracite and which is probably the richest known authracile district in Iho New Wurld west uf Pennsylvania. The country is niouaced in twu Jircctious. Anglo tfuxuns have been loo comfortably enacouod iu Ibe luxu riei of the slut us ijuo. British Col- umbia is threatened by Auioricau ownership and Asiatic overfluw. British Columbia ii a vast neglected opportunity. You bave nu idea uf tbe wealth which is being alieuated to tbe moro alert aud appreciative Yankee. Ile, nt least, is alive to tho op portuujlies of the New Wurld. It doei not matter io much that you are willing to sit bere waiting for 4 per cent.—if you liko tbat sort of tbing— and where your money ia doiug nothing particularly toward the building of Empire. If it doei not interest you that io many American! are doubling their money in a year—two yoars—in British Columbia, there ia a political aspect of this matter which iomo day will im en-si yon. ' You, no doubt, have been congratulating yourselves upon a narrow escape frpm Americanization in a recent vote on reciprocity. Tbu dangers of the Anierieiini.Titiiiu of Canada do not Iiu so much in a freer trade betwoon north und south of tho American Contiueut as in tho matter of who uwna Can ada. Thu peril does not lio in trade but in ownership, tor you may rest assured that the peoplo who own a country will rule it. The Yankee is not the ouly une whu has discovered British Columbia, but Ureat Britain is abouj tlio only country which has not. Alas, even the Asiatic has found us out. And this means that wo aro face to face with a now poril of uo uncurtain magnitude. The one all absorbing muvumeiit of the world today] is Asia redivivus, the iluuie,hai,, issues of which aru involved in the Japanese programme. Let no ono think that it will bu less al.ua,ii,,: when China has found hor programme. But that is another ipies tiou for uunl Ii.i duy. The vital world-issue of today, now especially on the Pacilic, is thu Japan ese programme of Asiatic Imperialism: Asia ami the American Hemisphere ami the Pacilic Ocean fur the Japan ese. It is becausu the Chinese ami Japanese are so great that wu uo longer dure consider them negligible. Wlm hus nol beeu moved'to BOUiothiug moro Ihun admiration by Hie lofly pu triolism of Ihu Tapani.-, I Aud whu has nut felt the ache ol sorrow thut we Anglo Saxons do not seem to be able to ciuuluto tbcm! 1 um for iny uwti race ami kiu ami the ideals and institutions of my own nice ami kiu; and I am uut Inclined lu apologize fur it—but fur thusu who arc. In the greul world issues of the twou imii century, the fundamental ami unchanging dividing line lies between thu peoples uf the Last ami tliu puu pies of tho West. It is uur profound desire in British Columbia to live in peace and eoucord wilh uur tieighbnrs ucruss the Pacilic. But this result must surely may lie brought ubuut if we refraiu from uuy attempt lo colonize Japan, and if Japan refrains from any further encroach incut on the American llcuii.tdwre. Every self goveruiug colouy outer nun, the reasonable desire lhat its immigrant! shuuld lie such as cau be welded iulu a boiuogcucous political ami economic and, abuve all, sucial uni, 11 bus the right tu deny access lu an alien ami uuussimilablu race. One of thu numbers iu tbu new Jap am'.-.■ world programme is tho uccopa tion of British Columbia. Our prov nice ia becoming Orientalised, and one of uur important ijuestiuns is whether it is to remain a British province or become au Orieutal colouy—for we have three races demaudiug souls iu oor drawing room as wull as plates al our bourd -the Jajiancac, Chinese and Must Indian. According lo tbe Assessment Com missiouer several years ago nearly an eighth of the jiopulatiou uf Vancouver was Oriental, with that of the New Westminster district larger. But tbo Orientals are practically all male adults. If they had their families wilh them their iiuinl,ers would have beeu abuut live tiiuei aa great, ami thii wuuld rep resent permanent population; and this wuold huie given uver half the popula tion of Vancouver aa Oriental, whilo giving one Orieutal male adult to overy threo aud a half whites of tho male adult population of tbo province. Ten years agu tbe fisheries of British Columbia wero iu tbe hands uf about 10,000 native Canadian! uf Brilisb Columbia. Nuw tbere are 10,000 Japanese and loudly a white man in the trade. Thu fifty dollar prito offered by tho Grand Trunk Pacific for tho first child born io I'riuce Bupert baa beeu given to a Japanese. It is imposaible to ovor estimate the mumentoui.nature of tbii iuue—fint, to Britiih Columbia to whom, it il io immediately a vital iuue; iccond, to Canada -whicii .lupun ii cooly occupying unbidden and unwelcome—('anada, a prey to tbo disloyalty of a few un patriotic manufacturers and corpora lions, which will have cheap labor at tho price of Canadian homob(uoity; third, to Croat Britain—which haa given away without recompense her poiition aad prestige in the Pacific and the twentieth century—it giving away her commerce aod shipping In China and allowing the loyalty pt lu dla tc be undermined—giving away the Continued on page 7, co|. 3 •- %\ V jjfl&2 ^^^M THE EXPRESS NQRTH VANCOUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, |9|2. North Vancouver Business and Professional Cards AnnoiiN'iANrfa. Insurance Querautoo Bunds FELIX GRAHAM 'luiiun' aud Accountant 101 Lonadalo Avenue.. P. 0. Box 8307. North Vancouvor. Phouo HI, AE0HITE0T8 i A. CAMPBELL HOPE 0. A. 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SAW FILES AND OBINDEB All kinds of saws hied and set ou tb shortest imt ic lawn mowers, knives, hedge shears aud scissors sharpened All wurk guaranteed, moderate prices. D. DOWIE 1831 Lonadale Avenue Phone in W. NIELD 7 LYNN VALLEY TEMFEBANOE 110 TEL, NOBTH VANOOUVEB On the cur line. Buurding, meals good accommodation fur working mon Contractors' men bearded. Hy. Kast uill, Proprietor. Cabinet Maker and Carpenter Hill undertake all kinds of wuod wurk repairs, elc. Fourth Street and Sutherland Avenuo P. 0. Box 8006 NOBTH VANCOUVEB NOBTH SHOBE PBESB LIMITED Publishers of the Expreaa Flno Job Printing of AU Kindt US First Street E., North Vancouver It will pay you to put a card io this column Fae|no gateways of Canada pf which she and Canada will spnio 'day need, whoso key she ia just now handing over to Japan. •Iniiuii has decided that white compel iiiun sball bo driven out of Asia and off the Pacific, but alio had already driven the yo)|ow wedge jn many places into the Atnoricau Hemisphere from Alaska to Cape Horn. She denies u|l for, ignors the rights of laud tenure iu Japan and yet ihe demands the right of tbe Japanese to own lund pp (lip North American Continent. Japan will not allow a foreigner tu own or even work a iniiie in Japan, but slip unreasonably demands for tho Tapan, ,c tlie right to work iu the mines nnd tu -own and exploit the mines uf Canada and the United States—one smull syndicate uf coolies liaviug now pn",c,mua of a copper initio iu British Columbia worth nearly u million pounds. If Japan wunts something on the American Continent, Canuda und thu United Slates must give it, If Canada and the United States want something in .lupun, Korea or Manchuria, it is inimicalilu to the interests of dapun and thuy cannot have it. Lo, and behold, peoples uf the Brit ish stock—to Japan belongs thu ex elusive policy of exclusiuul Soriously, is it not time we stopped this iiiiin.cn.Tef Really, it is quite uureasuuuble, und it is not a fair pru pusitiuu. But il will nut be stupped liy Natal Acts, nor by the patriotic selflessness of I.undoii liiiau.ciers, or British Columbian Corporation! willing tu sell Ihc Kmpire of the future for the cheaper lubor uf today. There is u remedial measure which hus bccil entirely overlooked. Let the Anglo- Saxon peoples adopt the whole Japan ese policy of exclusion. Let' Canada ami Australasia aud the United Statos as regards Ihc disabilities uf foreigners, re enact the laws of Japan, Wc must llll up the empty areas of AngloSuxuu preemption. Wc must i mn um ii-1 once mure the Pacilic Ocean.' That means we musl have once more u world uavy, It seems imperative that these two measures be uduptcd ut uuce as nun partisan, patriotic measures of Imperial politics. Filling au empire us well as defending uu empire is the duty uud should he the p.nljcy of empire. An imperial policy of migration is the next duties uf Westminster because it is uuu uf the must urgent needs uf the British race. The'nlt-or miss moth ods we have been pursuing arc wholly inailci|uule lu meet tbe crisis al hand A real imperialism means, if anything, a planning uml ruling mind. If you do nut Illi up yuur colonies und yourself ilevclup their resources they arc lust, and if Ihey aro lust yuu are lost. You cannol Iill up these colonics by telling the helpless individuals win, belong tu our race uml blood, and who su deeply ni'ed what we have lu ulfer Ihem, tu pull themselves up by their bunt straps. An imperial policy must rccuguizu the obvious sulutiuu uf Iwu greul problems, the une ut home uml the other ubruud, liy relieving thc congestion ol human ity here lo occupy uml utilize the kiisI lug opportunity yonder. Fur some yeurs I have beep making a study uf Canada, north and wcsl, with its resources, and especially its economic geography—which means, of cuursc, a study uf Ihc lunil with rcf creuce to its human interest. I am trying lu lind uut whul this country may mean lo our race in its future development. Canada, north und wcsl, coutalus uu urea of 'arable land, reckoned ou a wheal growing basis, with a wheat climate, whieh will fall not far under Are the right kind of thlngi whon they sell tha gooda. It la tha facta about tbe quality of our gooda in the way of FUBNIITUBE, OAEPETS and OBOOKESY, and the facta about the low prices and the ipcclal prices on theie goodi that win favor among our cuatomera. Hero are some facta for you to profit by: OHILDBEN'B PUSH 0ABT8, special prlca 13.00 A large shipment Juat received. All the rage MEAT SAFES .' $8.00 MBAT SAFB8, large else '. 13.64 BOYAL OAK DBE88ER8, witb bevelled plate mirror I8J50 1 IKON BBD8TEAD 1 WOVEN WISE SPKINO 1 COTTON TOP MATTBES8 Complete for IIM MATTING MATS, 8x6...86c MATTINO MATS, 3x6...40c SBA GRAM OHAOtS, a limited number only, g8.no In our Crockery Department TUMBLEBS, per dOS 60c CUPS and SAUOEBS per dos 60c THE HOME FURNISHERS 128 -Lonsdale Ave. PhoM,M North Vancouver wm an area twice as large us that which furnishes all |be wheat grown iu the world tpday. Ouu fundamental principle mind remain, as fhe basis of overy political arrangement—the people pf auy part of the pmpiro will have tu settle who shull and wlto shall uot bo admitted to share the riches and blessings of tboir homo domain on the baaia »of the indisputable right of self dofenso. These peoplo must decido what races shall ho admitted withiu tboir gates who have got tp live with thorn. We iu British Culumbiu huvu determined thut so far as we can accomplish it the Pacilic Ocean muat be a white man's ocuuii. Tho Western Hemisphere niust.be a white man's hemisphere. We must commund Puce more the l'acillc seas, and if we do this we musl bavo nn. i- mure u Pacilic navy. If Westminster declines to rehabilitate our liuvul buses un the I'ueilie Ocean— uud ut least ouu of these must be in British Culumbiu—and if we leave the police patrol of Pacilic waters, with its new trade routes, ils new harbors ami its new commerce, iu the nuvy of un alien race we aro making u mortul mistake. There is unly ouo thing which is keeping Canada from being overrun by Asiatics is tho prestige of Ureal Britain. The unly thing which is hold; ing up thc prestige of Croat Britain is the liritish Navy. Arc sume uf uur "Kittle Kuglund" friends talking of u ruliu uf three tu twul Wc shall du mighty well, with all wu have in baud, if we gel un with less thun three tu une. The time hus come for the whule Kmpire tu eu upcratc in uu imperial naval programme. Wc in Canada arc- not duiug uur share. Su far uur i.dforts have been a travesty, and some of us ure ashamed. Vou can't have u big nation withput sume little peuple. Such ure not Kmpire builders. They ure iisintegrStors, The must uf us want tu do our pari iu Canada, If uut, ut leust a lirilisli trail which is willing tu take sellish and uufair udvuutuge uf Imperial necessity and its back ami suy lu the cuunlry which lius mothered us with su much line uud cunsidcrutiuu:. "Wc won't do anything further because you can't do anything else," If we in Canada ure worthy of being the nation wo talk su much abuut we will respond tu the instinct of tiublesse ub lige, We will decide ut ouce whether wu arc dependent uu the Empire ur u partner in the Kmpire. We want a British nuiy un the l'acillc euust uf North America, un imperial navy ami' not a colonial nuvy. The lime hus conic fur I'umidu to shoulder her I,in dens and assume the tusks ul' wurld , empire or do less talking about being a nutiou. Our strength and usefulness in the future uml uur iulliicucc upon tin' world will depend upon nor liein^ ii self supporting, sell' depi'iiiliuii, self del'eiidiiig purl of thai greal unit the world empire ul' lhe l.ntish race. British t'ulumbia is the index linger! ul' Ihc lirilisli Empire But lliut is the linger which is being pinched between| the dour aud the jamb. The situatiuu I tuduy is nut hopeful. Vuu huie ulian { dulled uue ul Ihe best hurliur defenses in the Kuipirc al Esquimau, und yuu haie withdrawn your licet from uur, hemisphere. Vou lune lefl os lu Ihc lender mercies ul yuur ultruistic ally,I imir little browu brother, whu has al i ready learned to crowd British citizens ull' our uwn sidewalks with impunity iulu British mud. Shuuld ypu got inlu triiublo over hero, and if Japan becomes aggressive pvpr there und sho is far tpp uggros livo oven while yen aro hath sitting iimiciibly under tlm umbrella pf your ill-filled nllilllice then- is lull Opp re cuursc—fpr British Cp|umbia tp look to Wall street fpr protection (I have not forgotten tbat Wasblugtpn was ence tbo capital of tbo Unitod States), ami sometimes wo niay huvo to say to the great Americau Syndicate: "Came pvpr inlu Macedonia and help us." We in British Columbia aro thp British Empire ou the northern New Pacific. With nothing but salt water and u fortnight between their purls uud uurs, we, in uur urcu uf neurly 400,111111 square miles, aud with u pupulutiun not much larger thun the city of Seattle, are faco to face with as many people- more Ihun bulf of the humnii ruce— us live ou the whule American Cuntiii cut nurlh uf the Biu llrumle. These countless hordes ure Icurning thc use uf the, Western equipment, Thu must ef Ihem ure willing lu work, uml work uver huurs, fur something like sixpence a day. They are thrifty, Imitative, ii.n,I-,, disciplined uml ellicient, With their present pupulutiun, ami on the basis uf the Herman conscription, Ihey euuld put u lighting furcc uf 811, 000,000 men upun the Held ef war, Ami when |hcy ure no longer coolies, but skilled laborers, which is the Inevitable dealing uf Ihc Asiatic, they will organize U Illllllllll,lliu,m, husl uf indus triul wurkurs whicii, by sheer weight uf numbers ami cheapness, will over bear und breok down the while man's standard of living and bring ruin upon Western Industry. I bring you tidings from the watch- towers of yuur imperial uutpust uu lhe Nurth I'ueilie. There ure red lights uu the seu where the suu sets. M ,\Ill-sin OP COM. Jll.M.M. lllllll I.ATKINS (luul million rights ol tile Dominion In Munltubu, Suskatchcwun und Albor- a. llio Yukon Territory, Ihc Norlti-wcil Territorial und In u portion ot the province uf liritish Culumbiu, may bo leased fur a term uf twenty-one yoan at an annual rental of |1 un ucre. Not more Ihun 2,880 acres will be leased to one iipi'li' .mi Application for a lease moil hu mado by the applicant In person lo the Agent ur Sob-Agent of the district In which thc rights applied tor aro situated tn aui-vcyed territory tho land must he described by scctluns. or legal lub- dlvlslons of 1','iTii'i" und In unsurvey- .1 territory the truct applied for ihall be siulmI uut Py thu uppllcant lilin- seir ll.uil application must he uccumpan- Icii by a lev ot ft, which will bo refunded If the iIniiin uppilcd for uro not avallalilti, bul nol uttiorwlio. A roy- ulty ali.Tl be paid uu the merchantubU output uf the mlno ut the rute of Ave cents tier tun The person opcrulliiu Ihu mine shall furnish llu Agent wllh sworn returns un "' i, fur thu full >|ii.iiiliv of , i .,::hit' cuul mined unil pay the ruyutty thereun If Ihc cuul mining tights ure not being unciulcd. such returns should be fui in; I" T ut leust uncc u yeur The lose will Include the cuul mining rights unl), but Hie lessee muy bo permitted ti purchale whatever available sin face lights may be considered necessary fur the working of lhe mine al lhe rule if ll" un acre. For full lnl,'i iiuiil"!, nppllcallun should be maiie lu the secretary ef Iho Department of the Interior, Ottawa, or to uny an,nl oi Sub-Agent uf Dominion Lunds w. w. cony, , In I'm, Minister of thc Interior. N H i i... 11111 ■■ 11... I publication of this advertisement will not bo puld for, 88-1 ITS VERY MODISH. Delightful Costumt ef White Lac. Qvir Blank. ATEINTS In ull i '"miii, Ash fur uor Inventor's Adviser. Maiion & M ii Ion. 884 University Street, curner Ht. Catherine Btreet, Aluntreul. (.'unudu, ahd Washington, ii. a, u.». a. Daddy's Bedtime Story— The Little Fruit People and Their Qyeer Parade Daddy Hid a Dull ■eek. ALL the pretty greet leaves wero out on tbe trees, and mauy of lbc earlier (lowers were In full bloom, delighting those little folks who, like Jack L and Evelyn, lived near enough to the wuods to gu out every day to pick them. "Tho lowers ure no doubt charming, but Ibcro arc olher thinga a coming," chanted daddy ua be climbed tbo slain with tbe children. "If you ire very, rery good tonight I'll tell you what 1 dreamed. "Well, I wus Just abutting my eyes for forty wlnka. I had been reading a hook, and perhaps It wos u tilde dull. "And suddenly I found myself lu tbe mldat of a road, a charming road, wllh fresh green gran giuwlnv un each ilde of It and wltb Jolly flower facet peeping over tbe tups of rustic fences. "Wbat waa my emprise lu hear u band of music, snd is 1 turned a corner I inw a procession coming toward me. "At the bend of It waa quite the funniest band I bare ever seen. Thc drum major waa a big fat crow, und behind bim wltb trumpets and drums and til tho other Inatrumcnta which a brass band abould bave cams a company of birds. There wai tbe bluebird and the robin aod Ibe thruib and the catbird, the blackbird, thc vireo, the (onager, (be checwlnk and many olber feathered frlenda of the garden and Iho Uelda. Tbey looked so funny puffing away ai tbe horns that I stood at tbe side uf the road nnd ilnred. "After tbe brass bend bud strutted by n company of tht Jollleit little cherries I ever hope to aee came hupping along .On their items. They wore-funny cocked bate mode of cherry leaves, > "After (hem come a regiment of applea and tben ona of peacbee til another of peara. "The procession dwindled away to little fellows Ilka blackberries, and Ihere seemed to be an endless number of these. When tho blackberries were poat the raspberries awept by, and then tbere were huckleberries, and when the elderberries cuuie bobbing by I exclaimed! " 'Id the name of common tense, wbo nnd what ara they?1 " 'Why. dou't you know)' a little buttercup replied, primly pushing her bead over the fence. 'They are nice new fruit fo, jack and Bvelyn harrying to their placei pn the trees In tbr orchard.' "And (ben I suppose I shouldn't bave done It, for It spoils the atory, bat I iiugbed rlgbt uut loud, and tbe pretty road and tbe procession and ererytblug vanished away, und I waa back In (he ilttlng room with n dull book on my lap Bul, nave; you mind, I think tbot/rult ta on Ita way to ua, and aome morning wo may waka up and find it on (he treat." ' ___ , 1—« cluht Ltoa ind nuoi onirrott uodel. Real cluny luce over black cblffoa makea un effective contrast wltb tbe black chiffon bodice over wbltc, nnd tbe halt tones thuu produced are nol too sharp for barmouy. Sucb u .loco aud cblffoa bodice accompanies tbe delightful cout and skirt suit Illustrated ul black cbarioeuse. Black satin buttoned boula ure tbe nutty foutwear woru. Lighting thl Summir Cettigi. In the iiinii'-. ol lighting It la only tbo cutnpurutlvel; rich country boms that li equipped with electricity, and ■o oven tbe most civilized of inhabit ants will fall buck upou candles aud oil lamps One of tbo very guod Ideas of Uie year Is n lump, for eltber oil or electricity, In wicker to match tbo furniture, nnd every slzo and shape may be fbund Any model, too, amy be Imitated In tbo particular color-gray, green, bruwn. bluu of wbat nut ul your reed cbalra and tables. Tbcu tbere Is n eupital fad at tht present moment (or utilizing vnsca aa lumps Either a rase sbuped lump may be bought, or a Uuu specimen of a Cblnese Jug mar be ordered iitiiiu im un il. or some vase of which you sni especially foud, but for which you have no particular use, muy be given a new lease of life by inning a lamp ottscb- ment adjusted fur a email amount Tbe ibadc lu this case la uiunlly ot wicker or a light material, lined wllh silk or cretonne to correspond wilb tba colur aciietiiu of Ibo room. Tho lumps aro very aid and uttractlvo nnd quite novel, It Is the custum to huve the cretonne wltb which a room Is decorated mude up lm ' lamp and candlt ibedci fur lbe country borne. Simple Gown In One Picci Effect Striped lawn Is the material uaed lu Ihia charmingly simple summer moru la sTBirtu law». tag gown which Is trlpiuied wilb blah lace In long Unci, Bodice and skirt trt Joined and the dress la eaay to slip an and off. 8foitid Muslin Popular. Than la a iiiin-c In tbt auoitntr toilet ytar after ytar fur aputted moillm litre wt havt a fabric Ihut baa never Men so peat a tarorlte among women that It becamo commonplace In their estimation. Modest and demure It la, bat withal very charming Thtrt trt dainty while mutllna with colored rostbudi and green leavea ecat- tered over tht nirfejce. and thtrt art ethers' spotted with white that art glytn colored borders in tbt delicate summer afaadet tbat are siwtyl de- agbt/ul, tht pale blot, (ire clear pink, UU soft mauve and grttn etudes *l THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, AUQU3T 9,I9|2, . ■ ■ i Items of Interest ■Mr. A, Cavius is making his home d58 ISth street west. Mr, J. Jr- Yackel is taking up bis residence at 883 Keith Koad east. Mr. A. 0. Kirliiiesii is moving into his new home, 831 17tb stroet east. Miss M. llitlel returned to Everett, Wash,, ufter spending a very pleasant vacation on tbe north shore. tiles In mickm'sn uu tlio part qf Ills soil us the euiisu of bla oarly return hoinc. Tlte death occurred tbis week of Mrs 11, Cllioti of Capilano. Deceased was a iiiiiii;; woman ami leaves a husband in iiiniirn her loss. Capl, James V. Martin ami Miss Lily Irvine will .liTiiiiiii.tmio the use uf thu latest type of Hying machine tomorrow iilTcrnooii al Minimi i'urk. Mr. and Mrs. II. M. l'ruiilt ami fain ily left on Wednesday ou a three niuiillis' visit with i,inii,,',, uml friumls in Winnipeg and Toronto. The Rev. Principal Mackay pf Westminster Hall will take the mnriiing service noil Sunday at 11 o'clock In St. Andrew's 1'reibyterlan church. The minister, Rev. Ronald Macleod, will preach In the evening. The Union Steamship Company's boat "iiiHvichun" will leave the Wallace ways this ovening, having lunl new nil burners installed. The "Comox" owned by tlio same company will go on the ways to be generally overhauled gml painted. The SS. "Venture" win alsu uuilorgo a like treatment. Mill Cordelia Oryils, a I,on,Ion singer and teacher, well known iu Vancouver, and Victoria, is aponiiiiig a week or twu ul the North Vaiicuuver hotel to visit some of the beauty sputs of tbe nor Ihem side. Hbo is so delighted with the scenery to lie found within easy reach uf the iiiinui.n ear-lines lbat ibe is thinking uf Inciting un this side iu the full and opening a vucul stuiliu here. BUSH FIEB The lire brigade frnm No. 3 flr'u hall were called opt' tu extinguish a built Ait in the vicinity pf 3lst and Laraon Road yesterday. Fortunately there were po liuuses near uml after au hour's work the firo was put under fantral. About 1100 feet pf hoso.wore run mil, v\ bile the powdei ti .nne stood iu tbu most danger ilu,i mi a positMlitj' pt ijiu i.re jpfead-nl lu winch a number pf houses would havt come within the danger sons. HHOBT BRO Thu Nurlh Vuncouver city band, de spilu Iheir strenuous labor all day al Iho K, I'. 1'icnic ut Uowc'ii Island, gave uu excellent concert in Victoria 1'ark' thai evening, Wednesday. Mr. J.C. Wood, of lhe Jrui of Woud I'uige Shoe Co., is the proud possessor ut' it luiliy daughter. The little stranger arrived un August 6th. Mutbcr ami child uru .i.ni.f splendidly. Mr. uud Mrs. W. Hrookes, who, dur ing the lasl fortnight bave been the puesls of Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Anders, nih street west, returned ou Tucsdey night tu Iheir home in Auburn, Wash. ('apt. Chas. Cates ami sun, Charles, returned yesterday from a short trip lo Mull Lake City. The captain all rib TBNDBBS OPENED illevcti tenders were upeued ut lasl evening's mealing uf the district mini cil for the grading of section 1 and section 3 of the Keith Hoad blast. They were laid over fur consideration. , , 9 ■ Heun tmuiHi; Tho not weekend cruise of the Nurth Vancouver Vaelil Club will take place on August lilh when u large turn out of the-club's bouts ure expected. The run will be lo Snug Cove and ilu wen Island, CONFIRMS APPOINTMENT Owing lu the fact of not having a permit entitling bur to teach iu Nurlh Vuncuuver, tbe school board this week rceeiveil lhe resignation uf Miss liar iii-on nnd ' iiiiiiiiiii.I the appoint incut ul Miss ..iioTlioii.no to take her place. CONVENTION OF ARCTIC THBEHOOD Mr. V. T. Salsbury, witli tlio other iiiiiiiiiii.. of the committee on arrange- monts are already getting thipgs under way looking to tlio annual convention uf the Hioiheihiiiiil which will be held in iin- city some time in November. The committee will bold its lirst mooting un Tuesday next. Do You Want to WORK lor Your Money, or Do You Want Your MONEY to Work (or You? The fullowlng are moneymakers Lousdale Avenue (Weat Bide -Inside city limits. 3b feet, at 13,000.00. Out third caah. Lousdale Aveuue (But Bide) —W feet, at 11,660.00. U60.no cash, bal ance 6, 13 and 18 mouths. ' Ottawa Oardsua—One lot for 13,000.00. One third caah. We reipictfully solicit listing! of your property. HOOD A SOUTAR 813 LONBDALB AVENUE Phone 463 V. 0. Box 1397 MOTOB LAUNCH BUNS INTO &BBF OF BOOKS AND GOES ON FIRE Messrs. .1. 1'. Crawford aud II. Hum ncr arrived in tuwu this murniug ufter a must exciting trip duwu from Totodu Inland It seems thul iu passing tiiruugh it narrow pluee lhe current swept the craft'under ■> reef uf rucks which .lam ap, .1 the deck rather budly. When Ihey gut her off the rucks ami wpre preparing to start her engines Iho gasoline cuugll! lire und Ihey had a haul lime lo extinguish the ihun,'. AGENDA At MBBTINO DISTBICT BANBY-LUNDIN-BBOWN A pretty wedding luuk plueu ill this city nn August lilh when two of Norlh Vancouver'! pupulur yuung peuple were united in the huly bunds uf matrimony, Thu contracting parties were Miss But- ma Iiiiiiiiiii Ilrown, duughler of Mrs. i I,iiiiiiiu Ilrown nl llllh street, ami Ih late I). C. 1 .iiu.iiii Ilrown, (TK, and Mr. Morton I,. Ranoy. The ceremony wus performed by the llev. .1. K. I'nsworth iu lhe presence of a few of the iiilnnule friends of the youug couple. Mr. uud Mrs. Huney Intend mukiug their home iu Nurth Vuu cuuver after onJoying u shurl honey moon I rip. FERRY RECEIPTS Following is' the iiiiiiilhly statement f trallic receipts fur tin- mouth uf July 11113, fur the N. V. Cily Ferries Limited: * * Single ur return tickets .... $3040.00 Commutation— 6 for 86c 41135.1111 llil for ll.OD 600.(10 80 fur UM 3130.00 Monthly passes .10.00 Vehicle tickets 16113.50 Freight receipts 367.50 Cash fares, enmisissiuns .... 10.35 Rents, advertising receipts etc 431.06 lul) July Total 11110, gl0263.ini. 11111, ♦I5IIHII.H6. (11184.1111 No Iron Can Do Your Ironing Quite so Well as Ia us show you why Two styles, $4.50 and $4.75 I .< onomicil and has llie manufacturers' five year guarantee. NORTH VANCOUVER AGENTS Patterson & Goldie HARDWARE Phone 88 105-7 Esplanade Wesl Special for a Few Days TBIPLB OOBNBB on lath.Street. Site 810 feet by 167. Price, ♦ 1660. Terms two caab, t, II aad 18 month. We bave only a few lote*now left ia 784-e beautiful boouite witbiu two blocka of Lonsdale Avenue for 8>3TO. Termi »V0 raja, 6, 13 aad 18 montbi. •* If you have a houie to Bent, er /or Sale kindly give ui a liming CARDINALL k MacGREGOR 10* MPLAJf ADB (OUD VOWt 017101) nm m v.o.nt mu iamm FOB B1ITISH BMMBB HOBAB OflUBANOB POWDEB HOUBE ENDANQEBP.D A desperate liglil fnr supremacy i'uul liiein cl Wedneiday ut I p.m. and lasted cuiilinuuuil) until 4 u'cluck lhe ful Inning (Thunday) between ihe lire brigade frum Nu. ll (ire hall uml a rug iug linii lire which originated near the corner uf If If I and Muud) avenue and c.Miiiili'd uver iu llu- vicinity ul tin eily ipiarry where uver a hall Inn uf puwilcr is ilored fur use there. Owing In Ihe distance from uny hy ii.mi uver 1500 feel uf hose lind li be strung uul and uf a cuii."ci|Uelire the piessure wus not gnul enough. A waguii und I cum nus hint hand) lu the supply uf puwder durmp Hi" whole nf Ihc twelve huurs in ease uf need. The lire men huwever, succeeded in getting the upper nil"' at au early ti - .ii r und wer,- able lo return tu Ihe hall al 4 iu Ihc muni'i. leaving the die well ellingulibeit The diitrict council meeting last evening was devoid of apy very particular business.- The reeve presided with the fu|l board present With the excepting of Coun, Ward. Under the bead of correspondence the fnllpwing was read t In reply tu a notification from the city clerk of a couforence at tbe city bgll noxt Wednesday to consider a pro i'ttiii Ifor the roceptlou of the Duke apd llucliosa of Ciinnaught lleuve May aud Couu. iti,i,'uuin wore appuiutod. Mr. S. Humphrey submitted an ac count of $l.mi for repairing wltidow broken by a stunu blasted at the ipiarry. it was referro tu the onginoer with power to act. Mr. J. A. Oiler of Woodlands suggested to the couucil that a water ru cord bo placed oui Allan creek which runs highur llirough Woodlands. The writer slated that there were numbers of bouses , "ii ti inTi',1 ut that place recently and inure were in cuntemplutiuti. It was.referred to tho water committee. Win, Peres ut Capilano mado application for the pusitiuu uf caretaker uf tliu new Hro ball there. It was referred lu the lire committee, Martin I.. Miller asked the diatrict tu use its influence with tbo city to repair the sidewalk leading frnm SI .Inhti 's college lu the Lynn Valley ltd The lotter will be forwarded to tho cily. Mr. D. i i mc ""ne a district puwder iuuu, nsked that his wages be increased lu $11.60 a day. This was referred tu the engineer, also au application from T. Thompson, engiueer of the steam wagon at thu ipiarry fur an inereaso. Thc Lynn Valley Athletic assueiatiun made a strung appeal to the council tu get busy on the recreation grounds !n I.mu Valley. Tne ii..,n iiiiinii has nuw reached lhat stage uf perfection when u place uf recreation is urgently needed. The mat ler wus referred lo the purks committee fur immediate uttention. A collective cumulative bylaw lu consolidate certain locul improvemenl debentures was introduced and passed three readings. NOW THAT THE ROUGH WORK ON THE HOUSE IS FINISHED MAKE A GOOD SHOW- ING BY USING THE BEST PAINT AND WITH LITTLE EXPENSE YOU WILL GET BETTER RESULTS WITH S, & W. THAN WITH OTHER MAKES. FOR ALL KINDS OF GOOD PAINTING SOLD ONLY BY • paine & McMillan pi ione 12. Wholesale and Retail Hardware FIRST STREET ANCiv LONSDALE Too Late to Classify ...BOY WANTED A guod route buy wauled fur Ihc Kxprcss. Apply ul this ulliee. DISTBICT OOUNOIL TO FINANOB HOSPITAL According to a resolution pussed at the ilislriet council meeting last evening the financial cud of the North Vuncuu ver geuerul hospilui will frum uuw on be carried by the district cuuucil uml Mr. Hnili.,',, the treasurer, will acl uh bookkeeper of lhat institution un behalf of lhe council. Inlil recently Ihc financing uf Ihe liuapital was llurnc eipially by the cily and ilislriet cuuucili, bul when tbe city withdrew its aid the district fuund it impossible lu cut away iu tne same way and accurdiugly mads an investiga- tiuu inlu the ulfairs uf the buspital with a view to continuing ils suppuil. The gratifying reperl relurued by llic hospital committee resulted in a recom men.luiiun tu the cuuucil that it take ou the iin.ii i ml end frum nuw uu aud until uther arrangements aro made. Having so mauy man working thu coun cil find,, it next tu cumpulsury lu have sume place tu lake the injured ami by interesting itself in Ihe huspilal a place is always ready fur the reception uf these patients. liOST—1'arcijl of valuublu linen, I .vnn Vulley uu Queuusbury (load, lie turn to 11. I'igut, eor. St. Patrick's uiul 1st slreet. lteward. - 16 fi Ileal ITTiiic Brokers lake notice that lot 7, Slock Ul, I). I.. 6611 is ufa* the market. Mrs. Angus McLean. Hill WANTKD ll man In cut wood Ap ply Wagliurne, ltuss Hoad, l.yuu Val ley, or Kxpress Oflice 4 tSIUiiCm ouicrly atope couohi. cuaaa cou>a, Mlata THt THaoar tuo whom, aa cunt TRY US ONCE AND YOU WILL FIND WE ARE EXPERT IN WATCH REPAIRING Geo. Somerton 106 SECOND STREET SHOES Some Everyday Drug Prices < i ■ • OUB FALL BTOOK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IB ABBIVINU DAILY. BEB OUB WINDOWS FOB THB LATEST STYLES IN FOOTWBAJt. WB HAVB SPEOIAL BARGAIN TABLES FOB SAT UBDAT, % « Wood-Paige Shoe Co. FIRST STREET EAST PUe M3 Mount Crown Block, Opp. City Hall EnosSalt 75c Zambuk 35c Allenbury's Food -, 85c Allenbury's Food, No. 3 ,....55c Pink Pills ;...,..35c Peroxide, per Ib 65c Cbticura Soap 25c Baby's Own Soap 3 for 25c Anti-Colic Nipples 5c each Absoihenl Cotton , 35c |b. We have constantly in stock a complete stock of Bed Pans, Douche Pans, Hot Water Bottles, Irrigators, Elastic Hosiery, Abdominal Belts, Batteries, Electric Belts, Trusses, and, in fact, everything in the sick room line not usually stocked by smaller drug stores. Phone 311 and your order will be rushed ta any part of the cily. . I • North Shore Drug Co. f P, & THOMAS, Phm.B. Druggist, 116 Esplanade Weit ■ < \ aK -
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Title | The Express |
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Date Issued | 1912-08-09 |
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