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News Claitslfled Ada. Haw proven their worth by the result-, tbey produce. They nu large Of small wants at small coet. s> VOLUME 8, NUMBER H��tor�� The Weather. New Westminster and Uie Lowr Mainland: Light to moderate winds; fair today and on Wednesday. EMBER 25, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENT* ANOTHER PRO .tST B.C.E.R. CONDUCTOR WANT I AGAINST fifWfARES STILL MISSING: CNR TO BURN C. LUMBERMEN SEASON'S CROP RAILWAY BOARD AT BIG CONGRESS A W0ND[R mm W0RK Company Laid Line Over M. Gilley's Convention cf Pacific Coast Loggers' Increase Made by B. C. E. R. Man Who Was to (Jive Evi- Denounced by Trades and dencc at Inquest Cannot Labor Council. Be Located. U-JBcn Ken May Furnish Ward In Nev. Inquest Intto Property on Lulu island when Nass and Walters Formed organization opens at Spokane��� Quality of Wheat Best in Dominion Body Tells Co- He w��. Away. Miniature Arson 30�� Me" Pre"nt History of Canadian quitlam G. N. R. Has Been Trust. .���_r~. ���. -,_.���....! West. Ordered Stop Work. w. ��; MoQuarde on bi-hair cf ii OUlajr, applied iii chambers yester- ,, , day before the Honorable Justice Cle- Mo'.ormin ' Hospital���Will Nominate Civic Candidates Coon. Plews Adjourned for Cix Week�� Inquiry to De Rljld. Witness Tellt How He Vim to Be Paid $500 for Burninn *_econd Hand Core. iJcnuni in i-i,ii of the increase In tares On the li C. K It. and an ap peal tor nsxistanc" in furnishing the Royal Columbian hospital formed the leaturM if lam nlKltt's meeting of the Tradi h uud l*ubor council. Th,' ma,tei of fares came up when President I amnion vacated the cbalr ami moved a ���'���solution, protesting against the increase, which, ba claim- ed, was entirely un, nili il for and WMM not in keeping with the Increase given to the employees of thp B. <\ Electric during the pas! fern wM-k* lulu:* Ipcakart brought up Hl��,'*- ini nts regarding Ihe -service given 1. New Westminster, uae ttavb-g thai \ leuirla v.as bad enough, I'lil was noi a patch to tl,- IneCTC-BBl luHtidling ot passengers in this cily Anoorfl-Bg i" figures read m the dalacatat [Nasldsni Cameron st'-iid lhnl wbfiiini lhe ecmi tuny war. psyl-ng llmr men an nddt tional I900 ironl-ilv, *it,(. inrr'am- hi rati would bring in more thnn fJS.OOO a yesr. I'll. | n te-s! BM carried without a dissenting vote nd will be forwarded le ih,* gcn-and ntF"MB"il tft She rum. p-tuy. Lsbor Ward. in ��������� ttaljnueuti anda tail evening H wouid appear thai ihe 'lind'" umi I door CCtnell is prepared n, eiiuip t'n funi'sh n ward In Hi" Iti,val lu h, i,i.n hosp-t-aj in in* imed b) mem I.'i . and relatives OI union men inrr', Small. president of tin hoi- p ;.,| !ir"*r*rt. attended thl u ting and i .. being civ on llie floor i-xpl-.-.ined the i liji et i.: h ��� vint Before ihe new in-nlttu'lon could be <i)"-m��d n nsideraiile money wm tn tn -- int*. I,, fiirins'' iiie two wings already , , leted iie explained thai the Id yal C'.liiiMiiaii hospital wan u local in -!,,uiu>i, and that ilieii'f-.ii' all ihouTd take a pride In asalstlbg In e iiil',,piii- the Institution for the needs , ��� the <*"v and district. M Si,:,-iil mentioni d the ft '��� lhal , nc-Blioi had iil-'-.iii-- ��� ���*r <! f t*i'*!i ii ., nnl ihai fdllovflng nil i rt U ' i iii,- new building mud" b * n mini i ! man "i o m ighi ng i oIHy, this pam ti had offi ri I i" i :��� 11 i one ward himself, but lhat .- ��� . ii,. pn ��� * i two wings thi board ��� i management rm;*. i d j nifiit for an Injunction against the < IN. It. company for encroaching upon bis property on Lulu li-.laiul during bil I absence. .Mr. McQuarrie objected that thel . company had no right under its char- I The mysterious disappearance of j ter to construct a spur line at all with- j The trial of Itoberl O. Siinlh for Conductor Nioolet, In charge of train "ut the consent of the lleutonant-gov- I arson began yesterday ln the assizes Vil. which crashed Into train No. 170(�� srnor In council and unhss that au-! courl before the Honorable Justice on tbe morning of September 7, was thority were ahown tliey had no right k-lemenL At the close or the day's discovered al the adjourned inn,ii��s |to he there al all. sitting il was unfinished and was ad- of Bicckadc. fliverand Municipality Blamed- Ccunciliorj Wrathy. Douglas Armour, counsil fer Lheljourned until this morning. It will ompany, stated that the company I prebably last the greater pnrt if not wns willing lo inert the applicant In the while i f loday. <,v' r> wil>* H. li. Robinson, Vancouver, dc- I was finally decided th'it the com- fended accused. panv should make application for lni-1 'i;,,. charge ot arson against Bmlth mediate possession anil pay Into UjmUu of inciting Iwo other men, cour ��6.B0O plusi BO per cent subject Howard Walters and Hugh Naas, to ��� Hs <howlng that lhey had a ri.--.ht,,,., r���, l(J ��� tacgai ,mi(J gUjra on tc Dfl lM��� Mclnnes street aud bum it to the I ground, with the object of defruuding the Insurance company, it Is not al- SULZER WINS AT flRST OF TRIM Men Who Donated Money Did Not Restrict It to Campaign Fund. Belli Witnese-x Say Hc Was Fr;e to lite Cncques in Any W.iy He Savi Fit. held yesterday in Murchie's under Hiking partm-H upon the death of Motormen Traill: PlSWS, who was killed ln the wreck. Nleolel escaped with few- Injuries bnt droj��pei| out of sigh! a few dayt following tbe accident and has nm been reen slnie. He *s said to have crime from the Inllii States eefore w.-klng fnr the | 11 C E R, irn! in official quarters ttl In belli vi ,l il.in he has fled Ihe - sn try In order to protect hlmsell frnm the Iniiu'r.. OffKerii ig Nlcolet'a se-iion. Motor !""n Ini^ils of train 97! apy -'"ed at fhe Inquest nnd was subjected t.i r sever ��� nueattl ning and grTtlltYg Bi the hands of W, K Hansford, Who Is appearing for the atornvy general. ,ii inv been hinted before Chn evi- ili'tici given dur'.ii-' Hie day hr ,h*:i- oiS (he facl thnt with the r- ,!,���., ���f Omductnr Ntcolet none ol fhe in"iu- 1,1-rs of the '-rew. Ave in number, were lie ualnted With tht Kraser Vail") line nr the time fable, festerday't session lasted the greater part of the day when li ron r M" rQuarrle adjourned ihe lituueKI for six w-eeiis. ii being expected th��1 'leoth-1 er members of both train '*i'*w-^ will have lefl the hospital hy thai time and . [be able to g:>" tertlmonj Mrs \|. rtle M-MHi*'** ��������� Ife of Brakesman Qeorge McMTIran, was tr" vi'llng with her baby irlrl on the mill: i train of which her hrusband was i ���.-,.,. member of the crew, althonrt this Albany, ft. ,. Bept -4 Qovernor ��� is " -ifrary t,, the rules nl tli ��� com- SnUe wli fre" to Ute lii" $2,S(H) cheil: pany given hha by Jacob l! Schlff, s New Vi.ni; (anker. In any way he chose. The I'lii-ker so declared today on the Spokane. Wash., Sept -4 - The fifth convention of the i'acilic Logging I congress began here tonight with an informal meeting, at which reports or No Car Shortase and Th'-T-ents Ar-. Port Coquitlam Dumps Garbage in the officers were read. (Ieorge M.I _ , .... Cornwall of I'ortland, secretary-treaB- | Be,n8 Handled Without Any Ci.n urer, reported that the membership now included -00 men engaged in logging In British Columbia, California. Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Montana. Two sessions will be held tomorrow and two on Friday. On Saturday the delegates will visit thc camps and mills of a lumber company at Potlatch, Idaho SATURDAY'S OUR ' Clt AN-UP DAY Mn McMillan was placed en the stand yesterday morning and told of having iii'i seated In fhe rront vet- Mini.��� nf ih,. milk train when Ihe '**���* ���',: motor was first noticed round Ins f *������' cur*." 'ier M��hoti��ford Motor i"-in Plews, who was fatally Injured In Hi" smash, flral r* , r*-' d the motori and i ii 'i openi '. (he doors of tin car In order to alio-* Ira M iMIIIan snd her l* ib] to gel hrsiSe n .v.i> from the thn nl ������ i i insFh Thn s--,, ��� Rail a a ni" i** nn on * s la i In -. I * i H f>*��ll F irrls, of t'ancoi , * Mr i i:- ;; . - p v*.,"d he sei (ire to il himself. The promises were partially burm d down :i tilt morning of March 18 last. l-"lr�� Cii'**' Watson, examined, de-. cUnd tl.al In his opinion lhe prem-' ; lues were v.:Ui_.,\ vet oa lire by an' : incendiary. Howard Walters, over WhCM head a | similar (henii is pendin_. and wbo was badly burned in the tire, gave evidmee av io heing hired by Smith Ito Ore the premiseg. He said that '* liufch Stems, bis ccr.r-'lerai" In the |job. c-iiui- 9 illi him from Seattle to I Vancouver, and afterwards to New * >V<*irniii��ier. where they indulged in a piuiougiid drinking bout. Becoming ai ,,u;iint*'d with Smith ihrough \aas [w-t-ietB K_-.ii] the acquaintance ripened lato .''iimai.-y until Smith approached Inu-i wtth the ijiiery if he wonted to mate easy money. His reply was ���sure." Smith then unfold,-d his design, lie wanted two buildings tn-im- ofl down tor the insurance money, the SLit-imd band "-tore on Mclnnet ttred and a Prendh bakery. If he. witness, rial liiin !u was io get $500, or if a full loss did not resull. 10 prr -rent. Iof the Insurance indemnity. Their ffrns. On Marcii 17, the day before the flre, 3mith gave him $.-, to buy *;___--" line in Viii.cc'iivi'r. \\ iines-s averred ihai Naas was io do ihe actual burn- lug. Kaas and he went to Vancou*.������!���. Mayor Gray Issues Appeal to Al! Citizens to He'.n City Clean Up. Company Is Coming Next Week and We All Must Look Our Very Best. I'.tS na, Sept. 24.- With about one- I third of tbe total grain yield of the province threshed, experts are in a : fair position now to compare the gen era! situation with that of last year. In an interview today. Win. (irant pres!uent of tiie William Oram Grain company, ti-'d: "Thou.;., the recent rain has been central l-rrougfa the province, causing h temporary check to thrashing opera tions, from exhaustive reports received Horn all points, 1 believe that 30 1 per cent ot the yield has been Ihresh- . cd. The quality cf the cro,; estab- j lihbes a record. "The general movement of the crop Is three weeks ahead of last year, and the car situation It a vast impn ,e ment ever any other year. Looking Into the future, and comparinr; i. mind the demand and supply a; the present time ii Sa hard to conceive ol a possibility cf a car shortage. The demand for cars Is being promptly met. and the greatest crop in the his lery ef lhe province is being moved without a hitch." the gasoline corned, hut in pernio It 'ic- city should . i "i greal .;.... r��J ' fk-5 deli .-n ���< ��� ��� *"���..��� In f ii -('���-. mova, Imi n * tin i i us tlon wai nr Importani ene. a spei litl com mln , c *.' luting of Delogati .**��� Dodd Maid ��������� ��� nd "- ardroi e waj ur; olnti I to dlsi ni * ll ������ ii.'falls. C'-r.Mmss Prrscntc. I: r i ittlpiece, editor or the II C l-'i J --i'. ,..-' aiini'ii'-ed bi fore tho , ,.,-,-, . ,.,\ erplalnad Cun n move- Rev li. ��� i . Ucitnr for ��� B * il *i tbe compa-n-j SEE FRASCR VAllfY IHEN ADDRESS QUB witness vi nui in ths Impeachment trial of tho Mivernor The designation ot ���'"��� check across Its hack as a con- tributlon to tbe governor's campaign fund, did ii-fft restricl Its use to One pin ���: se, Mi Schlff I'ni'i ii, a-- Morganthau, i mbassador to iTurkey, rormerly chairman ef the ���-'"' "run*, but i Iflnnnci committee of the natlrnal *"*" came b** u,,!l ""' '���'���*' car '" ',l;"'"s w.here Xow Wi mil itei ��.:ii it I'txti went to the stor . but contrary io exjpecta- tlons found all ths doors locked, ile uiiii into .. sporting house a short distance away, and gui a candle. On his n irn ha could noi And Naas and the Hue can ui- gone. He found the fronl door open. He enterod, lay * Saturday, September _.. has been designated as "clean up day" in New Westminster, Mayor Cray following up the suggestion made by Health Inspector S. J. I'eiirre. through the col- muits of The News in Monday's Issue. >-est'rday making an appeal to all the residents to make an effort in placing the town In the best possible light as far as cleanliness is concerned, for the inspection of the thousands of people who are to visit the fair next wee!:. "I believe 1 a:n speaking for my car council when 1 make this appeal to the citizens of New Westminster that their places of business and their homes Ue tidied up bt torn the annual exhibition opens." said the mayor to The News yesterday. "New Westminster," he continued, "can hold li< r own with any city on tiie coast as far as civic pride is con- No Car Chortane. Tiie Coquitlam council met in ite new municipal offices at Maillardvilki- yesterday. Reeve Harth in welcoming the councillors to their new municipal home, jocularly referred to th- fierce controversy over the rival silts, tiurquitlain and .Maillardville. he said hi. was glad to see them all looking so pleased. Iteeve Barth also reported on the water question, lie had beea appoint .ed with the whole council to look into the matter, lie could not find they I bad any water in the municipality anywhere capable of providing a continuous supply. Then- were no lake.. and no water reeurds to he had. Councillor Martin���Port CoquiUam has applied for a record ou ���Silvw creek. This municipality had just au much tight to it as Port Coquillam, in fact a prior right. Right Transferred. Mr. Mclntyre. solicitor, explained that the municipality had transferred its right to l'ort Coquitlam. anions ether assets, in the incorporation agreement, provided the city paid all expenses and undertook to supply water to ail the inhabitants on the ncrth side of Port. Coquitlam desirous Moote Jaw. Sept. 2:.���Over M00.000 |0f such. The city had a right to la bushels of grain have been shipped so far this year from the Saskatchewan division with headquarters In tbis city. Yesterday owing to the Inclement weather necessitating a halt iu the threshing operations shipments fell off slightly. EM cars for a total cupacity cf 772,673 bushels were re celved. Shipments from points along uie Soo line to Weyburn are heavy. The.-' appears to be no danger of any liortaae. D * ���-������ ' committee, testified 'v.*'' he gave the governor s aheck r t*> l ii personal conti ul Ion :*��� iplled i" limitation on lta use II' ii ' hi'v 11- ��� that he made 'he gift ��� . v '-, ,;-,. i i.v,.-"-.j* in bla * ��� ���'**.: . * -. ,' I ���,,. -I * ,| ,,;'.'*' '" :. ��� ;'!���" twn of the ;*""'.'".l cam I ������in ' ��� ��� -i-i which the at ' duwn nnd tell asleep. He woke up to le�� of Impi '������ menl e tlnsl thi got Hnd the place in flames and wh.1. ilihi* cully made his escape. Be wae .-i 1. ri ly burned and .vas shortly alter arreated. He had been in ihe hospital l.i: souk lime. In Trouble Before. H. L. ,,i,.,.- ii ns n tool in i i'lleci the sum , ( ".* i*- ,. ith which tu buy Christmas ,.,* nebta (or 'be children OT th" striking i ilm " Nnnalmo and other Van- ; coii"*r irtnn-1 points. The appetfl will b i ir ra <*<t it io the various unlont PlariK *H1I b" drawn up In the near i futun foi the holding of a mass meet | it t* w hen Knowles Will Vie-., Fer'.ii District Belore C->eakina at Pro- cress Club Luncheon. n luu-l tr. '.ml all'..dates for aldi'i'tni'ii und ,1 . to contest al fhe com* ; ,il electlims will be nom committee oonslsthrg ot l,. i.d, Pell. Stoney, OWb, Al th" Progress club luncheon tn lithe Russi 1! hotel at 1 elect da Id \ K. E. Knowles. of Cj-lt. Unt, om* of the besl known Canad.an authors Of the day. will bc the gUBSl ol bonoi ",,:|'': and principal Bpoaker Bev, Mr the di Km Ales has an Interesting person' I -mill, lie i Ivnn was appoint* liter, ���(! to ality and ll an im*- i.pi.iikiir, so Hint a �� REFUSED 10 DRINK AND ARE PUNISHED German Students Who Protested Against Beer at Banquet Expelled and Imprisoned. crierswuid. Germany, Sept- M. 'be expulsion on iiccmmt of thetr total ab etlnence principles of a number of the Ftiidents from (iriefswald university, one of the oldest In Oermany, har caused �� sensation Imre. The stu dents, niimherlng sbout 1,000 were called together in .luno to attend n typloal "beer -evening" In celebration Of the Jubilee of Kmperor William's relRO, The rector of Ihe university presided Severn! abstainers who protested were charged with "Incontinent to action iiKfilnst academic curt'ins" One of the abstainers crlllcl/.eil the reprimand tmd was sentenced by tiie niilborltlc!- to three days' confinement In the university dungeon. Kiirihcr protests hv other students led tn e>"" more draitta fteps beliu; tnken by t'i" niithorltlen. who at once expelled tw of them nnd summoned four other lor trial before the university offlclnls. ptlanallj affective idi ci �����"��� d board lit l.i lnd for. Tickets for the itiiich* ��� eon. which la a puhllc aiJair. may be pttrchated at The Newt bnth��si office, iioin Industrial Commlatlouei , Ij.uiiiin 01 the hot, I, fur 76 i * nil (1, .n.*. to Mr Knowles* slay on this eoatl being limited to a few dajs, ii will lie inipossible for him to iqujid *��� neck in Ihls city, mi had been bis In lention. but he has arranged to pivi hlinseli the pleasure of n trip Ihr, uni. the t-ta-sw* valley. Al S O'cloOX Ihlt morning he li leaving Vancouver in n friend's automobile, accompanied b\ Dr. Wilson, president of the ll. c. uni versity, and will travel over Klnpi way. n road which surelv compares favorably with moat t f the Ontario highways, nnd Is cerliiliily superior to the Hamilton-Toronto road, over which the reverend gentleman frequently motors. it Is the intention to take Mr. Knowles over the Yale road, through tbe green timber, nud ii" far easl as Milner, returning along the McLennan and Scott roads, this to give the dis tlngtllshed visitor a glimpse cf the fertile Delta country. rncr charge that he mtBUsi i Not Larceny. "It poeslblv can nol make any dlf- '������-ili ,, ill till:- CU I. L'Ut if I were -: Ins In a criminal prosi cutlnn," .i d Judge iid-ar M. Cu'len, preside*! if th ' * nn "1 >*!ir -ii i<i have i i ch irge h r- III jr-v ilmi. If ;h" i wner ��m- seuted to the use iu anv manner ol the mi iy or checi* given, by tho party tn * iii.m It w IS di 'i- end. such use .vi 1*'i nol constitute larceny." This testimony and the ruling of tha presiding ludge thereon marked opening of Hi" actual trinl of the ��� Tin d , v, cn;i\,,. which, up until noon today, hnd heen delayed hy arfii- on ebjectfi'tis of counsel for eme. ai that hour ull obtU des to the talcing dt testimony hi heen sv spi aside hv vote of th'* court, thereiv permitting Bugent I.atni' Richards, of counael for the maw r if tv.e rtmieatihment, to out- i'"" the evidence ognlntl the governor. SIX CRIMINAL CASES YET TO BE TRIED Cross-examined, vi Etnust said he luui been In trouble on r s une chegues In Seattle, but never In Los .'.liin !. B, Came (or Candle. Mabel Hendry sa.d thi remembered Walters coming to lu-r houae sad Betting a candli and some -a-otches, Tnet would be about - a.m. on March 18 He Ottt i! up Into three pieces an.l uciif nwa. . lie stayed about an hour. toted strangely, but she could no; sny be was hitoxiciited. Later on he came ,)(again, this Ume in company with a policeman und asked for a hat. He was burned and bis hair was nil ringed. The distance ot her house fron lbe bumed store was aboul three l��lork*s I ltt| h Niuis. -carpenter. In ciistod) on a s.uiibir <-liu:*n". was the nexl -ttlt- ueaa. lie i-poi-i" very Inoudlbly. witness d-taii'id Wi acquaintanceship with Wallers. Ebelr doings tn Seattle and \anco.iver nud wanderings, unlil they lln-illy l_inu.ud in New Westminster, aud wtre ii'.tr.nluced to Smith. Cmilh Cel Them Uo. Tiny sp, nt most of their time ln saloons and after ttiey became friend every city there are! little time and labor with a shovel, lawn mower or broom can make a world >f difference with tin t moral isp<ct ���' the place and which win reflect on thi -ision.-" of t'i"*' fair visitors. "The R. A. f- '. society has bei n working for months preoarlna for this big event and I firmly belice thai -the n*->-tiieuis will mak" an eltui'l���r**~ risp(ct this appeal so that the !' . :' City will be seen at her best when the miles of the fair are thrown open." Since the suggestion of Inspector I'earce, many of the merchants and business men have commented favorably witli the idea so that if everyone does his or her part, the citv will doubtless look her finest by Sundr.;.- of this week. C. P. R. Breaks Record. Kort William, Si pt is. -The C. P. it. today broke ibis seaaen's grain bouli--g recorO ai thu head of tin ia_.es. 900 car- of nearly LOOO.OOC bushels of srain having arrived be tween ' o'clock last night and - o'clock th.s afternoon. Tiie total ume unt received over ail three roads Uur.ns this period Is U29 tars. LARGEST DIS'RICT ON C9MOT:=* Hew Locci of Typographical Union O.-iened at Kamloops Takes Distinction from This City. cubic feet per second. lie did not remember the technical term, and it was possible there might be some water not recorded. The council might get a record subject to the amount the city took out. Councillor Martin advised looking into the matter and as tlie reeve observed there was no immediate hurry. the subject dropped. G. N. R. Stopt Work. The reeve inquired whether anybody knew if the G. N. R. company were- ; still encroaching on the North read. Councillor Atkins���Nor ni ������ Councillor loster���Tiny are nouu I to stop operations al together on Sal urday. Mr. Mclntyre said he had n tale- gram from the railway commiss-Cuers at e)tta��a stating tliat they bad taken up lbe matter direct with thi '! V. It company. Thev also stated that tbl application of the muntcipallt. would be laki-n up at their n* >.��� ��� I ting; ii. Vancouver. The date cl slttli : <.i- not yet fixed. Meantimi .i would pr, vu.r further encroach : by the ompanj. er!: a Instru ��� lo ni tlfy Burnaby council ci* (hi pos.tiou cl ulfa : s. .*. . ter from K. H. Cunningham; i * i .*��� ��� i '���'* ���* ' :' ; . 'ii ri, ���*. .* as n*ail c;iiipiaiiiiiir cf the dumping of gar- b'. ��������� into the Coqultlam river and ih��: consequent pollution cf the t-'rasw. HOUSE CAUGHT fIRE IN UNKNOWN WAY Firemen Forced to Fight Flames and Fumigating Chemicals at Home of Louis Witt. LAW STUDENTS Righting flames and fumigating , . Chemicals, the firemen of Not. '.' and l ��� "" 6 stations were put on their mettle'. "f u "�� commence with yesterday morning When flames broke) out 111 the home of Louis Witt. 901 Thin! avenue, owned bv Mr. Fallow- fleiil. The Witt family have been under ��Tunruntine for sitne time because of neaTlet fever nnd when thla was lifted yesterday morning Inspector Walmsley of the city health depart- >::= �� ii i'i. Commltsion Comes councillor P. J. C. Atkins receiv * Ills commlMlnn n�� Instlcn of the tiea-ei on Tnesdsv, Thc licensing commission | of ConulilHin ls now fully constituted nnd the first meeting of the board will be held on '���'riilav, whon th" an- Tillcatlon for nn h tei license for Maillardville wlll be heard. GERMAN MANUFACTURERS WILL NOT EXHIBIT Mannheim, tleriniiny, Sn] I 21 -The Association of Bouth. western Manufacturers recent- i i-eni pirotilars to al' Iti ���"' in- I,.,.-., wm, reference to pirt'c'- I n ion in lhe I'anainal'neltlc cvpcsltlcn nt San Kninclsicu. The chler reasons ttltlgned aro extreme Amerli'iin protaotlon, unfair dititoma admlnlitratlon and possible attempts to discover business n-crnts cf Oerman manufacturers. # o M # ft * lit �� tt Unlikely That Moses Paul Will Come Up for Trial at ThlsCrtmlnal Ace iie���The Llt-L The criminal cases en the list re- mnlnliiK to be tried at the present assizes nre: Martin I'owell. burglary, Charles IVnn. burglary. I Inward Walters, arson. Hugh Nans, arson. Moset Paul, murder. William Motes rape. It Is unlikely that the Mores Paul ease wlll be heard at this assbrs, ns the man's former conenctlon for accessary- after the fact In the murdtr of Constable Kindness is under nn peal, He received a life le'itence for Hint crime. Motes' cip,, |8 one ot retrlft', si Ihn jury dls.i(trccd In tiie flrst Inst.-inre. UfclON MEN MAY HAVE DONE DAMAGE Los Angeles, Pnl.. Sept. 14.���A large plcr under construction nt tho foot or Centre street. Venice, was partially desrroved tonight, tl Is believed by the pollce that dvnnmlte was used by persons uulrleudlv to the contractor, who Is s'lld to have declared n lockout ngalnst union workmen. ly with Smilh he generally supplied ;me-,t f*mg*mA [h(, h0UM and commenc. the drinks. He ituneinbered Smith ,^| rnmitmtlng. giving Waller |S on one occasion and ; KrervthinK was bored up tight unon another n cheque, but the cheque til about 11:30 o'clock, when smoke was never cashed. H-U knowledse Of j was discovered Issuing from tbe roof the transaction was limited to over- of the building. hearing scraps of -conversation and ! Damage, amounting to about $200. what Walters told him ot communings ,was done to the house, although the between (hn Inlter and Smith. In one !firemen had n hard lob on their hands Instance he heard Smith in the Cent-!on acoennt of the nauseating fumes. (Continued on Page Eight.) O 'i. ft =i!i ���-< <tHrt> 8 # O * * if * �� STEFANNrON'F TPeCMENS * OF GPEAT VALUE '���*��� Ottawa, St-ri. it���-Dr. Bte- fannspn, the cuil-onr Immodl- nlelv on reaohlns thc Arctic circle, mnde effective use cf seme nets, dredges, etc.. and cth< r near supplied by the .teo- bogies! board, at the request of the deii.irtric-t rf ii-v-il affi'rs, und the result l> that a large ser'es rf liatunil water snec'- mens cf lish of various kinds, Incli'dint; shell lish, has heen received at the capital from the north. Th-e specimens, which were accompanied by drawings by Frltt Johnnsen. are of the highest tclentlltc value. Flre Chief Watson made an inspection of the bulldlm; later In the day and found the fumigating cans Intact, thus leaving the origin of the flre a mystery. TROOPERS AT COQUITLAM C Horre * Section of Squadron nf B Organized There. Port Coquit'am. Sept. 24.��� M an enthusiastic meeting In the city hall last evening the nucleus of the First Coqultlam Troop Brltlth Columbia Horse wss formed. After Lieutenant K. S. Morgan, who will command the locnl troop, had outlined the means of joining and had given a brief survey of the training to be gone through, ten men Immediately stepped forward and tigned up for three yeara service. The local troop will be attached to squadron B., with headquarters at Salmon Arm. Tbe local troop ta one of four being organised on tho lower mainland. The othert are at Eburne, Point Qrey and Bumaby. Cunningham quel d the fisherie-s In reference to the matter and da- sired to know whal tiie council wu.->. By the formation of the Kamloops going io do. Typographical union. New Westmin- Rose in Wrath-.. Bti r loses and Kamloops gains the ' Then the council, with the exert* distinction of having the largest juris- tion cf Councillor -Mounce. rose in diction ci' any union in Canada and jwrath and showered parliamentary im precatlont upon Port Coquitlam eaaa cil. the rea! authors of the evil. Councillor Martin wanted the rna; ter referred to their solicitor for pro ceedlngs, Port Coqultlam officials kid told lum thnt they had the miitntrity c.f the owner of the property wheiv they dumped tbe garbage atld they would not discontinue !!'���> nuisance In fact d"!itd tlie nrunictpaUty, Thev* were contaminating the river Councillor Atkins said his information was that they were liurniuj; tho rubblth. Jutt Smoke. The Ueeve��� That creates ., lot or .-onoke, but does not dettroy it. Ultimately it was resolved io semi a copy of the letter to the Port <V. quitlam council and Mr. Melntyft I perhaps the l'nited Sta'es. The organii-iiicn of the new local 1 was accomplished by It. A. Stoney, of 'this c.ly. riprescnliiig the Inter- [national Typographical union, who; | sowed the seeds of such a formation while visiting Kaiukops in the early j part of the month a_id saw ils com j IplaUoa oa Tuesday evening, The new local will lake in K.im I loops, I-'i-rt George. South Port Qeoiye ; lUerritt, Qnetnet, Ashcroft. Salmon tnd Chase, with a membership HOLD ELECTIONS The Vancouver Law Students' society, covering the county court districts of Vancouver and New West- ininstn, held a parliamentary election on Tuesday evening. The society, which numbers 175 members, is run on parliamentary lines and ls divided Into two parties, styled the Progressive nnd the Lex Lux parties The latter was returned to power by a majority of 18 votes ond the cabinet wlll be formed next Tuesday. New Westminster is strongly Lex Lux. The great plank ln the Lex Lux platform is the establishment of a law school In Vancouver from benchers of the law society. Gerald (1. McGreer Is the leader of the Lex Luxers. D. Macdonald ls the leader of the Progressives. 3. AND CANADA TO PREPARE STATISTICS Ottawa, Sept. 24.���Negotla- t'ons are In progress between the departments of labor of Canada and the United States for further co-operation In the collection of statistics of all kinds. It Is planned to make uniform svsteuit of gathering statistics of food prices, coat of living aud the like, to that It will be possible to make comparisons between tlie two countries. solicitor, was instructed to writo ask (Continued on Page Four.) ANOIHER LABOR UNION 0R6VIZ.D New Local of International Steam at Operating Ennineera Hat Seventeen Members. ���5 ����� O ii Si: 0 # 0 # ����� flt S Another labor union has been added to the iisl of aliiliatcd unions wiih the local Trades und Labor counctt the latest being the International Steam and Operating Engine-tw local J43. At .1 masting held yenterday eve�� ���;': i lug, oitlcers win h elected and suvc t* >;; new member- taken In, thus niakiac a membership ot seventeen ta hecla, with. The officers are as follows: Pr-oafc dant. II. McLaughlin; sccretary-tmia- nrer, W. C. Saunders: executive. J. R. Flynn and James Leigh; delegates t* the Trades and Labor council, tf. sta- I-angblin, J. It. Flynn and W. C. Thua dors. Meeting nights are tel edale* fbr the first snd third Thursday la ���*** mouth at the Labor tempts. ���;.' ���if ���'if ft * #*l)ll>��tt��90tt#������| Si mmJL, PAGE TWO THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 19ll ix* r'ss'r Valley, t'ltblithed every morning except Sunday by the Sational Printing and I'-.t/l.shing Company, Limited, at S3 McKenzie Hired, See Westminster, British Columbia. ROUB UVTUERLASD. Managing llireetm. A.i rrtmniufiicaiioH* should b* addressed to The Seit U'c.iniioiMC' News, anil put te -itiii.i .'Iwil ntfe'tier- uf the tlaff. Cheouet, droits, and mousy urdrrt should be made pavabU tf Tbe Sational CrOilliij; and Publishing Compai,,,, Limited. TSLSPHOUSt���Hiunnett office and Manager, aus; editorial Rooms lall depatl- SUNK), ����1 SI BSOBtPTtOK RATBB���By carrier. II pi-r gear, tl lur three month*, 40c per mc-.i-*, Bn mutt, I.- per gear, ibe per month. a&VBxtTtalNQ KA't gg on a-pptkratton. a young man with the building of his house. BtC, I have been fortunate, fur I have always fallen in with a buy-at-home man." THE CATALOGUE HOUBE DOL- as independent morala? paper devoted lo (Ae infer win of Sew Wettmintter and; \t\*\ "j fr0( into the pay envelope or ;i man nexl lo the mechanic. When 1 SOI linice Willi him Ills wlfo was busy reading a catalogue of 11 department store in nn eastern city. So I was chucked Into an envelope along with some others of my kind, a registered stamp was pul on us, and away ue went lo tin- catalogue house. From there 1 was si in further away to some Importer of foreign Btuff, who In turn shipped me out of the <-i untry. I hove linn knocked around here and there in Hu' world hul I have in ver ���*- il hack to 1 iie city where I was first put Mile the pny envelope Of the catalogue home man." MORAL: lr you spend your money ���it home you '--iii probably see it again. Exchange. COPPER DEPOSITS Al EAST SOOKE QUEBEC ARMING FOR HEALTH EIGHT Members of Dominion Gr-lcgical Survey Complete Their Examination There Awaken*, to Need cf War on Consumption���Free Medicine De- pits Wanted. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTtr.'iSER -5, 1913. IRELAND VERSUS MEXICO. While the papers in Great Britain and elsewhere aie taking rises out of the United States on the subject ol' mat country's attitude towards Mexico, the trouble pot of ihis continent, they seem lo forget the failure of Great Britain to bring about anything that looks like peace in Ireland, and this, in spite of the fact that the old country1 lias '.tad a good deal wider experience in matters 'if this kind. Britain, Germany and other nations have remarked sarcastically on Uncle Sam's failure to settle matters in P.ccrt.ed > 1. ,, 1, ..... r,* I ' - - , .1, ��� '. I l,_ .'..., .! ..... >-.,. f, -. ' 11.O 1 lull.L tu Ls-.ll.-tl -���. , VJ V X.A I. .,,-.,,, .1..., 11 . ' < 1 ... il.. 11 lu . . .(, , ... . . while they have turned blind eyes to their own shortcomings in quarters where their p �� ;��� means a v. hole lot more than does that of the United States in Mexico. Great Britain is supposed to rule Ireland, but the latest press reports would indicate lhat ihe question of authority is very much in doubt and hinge:*; primarily on result of the arguments being carried on between strikers and police and police and anti-home rulers, while in the ������ meantime as many heads are being cracked as suffer in an ordinary Mexican battle. At this distance it is unsafe fo: _.iy person to say whether home rule is or is not the thing for Ireland, or EMPORIUM EOR DOMINION GOODS ta Establish Buch in i_n_l���,nd fer irhrblo Product-] T'.u i on In- Per- stil! . Victoria, Sepi. ���_!. The geological survey of Baal Sooke has disclosed rich copper deposits which may prove financially worth developing, according id a. MeLeod of ihe Dominion geological survey, who passed through Vlctorlu yesterday on hlswoy back to Toronto. "II will no! he posstl le to my for Beveral months whal Is 1'"' percent ..;*,'* ,.!' copper in the Btrnta oxamlned," said Mr, MeLeod last night, "bul a superficial examination has disclosed ���in abundance of ehalcopyrlte, 1!" yel low .* ilphlde uf copper and lr in *������ ilch Ib en" ci' the '.iii-L-t Importani copp -r 1 :������ .-." The ' urvej p trtj c nslste 1 ���*'!' t.hri e tni nil its ,, the department Sept. :t ���quietly progressing an agitation in I ivi r if const nu". iiu: n Colonial im par's emporium in this country, and lltht Ugh for ti'e UK.-ll: III it " II I net make much progress, a *. ood : i *.- t v. '.iii be heard of it. .' I 'tc* me ������'n ��� I affects Canada lees than the ithor dominions, lie au se i' does '��� *.-..���; si--. 1 ',-1 this country vast qnan- Montreal, Sept. 84. "That the provincial govemraeni lc* asked t*i contribute t" tlw creation of free dis- ponsarles in lho greal centres uf the province: that a serious educational campaign should be Immediately start nl hi the dlstrlot Inspectors; thai nn appeal I" .i".'Ho to nil ihe physicians of tin* pi i\ lne In take pnrt in this .>,: icatl *...'i 1.. npalgti: thai 'in- medical inspection of schools nml Industrial establishments he rendered compulsory." Such was the teal of a resolution, adopted yesterday at the afternoon tlessll 11 nf III" Sanitary Services uf the Province uf Quebec, held in Laval university "''lu- resolution waB reached ,;;.'r h ��� Savard of the -.nti Tuborcu- fosls dispensary uf Quebec hml nml ���1 paper unUtled, "Whal Municipal Or- aanlsations Should I'u in Flghl Tu- Cook, and aboul ' 1 rcuh Is " Dr, Si .nnl attributed 'he prevalence 1 t the -.'ii*** niiii,:"' to the Ignorance ���' r ��� -'un bb regard - hygle 1 he an th) 1 .' imi lie 11 d es and cor- ���1 iratli No Proper Subsidies. !!. ppilv, ngaln 1 I pu He Ignorant ������ s'ntfl, '��� * noalgi ��� were being in; ii.. attitude * f p il ,: * ��� ��� *.*> apathetic The gov- FOR EXCHANGE Five and ten acre blocks in the choicest fruit growing and residential district in Fraser Valley. Will take revenue-producing city house property British Canadian Securities, Ltd. 602 COLUMBIA STREET, CITY. h-nded l-\ Or C, H ii" jn nploa nf rot k wi re taken Un 1II tin spe ���i;i" ns hav 1 b ion exam ������: ��� ���. i: ��� ������������ snd mh *' - topi ial!} ��� * . I . , 11' 1 i*: I1"- ��� mh ��� trlct .-iii;.:,,!, it viil bn ipi * ; ' ��� the 'i ltn of thi copper from ,: ������ *��� ;i ������; i.r coi imi rcial , : *; ii"**,' Th * ������������ '1 ''' :*������ 11 was mnnned i isl lam he spring ni n large seal ��� with 2: foot :' dli WHY BUY POREIGN CEMENT when you can get as good, or better, inuiiiifiictured lu IJ. C, vis.: the tlio celebrated "VAN('OIJ\ KK" Hianil. guaranteed to pitsu Standard Specifications of Americas and Canadian Bh-glnaera' Associatlm, We would also mil attention to "nr Vitrified Sewer ripe from 4 in to 'il-In. in diameter. Thin In also iiuule lu thin I'roviiice anil we OOOslder superior to any Imported article. We also carry a htock of Crushed Itock, WaBbed Gravel, Band, l.lme, Plaster, etc. See us before ordering elsewhere GILLEY BROS., LIMITED Pi.ones 15 and IS. 802 Columbia Street W. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Bank of whether the strikers or the employers there have the right side of the question, but it does seem that Britain's boast- becoming somewhat splattered. Where there is trouble there is some way out of that trouble, if the politicians only would find it, and, in the meanwhile, while they are supposed to be engaged in looking for the route of escape from the difficulty, the riotino- goes merrily on and deprives the country involved of the right to criticize other nations similarly situated. Indian .summer has came and, by crickey, the Siwash brand has the weather man's August stuff crowded for first place. n.l meat, butter, trull and kindred ���' products. The Australians and to a ��� tester degree, the New Zcalandera, - ed reputation for preserving law and order is in danger of ���������'���' mainly affected, ami they nre -: ���ill ci i* plaining with a good den) nf bitterness of the way in which their products ;������:���'��� handled, nm! the unsal infactcrj conditions governing their distribution. Take fruit as 11 type, it arrives al Tilbury by boat, and there it is trans-shipped Into the shods. 11 .'���eni up tu t-ondon by brain, no tnnt-'ar the Btate of the market, and there unloaded Into vans, Nexl II Is taken to Convent Garden, and there 1 *. In unloaded and sold, and once more It Is put cn tii" train again and senl to some part of the country. Australian Need.. What the Australians want is n large depot al Tilbury lo which the vhnk'oiie buyer wlll have to pu. uiul whrn he has made his purchase he I wlll load the articles on the train : md send them direc! to their destl taticn Bj thla means much rehand- lint wlll he avoided better prices I will i"- obtained, and the purchaser will know perfectly well where the colonial imports are to be obtainable "I to 1" seen, and tbe identity of tic- . nds will not be Bemllosl aa 1 I present, and their quality will nut bc deteriorated by so much handling. ���Obviously, tlie construction ur such an /OrCe emporium is a big undertaking tor SVia me dominion, and thi fere the pro- . ���. 1.. 1 , 11 *������ 1 ��� , _ ��� i-"-''*r-* nf the Idea 1 i.ne thai al anv doesn t know when she s well off; he might want to eat in rati some men *.*,* , ��������� ,n his bare hOOfs. v'*''* Canada will be possible, since thi ��� i--***.- ere not the same, Blnce when ���In Tickets for a recent state function in London read, "Gentlemen levee dress; ladies, morning dress. Not transferable. onlours, hiit the recen'survey by the "vnmenti. 1 given no proper Butml 1 ,������������ *.i*-a! i,ep.r'-i,i". ip tie flrsl at ; ���* he ndded What were tho Bmall it to ������'*������:;:; i* ,* termini the ���<;'>"' ptven I* the governmenl hero earth formation rr th ilisfl ' Ac- red to 1 ?c Bums penl In rdlng *���- Mr, M I end, I * formation Eur pi 111 * * .- W.t - ? ���"��� ,-dlnglv '.*"���','i'x. ihe rnck be- ''" ''' "': ' ',;': " ''* ,,:* : '���" :u' in" ot the inbhro tvpe. the character '' * * ���' ' " ' ' morlalltj I' * in , 1st'- of whieh i�� * rich in lime eluded tba int'le mortality In titles of very perishable articles,such -.,-���,., ,,.,���,,������....���.,,.. Rast Sooke Queti I to thnl -*.*. 1, Bel MUSIC. pluni.r, 1 1 ily I'i'i ��� '���; , 1 1: ipplv ivnnm ,*i:\'':ir.i: ok IllKlllK Pu red for 1 xamlnn ��� -; ���T V! ��� m,-.; ,. ��� v- "M : it ri ��� \ -I" ,:..,., ��� ��� ���������. .��� <���. '. dysmtth ol * re 1 fr '"���*. fi * ���' laran, and , . -��� 1 * : than that of than tal dI V 1*. ��� . ��� 1 1 *, l| I'V FINDS SETTLERS HAPPY IN WESI Hon, Mary had a little lamb and tben some and when she got her butcher's bill she had gage on the house to pay it. beef for stew: I to put a raort- The only difference between Pegoud, the aviator wh i flies head downwards, and other birdmen is that Pegoud so far has been able to do it without pegging out. Here comes a Minnesota lady who desires a div because hubby persists in dining in his stocking feet. Mc 1 ��� im: ladies, morning dress. Sounds as though tliere was reciprocity in state nt over there. Everybody is requested to be as kind and conside1 as possible to the weather man, being as how his prod next week will have a lot to do with the success of great provincial exhibition in New Westminster. ���iif ucl the i*!c! <���'��� \ntlpi dean ���"���* dm ������ . -kel Canada wiild be sending nothing, and rice in rsa Simplify Freighting. ;-', i- iii,- reason there are several -Mi* iy projects now under conald- i" 1 and "ti" is th" establishment ��� ��� .*" : ��� harf on I ianvey island, 1' the n outli of the Thames. Here. * nder ; iie * - heme, a railway .v uld be built wliic'i wuuld be linked nn with all the main lines to Hi" v.,nuns narlB of the country, avoiding l.on- '"���i all : ther. 'I hus the heai y dock chareeR nf the port cf London would Arthur Er-jdenck Plra-ctl With (Vork of British Territorials in Cn -;id,i ' lo .in .il. Sept 24. Hon. A111 ur !':��� .ir! i... brother ot VSscounl VI ld to - * . who has held msny Important t. li ns In the varti us Uni nisi ��d 1 *' :..* ��� . Br 11 1 har-, with a r.ii '��� the Duke of v el irn 1 'I to Uie 1 lij afti r a vlsll to Ihi west. Mr. Brodi rii ' ;.,*"' blm a n -*;*- ago another c mtlngi * H iMsh ti r :* .,*:.* s, , . . ��� addl! on to * kins up ai ill ." '" t'-ii ��������� ��� '"' |i !"'���'- the Ca ci. a mlMI r fori ' 8, tliis Litre; !������ ,* ������ -, ��� p ., ' '������ nf '1 ar ant;emi :il under which 'in y a ** : ��� i; hi oul This Is th fonrlh il-*' " iir" -.- thai .Mr. Broderick ' ri c;V 1 nl Manj oi th >'���' ��� ** ara Bettled i.i the '���"��� -. and ' :i thia occ iBlon * ��� -in inslble for the Last week a woman in the eastern states traded her baby girl for six hens and a rooster. If seven fowl equal one baby girl, what's the poultry value of a one-eyed, red- ��������� ���**i:i their Bl . tl Ml 1! 'hi British villi H 1 * * *** ua mill! * ���* nnd agricultural eli menl Ini 1 the D in In lon arranged a banquet and reunion i" "��� andon at �� hich ;> man} as poa- ��� 11 le of thi men �� ere present. Vi-i'ed Hoi^c-5. ill -i.'.i'.i , - Mr, Rr( ,(.���'��� '- ��� .,,;.- Up ,��� '���'mself a vlsitath n of the homes of th" men 1 iBaeinp In 1 om er atlon v'th the * nnn ��� folk, t.i is ������������ '��� '- ** ��� ther l'n eh ������:���:��� from lhe iid to ���'"��� i*-\i 11 nrid ��� is af-freeable and bnn- *' * ; .��� press representative Ham. In .*'" (rtldri * ���*��� * -i mna! tiled thU It Ib I he duty ef evi - * m unity to wltbh Id f> *��� * ���** -���"on nil i!"*:''. llk( lj to In In *��� the .* alth of thi m tmi .* '*'.: * I * ���*i". c "i'i bi done by a proper system of i-*-; 1 til -i \'. :i'i r - upplb d was the problem d'.s- ��������� *.:������. d i.i last evening's *. Bsion. The ' rencrt of e committee appointed to consldi r Hi t protection of �� iter courses, eaid legislation * is needed to enable health departmi -rs. both mu- ulclpal and provincial, to prevenl tha contamination of rivers and streams by sewerage, also to compel municipalities to provide proper purification ! plant*.'. Mr. M I! Mi ('rady in a paper on "������'*- supplies, showed thai half the Deputation i'i consumlog water drawn r.-'pi wells or springs: nnd half, water drawn from -���:r.-nn,n or river.. The wa'.er from the anringB and wi its *** ������'������ 1 .iii 1 ������ coi alden ,1 p ire, bul b tif *''��� water drawn fi 1 rivers and ��� ,s Is partlv ������ wholly polluted. Star' Campaigns, " ������'��'��� I, Mr, McCrady ' ' * ��� Inani trate e Iticatlonal :am- " ti a rural and Btnall com-' mil to ;���<������'������ ��� thi Ir under- : I wai . uppl ��� T "i hlng on ���������*���** Mr McCrady 1 lamed mn '������'������. In ki neral * ir the r Bti *.*��� bp *��������� n,. el ilmed ' ' * '������!���'���, xceptlon M - -111 -. ���, 1 *'"' ll ��� "'* ' -' ��� ������ or t rtc itloi ���vpti ��� * ihr ccii* m ti,,. proi Ince were ���"��� **i**c������ ���'.-������,��� -i * nti ;... ;,., regards ** n ti pn ��� tto 1 the proi nei is I ilrly ' nplit. DANCIN.. ,:i- ������ ill ���*��� * * 1 ��� . , -. ini 1 will v'lull New vi ... 1 * ���.*'������ 1 *.- ul l*i * -.'. 1 If or ippl 1 - ��� ��� -. . i'1-i :. ���: 1 [ornhy nl 1 *���'-'. Va 1.-nil AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT KSTAl'.I.IHIILil. 1S17 CAPITA'.- (Pai-l-Op) $16,000 000.00 RESERVE $I6.W10COOOO Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, und lu London, Ring land. New York, Chicago and Spokant I'S,'.., luul Mexico City. A genorO- banklng business transacted, l.etteri d Crodlt iHsued, available with cor- respondents in all parti of the world Savings Bank Department Deposits received In hiiius of $1 and upward i'i md ; liter,-_l allowed at 3 per cent. *,*r ,1111111m 1 present rate). Total Aaaets over 1186,000,000.00, NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH, (i. I). IIHVMSKH. Manager. II .1 .-��� H'MtS'lITT, ��� cenuntant. Tel It Btock AUDITOR .**. R -* P. II. Bmltl AUD1TOF18 vv.irk undertal points. -ii-l- PhOllB 361. I' W .1 llr-u*,.. A N 1> ACCOUNT* NTS in In olty and outotdi W-aatmlnster Trust Bid! O. Hoi 507 FRATERNAL. P. * !��� 0 ��,f m k. c r it e i '' , in,-.. ll���- lit- IIM'I 111 r-1 T lursdny ni K P 111. K. nt r Hall. KlKl lh Mc t*t A W.-ll, H-HV. I' Uiillr-O T I'llo. V II Smith, fin- 1.. O O M NU *.' 4.��� Mi: BTS ON flr-Ht. H--1 ond, th r'l 1, 11! ton rtli W.-.ln, �� 'liy in "im n*ni Ih *e 11 p. in. 1,1 It", M, ���,���>��� Hoi it*. 11 J I.,*iiiiiy dictator I-'. a. in I'**'. s ���cr, lury H'-i.'Inic rters 0 f lo< K- Ill Ser Koum inrii'-t- 0 f Fourth and '*; ma rv.i. Mlre'ti, 11 'I P AMM'T 1-ODf.B NO 17���rn I'uui'ir ineeiliii. of Amity lodge Ni . I O. o. p.. ia ii'-td iivery Honda; nl hi ui * o'clost in Odd i'',*il.,w>.' Hal' ,' r I'lit-narvon anl KiRlilli Hireett Vlflltlnn li'-el.lii.rn cordlfUlv Invite'' li ' '.' rrtthew, N�� . II W Snngnter. V 1; : W C foe the*-". P ll r*onr 1 - ��� ��� .,. .1 \v. MacDonald. tlnnn ml ��... r. , cv MINI3TE I PI F.ADr FOT FREIGHT CAR FUNERAL DIRECTORS. LOOTERS w B r .,"���! P.' IlliU'fl.l, Ier * 11 inn 1 nn! . mil,-,Irn,1 ..',.., , s,-.��- lieaded coon with a club foot and a withered ai'i: It costs a million and a half per year to run the 'Frisco nolice force, that is, so to speak, the figures on the civic hooks say so, but this does not include the overs, which, according to the graft charges, are worth taking into consideration when looking for a job. in- s-'-ei! .-.iiii tin railway freight wou'd he ulmnll'led. Such a scheme today * * 1! Ithoni excentlon every "' uld "; ���*:���:���'��� 'c- flercnlv onposed bv ��� ��� . ittlnrs huh ner" than the port of London authority which ������' l with 1 ��� .. ���-, Cnnada, In '.mints ' 1 Its Income from i">rt dues, oth ��� .;. *:*��� Br"drlck'�� Bxnerl which "I-** exceedingly heavj Thus, '-������''��� * ,. it i-tt"eesa and he this ii'l "1; of ���"*���' win c *��� ��� . , i -,.,,'1 ;| I'c-t' 1 to l.'inilun. I 1 ��� * il * ��� 1 1 i* ���-.. tool th 'I tho ��� ������,. ;, i-oice "ibi . roi ��� fn m A Minneapolis girl, who is to in England, has left for the scene is taking a round-the-world route to gel there. Probably ',".".,.".,' .. : he wants to see 'em all before committing her future to popuiaruai * Ik.' married to a doctor of the ceremony, but ���he fr-ieiit wafl ten BhHIlngB on the tw. the porl dues and the oosl of del'verv in the very heart of London "u-ii sbout three und a half limes aa Thi -e ��� '���" eorv st !���'������,'.' Infill-en-"' <i behind iir- -ii'" ay eeheme, hul nnb '*"'* -iiiii * *"'' " "1 Insure it*' repi' ' ���'" -l * ��� d II ������'':;������.��� lhi r, rore lm ui || worth il" ���''���",. ���* r-inud-'ii'i mini i"i"* to consider *��� hi ther i| Is nol i*1 '!"���" Ini -. tin ii ' ,: -"i.i .,; * ' ��� I' *' the mllltarv nr"nii<. ������'���'i-ii In thi li m Inlon Mr Brodrl I ���< 1 ���rr Idi I'I" ":i'*' of the >" '" rl ���"��� -> -""l I','*: i" re ih ��������� ltffi.ot.ltv i- t'���. f(rat -"���(i, -.*���>. in Canada .,,,. ..-, vclv FEa*. the keeping of the man she now believes she leves, prcfei; po: ���������I ���'!" " 'lir*li ��� ���* pli ��� "il |i their producl INO CAR&. it GAUOWS IS Kill ING HIM Down in San Bernardino, California, other day arrested a perambulating gents' 1 porium who had wrapped about his frame the police the nrnishing em- three suits of clothes, four suits of underwear and seven pairs of stock imrs. While searching him the officers went through fifty- seven pockets. Speaking about the trail of true love never runninc smooth, what are the little vexations of the chase to that misfortune which befel a Los Angeles swain the other evening when he was on his way to his lady's home with a diamond engagement ring and was footpadded on the road? At least that's how he tells it. A UTOBIOCRsAPHyIjf TWO DIFFERENT DOLLARS THE nrv-AT iioMi*: oin.i..\it "i was pul Into thc pny onv< lopi of u mechanic, On Saturday hh;!h he took tne doiyn town with him, ond I helped buy film a pair of Bhoes. After ihut 1 v.uk paid over to h carpenter who :��� BS pultiiiR Winnie new doors and flooring in the kIkc store, llm I was not yet i" n-si with tlie carpenter, ror l"- passed me along when lie came to i tralghten up hi; grocer; bill nt tic i i!ii of Hi" woi '���; Tin- grocer i .. !.. .:i u bank for ,i ;���**.*. daya and ihey lenl nu* to ii young cum wha was building a hout e Tin* young mnn paid ni" over to tho owm r cf a lumber yard who wns supplying material ior the new houBO. I have been going around town for quite b ic��* weeks now, i'u in one man to lho other, bui I buven'l been sen! oul of lhe city yet. tor anything, I lune helped ii good miiiiy people. 1 helped nay the mechanic hla ivnge��, inn his shoes, pay the carpenter, paj the grocer, l visited the l'n ,il�� a.Ml "it:- I' fl lu In lp Thugs cn Culs'ai'ts of Seattle Botlir- Mctcr'str. Seattle, Supt 2. Thai b tndll whose : pi ��� laity la holding up r.utomo biles 'ii t'i" Pacific highway nouth of Real " have nm given up the r en denvor waa ��;�� monstrated lasl nighl v. hi n u Ii in* high ivayman a npted to "stick up" K. M, I'rice. a Northern Pacific dispatcher, untl his sister, who wi re riding toward Kent from Au turn Bhortly after ll o'clock. Thai tho highwayman did nol buc- ������'' il In making a good haul of dla ��� monds from Miss Prico and a *uii siderable sum of money from Prico was due to the fact thai In Head of stopping uk commanded by tii * bin 'lit Price ahol his cur ahead nnd lefl tii" highwayman cursing. i'rice umi his sister in the [ortner'n I'unl automobile, left Auburn th li before II o'clock nnd started to ilriv ������ toward Kent. They had proceeded nol moro than two miles when, th" highwayman leaped from n culvert and leveled u tii:;i 1 ut Price's head. ' ii i ids up," yelled the highway- Wli'ioui nven hesitating, Pr'no speeded un and lefl the highwayman Standing in a clued of dust, Tli" machine made so much racket that Price 'hns not know whether the highwayman took n shot at him, When he arrived In Seattle Price m uncc notified the sheriff's office or the ait'ii'iiicil liuidun. Nu adequate description nf the highwayman was oh talned by Price, lie said he dldn'l have time to take n careful Burvej of the bandit's makeup, T'.vo Hundred Puur-d Prisoner Murder Chargs V-/r,elrd to Hun- died Pcnr.d o'-tleton. ;'" : I* .r * Onl .-' pi _ i Jol : dham a ������) : ill! ,- , ,; uldln gi '*��� Ivi *! i nti nc i nine moi and Pcrcj ��� tind .'������ ' i ��� two yc ara i a**1 . . ftei p id .. |i iu thefl ' ; iu. rchand -.- from i'i.! i i -. Karl Si nslbaugh, tin* fifth i . -, in custody, -.-.. - remanded fi r om wet k. ': hc j * att* men all b li ng in respecl !b!i * i il ��������� Thej wi ro nol repn i nti d b ��� . ol, bul ::��� v A *' Mclnti . . ��� ctoi ��� i SI Paul ., !'.:>��� Isi pal church, waa granted permission lo addri ss lhe coun on bt half ��� i the ace : ' 'l i le aski d hh wor nhlp to ti inper Justice .*. lln mercy, '���', hlli lhelr admit Blon ol gulll would fi i* ver i' a ii" li lives the evil as- ii iatli n *; prlw a life woi Id nt l In- i I ��� thi m I" l"*i" r thin-.--. Tlte rm' lor * aid tl al v h tl thesi boys n ������ ii"'l wa re Hal punishment, ll In ini; the firBt effence These n had doubllesi CORBOUI-D hi in l* d ' n p. i Uier i older than rua ii* .* Ivi i "li Is no fi r mc to do clde or ci on suggest whal you ahall *l i : thi " lie i ��� deluded tin* rec *' r, ' '.*,i I can assure your vorshlp ihst, lm.- in r I cully you deal v Ith i" in " r action will earn th** gratl nti'- of tho boys' patenla and the pea. i!.- i f the community.' Hton-aer I'lin-^rul *,- S|2.��ts Ami, '^Ir- l.lcrun' , n) mCfmnnfll) 1.1.1 I I'lil" Parlors i* tVeRtminstfr ,! ,llr..,,,-r ' Columbii l'i.our uj" FALL (.OODS. Call and inspect our fall lines and new fall styles and place your order now. J. P. GALVBN Ladies' and Men's Tailor. 401 Columbia S��t. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. only another month to get summer tourist tickets iii reduced rates. Observation, tourist nnd dining cars on all through trains, l'er reservation* nnd rates apply to B. OOUI.KT, Agent. Now \Ve-.iiniiisi��>r II, w. intODiK. 0, P, A. Vancouver BOARD OP TRADE Illicit!' OF TRADB���NEW WltSTMIN hot iiiiu't "f Trade m-wts In theboaW room, ''Ity Hull, tut fnllnw Third )���'���������. iluv *,f , u<*ti nn,mh ; nunrterly msi^lni nn t'.i�� tl'ird frldsy of February, M-u Augusl ,in,l November st 1 inn Ar nu',1 tii'.iuinvrH ���n il"* ilil*-'' Krlday " l*'i*l,rnui-y. I'. It. Stuart Wade, m-cl-*- SYNOPSIS OF COAI. MININO OULAT10N8. PUBLIC STFNOGRAfHIiH. lli��� .-���i-i*:' II tl ATI! INH, All Itl-.l M .NTS (IF sui 11 ids. Hustness Lett ���rs etc : ��� lr rill ,r IV lilt s In lllll. All Wl rk itrl elll ,">n Bil I'll Hut 11 n.irri . rnnin 411 W ���nl mil �����! ���r Trus nik. tn one lb'' I. PROFESSIONAL. ORANT * McCOIiL, MAII Solicitors, ��� ie 4u Lorns Rtr*�� ������ -,i',iii",i,-r. i! K norbould, K II. ilniiil A. H MoColl. ADAM SMI 111 JOHNSTON, I'AUniP >' Iuw-. snllottor 11, Telephon I'i'l.lo ���"'.lr "talmston ' '"il'i. "W��jteri 1 'nlnn " orfio-i, tnin Ellook r.r., Columbia Htt,,, l. New \Ve��' inlnal r. IV C. 1 * ��� " 111 . trdl, char ;ed v, ith the a nder oi ' .��� ; Sgrol, ,v horn lie Bhol \| ii.1i .; Notre Dame street, tie it* M ';, i *��� ii pr ,; ibly nevi r I" says tried Whi n I : ��� iii.''..t 11 '��� re the courl "f King's i e ti h yei crdnj tbe e.i^e ��������� c postp a*, d until the noxl lerm,' Bpo'<a owing to Bernard!'* ex! erne physical' i,,.; hu weakness, Al 'lu- t me i I his arr' fl Bernnrdl wn ���- ;* pi .'. ��� -fni "���,���';,, weighing over 2 : Ti day, ofti r only thn o montl i nfinement, hi i.i a ivrock inn,Ins lhe ��� i ale a* u"l moro than 100 l- '��� ��� ��� With a vacant and al lini'-s ri ��� Uet i look, h'- hand * moi lng nervously, llernnrdl presented a pitiful sii hi o* lievitn, Dr VUleni ma and Dr. Dug ip. i ve i vldrnce us tn h's men tn] ,������ ������ "iv,, and e-n'ii'i* -I to ibe ������<���' la" ''��� ���������. as I'*!'* ns h'** mind was ������"".* , ! ������*'��� r.r'*' ������ a** "ide tu .��� '���*-"' h-1s * * '" trl: I 'l Iv * dill''. ic w i ���' i- Hi: t hh ' *** fi in** '���*.' * t ite rf health, wh'ch thej could ii * ' ip'aiiii -vas Ruch as tn '������ bi make * very dangerous to force hlin :-" * to siai'i trial, He waa suffering from f-00 i' is md thai nineteen mon for . in,i-i warrants hava been Issued have gone to parts unknown, HUSBAND FORCED HCR 70 SLEEP ON PLOOn Sept. -'���! "barging thai ind. W. li. McKernan, a . i in i ri -. u"nt of !*:|u kane, hud in en il n ilve fer ***i vi ral years and that ho had fr .* n tl hi r lo ��� loep on the floor Id iveather whl'e ahe wan sick, ilti * ugli the bed was but a few I'd i * * Mrs. 1-vilur Ja:i" McKernan '������' 'up for divorci In tho Bupqrlori " url yesterday. *''���������.. McKernan charges that her Mirhand. who is well known in Spokane, has n miidi temper and Hint lie; in thi liahll of making slurring re- WH-TI'-Hinw, BDMONDB * H'l'rn- Hiire - Bnrrlstem and Rolloitars, Wmrt minster Trust ink.. Columbia strsei N'-w Westminster, ll C, Oabls Hilrtrew -ivi,!" il'i,-" vv..,i,.ru Union, P, f ;,vi,iver ".flu Ti-l,'f,li,-,no i!0 W. .' Whiteside, K. it.; II. I,. BMmandS, I Whltoslde . HTTLWBLI ��nli. It,,! etc ; e, Mrl\''lc/i'- it renin II I!. I' O llm CLTJTB ; crimr Nl ni't-rlsti-r-ut-lii-* nnluinhln Mr W W'Mlrnkistn Telephone 7H COAL MININO rlKlitu of th��� I>umtn1o�� Manitoba. Siinkulctiewiin niul AltHtrU^ YiHiun 'i-erritory, the Northwest Ter- irles nnd In n portlun of the I'mvlnas of Miltlsh I.'"Inmlilit. may Is- h-us'-d for a term "f twenty-one years at an mituui) r.-nliil of II nn ncre. Nol muiv thnn tit* sores wlll be luined to onw appilo-Ukt Applloatlon for ii [eaae must be mmle tiy the ni i'li,-uut In |i.,rnnti ta th., An���n| nr Bub-Agent nt the dlslllel In which the rlvhts applied fur are situated In surveyed territory the land tnuet tie deaoiibed hy eeotlpus, nr lege! aub-dlvt> sI'.uh nt ���eotlona, nnd In unsurteyed ter i limy ths tract applied fm sluill be siiik'-d out t,y mn applloant himself, Kuch applleatlan must be u,*, "numiinui hy n f.s, nf If, which will be refunded If ��� lie rights applied tor are not iivullable. mil tint otlii-rwlne. a royalty nhnll be imt,I un tlm m, ("linr.tnhl. output lit the mlns ai the rnte ���r rtv��� oonta t"-r mn The parson operating the mine ���hall furnish the A-tient with swern relume icaounUng fnr the mn quantity ot mar- ���li.'llHllhl,, conl mln,-'I mul [g,y ihe royalty thereon, It tin* eoal mining right* urn lint 1,,-lnK ,ii���.n,i..,l nuch r,-lni���;, should a.- furnished at taut onoe a year. The lease wlll llicluiln thn ivill mlnlne rltshln only, hut the leasee will he permit!,>il to I'uichiiM,. whitlever nvnlfable siirfnc,, rights muy he aonsldered nfeuM, snrv fnr lhe workhiB of thn iiitiin et the rate of $1(1 an acre. Tor full Informiilliin applloatlon ehould ne in.uie m the fneretar/ nf thn Ih.-part. nmni of the Interior, Ottawa, nr to any Agent or Huti-AKcnt of Dominion 1-awW W. W. OORT, Deputy MInlntnr of thn lninrliir.. N. B.���Unauthorlsod ruhlicniinn of thle ulvnitlnnnmnt wlll not fm paid for . V I IA Ml "'ON ROMS, f-r.|i.-l I ,.r lind Nolnry. hlook ''* Lorn" nlni-t. sli-r, II. C BARRISTBH Otfloee llnr New Westmin MeQDARRTI Ban leiers Wiih mlnsti Un. W, O. I'.lnwidv . MARTIN A CA8RAD1 nnd Hnllctlnrn. fllir, to Sll i Trust Ellook, (I B Mnr McQuarrie and Oeorge T Westminster Transfer Co. Office Phon* IM. Barn Phon* IW ���agbla ttreet. pay * her hurlni'id is nn able- i i i v Iphlng 200 puitiids. but "I i '" r 1 ��� '���"���I'uu't li".-'*i If. ���c'-ei- . it-sol . f ' *"i| '*ali'"d nl f4B00 -Il'i 14, which I* near N'.il.i'.luf- iiar". ami furniture valued at ,',,. Bays, some kind "f waiting disease which McKernnri, fhe asserts, has named '"id nol il" eloned enough to be per- 'OO n month during tho Ume that lie !'"'*'l*. diagnosed, li wan artero-scle- has failed to Bnnporl her, i *'*-'* or luiii trouble or general de- 'Tlidge Sullivan issn"ii a reit"t|n,lng i-i*" la'ion o ftlie Intornal organs, The order vesterdiv to prevent McKernan ihei-; believe fiernTdl is dying of from taking tbe minor sun, John, aged "fenr" of the scaffold, They do nol V vears, until Bft.nr tho trail. 11,1 '��� weeks he will liw morn ihan few f> The citni" was 'tuber 8, 1SH1. iniirrlcil ut f'henei WKSTMINSTKR IRON WORKS. Teleptioru-s: Off'--<! S3 Reitld'ince 129 JOHN liKin. Proprietor, GENERAL MACHINE WORK, ENGINEERING AND QLACKSMITHING. Agents Palmer Bros,' Qnaollne Enjtlnea, Marln-8 lOnglnes and Auto mobile Repairs, Office nod Works: Tenth St. P.O. Box 474. New Weetmlneter, B.C Haggsga Delivered Promptly le any part of tha elty. Light and Heavy Hauling CITY OF NEW WEfTTMin||TeH. �����.����� P.O. J. Box 34 Dsi'v Newt Bldg. T. BlUNETT'S PRINT 8MOP JOB PRINTING ef all klnda 1'iii iis right Satisfaction vnsrantead. 58 McKenile St. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1913. THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. PAGE THRU BIG PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN'S DAY Best Card Ever Arranged. Gays Ma/or Gray, Chairman of Committee Ier Kids' Day at Fair. "We have arranged the basl program of sports wllli ilu.. beat prize list far Children's day in tbs history of tin- exhibition. Over $260 will he spent in prizes, cups, medals ami shields tliiii year." Sn spoke Mayor Oray, chairman uf the committee lu charge of the children's day sports, when lie announced yeaterday thn! tlie program whs cotn- pleti 'lln re are foot races fur girls ranging In age from li yenrs t.i 14 yeurs, three pr.ziM being awarded for each event There are also boys' foot races fur the younger lads up to 12 yiurr. Tbe Junior boys' events will then be run off. Including a half mile race lor th" city aehool Championship. These events are open to all boys under 15 years of age, und s gold medal emblematic ot the city championship win be awarded to the boy securing the most points in these events, Tliere n ali-o the Seniur boys' event*, the city sohool half tiille hi- cycle chemplonshlp race. Fraser-valley srhi ol championship und the N'ew Weatmlnater city school track cham- ���dunshln events, as well as a junior la crosse gama and events Ior the teachers. The Program. i-'iiiir-vrn- ih u detailed program for thi! population is the most Important, there is a strong tolal abstinence seu- liineiit. ln the larger towns, like l.os Angeles and San Diego, saloons are pi ..uud. But in other towns 'hi- cur.oua but quite explicable practice has prevailed uf forbidding entirely ..lie sale if Intoxicants, wholesale i r ... , ,- . _ ��� retail, except al the larger hotels. Tho open to all buys under IB years ol r(i,.Mi ,.,_ ,,ir. exceptlon ,s ,Jluiil. -me ai*,". Hold medal, emblamatlc uf city, p[ opit. are for prohibition, but they championships open to aU buys of [are also for tourists, and adverse ars of in the ADVANCED MODES. In the Fall We'll Wear Silk Suite. New Weatmlnater under IB y age aecurlng the moat points above evi nis. Public School Relay Ra:c, 4C0 Yards. 1. !*' t.r boya In each team, 14 anil under, Perpetual Challenge shield, 'i. Four i oya In each team, 16 and under. Members of winning teams ol above, $1.00 each. Senior C*.yu' Ever.ts. Ut -il 3d 1, Planning broad jump..fl.00 .76.60 2. [tunning lunn jump . shu'. . .11.0" TB I nu 76 1.00 .76 . 1.B0 l.i'ii 1,60 1 im 1.60 1.00 1.60 1.00 60 1.60 1 00 'm t'le 1. entire day Girls' n Foot ���ars and ���ars and vi ts and years and vi ars and ��� , ,|*u ;md '."���s and Three prUea fur each < prizes in' reaslng In value eonii etants dye' Foot Races. I I under, under, under, under, under, under, under, Races er, fo i vents, four events four events. tout events, four events four events luur events. ven'. Money wiih age of ;: Putting 12-lb i. I'uie vaulting 5. Inn yard nice fi. 220-yard race "������ 4411-yard race .... 8, [tunning hop, step ami jump il. 1 mile race ll'ily Cliampionyhlp) for Kold medals value otl0.00 6.00... Citv School Championship. Half.mile bicycle nee. Isl. gold locket, value $8,00: 2nd. gold locket 'nine 14.00. (Presented by T. J. Armstrong. I Fraeer Valley S:hcol Championship, open to schools ' tit-'ide of Vancouver and New Westminster Kaih r.'-hnol to send one t"atn of not more f'an six in r fewer 'ha" two hoys Events enumerated lu Seniur Bovs' even if. Priee, silver cup. value $!."' Tug ��� f v.'i - open to teams of six i'-.'- utiiii r 18 years of age frum anj fc'",. i nr '-'uii In the Praser valley and N"*v Westminster city, I'.ach b on winning team to recelvi each. Nc Sl.nn I to regulations wlilch would scare away ir.tv !h rs wbo ore accustomed to have wine wltb lhelr ais. Long Beach haa gone to the extreme of complete prohibition; Riverside and Pasadena make concessions to the tourists by granting a table permit to a tew hotels wblcb the tourists affect. In flcdlands the pendulum swing hack trom dry lo damp with some regular- tv. ii i.iay tu- argued tin" the peo ���ile u," lhe towns un- not forced caa pie r.t Ihe towns are not bound to force ihi.ir vlewa uik.ii visiting tour lata, imt ii is a matter of conaclenoe in theHe southern California towns. where puritanUm is at the presenl mi ment probably bb strong oa anywhere In the l'nited Stat'-s. Wh-ethr. it will Indefinitely continue as strong s an Interesting question. Most ci these southern Californlana come from elsewhere bi-cause of the climate. Hi I will not the southern Hiinnv climate In time bave a molding influence? flDERlY COUPLE ON LONG HONEYMOON Jol. Cales, 67, and Wife, 57, Leave New York for a Little Jaunt tc Burmah, Went * Schoolt : ihOOl i'i .1 Challenge Exhibition 1. r, 1, year* > 'art, years ���*��� i* . year-, years y< and uiul and and and and and under, under, under. under, under, under. under, four events. fuur BVI nts four events four events four event* fuur events four events il Three nrlz.es fur each event Monev rives Inei-easlng In value with age of l*"lrst ���onti ��� -en'" Junior Boys' I .lump .lump Punning t>roa IM-iiiim- High 100 ���ard race 220-yard race ���i in vard rnc Putting 1Mb shot Half-mile rare (CK Bchool Champli ti -hipI (or cold mad als value uf Races, Etc. 1s' '.''1 "il flu" 7B.60 i en ::��� bo I uu 7R r," 1 i i .7.", r," i r.fi i uu :��� i i 'iu -,:, r.u in'trr public ���?moionship. Open iu t -.uus frotn city ������nlv. I'* cai . , numerated !'"�����' events Perpetual iliii-id Junicr Lacrcacc Match, Game. Open to ray school team, or to *t *. team rf players under is years i :.;*, Mcdali lu winners. Presented I v .', Lally, Esq., Cornwall, Ont, Thre.-li-Ttged Race. Flrsl 11 v.- si a ,-a ih: i,-. ond boya, 60 ' "nti. 11.. h Sack Race. 11 .an; second i oy r,n emu. Teachers' Races. l'i" yard rac- and yard race. Valuahi* gentlemen comprlee tharge uf the i-nurt- gentle prizes third boy, Led ���"' im s 1"" The following ���������ii nmitti ,* in 1'ivorA v. Oray. chairman: Ah', w. ��� ;>,.-., li dd. Aid i'. .1 Lynch, R M til Ulan ,,,'. NV P Coatha-n. Alex Turnbull, F i*..*,!'. id B, Malcolmson. f - anv rurther iiiformal'-ui spoil In '*.' i Thomaa, Bcretary, Children's duy sport?. city ball. , w '. ck, Bi pt. i!4. -Coloni 1 C ior- W. (l* Iff, 67, and Mrs. liale. 67 , I | hiB bride of three months, arrived it. *.',*.' York lasi night from their home a Norwich, Conn., and >vlll leavethia ���in rnlng fer San Francisco, They will . travel i,r"iind the world anil will be one several montha, lint the colonel would nut call It a ..neon trip when a reported saw j ilm last niulii "i a. It lias no significance, none 1 whatever ' said the colonel. "Just a rip that's all." "We ui" simply going to the Judson eenti nnial in Burmah," volunteered Mr Gali "Oh you mustn't talk, wife," reproved th- colonel gently. "Vou mustn't tell those newspaper boys any- V: * " ��� ;��� tplalned thai they were S'ling tn th* i'm mtaelonary celebration In 51 rn, IS DEEP I'l.'I'.PI.E IIESGAI.IKE. Sloucby styles nre to hold over thif full and nil the advanced models arc Just ns --.hippy" ns ever. Situ suits, loo, are to U- populor, nnd the lllti-trution shows u charming uf MEXICAN FRUIT FOR B. C. COAST That is iiu- place to which i "is,,n. the flrat American to Asia, wenl In li>!ii and estnbllshi '1 n mission whl ih is ��� i�� one ol t'.i" blggeat Baptist churches in the world. Colonel Chile is cashier of a bank in Norwich, where he has been employed fiiy years. Thla Is the first real hie vacation he has had in that .Mrs. Gale, v.hu v.as Mra Prank fair In tl that Is I autumn Cord of tin outline senilis A stunning w of gold. bengallne, u *-*iii�� be very mucb worn lhis |i pnrple sume color Is used to nnd for the ornament*, tlstront Is of iluil cloth time the - At the Wriet. A very pretty Hultfh for the end of tin- sleeve Is in tlle shape of a fan. Tb�� entire sleeve Is cut over a plain pat- tern, hnt when it tie-urn tbe wrist the material is drpwn In, su tbnt the edge falls over the lune! In fun shape. A piping of I,lack velvet nml n frill of Mining Man Sees Great Oooortjnity- Tells of Affaire in Turbulent Republic Vjctorla, Sept, H. "There la no reason why Mexico Bhould uol supply the whi le Pacific coaal ������ ith tropical fruits," : a d M. K Rogers, lha wi li kn .ui niiuiug engim 11. "in my opinion, that ia one ol lhe greatest c< m- iiur, lal opi nlngs to be found In a country which otfera moro Inducement to capital al the presenl time ihan on) pari uf lho Americas, The in"! ci uld be shipped up the coast from tl" weal ol Mexleo and landed right lu n in much less time and at much ii si. coat than tropical fruit i.; bn ught to dav." A B. C. Miner Mr tlflgi i-i has lived and workl .1 Cor many . Intera iti Mexico, nnd IiIh opinion therefore, Is entitled to Bome consideration, Nor ia he unknown to iin- public i.f Brltloh Columbia, fir it x. til i e remembered that his name is linked with the dlacoverj of the N i Mi- i-i,ii" and Granby mlnea As a matter 11 faot, his \isii here 'his wt ,k is a bit ot aenttment con iiecied wltll the runner of these mini a |i is thc fifteenth anniversary ol the discovery, and be apent a few davs B ih" mine Itself, jusl fur the sake cf * mild lum; syne." Tin Ugh Mr. Rogers was nnt pre i nt in nnv uf the sti Tin centres of the revolution. IiIh home being about J60 miles north Of Mexico city, yet b��- is well enough acquainted with conditions there to have an excellent grasp uf Hie aituatlon, "The condition of Mexico nt the preaent time," be says, "la bnd, very tnd. indeed. Trade Ib practically, though only temporarily, paralyzed , . \un ricana In Mexico, bul Mr. li.*;; it.- Btatement in Hus eflecl maj be skcii ; ��� .. prett) ci liiju ii.-.��� and ...a,:. . -i. itlon ol the (acts "I >, ,\ ii ai Washington " be s nd. "I l., .'��� spi.!. i, io i ini' ra and eon cress in* t. und It Is quite i li er to me thai : . cm rienn wua:*, to acquire any i : Mexico as t' i iit. ry. I huo�� n ;-. c< Btlug Hu- .Mm in an ���_"������' mini nt ii let iii control ilu i.i roar ilm -. bu. whal vu- would llki to i tli n fi . our own pi opli Ina d ��� thi ci muy. rhe United Btates has nol protected Americans in Mexico. I'mi there an- warships lying al anchor n tti on the , asl and wesi ciiiihls. Iiiii fur all practical purposes tin;, might as wel. in , be lhi re. ��� Another thing thai wo would sll like lo know is. 'Why did President Wilson recently unlet all Aim i i ini i ut of Moxlco;' Many li.id i\lu; bb \ Ftonth, was considered .,...,.i.i, ..I widows .n Connecticut luce peeping beneath add to tbe dainti- i''-i. i a fli vmi- Baptist and a large nesa. contributor to mlaBlonary causes Col Tbe sleeves slashed nt the wrist are c,a]i* wos alao Interested In chureh ,( One accompaniment fur sinslusi work and has long been leader the ^i;|,.,s, ir tbe sides of the slash in Central Baptlal church in Norwicl tbe skirt are curved tbe snme elTect Is After their marriage the eoupli _���,., |n ,,,,. ..,,,,.,(1< ir tbey are cul ..,...; to lire at Mm Gaies lean" ,. , , , ,hi, Plnehuirt, which is one of the sho ,,,VI���. places u!" ''a-' Beotlon of Connectl-Tiil '" and ' * I Gale gave up hls h -. ��� I ''''' . ��� Bapl * I parsonagi ���iitTs nre Ioiil' s!i prominent on many Snme are onlv three while others reach tlie DOUBLE RED (ROSS EOR ANTI I. Form Versus Feod. famous humorist sn.vs tlm B?r rii!) family in Cleveland, who were J beginning to put oq it lot of airs, hired rcccia! Ad: Ifiltrnationsl is Emblem fer Pluguc Fight. Committee White piopurtj thore, nnd to leave 11 " ml n gnat (bail c loss. I li IVC ni I yi t boen able lo fiiui a man ��!i" could offer a satisfactory reason fer thi president's aotion in this regard." Mr, Rogers has some things to aiy ahout the American consular service In Mexico, wlilch ure not in the least c- tip Inn tn.it*,. and qui ted a casi win re a Mexican court actually f:tic<! i'u - " i riciiu consul for c< uteinpt, and another where an American ��as lur X' w clal c elation Of Tni Barton I'ork, Beptembi r --i -A ape- mmlttee ol the National Assuror ibe sindv ami Prevention ��� ���null.s.s, of which Dr. Henry Jacobs of Baltimore is chair man, announces the exact proportlonB of the double red cross, the International tuberculoele emblem, which have been adopted for use in the tiuitisi Statea, Every orfjmltatlon or Institution dealing with tuberculoals win be iiruci! to use the emblem in lta i irrccl proportions, ���at,,! I'.rniiii the all ts and kllli ll Mthough the double red cross was without a proper Investigation being ?a��P1*? tor "H"' 1:l ,llV l "I"'1 s,,l,.s (|, in l'.iu'i us the symbol of the crit-nde '"'" ' against tuberculosis, no offt rt was a colored ������-irl just arrived rruin the south to net in Iheir scrvl ns m aid. Her new mistress insisted that nil men Is sh inld W' served in courses. liven ivli, ii there wasn't very uni'* i t.i enl il vi: s brought to tlie tabu m courses. At the end of the week tlie girl threw up ier Job. Hctng pre used f ira reason fu ��� quitting so sudd ���niy. she iald: "I'll tell you. lady. In dis yore hi use dere's too much shlftin' uf le ills bea fnr ile fewness of de vittles." "Tbe Mexican," he Cold, "knows the American will hack down and keep his mouih shin rather than create a disturbance, and tliis laxness has bad u good deal to do vlih the dlsturhan- oea which have been experienced in thut country. "lf Kngland," be continued, "had the same relations witli Mexico by means of the Munro doctrine, there made io standardise Hu- shape cr proportions, v Ith Hie result that hundreds of differently formed emblem* are now being ured ill lhis Country, After u year of it inly of the history and artistic merits of all of the de- sIkhs available, the NaUonal association has finally chosen one In which ull of the ninia are pointed, the tv< n cross-arms being of the same length. The width of the ernes Is taken as the unit lu determining the proportions, thing being dune." The length of the lower leg in 7 units; Mexico's Handicaps |the arms are ll units on either side; "Mexico's greatest handicap lies ln the point above the arms. 2M- units. the fact that tlle ownership or the and the distance between the nrma "ll Is of course, all a result of the!land Is held by the f��w. Tliere arejlU, units. These measurements bold political situation. This trouble has;no small holdings. For Instance 1 re- god for any state. been brought about almost absolutely eently vlsltod a ranch that was 2 The railways are practically all torn , would have no war and no revolution, UB to such an extent that It wlll take for England generally Insists on some. $211,000.0(10 to repair them, nnd out of the 8000 miles of lino which have been constructed. I do not suppose thst lhere are illKIO miles In operation bv mere political schemers. The average Mexican working man docs not want revolution, Ue does not wanl war All he desires Is peaC- and iltiletncBB to allow hlm to get on with hia work. Without a Leader ���-.IiiBl now the Mexicans are stffcr lng trom ths lack of a good leader, So fur t'O b'g leader br.n Sprung up eliice Porflrlo Diaz, though I think lhat Uinz really Btarted lho revolution When he Introduced the school system Into Moxlco. I think that '1 |�� quite poaslblo that Felix DlBS w il lie Ihe next president Ile Is ��� 'l"l,l First Red Cross. 700.(1110 acres In extent and even thou I The double red oross wns It had been eut up. That ranch wai j adopted ns the symbol of the In ns big as the whole of Rhode laiand And not one per cent, of Ill's glorious country was under cultivation, An Rngllstl outfit hns just bought It for aobut a dollar an acre. "The Mexican is slowly Belling out all his Interests In hls own countrv. He knows he enn never put the innd under cultivation In such a ltiunnei- ns to compete with northern Industry, so thai Bt Ihe present time there Is the reiiinfk'ili'e poa-it1"-' !'������ *.*��� i1'"! first ���rna- i tiontil Antl-Tuberculosis association lln Berlin In October, 1908, The proposer of lh" symbol vvas Dr. Q. S-er- Islron of Paris, who Is now associate Becretary nr (.'Association (ent.'ale Francaise Centre la Tuberattl"ee, Today the emblem is being used by anti- tubcrciiloelB workers In ev*rv p"rt Ol the world, even In Iceland, India, 'South Africa. Labrador, Japan Chins nnd th" PhlWnplnes, The double rod [cross Is "similar In Shape lo n c-cst ured. li iii" ('-nek Catholic ohnrohrr and ulso to the Lorraine crosB -of Kr"nc\ In lhe United States over hntt-ttihrrciiloelB associations Harvard Women's Club. Mothers, sist-ts, daughters and ivi'es uf men holding degrees from Harvard university are eligible to ineinliei-sliip 111 lbe m-'W llnivniil Wn men's club This is mi outgrowth of tin1 Harvard Outne*. wives of the iiiciniiei-s of ihe faculty, organised In IS!m; Oue of lhe past presidents uf tlle leniu-H. Mrs it K, Bellman, will gn with ber husband tu luwn. he bavlng heen culled tu the university of Hint stnte. and inniiv other nw-inliers of the 1)11111111 nre In "titer pans of the coun trv: belief tlie CHtalillshlog of tbe new clllli. f Farming For Women. .ilrs Kate Trimble Wuolsvy of New York hnt a plan fur WOlUeti fnrine��� She says Hint Intensive fttrillltlg made It iHisslble for Ur.ll porwuiK to Ite sup purled fur a yenr on Hie pmeecils uf iin neri- In Japan. Mrs IVoolsey's idea is tu bnve a central iiiinuiuuliy House frum which tire to radiate little farms In all din-ctiuiis i'be-s* farms ire tn be run by women wbo would thus be saved from loneliness. WOMAN FOR "POSTMASTER." BEST ^%* The Pride of the Fair! Royal Standard will be the blue ribbon flour at the New Westminster Exhibition. It challenges all maker-; to produce a better, more uniform flour. It is first to the winning post and first in the hearts of cooks who want to make the best bread with the least effort. ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR Before starting in the race to produce the very best flour possible, we called science to our aid. Scientifically we examined and analyzed in our own laboratory many kinds of wheat samples. Wo ground these samples into flour in a miniature flour mill. Then we made the flour into bread���the supreme test! If the bread tasted delicious, was perfect in grain, color and texture, with each little hole of uniform size, we said, "That grain sample is O. K.���we'll take it." But if that bread was not up to the mark, the wheat sample was refused���and on we went with our search for a perfect sample. These scientific tests are continuous and so is the uniform quality of Royal Standard. Know All Our 85 Varieties���Win a $15 Prize Be sure and visit our booth next week at the fair. Ask questions about our cattle foods and chicken foods. They solve tho problem of richer milk for your cows, healthier chicks and more eggs. Ladies! Don't forget we are offering two prizes (first prize $15, second prize ��10) for the best loaves baked with Rnyal Standard. But bo sure and show the coupon you get with every sack when you go up for your prize - 1* Vancouver Milling & Grain Co., IW. JAMES W. HALDON, Local Manager NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. 'i****, *������***-** Hay and Straw Warehouse and Dock, Front and Sixth Street. TELEPi-iON" NEW WESTMINSTER 1435 Office, Flour and Cerc.it Warehouse. Tenth Street, adjoining Kelly,Douglas. ( INDIANS ARE TIMBER BARONS SpokaiH', Sept. M. .'niullilates for appointment to the local pMtmMt-sr- thlp urn nij.-iuglns up literally by the icoro, und National Committeeman John Vault .m lias born beiilcgiM by niiii' ever flnco It became evident that \V. I!. Cochran could net be appointed. Hi Bidet tlio boosters for K. (\ Connor, Fred Baldwin, Tom Scott, c. m. Smith and ninny others, friends of Mrs, Mary Monroe, who waa demo- 1201 crutic candidate for state euperlntend- enil|"nt of publ'c Instruction, and Mra. nn> ppyi-n-fi r."-tv pur goodi appi'iirl'iiK mun, though I do nol cent, of the tax<m of the country." know much about his nblllty. We Americans, however, cannot liH?.ard it CALIFORNIA TOWN8 WANT ieomtnltleeu. nearly tilin sanatorl". and I Elizabeth C-IVlstlaii. candidate for mean nl nil how the elections nre go-1 TOURISTS ANO WINE TOO hospitnls; 100 dlspensarleh und about! county auditor, approached Mr. Pattl- Ing to bo held with tho country In j I200 open air Bcbools, besides a num- son yeaterday and solicited lndorse- tlu- Btate II If." -\ ii"!""'Ttliv phase of the prohlbl- [bar of other organizations, arc using ments. No indorsement will, how- Amtrleana In Mexico tlon (luestlon has come up In towns the double red croBa aa tlieir emblem, ever, bc made until official notice VbtIoub and conflicting reports have nf southern California where for var- :Wherever It Is Been, It meana war cornea from Washington that Coohran been flung abroad aa to the treatmout Ious rcaaoiiR, of which the nature of against tuberculosis. Its not acceptable to the department. Braves on Klamath Reservation Own Half Million Acres Fine Foreat Lands. . Seattle, Sept. S3. "Among the big j timber barona or the northwest and j not to be overlooked are the 1050 In-1 dlans on the Klamath reservation in! Oregon, who own nearly 500,000 acres | of the finest forest land on thc Pacific slope," says C. H. Worden, Kla-1 math Kails pioneer, who is In Seattle to look after his holdings here. "Kour tribes of Indians - the Kla- maths, Modocs, Snakes and Fit Rivera���are represented on this reservation, and they Bre the wealthiest IndlanB In the world. Their half mil-j Hon acres of timber land could bo sold easily for J20.000.0CO. In addl- tion to this, tliey own about 750,000 j acres of other land, one-third of, which is agricultural, worth about 1261 an ac.-e, or more than Jfi 000.000. The', remaining land is Bultat le for gnu-' Inpr nm! Itt worth nbout 14 an acre. "Be-li'rs the 250.C00 acrea of land, the Indlons have a eonaiderabie. amount of cash held by the govern- ] ment. on which they receive ineroly ��� the Interest. Thla brlnga each mem- ber of the four tribes about $100 annually and makes the wealth of each Indian approximately $30,000, Several nf the Indiana have amassed amall fortunea In addition to the land and money given them by treaty when tbey went on thc reservation. I know one Indian who ha? made mcre than $30,000. He Is an excellent fanner. Indians Dying Off. "Hefore the Pit Itlvers were placed on the reservation, they w?re held as slaves Iv the powerful Klatnatha. but were n'.lottd as much land as their former owners. The Indians are slowly decreasing in niiml'ei-.-. As a genera! rule, civilization hinders rather than helps ihem. "These Indians have finally been induced to visit Crater lake, which they have long looked upon aa the abode of the spirit 'Lal,' to whom the medicine man must go for his power to cure disease and ward o" pestilence. In years gone by, none ot the Indians except medicine men. dared visit the lake for fear of being struck dead. Each medicine man took a swim In the lake once a year to renew his alleged superhuman power. Much of the Indian mythology is woven around the creation of this -emark- able lake, and few of the old Indians visit even now." Mr. Worden hart charge of the survey which recently marked definitely the boundary of the reservation, finding thM about S00 000 acr-��s had been given the Indians by treaty, had been taken away from them through errors in survevs. Kor this tho In/llnnswere 0'iiii by the government. lie also had charge of the aHntinc'it nf the land. He has lived at Klamath Kalla twenty ve-ri. seeing the town grow from a -"dernrns tn a cltv of more thin ���"���inn nonuiatlon. Mr. Wcden visits Soiitti-i ahnnt onre a year lo look after his interesta here. fell to the floor. Mellride is well known in this city. When bystanders picked dim up and attempted to t-eat him ou a chair they round thnt he wns not breathing and that hs PlIbo had stonped. The police were notified and Stewart Dare, who arrived In a few momenta, declared t.iat Vlcliilde had died Instantly, apparently from heart disease. He had been in Spokane only a few days Died While Greeting Friend. Spokane. Sept. 24.���While standing at the bar of a saloon on Stevens atreet laat night at 11:15, while greeting a friend, Charlea McBrlde, a blacksmith, who recently had been employed dn lumber campa, suddenly A bite af tbis and ��� taste ol that, an day Ion;, dulls tha appetite and weakens the digestion. Restore your atomaeh te healthy vigor by taking a Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablet altar each ms��l���and cut out the ���piecing'. Na.Dn^CoDyip��y<hT��bUt�� are the beat Wends lar suf lama Irom Indigestion and dyapepeta. ' BOo. a Beg at yew Druggist's. Made by the NaUonal Drug Md Chamloal Ce. el Canada, Limited. ���4 ��� ' �����'" *A(ll f-OU** TUE NEW WESTMINSTER NEW? THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1911 gssxmst* Fresh ^Vater and Salt WESTMINSTER PORT PACIFIC COAST MAIS BLOCK NOW SPUD REPLACED BEING REPLACED: ON KING EDWARD Pile Dr-'i-cr on Winch Late James Heavy Seas at Sandheads Dama-ic Br-asna'v Was Killed in Pert Dredqe���Timber Replaced and Undergoing Overhauling. Vessel Returns to Channel. ���|:,. department of publlo works pile drivel on which tlie late .lames Bradshaw was so badly hurt lasl week iinii li,- died almost instantly. Is now ,n Uie government wharf here replacing the head block, which came away ii tin- time of the accident. Tii'' heavy timber which broke, or rather was torn away, is still perfectly sound and it .--.��� ems Btrange lhat it should bave broken, in falling it toppled itn.ard and bounding down the ladder struck Bradshaw just as be was on the lower rungs. A new iicud block i�� being fitted nl presenl. and during the nexl tew .lays the driver will lie thorough!} overhauled before going to Pitt river vi gain. OUTLANDISH CRAff IN THIS PORT While working at the Sandheads lato last week tho King Edward bro*< cue of Iht heavy spuds and was forced to come to liiin port tn repair. The heavy winds of a few days ago raised a big seaway at the rlver'B mouth and it was while being swung about by this thai the big timber was wrenched. The King Edward lay at her dock al Sapperton over the week end and then when the Kruhling cleared came to the P. P. W, wharf and took her berth, wlitre the new spuj waa replaced. The King Edward i.-; again at tlie Sandheads. MAY REVOLUTIONIZE HALIBUT EISHING Carruthers Goes Out in Rough Wea '.her and Returns With Big Catch profit in six months after paying inti rest and sinking fund. Accidental Drowning. Accidental drowning wns the verdict or the coroner's jury in the ease of Oeorge Marquette yesterday. Deceased was superintendent of the Dewdney (.ravel company, On Monday morning he was cm a barge on the LlUooet fiver at a polnl whore the current is swift, in some way he was jolted off the barge and was drowned beforo assist.nice could teach him. Accused of Rollinn. Ethel .lean Cowder was charged in ilu- police courl this morning with the theft oi' $1000 from T. Robllllard, a fisherman, and VV B, Wolten, a pool room proprietor, charged with being an accessory after the fact. The woman vas granted hail in two Burettes ol $1500 eneh. wnlle Wolten win be liberated until tin- preliminary hearing en Tuesday next on (2000 bonds. S. A. Permit. The Salvation Ari"> took out a building permit this morning for an Industrial building to be erected at Quebec street and Lansdowne avenue at a COSI of $20,000 equipped. It will embody dormitories for the nun nnd a warehouse and work rooms where tbo paper industry can lie curried on. Russians Hold. Twi lve more Russians, said to bave crossed the International border with- oiit the formality of consulting tlie V. G. Immigration department, were apprehended a few nights ago by offlcera near lullingham and are betns held l'er examination, Five Russians were captured last Thursday night in the same locality. Two Columns Uo. Two of tlle tine massive columns Which will stand at tin- from of the new (' IV lt. Btatlon on Cordova street are beginning to assume shape. ���'llie steel structural operations on the bulld'ng are well advanced and masctiry and brick work is being started, BEARISH SENTIMENT IN WALL STREET Social and Personal Pancake Time is Drawing Near Stock Market in New York Receives Another Set-tank���Foreign Influences Itnpcrtant. New Vork, Sep! 24, Bearish sentiment was again in tbe ascendencj today and the stock market received another setback. 'I'he pessimistic attitude of the traders found some justification in the trend of events, both at home and abroad, The foreign Influence was an Important one. The great markets ot Europe were unsettled i>. fear of re. newal of disturbances In the Balkana and by uneasiness over the monetary situation. The Oerman position has not yet bren adjusted lo lhe r lirements at the end of the quarter an,! word came from abroad lhat Herlin was alreadj reaching out fo- next week's consignment of Bouth African gold. These conditions were reflected here in liberal selling for foreign aecotinl which ,was largely responsible for tba weakness of tlie stocks during tii" morning. FIVE POINT BREAK IN TORONTO PAPER Spanish' River Recovora After Fifteen Point Preak���Barcelona Slightly Lcwcr. Mr. and Mrs. V. II. C. Abboii of this city haw returned from a t-iur of Ireland. Mlsa ll. len Plsher of Toronto is visiting lier aunt, Mrs. .1. I!. Kennedy, Sapperton. Reeve ami Mis. Barth, Coqultlam, (.. li. Stewarl ami rf. C. Charles, l-'iaser Mills, attended the wedding of K. I-i. Burke, secretary to tlu- vice- presldenl ol the Western Canadian Lumber oompany, ami Miss Jessie Wallace, in \ ancouver. F. Nelson, assistant secretary of the iMt, fier. Ottawa, was ii visiter i.i tho cily yesterday calling upon ll"* heads ui tli' different Dominion offices, 'lr Nelson is making a trip through tho country en special business cennecti I with his department, arriving here from Victoria yesti rday. Oeorge D. Pope, .l.i' f olork of tbe Dominion accountants office, (ittawa, ind In- assistant, li. Wane, were visitors in llie eity yesterday and visited 111, ll, minion bu,Iding before returning east. .m i in- Russell it fraaer, Beattle; J. f Merrick, A. Kemp, M. B. Hob- inson, Vancouver; John T, Bullen, ('hi Fraser Mills! Mrs, M. Steele, E. !���'��� ami Mrs. Webb, Seattle! Ceorge Strachan, D. A. Almas, W N. Hood. roronto; K. E. Goldie, Walkerville: las \. Hall. CalgnT) ; <; K. Johnson, V, mon; ii E, Wt ttlanger, Berlin; D 1' Combe, London, ling. At the Windsor I. Wolf.'. IV Mc Donald, f and Mn- McKay, .1 Q. Mil- liga-.i. W. Thompson, Frank .1 Phelps, las. Achison. .1. Seaghton, Vancouver; Mrs .1 P I'Vimer. Mrs I (' Id per, Mrs I! il Whiter, whii'- Rock; W. Winter, Alfred A anil Mis. Qore, Miss Theresa Miller. Blaine; Mr", ('amp hell. Mike Mytty, .1. H Bell, F. Co- well, A. Valleur, Fern Ridge; A. Mc* Conn.::;:. We carry lhe Olympic i'nncake Flour 1 und l'i acock Buckwheat Flour, spe dally prepared for making pancakes, These sell al, per pkg 35C Or 8 pkga for Sl.OO Kallya delicious Maple Syrup, goes flue Willi pancakes; iu quart bottles j and tins ul SOC llaird's Ploklea and Chaw in quart bottles; per bottle 25e SPECIAL. I lb. Tins Shortbread, per lln 25 C Fine Cooking Apples, fi lbs... 25C Preserving Prunes, por orate. 75C Preserving Peaches, per orate 85C WC SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. Dean's Grocery HOLIDAY Burr Olock. Phone 386. Columbia Stieet We the undersigned agree to close our stores on Saturday afternoons between the hours of 1 and 7 p.m. until further notice. CUNNINGHAM HARDWARE! CO. M J KNIGHT Ai- CO., Lid JAMES k MeCI.COHAN BRYBON k SONS '1' .1 I IIAI'i' K- CO. LTD. ANDERSON ���*���; i.isiiy. I'. T. KIRK. IJiiSSi BUILDING LOTS, $25 DOWN and $10.00 per Month. Size 45x113 to lane. Near Citv car line, Beautiful view. Prices $000 to $650. WHITE, SHILES & CO. 71(> Columbia St. 312-315 Westminster Trust Bldg. Thonc 85R. I'hone 851.. Japanese Power Vessel No. 20 Jimaru Come:, to Westminster���Her Odd Lines Attract Attention, One i t the most outlandisb craft ibm litis entered this port in n long time is the Japanese power boat No. 20 Jinnmi. whicb yesterday lay just below the C. P. R. wharf, She is a typical Jap veBSel, long and low, with a square stern and bulging hous. Although some -l'i f'et long .-iie lias no wheel house and the wheel is set right amldshlp, with a narrow seat sunk ���partially below the top ol tlte low deck house so lhal just tin- helms- iniiii'.s head and shoulders are visible. The No. -ii Jimaru has. according to waterfront gossip, been recently hroumht across lhe Pacilic aboard a liner. DOUBLE CREW ON DREDGE fRILING Victoria, Sept, "i. While nil iii other beats ol lhe northern fishln fleet were forced to seek shelter from tlio heavy weatier provalenl *.:! tlu M cate strait L...,'..;. the ir.i * ier Jaitu-s Carruthers, ca, i. Knlghtall, put to sea ami caught 100,0u i pounds of flsh. The former Or:ni3by fishermen ri nnn: d tu Prince Ilupert with lier record catch fer this season of tlie year ujst beforo the C. T. I'. steamer Prince George, Capt. Donald. hft for Victoria. According to the master of the Qeorge, tlie new meth- i ii of fishing which is employed on tlie Carruthers will probably revolutionize iiie business ef this coast. When Hi:1 terrible southeast gabs practically put to un end fishing on this coast for a tew weeks, Captain Knlghtall decided to try out. tin- Eng lish way of Betting tin* Rear. u RAILWAY BOARD PREVENTS WORK iContlnned from oS'-e non lng them to a',tend to the abatement of the nuisance. Councillor Atkins Th'' Dominion governinenl will stop ihem if they don'l do it voluntarily. Special Survey. \ l'-itir from II. t . Hannlngton, Inspector cf legal offices, was read in regard to the Porl Moody s; eclal sur i-ey. The letter stated thai Mr. Hewltl requested that a special Burvey of D. i.. 106 Coqultlam, should be made In Tcrout", Sept. _4. The local Btock market w_a active wiih a five point break In Toront" Paper to 75, tli" attire. It rallied in the afternoon. Followinj yesterday's dfteen point break In Spanish River preferred, that stock was firmer and recover td to 40, where it was. however, offered at the close without bid. The common stock declined a half further to 12, but recovered fractionaly In the afternoon. In the rest of the market Brazilian showed an easier tendency and ISar- Celona Traction also sold fractionally lower MacDonald declined below 24-14. being affected by ti:,* weakness in allied ismes. It Pays to Advertise in the Daily News WOMAN'S RIGHT. I, ��.,< order to establish a portion cf the to be an experiment. Cruise, wei boundary between Port Moody and Co- not very profitable llun, and lh" ewn- ','��� <���'< 'Hie surci Mien was .upper! ers. the Canadian Fish and Cold Stor "��� by the^ district registrar of t tb i nge company, gave him permission t -'t N'tw Westminster, it the survey ro ahead. The trawling svstem ,vas '��������������������� desired the cun.** I would k.ndlj found to be useless on this coast ow !'���'���'��������� ;1 resolution to that effeel aod Ing oi th" nature of the sen b d so anotli * undertaking lo paj the "\ n,(it i ; the vi bsi is old ci untry b inti ' >'*'* �� cf It wei equipped with dories, the meth- Judsln. irom the remarks ol the council or t the c tunc i did nol dei ��� ��� STOCKS AI M0NERE41 HAD HEAVY TONE 8j.c -M-., f---., . .j PfT-ve Mo-rte; r.s She Pleases. Olympla, Sept. 24 Woman's Inherent rii:!-.! to keep money where shi pleases, and to retire from sight of ma': to remove the Bame, Is upheld by the supreme court today in a decision affirming the ludgmenl of '���' gained by Myrtle Armstrong agalnsl the Yakima Hotel company in the Yakima county court, The Armstrong woman fell down stairs She had gone above niter lunching to obtain money t" pay for tier meal, hut the supreme c 'ttrt disposes of the appellant's contention that this trip was unnecessary, stating "at th" time .-lie was a Kin st and entitled to n reasonable use of conveniences for the use of guesta " Tilt* hot,-l company also contended th" woman was guilt) of contributory negligence, hecaune her skirls were t-cn narrow, bul tha court fuels ne merit in tliis objection, since a lurv found the skirt nol extraordl- tubular. HE NEEDS GLASSES do yoo? Don'l trtflw wuh your eywrtfht 11 lays, Ik ip gla ����������� i and unskillful treal mi nl of hi ��� are iun Forerunners ot the Htm. *<. i tona trouble w iii occur. ��� ��� are ready �����> rendei you exp< rl Bid i ��� ��� ��� ( In In* lhe �����>'�����, in ftiriu.'dihiK rl iww - or --."' i." !��� �����. in fmihK them to AT RYALL'S. 701 Columbia Street | Druggist and Optician) Phone 57 Ch. Two N-'.v "-.-j-rtcrmastcrs. Two Tnird ���Engineers, Fireman. Machinist and Cock A-noin'ed. Captain t,...-.���<*. master of tho dredge l-'riilil.m'., lias completed the double '���row for in- vessel ordered by the department of public works to facilitate ihe opening of the i ������������ channel ii thi* Sandheads. The c .in* I, irtha are: two quartermasters, two third engineers, one machinist, one fireman, ��� t tid cook and tu deckhand, In all i ghl new* on ��� Prank Pi stlethwalte, for bi feral years In thi . n ce cf the Domli n governii .. . :. aboard the Sami m, has been pi toted I pt il ol quai tei I . ��� ��� ��� 'aptain Si inti n has roi *. il ap- pointmenl as tin other quan rmi Both these offiei i*- have had n experience aa rani lm rs, Mr r thwalte be ng for a long time In th * liritish t:,:i\ Mr. and Bro�� i tnd Mi i lennis are the two third -englni :������ Ll: other a| potntnieiita :*i Mai hlnlBt, Brov hremaii. ii, ati n deckhand, K John- ��� it ci ��� ' \ Brow ii Both ofl : ��� and men wenl ��� '��� i i ii.,* Fruhli on Motida hen he la >t lh. ��� ''*, k hei . ut worli hi, e new channel. The i * * tl cn of tin dredgi lumber ' il ii* vogue among fishing men on thla cast Captain Knlghtall, by the :: arran; ��� mi nt sei the skateB t f 3 ..* dlri ct tr in a i ower gurdy on i, '.,, lhe rawier. By the ne--,- method trawlers can pul to sen and fish ii almost anj kind of weather, in the case or lhi i tin i' lisliing beats whieh bave dorli they can only word on tlie bank ��� whi n the weather ia fine, owing to the tact tli.it the dorii s will nol live In a verj hoavj sea. Foilov uk tli" success of the Cai ruthi ra It making uch a fini haul *.. itli bad wi athi r prei lint thn ughout, it is thoughl thai tbt othi r fishing companlt 3 ��� ill chat tii'it* vessels. If :,i,* > hange Ib carried oul : ie do mand ror fishi i im u on this coa * -.* .' not bc 80 gn a! With : iri :��� tikal .1 ::��� ,1' -��� ��� which ���������.ill ' * ���!>:.���'' :. ten i'!*.'l fifti "ti 'iii' -. oi 1 len i.n n an n q tin d ������ ii * :* la tin * h If ile* mh engaged nad terman. the si" '��� al aurvej and ��� -i' ciallj de- .- i*. **. ni i the ��� spi ������������-��� Tne matter was alb ��������� d to be la,ti ovi r. A letter from n ad claiming :; i i f hia land n cubic y.*,r:ls at -' NOT ,'HE EEAVEf OF THE FKASER l'i rtland I in Si pi ! 1 The sfrn vheel rlvci stcami Boaver ran on a sni -ii"r.-* d ���������.:��� in tl i I 'olumbta ri*. it* opi te i ttsl init th . .*.:���* rnoon and ml ifter a fast run to shallow water. Her ' n �� v., rs taken oil Her after p ii ���- ure ' ntlrelj buI gi tl She rnrrled a cargo of furniluri ind shin W li. Bngden waa ��� ��� tak :. n ������ the ( lil- road, is * ', i enl * a yard The opinloi *. ��� ������ d hal li ��� . i i. od thing to ac ini" ' i gravel pit. Mi antime Mr Brag li n-ill be notihi ! tbat P rl .1 * *i i i is: a i iui '��� ii i lunden r as I u i Id ii...i.i--. alltj and <! \ Ioi mi nl * v il! i-1 . - ���: An Invlti tion I the counc l to atti nd ' ie King ����� ��� :������ " n ������ ������ le ��� ,- act pted. World's Markets MONEYliJPPliES ARE SHRINKING Act'v it/ of Markc t Ct;r tered C. P. R.. PO'nCr. E and Ccn-.r. razil -ic. it real Sep*. .! De: ling ��� hen ��as ��� trai ��� rl il bj NOT SO CRAZY. -eke. -���*.���' ,i.,i*... tone '' he chlel letivity of thc m trki I ti red in C P I; . ['ov/cr, Brazilian and Cement, all finish ng al dei line ranglni * : i . ��� ;-,i |a the casi ' 'hi ''* twi ��� ��� h til .: point In the I * imed I-aurentldi * ib " iwn l . Toronto rails down 1 and inn whio i maa * 'led al i:1, * ked 17 bid r aboul I lowi r ���* "re olher li adlng Btocka ' ��� hi * . ii. -. [ng Snanisli l!i- I at a ni low levpl of 11 bul allied tn '.'.. closing Mn ro *.*. * i lossI ol 1' DAMES AND DAUGHTER; Bi at IE I ill !ie can in :i. rals M.-.rket Was Ouict and Weak���Canadian Lorn Underwritten. Genirall-' Being Mi-.- \i bwih Llpplncott bus bwu up. IKilnleil lin.-i inarkii i leil, ',t I'lu.a- ile Mrs Uniter nuncock reepntlj re, ceivetl t:,'- degree of m.i-t,-r ot m-tH from th" Temple uuivi-i .,i, ,,t I'hilu- delpblii. ' bnrlutle Perkins Oilman hiij-k Hint Ibe liii-in -iiwouiaii known more, eiirim more uud talks more ubout pulilli tuut- Ifi'M mid with gruMter iibllltj limn tier Without Home, She Went Eaek to Ajylu Chatham, Si pi *t I ������ the pai t four daya relatlvi - i Jennie Oi r.i.ii of Dover to�� * p ' ava been i ean blng for her Fl ������ l, rt home Witlll Ul :i i: anj * : nl hi r 1.1 tention, and aa -' * en a ling for am r> tlmi t ��� I thai he might li ��� ��� * idonl ��� roeel ���!!. ��� ,;,. not far fr n lln * ��� ��� ch sho ��� ."' ������* - * ��� , the '��� ��� ��� ihn bave '������������������������ ��� ��������� ��� ��� . ��� .'.'���'��� tr ��� *...,'.,, ' '. P. P. trail ea put nf ���t *;* irm nv:Il tl no i '��� ' 'i' '" ' ' ��� ��� *' Ni ' o, n * ���** ��� , ��� In * hlclt ��� ��� * repot d I hm" hi ���" :������ n ��� me ��� ������ ���*���*, , . ,. ��� , re advised eins ired ror In I tal Insti tutli n "BEST IN THK WEST" Provincial Exhibition NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Queen's Park, Sept. :>0. Oct 1, 2. 3, and 4,19U. $(ii),0()(. In Prizes and Attractions $60,000 l-argest and mosl extensive truly agricultural exhibition in the wesl. THIRD ANNUAL HORSE SHOW. in tbe best arena west oi Toronto. Special Prizes for Horses, Cattle, Sheep Swine. and Poultry. High (lass Special Features and Attractions. Eetler Eabie-5' Contest. Three Bands in Attendance, MINTO CUP LACROSSE GAMES. C. A V/CtSH. President D. E. MACKENIE, Manager and Secretary. CUT-" Hlr 1ROAT. rii-i- HE VVILL NOT Oir VccceI Movements. * , . lepi ji Vi " :* rtland Saili tl I l itnath * I. Wli tlein, * Ira . Ilarbo l'AV��,1* V >UT ON UN TO C I Will PROTEST ; . AGAINST PARES .���:���:. Iio iak-n orcj hi is being tnke] .'-. ... : The ������ bom yard mi I md tm ���:.. - , mlBsioi Chilli ���������: ��� I 11 ���.,-������* illy 1 liaviin- lliis poi, .i i I. * i the i uti of I * * lilli- lai t.i*i wai bt * '��� n li i She Is i ti.comi * * * aptaln Seymo'ti, of l * *,, * * Neabltl ul aojtaged. ' . Kiel- Id ���nmltti * Framln-j D. C. E. R.���Pair Hi ..." II i ��� loy [i'd'-r. The '��� * pro I Elei * * ��� : ,|1| -lain i * . i [jan) nl ii ..'*:'. . I,, < alii i : * nexl I * * ��daj riioon al It l'cIoi . ac n ding ti l,om -'��� pi -1 Mom i ip! Itlng ������ * . DlBcniml ven ��� n I :, ,' ", ,��� mand * eral eltlem-nnl | . ��� .. *. n n l it ���' ��� ''* : .i. ������ ,i .*-.������.* . i, , sver Iffl I : ' ' an loa ��� ��� i * * I a ho if ter mi i \v, '*" :'.���'��� i I * 'lib �� nn : , , - .��� i priee -. i. , ; ,��� ������ 'carl! Irregulni ilurlnft tl forei '. * .----.* ��� * * hut nn t of tin ; ji ' mid' . ! KhI ri nil; lift Aimni ������A- ii l,ii,l. In imr ivn r. nuiiii �� III"! I inn-" tti..." . < .... ; '��� i.i lie! ��� ��� : li ...I I ,n -i.-li't* l.-t �� ��� . ���:. I, i ,* ' . . ., '. i| .t ii In will noi ��lniiiB i -���> imii-. WH in"-: IIHllli ������ un." ~.:i- Mi- Kille ,i.-, "\\,i Know Unit he i-ii-ii will l"ii"*.v ' i hi in Knuliintl M:<. nl llr-ti Koild �� I .it -I in-.iiii ni (tni nml .. ! I|ll*||l. SI:" mi) - -I lietiiu liiiii'.i iilmiit I Mill I,III' V llllil I "���! 'I in- IIII I 'll ' Hi pi *i tfter lyli h I ner twn irs, bii - ' : * ��� ��� ������ ' : a b��II Infill * i * * ��� !n * i" ������ -'. tifred Ki j ralli id laberei ura d * ��� ��� ��� t| li * > * n the 1 ..:��� onal h I ' B n tl UiveiH de sv * h rtlj before n tie o'eloi last t **ii l'e - the third * . * . , ������, ��� tnd 'hi pclh wi * * ��� II 'i Ft vas bn ' tn thi tal, wh i ��� efforts �� ee tnude by Di Ii ill and nti i II!) burn tt - top lhi flo I he ���* I nd Fi h hail n ade In I four h '��� * * " i bent ai noli dce| It 1 ply i ��� . i| 1"Hrt ,, . I '' ��� : .��� | | Mr Ihe i..*i*ii in in '." : * * I, II TIDE TADi-l FR. ' RIVER, Fc ��� - We- I "-"vi I-" ' . ��� ��� . 28 iVcbtmli "i ���el-. Tlirii ' * IliRll 1 1*" . Time. 1 ' * ' ' :"i 11:18 l" ��� i : i li ! I 19:58 11. '1 ' . ��� in i l i, 12:88 11.0 ,t *i * * 20:87 Hi 17:1 lfi !i li, "" - ::r, 13:58 11.4 6:80 i ���- * * i ���a::- 10,7 19:00 10.4 in.l'i 10 14:43 11 8 1!: ilfi 2.8 ' : . 20:14 9.8 1 ��� 1 i" r, 0:02 10.3 7:42 2.4 Hi 1 ', 15:18 12.1 81 06 8.8 ' i, 1 60 10.6 8: in 2.4 IB * *:*i ir, i:i 12.il iii 48 (i.'l ��� IS ' ��� i'i 03 11 1 ii 34 2.7 16: ID 12.6 22 27 6.4 : ile |ii:ili ol ���".* ������ 'i-i: . ���- ..li ��� Ideli, cl .... U. C. 1 il, ���!������ - . . tnmltti. am. ii*. it ...... id Id requoBl i.,* ll; fllover, t hit In tttitlvi .. In tun I tin .....:, m ii i .���' i. i.i when ih.* ' * iniet; nui lhi proi ��� : ,.*.** ,: the i I *. coun- .: * :. i will b. made to hlm .:��� n .'��� : pi ' alii * i1 *��� i idi ��� in .aboi ' .en I *.:l! Im. ...... ...... ...'.,'. . , , : . . . ... . . ,'. et b:i i ppot lunitj l ... the * . i liinl) ... iad ��� ,i n I .. ��� : * * I hi ma) *i . .' '*.* ha * * * ��� n a i. pi , i tlio (.'al in :> municipal ten. ** *��� . ��� . . ,| .,n ils Blreei t-iir lillet I li' i .* ��� i I i ii : pond with lh* e chanted hy the 1). I lil . trie up to il. ioci in ��� hanRi *. Itli ::ii lieKetH [or $1 lm unel.' Ipnl ��� ii.|,l.. . Tha oowjnui h ml 11 that undi r thlB bu/,i_, th, yi !��� in made 51*' 00 i TRADING IN WHEAT OPTION-; LIGHT Op-run-j Figures V.'cre Firmer rt W, n:peg���Oats -ind Fla* Un change*- ot Ofi'.nii'Q. '.. Inn ��� .l:.;i . .' pi . : I'md i.. "u �� hi in nn rki I it i ptl ni ;:_' ���. with prleen still weRkeiilnit, ': !i opi ii I nt- i.i-iiri**' is' ro rirmer with fhorlfl I*. *. erlns on uiibi ttlorl weatht condll ona i nd c iblen bolns firmer i in. ex| teil. bul later woaknes�� do reloped on the heavy mnv nn n: and lack of rn in iml, rallying lightly al the eli si* on rumor of another Balkan war nml mobilization of troops, o,ni nml flax wen* unchanged al i ,'i" nlni ..;,!- weakening later, tt hi" fl'l* sii v'ii.'in il Winnlpi g v ii'.n opened unchangod * ! cents I Igher, l \ I iti- ���,'. i, iinwirii'ii nllinili I ...1. nf Sew 1 "i i. iiiii nor fellow i n ��� ���it". ��� I.. . ng in*.- -nre tn polling nnii iiftti mr- -im i tu ...,,, n *|.""iiii mu..! for I.,1.1,1. The Writers. l.'.niiiiiii II.iIIiiikI in whom ttie tmind lllurnrj prize Iiiih In.-,t in iwuith-il by II"* Kri'ln li ,n nletiiv. i- well known n- ii |.i.i\'\'i ni nii'va-Hxl null hlBti'l'lciil �� l *'��� I' I be Mlll'iiillt nl' llle IIWMI'll IS *-������.:.'.hi i .*, iKi'fnnn Hlm i. witod. non nf Hli ' * tlnn Itliicliwond nnd tbe Innii,--- Mnti'tn" t, '., Im one of the newer mi- llmrs who lnne lind vni'letl e-;|ieni II" a ii ni'H-:ni|iei' mini In New Vork. fnrineil nnd mined In Cnnnilii mill i-iiinllllied n hotel. II" im- iiIbo i,i*i*ii n, tl.. dried tiillk hiKim--, In i'i'". ��� ������ I,,**: in writing bookM, I nm limin.'l (.lelifl ill'Mnilii li. llnil-ii- n i* "I .i former Itnvnrlmi film nee uilnlK- ter, r -iiii celebrated n rt irkublo lulillee, I ,,i llfty yenrs she hits not left i'i-i- -i'i.iii-.i. mul io foi'gel her Buffer- lulls nml lo nlve |ileiisnie to other |n*"- pi" -ii" hm. during tbls period written -lorhs uf mystery nnd editeiitlumil works llur hooks for women nud in- ni i forin i|uiie n library, Ifl 11 i nrgo '��� i i . . . * . : ��� ,, , i. I'Olllll |,l Ihe * * * ' it:l.t,l, ! LARGE ROOM FOR RENT We have one large room above The News office in the Hardman Hlock, for rent. Suitable for lodge hall, clii!) room or Hghl manufacturing. Good locality, well lighted and airy. Lease for tenn of years will !"��� given. Apply to Manager, The New Westminster News, -wit'tritut-sx-*- si minn nwiiim-ini���n ��� p��� iw i is "l-i i ��� i di * ��� ��� i ..-������I.*..; .... dn * . I ��� hoar! I ward cl t cil At tne Theatres 1 1068 ���srasK^*5* "ww __. m Phone ru.'-: a i - .ORE AT THE ROYAL THEATRE Phorce 1068 mn * ., matinee tbl: ufternoon t: .* I: j al ;-':*��� l< Co. '.'.ii1 bo si "ti in cne of lhe rnnnlni I row ."iii *. ever ivrlltmi, , ntltled "The inot ku i: ramlly," and from tba ad vnneo real ***il" II looks ns though this ' mi di ���*, ill he it record break- Miss i*: ii. tt ��i'i play a Dutch ������ i' . ��� nl *i Iloyal will be si i n na Dick Hnookuini. n chin with pl*ntv . * eii'i .. no to Bpnro, Mr. Oray and the resl or theso clever playi rs will in- Beon io good advantage \ number of clover specialties wlll bo rendered between the acts and Mr Royal promlrns iiii^ play In be tho laughing treni cf ih" season, On s.iinrii'- nielli instead of two shows, on" hln show will be given, hh Mr. Royal iIihIk it d'sturbo the audience to have the patrons coming in and out during the nets, Chas. L Hoyal Stock Co. PRKSKNTINO A i-ilil-ispi ITTINO I'AKi'l-: COMEDY liis'i i'i l.lili. "The Snookums Famfly" MATINE^TOD/^r T O N I G H T THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1913. THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. PAdl WV�� News'Sport Page That Everybody Reads LACROSSE :-: CRICKET :-: BASEBALL ;-: BOXING AVERAGE FOR SEASON OF LOCAL CRICKETERS murk for thi week with 258, while It Will probably pull down the hlRli sin gle for the month. The winning scores were A RIAL 1EST Burnt tt ')'' onnor ���iii) 210 Although Thom i"ii the bowIlnS honors with the club, champions of the Vancouver ami District league, .son. iiie real honors full on tin* shoulders of K. A. itose matches played, figured lu the bowling of ii, games, Westminster orli kel dtiritiR tlie put sea- wlio mil of -ii of the securing l"l wickets 4:',n Tornish 199 MoOlll M ecurlng n' an average cost of 11 Ht. Thom only played In i-is game* wli kits at a cost of 7,30 rum* per wicket, The honor of leading th" batting avoragei fell to i-' C. li. Cave, tin Westminster skipper, who made a name for himself in B, ���', although he started late In the season. Cave's score of I7:t agalnsl Cedar Cottage a few weeki ago stood as a reoord until Beacham of tin- Burrards compiled m In Victoria, playing agalnsl the Koyals. Thom takes second place in batting wltb ,tn average of 86 ln his six games. The following are the averages compiled by H Batting Averages, 8eaion 1913. Matches No. o! Total Ingram O'Connor ::xn 186 ISO 19S i',75 23. 189 428 204 1!i4 S follows: 286 668 189 44.. 202 216 417 IHU IX!) 694 126 63 "l.iry Hose: 661 1226 lir, 1184 c. n. ii. Canon 11 v in K It. C, W. s N H 12. ' I tr, 16 17 l'i 20 Satur. ' Cave, K '_'. Thom, (5. :��� Miller, 1- ���I D'Eeasum r, Hebron, T. li. Well, W A. . 7 Bartlett, Kev Judd, C. li .. 0, Itose, ]���'. A. . . io. Dunford, I*', 'i ii Money, B. w. 1'.' TlRar, A. 11. 13, Curtis,' T. I) The foil,iv, n | 1 Soott, .1 IrvitiR, G ... :: Walton, Q. .. 4 D'Easum, I. Q r. Yeadon, T. M ���: BUfg, 1' l! 7 t 'niie, J 8 Northcote-Johnson, Mnllns. I Sparrow, H. A. Hayes, C. E (lark. KM .... Jones, T. A Clejtg, It Atdrew, v . riiinm. K S'.vi.etland, C Reid Annandale, i W Rallton, ii E Bowling Viime. T'noni, 0 l'i,*-". F, A . ii. ! ron. T V Bartlett, Kev r: il The following bowled Ir i'lark. K. ,\r Dunford, E. T ''������"".ni r. I*' \! . . ii'i'ni-tim Canon '-������l'n:. (' It -Li. C 11 "' ��� .r. A il ham r ".���.��������� i; i' ��� ..... tf C, i' played Inning*. ,,.18 17 127 :;7i ,28 '.'4 i_ lh li 13 24 11 Ik 8 'lime', not out 0 1 I batted in fewer tlmn six Innings 'i'ii -_i r,i 'i'.H 17;', Wi. 80 ���if. High 8C0I" 17 1 i'f, 66 Eg 41 i'.fi E. K 4il lii fi ���i'i 1.7 il li II r, 24 1 16 Hi ;i li! 1'.' 17 li 1', r, 11 ���1 4 x 0 Aver. 37.94 'jr..40 Hi. Hi 1I77 13,0? 12.00 ��� K' 67 10.67 10.17 8,76 S.30 6.16 6.6 ' 23.00 1117" 9.60 !l 00 7 1'.- 7.60 7.00 6.00 G.nn 6.00 4.80 4.00 4.00 :��4o 2.50 1.20 1 im 1.00 67 .50 in? SPORT CHATTER. illy the I'otter.l By and by, some of these challeng- .Manii cup leumH wlll realize that they have to Rain a reputation be'ore evi r hoping to cop the silverware. Thirteen to nothing Is roIhr some in any lacrosse game and Oak Kay niiR.it just as well go back to their haunts on Vanoouw.r island with the Idea Jinnly impressed in their minds lhal some one slipped them a bloomer Here's hoping that tbe Salmon (Jellies do no walk thn ugh the V. A. a. next Tuesday afternoon to the extent of thirteen to nil. ;occer p'.r.ycre and fans are 8pe������������ liit.iiK as to what team will be selected to play against Port Coqultlam < n Wednesday ufternoon of fair week "KIiir (ole," the old Chicago r'J'i, 1 after playing a ��tar game v.Ith Co- iitinhiis of the American A. A, rl.tr- lng the Bummer, will be found With his old leader. Frank Chance, tirirt- iinR with the New York Highlanders "i-xt season, Cole's come-back is one Ol the few this season. It was :>i-.iy itwo weeks hro that with himself pi'"'i- iliiK sierlittR l'a!!.. his team mates wnn Matting In ruin-* through errors until "King" slapped out a three-bagger I with men on which won the game, Bonkers and Rovers in City Soccer League to Meet First Time in Two Years. A real teBt as to tbe merits of tiie itovers and the Bankers will be made at Sapperton park on Saturday afternoon, a change in tbe schedule having been found necessary, owing to tlie draws for the Iroquois cup. in which three city league teams have entered, coming on October 2.7. This will be the lirst meeting between the two teams In two years, so that the local fanB will be In a position to Kaume tlte strength Of both eli vens and tlieir chances ot copping tin- championship, In the Irotjuota enp draw, Bankera meet Cedar Cottage at Sapperton park on October 25; City clash with a North Vancouver teatu r! Moody park, while 'tlte .lovers wlll have m journey to I North Vancouver In order to play the Lonsdale eleven. Art Thronp, llie speedy Tecumseb f r-.' ard. will likely be seen playing witb New- Westminster this wlnte,*. 'Throop was the- sensation jl the Toronto N, H. A. teams last winter and ia on a par with Frank Neighbors, I vho Is due to play with Vancouver. Averages, Season 1913. Matches played. Overs Maidens Runs Wlckel 1; 12 fewer Ihiin 1 212.1 196.2 IBS 1176 liin 101 41 11 i; matches: 1 0 1 I.. -, ;*n l'l "1 1 **��� ; 4" 1 19 1 61 R4 68 Bog Oenge and Dummy Ullrich ia'e notified Lester I atrick that they win In- back with tbe Victoria ho ��� ty team tliis winter The lanky Q' ni i h's been working at Niagara Palls Aver. |ail summer ���*" ^__^^___________________ 11.84 ; Cyclone Taylor will be the playing 16.63 brains of th" Vancouver team this 17.27 I winter. As announced in Tbe Newi bi spring, Frank Patrick will not 1.00 jdon ii suit this coming season unit 7.62 I absolutely necessary, leaving all ie managerial duties to the Llstnv 1 i ivondi .**. Baseball Results. NOrtTH-WESTERN LEAGUE. Yesteroay's Games. A' Vancouver: I!. H. E. Victoria 6 10 1 Vancouver 2 S 2 im,tiros: Navereon and iirotten; Cadreau and Grindle. At Seattle. It. H. E Tacoma 6 13 0 Seattle 4 11 3 batteries: Kaufman and Harris: Kelly and Wally. At Spokane: K. H. E. I'ortland 1 7 2 Spokaii" 6 10 1 Batteries: Callahan and Murray; McCarry and Altaian. NATIONAL LEAGUE. under 1300 pounds. : 9:15 Ladies' hunters. ' '.I'.'M lluntirs and jumpers, heavy weight 9:46 Carriage horse, single, 15.2 hands or over. 10:00 Pair of roadsters. 10:16 Saddle horses, under 15.2 hands. 10:30- Pair high stepper*, 1,7 hands and over. 10:4.7 Facers, three yours and mill er. Thursday T ven in". soo Heavy draught horses, pair, .over 1.00 pounds each. 8:1.*. Best draught horses, any breed. 8:30- Muaical ride, !*.: 45���Livery rig, single. 9:00 -Junipers. 6:15���Harness tandem, ever 14.2 bauds nigh. 9:.''." Pair to lady's phaeton, any breed. 9:46���Pair carriage horses, tinder lf.,2 hands high. 10:00���Trotters, three years and under. 10:15- Lady's saddle horse. 10:30 High steppers, under 15 hands high. 10:45���Pacers ever three years old. Friday Eveninrt. 8:00���Shetland pony, under saddle, nol exceeding 4ti inches in height 8:16-���Single pony in harness, 13 to 14.1 hands. 8:30 Jumping clasB. ' X.4:. -Saddle pony, 12 to 14.1 hands. I 'j:On -Fair Shetland ponies. 1 9:1&���Comblnatloh saddle and harness horse. (l;30���Shetland pony, In harness, nct exceeding 4fl Inches. 9:40���Most accomplished coachman, with pair. a;-i0���Five-galted saddle horse. 10;00- Pair for park use. 10:15- -*'egt heavy draught stal 10:30���HarnesS tandem. 13 to 'muds high. Saturday Everfinfl. . 8:00���Jumping (local otruai ��*?MS. boy riders. S: 15���Musical ride. S:30���Best three horse team. 8:45���Gig class, gentlemen only. 11:00���Jumping post and rails, stone 1 wall. etc. 8:16���Best four horse team, owned * lln New* Westminster. j 9:30��� l_ady's phaeton, single. ft: 40���Jumping competition, girl riders 1 local 1. , 9:5u���Single high stepper, under 15 hand.-, high 10:00 ��� Best light stallion, of any jbreed. I 10:15 -Champion saddle hors��. 10:80���-Champion harness horse. ! 10:45���High jump. DANCERS LEAVE AND WIND FLATTENS HALL a I Apartments for Rent Arundel Mansions Begbie Street This high class Apartment Block is now ready for occupancy. Steam heated, gas range, bath and toilet each suite. Built-in kitchen cabinets and buffet. Electric automatic elevator, and all other accommodations in connection with first-class apartments. Apply. WESTMINSTER TRUST, LIMITED J. J. JONES, Managing Director. Columbia Street, New Weatmlnater, B.C. Agents for D. BS. P.rown. Hope k Macaulay. Ltd.. Oenera! Railway and Steam lilp Agents, of Vancouver, B. C. lion. |�� BOILERS Riveted Steel Pipes T^^Kf! BURN OIL VULCAN IRON WORKS, LTD. P. O. BOX 442 TELEPHONE 324 '1 en '1 LT, 9.32 9.71 J5 50 ���"1 r. 1 Sl.OO ARE ON STILL HUNT FOR HOCKEY MATERIAL Vancouver's ice palace will open 11 -��� turday, October IT. with three net -. : - on the following Monday Thanksgiving day. The Mooai h��ckey tenrn organize ro the si tison cn Friday afternoon reports (five tbe vm ns rf Tom Mel'-trv '.'>'��� .-,;,, promoti - being ���'i.- i ther day. We ii-" * Tom iMMirii" it"ii Wll'I . ashed tbe champion fnr eh: of Four Ci'.*/ Leanuc Teams Ni WBpapPI ��� ',��� -,.,, . '.oo Augi li ������:...r.\, ,\ < 11 i t'l'iKh thi his !,*' terms fer a championship , ui :*i ,i 1 illapsed through slnck. Hustling Aft to Be. P i.*rr WEST ENDS 10 PlAY . 1 . : hunl for material Is go . . In the 'i'i' just now * t'i tho ��� ta ..**��� - 1 1 Hi differ) ��� ; ��� i:- ��� 0 Bean h pari * Ni w lhal thi Ioi . ,��� pot (1 1 1 1 four t, .nn basis, thlt ii ia a . .1 - mi '.1 rial than ovi r to 1 b plcki * up bofon the * ai ti opens, itl- 1 hoi - ��� the It ague axe utlvi .. II 1,. r il have a lltth aaj as to ��hi ther . player '*.in I ��� : I up ill 01 ������ u ���. 1 in tlati. !*' '"��� '!��� ������'*'��� ���'��� up n t'ontrary to ..ll opinions, excepl their own, Cln le r al Fn * * Mills, ��in bi - le i:.i to be ** tti hed thli �� Inti r, ior the bunch al t1:, lu bi ������ lng lire are detarmlm 'i t 1 ��Ipt oul all Bi-'ir's of lasi season and pul! ii'.v n tin' M 'line trophy, which ������'ill 1 nn v i. itli it the i* gbl to challenge for tht Sa ��� ���*. ��� .'iiii* in ilnai the heal amateur '��� una h Vs *.-"n or and Victor . Knight and Stacey bave Blgnlf ��� 'I ihi Ir inten'inn ol lo ning lht ���'' ��� ��� Mill i, In fad everything It lett' I excepl ' te mal . s nnv on, '' " two men r le .1 slir ���>������ th ��� a ipntette lu-l winter I !l Stac tar City and partnerlna Dr Scott, Joe Bolle-"' I 1 1. Tennant, Jlmmv Dun-bar, �� Ith ', everal '!::rU boraea tbe Wester:' Ca- idlan can I 0 regard' d ai one nf the '��� 'e ! >��� reckon' *�� with Jlmm) | !' nl ar, di 1 pile ti mpting offi rs rrom ] ouver and other teams in the ��� ;' * ui , w il -���::- :. In i'i��� i'ii-:-lc K end ii,-* one best bi t In the goal cuato dlan line expects l how i Imself in j 1 i'i*.,* llghl than * ver this win- : ti " * * . ������ Rr tha m of the Moose ha 1II1 : :��� in.*, ting for Friday evenlns it f i'cIoi * ten :��� -'ii pri bpc Is ������������ '���'<' tl 11 n' ii snd offlc-sra 1 le tti ,l fur! th * ming Beason. Bill Is just aa i :*��� ''���-������ in- tin real of 'he pinna- .. . . , , ������.,_ , ag *<" far as to lay a v spot other chance to win honors nexl wi , .*: *(1.v -hi't the antlered herd (the exhibition authorities having Yesterday's Games. At Philadelphia: li. H. E. Phladelphlo 0 ;: 1 Boston 4 s - Batteries: Soaton, Brennan and Killifer Barns, Rudolph and Rarlden. Bet ond game: It 11. E. Philadelphia 11 14 1 Boston n 15 'i Batteiiae: Meyer. Camnitz and Dooln; Perdue. Inn is. James and Whaling, Qowd}. ai Nan . <irn. H. 11. E !>n "klyn I 11 - New Vork 'i 6 1 l'.atti 1 nis Keiiltiiicn and KisclieT. Mathewson and Meyers, McLean. At Pittsburg H II. B Chicago - I :i i'lltsburg I 4 1 . 1 r.' t 1 t.e.:������*,. i.n 1 nder an! Arch t. Heodrtx and Dixon. E. M. BOCK1JN, Pre* sati 0*ml. Mgr. N. BEARDBLEIl, Vlce-Pr��sl������t W. r. H. BDCKUN. Bee. iM Treas. SMALl. BUCKUN LUMBER C0.,lM. MANUFACTURERS OF Hr, Cedar and Spruce Phones No. 7 and 877. nr ��� 1 tediati Up Against All Lacrosse Team at the [.xhibiticn. End champions of the Inter- laercsr league, will hav,. .m- AMFRICaN I.EAC'.UIi. Vcster.l.iv's Caincs. At Huston II Philadelphia 10 Vancouver, Wash., Sept. 21.���Two hundred people danced with death at the A. O. Jordan hall at Orchards. Saturday night, for at noon Sunday, the two-story building collapsed and i the $:'..'0 piano that had been part of. the orchestra lhe nicht before shot into the street, a little scratched, but I otherwise uninjured. No one waB I in the building at the time. A. O. Jordan, a liveryman of Sifton. built the hall, and it had hardly been eomnieted. when the 'l-��nce was given to dedica'e thc ha!!. While the ���'lancers were glidinc over the floor it was noticed by those seated that the building was swaying, but no one j thought there was daneer so near. At an early hour Sundav mornine ' _._��� -, , . ��� the dancers went home, the iieMs * 709 Columbia St were pnt <"-t and all was ouiit. Ahout ^________________________ noon a little nttff of wind hannened j ^��_-_______-___---__ "lone .-"nl In lean than a minute Jor dun had lort $2000. J. H. Todd's Music House 419 Columbia Street, New Westminster. GERHARD HEINTZMAN AND DOMINION PIANOS AND ORGANS. VICTOR AND EDISON PHONOGRAPHS. j Singer Sewing Machines. Small Musical Goods of all Kinds. PHONE 6M. RICHARDSON & HUMPHRIES MEN'S OUTFITTERS. Westminster Trust Bid?. nid '��� play no [���"raser Mills iff with the Bi i> for tbe champion BOWLING. i'i' rlous high scores made on the !'liih illeys during tli" present month in thi ten-pin tourney, were amarhed sl evening when Burnetl nnd O'Connor compiled 11 total of 1,260, Burnetl ���securing nn average of 218, while O'Connor scored 188 on the ihree games. In the Inst game Burnetl hit the his ranged for the youngatera 10 stack up agalnal an all-st.ir city train with gold mt dais aa an incentive Tlte lasi t.ni'' iin.il two teams wel n.- i.auor day, waen aeveral 111011- .1 ii'i spectators looked upon nue of ii.* bi 1 : 1 *: oi ; H season, i.ouis jangati r and Storme pulling cfi a pectacttlar dash, a few mlnutea from inn- nnii winning the name and the DclcetE Lm Gregory hns been placed In tharge nf the arrangements for the ill star team, the game to in* piny.! I'll 1:1-*-day ufternoon. iloston 8 12 1 nan rins: Wlctki If and Lapp: Leonard, Hall. Tnderam, Mcseley and c.'.'i* . Nunamaker. SftfNDID HORSE SHOW PROGRAM EDISON Theatre. -*-3? The I��1U N��W Wealmlnsl ������t,i .f .llmmy OxttOtQ and the months. Laoroiia team, which defeated Cornwall inclunlou of Huck Marshall are the only Official Opening on Tuesday Evening ���Musical Ride���Judging Time Card. Alter Tuesday evening King Horst will rolgn Bupromc in the arena in (Jtieens park, and tlte decorators, Wjio are ji preaeut sueh important persons in ihe building, will nnd themselves ousted altiiou; ii nol before they have transi run d 1 "��� appearance oi the lu- t- rloi ��f the building. 1". .'.. 1 uniiLpgham, chairman of the borsi slinw committee 11 ihe it. A. _i- 1 society, yesterday announced the program lie* each evening and the time lor Judging ��� aeli event, iii, ' tn, Isl opening will take plaoe on Tuesdaj evening at 8 o'clock, nnd a splendid program will be presented eaeb nighl nexl week until the show loses on Satind:i>. a feature of the horse show v.ui be ihe musical ride and another Interest. Ing event will be tbe parade of borsei owned by llie provincial govflrtunenl from Uie Colony farm at Coqultlam, The following is tin* program for the week, giving tlte time of Judging i each event: Tuesday Evening. 8:00���Official opening, 8:15 Runabout horse. 8:80���Saddle horses, 16,2 hands IiIrIi or over. 8:46 Musical ride. 8:00 -Pair heavy draught horses, 1 lull to 1800 pounda each. h: l.i Hunters and Jumpers, llghl weight 8:1-0���Pair carriage burses, 15.2 bands and over. 8:46 l'alr livery horses. 10:00���Single high itepper, 18 hands and over. 10,16���Trotters over three yenrs old. 10:80���Single carriage horse, under 16.8 bauds high. Wedneaday Eveninc. 8:00*���Best four horso teum. 8:16���General city delivery, pair, not less than 16 hands. 8:30���Parade of horses owned by provincial government from Colony farm. 8.45���Roadster, single. 0:00���Oeneral city delivery, single, Entire Change of Program Daily. Program Today. Kdison Photo Play, SAVED BY THE ENEMY. A drama of the Civil Wnr. Patheplay THE Hand Educatli OTTER. Colored. nal. Kdison Photo Play, THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN. Front the poem by Koher Bn wnlng. Drama. K-snuav. THE DAUGHTER OF THE SHERIFF. A Western Drama THIS MONTH ENDS THE LOW ROUM) TRIP EXCURSIONS TO THE EAST AND TO EUROPE. "PRINCE GEORGE" ���PRINCE ALBERT" Mussel. SS. "PRINCE RUPERT" SS. SS. "PRINCE JOHN" SS. I Mondays (12 midnight) for Prince Rupert, Stewart, Tuesdays (12 midnight) for Victoria-Seattle. Thursdays (12 midnight) for Prince Hupert. Granby liay. Fridays tl_ midnight) for Alert Hay, Hardy Bay. itlvers inlet. Ocenn Kails. Queen Charlotte lsland3 (direct service and fast timei. Saturdays il_ midnight) for Victoria-Seattle. Close connections at Prince Hupert with Grand Trunk Pacific Hallway trains for Terrace. Cedar vale, Hazelton. Moricetown. Through tickets to all points East via Chicago and the Grand Trunk H. C. SMITH, C. P. & T. A. 5-7 Granville Street, Vancouver. \V. E. DUPEROW, O. A. P. I) Ihone Private Exchange 813�� , ri Big Extra Special COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. A ,, underfill met Ion picture adaptation of the '.anions novel i.:' Uie gri at i'i' nch author, Bu- gi "i* Sue. entitled', "The Mysteries of Paris" In Flvo Parts. Hassam Paving Co., of B. C, Limited Layers of Hassam Compressed Concrete (Patented* ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS ESTIMATES and DCSICNS TURINISHED _-J_-__|__-��-__._____MH-_______----_----S1----_----__----------B WALK A BLOCK AND SAVE A DOLLAR. I THE CLUB BILLIARD AND POOL Ri-om. ard Bowling Alleys. Cor. Church and Columbia. six Standard Continuous Regulation Alleys. First- class reading and committee rooms. Three English Billiard Tables, seven Pool Tables, best lighting and ventilation of any Pool room on Pacific Coast R. H. CORBETT, Manager. Out of the High Rent District. THIS WEEK'S TIT-BIT. 25c. Bottle of Packard's Famous Shoe Polish FREE. Buy one dozen shoe laces at 10c. the polish will be given to you. Ladies' Dress Boots, every size $1.95 Gents' Dress Boots, every size ...^ 1.95 Leckie Boots, Slater (F. W.) Boots, K Boots; $80,000 stock to select from. The finest variety of low and high cut boots and rubber footwear in the city. Ames Holden's $4.00 Boot for ladies; short vamp: all sizes, $4 value; Cuban heels, for ,v .$1.95 Weston Dress Boot, for men; stub toe; looka like *\ $5.00 boot; the price ���.;;.., ������ $1.95 PAU6 SIX THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1913. AGENCIES. ���I 4SS1F1ED ADS WILL BT__ RE- celved for The News at the following places: K. T. Hill's drug store, ti-'b Columbia street; A. Sprice, Queensborough, l.ulu Island. ,' RATES. ��� CUsslfled���One cent per word per .,, 4o per word per week; 15c per nonth; 6,000 words, to be uaed ea re- -mired within one year from date of ruiitroct, $25.00. WANTED���MISCELLANEOUS. \. INTED���ALL KINDS OE LABOR- ,i��' supplies. Oriental Contracting Company, 418 Westminster Truat building. 12120) WANTED���CEDAR PILING 78 FEET ,.r over. Apply foot of Eighth street, '.V'augh, Misener ii; Bailey. 12116) \, ANTED���COMPETENT GIRL FOR ���-'.eneral housework and partial caro if children; expert cooking not required; references. Apply Mrs. W. A. Peters, 53S Eighth street. 120961 WANTED ��� HOUSEHOLD FTJRNI- lure in large or small Quantities for spot cash. Will give full value or will sell your household goods and effects by auction. Will guarantee io realize value or no commission charged. 11. J. Russell, Westminster Auction House, King's hotel block. Columbia street. I19S1) TO RENT. i OR RENT FAIR WEEK, TWO t com furnished suites In Royal apartments, corner of Tenth and Agnes streets. Apply to Janitor or White, Shiles & Co.. 710 Columbia street. (2123) FOR iALE KOR SALE ��� LOINOE. THREE beds, kitchen table und chairs, linoleums, all In gcod condition. Apply S13 St. Andrew Btreet, llfth house1 down from Eighth slreet. 121261 WORK BEING DONE Al A6GIZ FARM FORMER DEPUTY NOW ACCUSED Superintendent of Government Er. pcnmental Station Tells of its Value Man Prominent In Idaho Pclitics Faced With Charge of Shortage in His Funds. FOR SALE AT Twenty lots on B i'hone 6S0. A SACRIFICE--- C. Electric cut off. TWO VANCOUVER HOTELS FOR' stroet. C. G. Victoria .Sept. 24.���P. Moore, stiper- inli'tidenl I Ihe Dominion govern- Worth $4ttu each, $31110 cash buys ment experimental farm at Agasslz, the lot, Kellington -fi Hendry, is ill the city, accompanied hy liis as- (2122) instant, 11. L. Keegan. ������ Mr. Moore and Mr. Keegan nre here for the purpose, as Ihe former slates, for sale at right price, 334 EleventhI0' demonstrating the work which la i210!n being carried out at the government ��� farm. "The bureau which we ure in charge cf at the exhibition," said Mr, Moore "is designed to enable ub to keep the farmers Informed aa to the progress cf our experimental work In in addition to our re- is T ture, whieh we shall be pleased to show to farmers and others who may be interested in the agricultural development oi the province." The Dominion government has at Agassiz 1600 acres of land. 160 of whieh am utilized for demonstrating agriculturally In FOR SALE���ONE 16-FOOT AND ONE 20-foot counter. Apply W. S. Rose, 508 Westminster Trusl. (2110) FOR shot Edmonds SALE-DOUBLE-BARRELLED j*gr'cl",Urt;' "nd- ���" .f^, ^V? T,''" -i��� nr ii v \v-i_.v,t ports, we have al the latest bulletin*: gun, price $15. II. V. Wrifeht,^ ^ .^^ department Qf fcgrf(wl (2108) FOR SALE���CHEAP FOR CASH, small cook stove, sanitary couch and pad, ladies' desk, llox 48 Post Office. (2107) ACREAGE NEAR NEWTON. JUST 8 I miles out, less than 30 minutes' ridei*1"1* ��>a-v be done on B. C. Electric from New West- this province. A large herd of thor- minster; soil excellent, bottom or oughbred Holsteln cattle is malntaln- upiand as desired; tram frontage; ed there, and accurate records kept $150 an acre and remainder just of the results of experimental feedback of frontage lots $100 and $125.; i"K on different fodders. There are Terms quarter cash, two years for' nlso herds cf pure bred hogs, pure balance. This is a sacrifice; estate j bred sheep and other'domestic anl- to be cleaned up at once. Sole]male, on which experiments are con- agents, Curtis & Dorgan, New West-; Stonily being made, in order to de- minster. Phone 466. No trades. ! monstiate their value from an econ- (2040) jomic point of view. 1 ' Tho research work in livestock dis- FOR SALE���FIRST GROWTH FIR eases la conducted by Dr. Hadwln, one wood; cord wood ?", per cord, stovst of the leaders of veterinary research wood $2.5 0 per rick. Telephone work in Canada, whos" service? are 1005. (2026) lal all tines available for purposes of OWNER, LEAVING DISTRICT, WILL rent ten acres good land in Surrey, close to traui, for $30 per year, payable in advance. Particulars from box 2115 The News. 12115) IOR RENT ��� HOUSE OF SEVEN rooms, stable, electric light, etc.. or rooms. Applv 1108 Eighth avenue. (21001 l'OR-RENT���FOUR ROOM MODERN bungalow: $16. Also furnished rooms. Doling. Edmonds. 120921 TO RENT ��� VERY DESIRABLE furnished front rooms; private family, 51 Columbia strict. (2087) FURNISHED COMPLETE, HOUSE- keeping rooms, $10 and $15 per month at 224 Seventh street. (198GI BOARD AND HOOMS. I' U It N ISH E D FRONT BEDROOM Willi board at 60 Sixth Street. (2118) COLLECTIONS. HAD DBBT8 COLLECTED EVERY- where. .No collection, no charge. American-Vancouver Mercantile Agency, 336 Hastings street west, Vancouver, B.C. (1982) FOR SALE ��� HOUSE PARTLY finished, and large cleared lot. Ed- i monds. Clear deed. Cheap for cash. Apply Owner, George Warne. Eighteenth .avenue, Edmonds. ci nsultatlon il Coll.lllll: by the farmer.-; of tlrlt- BARNEY O'NEIL WAIT' (196S1 Anxiouc to Get Busy Serving His Con- tence Cceur D'Alene. Idaho, Sept. 24. - wlekr'canada's "pride 'Malleable J3- f; 18-arney) O'Neil. convicted ef n.n-o_. _.��. ___ nmnitit.Pil Mar. ,alsl,v"|): records of the slat" bun'; of Wallace, spent a quiet day in th.' Kootenai county jail and received calls from a number of friends. During the afternoon O'Neil remarked ho wished the o'ficlals would hurry and take him to Boise, as he nothing to stay here for and the suspense was FOR SALE���$1.0�� DOWN, $1.00 PER Ranges; every one guaranteed. Market square. (19S3I LOST. LOST���AT MILLSIDE OR ON MILL side car, lady's black handbag con ^ taining small sum of money, bunch I only making his sentence the longer, of keys with owner's name plate, official notice has not as yet been re- and lady's gold watch, hunting case, 'celved from the supreme court uf the hearing raised monogram M. C. G. Kinder please return to this office. Reward. (2066) TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY . sold Owi -,l,*r t" raise v ultrn or fore a llttli Sll. ,ift' s must icrlfi,*' In I NKW HOME���7 mums, thoroughly niu'l- ��-i*u. and has never t���-,-n lived in, Bttuate corner lot, 100xl8_ feet; 13th st Beau- 'iml view. Very attractive price and terms. HX-ROOM new cement block house, extra large,lot In lawn and Btone fenced situ nti" Juat oft Kingswav. Prle, onlj ���,:.'.300. Very attractive t"nns. NOTICE. NOTE���These two Imns'-s were buill foi homes and are offered ;n a price !r-s* inuii what tli" maierlnl and labor ami i" build them, regardless of the valuable properties upon which they arc erected. WRITE I' 'i BOX 154, CITY EASTMAN & COMPANY. Phone 312. 201 Westminster Trust Building. Notice is hereby given that an ap- 1 licntlon will be made to the Board of License Commissioners fm- tl.e City of >',i*i \YeBtt-un-ter_ a^ thejr fitting, tg b-3 held dn ttie Wiii dny ol December, 1913, or at any meeting prior thereto at the application can be heard, for n transfer of lhe license in sell liquor liy retail issued in respect of tlie Occidental hotel premises. Columbia : reet. New Westminster, B.C., from the holder. Michael Gowan, to Justus I Swanson an-. Adolf Otto Hansi n, Dated tliis 26th dav cf August, A D. 1918. MICHAEL GOWAN, (1979) l.icens" Holder. LAND REGISTRY ACT. It,. |_nti *. - .., I .:������ II .. k I Bub-dlvlalon ��� l-til Gri p I, Porl Haney, In tho DlHtri, i "1 Si -.- IVesti Whi i' us, prool nl the . *,-,* . 'ertlfieate ,.r Tltli Nun ��� ��� I . ��� ��� In ti"* n une ,,f Alio Vlo Don In been filed In this office. Nolle Is hi n 1"* gl' ��� Imt I i lull. Bt lhe expiration nf om montl rrom it" date ���>f Ihe flisi publlc ill *ii i * n n n daily newspaper published In lln Oft of New Westminster, Issue i duplicate uf lho snld certificate, unless In i1"* meantime vuli'l objection i��- made lo i .'��� In writing, .! '��� OWYNN, I'M- ��� R I-. - - r--1 ,.f Title*, l.-iiiu Registry Office, Mew Westminster, Hi'. 13th September, 1813, r_07tl) NOTICE. Coquitlam Municipality. Please take note that the offices ,,r the ���shove municipality are situated on ttm "Itt River Road. Main*- A. HALIBUrtTON, (2076) Clerk, t CANADIAN PACIFIC B.C.Coast Service tA'HA't'n VanoOHVW for V.cruris iu * m. i p, in. Lnd 11 ;46. T-wu-o* Vnncouvnr for Sf'Mtdf1 19 n, m ������ ��� >, II p, rn. i.."i'-'i Vancouver fur NiLn&lfno io a.m miti A .{,>��� t'.rn. I-4-nvi'�� Vnm*oiiv����r fur Prln Ofl FtUpfltf ttm, Nf-'li-'' r*,.tntn in ti rn W,"Uv* ���i.tyu and S-ttwt'luys st 11 p (tl Clii!!iw��E:!i Service IjnaVM Chlllfwsek r h ui Tu'-siioj 'J I,ure dny and Bafur-day, l.env,'s Westminster 8 u. in -vleiulai ', odnesiliiy nnd Kriilay J.I). OOtI1_BT, ARcnl. Ni* Wmeilil .-'et i li. ���*'. ti.u.Di-S. a. p, a- vaasaaittt. DAILIFF'S SALE. Province of British Columbia, County of Westminster, TO WIT: By virtue of a dlatresa warrant , Issued in an action by Pearson's1 Limited, and to ine directed against i the goods ami chattele ol Seabold & Jones, i have seUed and tak, n \iv following: All tlie furniture, bedding carpi ts, linoleum, etc., In S'Xty three bedrooms and halls in the Dominion * hotel, and ail the tables, chairs, cut | lery, glassware, crockery, show eases, ! slock in trade, linen, cooking ranj!", utensils, etc., in the Royal cafe, corner nf Sixth and Columbia streets, New Westminster, D.C. All of which I shall expose for sale at Pearson's Limited building, corner Sixth and Columbia slreets. nn I-'rl- , day, the 26th day of September, a ii 191J, ni the hour ot 10 o'cli ck ... the fi r. moon. September lvth. 1913, T. .1. ARMSTRONG, Sh i ff, Haiiin for the Landlord Terms of Sale Cash. i2'ifct) NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that an np plication will be made to the Hoard of License Commissioners for the City of New Westminster at tlieir s'tting. to be h"ld on the Huh day of Decern ber, 1!U3, or at any meeting prior thereto thut the application can be heard, for a transfer of the license to sell liquor by r��tuil Issued in respect of the Mbrchanls Hotel, In the City of New Westminster. B.C., from the holders. Pnu! Root and J. A. Malm, to the said J. A. Mnlm. Hiled this 20th day of August, A.D, 1913. P. ROOT. .1 A. MALM. (HITS) License Holders, sustaining of the lower court. O'Neil ia in the best of spirits and has not been downhearted for a single moment sine" the news was broken to him. I!" ears well and Bl ops well. No words has bei a received from Shoshone county as to the disposition or the remaining counts un ilnsl O'Neil, find the latter's counsel, R, li. McFarland, Is Insisting that tin* counts must either be dismissed or immediate trial bc given the defendant before he Ib taken to Boise to start serving lus sentence, The general opinion is that tli" other count? against the prisoner will be cancel led. PAIN IN MY BACK ISW. GONE Sines I Got a Box of Gin Pills CBtfRCn St., Ccrn'.vai.i.is, N S. January jjnl, ''About b year ago, 1 uus suffering bo much with a dreadful Lame back and liips, that I could uot stand up straight. I was informed by a friend about GIN Pills, i -got a box. immediately, I have taken about twelve boxes uud the pains in my back and hips nr--- all gone. 1 cannot speak too highly o? the wonderful erf eels of \our GIN PILLS". H C. DAVID. Liniments ami planters won't cure Lame Ilm k because they uever reach Hie part that is can-aing iiie pain. The whole trouble is with tin- Kidneys and you must cure the K i 'I u ' ��� s in order to tti p the pain. CIN PILLS i ure weak, hi' k, ".r.iiii'il K idtie*. i bj nothing else will. CIN PILLS iinii- awnyth-^fu-.n every ^^^^^^^^^^^_ time -oryourmoney|>ro_Dptly refunded, 501 a box, ', fo- f_ y,. Sample free l( yonwrite National limy,?. Chemical Co. ol Canada, Limited Toronlo, MANOA-TONR BLOOD ANU NI.RVIJ TABLBTB belp pale, nervous women to get well, 50c a \e,x. iy> Wallace, Idaho. Sept. 24. A warrant has been issiteil for tlie arrest of .lohn W. Consian, I'or four yearn deputy in the local sheriff's office, secretary of the Democratic county central committee, and une of the widest and besl known men In Shoshone County, He Is charged with ihe misappropriation of county funds 111 eight complaints, each based on a separate charges. The complaints are made by A. P, Meltne. chairman of the board -of county commissioners. The total misappropriation charged is $1844.50. Long in Service. ConBtan first entered the sheriff's office as a deputy under Sheriff John P. Mofl'att in January, 1909, He served two yeurs under hls administration, and in January, 1911. when John J. Nicholson aasumed Ihe office. Con- stan, who bad piloted the destinies of the Democratic party as its local secretary of the county central committee, was retained as office deputy. When Sheriff Nicholson died in March, 1912, and Michael J. Maher of Burke was appointed to fill the unexpired term, Constat! was again retained. In 1912 Thomas McCabe was elected sheriff and ConBtan was succeeded by John R. lingers. Charges in Detail. The first complaint is based upon Ihe alleged misappropriation of $9,60, fees received by ConBtan January 8. 1913, in a foreclosure suit of Toplif:' against Hall. The second, %'i execution tees received by him on July 16, 1912, In the case of Strode against the Cuban Republic Mining company. The third, %'i. charged for executing a sheriff's deed on February 3, 1912, In the case of the Coenr d'Alene Hardware company agalnsl the Pitts burg Lead Mining company. The fourth, tn noli license received from (ieorge K. Gllmoro on Julv 20, 1911. The fifth. $20.00 costs collected In the case of the state against C. B Hicks on July 26, 1911, The sixth. (300 cash bail bond In the ease of tbe Btate against J. W*. Porter on August 3, 1912. Tin- Beventh, fTiil retail Honor license paid by Basil Rlzsortelll cf Wallace on July 8, 1912. Tlie eighth. $7.",1 retail liqUI r license paid by Frank Murphy of Burke on January 24. 1912. Restitution of Fundi. According to a Btatement ecuting Attorney Fox the amounts or sums Bet forth eight complaints tiled today been refunded to the count) by ConBtan, the criminal actions lining taken on the technical charge of the misap- pripriation of :'te county's funds It had been rumored sine" th" April meeting of the board of county commissioners that an apparent shortage existed In tin- accounts of the formei deputs Bherlff During the summ t tli" board engaged '��� C, Wilton i" audit the books of the sheriff's office eoverlns the oerlod nf Constan'B employment This audit w-'s made and a ri porl riled by Mr. Wilson with 'ti" hoard Bnd a war- -" ��� >-. *-��� ordi -��� i drawn In pi' men! I ** his ���'���, ������ \ I'm:-""-- 1 t the re ��� d hy 'tr Wilson s''* wed II ���������"��� R' "i ��� *i. m ������ & inr When " '.' *������; 11 rl il" tin ���' Constar r, - thi * * ms ir*i] ��� ��� ihey wi re '' 1 fron time t*. ��� '������< ��� he ;" said ',, 1 ���-,��� ,��� p fundi 'i '-:���'-. in 'biding a . red!' of *"* r I*-*.*""-:-- nf Sinn on '������������ h ���* " rei ��� et ���'��� ' ��������� ���'���!������ nuar- li - . ���* li .I 11, :���'*-��� her 31, 1912. I" ivitr: ���"i ;��� im ii-i-'f s'i"i-i-'vp. 11-- 'riline to ���ii" ���* oorl of Auditor Wlla n, 1 ' \ $1602.33 etill unaci ounted ' ��� fender of the Kast Madison street car, I which had been standing, but which started at the precise moment 1 made to 0T08S the slreet, caught the real- wheels of my auto and threw it about directly in front of a ear coining from the other way. Says I to myself, 'Old chap, this is going 10 be rather uncomfortable for you, but you had better atay where you are!1 And 1 did; lhey say I was lucky to get oul of ll alive, and I guess 1 11111" Asked whv he did not lump, Nicholas replied that he could not see where to bap. "And. anyhow," he added, stroking liis mustache In n bored sort of way, "it would hav,- been jumping from the frying pan into the rire" After the crash the officer got to Ills fee! and reached Iiie sidewalk in tlllle to hear the irowd, which he says .he had purposely avoided, determine how the accident happened. Delays His Breakfast. "Some of tiie remarks were fuce- itieii!!. many of them highly uncomplimentary," Nicholles offered. "The Street ear officials asked ine II 1 would mind staying around to superintend the removal of my ear. 1 told Ihem I If It would be any comfort to them 1 would do so. Aud much aa 1 dislike 'any fuss and notoriety, and ull that sort of thing. I hung about until the , Pioneer Motor Car people, to whom I iliad had the forethought tn telephone. I shewed up to haul away the wreck." Nicholles concluded bis story by saying that he walled on the seen" until the crowd got on his nerves and then suddenly remembering In the midst of ths excitement that he had missed his breakfast, strolled Into a nearby restaurant for a cup of coffee, if tlle soldier was in tit" least bit shaken hy his narrow es"ape. he gave no sign 11! it. His chief concern appeared to be that the accident bad caused him 10 be embarrassed by ren- ���-'I'li ef the fact thai It necessitated a I tl of ititestlotiR being asked, and delayed his breakfast for a short lime. ROAD IS BLOCKED TO SHUSHANNA News of Happenings In Other Provinces CiuslvFiiled C'.rea-na Will Not Be Gccd Going Until Abou' Dec. 15. Gays Man From North of Pros- various in t'i" have all helped nie BEASTLY BODE DON'T V Woio Siree Car Smashed Hia Ajtc He Theught cf the Delay Caused to His Ereakfact. A.dvertise in the Daily News HEE CHUNG MERCHANT TA1I.OH New Imported Fall Buttings now on display. See them. Perfect. Ill and workmanship guaranteed Prices from $18.00 up, "ul Fronl Street. What w lib the harbor Improvemi nts, the im 'lu-r DEVELOPMENT OF tin. fisheries and Aitchison'g Indie*' Tailoting Branch surely WeBtmlnster Is coming lo her own. J.N.AITCMISOfN Tailor to Ladles and Gentlemen. Westmlneter Trust Block. iHERBERT|yipAL&CO. STORAGE Bi attle, Sept. '-4 lli>- atti imobtle p...*: 1 [ed 1 el ������.'in two Btreel ".tr*- ai NIni . avi m;i- nnd Plki sti ��� c! j 11 ti rday mornlni lalor li bn Nlchol lei 0 :i 'in 'I Km in h arm) ol I ��� n snd 1 i *" pn ��Idi nt of the ',lut ..��� Woi . Pi esert a! ou ��� omp iny, �� tli offi In iii.. Li ui *, bulldlni .ml ii th [round uiiui ih ��� *������ ri-' k 1 ������ of ii * ma 1,ut owing tn a ' tirlr us 11 **k ol [ its ��� si up' d *.*��� Ithoul a i cratch a momen later, Major Nlchollpfl extrlcati **! hlmi elf from the 1 ingli *: ���n.l ib '��� woi'! and Bteel thai hart ie*i n :,.. automobile and calmly and with dignity walki d lo the > urb Fr im this point of vantagi, aware I ut he had experienced a miraculous eccape from death, bul apparently nol deeply eon ��� rned aboul it. Nicholles amused himself by studying the crowd thai hart Blithered oboul the wreck. Conflicting statements arc given as to th" cause of the accident, \coord- , ing io M L. Rcarff, lull Fou; tli avenue west Nicholles was driving east : on Pike stri 11, ai d In tttteinpl to pass on the wrong sid" nn outbound Easl v-i'ii* ���! it-'it i-i- which was standing tt'!i. *���"��� 1 pocketed bv nn Inbound ":ui!* ' ! ���' I oar, '��� :el his in-" 'iiii". n "rii tl '-'������ '������!���' V, " ���-'��� ������'���rii The drl ��� * ;*. Si Lrff snld, dirt i" I move until tit" crash m- ��� 1 hen dropped with lhe wrecked vMiicl Nleln.i1'". ".hen nee** nl hlfl office after hn h id take ��� h's breakfast md ���is calmly as If h" bid "������ ������"" ���;kii- ln nn Inch f death, ���' ''1 ''I Btnrv Bound f "��� his home, "'''''��� Nlneieel "1 IVI nue, :*'l"i in ;i 11-ti'-*������ 1 ��������� .1 el til" '.. i'-'i'. of 11 friend In Provldi ne ��� bos ��� ���ri.-i1. th mn'i r - 'Id h" ���-��� 1 nol trv lng I.* pi ss tii" Easl Madison strei 1 enr on the wrong tide, bul Instead was entering Plk" street, from Ninth ivenue nud Hint Bs he trl"d to cross Pake Btreet In front of the Kast. Madison ear. lie was pocketed bv the Inbound Capitol car und n big motor tri'"!.. "I! kcci.ih," Nicholles said, "thut the Sl an'.e. Sept. Ji '["ra. 1 to lhe ShuBbunnu diggings lias been suspended, ami there will be no further stampeding m the 11. -.*. gold strike until about December 16, according to (a! "ii Corser, superiutendent of the Copper River and Northwestern railroad, who reached Seattle from McCarthy, the sinning point fi r tli" ni *.������ camp, j. si, rday. "A tew ti, 11 ba���* ��� ime out," said Ct 1.1, i* "bul uo ini .* will go in until the streams are Irozen over. Just now tin* rivers are full ol slush Ici and travelling is practlcallj Impi isi- ble, 'i here is sufficient foi d In tin* camp to sustain a few prospectors until in***, supplies are taken lu r thc ., Inti r trail. The Alaska road commission, the Cordova chamber of ci ninii re the railroad ci mpanj hat 1 ji Ini d forces to com truct a wlnti r hi,s.i Kinney, buj ei Inti udi ill 1 ��� ; In road ci mmlsslon, ha 1 b n 1 over tin* countrj inaklii bui ��� a trail tor sevi ral wei ks, It Is pro able that the winter trail ������������ .ii In * * r Si iau glacier for a dli tam 1 cf thli ill" miles. It v. i!: 11"' I"* Ii ��� * - ' . tn Bkirt tin* Ice rlvi 1 In ��Inti ��� 1 In trail will bring . tli" di| ng_ eighty miles of Mc( ai th 1 * In event tins route ������ ��� fi 11 . 11 practicable, a trail w.!! be 1 1 an und Hi" head of lho rlvi 1* bj G 1 in 1 river. Tbt dh lance this \ 1; will ii * -' ;". mili B. "Si .' ral pn pocti 1 arrangi 1 * to take In an outfil 1 f proi tslui . and ti 1 Is as 80 11 B '��� BUfflCll It .*.���'. I I n ilm ground. Mans 1 i them already nn moving the r outfil * to McCnrth) tin- outpost on Hi" railroad .Much prospecting will be di ue dui Ing thi winter |u the deepei ground, and b> nexl ipriu.*; wo shall have a definite Idea as in whether Shushanna is des- 1..t.i ii in i.e a lng mining camp. "Two small veini of a good grade II lignite or brown 01 al have bi n found, and it is p1"' bable thai the Shushanna plunci r- ��ill burn as much u , tin > wanl ol tin*** during tlie winter regardless of the restrictions pis 'I upi n mining It by the got 1" 1 ment, 'I in- govt mili' ut m ould b * un ble to force them in quit bi fore next . n.-ini'. anj waj 'I here is nt timber ��� 11 th.* en 11; , whore guld has been fi und but there are a ft *. bi ill ��� lumps 1 f spruce ab ,ui sl *.* or let 1 n miles distant." Western Ontario Stephen Craddock, tlm is dead, bad lived in Toronto forty .tears. Toronto's assessment is over hulf .1 billion dollars and it"* population over (45,1 ��� Tlie Summit Cold and Country club |S to have the largest club grounds in America al Toronto. Tlie peach crop In the Niagara dl8> trlcl is so abundant thai heavy shipments are being made lato the Unit' ed Slates despite the dul>. I'lie Qrand Trunk and Canadian Pacific railways asked tin* board ol rail- Viiiys to approve a new cartage schedule. The provincial Anglican synod proposed to join witii other denominations in an effort to secure heller religious Instruction In schools. David Cardls, aged S'J year", a pioneer farmer of Huron township, who died at Kincardine, was born In Scotland but hud lived in C.'nada since I*!-,-. Frederick Nicholls. president and general manager of the Canadian Qon- Hal Electric company, bought the business of the Stratford Mill Build- ; lug company. The headquarters patrol of Hoy Scouts of Ilrantford. containing ten iof the eighteen silver wolves in Canada, is to visit (ireat llritain and In land nexl year. Richard Crocker, one ol tii" oldest residents of Exeter, died suddenly at his home theie. He was So years "t uge and had lived in Exeter (of 4 1 years, He was well known all over the district. lu ih,- death nl John Stuart at his home the!'" passed awa> a well kiu wn Toronto citizen and a one-time, prominent ligui" in business, rallwaj and financial circles, a native ol Uanff- shire, Scotland, While hla wife and family were eating dinner in the rooms below, William \V, Lee, confectioner, with Bean ,v \\i .tlal.i*. manufacturers, Wood- itock, hanged himself from a b< ...*i in an Upper room. Joseph Biggs, late obef and mans ger of the King Kdward hotel restaurant, Liu 1 [Hi. bus disappeared, His clothes ami other belongings, which .ne numerous snd quite valuable, sre still In hls loom at the botel William Harding, an Englishman, who had hei u in Canada In." a via;. banged himself at Port Credit be- cause he had not received a letter from liis wife, who, with ilnir children. Is visiling iu the "Id count!*. A deplorable condition of affairs .u connoctlon with Oxford count) Jail, was revealed win n in Bruce .-'1 ilth held Ins Inquirs Into causes leading up to tl Bcape 11 Wm Klue ai d Albert Bernard, who got out Sept. 4 and have not sine- bi 1 n heard of. New Ontario Counl Wllhell v,ui Falkenberg who used in mark"! ln��� produce al Halleybury, died at Olngues, Lake Pomls kaitiing. The Cob.ilt special was derailed sl Mileage 49, when the engine si .. large bull moose which attempted !���> I ross ih" tracks, The pus.- ngers W ' II.' g!V"!l II Jill The lirsi of tin* in*w crop frcm Sas katchewan reached the head of the lakes and was graded No. I Northern. Ne wwhint la arriving al the rale ol about ���"' tars 0 day. Hon. I* rank Cochrane, Domii minister of railways ami canals, and ll'ii. Mr, Hearst, Ontario minister ol lands, fori al and mines, were In P in Al I liur. Inspecting C. N It und C. P. 1: i onstructlon wi 1 i> in ih" > it-mi", ol Nlplgon The ministers madi a ��� ire ful Inspection uf tho Immi use ol con nu tn.n work iu ing on in the dl 1 irict. it is reported nl the Royal Vlll * ir II Ih Lu* nt Kingston that nighl cla . * are to be cut out, and ih 1 given i" 1 .ui' ta for Individual ��� 1 u.*. ami im, rtalnment. The lm] 1 rtanl queal Ion ol lho i" 1 luiii,11 of navigable streams and lhelr 11 ilnii.it les will be tbi n. ��� . ' ; .. co tiler, nee bei *u 11 th pri . inclal and federal authorllleE, Judge nnii,1 !. * 11 ' a uppolnti i bj Hn* labor departr.u nl aa 1 ualrni in ol ih" 1 onelllath n bt ird I !..,.* tin* ilisput" I., tween lhi :��� 1 graplu 1 ami (irand Trunk 1 ail * ��� ��� company, So far as iii.* dopartuu nl 1 1 trade and commerce lias boi n ad ��� Isi d Cana dian exporters have made no pn pars a <e S. (I Capt. Sadik Bey, who was a���������:.! **.i' led ut Montreal. Mayor llroin of Quebec, received i: telegram from Mayor Leonard, of tin- Transcontinental railway commUs oc thnt the contract for tbe coustructlor., of the work hhops of the raiiv.a> ;i* Bt, Main Intel been awarded I 1 1 "ii tractor Qossulin ot Levis, Manitoba British Columbia wlll send :��� tnsm moth exhibit lo ilu- all-Canadian Land anil Apple .-.how at Winnipeg ii"\t month. Tin party of C. P. II. director, wln> have been louring the west reached Winnipeg 011 ihelr return and roport- (d pru-pects excellent for a prosper our throughout llle west. C. C. Arthur, of Coburg, bus been appointed master of science am! principal ol the Portage collegiate to sue !ceed S, C. Le*'. w-|io has been appoint ed to the staff ol lite Manitoba u_n cultural college. With the opening sentences Of III-" .Sunday nu,ruing sermon barely utter- led, the Rev. P, V. Duval. M, A. HH. it Knox church, Winnipeg, loaned hi avily on hls rending desk and then reeled back Into bis chair, stricken with an attack of heart fallur ��� He 1 wlll recover. Willi 11 grand total of 50,000 meu at work in the harvest fields of the prairie provinces, J, Bruce Walker, i oiniiiissiouer of immigration, said tiie excursionists from the eastern provinces were less Ihls year than last, bin the local supply Of labor bad been greater Aboul 15,000 men have Jour 1 neyt tl wesl front eastern and marl- time provluces, raokatchevxan A Russian wuh an unpronouncsble name iiu 1 al Rouli au after falling Into a Hushing separator. drain shipments from tbe ",!" se Dlstrlcl since September 1 total 1,611,- 200 bushels. For the - um peril I lasl year the total �� ��������� . Peter Lyall, w hn farms elghl 1 1 ��� ins: oi Portal, shipped over tho ii r P. Bounders Regina line 1 hn ������ ��� eats of wheat, the first to bi nt over that road. Everything Is now cut in Saaka ���' : wan. except a f'*w scattered fields 1 f feed There Is a shortage of threshers and man) owners "f outfits are looking ior men, some are pai ag S3 in .1 s. Dennis, 1 Ice president 11 C P il.. has announced that the nev ti wn of Empress al the junction of tli,- Saskatchewan and Red Deer 1 ers. un iiu- Bassano-Swlft Current cul 1 If. w ill I.", a dh isioi.nl point 1 Alberta Tbe 16th annual sessli n cf the Ro ul Architectural itisiiiitt" uf Canada e. nvi ned in ' ulg.it'. Ti gperlmi ntal farm resull 1 1 gi nn s'-w 11 mi Irrigated I md al Lelli bride pluce "Red cil"" wheat In tl ��� banner position with a yield of "���'��� 11 bushels per ui n Tin* annual i%porl of the bui 1.nd.... 11 tl"- Calgary Mun * ipal Btreel rallwaj bj tti m, I li d *>, Ith the depart nn in of railways al Ottawa, shows Hint Its in 1 earnings foi fiscal year "tiding June 30, were $-04.- 492. Afti ��� learchlni 1 to m rth * 1 (Jentie. ug- d 72, arrivi d In F '��� trj for ��� ver 23 yeai for gol I J hu with tin '*lu'! newt thai he hai n achod bis Eldora ! To 1 ite his Btatemi ut-* be broughl w t'i l.iiu nuggets 1 f gold, mant ol were ovi r an nui n we *.i ��� i on Hi" MacLeod river. . GROWIH OF MILITIA FORCE IN CANADA Establishment Now Numbers CCx-**' :.i 7-L0U0. Incrcue 0'. 14,000 Zr-.c Hughes Took it Over HOW AUTO DEAI'H LIST MAY BE CUT LOWN Tt 11 Uto, '���' ipl. -1, Con nei Elliott, lit tin in in ,,t iitn the death of Kdilh u,.\, tin* young lady killed by being -iti., ii by an auto, ft ... occasion lo speak of the large number of i><t- sens killed In Toronto In this manner during im- nasi year, and also pointed out what In* considered defects In the irafiiu system and Indifference 'if tiie public in crossing streets, "It Is a duly nl those driving cars I to watch ihe sides of the streets for indifferent people," said lho coi mer. 11 is nlso the duly 1 t tha publ c un 11. women uud ch Idrun to 1 qp ami look before tin y cross If I remember correctly, only a tew have (been killed In thin city through 1!" carelessness of the auto driver, The main cause haB been where pel pli forgot 10 leiii, nad stepped in fronl t'f iiu nillo. 'ill" elty COllllcll, III" BU 10 clubs and tho board of trade have boon regarding means for the educe tii 11 of iiie public rei ardlng the sui 1 and ii IS the jury's duly to mnke re commendations. To my mlml aducn- ,;i 11 is the bi bi way lo lescen these deaths, H is necritiary In Impress on people lhat lhey cannot step from the sidewalk without looking for vehicles. I think il would bn it good Idea If lh" BChOO] board WOUld hnve lhe touchers itive instruction nnd warning dally to Ithe children before ihey leave school about the danger of III" slreet traffic, j If the children nre taught others will I absorb the knowledge." ,11011 for taking Immediate ni 11 tin pn spei tin- t'-diii 1.1.11 11 dutli s, Iiie Canadian agricultural bureau 11 Cleveland hus been witting to municipal councils in < auada, olfi ring to lake motion pictures of the streets nnd exhibit ihem in th" principal motion picture theatres In Ohio. j A circumstance Illustrating ihe sear. Icily ol .Mcintosh lted apples litis year is H)�� purchase by the government nf an orchard at M<Jrrisburg at lbe rate of $10 per barrel, The apples will be packed In hexes and sent to liiiii- liiinl tor exhibition. Quebec Prof, R, W. McBrlde, a former pro- fer.M.i in McOill univertlty, was appointed to a position in He1 Royal college of science, London, James Iteid Wilson has li""ii up pointed 10 ilm directorate cf the Montreal Trusl company, to fill lhe vacancy caused by the dunli of the late i'. w. Thompson, Anno Cochrane, 12 yoifr old daugh in* or a farmer near the Portage, five miles north el Papliicattvlllo, v.as shut and Instantly killed by a nfle in lhe hands ol hi r louru on year old bro- til"!-. Uurgcd i'v repealed congestion In Montreal pflrl during lhe slimmer, the shipping un 11 and Itadisiiien alike nn* agitating the establishment ef Montreal mi a national porl with freedom from harbor lolls, From ihe position of 11. friend and eonfldenl of lhe Sultan of Turkey to the Montreal police court, where he lis charged with performing an illegal operation. Is the epitomized history oi'iivu. Sept. 24 The mllltla ..- h ��� e< mni!-, mon popular In Canad 1 V ��� ui' ������ ci mplled In the di parlmi nl ul mllltla ami di fence show tha' tli < lablislimint of the active inllltl 1 stands sl approxlmatt 1, 7 BOO 1 fl ei rs uiul men. As tli" pi 1 -i r nl forei- have an 1 rtubli iliiiunl of aboul 13500. The establishment ol tbe whole if Hi,, mllltla of Canada thus loma wlin, exceeds 77,000, It must I.e borne In mind thu the establishment '���( a corps is the maximum number nl men I'm- win,tn pu. cun be drawn: the strength which la the number of men actually prosent, and drawing puy never quite Coipi ' up lo the establishment Out of tho |73,000 of the establishment, some 50,- (inn have been (ruined this year, lhln number constituting a reoord, in 1012 the number trained was 49,000, snd lu previous years It never much ex ; coeded 46,000, Hsa Increased Raiidly The establishment has inoi d j verv rnpldlv In recent years, Much of Ihls Iiu.reuse bus been In Hie wesl I where In recent years much progress I has been made in carrying the min ��� tin system Into the newer eoiiiiniini lies. A number of additional corps. ihowevcr, have been raised in eastern Canada. in Pius ihe active militia had an estnblishnii.nl uf nol onlte 51.000, in I i!iti!i 11 had risen in 51,660, nn Increase jof 724. In lulu the Increase win. 01.14 jib establishment standing al B704 In .ii'll the establishment wus nraotic��l- iv iiti.iKiti, ihe increase being uus; in HH::. the first year of Colonel Hu��h��i I administration^!] eestablls 0011 oa Bhrd administration, the establishment rose to 06,000, tin, exact Increase being 5,- >.!!>. Tills year llie Increase hits Ivetr about 8000. Ill Ichh Ihlin two yenrs (if office Colonel Hughes hits added to the active mllltla corps wltli n I ruining establishment of nearly II 000. THURSDAY, SEPTEMSER 25, 1913. THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. paat SEVIft The Best in the West" ov NCIAL i ia MINSTER, B. C. er30, oberl,2,3,4,1913 0,000-in prizes and attractions~$60,000 Largest and most extensive truly agricultural exhibition in the west LACROSSE, BASEBALL, FOOTBALL, ATHLETIC EVENTS, THRILLING SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AND HORSE SHOW Grand Opening Celebration on September 30 in conjunction with official opening of Kingsway. Huge automobile parade in which over 600 gaily bedecked automobiles will participate. World's Championship Lacrosse Series Minto Cup Games SALMON BELLIESOF NEW WESTMNSTER vs. tiie- V. A. ('. CHALLENGERS. Opening Game Tuesday, SEPTEMBER 30 Final game, Saturday, October 4. (lames played at Queen's Park. Ball faced at:? o'clock BETTER BABIES' CONTEST Many entries have already been received for this contest and many more are expected before entries close at 2 p. m. on Friday, October 4. Open to any child under two years of age. Two cash prizes offered by the R. A. & I. Society and two medals donated by the Better Babies Bureau of the Woman's Lome Companion. This is not an old-fashioned beauty show, but a new contest of correcl proportions, fine human mechanism and intelligence. Held under the auspicies of the R. A. & I. Society, assisted bv the Local Council of Women. Third Annual Horse Show Splendid horse show program will be presented in the magnificent new horse show building each evening. Grand Opening on SEPTEMBER 30 at 8 o'clock Admission: Boxes of four seats each, for the week, $10. General admission, 25 cents. Reserved seats, 50 cents. Membership tickets, good for admission to the grounds for the week: Adults* $2*00; Children, $1*00 General Admission to the Grounds: Morning and Afternoon, 50c; Evening, 25c. Don't Forget the Dates--September 30f October 1, 2, 3, 4, 1913 HELD UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Agi C. A. Welsh, President D. E. MacKenzie, Secretary-Manager 1 ! J *S PhOt- EIGHT THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1913. Annandale Supply Co. TEA AND COFFEE SPECIALISTS. P. 0. Box 2 Phones 1 and 67 641 Columbia St. THURSDAY SPECIALS Mayflowi r Fresh Kggs, per doz. 45c Annandale's Ceylon Tea; it is always reliable and is a money saver; at per lb 35C Half-gallon Schram Jars, per doz S1.35 Half-gallon Kconomy Jars, per do?. $1.85 One pint Easy Seal Jars, per ���ioi'. ._sge Select Cooking Eggs, " dO-...-75t Regal Shaker Salt, 3 pkgs 2St Sunshine Tomatoes, per tin lOtt Tokay Grapes, 2 lbs 25-t Ripe Tomatoes, very fancy, 4 lbs 25C Greater \\nsstmmster $7 PER DAY All notices of -meetings, entertainments, sales of work, etc., in this column are charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line. Pleace do not ask members cf the staff to break this i rule, as their instructions are positive. Scottish Dance. Scottish people in the city enjoyed a dance held In Eagles hall last evening, a large number being pris :it -it the festivities. Don'! forget. I lust. Patrick's hall. danci tonight in 12114) La her Commission Finds Wages High at Fm Geercif���Laborers Received H Per Dny. I For all building supplies and fuel ol! apply to the IS. C. Transport Co., Ltd., 505 Westminster Trust building. Office phone S'iG, wharf phone 880. (1888) I"rotative on the commission enqulr ing into labor conditions In ihe prov Returning front llie longest trip yel I n.iLcti- by ihe labor commission, !l. A Stoney, the New Westminster repre Court Si'tings. ln the county courl on Tuesday, held in St. Patrick's hall, Judge Mclnnes set down dates for trials up to the Xlst October. The first sitting of the court will be on October 7. Supply Co. STORES FOR VALUE. THE MAN WHO INVESTS IN FIRST MORTGAGES HAS NO FEAR OF TIGHT MONEY Nor is he worried with the fluctuations of the stock market nor real estate depressions. He goes right along with his work without worry. We have placed millions on mortgages for investors and they have never lost one cent of principal or interest and they have made money, too, because money at 8 per cent, doubles itself in about 8 vears. Money to loan on first mortgages, improved city and farm property, 9 per cent. Alfred W. MeLeod. |1989) Burning the Dust. J. I. Johnston and party did some good motor traveling on Sunday. Leaving New Westminster at 8:30 a. m. Ihey arrived in Seattle at 6.45. a distance of 285 miles, whieh included a 45 minutes' delay at the ferry. The Ladies' Aid of the Olivet Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. Eugene Brown, 331 Fifth street, on Fridav afternoon, September 26. (2121) For up-to-date millinery at mederate prices, go to Miss Davey's Millinery Parlors. Carnarvon block, nearly opposite the Hotel Hussell. 120951 Educational Club. The Women's Educational club i meets this afternoon at Columbian college. Miss Qlbbard, teacher of domestic science, is to give a demonstration of fancy cooking. Open Winter Season. The lirst musical evening of the winter season was held in the assembly room at the V. W. ('. A. on Tuesday evening with a good attendance. Mrs. Byron Renshaw, Miss .Minerva Smith and Miss Qilley rendered musical selections, a piano being kindly loaned bv J. 11. Todd. The directors of the association have decided to initiate a series of gymnasium and near future. A spec:"! room has beeD fitted up for gymnastic purposes, the Swedish system being agreed upon, this requiring little apparatus. Applications for membership to both the gym and sewing classes should lie made to the V. W. C. A. Ince, returned yesterday morning from Kamloops. having made Ihe trip by way of Calgary. Kdmonton. Tele Jaunt Cache, Fort (ieorge and Ashcroft. During their trip the commissioners were compelled to rough It at times sleeping and eating In several of the construction camps along the line ol the Grand Trunk Pacific. While some of the camps were found to be quite cleun and sanitary, others were found to be directly opposite, while wages differed at many of the points. At the sitting held in Fort Oeorge, it was stated lhat carpenters were getting as high as %' a day while common laborers were being paid as high a_ $. per day. The commission left Vancouver en September 'i. This Is the lasl trip of the Investigating committee, the next few months being spent iu preparing a report to be presented to the legislature when il next meets iu V in January. An Effective President. "Boshl" M'hl Mr. Servepup Mrs N'ervepop had expressed the wish Unit ii woman might he president el tlle United states for just one week. "Whnt could sbe dn?" "What could she do?" retorted the l:idy. "1 tell you this. James, that if I tould get Into the While liouse with n couple of good Swedes to belli me I'd do more In a minute than any president we've had ln twenty years with both houses of congress and bis cabinet behind him."���Harper's. We are equipped to thoroughly relieve you nf all bother regarding it. We will secure the mortgage, look after all collections, etc., fnr a vary small percentage. Tall in and let us tell you more about nur Declaration nf Trust plan. Dominion Trust Company. New Westminster Branch. The Perpetual Trustee. C. 8. KEITH. Manager. 4 Per Cent, on Deposits. Of floes: Vancouver, Victoria, New Westminster, Nanalmo, t'algary, Winnipeg, Montreal, Charlottetown, London, ling. Antwerp, Belgium. Insure with Alfred W. Mcl.eod. the ; insurance num. All kinds written, j'lundreds of millions to pay losses. (1989) ' Anti-T. B. C. Day, Thursday of next wee'f, exhibition [week, is to he Anti-Tuberrulosis day. whin Ilu ladies of the local society j ��ill he out in force working for this I worthy object. Instead of tags, pen- j -lis Inscribed "Tranqullle Sanatorium" will be sold, while a booth will I.e | maintained in tun- of til'- buildings at ''he exhibition grounds, nt which there will he demonstrated means of pre- . > nting the ci ntractlng and .-i n ad *.. j nl ihe disease wblch has earned for it- I self the name of tiie white plague. Ali ladles who are willing to help i-i the irk nre n qui sted to forward their * a ..��� b to Mrs, >'��� D, Brymm r, Flrsl ' street, without delay. ; Pred Davis will sell by public auc I iii n en Saturday evening, September 127. a: 8 o'clock sharp, at Russell's ; Wi sitninsti r Auction House, K lng' lu t.i block, Columbia stri i t, the furniture and effects of an elghl room * * usi ' removed for convenience of sale io tin* above rooms), Sale will :."'*l-*'!'* sine- high class furniture, Including kitchen range, heater, brass and Iron beds, mattresses, dr* . ers | sldebi aids, piano, i tc., i tc. Every article musl be sold regardless nf , prlc * - (Tered. 1212") Films For Summer Use. If amateur photographers before letting off on vacation will lay In a lupply of films that have lieen put up ���������specially for "export" they will have fewer disappointments when they gaze ipon the result of their summer snap (hooting nfter the developing Is (In- ���shed. These expert films are packed In tin boxes to withstand a tropical .���llmnte. and they will be found particularly valuable when one Is going io a coast resort. fo Encourage the Feminist Movement. A Sicilian widower of the mime of Eil0hto, who died recently, left $|n.<w> Io promote the feminist movement In Italy nnd J-I.O0G as a legacy to the Oral voiuan denut.�� StfS HE WAS PAiQ TO BURN BIDING ] said anything ahout setting flre to the ! building. Tlle day after the lire Smith in conversation with him said that "Spike 'Walters! is all right, Hi dint lune to wen;. I will lix up with him." , Not for Five Months. Cross-examined bj Mr. Robinson - Have yen been doing any carpeutei work lor some time ? Witnoas���Not tor ihe lasi i'r,. months. (Laughter witness has been in jail thai lime.) He never had any conversation with 1 Smith about burning the premises. His evidence v.as gathered from sea; tered conversations. In* guessed a lol from Ihese. He 'le\.,* get money from Smith. Witness ������.'.ho is an 1 nominate looking youth, gave his evidence as if the whole thing was a huge joke, smiling and even littering sometimes, Constable Archibald Ferguson on duty on 'he morning t.f the lMh, de- posed to seeing Walters twice in the j early hours. The first time lie had an umbrella, the second time he had not got it. On tlle second occasion he questioned him, got unsatisfactory answers, found he was severely burned and took him to the station under arrest Victor Dodson, lather, testified to a conversation in the Central hotel bar Witness' brother turned to Naas and I, said. "You made a poor job of that | flre." Naas snld something to Smith and Smith told him to shut up. Cross-examined- -They were not sober. In the absence in the States of the | witness, Van Hedlam. Mr. Macneil * was permitted to read his deposition j to the jury, as it contained also a cross-examination by Mr. Hampton j Hole, who was then counsel for Smith. Declined Offer. Van Hedlam deposed that Smith ; tona had proposed to him to flre the Becond hand store If he wanted to mnke easy j money. He declined. witness contradicted Kaas In as j much as he swore -that Naas polnti d out the reflection of the fire In tlie | sky to him through the nigh'. Naas swore that he did not know 1 ie hous,. was burned until t 1 um ��� He in- dicated Mclnnes street whei lie p li ' ed. Witness also deposed that he had se.:; Smith and Naas frequently In private converse after the lire. Van Hedlam also alludi d to the conversation In lhe Central bar between Dodson and Naas regarding the tire Dodson said: "You made a poor Job of that lire," and Naas turning round to Smith exclaimi d, "Oh, Q���, here is an- iotber fellow who knows ahout the lire." Smith replied "Shut up; you are getting drunk.'' .1 J. Johnston. Insurance aen.t. said he had insured Smith's building lr. April. 1912, for a sum les:; than $.1 100 Tiie building was valued al $4250 j. Miller, clerk In the second hi.no 'store before it was burned, related' how he had locked up the pr��m*3< * all right on the nighl of tiie 17th, and dlscovi r.*d lie in burned down nexl morning. He dlsi .red the remain of an umbrella In the sn ve when ilure had l>- en 110 umbrella the night bi tore behind tl * bach door. There | would be aboul two pin's 1 ( *.-'*l Ul In the store thai night. Cn ss examlni d Th< re was a bottli of bi nzlni n Hu *-' ���'������ be ties lne gasolln Deti ctlvle 13 in ���* ti Id 1 '���'��������� the ruined umbrella In Ihe store, pro duced in court, a love thi i*. m tint of a 1 lone Tin ������ appi ii* *i ' '������ ��� ���" b ������ n 1 �� Ares, 01 ipi 1 * ��� the othi r d �� stairs *i he tr al will bi turned 1 * * * " ng at 10:30 McAllisters Limited Specials in New Furniture A Beautiful Fumed Oak Dining-Room Suite, specially priced, for $109.50 This handsome suite consists of a set of six chairs, including one arm chair; all wltli good leather eu.-'i- Ions and shapely legs; a six-foot round extension table wltll heavy pedestal base; a handsome buffet, with a large British plate glars mirror, and a new shape China cabinet This elegant suite Is espeolalh priced, complete lor S109 SO A new delivery of Sea-tlrass Furniture just to hand, including many tn w and comfortable shapes lounges, chairs and settees. Also a number of pretty occasional t ibles In different designs. All I daily priced. utter I A Special Shipment of Inexpensive Tapestry Carpets Just Arrived. Imported direei from Bngland, a big mw Bhipment or Tapestrj Carpets, just unpacked and all ready lor your 1 election. Bod) Tapestry CaTpets; all shadi s; and many new designs .anl (��Oc Tapestr) Squares, in ever** oolortng, large and small patterns, Site 9x9 feet, each . . . $7.75 Size each S9.50 Size 9x12 feet, oai h S12.50 Tapi stry Stair Carpets, a full range; 18 inches w-.de, per yard. 50c '-', In *1 Ide, per yard.. . 65c Sweater Coat Time is Here our Block is now complete with hundreds i: Sweater Coats for men and women Also ull si/'s >���.'* boys and g'rls. Almost ever;, conceivable com 1 Inatli u ol colors Ls hero to 1 h 01 ������ rom, ami .11 man] diffi renl Byles to suit ever;, wi :,!��� ���,'.- .'...eater 1 'oati, from S1.95 <�� $7.50 Women's Sweater Coats, fr 1 1 $2.00 lo $10.00 Boyi and <i!rls' Sweater Co&ts, .'f from $1.00 to $4 50 To get yon acquainted wiih our new bedding department, no*.*, opened mi tin* ma giving yen special prices on all Blankets, Pillows, Comforters, Flannelette Blankets, etc See lie Price Tickets in thli department. CITY OF NEW WESTM , Comforters, Etc. . . ��� are -���* f'*r Ihls v.. , asHffi��s^��2^o^fi s^iaaB��^K^g.-!:^^^^^,ij^ ral hotel tell Walters tbat ill was "llxed. ' He understood the expression refi rn d to the building on .Mclnnes Btrei 1. Recede frcrr. Position, Witness le-rin to '**, ince a d (Ided Ini li.iaiu.n to n 1 >!'* from tbe position lu had tal; n up al the preliminary ��� xamlnath n and ��� * 11 ed appalli d al the admissions ht had made in the police ci urt, at cording to lhe stenographer's transcrlpl of hls notes. Read Evidence. Mr M 11 :.' 1 n ad w Itni - ���' , rldence ��� ��� '���" ���. n the magistral 3i me 1 I 1 hi reluctant! admitted othi ���* he *i* t* * '! Hi I ilth 6 ' al! * 'le *'.'' ft ** ihe 1 asollne and I ��� ard him bo) go i" . incouvi 1 iii :* Waltni a Civi- i lalf Holiday, In accordano ��� with usual 1 * iti 1 h, n bi pn claim Tuesday. Septi mb 1 30, from 12 o'eh 1 k a civic Hall Holl day. and ri * pi 1 tfully Invite the citl /ens generallj to so obs-i rve the ��������� ��� A. W. QUAY, Ma; Mayor's Office, Sept. 25, 1913. 1-l.i1 River Boat rervice. An arrangement has just been im pleted between tho Canadian Pacific railway and thi Royal City Navigation company, whereby, coinim tn Ing 1 " It ber I. the 1 P l: a ill withdraw the Bteamer Heaver, which has long i een Identified with the run on the Fraser river between New Westmin- si- and Chllllwack, the Bervjce being onl d October 1 st by the steamer I'aystreak, Both Captain Seymoui tnd Pursi ������ Nesbltt, fortnerl) of the Beaver, will be In charge of tba Pay- streak and those who have In the past done business with Muse popular officers a ill in, doubt be glad to know 'hal they wlll be connected with thel stayed at the fronl ol th Pavstreak when she goes on the river 1 man enum towards them to b- '' 11, I (500 il,. othi told hln 1 1 wo heal 1 thins the building In ��� 'mi WalterB ui I apiece. Mr Macneil Whal 150 ' fot ' Wltni se i don'l know. nald for the gasoline In '.'.nr "iver '.'. ��� ; !��� ii In an oil can, ��rapped II In .*i * 'rn k and broughl ll 01 ��� 1 When S'n got to the premises and found SwCave-Browne-Cave !. 1! AM . . I' C M MEMBERS OF THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY OF MOCICIAN';. L,i a ;ona in Plan ' :;��� . v."1 n, . ng said aba .1 % : ing, Voice I'rodui I * ".. Theory 1 in a conversation le* class or privately I, Harmony, Coun! 1 polut, Musical I 'in. and History. Pupil 1 prepari 1 for tbe . samlna tions of the Assi c an d Beard of the Royal Academy 1 f Mush and It l ���' Walti ��� Colli ge ��� r MubIc Also Pri I bs i nal Diplomas, Teaclu r or Perfi n Por terms, etc., api ly 61 Dufl 1 * 1. I'!,. i���. -Ill 1! 1206/1 THE MODERN BUSINESS SCHOOL Day sessions the entire year. Night session Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Individual Instructs n In Shorthand, Touch Typewriting Uoolckoeplng Arithmetic, Spi lling, Penmanship and allied subjects by specialists al either ENROLL NOW. THE MODERN BUSINESS SCHOOL ma**Ttr.i ..__.-.._.. , -M-.______r ***t an ii i 111 -^ ""nr" 1 tsi iisiiif w 1 ��� ���-V"-i)-���r ' ��� r ���r*r*-i*n/f^ll ie Sank of Vancouver HCAD OFt-'ICE: VANCOUVER. BC. Branches Tiircuyhout the Piovince of Bntish Columbia. Savings Department st all Braucttei Deposits of One Dollar aod upwards received and Interesl at the highest current rai,.< pail or credited halt yearly. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Drafts and Travellers' Cheque* sold, pavable In all parts of lha world CHAS. G. PENNOCK, General Manager, nster Branch: A W. CLACK, Managf r. Ntw WcgIo . '-���mi 11 11 ��� rTtmj.ratsn.sxmm' A. I. Prcne f,f,3. 1: IDCK, Prlnolpal. 610 Columbia fir ii> again next Wednesday. the doors locked Walters began t* talk aboul breaking the door opi .1 and went round to tho i>:n-k door and 1 building, A and address QUEENS PARK GROUNDS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES. MISS E. D0WNHAM Residence V. W, C, A Phone 13-4. MATERNITY. SURCICAL AND MEDICAL CASE'-, ATTENDED. A few crates of choice [.eaches fur preserving left at 90c. per crate. Toka\ Grapes, 2 lbs. 25c. Red Spring and Steelhead I'Union and Halibut, 2 lbs. for 25c. Smoked Halibut and Sal- i.ion, 2 lbs. :_!.c. w. j. RUSE (Successor to Ayling & Swain.) The three entrances to Queens park on rim street wen* yesterday closed vi lilcular traffic and all auto- ;,:i'i expri ss rigs are required '" ' '���'' t '���'. 'i"* rear gate, which can ���"' reached i,. driving up McBrlde boulevard 1'" ���"* ''������������ ��� '��� lhe park are |n line condition and thi roads In lho park , are bi Int, Improved The entrance at I 'rhlnl ;|M : ' ���' ry much Improved with the new In ��� gatei on cement pillars and the ground Immediately nl ! the entrance COVI :"l with a layer fine crushed granite of iius' Walters naked what the h I he was doing there. Witness then de- elan d he left hastily for home. Not Very Frank. .Vans' answers were not gl-cen with apparent frankness, but Willi seine natural hesitancy at ihi- Btage, The courl assured hlm thai any thing be might say lu Hn- box could not ho used against him al his own trial, "if you don't wish to answei . any queBtion,'1 said his lordship, "Juki i say so, if ii iniKb! Incriminate you. ; Vou iiiiisi answer il, bin ii cannot in .i.a'i agalnBt you." Mr. Macneil Uo you know win:. Wallers went *' Witm ss Tiie lasi time I saw liin, on ihat occasion was when the man came up and aski d hlm whal he was SADIE FRASER Mus. Bac. Cincinc. P.an., Theory. Por Terms and Hours Apply at Studio, ial! Hamilton Street. Phon- 1319 R. (1977! -and��� NJOY EATING VERY DAY. BUILDERS AM) CONTRACTORS. (Jet our Prices on Lumber, Lath, Shinnies, Rotary Cul Fir Veneer Panels. Delivered on the Job. rnnu.r*! about our ppeclal stockes. they are money laver-a. "THE FRASER RIVER MILLS" 'CANADIAN WESTERN LUMBER CO., LTD.) Local Sales Department, Phone 890. MISS A. MILL DRESSMAKING Fancy and Evening Dresses a Specialty. Room 11. Smith Hlock. P. Burns & Co. Ltd. if you read THE NEWS you get all the news. Palace Market, Columbia St., Phones 1200, 1201, 1202. 8apperton Market, Phone 1204, Eiflhth St. Market, Phone 1205. Edmondt Market. Phone L883. The lawns and power beds Rrp doing there, I Ihen ran away. I Borl beautiful and much (iredll Ih due te"1 sobered up. I wenl Inn,.- and did Mr. Roblnion, park BUperlnterfiieni ihot know of the firo until next day. ' L I for bix elleur work in tbl ��� ���447 Columbia St. Phene 98. Want! All to Work. Mm. John Sharp Williams la doii;;- niii'-li to Intereat the wlvea of aenntoni Without reference to political affiliation In the new congressional women'i welfare branch of the National Civic federation. Mrs. Wilson and other Demo- i-rnts will probably be the OfflcltUi, bnt Mrs Rhnrp wants nil wives of senator! |to tnlie nn Interest In the work proposed. M; Macneil lnd vou kno�� whal 'he gasoline was lo he uaed lor '.' Witness Yes. Mr Macneil What were you to gol out of il i Witness Wallers Haid he would give mo hair | .Mr .via< a.m| Do you remember say Ing tin- in ii���. preliminary exainlna tlon, ' I *.mi i upposed to Bel the build Ing 011 llle. I:, Ilmi in, reel *.' Denied It. Witness I am null' sure I did not i sny tbat. Witness denied i mphatlcally that In, I Short Term Loans WE HAVE CLIENTS WHO WILL MAKE SHORT TERM LOANS FOR A PERIOD NOT EXCEEDINGl ONE YEAR ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY OR PURCHASE AGREEMENTS OF SALE. APPLY F. J. HART & CO., LTD. Established 1891. We write Flre, Life, Ac-went, Fmployere1 Marine Inaurinee. Liability, Automobile and i Notice to Passengers-City Lines. CHANGE IN FARES-Effective Sept. 18, 1913 ORDINARY FARE-FIVE CENTS. For tho conveniuiK't' of pasengers, condiKitors will ho provided with strips of five tickets, good on city linos only ut any time, which will be sold for twenty-five (25) cents. WORKWOMEN'S TICKETS. Strips of ton tickets (five green and five white) will be sold for forty (40) cents, good on city linos only, but the white tickets will ONLY be accepted on tho cars between 5 a.m. and 8 a.m. The green tickets will be available until midnight. The rates and conditions previously prevailing governing transfers, school children's tickets and the requirement of a double fare after midnight will continue in force. BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
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