Vol ' ME 1. NUMBER 142 N'FW WESTMINSTER, B. ( .. ITESD \ Y MOKNIN just ;i��iti Hi CENTS PER WEEK REPORTS TO COUNCIL ON THE EBURNE LINE \| . Fveary Tells What happened at Conference in ancouver, and Makes Recommendation Investigation of City Milk Supply. Street Signs and Telephones MAYOR ROASTS HOTELS ation '. : hi a. .Ma .11 Ke. ��� , . onferem ��� I ....-��� Baturda aftei . resi atativi ol thi . l; C. K R i'o. ,.n . a.1.1 been ������, ��� .'���' v.a fl .1.. . J ll. ��� ��� ��� .a a .:���'���:... ��� : received : Ml. .Ma ..a .. a. ... ... I ������' ... . I enough 1 | all' ' .T ... , , . .... ��: !: ia'." a Spe ni ��� ni Eli e reasi ��� Ini ��� ,M. ... omi im Ebtirni ... a... anch ���a I ..��� . ... - 0,00! . ; bl ��� inctlon wi ., I! ��� . - i : COOTS! . Cl a ' ��� ��� wen .. .. .... real etti at wi ster prefi red . :... :, ���!,.. taking ovi ��� Ilni - ��� ��� - in, and Isle ridge, :.:���". di .n pei ;���!; ar end it to ,,�� to 'la- people, . ' ��� inter, si on Jlnii.ee I, 1 wii. :..��� necessa ; ; the i ridge, and in ��� ��� :. building i : this ��� . one) would 0011 In ol $20,000, and if : an.', would take . ��� aud build thi ai i ��� ping ihe bridge in ��� : p... I believe it t ..;. esi Interests les bringing trade .��� - it would also i' li. v. '..at anno\ ance ol ri . i Mr r.uni/<'ri lo ,';.:��� ai fore Sir | line t ,,a | Mr. Ni. In 1. ��� i.: ine C. I' It. a: waj i" iiu ntzi a promised to do 1' 1!. build the line ��� ��� Westminster ii means I would ie electrified '.. Westminster .lum ' lu i atly consl ruction id i opinion, also depi nds ��� citizens of New West- ��� Inducement ihey will ��� C. P, k. uompany to take ' ll ��� I '' 1 11 . lh,.!. Ihi' idea el' i he . thi n.ad- ai all. emenated Marpole, general Buperln il ' ������ lirsi place, who recom " 11 to Mi. Whyte, the second . . nt, and Mi. Marpole is . tavor of building ihe line and coming hy the ad lo near later, through Ml. ol ..:,,! s.iocits Mr. Buntzen ���.rii ih.. managemenl in in I when I receive this in- l will al once advise you. . | ectfully submlt- W. ll KEARY, May..i. 0n|y One Bad Milkman. I tester has been working the pasl lew weeks, and ' : ih" testa was embodied '' '"'i' from the medical officer ���V. A De Wolf Smith. M. Fron Uie ., call la bl ... . .a., ;. a]|. bl " ;...���' -a . I havi :a. rt tha aratu was have i ied I impli om sevi ��� a MOSI o:' Ha . ... .. igi ��� tei o ... ne east < ��� miln. Thi ,. ��� -.. - . . ' u decidi ��� . - on hi ��������� :. '��� at it slum scti to S ��� .... li le a leni ious wi . ��� were a ��� v. a nee i hi -��� api x ..... | t h t h i ��� ' ��� a f f a i rs -������ . .......... ��� ���< ��� ��� .. ������ a ' I'P.O- Telephone Service Rotten. V ��� . he did 'i emarl ��� tele- ... ��� . .... tm- Bomeom the matti signs be refi i olici Ittei \ ��� b effeel Garrett Without Fae-e. ob '\ ie on of thi ��� . . a ��� ��� ent pai ���' con- Biderabli una , the. n atti i lac I roughl up h) Aid Howay, ��I i wish- . see a new Bid' C011S1 ��� ' A . ��� >,\<:. . .eiiae Pi eenth to Sixteenth s treets i - Ud Hi n ��� ��� was .. .-. d1 . a of il re st the niattei was not dei Idi i In the ,, arse of the I on, Aid Gar- . :��� complained thai othei aldi rmen had sidewalki '��������� irlng theli name, as foi Instance, Ud Adami wl ��� ��� , would live toi ��������� n< ratii n n ,, mi of the sidewalk known as i Idewalk. rhi re wa no Carroll -i.I..wall- In exlsten i a I not. even a pi ml �� i .... . ��� Sti perton Ale.'. Adams Oets Warm. V1. Vdai i pi iPi vi i :i lbe face, and i led to exi aln ��� |f you wani a sl lev. dl r'ou can do the same as I had 10 do, pul yoUl ban 1 in your pockel and pay for ,��� 111.i- i ; ��� ay 1 ������'��� ��� i" hove a Bldewalk m u mj property. I paid for It' ' A little later in the evening ' I Adams was called 10 ordi i l.v the , hair tor using whui the mayoi de- ribed as "hardly propei language," . iwards Md. Qarn tl Aid Adams ex plained thai he bad forgotten for the momenl thai he was In the oum 11 chamber, and the apology wai ai cepi , ,|. Aid. (larreii remarki d thai b< had not understood what Aid Adame had said, bul before iiu- lattei could ti peal his remark, tb< << ordei of business was proceeded with. ! The 'J ��� . the ���- ha ������; ." ������ ��� ��� ��� ' m of the iv Westminster hotel men as a class, i rid some plain things about the way they conduct their business at the council meeting last evening. The facl that there is not a hotel man in the city who ������ ds out a runner t< meet theC. P. ���:. trains on here, and that no one is on hand to r ��������� ��� risitori: \ riving from Vancouvi the s, was iommented upon h mfavorable manner, an< trong expressions oi disapproval wen made by several of the aldermen. The - bject was introduced 'by the Mayor, who Si rha: nn account of the great crowd thai he expected would visit the exhibition this year, was afraii I I hi ���< v i ill ol I .ugh accon tion to house all who came, ami that thi private houses would have to 1 isiti Aid. Shiles ��� i runw! I the hotel people, and said i same impres o ��� abroad, and the r I the ��� el lied. .'. ' sidered that an impression - :h as the Maj ���.'- remarks "r -e a it to co should not go abri 1 he louncil. ���. . ' Aid. Shili ;, contends ��� it was entirely th -; - business = ��� se th y jusl sat stil i uld not ���-��� I r ers u] ne line to r : - for trade. The Vi ��� els had men theline, and these men did all in theirpowi luce the travellers to patronize the Vanco iver tels. If the New Westi ��� otel men act in e way this y< ar, v y lil el; the same tl ' will happen again. A- a tier oi fact, hi h< tel men seemed to h ': only for the liquor tn i, i did n ��� selves al jt any ��� ther ac- idation. T e; had no reason to lain if the - ��� ss thej di I year. Tl ey ��� . .rs well ���VL . ' ' . ted ��� ; hat o acc< unt of the outrageous prices chargei i he hotel keepers, it was cheaper last year for a man to reside in Vancouver and travel here every day. paying tr .:������ fa 'e both ways. otel mei we away 1 ide by the ��� they c ��� \ tors. ided that 'lecoi ��� blarr - eeping away under such condii ns, The i is ��� issi in wound | a general denunciation of th< methods pursued by the hotel keepers last year, and a hope that they had learned a lesson that they would profit by, and charge less extortionate prices this year for accommodation. CARE FOR WOUNDED AND BUR Y THE DEAD Relief Committees and Soldiers Become Active on the Scenes of Awful Devastation in Chile Estimate of Lives Lost Runs Into Thousands i i i t t i i : Thanks for Mr. Bowes. Aid. noway reported for li brary committee thai 18 volumes of Balzac's works had i d given to H,Q library by J. H. Bowes, and on motion, a resolution was passed thanking Mr, Bowes t< r the gift, Eleanor Wants Apology. Anion.; the "ommimh al li as ri < i, 00 was one from Kleanor M fohn son, stating thai she is nol re pons! ���,. i ��� thai ;.i ared in , Si ��� 'i Imt - somi we< - ago, with reic.t ni ��� to a pai t; of a itomo- ��� i anything about the . - ��� ead 'lu a . eetinj i iln ��� i ���.. \. .. " She con tinues is thi ��� ��� ��� ��� ���' madi iblii apol- .nd ll Ban ������ i- nol forthcoming ..... . '.. ction wlll ��� ' en \'. oupli more es of denu i ��� A. -��� i-. - . ��� ..i Ung l h ... ,.,.... on Seattli ��� bei ��� I i an it ' I"' ll,,, |n ������. [torItion In i i be has een placed In thi eyes of i auto moblllBti ��� ai ni-' lhal the i Ity ol New Westmlnsti i will ri ovei from be ��� : im] I ial n isi ��� ��������� n from the ; Hcatl a ��� - i :' ' d imaging -i |e." Couldn't Think cf It. . ���, motion ol \ld. Howay, who explained thai no alienations had heen made thai she had written lbe article, the di i! -��� -' Instructed m reply to .Miss Johnson thai the council could not see Iti raj cleai to make tbe public apology she de sited. Matters Milder. From n. 'J remblay assistant pri- ������ li y io the Hon. Mr. Itro- deur acknowledging the recelpl of the c cil's letter of the 7th In- it, and enclosing copy passed at the regul -.-sion of the council. The niattei will he laid before the i T- - as he returns. Received and filed. W. Stark secretary treasurer oi the Chief Constables' association, calling atti ntlon of the meeting of Dip Ciller' Constables' association which is to be held in Toronto on ge] t. 4. I", find asking that the chief of police be permitted to attend and thai his e-,i eases le paid hy the city. Ri '��� ' n I to the | ��� o mlttee ��� ���. -v '.��� Chalk ' ffering U pui ��� basi acre 1 on Lain island. 1 - r thi eouneil to consider on. He also asked whal and Id be purchased for in tin ��� Ilni run I sales Refi rred i . finan i i mmittee to reporl Prom Anthony Turner, of Nelson. H C, on bi hall ol V wife and Mrs. \'\ B Townsend, thanking the council roi 'i i resolution oi sympathy ri ��� ed on the i ci asli n i I the death ol the late Judge VV. B. Townsi ������' ��� eived and filed. Water Committee Report. 1 ted oi the water Ittee on thi ti;: ently taken to the C lit] e ���. tl iun- nil an I a nun I ei ol i ltl?.ens Thc wati had been I md to be in a cli ar mil i ��� . , .. in m, - ��� aln reiki I ��� essai mg ihe road tc the ie, II being In had . i. .. The busi ild : o ' : > i ���' ul Ii ���!.. ; i ad, and thirty .... ... pipe line wi uld need to bi re- i i i ed. He asi ed thai .lohn Vnkei be nulla i Ized lo empoy men to as- ��� him In making the repairs, 'I he reporl was adopted and the recommendation ordered to he cat- tied out, Power Company Agreement. Md. ^ lams : so read a copy of an agreemenl ������������ hit b Is to be submitted lo the Vancouvei Power company. which has applied I'or a grant from tbe Dominion governmenl for certain lands around t'oipiHIam lake. The proposal Is that a proviso be made by which a reservation shall be made out of the said lands for a strip of land of al least one chain in width, wliiih would Include the city's main pipe nnd Intake, for lbe benefit of the city, and another strip, one chain in width, from the present end of the main pipe lo the northerly bounds, so as to afford a means of extending the snld pipe line if in the future it should he considered advisable. :. i . ba ������ ed, the n iltan fin een es tins Ished and people f the two . liso and Santiago, are ani '������. ��������� elievi ��� ��� wounded i nd I urj . ': hi . ��� lod has bei Despatch' eceived 1 ti show tnat the firsl esti- ��� laltie ana matei tn age had ly exaggen ted and ������ iple Ol Val;a: a . . Ig ... furthi temen If sued erval and today it ������ fir.--- time and bi gin a sys- ns for the dead. Santiagi ��� ominj ��� i -��������, ��� ol ... suffei ing sister. Public sub- havi been ipei ��� t i ing and pro ,'lsions and ca ing for all refugees Iso who make theli way mountains. ��� nn ��� : ' A : ".' ing down . ver it breaks i iTOOpS. It is still impossibli I each anj ��� - imate of the di I i n in- .: ired -a chile are n i I ing. A large section ol ml . : ". ��� re:', was visited A ' I ��� . :' fast ThurSdaj and ca- e orts of casualties refer in - ��� aces to particular locall- notabl} Valparaiso and in others evidentl) to the entire district which ��� ��� from the shock. ' ��� number of dead in Valparaiso ess will run into the hundreds the country pn Into ands. Thi " ertj damage is estimated two hun in.i 'a three bun- million dollars. .a i- ' eing organlzi .1 with sys- the government is taking ti i ontn ' ol thi situation. The ... . tions are active in re- :��� - ;. ��� es, as are privati i sons. Sea Level Raised. Santiag i, Chile, Aug. 20.���Refugees rom Valparaiso declare that the sea coast had heen noticeably lifted In several places above its previous level. A relief conimtitee has been . rganized here It will receive bud- tii as in all the banks and at othei public places and agents will e sent through Hie city to solicit money, rood and cUthing to be Fent to Valparaiso and othe,- places Where assistance is needed. The people of Lemache have requested the government to send troops to put a stop to pillage Preparations are being -.. ide to destroy buildings left in a dangi i " ndltlon by the earth- ,. ike and ��� fforts are being madi I perfei I ! nlzatlon to ��� ������ ��� ine. Relief From 'Frisco. San i' nclsco, Vug, 20, ��� M i ers i the committee ol fort; ap- ��� ��� meant elief of San ������ dsi o, during the fire of lasi April, mei today to arrange tor San ��� ��� | o's contrll utlon to trl ' n ��� ��� ph ol '" lie, Within 16 iti Individual members of the committee had sul b i :' ed $2,505, lt nn inced thai the Canadian Hank of commerce had already tele- hed to the President ol Chile the :��� ��� 0f $10,000, advi need at the re- qu( -t of members of the committee. 'lhis sum is now to be raised y | ub- lie subscription. Historic Island Destroyed. New York. Aug L'O.���Report reached this city today that the South Am- oilcan earthquake destroyed the island of Juan Fernandez, off the Chilean coast. It belonged to Chile and on it were a penal settlement and a fort.. This is the island made famous by Daniel Defoe, as the scene of the thrilling adventures of Robinson Crusoe. Nitrate Region Safe. Berlin, Aug. 20.���The Chilean con- sul has a cable dispatch from Iqulque announcing that the nitrate region has no- been affi i ���!..��� earth- ��� i ia ��� Meeting of Condolence. Rio de Jam Aug 20, The Am erican Internatii n ���.,, today ��� : hi q lestion i thi location of the next meeting of the conference. Tomorrow'.- meeting of the conference will be one of the condolence over the earthquake disaster in ' Thousands Without Shelter. .' Is, Aug. 20. -A dispatch to the Havas news agenc) from Valparaiso, undated, was received here today by of Galveston. The correspondent thai 20,000 of the inhabitants of Valparaiso are without shelter, th I lead cannot he ac- ��� . though it is very ' ' <��� Villa del Plaza has een lestroyed and that is estimated at $250,1 "... '. The dispatch adds that lews agency was ���T to fli ��� the It; and that it is ��� 1 vei several o: It en bers were killed. Dominion is Damaged. Quebec, Aug. 20.���While the British battleship Dominion was coming up the Bare des Chaleurs at daylight i :i Friday morning last she struck a Shi eived some damage and 1 ' ' lng " " '���' 'Information as ��� ���:. ��� ��� n1 "he injury is re fused. Ol VA 'in. day rhe battleship :- to be presented with a service of plate subscribed for by Canadians after which it is expected that tbe ship will go into the Luise Basin for temporary repairs. o��� ������- Sixteen Men Executed. Cronsl Aug. 20.���Sixteen men, i ndemned for participation in the mutiny here on Aug. 1, were executed at daybreak this morning. Among the number were two students named Ivanoff and Makrians and Dr. Gusar- of , an i my s irgeon. Nelson Defeats Portland. Victoria, B. C, Aug. 20.���Nelson defeated Portland by a score of 51 runs in a two innings match today in opening the cricket tournament. Washington was defeated by Vancouver by an innings and Hit runs. �� s- Mrs. Mair Dead. ,, " Victoria, B. C, Aug. 20.���Mrs, Ch is Mair, formerly of Prince Aibi Sask., wife of Charles Mair the well known Canadian author, passed awa> on Saturday the ISth instant, at the aire oi 57, from cerebral hemorrhage. o Canada's Foreign Trade. ; ii wa, Aug. 20.- Canada's foreign July shows an increase, in ��� ts of $172,357 ev. - lasi The customs revenue $371,31 Winnipeg Wins. Is, ",i m., ^ug, 20 The Winnipeg ! ���: - te won the champion- C 1- a. today, de- I , 2. Fall Court Dates. The fi ' sittings ' ���' the supreme court of British Columbia have been ��� ��� - follows, C11 - .'. ��� ' an r, Oct. :' City of Nelson, Oct S Town of Clinton, Or":. 2. Cil ' '1 elstol ,'. Oct. 2. Cit. ' '��� . Oct. 5. Clt; ' \'i lo I . Oct. 9. Clt; Vi non. Oct. 1(1. City . i cr. enwood, Oct, 16. City of Nanaimo, Oct. 1S. city ol New Westminster, Oct. 23. Civil Ca.-. .- City of Victoria. Oct. 2. City of Ki.ssh~.nd, Oct. II. City of Vancouver, Oct. 16. Full Court- City of Vancouver, Nov. G. City of Victoria, Jan. S. 07. o Hawthorne Appeals. The Robert Hawthorne case is to be appealed says W. G. McQuarrie The contention of Mr. Hawthorne's legal advisor Is that, the case was conducted in an irregular way. The notice of appeal will be given today. is Ti ' .-1 . . ��� j >j, : i > 1 hA : '' ' im W'\ ~$l\.t} r \ ill If m '���; f.lii'i. .'..iii THE DAILY NEWS TUESDAY. AUGUST 2,. 19 Pure salt is just as important as pure water or pure milk. WINDSOR TABLE SALT is absolutely pure and never cakes. MORGAN CANNOT STOP THE CHILLIWACK LINE A LiTTLE NONSENSE. Somo Clever Sayings Oct of the Mouths of B-r'jes. Grandpa ��� Don't i rv. Tomtny. i Here's a nick .1 Now, what will you do with it ��� T miniy���M-mati h you to B-see if it's two . ir a-nol bin'. Special Summer Courses For Teachers in the SPROTT-SHAW Business Institute Limited. Buntzen Declares Himself Before Departure���Interurban Line to Be Doubled Tracked. Before leaving for rhe Old Country last Saturday, Managing-Director Buntzen of the British Columbia Electric Railway company, made the following statements to a Vancouver' Province representative: "The greatesl project I shall carry 11 my London directors will he tbe Chilliwack tram scheme. Already, however, sufficient is known there of Iho plan.- io serve as a iia-is ������: my re- pi it. i shall recomn en I the line an 1 look for it io become an actual I icl within a few years, The municipalities affi i".l will voie mi the proposition before September 30, which will allow of work being commenced early next year. Al Chilliwack my company has made arrangements with the old company planning a road there I ��� compensate it for all w irk done. This amount was given bj Mr. .1 Burtt Morgan as $9,000 some time ago. If more is demande 1 now I don't know what action will be taken, but such a demand would nol impede the construction of the road. The old scheme would somi ran oul under any circum- sl in | "Concerning l i stensions, At" lompaa.. has an A al.. n this year all I il con. : possibly do. Xexl double-tracking of the New Westminster line will pi a ia'.l; in lertaken, the traffic having grown so as to ren- ' der this Imperative. There will also probably be an extension constructed In Fairview West next year, the exact route of which has nut been decided. Other extensions will asidered as the growth of the city luring the next twelve months renders ivise and expedient. "Regai' lint, the f telii gs of my boar : toward extensions, 1 may say thai the n e a ii , stand i ead; to pul 'la money I in any scheme ol extension which accommodates the public an.] shows a I pi rssibility of returning a fair dividend within a reasonable time, More than ' this I do not think the public can ask. When the company is iu a position to j pay dividends which may he counted j as excessive, then will come a time ' i when I shall recommend a division of the surplus with those who have sup- rted ns in the past, in the reduction of rates ami tlio ini reuse of wages. '. he company woul I like iii :'.; work ��� i be done upon I h - ime basis as that. now being done ;;. N'orth Vancouver, where the company did more 'ban was originally agreed upon in order to meet the requests of the residents. 'Concerning the Port, Moorly exten- sion, I have hear! nothing since the first meeting on the project. The .''.������a,- Is no' dead, however, by any means, antl there are possibilities in the plan. T am sorry thai the pension scneme . fell through, but as far as the company Is concerned n '''ring further can be done. It. is now up ro 'he men to change their deci iratlon A thoy so de- sire. I think one Important point has been neglected b; them in connectiou tvlth 'he plan. If any of im portance in ti;.. ivii undertakes ach a ,- ystem, lera ll 'oil iw in the ra 'ia- Ine, ; '"ii ��������� I elteve there would have sprung ip i -��� neral system which woul] have aa -are | ., man. even If be lid change - ivtnent, ot e ii!..-:.-. ol tl ��� ;eneral ichei ie Mr, Buntzen ��iii iem tin In Lon lon ' a. ime 'im" In ��� ������ il ation with i llri irs, afti ��� ch he will ��� time on the < ontlnent. _ Q_i _ Distress in Coquitlam. Chief Constable Spain wen: out toi Coquitlam yesterday to Investigate a reported case of disi ress. He fo md a huge family of children in very needy circumstances and one of the children in need of medical attendance. The heads of the family seemed to be of a shiftless character an'l through the reeve of the municipality, the chief arranged for medical help t.-) be furnished. E. X. South may be invited to take charge of one or more of the children in the home in Vancouver, H. A. 8CRIVEN, B. A., Vice-Prin. J. Ft. CUNNINGHAM, Sec. A Gift For Our Customers. Hamma���You have a bad c : '., Johnny. I'll wrap your throat w th 335 Hastings Street W.. Vancouver flannel and give 5 u some cough gjrUp. R. J. SROTT. B..A��� Principal. Johnny���Wouldn'l flannel cake-- ami maple sirup be better, mamm 1 ? Little Margie���What's a cannon . cracker. Tommy? Little Tommy���A cannon cracker, sis, is ine thai d m't go off till a fellow crawl lur it to see what's ti > matter with it. Mami 11 ��� Would you like si ��������� sugar mi ;��� iur sli c! I manas, di ir? Small Joe���No, m imma, Tl \ are - ��� ?weel I guess 11 )d musi lia' ' sugared 'em w i, "i he n . le 'en Littl ��� Elsie (in hert'*.of sl car) Mamma, I want to go to bed Ms mi 1 VA:-. ��� : are in ; i. ' .". Littl ��� Elsii ��� No, I'm 11 it, m 1 ma: I'm on a l>iur shelf,���t 'i ; 1 Sews. Overlooks No Opportunity. "i Ine thing I lik ��� ab mt Miss Win lierl >i A: is thai she has the 1 :' humor. A man never has to tell 11 joke twii g to get her to laugh ai it." "\ ; she can 1 xhibii one rettii I dii pies in the world n' en Ac smiles."���Chicago Record-Herald. Comfort In That. Jimmy ��� Ain't yer vaccinati healed up yei ? Tommy���Xaw! Jimmy���Goe! Don't it make yer fi el bad ��� Tommy - Naw' The doctor I i ! mom Lmusti '1 tak j n bath till it's all healed up.���PhiladelphiaLedgi.". His Will. In Efery Pickage of Colgali-'s Denial Powder We Give a Presenl of a cake of Cashmere Bouquet Soap FREE, (Guest Room Size) FREE A Wonderful Bargain. H. RYALL DRUG HALL v i?\0mk ;A>'v���'?er .AlHivXr^A \ / /' ' nfe smtSs *irra Job Printing ARROW PRESS Open ror Business July 4, 1906. Public Notice! & The annual general meeting of the shareholders of the New Westminster South- Win id Glumpit'i ern Railway Company will There was a man nth astrong.1 beheld at the offices of the Smith���1111 ji . His heirs didn 1 have much ditTiculty in breaking it. V. W. & Y. in VanCOUVrer at ��� Philadelphia Pressi 1A > 1 1 a rv.r -nr i 10 0 clock A. M. on Wednes- The Difficulty. ^ay, the 5th c|ay 0f Septem- "1 suppo ������ :: was hard wor:-: to| ' in follow my argument," said the law- ber, lJOb. yer. "No," ;:::-���>., re 1 the judge; "it was easy to follow it, Imt it was difficult to k"et, awake until the destination u.is reached."���Baltimon News. T. J. TRAPP, Secretary, Cordwood For Sale He Made Good. "Give me plenty of rope," ?ai the poor but honest youth, "aud i'i get tln'i' ." Ami he did, Ten years later he had acquire.1 -,. fortune from the manufacture oi campaign cij ars.- American Sin. Well-seasoned Pine Cord- And He Lest Out j y d,j lt had been all over betweci them for uearlj thirty-seven sei Particulars Box 39, Port onds. tj , "Well," he queried, "why don 'Hammond, you give back the ring?" "Oh," she answc I, "I shall r tain il just to keep my hand in." Parental Consideration. "Bliggins s;n - he values his 1 p . ions because th are the childri of his brain." "Well, in thai case he should rea ize the impropriety of trying to get I TEA SETS, everybody he meets to adopt them ' ���Washington .star. MOREY'S j China Department la (illiner up, Come and see the lovely 1 CARNIVAL. D1NNERWARE, GLASSWARE, Etc. AT Blaine, Wash., August 20th to 25th, MOREY'S Columbia St. Foretsers at Nanaimo. Nanaimo, Aug. in���The thirty-third meeting of the district of British Columbia Anclenl Order of Foresters opened in this city this morning. Delegates were presenl from every court in the province. Several important amendments relative to the British Columbia order, will be considered at the meeting. 1906. On August l'.i'h to 2."iih Inclusive, 1906, the Oreal N irthern Railway com pany will sell round trip tickets New VVestmlnste to Blaine and re- : irn at one and one-third fare for the round trip, $1.55 Children five years of age nnd under twelve, half of the above rate. Return Iim! ���, until AugneJ 26th, 1306. G. TIDY, FLORIST PLANTS, CUT FLOWERS, BOQUET3 AND FLORAL DESIGNS. Telephone A184 or address 4th Avenue and 10th Street. I lW��K25��taU Things Happen I The Night And the only way to keep posted is read the Delivered at your door in time for breakfast. Complete service of the World's news as furnished by the Associated Press, and all the local happenings of interest. 10 Cents Per Week HINT TO MERCHANTS The morning is the time to tell the purchasing public what you have to offer them for the day, and the NEWS is a medium through which you can talk business to almost every resident of New Westminster and many residents of the surrounding district, Listen to the advertising man when he calls to talk to you. & Jl JE50AV AUGUST 21, 190C. THE DAILY NEWS SAY, WIFEY WHATth* ������<���', [c th( matter with this bread ? I was at mothers last night and she had the most . . lovely .read. Well, no wonder, your mother bakes with RISING SUN, and i grocer ������ id more of that stuff he sent last I'll certainly send it back You get me RISING SUN FLOUR and I'll ke just as go �� br< ad as your mothei ever made. THE CALGARY, - ALBERTA F. G. DAWSON. Agent, 145 Hasting* Si ��t, West. V wmmmmmmmmmmmmEs - 3 >��� anccv.ver. LTD. waaBs *', ^-aK !JD A PERFECT SET tr? J OF TEETH FOR . egui 1 .... lly and - ��� ��� ... of the b< stsel teel ;u evi si ting twice as i echanical expi rts e men ' ��� - ��� rkisl 11 es1 the D A'-- ft ' \^\ I rices worth coi ling i iles to p - 'it by Gold Filling . . . $1.00 Platina Filling . . $1.00 Silver Filling . . . SOc Gold Crowns .... $5.00 Bridge Work i,,r;M $5.00 Set of Teeth . . . $5.00 Consultation and Examination Free of.Charge. Ai! Our Work Guaranteed for 10 Years With a Protective Guarantee. Ihe Boston Dentists, H Hou i 9 a. m. lo 8 p. m. Remember the Place ���*07 Hastings St. VV., Vancouver B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manufacturers and Dealers in All Kinds of Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, Doors, Interior Finish, lurned Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. FARMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing and Draining. Royal City Branch, Columbia St., Telephone 12. New Westminster. & v--- - V m iv*" -*.' S^SST^5** ...^ ^i-E:'-\\-��$�� Westminster iron Works ��� ��� Columbia. ��� ��� ��� ��� of the i River 4 ��� ��� " . ��� ���.-.'Tl;, "'.... : ��� - ul ��� . . o '��� .'������' - JOHiN RT:ID, Bl . ., p. .... B. t. Monumental Works JAMES McKAY, Propi - '--.". | nufacturer ot Marble and Granite monuments Headstones, Tablets, Tombstones Re. Write for prices, New Westminster, B, C. ��� 7 . ' ��� ' ��� .... liver t i ihi ������ ' ��� . a ��� e . . , ��� . ..,,,- r,..,!. wbicl ... will bi ��� - ..... .:.-..,. 1 lepai tment i offlci o e Grown I ��� ��� \gen1 ��� \ew \\ ��� tminstei B C ... .. . ,, . an . ��� ��� ' ��� ������ iui or iar1 T ..... the Minlsti I Ib< li ; . onus whi eh tl ��� ... to pay fi i Heen si Xo '��� idi ir telegi aph wlll e en . ������ i ������ i'i ;;- ;--.- tt | ������ j | Sei ������ ; . . tment ol thi Inti oi a lull rth, 1900 secure judgment against the cm. Boards of Trade of Vancouver and New Westminster Get Decision From Commission. NOTICE. Steamboat Inspection Service. The ��� i imlnal lon ol the i andid ites ho have applied fur the position ...... ���.��� iinii and I aii '.a nl i I wlll lal a place al the .. ,i [nspectoi 's i Ifflce, Victi I " ��� , on ', igusl 21 i 1. I90C F. QOURDEAU, 1 ii .. il. Minister of Mai;"" fl a I i ii i|. |i NOTICE. ��� . : hereb ��� given thai 30 days 'a'.- I Intend lo make application in the Honorable the Chief Commissioner Of I.nn IS and Works, for , lal i.i- "in e i" cul and carry away Imber rrom the fallowing described in Is, Bltuated East of the head Of Pitt Lake, N. v.'. Disfrict: Commencing nt n stnke planted on the North East corner of tho E. O. Patterson old claim No, 10��8, thence Northerly bains, thence Weal SO chains, thence South sn shains, thence Hasl io chains to point of commencement gtaked August 13th, 1906. JAMBS SHARPE. New Westminster, B. C. rds i le ol Vani i !���������' Wu Westmins er, B C, with whom ar�� asso iated the Canadian V] ...������- ssociati< n, ; ve ��� ��� idgmi nl ��� "a the railway com- ailssion in theii In1 against rhe ��� P R. They alleged ihat ihe com- : anj discrimin iti l . g ;"-- ci ast i olnts In com) etition fi i trade with ��� . inland regions The ' "ii 1 ordi i - th I the addltii nal toll ol ���"��� cents i bund ������ ij hi ��� a all ��� ffie ti bich oi Iginati - In th istei n les ol :i'" S in a.,i,,, ���; . ...... n. . md charged i ������ freight ��� -, ; a-'��� rn ������ ��� ��� tlm I I i ime B. i pointi 11 ���:. ; ��� i t i i - i; ��� I i" 'be i an idiai freig ���'' '.a also thai thi - :'. warn ��� foi lu used In ., ,...;.,. ,, |ghi as In uthei pari . I ,n 1 , The i oai I has i ��� fuse l to approve local tariffs I. 2 and 3 ol the C P. R . m plj lng to bi anch lines In Manitoba. tit asked li at bai ge as high as I '..ii"-' a mile The board , onslders thai ll ��� boul' nol appi ove a higher i ate than ' A cents, which Is " ���. I N I!, ml" The board proposes holding meetings ::' Calgary, Regina and Winnipeg on its return Irom the West to hear representatives as to safeguarding express and with reference to telephone rates. __ o__���, Big Business In Court. A big day's business wns done at ' the police court yesterday morning, ; nine cases in nil being dealt with, the majorltj being Indians charged with having been drunk, and men Charged with supplying them with ; liquor, .tohn Smith, of Ladner, was fined $5(1 nnd costs for having supplied a klootchman named Laura with j whiskey. Not having the money, he i ....... u. Car I ne J ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ho 1 end .... .... home at Han ��� i .] a. n lon . T ��� ��� T or ten di bavii .... : or creatini -ince Chinesi . ��� Lulu island, w ed by Mr ' tl leath of oni ��� .��� -a ��� with a hoe. V'" i i nf . : - ' ' "-��� cutris 'he value hi ot ... gi was withdr '��� ��� two m<'n who were allowed ... .. (jistui ban :e In the lower q . ��� the etl on Sunflaty did n> - : ear when their uami wen called, and the magistrate ordered their . estreated. o- Trouble at Hazelmere. provincial police are h Frenchman named Vallieure who cused bis neighbor, John ,:.-. , of shooting oni i Oster's heif- ��� ��� The men ire both ranch rs nnd live in the vicinity of Hazelmere near the border and hnve been nt loggi i heads for somo time The climax came n t'i \\ d ' a ago when Oster's . , wandi ''A ,. nto Vallieure's ranch. Vallieure went inro his house and returned with a shot gun with which hi roci ded to fill the heifer with lead. The shooter then disap- eared. Constable Wilkie left yesterday to locate the offender nnd if i ossible serve him with n summons to , i before Magistrate Pittendrigh to answer for his sins. IIIM POST-OFFICE ROBBED AND BURNEI Fire Breaks Out and Destroys Property After Money and Letters Are Stolen. -. Vug. 20.���Word -' ��� ���:. M Idway that pi .'��� was roii- and money, and the robbery fire the building, hich, ii intents ol pren. I . ed al aboui ed by insurance II reported rning ��� -. .' has been nber fires around rh" el expe- ���ienci Mi.Iwn;. and Cas- I on Friday night. GENERAL CONFERENCE M. CHURCH OF CANADA. Montreal. Que.. Sept. 12 to Oct. 4, 1906. Foi the above occasion the Oreal N ii them Rallwaj will sell '��� li ��� .... ,. ��� hi low. st flrsl fan plus $1" 00 for the round trip Tic- ���.. ge] ��� 5th to 6th LANGLEY NEWS. s 20 Mi !������������������ i ������ who has been visiting nr Mrs James MeAd ��� e, went to Van- cuvi n Monday where she will ��� for a few days. After that she otinue her journey to Medicine Hat. Mies Eva Rhodes of Port Kells has ��� ��������� Easl Delta on a visit. Mi Wright i Vani ��� i1 is visitini - | "ents nt this place. Mr'. T. Waterhbuse of Langley pass- ��� Saturday after a and painful illness, The funeral took pace on Monday. The fun- era service was conducted hy Rev. Mr. Wilkinson. Mrs. Nixon of Vancouver i.s the "���a -��� ol Mrs Nixon of Port Kells. Miss Smith of Langley expects to i leave flor Cloverdale in the neaT ! future where she will act as matron of | a private hospital which is I ���"ins ��� ected nt that place. "* R. A. Braden, jr.. was n visitor in New Westminster on Thursday. Misses Ruby nnd Vera Coylterhave .,���... .i f,.0T11 \;ew Westminster whi re they hnve heen visiting frien Is. Mi George Dair of Langley is binding .Tames lenkins' grain with his .-. ������ | inder. ited I tit Inti lllgenl In.Is it ��� Ighti ��� n ��� ai ������ ol age, at Fruit ' ��� . . '���' ���-.��� : ' .,.' t ��:��� E- > ������ ��� ��� 'E-..--V ' .:,: -^sfiAv -,. . : 1 t t I 1 l t i Plug Chewing Tobacco 10c per cut "���:$ii m'-i A" BPi ���m ii i flE 'If n i Ai I 4 THE DAILY NEWS 8'cy ami waterfall; and in the seventh _ , nnd last, to cap the lot. she has her Published by The Daily News Pub- ���,-..��� ������ (siting Company, Limited, at their '"' " uwen- iffices corner of Sixth and Front <J otreets. New Westminster, B. C. Por ouce in a wav we are j^ppy . . ti) ,)e ;i.)le ((j Congraiulate the Coluiu- MANAGING DIRECTORS. ;,lan Iu ^y^ of ,a8t Ilight on J. C. Brown P.. J. Burde the Transvaal Constitution was quite ��� _____ ��� a:, able effort. At least, the ability ADVERTISING RATES. was there; there might be two opin- _ , , . ,. , . ,, ions as to the effort. The fact that Transient display advertising, 10 cents per line (nonpariel) 12 lines to tne same article appeared in the To- the inch. Five cents per line for ronto Globe ot Wednesday last inigtr. subsequent insertions. (ead those ,,eople who have a nasty Reading notices, bold face type 20 haolt 0f sneering at their neighbors cents tier line, brevier or nonpariel, 10 i cents tier line. : ���people who have never learned the Foi time contracts, special posi- beatific influence of "soft talk"���to t.ois, apply to advertising manager. insinuate that the article had been Notices of births marriages or cribbed but it wouId be a monstrous deaths, SOc. Wants, for sales, lost or - f-mnd, rooms to let, etc.. one cent, per thing���would it not? To accuse the ���vord. No advertisement taken fc r Columbian of such a sin. How much lesj than 25 cents. j more in tbe spirit of the cult of "soft ~.���,���~.,~-,.-~~-*��� ~.w-w.~. ^ik" to accept the coincidence as an- TELEPHONES. othe,. ]l,.oof of the fact tlm ..great Business office 22 minds think alike." Had the article Editorial office 17 been copied, credit would surely have Manager's residence 277 been given. No, strange as it may ��� appear that the same thoughts, cloth- . ��� -. ed In the same words, should find ex- ���--^ y._ ...���*- presslon In the Columbian just five " ilitv.s after they had appeared in the TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1906 GIob8i surely it is better to accept _ the "greal mind" explanation than to A TANGLE OF ENDOWMENTS. imagine that the lofty soul 0f the edl- Tlie Nelson Daily News has had tor of the Columbian would stoop to occasion to think over the things for cribbing the article of another, and which the people of British Colum- ,luu "!l"'1' a wicked Grit. Yet the bla should be thankful, and appears scoffers would not be without warrant, to have found that the total could lie ��or such coincidences hnve occurred expressed by the mystic number sev- bef��re- 0n the 10th of August, the en, but in its enumeration leaves out Dall>' News had ;l stor>' trom Alaska" number six. We are puzzled as to lhitei1 Jul>' L',;' and on the l5th the the way in whieh ihe blank should' same story geared in the Colum- be filled. Probably the best plan will bian- dated from Al��s'<a on the 13th. be to offer u chromo for the best so- Here was no rase of cribbing, no lution senl in before the provincial foundation for such a charge, but the general election Here Is the enumera- vt,'-v f!i!'i"a* coincidence that a story tion; i printed In this paper on the 10th liritish Columbia has a great deal j should- three .lavs later, be wired to be thankful for. In the first place,!from Alaska ro 1he Columbian. she hus as her lending citizen a native o- .- .son. endowed with good looks and curly locks; in the second place, she has rich mines, limitless forests and teeming seas; in the third place"she hns a sphynx, a wonder nr' erudition, a master of wisdom as president of the council and brains of the government: In the fourth place, she hns an amazing legacy of sl itute amendments left by the late lamented attorney general: In the fifth place, she is blessed with a magnificent climate und a glorious tangle of entrancing scenery���mingled mountain and lake, forest und stream, rock and plain, THE DAILY NEWS TUESDAY. AUS'J 81 21, Th�� boom for Bryan .is nexl presl dent of the United States hns thrown the great republic >nto the work of preparing for the election a good two . .. irs before the date of the �� u mal beginning of the election itself. Roosevelt's announcement that he would in no case be a cand late foi re-election is the thing which gives force to the agitation. Had I 'republicans the certain recourse of I i nominating him, they would be inline I to take matters : i h easily; bul they appear to I ��� ���' I il the president is the only man in rheir Bide w-ho can beal Bryan, and they ! are none too sure that even he can ' dc it. Hence every effort is put forth to induce Roosevelt to withdraw bis decision not to run again Wli.it the presldenl himself thinks about It the public Is not likely to know for some time. It is quite possible however that he reels now it would have been wiser to vvui' till be e.ime to that renominatlon bridge before he : crossed it. o The Liberal press of the Provin -, while it has nol ha.l a great deal to say on the subject, Beems Inclined to take the right position on the new aspect of the Chinese question. Everybody knew that Chinese exclusion meant a whole lot of serious in- convenience and some loss; and that the conditions to be broughl ab mt b; exclusion would necessarily last for some time. But the breaking down of the old system uuder which certain classes of work were monopolized by the Chinese, was the object 1 sought to be attained, and when it has been demonstrated that no such ; result can be attained, then and n it till then, will the time come to ta | about reversing the policy At the same time, while ii is true thai no one -hould allow his position on ,i question of this kind to be influenced bj the conduct of individuals, it is also true that some of those who assume to speak as the representatives ol ' I ibor" are doing Iheir best to alienate the - mpa hies of a great man; who have. In the Interests of labor, supported Chinese exclusion. ^ From, certain somewhat cryptic utterances in the Delta Times we infer ii:.;' the administraiton of law In the : -aerous town of i.iidi.er i.s not quite what is expected in u British coru- munity. It Is said that the aim of ihe court is rathe: to make Itself a good fellow" with the people who ie- ve In the wide open style of running things municipal, than to uphold the law. The Times asks: "Who Is ��� i run this district, i ie ' iw-breaker or those who honor the law? Al pres- ���: i the law-breakers, white nnd yel- I iw, appear to hold sway. Surely it is time for a ch inge " Mosl decldedlj ! Is time for a i lange, if our cotem'.s statements ire correct, as we assume ' ey are. We ' eg to pass the matter" on to the attornej general, who is fin illy responsible If the state of tings cofnplained of Is allowed I i continue. The Province has had a rr.oo.1 name heretofore as a law-abld-, ing country, aud that good name ,st an asset with which we cannot afford to part o Who says thai Southern chivalrj Is .lend? Awaj down in Georgia, a brace of politicians have got at loggerheads aiKiut some matter of a state- ment one made about the other and one of them has concluded thai the matter calls for something more than talk. Ile refused to re'-:i"i a story be had told, the other mat denounced the j story u- a falsehood, rd then the party of the first part writes him: "Some of the language of your let- ti-i Is very offensive to me. I hereby beg you will retract every word of ii. Failing thai, you will indicate' what time and place on the frontier of the neighboring state we may| continue this correspondence." Does mil that recals Sir Nigel l.oring. of 'lie White Compnny, and liis quiet courteous readiness to "go further inti the matter" with any one disposed to quarrel? o a British Columbi i syndicate has een formed tor the purpose of sup- pi; lng -ion., from I he quari A- of I he Province', for the rebuilding of Sun Francisco. The syndicate has conti i of marble and other quarries al Noot- Soun I an.l Satui na Island, and of valuable clay deposits at Esquimau. It nlso has options ou other similar I roperties. In tiie list of dlrectoi - wo find ".l. C. Armstrong, New Westminster's most wealthy citizen." Nicholas Longworth, husband of rhe "Princess Alice," Is ���. manufacturer of Catawba ivlne, which has been practically unknown in the old country. Now. however, II is on th" ,- lisi of all ibo big hotels, and ���le' king is sal I to have oidered i loi of it. Yet Longworth was never known to talk S-> ml ll: nnd h iw ihe trick wns done Is the puzzle o Twent) ; ears a na .���{..,��� astronomi s had catalogued 342,000 stars At that time a congress ol astronomers was held und tho work or' mapping the heavens -.va- livided tp among the ��� ron ime - i sevente 'n different countries. They have nearly completed their 1 ibors and have a iw 1,500,000 stars on their maps, Wanted���Active, Intelligent lads ibout eighteen .'.ous of age, al Fruit Cannery. Front street. W. R. Gilley, 'Knone !���_-_. J. R.Oniey, .Pnone1 E]W GILLEY BROS, Dealers in Coal, Lime, jRrick, Sand, Cement Fire Brack, Fire Clay and Crushed Rock. Also agents R C. rotary Co. sewer pipe, etc Local agents Vancouver P.o rtland Cement Co. Office, Front Street, New Westminster, B.C., Near C.P.R. D ���Phone i-tt tp.il Hug- 21 In history. 1762 Lady Miry Wortley Montagu, :i.i<i>.i for eccentricity .mil Ip-Hpth trum Turkey, died; born 1690. nts Wllliani iv .11' England born; died 1,137. IP' waa tha third son of George HI an,1 became heir presumptive1 on th.- death of Un- Duke of York In _.27. On the death of hla brother, George IV . June r... 1830, la- a ceded ta ibe throne. Ib' waa succeeded by hla nlei ,'. Vlctoi in 1788���Julea Mlchelet, .in eminent French historian and writer, !><>ni in Paris; died 1-71 1820- Professor John Tyndall, English ..�� n..sii a - 1 :. ,' ::��� .1 phi] i opher, boi ri. .lia.i r ..��� ' 1881 !������ ..:������ ' oombs, p . ��� ind BOldler, died .0 Lexington, K y . born ir I: 1886 i'i' ��� a s ,i, [Train Isi 0 destroj 1 I 12,000, 0 ������ a th of prop. ny. 1902���Oenernl Franz Slgel, famous German civil ivnr veteran, died In New York city; born ��� 1 190! Vai ' 1 1 Do Ige, 1 ithoi. poet ar I editor of 31 NI h ilaa, .li.'.l at Tan- nersvllle, N. V.; born b3i. To Test Coi v Adulteration iu v ^ , tented i.v adding to ,, ��� , col* water some of the , tee. Genuine coffe ��� not give a ilistfrii > . . ter for several mint I cereal i and otl or n ' settle at t!;a Ait' .��� trails nf color Fried Cjcumr IA ;���.., . ��� ��� ���.' , ��� so.ik in co] I v il r Wipe dry, eirs mil with all : : . deep : it. Dra i dry with lemon. Thosi . . ��� ,. rwniment to mutton mince AN UNFORTUNATE SLIP. 14 COMIC CUTS���1905 ATC" in Gold mma9Bi&ffaSWi9HBB} B&<mwmisn ���a_��y<*ML-aa__i2����n. cichetibach Company, Limited CO ES. .Av _K��i Competition Closes Saturday, September 22, 1 906 First Prize $50 in Gold. Second Prize $25 in Gold Fifteen Prizes of $5 each in Gold A printed check will be given to each cash customer showing the amount of their purchs ;e. Our weekly | and monthly customers will also be given coupons for the amount of their bills on payment of same. When you get $1 worth of checks present them at our office and get a coupon. The coupons are all numbered in duplicate. One is given to the customer and the other is deposited in a sealed box. The first number 1 drawn wins the first prize; the second drawn wins the second prize; and so on through the list. IMPORTANT���All holders of prize coupons must present them on or before October 10th, 1906, otherwise same will be distributed among the charitable institutions of the city. #*% iii JT^ w*% $H& ir"^ W^i Columbia Street WHOLESALE Af^D RETAIL BUTCHERS IffiiifiSri^^ ,'. "- ml *a s^m m m m :4 ��� m'.' #;$ :-m. .>.? M ana mt&J ^mr-sss.. ��� New SVestminste mSfSESifflS^i^^ -mg Ui TJESD*.' ALPCUST 21. IMS THE DAILA NEWS THE CASH STORE Smith s Basket Picnic SALE. WHAT IT IS. 7;..- is a sale of all kind - - handise "i '��� r"' earai e. Prices i tl ��� bar . :.- bti arrani e , ���:.��� i . . . .,��� ��� ��� price Each tabli atari iod ich extra woi a dollar v Basket No. 1 ��� : extra heai n th Basket No. 2 9 pin ba ������ ���-. - his sali 15c 10c Basket No. 3 t ��� ... ... 1 c Basket No. 4 Hand so - ?��� . . 60c, and 25c Basket No. 5 aad M I, with i3B buck' 25c Basket No. 6 . . ��� -. sizes ' a ; 25c Basket No. 7 Astounding \ ���:..'. ��� ��� ma iorth2.1i 12 l-2c Basket No. 8. B iwn Gree . in I Re I Lu si "i -������ an I some fane; dresi ... h fornierl :".. and 40c; this sale .... ind -. : 25c T. H. Smith 267 Columbia St., New Westminster, B. C. i i'onic in ;iuil see aur assort- ment of the famous Eaton-Hurlbut . Jk 11 is swell BOOKSELLERS ANO STATIONERS Phone 157. Local News Briefly Told! A large shipment ol new ha; wa- re ceivca il bis port yi.-,-.. ,la' from the Delta dlstricl The freightei Lapwing came li n Bunda: v.: b a large consigumen-. or ock .-.ii , , . merchants The '.' P. k yesterdaj Bhl ip ��� I ��� . ol Todd Inlel cemenl I i the Kootena: Powei impan; al Bonnlng- ��� ir. Palls An Intermediate lacrosse match is a leriuled rn take place on Thursday . enlng between the Wesl End and the East End teams. load oi Unseed ol! was re al this poinl yesterday from Montreal and will be shipped on i . rhe R. P. Rirhet. to Victoria. ,,' young men enjoyed uncb party to Ladner on Sunday. Tin" participated in a drive around the Ladner district before returning- S Ross of Minnesota,, : anno m< I i lee li I he - : iinavian mg ii citizens of natlonalitj i va- 22 In the _ Bro vas yesterlay h a new swinging b lom ��� o while lifting :na- Tla I. P. . ��� - ��� r smaller n on ��� . .:. ol the ra- the gulf. .a- which was In the Brat km ,;p Ker 3 mil at i!...- poin! ai ��� . has ele ,wer. was ������;;. .- wi i ..- installed In one of rhe cjoi- pany's mills at that point. A and Mrs C. A We 3b are tida Bay during the . a. : on Sun >> Mr employees w .'-re all Invite i i e ever and have supper - Tho majority of rhe em .' .- made the i ... -;>,-���- i a bli da ral ol the late Sa e wh i lied 3 thi esul ol .ailing | stei ... ridge al Revelstoke n Sunda eld until j \\ e lm s ia;. 1 he funeral was pre- inn i ince 1 foi C les la bul Lhi ���-',.'. em ol the rem ilns 1 - een iv. account of the inquest noil eld until yes lay, . . ,: re-erecting the build ings In i imber on Burra I Inlel des :���' ed by fire een i in menced, The ees have cleare 1 out a -.- ������ ,;. the I md sl le , dte ' ... '': bas been . , tied lu. The outfit will be In I t . "':''#^. ! *&*i'4 M j Stationery ! v:^^^ j vhlch arrived a short time ago, Am \ ... r s.uk./EJ^ j I is swell. "[.-������ I ly jfE . J. MACKAY UO., * I i- Eyt s\\\\\\\\\m - i We have n ; mly thelargest % an.l best stock of WATCHES | ��� in the city, bul ab have the jjj 9S555T�� ��.35 sole agency \^s the HAMIL- ;��� TON WATCr?- S which Es accurate time keeping :��� ' annot be beaten �� W.C.CH 11AIN, The lewder, I lotd St. iis ir.i'ants ben'- I soft ip thi PICTURES. AT THE HOTELS. Ou hoi ��� Schelke -. Shaw, .: . '.' Bai well, Nor- -... . . ��� Man F R. J. B '���' ''���'��� V;,u' p, Mcfco owto* ���'��������� VV Lot ta, Miss Evans, Vai so MlSfl v illington R W Pe ��� A Malcolmson, Vancouver; Miss L. E. Perkins. St. I .oui.- V P Handcock, Winni leg A J Pilton, New Vork; K\ Fraser, Vancouver; George W. Knox. Victoria Colonial���A Tennyson Kamloops; :' Jerdtson Vane n eei 3 Charhon- ii.-Hi. Halls Prairie; F. B. halstead, Vane mver. Wli . McLe in, Seattle; B ;���.' . .. geusen Vai couve \ \i Web-1 sl������ Hanej . \\ Flood nd wlfi . Van-1 couver i'i- ��� ��� '- .<.,,. Sumas J R. Thesp an ihead D, A. ���. , ,agac<. ��� ips Seat- , Goti r ..��� ��� Mai J. F, i iIcEachern, Mis- Just Received an excellent line of Pictures of all grades. OLEOGRAPHS 20 x 40 for $1.50 OILS, good size - ��� $2.00 See them. They will delight your eyes, tempt yo;.;,'r purse and make you happy. i Moulding in large varieties. Framing a specialty. j LEE'S EURNiTURE EMPORIUM, j Duponl Block. Telephone 7 3. J ,.. < I Reduced Prices ON- I ��� Ladies* Blouses and | Shirtwaist Suits I JARDINE���ELLIOTT. , hi Easl En I brat ch ol loya bank in Vancouver was on S la joined in agi ' ''; '-i . | M B liott, of Newcastle, N. IA. -.��� ho a ed In Van- couve ning oi the C. P R express. The >'< ':,..'. was performed at rhe residi n - i Mi W. S. Archibald, Burnaby street, the Rev. Tt'. A. Wyllie. of Kamloops, officiating. The ha;,- rsequently erno in train on a honeymoon trip to the sound cities The White House I A. J. BIRTCH. ^^^^^^^^ 275 Columbia St. ;����� .:. the i t. >e ol a few Summer Resort Scheie. James S. Chasier was - anted 25 inches of water fr ' aes creek irdaj morning S a ��� i lommis- ��� C (A Fisher, Paynes creek is iod sized stream whieh empties to Hffwe so from .n's landing. The water secured Mr. Chaster is to be :iilize,i in of ,i summei scheme h he has on hand and is hoping to launch before another summer. New Saw Mill. A man name,! McLaughlin has commence,! lhe erection ol a saw mill in the vicinity ol Bon ^ c )rd A fang of men are a' presenl clearing li - sti 'inure ami as there - . considerable quantity of good timber in that district, easily acces- A water, the promoter hopes to conduct a very profitable business. o No More Work for Indians. The Indians who have been In the of the St. Mungo cannery came In to the city yesterday The cannery will be run during rhe re- mainder of the season without their assftance Special Clearance Sale of Shirts m Our regular good I values ��� $1.25, $1.50 j and $2.00���to clear the I store, 50c Sizes 14S to 17i PHILLIPS THE CASH CLOTHIER ^^sm I .1. Mahonej of the governmenl gent s depa n rei arned > estei .. n Victoria where he '-v a - enfold i tnissloner's rice in co] In . o il e msiness which ha - irlng upon the New Wesl Ins ��� lis rlcl The work was necessitated bj the ri'ii':i appointment, o. Governmenl Agent C. C. Fisher to gold commissioner for this cjis- : i : The officials who Yr. a irge of the C, P. V whai: yeste la noon noticed an emptj Bklff floating ! wn stream ani secured another ��� i' uith which tAer wenl ou! an I broughl Mi" derelict In. it was four,.! i" be .i skiff belonging to the Fraser River tannery. How ii cam.' to be floating down stream has not yet been explained Up to last nlghl tin< ioal was tied near the C. P N wharf Ladner By-Laws Carried. Tl.e Electric Lighting and the Land Sale law, both of which were voted on by tire ratepayers of the towa ol Ladner on Saturday, were carried. The former wen: through by a vote , 16 for to 10 against, and rhe latter b; yi to . against. Tiio Electric Lighting by-law pro- > - authorltj for the town council :���' enter Into an agreement with the H.-i-a Columbia Electric Railway companj tor the lighting of the streets of Ladner for a perlo.l of ! ears The Land Sale by-law provides for the sale of certain water lots to the Victoria Terminal & Ferrj company, which In time mav reopen Its ferry -."vi... between the Fraser river an.l Victoria How nicelv and easily a Cake can be iced with Cowan's Cake Icing Chocolate, Pink, White, Lemon, Orange, Almond, Maple and Coconut Cream. ABSOLUTELY PURE ICINGS THE COWAN CO.. Ltd., TORONTO MMMHHaMnHMaHnraiMMBijBHHI^HHHHHaM *xWfXWM^'<*:*:***jr:w half full ot water The ���." inlns of thi late Ca |j \i Elhlnuej who... boal was re- ceutlj picked up In the gulf u - , ���,.. .!,.�� n, have nol ) el bei a I iun I Search parties have ' oon oui ...:��������� time hunting along the sli i bul so far ��Ithoul stici ess Failure u . the bodj still le ives a talnl hope u pari oi his rei il Ives thai he . ,, ;hl possibly be still alive, The . , ;,i,. Is a verj i a one an I they , are nol bull ling verj high hopes up- j on It. G. Pei I . It Brown, D. Gllcfcu' - ami ( Ur Hacking returned on Sun : ������ fi . mosl enjoyable outing ip the Clo- holme river, The. took the stoai ; io Secheli and trom thence emb u holt canoes which thej '.' li i lem and , a Idled -,|! oul 20 tulle ,; i ' i i\ i .,., found I he i mul ) , '. ,i . ne tr on a poi' ������. ��� mdpolnl an,i flshe 1 ind ihol to their ��� s contenl wil h good res ill a ac- ��� Ilng to their own stories. They . i po,- bring back any of the fruits heir prowess as tiie weather was too imi to permit of Its keeping They ���a. thai the air and the climate wns ii te ' Ion and all the tittle they were away, they ill.I not lake the trouble* t.) erect their tent and sle;,t as Lost Pal ii tie is gla ises on Front Ci lum! la Bti eet. Finder return to Westi Instor Frull Packing Co. Advertise in The News *���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������*������������������������������������������������������������*���������� ��� ^^^^^^���^^^^-r '.^^^^^^^^���^BBBaa^BBBBBBBBBaaBBBBBBBBBBBBiaBBBBBBBBBBBllBBBBBBBlllllllBBlli��� IE CARNIVAL \ WEEK OP ATTRACTIONS COMMENCING MONDAY, AUG. 20 r I CLOSING SATURDAY. S5th ^ Balloon Asoenaion and Parachute Jump every day, and many other free \ acts. Dancing every day and night and a big continuous Vaud \ ilie Performance i One Whole Week of Fun. Baseball and Other Sports I EXCURSION RATES FROM ALL POINTS c ^ H > Wednesday, August 22nd, British Columbia Day | im - t*i - ���' A, < ��� " Fa ���i f:-> ' \M'" ��; "Si if. j-rti* ������ Imfc bt ilii. Iii mum THE DAILY NEWS TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 15C6. -��� On a Pontoon By NCRA BRYANT opyrig '. ��� ��� '���. I.. I" a!r �� P tinie." Spreading his coat en the damp floor of tho pontoon, "(la l.e seated nml he eun.lor'..".i le." "I'oii't you si.:���;.-. si ime one saw us and will come i i the rescue?" asked the girl. Whiteomb shook his head dubiously. "I'm afraid nm Tbe i lule boy was . For tl :' t time In lira years Willi totiji. admitted to himself r!i..t he was tired, thai 1 i bad at la~t weai a .; thi om lun ; >ssil ile tr, ' les across in:- possibli canyons, of climbing tho un- . battle and accomplishing thai ���.,:.' t neitl , ���' re nor man over had mean: I. . ��� coon pUshed. II.- leaned ng.ilu<?t tha rop ��� n bh ' served tor ;; railing on Ibe old ponto liriiirrc uml lo..I.o.i ui. rla- canyon, Tvlii-r.. :!. massive Iron structure tha' tv;t tl e ivoi:. ..:' his '.ruin was silboui :��� toil against the sky. It was nu Apr.! afternoon in tl is, a Sui il iy afternoon, so that tin- riuc of steel p. ::' ol lues, ih.' :.!;������::'> of " men " . .''��� Rlilled, Thp- gulch wns as I . fill ns 11 ���-. ..'il.'. be six month* hem . tbe :ir::.y of ��� ' ������:���������: s would i t, leaving on! - Hi ut bridge to mark their occupancy, oiu ��� v. i.s frank ��:;h 1. .-, I II.- di i a .' deny in these ; i I ngs v.; i! i hii ,":'���..'.' tl restl ���- �� had appeared In ��� ��� ' the i f the i i i ' ' tbe Bide-i IVee hunl Bui peak. Sot that he 1 lr- :, , ' till' [I I'ty i'- i v, ri! had wand'.'] d u to ��� i . man "fo il" quest I v. : : ���: .(11 . -V ��� Mai], tancc h ��� :. ��� . riding In ���:.;.:���. bud : en 1 n lior thrill Su I ,: Ii wanted to get I land ol ... ... i y froc W'hil I red do': nl his coi and I boots dls conl :" ��� |",. ' ms rock nl, and a ho ' ifs sounded suddenly at the i il of the liri i .... i 'omlng toward him n as ii girl leading a sturdy littl I mou poi a girl with a head, wl tin sun elanc ��� 1 nnd dim %>$. fir. AA^w ,.:..��� *'v>>-:Wt> VSZ | uot in sighl whi u tbe thli g happened, and 1,< 'll probably spend the remainder of the day hunting for his mules." Tbe girl did not aj pear us anxious as mighl I avi .������ u expi cted, and Whir- cur: b sat i .' n be ide her. "It wil] take some timi to float down ther.'." he si id, "anil In tbe meantlnn I'li tie these ropes together." Sho v. In., i Is clevi r Angers In sileni e, and Whiteomb was moved with a stn g< desire to talk ..: I. self, I . you know, j ou aro tbe Brsl easl crn girl I've spoken t > in Ave years?" Surprise on tbe rose : luted face I e side h . "I bn\, n'i been back easl since I flu- i-la i colli ge. At first I wrote ofti n, especial); lo p.. well, I wrote often, I,III"- ��� But," si led the girl, "y, n botli began to lose el thlislasm?" White b I. oked nl her gratefully. "Ves - .. thing like thai al li tst. I'm afrnii il d, She was a pale li;-!. girl, nol elgl n, when I saw her Inst She 1 -ai. etl a. like j urs, but with ml lh -, rich, di rk shades. I v, - h fond of the I ttle girl, bul I'i wn i :��� clii ��� ��� I . ��� " ��� real ii ; : : ! ..' V Mmom SL . l^#At\ V (THITCOMn HAD LIFTED HER WITH ONE .r. :. mi red oi es of coppi r colored hair ii girl with flawless shin and eyes I ke sand hill ��� loi its, a girl whi every slehdi r line breathed health and vigoi The girl In her turn saw a In lad shouldei ed im n, dark with tan, abo which his blond b.iir shone curiously. Tho cordur . i tig sn ; was strangely bee lining to .. m The girl stoppe I before hh . "Can you tell ne," she asked, "il' there Is n qu way f ir me to gc back to the Bid '.'. ee i idge than by the long Smith road ';" "Yes," he unswere !. "there Is, and I! you would not mind n aitiug f ir me t i get my p my I'll sel you on il I never could din ���: y i |, oiu li ire, ' '1,. his surprise i ai ilelighl the girl acqule ed readily, but n he I irued to fetel broncho, irblch he had left grazing i n the sl ire. ho ga\ e n gns]i. Great I ive ;!" Ami, thr i .-ing his arm aboul the :i :v I girl, lie le ned as far i n with her as the rope rail would penult. Etiteriny Ihe brld io ul a man pace, tbe white boll map. loud im.'. '. the herd of u ulo* used In bulldin ��� lhe tresll >, There wa - a bom hard' a ..: of ho ,.a thai dr ned thc girl's frightened cry. Thi' p mtoon sank a fool into tl e v\ ater. There was a roar of Iran pliug i nnd n re i ; .��� era-h of the floor ns the herd passe : ro . lose I Iui I both their fnees wor" slum., by the lashing tails; Una silence agnlu In the valley, excepi I'or the sounds of retreating hoofs up tbe mountain road. "Careful, careful!" cried Whiteomb us lbe girl drew herself from his arm. "We are afloal'." Tho strain on the old bridge hn I been toa great. The worn flooring had parte I, ami. still clinging to a bit of the i i] e rail, the man and girl were floating rapidly downstream on one ol the pom s. 'this little raft rode well out of the water, and the river, swollen by the spring freshets In the moun tains, towed them along nt a smart pace. The two looked at each other and suddenly smiled. "There is really nol much danger." paid Whiteomb. "It's live miles down to the rapids, and two miles below here the river narrows so that I shall have Iio trouble in lassoing a 'land mark' with these bits of rope. In the meat- 1 !'��� ������ gr '. - ." i' vi : ��� i; ur an I I'm v g b to f.Uii In : | rb.T ; lon r ii'-'o. i A dull red ��� . I ; er Wl itcomb's tan. "Pi ps sl - In I I I've b . 1. iping ': . .��� this .:.. . thai sh has." The eyi ��� were sc irnfu! n iw "Pi you thi I: y m've any right t . say tl to me?" "No." ; . At "I n1 -but you are everything I've gr.". :i to a In re In a w iniaii, - . fine and strong, i .. I"��� ".Look I Look!" - Intei rupted. ... . on " as ... ��� ring a uud len 1 e id In tl river, and hi y were hei : s\t cpl : ��� r I tl sh re. But a few feet : hi a 1 ol them a gr : tre I aned lar oul . '��� er the wati r, its 1 ranches almosl touebii he . . There wa.s no time for d iberal i i i, no time to stop tbe p.. :������ ihe force of the eurrenl hi i ti r He. Bi fore thi girl c Id prlng to her feel Wbitci iul I . fted her with one arm. while with t! other he clu ig desperately to a i ' nch. 'I he pon too i was sv,-"pi av ay, nnd for one awful :.,,,:, . ��� il so i i thai they mu i be dm ���������. n Into th swirling d tpth3 ��� ' .atb But s a how, ��Ith the aid Df tin ������: trengtl of th girl and tbe powerful should rs . f rla- man. they found (he .. ��< i up ou th trunk of lhe tree. A moment later they wi -��� safe :h bore. The l irl looked a1 bim and spoke with ��� lips an I voice that trembled. "That's twice that you have saved me." Whiteomb ���.' ts haa::;.-' both hands in his. I nt neith ;��� of them sei me 1 i on scioiis of the fact. There was a do or die expression In his grny vyt^. "I'm going_ to say something. You needn't mind, as tl,,- will be the last time that you will ever see me." The girl seemed about to Interrupt, bul Whiteomb gave her no opportunity. "11 il I wer ��� fr e I'd do my best to make you lore me. Vou are my ideal of what a girl should be, That knowledge can do you no harm, can it? And as I can't help feeling it, I am no more ��� i.-loyal to that other girl In telling than in feeling it. Come, we must set out for your camp." But the girl stood still, Tbe lowering sun glinted oa her beauty until Whiteomb turned away with lirm pressed lips. "Perhaps���if only .A." pas forgotten?" Whiteomb turned to ber curiously. "Would Ihere he-no. I've no right to ask now." The sweet montb dimpled. "If thai little girl had lived mil of doors for five year's would you recognize her, John Whiteomb?" While,uni. p .i o il a trembling baud and turned I r f: ce full Into the sui . A grei ; co . , hl.'l his laee. "Ma ..,:.'������ .... ��� ' nrgnret, do ynu lot. me sl "Yes "said Mar.: no sound o Iln rippling of :: iret, And there w i - I auk imt the Chineac Woildlnir SupemtlHona. No other oou . n any super stitious ,. bout 1 . i - ('hum. The ' ... c ,, nc ei ma ry ��Ithin a hundred days after a death has taken plan' In Un- family of either the bride or groom, for if they do tin y believe domestic iron! les are sure to follow. Tbe ���.��� seems io I..- uo n on for this belief, nml the ' 'hinese do nol atterapl to explain it, but are willing to lei it go as nn undisputed fact. A <'hinese bride may be brouj ht to the bouse of the groom while there is a coffin In the house, bul not within a hundred days after it has been taken out. If a bride breaks the heel of her shoe while she is going from her father's to her bus band's home it is ominous of unhappl- ness to her new relations, A side of bacon and a pice of sugar are bun:.' mi tin 1 k of a bride's sedan chair a* a peace offering to evil spirits, and when she is dressing for the wedding ceremony sh,. Hands all the while In a round wicker basket. When a bride Is eating ber last meal at the table of her father before going to live wit'i ber husband she Is allowed to consume only half a bowl of rice, lest shit be followed by continual scarcity in her new abode. EMERSON'S DRY DOCK Grand Trunk Ry. Foot-af-1th Ave. Cor. A:th Street New Westminster, B. r. All kinds of Ship repair work. ; 8 [Ship and Scow Building a specialty. Estimates promptly furnished. W. E. EMERSON Residence: 124 Eighth St., New Westminster, B.C. "The Milwaukee" "The Pione��r Limited" St. Paul to Chicago. "Short Line" Omaha to Chicago, "South West Limited" Kansas City to Chicago. No trains in the service on any ' railn ad in the world that equal in equipment that of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. P'anl Railway. They own and operate the;r own sleeping and dining cars on alll thi ir trains and the r ; atrons nn excellence of service nol obtainable elsewhere. H. S. ROWE. Gen -a] A 1.34 Third St., cor Alder. Portland, Or, Canadian Pacific Royal Mail Steamship If you are sending : r j i ur family ��� ' li nds fron: thi I i utnry . i i will re .: ia i; Ar: ticki '- here. Xext sailing Em] ��� ss B It: in : '..' lebec Aug. 23; the speed est ind mosl elegant steami r. Foi ti i : oth'. r rtlc liars . : : Ij to ED. GOULET, C. P. R. AGENT. Excellent Train Service Between Chicago, London Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, And all the principal business cent, rs of ONTARIO, QUEBEC and the MARITIME PROVINCES. Also to BUFFALO, NKW YORK and PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara Falls. For Time Tables, etc., address GEO. W. VA-jX. Assistant Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, 135 Adams St., Chicago, III. WHEN GOING EAST ASK THE TICKET AGENT Ti i SEND VOU OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" Eight Train? Every Day in the Ve.u BETWEEN Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago Tili- TRAIN OF FAME i . NORTH-WESTERN, LTD. dies ri, ��� vi -: nd 1 -1 i :��� for COMFORT, CONVENIENCE. and LUXURY. It is ligl ti I with I :a eh :tr ity and gas; the . ntly illuminated train in the Id. The (quipmi nt consists of ��� vate compartment car?, standard io section sleepers, luxurii us dining car. reclining eat "...iilerri day ci a. :hes a I bi :,��� ', library ���;;u -"a A ng I r 'r mi rabies, Folders, oi further in; n ition : ill on or ���. F. W. PARKER, i ENERAL AGEN f. ���?20 Second Avenue, Seattle, Wash Berth No. I'M." will be received at this Department until noon on Wednesday, the 8th day of August, 1906. fi r a license to cut timber on Berth So. 194, . ng 'i." West ball ol Si tion 26, 'I iwnship 5, Kan.-.. ; \\���.-' of tl e 7th Mi th. containing an nr. a of 303 i ��� or less. The .: ... of this berth is to he made v, ithin oni i ' ol receipt of tenders, The ... datl ms under which a license ��i.i I e i i< .1. also printed forms ' I tender and envelope, maj b< obtaim : al this Department or at tin- offlce of the Crown Timber Agent al Xew Westminster, B. C. Each tender must be accompanied I,, an a tepted chi que on a chartere I bank In favor of the Deputy of the Minister of the Interior, tor the amount i f the bonus which the appli- canl : ������ red to paj for the license. Xo tender tell gri ph will be entertained. PERLEY O. KEYES, -'��� . 'ary. I ip | tn enl i I the Intel or, I ittawa, June 2'. 1906. ny - Canadian Pacific Railway Co. TraiP.S & Steamers British Columbii Coas". Line Service. TIME TABLE (Subject to change witjiout notice.) ALASKA P.OUTE. Princess Beat! Ice h ��� Van August 6th, Princess May li ives V. m i ������: August 12th: Princess B< atri <��� lei ves '.'. n .May 18th. ���Princess May h.'. .��� 5 Vi d A igust ZSm]. Princi Beal eh ?es '.'. n .'. ig :-' 29th. VA.MCOUVER, VICTORIA SEATTLE ROUTE. Princess Victoria, I. ��� - - .A:, ouvei daily at 1 p. ru. VICTORIA NEW WESTMINSTER ROUTE. S. S. Charmer. Leaves Xew Westminster at 7 a. m. on Wednesday and .Mondays. VANCOUVER NANAIMO ROUTE. S. S. Joan l/eaves Vancouver daily except Saturday and Sunday at 1:30 p. m. Sat- ur lay al 2:30 p. in. WEST COAST ROUTE. S. S. Queen City Leaves Victoria <.: 11 p. m. en 1st, 7th, 19th and 20th ol i ach mi nth foi Ashousil and way points; leaves Victoria on the 7. and 20, for Quatsino and way points, Leaves Victoria on 20th of each month for Cape Scott and way points including Quatsino. LOWER FRASER RIVER ROUTE. Steamer Transfer Li���,.'.'. s Ni '.'. V\ ��� 'ii..: ��������� ;��� mi Mon day, Tue day, Wedn. -.. . ':i sday i : I lay at 3 p, in. and I . daj at 2 p, n.. v. li b id ,' lom . trip on Mi ;.- day at 6 ... m. I." ivi Ste - -. a Mond ij', Tuesday, Wi du"-,:.,;. 'i a tri day and Si tui i iy al 7 a, n. : Friday at 6 a, m. addll onal trip .-'. I . :.,. 5 p. m. UPPER FRASER F.IVER ROUTE S. S. Beaver Leaves New Westminster, H a. in. .Monday.-, Wi Inesdays and Fridays. Leaves Chilliwack 7 a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, calling at landings Int ween Xew Westminster and Chilliwack. NORTHERN B. C. ROUTE. S. S. Tees Leaves Vancouver at 2 p. m., 2nd and 16th of each month, calling at ISkidegate on first, trip and Delia Coola on seconij trip. Time on arrival and departure are approximate. For reservations and information call or address ED. COFLET, l Agent, New Westminster, 10. J. COYLE, /iBRt. Gen. Pass. A Rent, Vancouver. ,T. \V. TROUP, General Superintendent, Victoria, W. H. GARDINER, Gen. Agent, Freight Dent., N'frw. Wjstminster. C. P. !:. M VIN LINE ' ' re Ni w Wi nl isti r 7.25 I: Leave New V,'. - mil -'��� r 17.20 . lily. Arrive New Westminster 10,30 daily. Arrive New Westminster 19.10 daily. i". P. !!. MISSION BRANCH. Lv. X. W. 7.25, Ar. Seattle 15.50. Lv. Seattle, 12.30; Ar. X W. 20.20. C. P. R. WESTR. JUNCTION. Lv. X. VS. 7.1'.., 9.35, 17.20. 19.25. Ar. X. W. 9.15, 10.30, 19.10, 20.20. C. P. It. MILLSIDE Sli'.'; A.. Lv. Ni w Westn In ler fi.30 a. rn. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. Lv. X. W. B.20 a.m.; ar. Sei ttli I p.m Lv. X. W. -).:.". p.m.; , r, Si attle 10 p.m Lv. Seattle, 4.34 p, m., ar. X. w. 9.35. p.m. V., W, i: Y.���VANCOUVER Lv. x. W. 3 p.m. ind 9.35 ;.:a, Lv. Vi ncouvi i '. . ��� ,., and t p.m. G. N. R.���PORT GU1CHI ���:.. .ru.; , .'. Gui hot a r. X. V. Sun., a.m. a.m. Mail Service Close. Received. Seattle, via Sumas. 10 pm. 8.20 p.m. Sap'n & Millside.. 10.00 p.m, 10.30 a.in. Vancouver 1 a.no p.m. 9.00 a.m Cloverdale, Blaline, Seattle, etc.. .. 8.45a.m. 3.;30 p.m. Van. & Cent. Park...l0.30a.m. 2 p.m. Victoria 10.30 a.m. 10.00 a.m. East Burnaby 1,15 1.20 p.m. Steveston, etc.... 1.30p.m. 10.30a.m. East, via C. P. R...4.4a pm. 7.10 p.m. East, via C. P. P.. 10.00 p.m. 10.30 a.m Sap., Mill, Coq'm..4.4.r) p.m. 7.10 p.m. Van. &. Burnaby. .3..'!0 p.m. 6.00 p.m. Timberland, Tues., Friday 12.00 m. 12.00 m. Tenders for a License to Cut Timber on Dominion Lands in the Province of British Columbia. SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Timber and Mines Branch, Do- partment of the Interior, and marked on the envelope "Tender for Timber Canadian Paci Railway Cornp,, Two fast transcontine with dining ears and thn . and first-class sleepi Atlantic Express leavi Imperial Limited, le i * ���o - -��� . Cheap Excursion to Toi and Return. ,. . . Sept. 8,9, & 10 A -.15 Good till Nov. 30th. ED. GOULI C. P. Ii. .'. Xew Westi or E. J. COYLE, Assistant General Passen::-,- /...���. Vancouver. ' r��nto Lv. X. W. 9.20 | 2.20 p.m. Lv. Guichon 2.40 p.m. DA.", p.m. .Mondays only. B. C. ELECTRIC���VANCOUVER. I.v. Xew Westminster 5.50, 6.50, 1 and H a. m., and evt.Ty half hour there- alter till ll p. m. Lv. Vancouver for Westminster at f; me hours. Fraser River and Gulf UP RIVER. Beaver��� From X. W. Mon. Wed. Frid. 8 a.m. From Chwk. Tu., Th., Sat., 7 a.m. Ramona��� From X. W, Tu., Th., Sat. S a.m, From Chwk. Sun., Wed., Fri., 7 a.m DOWN RIVER. Transfer��� From X. W. daily, ex. Sat. and ,1 p. in.; Saturday 2 p. m. Add. trip, Monday, 5 a.m. From Steveston, 7 a.m. (Fri. 6 B Add. trip Sai urday, .", p.m. VICTOR] \ AND ISLANDS. Rithet��� From X.W., Wed. and Mon., 7 Irom Victoria Tues. and Sat. 4 Synopsis of Canadian Homestead Regulations Anj . . lable Dominion Lands ��Ithin thi :' ������ i , 11 In Urttish Colun be homesteaded hy any j ��� head of a fam or ai ' - e of agi. to the extent ol one-quartei ��� Lion of 160 aci ��� . n,��� re or li Enti ��� must be n le pen onallj at i (flee for the dl itrl v. hii h the land late. '1 he '. mi ti r is requ ri d to i ei dil ns i innected thei i .���ith ler ne i f the ;��� ��� ,vii g plai (ii At least six months' n li ui :. d cull vatii in of the land . i h year for three year.-. (2) If the father I or mother, if the fu'.A r i di '. of the homesti res '��� - up ,-i a f.,rm :n the vie I ity . ��� the land enten d f. >r the require- mei ' - to residence n:ay he satisfied by su h person residing with thc lather or mother. (ji) If the settler has his permanern residi i e uj on ft rn -ikr land ow ni by him in the vi I ty oi his home- ���' I, the requirements as to residen may be satisfied by residence upi n the said land. Six rdontl 'not e in writing should be given to the ( i mtniss ��� ni r of I >o- minion Lands r.i I <'.:..*;: oi intent on to ap] ly i r i ..tent. YV. W. CORY. Deputy Minister of the Interior. X. B.���Unauthorized publication of this advertisement will not be pan! fcr. Great Northern Ry. Time Table THE COMFORTABLE . V. W. & Y. RY i. ��� , r Leavi WESTMINSTE1 '���' 20 am Blaine, Bel i 1:35 ��� ��� B url li ton, Mt, V. non, i . Sen P 4:,;;, i a -��� Paul : nts ] 9.20 am \ nacoi te , Wo...:. , Ro 3 on pm Vani ��� ''���"." pm ��� and i.v. Xew Wesl hon 50 p, m '. C p, ..... Mon ' !.. a :.. ...������ ��� ��� ��� i a, iii Lv. for Vai Route of the Pan "ORIENTAL LIMITED" 2���Da.ly Overland Trains���2 B] okane, St. P ml, .ii:.- ��� Winnij eg, Dul ith, Cl Louis and all points Easl Por complete Inf rate:. bi rth reserval i i call on or addi e F. C. GRIFFIN, Agi ". Bar.,, of < 'on,a., ree B I Xew Wi .!'.' B, G. YERKES, V G. :' Coi r.. : Si . ond A ��� ��� ��� .,��� nd Co lumbia S . Seal i, ���' t NOTICb IU CONTRACTORS TENDERS FOR RAILWAY TIES Sealed tend": addn ed to the undersigned, mark* d on the envi pi "lender for Tl i . 1906," will be received at the office 11 the Commis sioners of the Tran-' i i ' uental Ra way al Ottawa, until ��� ve o'cloi I noon, of tbe I-"" .. ��� . ' y, 1906 for five hundred ..nd thirtj--! ,-e thou sand (535,000) Ri . ". iy Tie . , accordant e with the specifications the < ' mmissioners. Sealed Tenders addressed lo tbe undersigned, marked on the envel pe "Tender for Ties, 1907," will also he receh '-d as above until twelve o'e a noon, of Hie 4th day of Septi ml i 191'',. for one million and ten tho i- sand 11,010,000) Railway Ties. |n accordance with the specifications ol ih" Coiumisi lonei Tenders must i '��� ma le on the form i;, :,. i i j the Ci n mlBsione-0 whh h, well a - the ��� i clflcatii u ���. maj i ol tained un application to Hugh 11. Lumsden, Chief Englneei Ullav. ,. i ui' . to A. IA I", i 6t, I'i rlcl Engineer, Q ebi c, P. ti. r I i \. E. Kodgins, District Engineer Kenora, Ont, full informal ion in regard to doiiv eries required Is given on form or tender, Each tender must be signed an . iled by all the parties to the tender and witnessed. The successful tenden rs will be required to sign a contract in form satisfactory to (he Commissioners, aad to furnish an accepted cheque on a chartered hank of Canada, payable to the Commissioners of the Transcontinental Railway for a sum equal to ten per cent. (10 per cent ) of the amount of lhe tender, as security for the due and faithful performance of the contract. Xo tender for less than five thousand ties wlll bo considered. The right is reserved to reject any or all tenders. By Order. P. E. RYAX, Secretary The Commissioners of the Transcontinental Railway, Dated at Ottawa, .lune 20th, 1900 j Northern Pacific Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Travel on the Famous "NORTH COAST LIMITED" Eli. trie-lighted train. Low 1 Q a ,: i .��� ... Excelli i.t Sen ce. New York, Chicago, Toronto, St. Paul AND ALL POINTS EAST Steamshir Tickets on sale to all European points. Special Reduced Rates Round Trip Rates to Southern California. For full infonntion call on oi write C. K. LANG, Gem ral Agent, ���1H0 Hastings St., Vancouver, B A. D. CHARLTON, Portland, Ore v G. * The White Pass and Yukon Route for CONRAD, CARCRi - - \'n !N'- WHITE HORSE, DAV FAIRBANKS. Daily tn Sunday) carrying pas express and freight i stages at ( arcross and '.'. mi :���".lining a through v. ti For information apply ' ' 1. H. ROGERS, Traffic Manai ', Vancouver. B l Spokane falls & Northern Ky. Co. NelsonX ft. Sheppard Ry. Co. Red Mountain Ry. Co. The onlv all rail route between ���� points cast, west, anil - anTVelson'and'Fntermediatc points .: ���. c������L.o,-p^ with the ''ri'" ind 0. R. . onnecting at Spokane with ,111111 Northern, Northern Pacil ' & N. Co. Connects at Rossland With tl adian Pacific Railway for Creek points. Connects at Meyers Fa stage cMly for Republic. litifTrt service on trains Spokane and Nelson. November '" between Effective iooi. Leave 0.20 a.m. 12.2$ p.m. 0.40 a.m. Sunday, Day Train .. Spokane ..Rossland ... Nelson (1"45 F II. A. JACKSON. Arrive MS I""' , to p."' i.tn. UESDAY AUGUST 21. 1906. THE DAILY NEWS PROFESSIONAL f ,.; & EDMONDS. Harris olicltors, Blackle Bib ��� New Westmluater Coi""",:: , u. l. Edmonds ft. J' H" ��� HAMPTON BOLE, i ��� ^ supreme court Offices i | of Commerce build- ��� ���' , , street, opposite pi I Westminster. Money to loan. ���-" -<%sls~ TAKE A TRIP 5 On the Famous MAKT|\' WEART & McQUARRIE ���, .-. solicitors, etc. Of- . ���,. ' v. .1 Westminster, Trapp Blk., ��'m',r i son and Lome streets. Sut rooms 21 to 24, 445 Gi in !��to street. Joseph Martin. K. C, .. A" w���..- vv, G. McQuarrle, H. A. ,.'���,.. Mr, Martin wijl he In tba Westmln ��� officea every Friday af ternoon H0v.AY. REID <fc BOWE8, Barrte- . llcitors, etc, 4: Lorne ., ,,. te Court Hon i, New I. H. Howes, P. 0. Box m G MARTIX, Barri itei and ' goi!, '. Guichon block, Colum- :.. . /;e . ' . BCtS, New V\ ��� I ; C. SECRET SOCIETIES LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, NO. 1150 ���Meets In Orange hall first and rii:: i Pri lay In each month al 8 p. m. VI il ng brethren a re cordially i "������tai. B. E. Matthias, W. M. J. Humphries, Rec.-Sec. 1.0. 0. F.���AMITY LODGE, No. 27��� The regular meetings of thi - ' id ������ I in Od Ifellows' h dl, Colu . et, every Moi evi a.a-. a' S ��� ������������.. Visltinj hrei : id to atti nd. ts. A '���; ��� ���V i. W, C, Coatham, Rec.-S ic. A. 0. U. W.���FRASER LOCGE No. 3 '- - ihe lirst and third Tues ��� eai 'i t; onth. Vis ordlajlv invite,l to attend !-" a ro ei. \. i). r. w. hail, Odd block, Clarl son street, r. in i ������ order; Louis Witt, .' irkn . :i. ROSE OF COLUMBIA LODGE No. ONS OF ENGLAND. B. S.��� Degree meets Second and ��� dnesdav of each month. ' P. Hall, Columbia St., al . v. bit ��� Rose D< gre i Fo irth ���'' ��� In each month, Bame nd place, Visiting Brethren 1 i Invited E. B, Stlnch- '''"' ��� i'ii's.. H. Disnev, Secretary. COURT BRUNETTE. No. 4099. I.O.F. '���' ' ��� the Fourth Frldav in the month at 8 o'clock, In the small hall, Oddfellows' block. Visiting "ii are cordially invited to at- 'and. .1. B. Rushton, C. It.: F. P. Maxwell, R. s COURT ROYAL COLUMBIA, No. 8808. A- o. f.���The regular meetings of this Lodge are held on the Second mul lo irth Tuesdays of each month at 5 m, in ij,e Oddfellows' Hall. VI ��� lng Brelhren are cordlaly in- v"' I to attend. E. C. Firth, C. H.; F P Maxwell, See. SONS of SCOTLAND BENEFIT AS SOOIATION, LORD OF THE ISLES CAMP, 191 Meets on the First and Third Tuesday of every month !n K- of p, Hall. .lohn McNlven, chlef; J, j. Forrester, Rec. Sec. BOA Bti lie Bei \Y An An Wi nn eh llll ���tD OF TRADE.���New Westmin- !'��� iard of Trade meets In the ard Room, City Hall, as follows' i''1 Wednesday of each month ni.,iy meetings on the second '''""sday of February, May, "���'isi and November, ut S p. rn. ""il meetings on the second !dnesday of February. New unbars may he proposed and '''"il at anv monthly or quarterly vli|ie. A. E. White', Sec. Westminster ^srcinsfer Co. Office���Tram Depct Columbia St. "'I;] ���;;;:���'. delivered promptly to any Light and Heavy Hauling '-'too 'Phone J8B. More 'pnone 1X7 Oriental Limited" LOW EXCURSION RATES TO ALL EASTERN POINTS Tickets on Sale July 2,3, Aug. 7,8,9, Sept 8,10 For particulars call on or address F C. GRIFFIN. New Westminster, B. C. F. CRAKE, Watchmaker and Manufactvring Jeweler. . Acq ured a through knowledge of the business in England with 10 years experience. Later was 7 years manager of the watch repairing department of Savage, Lyman & Co., Montreal, Henry Birk's business manager part of the time. English, Swiss, American and all complicated watches cleaned, repaired, made like new and adjusted. Charges Reasonable. Two Doors from Geo. Adams, Grocei St.,: Doing Business at tne Did Stand. W. McRAE, Shingle and Saw Mill 1Merchant Taihr 1 ,NI0N LODGE. NO. 9. A. F. A A. M. a . ' '..' of this the i .. ' W Ini ! ��� a al ������ o'i o :. p. in., In nil Temple. Solo n nil ; e cordially nvite I to al Dr. W. A. DeWoll Smith, B Machinery The Schaata Machine Works, Ltd., New Westminster, B. C. Columbia Street , : line of English, beot.cn and Irish tweeds and worsteds always in stock Spring stock now iu. Halce vour (ifl ���-' Hon. KING 80LOMON LODGE, NO. 17. A. ,- .. ��� : Ftegu ��� comi lodge are held on the ' in each month ir. '.; . erople, at 8 p. m. hren ire co ���''��� illy Invited :, itend. D. W. Gilchrist, Si i ROYAL CITY PRECEPTORY, No. J=.5 r. B. IA of I., meel 9 nd in I : Friday of each month, al - p. m.. in Orange h ill, coi ni i of Royal ��� ��� : ie and John i treet. So- ��� Sir Knlghi i cordlall rite: ' . .""ii !. W. E, Dunlop, W. P.; i:. E. Ma'Ihia . Reg. Carruthers Manufacturing Corny. Manufacturers of Show Cases, Store Fittings and Bar Fixtures The Carruthers Manufacturing Co. VANCOL REFORM RESTAURANT Carnarvon St., between 10th and Mclnnis. First Class Meal ar all ii, irs, English, Japanese and Chinese Styles. From 1 5c. up. GIVE US A TRIAL. Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 181c. Incorporated by act or parliament ���' VPITAL (All paid up).. .{it, 1,00 I RESERVE FUND Jlu.UOO.OOO Rt Ilon. Lord Strathcona and Mount I,',,', tl, G.C.M.G,...Hon President Hon. Sir O. A. Drummond, President r;. S. Clouston, Vice President aud General Manager. General banking business trans- a. ted, Branches In all tne principal cities n Canada, In London, Eng., New v irk, Chicago, and Bt. Jonu, Mid.. i i: ....:������ ��� indents In all par's of the Royal Bank of Canada Ua:jltal $3,000,000. Reserve $3,437,162 Total Assets tib,i/i,3fti. Branches and correspondents ln all the principal cities ot tne world. Ger.e.-a! banking business transacted. SAVINGS DEPAK1 MfclN l. ?! opens au account. Interest added half yearly. Collections made at lowest rites. Open Saturday night3 from 8 to 9 o'clock NEW WESTMINSTEK bKANCH F. B. Lyle, Manager. Mrs. Lizzie Chan, PROPRIETRESS. Savings Bank Dept. J# HENLEY NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH O. O. Brymner, Mandgei Manufacturer of Junk and Second-hand Mineral Waters, Etc. Store Aerated Waters, Highesl pri .as paid tor second-hand goods, junk, bottles, rubbers, brass, copper, old shoes and all metals; also old clothes, etc. write or call. S. BROWN, Front Stret, New Westminster. Opposite Brackman-Ker Wharf. Phone 212. Family Trade a Specialty. Tel. 113. Office, Eighth Street, NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Synopsis of Regulations for Disposal of Minerals on Dominion Lands in Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and the Yukon Territory. COAL���Coal lands nay be purchased at $io per acre for soft coai and $20 for anthracite. Not more .than 320 acre; can be acquired by one I individual or company. Royalty at ��� the rate of ten cents per ton of 2000 pounds shall be collected on the gross 1 output. QUARTZ���Persons of eighteen years and over and joint stock cora- ��� panics holding free miners' certificates ; may obtain entry for a mining loca- ' tion. A free miner s certmc.ite is granted I for one or more year.-, not exceeding five, upon payment in advance of $750 per annum for an individual, and from 1 550 to $100 per annum tor a company, 1 according to capital. A free miner, Having discovered mineral in place, may locate a claim 1=00x1500 feet by marking out the same with two legal posts, bearing location notices, one at each end of the line of the lode, or vein. The claim shall be recorded within fifteen days if ocated within ten miles of a mining recorder's office, one ad- I ditional day allowed for every additional ten miles or fraction. The : fee for recording a claim is $5. At least $100 must be expended on THE ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEMPERANCE meet every Wednesday ;" 1 O'clock p, 111., ill (Id.Ifellows' Hall, Columbia Bti 1. Visiting ;;' I en are cordlallv invited to at- te"d. .1. s. Bryson, S. ��'.; J. McD. '' in ell, Sec. BOVRIL Every ounce of BOVRIL is prepared under the most hygienic conditions as required by the laws of Great Britain. In the preparation of BOVRIL absolutely nothing but the choicest lean beef is used, our main source of supply being the Argentine Republic, where cattle are so plentiful and the consuming population so small that the best parts of the beef can be obtained by us at a very reasonable cost. BOVRIL is a specialty, not merely a bye-produet of a packing house like many meat extracts. BOVRIL LIMITED LONDON, England, and MONTREAL, Canada 209 h^imoLm^Mizi s^ssr:vs.x ;.',:!.;.s.^^ the claim each year or p'oi to the mining recorder in lieu thereof. When $500 has been expended or pa: i, the Io ' r may, upon having a survey- made and upon complying with orher requirements, purchase the land at S1.00 an acre. Permission may be granted by the Minister of the Interior to I ite claims containing iron and mica, also copper, in the Yukon Territory, of an area not exceeding 160 acres. The patent for a mining location shall provide for the payment of a Royalty of 2^2 per cent, of the sales of the products of the location. PLACER MINING���Manitoba and the N. W. T., excepting the Yukon Territory: Placer mining claims generally are 100 feet square, entry fee $5, renewable yearly. On the North Saskatchewan River claims are either bar or bench, the former being 100 feet long and extending between high and low water mark. The latter includes bar diggings but extend-; back to the base of the hill or bank, no' exceeding iooo feet. Where steai power i-: us"d claims 200 feet wide may be obtained. Dredging in the River E Manitoba and the N. W. T.. i- ��� ting the Yukon Territory���A free miner may 1 :. tain only two leases of I - miles each for a term of twenty 5 tars, renew- able in the discretion of tlie Minister of the Interior. The lessee's right is confined to the subi :rged bed- or bars of the river below any low water mar':, and sub- f r first year ar.d $10 per mile for each subsequent year. Royalty same as placer mining. Placer mining in the Yukon Territory���Creek, gulch, river and hill claims shall not exceed 2=0 feet in length, measured on the base line or general direction of the creek or gulch, the width being from iooo to 2000 feet. All other placer claims shall be 230 feet square. Claim= are marked by two legal posts, one at each end. bearing notices. Entry must be obtained within ten days if the claim is within ten mill - of the mining recorder's office. One extra day allowed for each additional ten mile? or friction. The person or company staking a claim must hold a free miner's certificate. The discoverer of a new mine is entitled to a claim of iooo feet in length, aand if the party c insists :' two, 1500 feet altogether, on the output on which no royalty shall be charged the rest of the ; ir ; irdin- ary claims onlv. Entry fee Sio. Royalty at the rate of two and one-half per cent, on the value of the gold shipped from the ject to the rights of all persons who have, or who may receive entries for bar diggings cr bench claims, except on the Saskatchewan River, where the lessee can dredge to high-water mark on each alternative leasehold. The lessee shall have a dredge in operation within one season from the date of the lease for each five miles bnt where a person or company has obtained more than one lease one dredge for each fifteen miles or fraction thereof is sufficient. Rental, Sio per annum for each mile of river leased. Royalty at the rate of two :���!' 1 a half per cent, collected on the output after it exceeds $10,000. Dredging in the Yukon Territory��� Six leases of five miles each may be granted to a free miner for a term of 20 years; also renewable. The lessee's right is confined to the submerged bar or bars in the river below low water mark, that boundary to be fixed by its position on the i?t day of August in the year of the date of the lease. The lessee shall have one dredge in operation within two years from the date of the lease, and one dredge for each five miles within six years from such date. Rental $100 per mile Yukon Territory to be paid to the comptroller. No free miner shall receive a grant of more than one mining claim on each separate river, creek or gulch, but the same miner may hold any number of claims by purchase, and free miners may work their claims in partnership by filing notice and paying fee of $2. A claim may be abandoned and another obtained on the same ..reek, gulch or river, by giving notice and paying a fee. Work must be done on a claim each year to the value of at least $200. A certificate that work has been abandoned, anad open to occupation and entry by a free miner. Berths on their sleepers are longer, higher and wider than in similar cars on any other line. They protect their trains by the Block System. The boundaries of a claim may be defined absolutely by having a survey made and publishing notices in the Yukon OlT.cial Gazette. Petrpileum���All unappropiated Dominion Lands in Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and within the Yukon Territory, are open to prospecting for petroleum, and the minister may reserve for an individual or company having machinery on the land to be prospected, an area of 1920 acres for such perioil as he may decide, the length of which shall not exceed three times the breadth. Should the prospector discover oil in paying quantities, and satisfactorily establish such discovery, an area not exceeding 640 acres, including the oil well, will be sold to the prospector at the rate of $1 an acre, and the remainder of the tract reserved, namely, 12S0 acres, will be sold at the rate of $3 an acre, sub'ect to royalty at such rate as may be specified by Order in Council. W. W, CORY. Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. Dept. Interior. Humor ono Philosophy B. DUNCAN M. SMITH PERT PARAGRAPHS. Dying Is the only useful thing some men ever .lo. Women are fond of flattery, whieh prove* that they are closely connected to men. A pessimist is a man who smells a rat. but won't try to catch it. Mostly happiness 1 insists In getting a corner on the things that the other fellow wants. When tho wife's away the husband will play. A bachel ir is a man who lacks either money or courage, A kick ���.��� may win the applause of the multitude, but In private life every one would be glad to see him be the re ipienl of the results of his own exertions. There might be worse vacations than th ��� on ��� thai th ��� husband r-r"ts when hi 1 - ife is away. .'. real, ".:��������� enemy Is worth half a d . ten -:���., :. :': iends. A ��� hii I '.: - a we'd 1! Mined idea of the duties of ���' parent. No woman will believe a scandal ib iut a unn If he is homely. A swell resort his a bill as a specialty that is actively affected iu tho same manner. Thc Eager Philanthropist. The man vi ho wants to mike you rich, Who over some hlsh colored scheme Get.-; work.-.] op to the hi��h��st pitch Lest yon should fall to skim the cream, May not be spreading such a net As spldi ra small but skillful weave, Bar still It's pretty safe to bet That he has something up hla sleeve. The ground floor spacious seems to him The plaee that you should occupy; From there up to a higher limb You'll shortly spread your wings and fly. He offers you a strangle hold. But If you'll look again, alas. You'll see the In irk of shining gold Is only made of common brass! Perhaps he knows about a mine That very shortly must produce- In fact, a prospect pretty tine Admitted by the most obtuse. The stock Is but a cent or two; He gives you as a friendly hunch That it will soar clear out of view, And he can let you have a bunch. The man who wants to make you rich Is thinking nothing of himself. But notici' if his palms don't itch To get a little of your pelf. He wants to see you get along An.l pull a million from the air, But later he will come In strong For several times the lion's sl-.are. Strictly Honorary. King Haakon of Norway has been made au admiral in the German navy, a position and title that Bounds big, but In reality does not carry as much real authority as that of dog catcher in au American village. All that there is to it is that he can wear the uniform and have the commission framed to hang up In the din- hv2 room, so that when some of the neighbor's children are bragging that their pa is a notary public his sou can point to that and say proudly: "Oh, shucks for that! My pa is a German admiral:" Of course, if he should get into a war with Germany, which lie isn't going to do If he can help it, the play job of admiral wouldn't last overnight, but while all i.s smooth sailing he can work at it very nicely without Interfering with nny of Ids other .jobs. Worked Up. "He is suffering from a terrible cold In the head." "How did he get it?" "Well, be was sitting In a game the night before and got a most distressing ease of cold feet." His Revenge. "I understand his daughter is taking vocal lessons. Has she great talent?" "No, but he is mad at his neighbor." - ���, * ��� - ' > .���11 - '���������Ji a'V, f r' [f.im \ , �� { '. :����� '' ��� \ m y. !'$ K*.�� !>��� .'���< V.T ���v ,-��� of * V ��� ���- ������ , i v-.-l MP ' ���,' 1 ��� ' -V , ... ��� �� ���v ��� m < ...,ri. J THE DAILY NEWS TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1506. .1 I REASONS WHY We W��t Your Trade 1. We can give you entire, satisfaction. 2. We have the most complete stock of Fancy and Staple Groceries on the coast. 3. We believe in Quality before Quantity. A. We sell our goods at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. If these Four Reasons don't interest you, watch our Ad. for the next four. WE NEED your trade and we intend to HA VE it. PUBLIC SUPPLY STORES VERDICT OF GUILTY RETURNED BY JURY Evidence at Regina Inquest Disagrees With Story of Accidental Snooting. G. ADAMS, j ....CALL ON.... r.A.Muir&Co. PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS for PURE DRUGS and CHEMICALS Prescriptions a Specialty. FOR THE LITTLE ONES. Ellard Block, New Westminster. - - B. C. Notice to the Public I am now open to buy all kinds of Second Hand Goods such as Furniture Stoves, Ranges, Tools, Bicycles, etc. We also do all kinds of repairing. All business promptly attended to. A Clever Trick With a Handkerchief and a Coin. Al! that is necessary to have in order to perform tlie trick ;ir'' a handkerchief, a ten cent piece aad ti pm o <>: soap. With a knife cut off n piece of soap about a quarter of nn inch iii diameter ami Bti.;-k this piece of soap on tho hem of tiie handkerchief in ono corner. Plai ��� the dime in the center of the har.d ken hief, which must lie flat on the table. Take the corner which has the soap i n it and fold it over, pin - :i.a it gi ntl)' on the dime; now fold thi ' ther corners ovi r. placing ��� a I corr.i : on thc dime, The corner that has the soap on it is the i i ������ t yo ir right. When the corners an foldi ii the handkerchief will A ii the fori ' : ��� diam nd, with one < i the , ��� '- toward the performer, Plai e tin hi mb and fi refinger i .' , ��� h I .. ; : the poinl i E the dia- ��� . . ,.,.:���-: to you. Pick it up, h ttii . thc : ur corner? fall apart, ; - rhi -t ,��� time sliding the righ ;... I to the orncr b here the dime is. Sha ce the handkerchief i -;. thut the dime has disappeared. ��� Ami ��� i Bov. Regina, A ig. 20.���After being oul for over an hour, the jury Investigating the death of Barrett Henderson, alleged to have been killed by Josiah Gilbert, a man seventy years old, brought in a verdict equivalent to murder In the first degree. Dr. Seymour, ihe coroner, referred to the importance of the expert evidence adduced, showing that the wound was horizontal, and thai it must hnve been made by the gun having l.een point, j ai the man irom shoulder height, while he was sitting in the rig. The explanation of Gilbert that the gun bad been accidentally discharged by hitting the door of the barn was clearly unreliable" iu face of the evidence. Tin- charge of slugs, too, showed that the act was deliberate and with malice aforethought, as such a charge was not used in shooting gophers or chickens, as Gilbert variously claimed. Tiie coroner went on to refer to the evidence of Mr. Boyli . the real estate man who had conducted the negotiations for the sale <: the Gilbert farm to Henderson, saying that the anxiety oi ihe former to cot back the farm, as shown by his offei of $3,000 for the bargain, mighl be regarde 1 as a - iff! denl motivi foi the crime. Finally there was thi I; a- .. ,. .-' temer^! that Gilben called a ' and had Ihen Builders Hardware In selecting your hardware for your house, be sure you get a good lock. To stand the continuous wear and use given it both the material and workmanship must be good. Our line comprises the best Canadian and American makes. Call and examine our lines Anderson & Lusby W5MZ5 JrKHWBStaL A ��� a Si ptember, an I ampli m ti will ��� given, in i u .. Ivertislng hi dates v. hi n - atalogui ��� ha I. . . : tendei received. ALEX. SPECK About Steel Needles. It is sai ���. ..: -���, I needles wen invent* 11 the Spanish Mqors. Be- : ', ���; ������ intri : n 'A.rr:- an'l fish ! ua-. thi ..''���. .*itli ;. hoi pii reed foi an eye. wi re in use. The firsl nei dli - .-��� d in Loi i were made i ;. a M in the reign of lift:i". Vii 1.. and in Q iei i Mary's da) stei I : cedli - were -.. tl in Cheapsidi. says Home < hat. After this time the manufacture increased rapidly, many Germans going to England and esta: lishing needle works in various places, Sign Man on Wheel. Columl la St. New Y.'i-stmicster. Now Is the Watchword. 'Now" is the syllable ti kii from the clock of time. "Now" i= the watchword of the wise "Now" Handsome 6-roomed Cottaee j-on the banner if the prudont: Whenever anything presents itsell to us in the shape of work, n hi I i " mental or bodilv, we should do ii with all our might, remembering that "now" is the only A.'" i r is. Ji is a sorry \i ay to gel through the w< rid by putting off 'iii tomorn w. aying, "Tin n [will d i it." "Ni w" is ours. "Then" m e may net i i have. with Modern convenience ; 2 Lots all in lawn and garden ; one block from Tram, central location. Price $2500 Terms Easy. A 6-roomed Cottage on 5th Avenue. Corner lot -J x 132. Only $93O. $300 Cash, t [ance ��� " small paymi n suit purchaser. WHITE & SHILES Col imbia St. Phone 85 irnr.rc.vmg baranac. Banana . bo ighl by the bunch ft i family use, mi gre; tly impro' ��� tl in flavoi il i ::..- with the larg end of thc -:., k r.j ward, so thai tii. little sap lefl .... fli v down ani nourish the fruit, Sco��p oul tin pulp in tho lai ��� : end ti tin d pt! of two or thrci h Keep th: filled '���' ith water, ii you wo ter youi plant fed the 1 a- nan;.- w 11 be i proi��� ���',. Tc. R cl .-. Rug of M ��� I .: I ' ��� :���.,'..,' fron , : i roimiii .' ,/������ j ii������ ��� ench it ti gasoi I .. _��� de i to retain tin strength of thi line, . nd close 1 i ion :��� r I days. Opi n in In oad daylight, .. roll antl air yi r r ; and red urn , to i' - usual plai c. There will be in moths lefl alive in it. Tan ar.cl Freckles. A loi ion of oni pari good Ja en rum to i wo parts li mon juice and a lm le glycerin is one recipe for ;p, moving freckles. Another one. which is prepared easily, requires one ounce of alum, one ounce of lemon juice and one pint of rose- water. Rosewater and lemon jui c are excelleni for removing tan, one spoonful of lemon juice in a hall pint of rosewater. Kerosene For Cleaning. Whe*n washing woodwork if kerosene is [ml in the water instead of soap fly specks und grease will conn off quicker and easier. A go quality oi keroi ono , loans window and mirrors best, Imf a poor quality or oil with dregs in it leaves the glass streaked. Soap must not b< used with kerosene for glass. Firefly Lrr.tern:. ',:.'.'' of S ..'.:;! I an ��� :- beautiful a id brillitfnt. So brir :. indi cd, are they th I hi i i r three will ill . t". . :.. : as well as candles, and the natives ' read by the lighl I bey give. When thi Indii n hunter pn ;��� in - for n journey thn gh the fori I . I nighl his li tei i nc i :' tin =c beetles fa stcned to b toe. Xot only dor- il light his way, b : also fright( ns ,.v. i ��� .������ and i ther dangi rous ri; till -. Coffee Jelly. To one qui . ��� ��� ff�� c (as prepaid il for thc tabli I one-half box of gelatin. Soak the gelatin in two- thirds of a i ip . ���' cold water I r one-hail houi oi I nccr, tin n the i up :,. h it -.' ater i 'I the < I tin is thorongl oivi d. i.i hall ��� oi - tear to the qui 11 hot ci ITi ��� and si r in the melted gi latin and i ttle ' anilla befor. the "��� hi a ' hii ki ns, Set in a ci o plai i to mold and .������ r\ e with cream and sugar, To Restore Oilcloth, Whi u oilclot h Logins to lose it - shiny surface il can be improve! appi arance and n ade to last mu ; longer by bc ng varnished n it h gl ie. Wi -u the oilcloth thi ro ij ,. ly and lei it dry, At night, v. hen ih<' traffic of the day is done, go over ii with a piece of flanni 1 di] ped in glue water. < house a nil ��� tivy day for this, and then the gl c will be quite hard by morning, and the oilcloth will look like now. Hulled Corn. One quart of y< How corn maki ��� four quarts after cooking. To each quart use two In iping tablespoon- tuls of saleratus. Boil in cold water to cover until hulls are loose���j two or three hours rinse in several waters and rub between the band or with a brush to remove hulls, Put on Ihe stove in cold water, boil and rinse until i li ar. Then boil again until the corn is soft. This will take sever; I hou��8. Burnaby Corporation Lands. At the tas eld in Ocuioei ll t. ; onsi lei .- lumbi VI ��� bO Ighl in ,.. - T .: T' ��� ... ��� ;;, cii. Altogether t>2 ing In size fron ... to a q iar- '���'. - -��� ' ion, ; :. ; epresi nting an assessed valui if i -.,...,. DOO, l bi . 1 ssi i into ' he ands ol I e :.. ini j. A lai ge pi on of Un are situated lose ti ��� I imitE of Xew Westminsti i in Disti 2S, 29, : ��� and ���" . ��� , e am ii an In .ii-' : Lot 91, i ;> on; and othei - ] ,- I thi Hasl roa i on he slope . thi hill < ver- h oking ���':.��� la ;< listriet '��� rei oti . onvi niently situate I ni r Jul lh i station in District la.' . -. and a I listriet ... ��� (102) - ��� 'i . res on the Xi : th i oad ni, \A eville, nd within a ion .:-' nei i ' Bun ard inlel are also ir: dudi I In the li-1. After the e: lion of th. redemj tion ... rio I, the c ��� ineil took Bteps under the Quieting Tith I to ar- luii a a lefi -; ... til li to tne ertie; - that thej will n offered foi sale with a title good againsl the whole world. At a mi' ' Ar he) i on Satui daj ;���-1 the 11 im ... a call for ten ders, ,t shortly, foi i he se. ra ... ei iei upon tern - an : i ondil in suited to the ci nvi nience oi Intending settlers, Catalogues will be prepari : by the clerk showing the description of each property, Its area, the upset i . 'j ������, ...: the ii nditions of s ile. These will be ready for issue early Manchuria Aground. H ". : il i, Aug. 20.���The Pacific i , Ste in hip company's steami r Manchui - ind ��� n the reel at Ri bbil Island, The Symbols of Japan. The imperia In f ,'.. own- \. -��� a . A which are cai ried before I :.��� i mperor on all sl ' o aash ;.-. 1 ... -. mb i- are thi ��� ��� ���. ���. ��� I al and t he s\ and i i h :...- I o\i n -t nifii .:. e Tl c mirror signifies "know th; si :'A "i.o I re and ne"' is the mi of thc crysti e the sword is .. ren ��� er to "1 s shar .." What a Little Girl Said. i lm evening win four-year-ol . I en wi ��� . ' hinj. the full n rise sin ��� ��� laii cd: "Oh, ecu ������: See the - in all fa out!" The Macic Pill Box. Take n small ro ind pill 1 s a: a coin 1 at e: th fits into it. I i er one side of the coin with papi i - I ��� ���'.. cl the b : ior of t !..��� insidi '���> i show the coin i - pi) Cii���'. ��� inlel di '-. -.;>��� M, ."!,': son, g[ jf SOI FORCE in the c r.ity. A i oor " hi nd- to-moutl - : ��� ... Mal ��� your mind . a h N< W. Do lt;r\low. THE NEEDY OLD MAN was m ' ly ,. carele . nd ex- travagi nt youi - an aud did nol . '. rl Rl ���::'!. SEE OUR SHOW WINDOW FOR BARGAINS X Black sixteen Underskirts ��� Regular value 1.25 for 95c ��� * White Cambric Underskirts t i Regular value up to 1.50 m r 95c I 1 ��� er 95c I ��� or 95c X X NEW GOODS NEW GOODS ��� f First Shipment of Ladies' Cravenette Coats Dut in stock to-dav X ��� ��� | White Muslin Blouses with hem-stitching X and embroidery, Regular value 1.50, X Children's White Dresses, with wide pleated ��� Skirts Regular value up to 2.00, f< I W. S. COLLISTER & COMPANY I ������������������������������������������������������������������������������(^�������������������������������������������������������������M�� The Paragon ��� Famify Washer =��� The Latest and Greatest Washer on the Miirkci The Paragon Will Wash: 1. Anything witli. , vious boiling; thi re of using anj chi n . .. Boap and water, 2.���Anything from thi 11 -���st laee curtains to the I est blanket - and ca rpi I without the (lightest inj u even t'i.. ��� .������-' delicate I 3.-- LTptotwenty-fi\ epieci within 6 to - n inuti ter and cleaner than I harsh, slow and tire omi board metl :. The Paragon ran-' absolutely noi ��� ��� and so ea ";��� thai acl turn it. The Paragon will save its ci sl am times I . t reventinj and tear. Call ai i sei I and bee nvinced like oUiers now using I Large Shipment of Them lust Arrived Direct from factor) T. J. TRAPP & CO Limited '/Oi!��&'iiX*&^ I FURNITURE, CARPETS, LINOLEUMS I fNcw Good** and Mew Prices S A full carload just arrived. As fii good as ever entered the i ��� .J Inspection invited. By buying here you :an save money ..ral loti of it. J ;���] Give us a trial. We have many things we are going to clear al ci ' .��� .���, .Monov saved is nionev made. '���! .���. ,���, $, See our $5.00 Mattresses '*��� W. E. FALES, !���! 716 and 718 Columbia St. Four Floors. ear Extension, Fron: Street. :���: '.*'.?SfS���*SM'*S*S*S*Sf.Xf.XK*'.^ Do It Now. A I is t' .' best of all gifts to vour far.i- "y. INVESTIGATE. 7 Roomed Mouse and Li I m Sevent h Street, near Baptii t Church. Lot60xl82. . $1750 Very Easy Terms. If YOU HAVE A LOT And Want To Build We Will Assist You. f. I. HART & Co. LIMITED. Ial.I. I OX. nji' ai iiil to sl : hem oi .'tin lace that is not ci erci v :'.,, ,i into the I v ill: the . nvered :.. e up. 1',.: I i lid ��� n I bc bo.\ and talk mvster oi; - ly; tl n open"tin box and show I . ii a. ii .��� i hat I he i uin has di.-; I'm the iid mi the I '. maki ii li.. ).;.-.-' s, open I ic I. .,,,,.. fa|| ,,;;��� ill il- UIK'OVI toil fn ' , A , , . a , t to the ;,.. . ��� i. ��� lified, At the F . -. Wi bi . - e cake und li nonai : llttlu tenl Am ���, , , - wi ',.,a j\inl sixty cc-nl We npi i !��� ,.���. fort; ccntn An.l 1 �� ��� i.l; i , 1,0 for p ,ik". And aft:.-se '. n cunts, wi got Now, how much .ii'1 we make? -- IT truth's Companion, Royal City Fish Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Fresh and Frozen Fish Ciame In Season We deliver to all parts of the City. Telephone 40. P.O.Box 72. Front Street, Next Daily News. New Westminster, B. C. ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������* ��� B',A~*"ic Railway Service: MUSIC STUDIO OPENED. The Dominion Music Company Has Opened a Studio in the Holmes Block. We have competent u ach era for advanced Btudles with violin, piano, voire, flute, cello, Btrlng, Lass, mandolin, guitar and banjo. Our solid,ii system Is heartily endorsed by j. isicans, t< ichers and dealers of Instruments, We Invite your enquiry and investigation, Parents are made welcome al time of children's b! idles. Pupils range In age from 8 to l". .years. We teach from ihe most reliable works, A fine display of Instruments given' with tuition Is to be seen In Cum- Interurban Line. Cars for Vancouver and way stations will run every half- hour from IA'pO a. in. to 11 p, in. excepting at 7:30 and s::;<�� a. in. Half hourly cars will nm from Central Park to Vancouver only. City Limits Line���Service rrom 6.80 a. ni. to 11 p. m. 20 Minute Service���NO transfer. Hei ween l li and 2 and ii and 7. 30 Minure Service during re- �� mainder ot day. J ransfer al ��� Leopold Place. ��� Sunday Service half hourly 4 tween 8 a. m, and 10 i��- ��'��� City ,nnd Sapperton. Sapperton Line��� lb Minute s"' ��� vice, except hot ween Iii and ��� ll, nnd 5 nnd 7, during which ^ hours ihe service win he half-hourly. Sunday Service halt Hourly .|('' tween .s a. in. and H r- "'��� 9 I British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ltd | Boarding House for Bale���IB 'rooms completely furnished and at present all occupied. Anply Itox r,oi City. por rent���Large, well lighted room" suitable for an office. Apply to Thus. (J. Major. W. IN. Draper B. C. Land Surveyor Ellard Block. Nevw We��tmlnster, B-C
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Publisher | New Westminster, B.C. : The Daily News Publishing Company, Limited |
Date Issued | 1906-08-21 |
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Notes | Titled The Daily News from 1906-03-06 to 1912-04-24; Westminster Daily News from 1912-04-25 to 1912-12-04; and The New Westminster News from 1912-12-05 to 1914-09-04. Published by The Daily News Publishing Company, Limited from 1903-03-06 to 1912-04-24; and The National Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd. from 1912-04-25 to 1914-09-04. |
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