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Newa Clasulfled Ada. Havc proven their worth by the results they produce. They All large or small wants at small coat VOLUMES, NUMBER 130. lUtors The ������/tt-xttssr. New Westminster and the Lower Mainland: Light to mo-denr e wind-!: generally fair witn an-Hiuaary or higher temperature. PRICE FIVE CENTS ANAL ASSURANCE THAPtA MGlfftf ITS IS MUCH LESS CRIME IN IHIS PROVINCE Although Immigrants of All Clashes Arc Coining in, the Penitentiary Roll Is C.-nalltr. THE BEST RIVERS ; NtED ATTENTION IfACHERS CANNOT READ OR WRIIf TWO LOCAL PEOPLE IN JUNEAU WRECK Hon. Robert Rogers Sees Possibilities and Instructs J^si-I dent Engineer to Not Lose an Hour Until Great Scheme INVEST ONE BILLION Is Complete���Third Dredge, Another Jetty, and Other Works Already Ordered. IN ANNACIS ISLAND harbor a for ocean earliest -possible mo- Robert Rogers, Canadian public work*, after view- ���- ���ter- elear vork is Recognising, not only the Dominion but tbe Imperial Importance of West minster's great fresh water and th" necessity to make it a permanently clear waterway ���shipping at the " " ment, Hon minister ol r .^^^^^^^^^^ ing the situation for himself ye day afiernoon. authorized: First, the immediate engagement a third dredge to maintain channel till the permanent completed; Seoond. the building of another jetty without delay on the south side of the river mouth to make absolutely efficient those now under construction on ��� the north side: Third, tit.' letting of t.he contract for the second unTI of tlle jetty now being built, before the work at present In ���protirchs on tho first unit is completed, so the! there may be no delay In con- Btructton; Fourth, the rushing of all port work tn ensure as early completion aB pus- sibl": Fifth, the undertaking of any work the resident engineer may consider necesrary to make New a fresh water port of with lhe least posslhl. And for nil this along with the bigger un authorized dertaklngo. i Already at Work. At the mouth of the river Messrs. Broley ti Martin, who were recently awarded the contract to complete the' first unit of the jetty building, havel already established tlieir camp. They hnve a gang of carpenters on the job : and bunkhpusss for the meu aud other structures are being put up. Time Cut in Half. 'i'he contract time in Broley fr Mar- I tin's agreement with the Dominion government calls for the completion . '.f the work by the end oi twi lve months, bul they have been ordered to ret the job off their hands with the uttr.or! possible despatch and II in confidently expected thst the contract i'.!me wlll i.e cut in half und tlie first 'unit finished within six months. Gee- Yale RoeJ Timber. When Hon. Mr. Rogers arrived in Enclieh Company Readily Disposes of Stock in London���Will Cover Land With Industries. The Canbricol corporation, the Kng lish company which owns Annacis island and which stands ready to ever that tract adjoining tba city witli Industries, has completed its purchase of tbe land and now has invested there the sum tf one million d llsrs in anticipation of the harbor devi lopments which are to lake place cn the Kraser river following Hon. Robert Rogers' announcements of yesterday. Henry Pearce, cf the Canbricol corporation, was in tlie cily yesterday ���md accompanied the minister of public works and the committee of citizens to the moulli of the river, lln interviewed the minister on the sub file l.*. F. mlttee an aut ly y sterday atnoonjiewasmet jeet'of" channel improvement and Ihe ur, Ml by jby Col. Mayor Grav. ti'im-nt thi' lm- FraBer needs. Fra- long Westminster the firm class delay; Hon. Robert Hog. era. minister or public works for the ���Dominion or Canada, guarantees that funds wlll be forthcoming as fast as they can be used. Recognizes Value of Harbor. When Holl. Mr Rogers was taken down river yesterday afternoon * :i tlie government tender I'oint Kill, c ; committee of citizens beaded .1 u Taylor, M P., and be mud.* biiim* emphatic statements and at the same lime he sav. in. ii.-.- Importance of the waterway ami Its Immediate "lt is a mailer of great surprise to lue." ���-���aid lhe minister, "lhat tli ver river has been neglected t) nn.l 1 will do my best lo see that this l�� remedied. Along both sides you haie tit. s r.u* Ci aisands of industries next d. "tulr .��� ~.u..^*^*9M^*^*a^m^m^���^_ room 1 have assured Mr Pearce, of the Canbricol corporation, thai he may uo ahead with his enterprises en An* naclfl blind, und when they nre t fnr i'i" d. '"I waler channel win in- ready for thom." Up to Engineer in commenting further ou Hi necepssry on the river and ho ahOUld he tarried on. Mon. Mr It said Uni he would depend on Resident Engineer C, fnr O'tirt'i't'tui nud thai Mr Wit* fold to go iihein ever in his Judgment make the harbor of fir ' class del",) water port for ocean traffic. New Dredge at Once. The flrr! ;*! a on the program i-: the issuing nf authority to Superintendent \ of Dredges Nelson to secure at onea In.. BervlCPS of a thlnl dredge to carry on ihe temporary channel work to give - clear fairway up stream till tbe per- j completed. Mayor Cray. Col. J. D. Tayl .1. MacKenzie. M.1..A.. and a com-1 I citizens and was taken for I Strive around tlie cltv. The lour wi'i extended to the Yale road across the river where the minister ���'���as shown the fine stand of timber Ibere wblch Mr. MacKenzie Is en iii* ring to secure as a park reserve fi- ';nrr��jv Hon. Mr Rogers express- * d his admiration for the pinn nnd. while this does nrt come under h'r I'lurledictlon, no doubt he wlll do any thins he can to rem we Ihe tract Those who accompanied Hot). Rogers on the trip down river yesterday afternoon were; Mayor Col J. D. Taylor, M i M.L.A.; Fran!; .1 Mackenzie, V. (l. McQuarrie. vlce-presl- .'un' cr lhe board of trade; Publicity r-nral (Irav. Gifford. M.L.A.- Mr A. W ; Thos great Importance of the work to tin Interests which he represented, receiving in return assurances of Immediate work that perfectly satisfied him that the Dominion government intends to rush port- work hero with the least possible delay. Mr. I'earce lias just returned from \ [England whi re he went to attend a. I ineefng of shareholders in th" corporation and to jflvM his views on the matter t f futur. di velopm. nt her". Ai this meeting lie informed his colleagues that, in bis opinion, it waB time to complete tlie purchase of An- oacls Island and lo remove all encumbrances in '.ti.- property, which would necessitate a further expendl Ottawa, Aug. IS.--W. p. Archibald, Dominion parole Officer, has returned from a six woekB' t.'ip of Inspection '��� through western CauuJa, in tiie Course ii whicb be visited four penitentiaries., at Stoney Mountain, Prinze Albert,! Edmonton and New Westminster. He will make a report to the department i.r justice. Everything is working out nicely in! i tho parole system in the west as ln the rest of Canada, according to Mr.* Archibald. "In the last year throughout tlie whole Dominion we released about HOO prisoners on parole, making altogether 6496 released in the 14 i years the system has been in operation, Each year more satisfactory re- i suits are obtained. "Judging conditions from our stand point." said J. C. Brown, warden of Ihe liritish Columbia penitentiary in .this citv. yesterday, "the. increase in crime during the past year in this province has been very moderate indeed when compared with the heavy Increase In population which has taken place." Warden Brown, who, as head of the . lar; of the city, ls a clo3o student of criminal conditions in the west, re- ;marked to The News that, while the two years previous had shown heavy additions to the criminal annals of the province, thc past year had been remarkable for Its opposite conditions, more particularly when viewed Shipping oi Old St. Lawrence -Going by U. S. Routes. Caliolanc in Alberta Employ rcllo Countrymen as Instructors and Confusion Folic .-.*���:. Lessen fer New Westminster on Cultivation and Care of Rivers and Harbors. Edmonton. Aug. 19. ment of educatlt .i lor real live problem on connection wltll the foreigners. Tin. putting up a bl -Tiie depart- Aiberti haa a Its hands In education of Oallclans have been light to get control Montreal, Aug. 19.���In his report to the harbor commission, VV, C, Rosa, Chairman, states that three broad lines of development are necessary on the Canadian route for grain, and unless ali three are looked alter a! once Montreal and the St .Lawrence can never hope to cope with American cliles. These were: Ocean tonnage from Montreal; Btorage capacity at the lake, bay and seaport8, and Canadian lake vessels. Of the 44,610,182 bushels of wheat shipped from Port Arthur via American ports in 191:; only 333,828 bushels were transported via Canadian owned 'vessels. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ i The Canadian marine lost this; penal institution in the east end ' transportation to the American lower ports by its scarcity of vessels, a scarcity which a deep water channel . to the bea would soon not onlv make ! adequate, but would divert tn Montreal and other Canadian ports the greater portion ot the grain Irade which now seeks American ports. Until Canada has a westbound trade of the scbocls in tlieir own districts and install Oalictan teachers. A number of Galiciang who had been employed in Manitoba schools came here last spring and were at once installed by the Galician school boards. lt is stated tiiat many cf these so-1 called teachers were Bcarcely able to t speak or write . English. When this ;condition of affairs was discovered by the department, Mr. Fletcher, the; supervisor of Bcbools among forelgn- : ers, was instructed to at once have I properly qualified school teachers placed in these schools. In a number of cases the foreign teacher refused ito quit and as the QallefBn school board refused to dismiss him, the Hon. John lloyle. minister of educn Miss Anna L. Cassady, Nurse, and Ben. A. Wade Missing Both Came from SpringS-ld and Wero Said to Be Engaged to Ee Married. It now Bimiiis all lco oertaiu that ; Pen A. Wade and Mi.-.s Anna I.. Caa- sudv. a nurse, both or New Weatiuin- Bter, were carried ta watli when the steamer State of i'.xhUirnLx took her fatal plunge, after siriituR a rock just south of Juneais on this coast, last Sunday morning i Tbe latest despatches give tii.tir namea as among the cr. ss.**n*z antl friends here hav.; bad txo word oC cither since the fatal aSair. I A card was received, however, frrnn Miss Turnbull, a friend uf Miss Ca��- xidy's, yesterday, but it bad been tion. appointed Mr. Fletcher as official ^^j '^m~ ���� truBtee and hi - *****���> dismiss the teacher and teacher. . , , _ _ . before the at once proceeded t- gtate cf California sailed, and told. Oallclan untrained ,n tenna that now ,,���, m eut of install the regular ��� vUce ot thp rQci ^^ ihe ^ 1)ai, afforded. In lhe light of the large numberi Immigrants who were pouring liritish Columbia. Abiding by the Law. At present, t'.ie ward explained Brl.ish Columbia penitentiary . ot (capable of supplying the freight, war* into (ranting the building of vessels on a '.par with American boats, she cannot icontrol the carrying trade from the . the .upper lake porta. hud a I Until Canada furnishes TO UK�� VOTE ON I STMION Snt! i The fatality, ff aueh il turns out to Ibe when the whole mystery Ib 'cleared "P. is all the ma-re sad because of tlie relations oC Mr. Wade and Miss Caasady. Accordfws to Mrs. .ong, 1 tn'.', l.'tibliii street, .-where Mie�� Casualty boarded for tba last nine months, tbe pair were -engsRed to b,; married, enad both had arm-need their vacations at the .craw t'.mie to take deep total of prisoners within its walls 11'water channel to Montreal to tap her B. in the neighborhood of thousands of Industries . antl within lb' .111 need ail thl> "tidy the river work iw il entirelv Worsfold it was up i ��� .. 1 and di. what was needed to Westminster :��� loner ('.. li. Btuart Wade. In- fi'iHtr1"! Ctnniissk't'er W 1. Darting, Aid Kellington. Aid Wliite. chair- ��� a.i if Cr* harbor committee or the '"������ ncunoll; Harbor Engineer Capt. I'**.*.;1 Rnrldenl Engineer Worsfold ii M ISHertB. rneaker of the provincial ! onei * Henry Pesrce, of the Canbrlcol corporation: Sunerlntendont of Neli-tort, Nd* Nelson, presl- Conservatlve association: an. of Surre-. ; W. It Oil .^.. ... 1'r.i.i M ,r Knight 1 M' lilakel' r>. ciir-h-dst. I) l-:. MaoKen ?|.* * nd W. J. CeClov. wit. -i ti..* party reached Steveston, i'or. Mr. Koeers was met there by I! ii Rie'-ens. M.P. for Vancouver, ant' utomoblle io the Terminal ... while tlie party from this city . turned on the Point Elllce. tin ,;gn ,'|.|,l . f t'i" il,..v Svlllv '-.n Iv* rre irtlcle antl charge coupb Yiiki.:i tore of a sum .���*:*. i.ni*'. Quick Work. To support his argument s. nted hll beat-.'ri with an I'liiiis in the I ondon Illustrated Mews from tlu- hand of Publicity Cumin's Kicner Wati". This ilea!' with tl" lo . ii. n of Annacis island and the d< ������ ������)1i*?mp tliere and b*1 Impressed one of. the shareholders, who was an owner of the Illustrated News, that he In- crensed !,'s *-���''''.; subscription on tb" t. "oi. Others followed suit and Iniid������ rf t. n m'nuten tli" corporation hnd i subscribed, nol only the $200,001 fpractlc necessary tn pecure the deed to the Annacis island property, but $100,000 tb additional. Mr Pearce st-itetl yeBterday that the po'sblitie- of the p :ri New \VftPtmlii8ter wet*" becoming if the water the now below Cue uiaximuni tigure reached in , the past, which was "ijti. This he con- Bldered striking testimony to the administration of law in the west and the class of newcomers wao are coming hire to muke tluir homes. Few from the Island. Another Interesting circumstance referred to bj Warden Hrown v.a; the fact that so t-�� criminals same from Vancouver tslaud, ifhtle he also stated thai sine he hnd been In ai the penal colony only a or three iiad come from the territory. Sent Out cf Country. Yesterday arrangements were com pleted at tbe penitentiary fur the deportation if two Italian long term men, who bad si rved their sentences ! nnd were being sent out of tlie country as undesirables, This Is the usual a: tin* institution, wbere a close watch is kepi on tlie habits of criminals Incarcerated there, s.i tliat when those foreigners who are considered p<,oi- mat. rial for building reach tlio end of theli they an* shipped line!; t'J lh' I whence they came. Instead of eastern coal fields control the bulk of ments. Americans the grain .111 ship- Submitted to the Hatepayens to Decide. I STRIKERS TRIED IN NANAIMO COURT Port Coguitlam's Knotty Problem to,the ncrthcrn trip, utcti*", with a party Mr. Wade bad t-ooni-K jost two or tbree doors up Dubl'a urt-tm*. with Mx. B^B^B^B^-^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^BB_ Harvey at 11 IG. u mid the couple - litti known each ottMr lot a Ions it'.me. Port Coqultlam, Aug. 19.���Port Co- ( Although up tt> law. ttisftt tall par- qultlam council at a regular meeting '.tlculars regardln-g the yocue peoples' tonight decided by four votes to iwo' rcIatiTe9 nBd hmm^ ���m���* 110t avall- Ihat after the petition of residents,' ab,e m���nlk ���r Mias Cassady scarch- v.hich asked that a plebiscite of TOt-Ufl her nxmi for any evidence of th.- ers be taken on tlie question "Is the addre8s of reiaUvee. m-m t^assady i* eneral public welfare of the city best, thougnt to haVf> (t)in(. fi.OJ11 Svrinf field. Mass., and it only relation living Miners All Remanded for Without Bail���Court Crov ded. One ' Room 7eek known on the otber_kMo ��� ;���..���,;;��� !,���������.,, l008e on ihe Canadian Tif MEXICO DID All Of THIS stream till the Improvements are Stock Market Barometer; New York and Montreal Change. n Lci-.don there would be no difficulty nn i cv to finance numerous Industries hi > 1 t!:nl i". :������������' hlfl ecllea*-," * Ii���'. "ded to tl.. their share on Annacis island. Perfectly Cat.sfieri. T' ��� "t**r xnntot've of tlie Rngllsh syndicate had a lengthv conferanc l.v Mi tb ie'i-t*'* or nubile worVs ������ which both wenl Into the I'"1 d ��� n{ '���fiKi'r e! in I mill Its particular i eir'n? on thn ovtens've proposed 'rations on Annacis island citizen terms, land! b. im-' publ,'. MONEY SITDAIIGN 10 BE EXPLAINED Nanalmo, Aug if one hundred ami twenty-) ight men now li" at the provincial jail here gathered from all parts of tin1 siirrouiiding country. This afternoon 4.S were brought before Magistrate Simpson on a multitude of charges and in every case a remand of eight days, without ball. waa granted. The men ure lodged lc three ill a cell at the jail with a guard :��� around t'.i" buildings and without the walls. In this same jail is lhe Flying Dutchman, who is to be hanged , aiiJ tsam about u thuiigfit ro attio edloomo ffptn .'H'rififf/iekl wi.*! Ui knpwn Mian Cassarfy txe fore '.. :��� here. His refaffves iu the east i w I a.so be s;nt wood of tfie attoMfiot. have liar." mutating est week for mili- < I vall- mnnent ...., It has 1 n ascertained already thai dredge thai can .lo the work Is ai'le and 'lo* will lie engaged without ��]i'l"v to ro on the job. This means ihat the channel of t'.ie Prnser wlll be r*"ldy for t-rean traffic, al the latest, ihree month1! from this date und will be kenl so till the Jetties are finished and the permanent channel Is assured. South Side Jetty. The authority to start work as soon as possible "ti another Jetty at ibe south side of the moulli of the river cropped up In a conversation between Engineer Worafold ami Uie minister. in outlining ihe requirements of tho channel, Mr, Worsfold Intimated that make nn efficient Job of lhi1 to ^ under taking. this supplementary Jetty should be nut In on the south side and Hon. Mr Rogers was quick to see the point "Then go ah.'tui and build il." sahl the minister, "and get II done as soon us vmi can. Th" government will fur- n'sh the funds." Continuous Job. T" show thnl he meant business and "ml he wished lo have the Westmins-1 ier port work completed Without delay. "... min'' lei- Instructed Mr. Worsfold tn see Ihni 1 ntlers were culled fori the rcc"ii|i iiiili of the jettv in plenty of lime t" ""'tire lh" awarding of the cmte'iet l-jr.-r" the flrsl nn'.l now be-! lm; buill by IBroley & B-Jrtln, Ib fin-1 Ifhoi', so Hi"! the Job may le p con-| tinnous on0 end no tb-lavs may occur! AH Money Available. I'ln-.i'v, th.. head of the department of pub''o Works put li np lo the resident en "'.lee.' t*. gei the Westminster bnrbcr Into shape anil Into good slnne nn fl--ii ���*��� he posslhl1' c"itW. 'i'he mlnlgter \***>Ap ii nlaln thai Ihe I'dern' pnverni-'en' slood ready lo sunn' money ns fopl its I! could V t.-1-....i cut thai hn ri'titl miles nwav ut London, Aug. 19. The Mexican Situation, iiie Halkan trouble and la bor unrest contributed to iiie general weakness in the stock market loday. A sagging tendency prevailed ii." markets and the continent r il i.p. rators offered slocks finding buyers. Tie closing wus about the lowest man] d iys, Consols ion a quarter of a and Maicnii and OH fhures wor only steady exceptions. Money plentiful I u' discount rates .hard.*.-. in ull and lo without Mr. Pearce expressed himself as d ��� IVhted with the "Rfluraneeo which he had reci iv. d from Hon, Robert i rk ti. be done in tb" sti'i'd with whieh I* mid atati d thai hi ��� ould lose no time i: "Cm ��� iinnn fur tli.. deep watorwav tin* assured to New Wis min- i:jrnaby Coancil Wil Meetinn to -��� More Fully Hold Public -Main Matters i'r cers as to ,...,.���.,.,! anil t'i.* ��;is 1 i be do"" comnany v i��� Ri^nc fnr v as now Bter. I point e til" was Belt' lhe; used, lie I wifl three thou- ^^^^^^^^ Ottawa nntl, no- i rnggnrtlv won not nearly In so close touch with oiirnilions and conditions ns the resident enitlneer, ot) whose i Judgment he would have to i"'lv and ho left it to thc engineer, with the widest possible powers, to go nhend and gel the work done. In passing down the river Borne necessary dredging for Weslbnin Island also was pointed out and this too was In New Yorl- Tno. New Vork, Aug. 111. Th" Mexican situation wus ih" compelling Influence ln today's ftock markei. Reports ovirnh-'ht thai the relations between this country and Mexico were serious were responsible for rteprennlns ihe list anil although moro reassuring statement-* were received later in tlie dav Hi" li ti" continued ii'i'nsv through the session. American stocks declined in London before lbe opnnlltg here, se'llng orders being eniibd from this rldo. Wh""i (���"���uiing began in ihis nmr- k"t price gave wav generally, with eineclnl hi iiv'tiers In Ihe slnres of ftorporntlons which have extonslVQ Interests In Mexico. Montreal Felt It. Montreal. Aug. 19���All s-ourltv mar. 'tils were ill-inrhid bv the morning's news from Mexico and in line with Mm gi'iievi movement tHens in Mi" ineni lb'', dirnlayod a downward trend. \ft.r the sharp advanoe of tl." last I week, lhe market was 111 :��� position to lhe si'sct p"hi" to unfavorable developments, ii"d tbls, iu conlunctlon with I th" facl that i< rcactlog of soma nn would be a natural Kennel to so rapid a be as tb" market has experienced, made the movement one thnt seemlng- i ly ciiiiBcd no uneaslneBS. KCW YORK COMPANY DID NOT TURN THCM DOWN i Saskatoon Aug, 19 A promnt d��-| nial us givi n today by Mayor Hani-, to tiie statement a. K. McKenzie ��� in tbe Hrandon council Iau'. I respecting lbe sale of that city's! bonds, Mr. McKenzie reported ar, I bov ne staled that the Hands Trust and Savings company, of New York. ' ,**il turned down reports from Calgary, Saskatoon and Edmonton seek'' lng to place bonds with lhat firm. |tilr Mayor llitrrlsun states this companv ! was ii.t appointed by Saskatoon, SJIl ui.ii ig" the the U. S. Official Dead. Sacramento, Aug. in -State Control-U Ier Alfred Ronnie Nye died at N:4f> lo- i night of pneumonia, brought on by a ' severe attack of paralysis. h IC IT POT'TIELC ? Ottawa, Aug. 19. a sli-lu decrease In Hie cost of living a", compared with tho .lune llgtires, Is Indicated in tin* report of ihe labor dennrtmenl of wholesale prices for July. ! iir During ibe mouth the depart- t'ti'i't's Index stood at 136,9, an compared with 130.9 in June iii-. and 134.1 In July, 1H12. j "; Ohlef advances occurred In :!ii: gralnls, fodder, hogs, hog products, fluur, oatmeal, wool, coi- 'ii: ^ton and raw silk; declines In :iJ sheep, mutton, lambs, lianunun, tin. nu'tals, liquors, tobocco :i'; ami sundries, Horne hides and tallow were higher, but cattle and beef "������ were nouiewhai lower. Retail i5 prices were comparatively steady during July. Rgg.1 ad- '"' vanced, while l.tiller nhmved a general decline, ���ill Sdmonds, Aug. 19.���Explanation as i ���,.. ihe why ami whoretcrs of thel Burnaby council submitting :������ bylaw ] calling for an Increase in ihe rale ot interest lo be paid on certain municipal bonds finin .14 per cent, io ." per cent, will be made in North Burnaby i ii Wednesday evening, August 21. and ui tin* Burnaby public hall Kdnioatls, on the following evening. This decision was arrived at by tlu councillors following tlie contlnuon*'1 tf the opposition expressed by councilor Macpherson towards accepting the financial proposition U submittal! by Reevo I). C, McGregor imt week, Councillor Macpharson has varied vit'WB of lhe power of the press and th;* value of publicity, aid at tlie meeting held las; evening cnye ut��or unce lo tin* f.i.'i tha! In his opinion expression of views as to linancial situation appearing in newspapers did more harm to Burnaby than good. Beveral cf the other councillors present took a firm stand in ihe work of the press inwards I'.tir nnhy, cue of them asking how the public would get t* hear of publlc meetings without such not'aes appear ing In the pa in rs. Ii. Cue absence ol Bbeve McOregor, who Is wearing a Highlander's uniform ri Nanii'ino. Councillor l'liii Vel was appointed noting reeve. within lta wall de.', The men were brought from lh" jail under guard of military men with fix- ed bayonets before and behind them. IOn arrival at the court house tlie men 'were seated on any seat that could j be found, while the constables sta- i tloned themselves all around the room. The gallery was thronged with relatives and friends of the prisoners. Af- !ter thev had been remanded for eigh' I days the prisoners were taken away amid the waves of encouraging bands iand words of heartening. Tomorrow there will be taken the I SO other men. In the morning a Hatch of 30 or bo I will be taken to Ladysmith under an armed escort and will there be charged. Tliey will be brought back !ln tin" afternoon and in Nanaimo thereI (tapped cn a wlll be taken the Bxtenslon batch ���, which wlll mako up the remainder of thu prisoners. served by tbe erection of the new i i~.r- i. __ , , ... . C P. B. Station on the present loca- "f d' ���*J ol * .'* * *"* ,hat a,�� fHon: or bv the erection of a new sta- f"ly ,n,,3t,��!' .'"'"��. w*�� ��� 8,s,,'r tlon at the north end of Mary Hill thoaght to ba in SpnnRffc.A ��nll par- road," had been examined bv the clerk.; t,ra,ar3 ar0 ���"'���������" S'lUwreri hy frieo*) -the plebiscite be taken with other by- of Mit's ''asaud.. aad If pre-soni. tMss ilaws to be submitt.-d to the elector- ��� **n: "alized further Ftieii-i will be ate and the result of such a plebiscite. *aken lo notify all t-s-rsh-ra of tb.'. I be forwarded to the railway commia-1tomtty. Mia-, Cassa4r haa been io flon under the s"��] of the corporation. | -Now Westminster far over a yetr. The above decision was embodied in | was a gradcate uitr.ie. -Mv an amendment moved by Md. Wolcher[2S years tf r��� and seconded hy AM. Morgan which) Mr. Wade amendment defeated a motion mov hv Aid. Galer and eeccqded by Aid, Millard thai the pitiii. n L.. rohelve'd : and laid on the table until its signa-|\ teres had been verified. Also thai thel cler'i be Instructed to writ" t'.e CPU. I Juneau, Ai:b- W: dead and misd.ng weie t m tlie I'amtli; c?riJi>.-.ny'�� State of ^^^^^^^^^^ she went ou a recti ar.i iscsfc in Clniu- bler bay Sunday nicrncus stands unchanged with toa bud covered and fifto-ei? {ja.*ws��ger8 known to be missing, ar.d jfttm uj> for d"J.l. Whether more pnwengw thnn the fifteen whoso names npfi��.nr iu the list or missing un; ��uhju*r liioBe whose bodies ��ci'-i taken down with tlie cn.wiutlii. ani furser I.. S. m-���mmmmmmmmmmmmm_mmmm^^__mm----m CPU king If tb" companv would build a station on either of thi Bites mentioned I'v tin. ii,*..���!.'". Much discu���*-"-!let) tcok nil'"" for and against tho removal Of the station Ward Systec". A bvlaw to introduce tho wanf system Into the city, was read a third time . bui the council resolved this wa". onlv a i.-ttal requirement and they recommended that the t vlaw be not prionted by the people a* the present time Thf 0-*z of known ******axmtgmtm who >'6��-��rt Steamship Ca-UrBnuii. wbrts tmtav re Ctarvinn to Dr.ith. T.-routc. Aug. in.-With nothing to eat during the post three days. Mr' Dalsv Caldwell. i".l year*; of age of Me.id. wvllle. is in a serious c.~nd:tion, I the result cf lockjaw, and unless the physicians al the eastern hospitals can do something for her then- is jR,Ii*'crt' but little hope for her recovery. Mrs.' ,a*8 "' Caldwell was walking in her hick yard nbout two weeks ago when kIic wreck .. Coughlin saved mi CBBORfrb au-d ia un* icrtaiu hoMt mnnv,- ,..vtr;t aboard the j ship when it want lo (it, doom*. To lie best cf V��ac,VJ����'.s reccUee ton the Srtu'*- .��i -raTtornia loft Soattfe with* Ml f**tS**t**gek7*t. Nlnoteen mora hoartfed the alt*m**T vt Vrince mid hcveraS ��;*<�����* took Wis- Ketah'kuri. AtoiKa. aud othor way porta en thf *ny uatth. but how many, or who left lha frte��Tner at lhe rusty nail. (Continued on Vage Ehsbt.l J. Mother and Daughter drovned. North Hay. Out., Aug. 19 -Mrs. Kewlan, wife of a C P. 11. engltteor and h.r mother. Mrs. Tllden, were drowned ut ciiapleuu yoaterday by a j canoe upretting on a small lake. Yes terday was a civic holiday at Chap '���uu and the ladies went canoeing. CANADIAN PRAIRIES SEND CALL FOR HELP New Ycrk Banker Dies. New York. Aug. 19- Herman Silver. former '"ate bank examiner, and capitalist, died here tonight. REPORT! TELL OF TWO DAD '"RrCKT IN U. 8. por ft t Smith, Ark., Aug. IB, Fifteen !! or 20 persons wer.. reported danger-j: I'lisly Injured In the wreck of a north- \' bopnd St. l-ouis and San Kraticbico ' passenger train at Jensen, Ark., 2P, i* miles southeast of here, Into today, i The train known as the Cannon Hall was bound for Bt, I.ouis. A relief train was sent to the scene from this city. Limited Wrecked. St. rani. Aug. IH, -The Oriental; Limited on the Great Northern waB wrecked near (Irand Fork*, N.n., Shortly after 11 o'clock tonight, according to a report reeolved here curly tills morning. tt ������> -;'e o �� 4�� c o c ���:������ tt tt tt ft * CONCERNINC. DREDGE AND tt TUG. ti, Referring to tho remarks passed by Alderman Ilryson at iiie oounoll inc.ting on Monday evening relative to tho extras ���',: on the new city dredge and the purchase price of the tug ;i Hero. Aldtinian White, chairman of the barber committee, Btated to The News yesterday that the lug had been pur- < chased, as ull knew, only lifter lenders hnd been called for publicly and on thc rocom- mendatlon of one of the most reliable shipping men on lhe Fraser river, while the extras for the dredge had been provided for In the revised contract and were required for necessaries of which tho committee had had full knowledge long before the bill was presented. i j* a a tt tt tt ���:���; % tt ���*:> tt ���* tt tt Winnipeg. Aus. if a 4000 harvesters are now ���llstrlctr. to which lhey ['.rand ^^^ cither in the ure destined tal of ,.-t:u:,!ir> Ehe electoral ���dbrtrioU of (lull Lake, Swift Current. 7/loree. Thunder Creak, Arm Hiver, Kef**own. Krrroli t. Tramping l-ake. t**jgfa* Kagle and at work, or lire on the way there.:rr<1.|c. Manlcy. M*v,iiDif*un county, CniiHda n.id Ivmida, Klnder-sley ��u��J Hie northern mirtloiiK of Mnplte Oesk and oMose I'w QOUtity. To these !.ht>ul(l also be tdtled Ihe electoral diKtricta of Bourin ���xnD Kitenrr. In I Ironi the cities of western the eastern provinces of the Dominion, Acoordlng to ihs advices of thc c. IV U. about 4000 nun have left On tario and the east nntl will arrive the city sometime hiniurrov.'. All the men Irom the Maritime provinces who were In the city yslertlay have proceeded lo lhe v.ett and the riciais at ihe Immigration """ '��� little to do todii". Tomt the greatest rush of the yc tuenre, when five special Ontario come In, The exact ti'"eB ut which these trains yet certain, but it will probably lat" al night. Preparations to handle lire complete and the offi C. 1*. H. stute that there overcrowding in any will con)- j trains from la not be Throughout the remuiurier of the province the crop prom fee* to Htve ruther more than x\a average yield. Of- I summer 'illow fields tw.'ttg ei-cep-Hon- it'nti hav6[ally good and second m>|�� after fallow row. however. | runglng from p-ediimi to K-Bht. Some of this crop is (I.irnigerf a�� a. resiilt of the heavy rain recently anil tiiucIi of 'I Is rtiber Hte fa Otia territory iittin': of wfie-i. arttf ho��vv ast* nml time early fields of wheat am being; ent at tht prerent time. Wnr-. weather is fmperntlveTy reinfrsfl UntavglkoaC *M�� territory which eomprlsea ��in��-ttiird-�� ��f thi) T'n "rea of thfr prmrlnee. | No damage tm�� been retorted from fi-orf r - rust. althoiifiiTi hi aome dia- tricts high winds frnve niured mnnn vriln to Bhcll out. Tiamage from thlH riclal crop report hiVB been Issued byi cause In i.llght. Tbe damage from the Saskatchewan department of nR-.lmll haB been reported from Mclean, ���lie traffic ials cf th" will be no particular dla trlct at the expense of ethers. Cuttlnq St.irted. Regina, Aug. io.���- The following of- rlciilture: In a dUtrlct bounded on the south by township 10. on the east by tbe Olrt, hills, Last Mountain lake nml range 13 and on the north by township 40. cutting is now general and u medium crop la expected. This area embraces Manor. Oeo ma, Roee-town. Carl* val.*. Alamedu. Kerrohnrt and Sinlallta. From all parlo of the province aro coming calla for men from harvest fields, which nre being frappUed aa fast as prsffhle by Mm bureau of labor. Tbe ���ranlKni 'iK'oii-iiotiK urtr now arrlvliig- 1 e-AGfc TWO THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1913. Betas . An mdepeneUmt **u*rM*i0 paper devoted to the intercuts of New Westminster and K-fat Fr����*r Vuliey. Pt^Uehed every morning except Sunday by the National Printing \ s***m*t t'utiv-itiriff Otrnnpamp, Limited, at *%Z UcKenct* Street, New Westminster, British j CaiwAf'W ROBB SUTHERLAND, Managing Director. Never Heard cf dti *^mmnn4c*iti#na r**h*ymld be addressed to The New Went minuter News, and not r*y i*T*t*i%iti**ii member* *jf the staff. Cheques, draft*, and money order* Should be made fM'/.jtir: t.i The Satumtii Prtnttno and Publmhing Company, Limited. TBtMPBQXBa Mm'tun* Office and Manager, ��99, Editorial Rooma (all depart* *�����*���� l. Ml- gUttStCRIPTfOlV RATBR���Bu carrier. $4 per year, Sl for three months, 40c pee ���ujtmtrth By matl, $2 per year, Zi**c per month. AHVBRTtHIKi*' RATBB on application. WHEAT IS flEW NAME TO CHILIAN t Before���His Country's Navy Is British and the Army Is German. SURREY ISSUES ORDERS TO G. N. R. Put Road Crossings in _hape or Go Before Railroad Board���Business at Council Meeting At. the regular meeting of the Surrey municipal council on Saturday WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20, 1913. THE PORT OF WESTMINSTER. Judging by the remarks of Hon. Robert Rogers, minister of public works, the port of Westminster and tho Praser river's fresh water harbor are now on the threshold ���tif the era in which they begin to come into their own. Toronto, Aug. 10. "It is very Btrange," said Prafessor fdaler of the University of Santiago, in Chill, "how one part of the world lives In its little |laBi' Ule clerk was Instructed lo give locality, and another part is wrapped up in another one. For instance, here. the Great Northern railway till the noxl meeting of the council to put in a proper crossing ou the Serpen- 1 have come from Chili. It is a long journey. Do 1 hear anything of Chill up here"? Do I hear men speaking ofl""" road and proper culverts on ihe Peru, of miaging conditions In the Milton road crossing, otherwise the north of Chill, of the tax-rate In San- assistance of the railway commission naco? nf the fashions in Buenos Avres ,,, , , , and Cue latest scandals among the old ', w" '"' Invoked. (oniiiiuiinations wire received aa follows: Casiilli.ins? These things are as j Completely absent as lliough they had -ri , - c i i ��� ,. ��� , ��� i . * l- i , \,i .. ... ' i * i ,]... . ,it e\ist so i Prom ii. Hose secretary-treasurer The question of taking matter.*-; into consideration did "!,!//, ���,';,na �� concerned , ade so far as Chill is cone ' up here, have nothing I nor Can- ���rned. You, tlo with I'.ll.C.M., giving notice of the annual meeting of the union to be held at Vanci uver on September 4 and 5, and Peru. You are continually Interested asking tbat delegates bo appointed. in l.ivirp.ni ami Montreal. The real Received, and tha reeve and Counoil- estate outlook on your plains, the lat-j lor McKenzie appointed as delegates, est scandal in United States' politics, i From Reginald .1 Anton, sec.treas, and some squabble aboul your mayor. Strawberry Hi!! farmers' Institute, and aldormen. it is Increasingly wnn- asking that the council lay a sidewalk derful to mc, how each ot us is com- along tbe Scott read from Kennedy olete within himself, and thinks he station. Received. Council cannot knows all the world, because he knows j see their way clear io expend money iu>t tinge the minister's remarks yesterday when he made ;i trip from this city to the mouth of the river and saw things for himself. Taking the resident engineer as his local authority, as to the necessity or otherwise of certain works being done, he invariably said, if it should be undertaken, to go ahead arid do it the minister intimated that the money wouid be forthcoming as fast as it was needed; he recognized the immense value the fresh water harbor at Westminster would be to the entire Dominion and he stated emphatically that no delay should be countenanced in rushing the work. The summary of the results of Hon. Mr. Rogers' visit seems to be that the Dominion government has at last tons to the world and some of it andsui ���*.*, ���.. , ���recognized the worth of the Fraser river and that it is ���** way from Germany, which is the payment of a fee of' * , -, ,, i it' u .. "j. chief countrv to which we export, to prepared to spend the money to make this port wnat it your farms in Nova scotis or Ontario. should be, the leading fresh water harbor on the Pacific o^omewhere^eis^like that, you are *-oast. HOME RULE BUT AFFECTING ARMY Uneasiness in the Service���Believed Government Would Not Force Measure on Ulster. the neighbors, who live on either side . of his house." Nitrats Industry. "And yet, yen know, you are not so disinterested in my country nor my country in yours. We hav nil rale beds. We ships A Chicago man recently shot his wife to scare her. The experiment was successful. Those hoboes who travelled eight thousand miles across this continent looking for work without locating it. liked walking better than labor. yet I stipopse the name Canada���I do not say tbis to be rude is spoken once a year in Chill, except, perhaps, in the teaching of geography in the schools." Army and Navy. "What nationalities predominate in Chill" asked the reporter. "I would noi say any but the native Chileans predominate- -the d f*;r building sidewalk Prom (Ieorge Wakelln, secretary of R.P.A., Ward 1. asking lhat the asso elation be furnished with the minutes of eaeli council meeting, Clerk to re- * enormous piy thai council cannol see their way '; : mi'-nlc'esr to do this, but minutes are open ratepayer upon ,"�� cents. , asking for im pr vt mints to certain roads at Port Kells, Received, clerk to reply that council canni I see their way clear to spend money on subdivision Btreets except under inc.] Improvement. The Crescent Spur From McQuarrie, .Mania ,<:-. Cassady enclosing copy of order made by the railway commission re the tl. N, spur at Croscent. This order read in part as follows; "In my I chief conimis- cendants of llie old Spanish colonies sloner) view, tlie railway should be An Irish correspondent, writing In tho London Times, says: lt appears to he generaly assumed in tho north of Ireland ihat, even if the government should venture so fur as to place the Home Ruin bill upon the statute book without confirmation of ils Irish policy at a general election, it would never dare, in the last resort, to enforce the acl by means of liritish troops. Although liritish officers are naturally reticent on so delicate a subject. 1 find that this opinion prevails among those who have given the matter serious thought, and who foresee the possibility of having to determine tbelr individual line of action in the event of an Irish parliament being established and met by organized resistance on the part of the Protestant Unionists. Judging by what I have seen and heard on the spot within the last month, there can be no doubt that sbould the government's policy lead to civil war. the Ulster covenanters will number in their ranks not only a large number of retired officers, but many who wlll resign ihelr commissions when the crisis becomes imminent. Ab'ccts Army. The tact that men holding the king's commission should be compelled to contemplate snob a situation, however Improbable and remote, creates a situation which musl. even now. have ils effect upon Cie solidarity of the army, upon Its discipline and esprit de corps. lf this situation is protracted, the tension becoming more and more acute as the lines of cleavage arc more sharply defined, the results, both In Hi" army and the navy, must Inevitably he deplorable. It is utterly inconceivable that the government can be under any delusion as to the direction which the sympathies of liritish soldiers and sailors would take in such a quarrel, or that it should lightly incur any risk of having to order them to take up igainst the loyalists of I'lster. 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. BUSINESS DIRECTORY FRATERNAL. NKW WESTMINSTER LODOB NO ! B. & P. O. ef l-llks "f the 1). ot 0., mm the flrsl and third Thursday at 8 p. m. K. of P. Hall, Eighth Htr.'.'t. A Welt Cray, Exalted Ituler ; P, 11. Bmlth, Sec rotary. .. o. O. M., NO. 854,���MEETS OS flrat, second, third and fourth Wednes j day 111 .'ach month nt 8 p. in. In the Moose Home, II. .1. Leamy dictator; l'\ B. Jones, sect*.tary I Headquarters of lodge in See House cornel nf fourth and Carnarvon streets I 1. O. O. F, AMITY LODGE NO. 17���Th' r.'KUlar meeting of Amity lodge Nc ii, i. o. O. B\, Is h��id every Monda; night al 8 o'clock In Odd Fellows' Hall corner Carnarvon and EHthth street, VlsltltiK lip'them cordially lnvltei- R. A. Merrlthew, N.O.; ll. w. Sangster, V. o.; W. C. Con tham, P. a., r.-.-on Ing secretary' J. W. MarI>on;ild, financial secretary. FUNER.vL DIRECTORS. S. BOWELL (SUCCESSOR TO CBN tor ft Hanna, Ltd.)���Funeril director and embalmera, Parlors 401, Colurabt slreet. New Westminster. Phono Ht) arms Mn Peru." replied Professor Maler. required V* remove the present frog I No army composed of human beings "But the English and th? Germans'fthd switch, and authority should be (could maintain its W. E. FA LES��� Pioneer funtral Illrecto and E'-.lmlmer, 612--tl8 Agnes stree' ot'post.o Carnegie Library. AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT Toronto has lost her jch as the leading religious city of Canada. She's not "the good" any longer, according to the Methodist Sunday school report. A store at Port Coquitlam exhibits the notice .-.hmed inside." Haven't you always considered it more 'fashionable to have the polish on the outside? Wonder how Dr. Alexis Carrel, the Rockefeller institute expert vivisectionist, would like il if somebody cut his throat and fed him through an incision in his big toe. The first heat wave in the east was bad enough, but this past one has capped the climax. In some places people have given up being good. Tliey claim the hereafter has no terrors for them anv moro. have a great deal to do with things. For Instance, the English dominate in the Chilean navy oh, yes. we have a navy, We ar" luiyin^ this year two of the Mnesl dreadnoughts ever built. The drills, the uniforms, the usiiaeos on board our vessels are all of Kngiish 'ShoOS origin. But on land, in the Chilean ���trinv, it is all German- uniforms drills, customs and so on, All Oerman! Then, too, the Germans- 1 am one myself have the greatest influence In the education! institutions. They were prtctleally the founders of modern education in Chili." Struggle for Trade. "What about irade?" "Ah, ibere." replied the professor, "is 111" keenest nf competition, lt is ���i struggle between the Oerman and the Kngiish." "What lines Chill produce?" nsked tlio reporter. ������Silver, coppt r, gold, at-.il. of course. nitrates." "What ahout agriculture?" It J. A Bl Accountant. Hlock. RKKTT Tel. Ft. AUDITOR 188. Room 2 AM Han I'olntn. 211-12 Westminster Trust Hldg Phone 364. p. O, Hoi r,07. insi* of duly and given to it to construct a new one at 'discipline under such a strain. _ a point on its right of way leading | However sincerely the average offi I trom thence over the highway to theicer may desire to avoid being con-1 p* AUDITORS AND ACCOUNTANT mill. The company to file proper cerned with politics, all his Instincts Work undertakm in olty and outtl I plans with the board showing the | naake him at heart a fervent Cnion- new layout when the formal order '������'������ caa ir.i approving of the work. AftBr discussing One question with "The railway compan-.* is also to m'lltnry men in Ulster and elsewhere I place tha highway ln a proper eondl- '' """k lhl" ""'ir Present attitude mav tion for traffic where disarrangement flrly ho described as one of uneas by the rem. val of the switch and fro:;. The whole work to be done by the ra'lway company at ils own expense, aad unless finished within sixty days the presenl construction should be treated, as i: is, In fact���as plainly lib gal, a nusiance on the public highway, and be lorn up." Received. From 11 K Kay and James liooney. |complaining that Ihn Delta Shingle company had started to haul bolts on the Gladstone rond from n property facing i n thi St wton road, antl stat- Ing that they would no doubt do eon- s d rab!.. damage to 'his road as it Bank of Montreal H8TABL1SHBD 1817. CAPITAL (Pald-Up) $1��,000,000.00 RESERVE $16,000,000.00 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, and In London, Eng. land, Now Vork, Chicago and Spokane U.S.A., and Mexico City. A genera) banking business transacted. Letter* of Credit lSBiied, available with cor respondent! in all parts of the world. Savings Bank Department���Deposit! received In suniB of $1 and upward and interest allowed at 3 per cent per annum (present rate). Total AssetB over $186,00O.Oiin 00. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH, G. D. BIIYMNEU, Manager, THE Royal Bank OF CANADA Incorporated 1869. Capital Paid-Up $11,560,004 Reserve Funds $13,000,000 A Oeneral Hanking Business Transacted. New Westminster, B.C., Branch. LAWFORD RICHARDSON, Manager. fairly be described ness, tempered by the hope, and in ! many cases the linn belief, that the 'government will never force the Is- |pue )���*��� 'he point at which I'lster would ' i bc compelled to tnke up arms. DEVISING WAYS TO BREAK IAWS PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. SPECIFICATIONS, AGREEMENTS Of Sale, Deeds, Business lifters, etc.; circular work specialist. All work strictly Confidential. H Barry, room IIU Westminster Trust Blk. I'hone 702. SYNOPSIS OK COAL MININO OULATIONS. K�� BOARD OF TRADE. COAL MININO righta of the Dominion In M mil..i.a. Suskatohewun and Alberta. the YiAon Territory, the Northwest Territories und in a portion of the Proylno* ; of British Columbia* may be leased for * term of twenty-one years at tan mtnull ! rental of 11 un acre. Not motv than 'HAS j acres will he leased to one applicant. Application for a lease must he mate | by the applicant In person to th" Agenl or Sub-Agent of the district In which thf rltthts applied for are situated. In turveyed territory the land must be dpHcrlbod by aectlona. or legal Rub-dlvl- slona of sections, and In unsurwyed territory the tract applied for shiUl be There's a man with a very mean disposition living in New York. When his divorced wife secured a court order i'nr alimony, this matrimonial Shylock asked his boss to cut his wages just to spite his former love. Kingston bartenders complain that so many citizens are on thc "Siwash list" they can't keep track of them. Maybe it would be easier tallying if the police supplied the liames|yo_"r, w*eat. That Is a new of those who weren't barred from indulging. "Oh, we have everything fruit and ' w'as only graded up with earth. 'getables and fo on. We have a eat range ot climate." Unknown Word. "On you grow wheat?" "Wheal? Whal is wheal?" "Whnt we grow on our plains." "Wheat! What for?" "Fm bread." "We have bread. We mak" it from grain, but I do not know that it is erst Speech Agitators Plan Camnaiin to Fill Ceattle Jails to Over. flowing Seattle, Aug. 19.���After the executive committee tructlr. devlae injunc word lo A French farmer killed his father in a duel over a woman and the son, after having married the fair one, has been arrested. Trouble alwavs seems to come in hunches; likely as not her. rie'il get off and hav "Financially unbalanced," i York stock exchange, lt has ti new do with erm , ��� ,- than for tho same time las1 vear. Lots lanKing COnul- of oul Ide work is to be had just at tions which are general among th" brokers al present and present, bui as soon as this has been signifies strained relations between the man who used to Z^rr^LtT^Z: Sl! have a hank account and the financial institutions. ture win be thu importation of many harvesters for the west. As soon as '"*'"*" ' ~~~s~ thia work is over, Bald he, many of Hi-ClinAMfF IFCl'AM Is dead ns a doornail for the next few those laborers wlll return to town ���i'irli lAflUr ll^M/N ,!i'on'!>'< Sellers i'.*,. niore would have , with the inteii'lou ,f sailing for houi" intiunniiVL w.'jvwii ���, h��� ,.,���,,.��� wljh ��� vcry Rtnall prlco bu| a cenaln nmnber wll] )w too ��to pt; stocks or r tl estate. That Ib why tor ���av|gatl n and will be *-���*��� d re Insurant ��� ol n BUbsUntla aim.unt .,, ,.. ought to be taken by mt Bt i In order ti ni tho propi rty thi y ha\.��� so ta 1 orli usi) ;. icuniulntcd for thi ir chll dren sliall not have to be dissipated at their death by forced Bales, n.. mc to mere wain of ready monev We ill know nf property sold In litis manner for D loiiL', which has. as the original uurchnsrr expected, become ..f enor minis vain.' Inter on merely in enrich a iti inger and m I the children of the testator This should be pointed oul whereas they could be taken out by tbe Newton road l.y doing a llttlo swamp- ing, and this was a road thnt. was gravelled and In goul condition for such traffic. Received. Council have no power to compel a change to b: made. From Walter and Uriah Kndersby, asking permission to cross ib- Mc- way3 amI means ,��� ���, lv t.cnnan roatl near the Sc it read wltll :,ir��� ��� _, , ,,, . , tlon against sine speaking and io a skid rond. Received and permls-1 sion granted on condition thai they i arranSe lnr ���' bl8 mans meeting, the put up a bond of S.'l with the muni-i Seattle Free Speech league adjourned clpatlty that they would leave the ln an uproar al tlle Labor Temple roatl iii a condition satisfactory to the ' K,,���,,.,, ,. . ,, , , , , . , . Sundav evening, one member tried eng'acer, nu obstructions to bv lefti on the r nd al any time, av.d tlie','" 1"" lhrm|Kh ���* ������"���""�� that provld Irkds to be pul in under the satur ,cd that the league should purchase vision of the engineer. Pioneer square on which l". pcrra T. 0. Owen also made application [ree ,,,,..,.,.���, for the same privilege, which was ] granted on the same conditions. Fo.lowlng a report from the .*.���..��� On the New ����" "]" '.[ r'"li"f ����u been askedfor Tpn(] R��ad s":r\ . .i*',!'ivo committee by Bruce Roger* Wheat, a new word? deed fnr from Chill. I'nnada is !n- P30PHESIES HARD WINTER FOR EAfTERN POOR M< ntreal, Aug. 10 M, A Chevalier, e tO live With i" city relieve officer, says that from all Indications this will be a hard winter for lately arrived Immigrants. Already, said he, a greater BOARD OF TRADB��� NEW WKSTM1.N ster Board nt Tnuie meets ln tlie Imari n-K*n. City Hull, as follows: Third Frl day of each month; quart.M-ly ine.tlni on Iti.' third Krlday of February. Mht August and November Dt 8 p.m. An nual m-*.'tlnits on thi. third V'rlday o' , . February. C. H. Btuan Wade, secre | slaked out by the applicant himself, tiuv. < Fjich application nium be aiTvmwinled ; bv a fee of IS which wyi be ree.,^nd If _���-__,.,-..,., irin r58>)l�� applied for arc not available. PROFESSIONAL. | RH got fiUtarttlC* A royalty snail b�� ^%~^-^-^~-^s~-^-w-^N~v^-v-v^^/-^-s~ 1 na,(1 on tile m61"chantAble output of tbt mine t\t the rate of five ct-nta per tori. CORBOULD. GRANT k McCOLL, RAT- Tbs peraon ois-rattnn Uie mine alial* rlsters Boiloltora. etc. 40 l.orne Street I furnish the Agent wllh swi-n return* New Westminster. Q E. Oortmuld. K s-Joonnting for the tult ouantlty of mer- C. J. R .'.rant. A. E MeColl l chiintnMe coal mined and pay Ihe my- . nlty thereon. If the emll mining righu ��� i ujT pot being operated mich returna HhouM ADAH SMITH JOHNSTON, BARRIB I be furnfuRUn at least onei, a year. ter-ut-law. solicitor, etc. Telephoni I Tbe leaae will Include the rent mliduf into. Cable addrees "Johnston.' i right* nnly. but the Ieaj wll. lal,,l��r- mltted to purchase Wffllewt V .llahli 1 surface right* may be considered neces i sary for the working of the mine at thi j rate of 110 an ar.re. For full Information application nhoulfl be made to the ffc-cretar/ of the Depart ��� ment of tho Interior. Ottawa, or to any 1 Agent or Sub-Agent of Dominion t-Anda. W. W. CORT. Deputy Minister of th. In-ierto Oedi\ "Western Onion." Office*. Kill. Flock. Iiii Columbia street. Nfw Wee' lulnHl��r. II. C. WIHTF.aiDK. EDMONDS It WHITF sl.fe ��� Bnrrlnters and Solicitor*, Wm minster Trust Hlk., Columbia Mr.-.* New Westminster. R. C. Cable addres- "White-Hid*." Western Union. F. O Drawer 200. Telephone ��9 W. .1 Whltealde, K. C.; II. I.. Kdmonds, I Whiteside, ; ndvertle-t-ment will not be paid for. r J. stii.wki.i. ci.utk. Barrister-at-la* Bolicitor. etc ; comer Columbia an McKenzie ntreetH, New W eel minute' U C. P, O Bol US, Telephone 71C WESTMINSTER DAILY NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISVENTS BRING QUICK RESULTS lers on section ���"., Johnston road w'*r,. received Iin, $1059; \V. Vi r-ii's n, MT: 381.50; K R Sagol * ������'������ ' I'ward. ���! to .1 as I 11*,v.ii Quel Me- T. I'.ukir. (1407; Geo. -; .1. F. Sterling, $1,- I?o'l $1S 13 ni .1 A C. 'j *,p ( ',*.���; v:, | r. Sterling. DRAWN FROM WILLS i it D.'.iri to lnve��t in Stockd or Put Ycur Money in life Insurance? chart- would ' 't...''..i.*i I'lsumuiT, a Toronto ���eeklj paper, raise,! a aloe pjint on to cllonti by Insurance agents Mr Chevolltr Bnld lhal lhe table ins'iiin on�� in the city lie taxed io iheir utmost, iiu.. trouble with the heavy imn*' gratlon was the excessive proportion ' ( laborer! I i mechanics The cessn tlon tf outdoor work would no hard with litem. .CLAIMS 515.OOO DAMAGES Ff'.OM CITY OF SEATTLC lite iDSuraace, wheu it aay*: "l.i.-it lol Frank A. Klemiuc died <m lune I and 1,-n H1J.757. Of !Ji:s .*<iH $10,411 was life insurnncp. Mr. tm Rtandlsh d .*.! oa Febniary 17 last .tnd lid onl> (.���..uiifl life liimiranci' on a total 1 1 tale of $11:4,176 ll ll ix tnnrdlnar) to read, as OBe dis:s every ���lay. of tl.e i-tti.ill am.'nnii for which mind.,' tti- . men ol ine abovecn&rac- ti-r are Insured The composition of mon eatatna la rack that life ittsnr snoe is moi 1 m ceaaary t-u provide Md) n.-h al death "T.* ki Col. Fleming's estate 1 it du nniiile It consisted ol $7".713 s'..''.;i*: l-eul �������� tale. ��"!�� 450; besides furniture anil othei effectB. and $10,411 IV.. in wir.inii* Now the lirst IWO Iterni em:isi up $101,118, out of $11!l.7:i". and |>r��t i.i.illy t,nly the life Insurance poi: ci**.* represent canh. "Now in tins ****** the will apparent Iy tod marly cverylhliiK tu the wid"w s��ni the life IniuraDCe provided all thr r.aKh she iciuires probably. Ilu' ���e*ui>',>use as bappotta In tboiiFati'l Ol ���ct-UM-v. thr eirtate Is divided up and bo Jon- il Is ni tll> id...! all the. dobts, deal -vtutir'A, taxes, etc., hav��. to be paid Thi'M' la often so little rolld cash In tin: estate thai pint or lhe propertj haa to lie snhl to cover the debt! "Anil just now Is uli-mil the won ' flnw to wll Thn stiMk m.irkK Is na fori-tllii as in l��f>7 llital nsluli ���>;��� :. *: :��� :* THE MANAQER'3 CORNER. "When I start out lo buy a toothbrush or 0 hat, or a gown no matter what I Btoer n 'denr course io the place where 1 know 1 shall receive dependable quallt) and Intelligent, honest service." So spoke one tif oar readers a f".' dav; ,'iko. Continuing, she said "I l.i op away from ��� laces tbat nr.' unprogresslve, places when. th*. very atmosphere ri peli because 11 doe* not invito confidence, I don'l mean thai these places 1 avoid are dis honest, They are not 1 tint llm they are dead or asl.'.'p. I want to do my business or my shopplni where 1 am mire of quick, down t white service and satlsfactot *t methi ds, "I dud ib" advertising columns of the besl newspapi : ire Hn* greatest guide lo me, und by pointing the rlghl (I 1 eotlon ki .*n mn awav from the undesirable places " 0 y �� Two hundn I dollars wbb appropriated fur gravelling i]\r new proposed I iiiii ��� 1 f the Coast Meridian road ! north a' Surrey Contre; $7.". to con-' slruct a road to tho gravel pli al Surrey Centre; $50on the Campbell river n ad east of the Halls Prairie road. and $50 0,1 the North Bluff road east Of lh" Campbi 11 river road Tin. clerk was instructed to write to th" 11. C. Telephone company to move liiin* poh *< Blbng the Vale road near the South Port Maun Btore back * to sl t feci fm 'i tho property line; also to remove i"bs cn the Coasl Meridian road north of Surrey Cen in*, back to Blx feet from the property line, and to advlst lloo'hroyd Bros, to remove their fence back to the Seattle, Aug IB Miss Mv rile Reach one of those most seriously injured at Property line along the same road I2:fif, o'clock 011 Hie nlntit. ot March ���* Inst, when ih" touring car of C M, Wi'i'li'vc pluiiqrd off lhe nnnrol rhe Surrey Highway Resumption bylaw, 1913, in gazette b portion of the K'rkland road for the purpoBo od end of Crockett stree' and Third of stralt��nlng out the existing road avi��� nu" nnrth Into a deep gulch, has was reconsidered and flnnlly pnssi.tl broughl nil in the superior court and the seal of ih. agalnsl the city for $111000 damages, ed sff I In tho accident Mrs. I.llllnn fl Wh ' tlosey was Instantly killed. Her snn, r.'drlc Whittlesey, who was driving llaynes, Walter II. Whittlesey and W ll Monroe were nil hun The coroners Innttpst en Anrll " found fiii Mrs Whittlesey ".ante ' 1 her death by reason of 11 hroken nod* caused by the downward plunge nf tin* autnmnhlle, end h. Id the ��� Ity in- llgant In noi maintaining proper safe guards al thai point. The pnrtv wns returning to the Whittlesey home from a private dance ��� rporatlon order The Surrey illirliwny h"law, 1913, for gazottlng a 'i'i fool road aleim the no-Hi boundary nf lhe Oreat Northern r.i |. . mg. frmti Alluvia lo t'ol.-hrook, it! f rst, second nml thlr 1 read- I * .111 n o a Going Home. Toronto, Auk. 19, Thirty Italians who hive arrived In Toronlo from 1 Indsay, where they had been employed on construction work, are on lhe mlvii" of Michael Basso, whom they il Queen Avenue avenue nnd Boston consulted, lo return to Italy for the street. Voting Cedrlc Whittlesey, nl w ���, .- as ll appear:*, there arm pros- iiie wheel, mad" the wrong turn, nnd !""��� stfnaacstaorldtam h omhao m li ihe machine dashed over the brink ("''cts nf a scarcity of tlio kln-d ot work lhi *. are accustomed to, B ' " Into i'u. guloh, In her Complaint Miss ll"ach rays she wns rendered unconscious and remained for two weeks in .1 conilose condition The extent ol her Injuries, us enumerated, showed thai she sustained bruises, severe lierations and "tun she itverH to he a pertnaBet In- ��� . , J"ry lo tb" trachea and larynx, which *��� rt.ath Interferes with hor s; ch. and the reading of tho letter rrom Mayor Cotterill, explaining thai the park board no longer had jurlsd cl on tn Hi" university campus, and there fore was not responsible for the re moval and Bprlnkling of the benches a week ago, a motion was made t Immediately atari ,1 flghl for free Bpeech, This motion was tho subjocl of ills cusslon tor more than an hour, 1 niy on" man, .1. I*'. Cronon, Bpeaklns SKii'iist it. He urK"d an appeal tr law, Stun.' of the speakers favored an Immediate resumption of Bpoaklng at ilu- corner of Fourth avenue and Pike Btreet, and lhe filling of the county jail wiih people In contempt 01 court One man urged a Iinii- ill of every man who has sought Injunc lions oi Judgo Humphries, Th" million as finally carried In structcd the executive commlttoe ti devise ways ami means to defy the Injunctions now In force. How this is to he accomplished Is to be lefl to the committee, bul most 1 f the speakers favor..d lhe plan of flllln.t the jails until the authorities refuse to accept, any more. W, I-'. Reese, or Toledo, Ohio, n lecturer for the Sociallsl party, made n speech in which In. promised to cancel some of his doles and help lb" right in Seattle if It is launched. J. TV HAMPTON BOLE, nARniPTF;. Solicitor aad Notary. Offices Har blink. 21 Lome street. New Westmlr ster. B. C. MCQUARRI*, MARTIN ft ('ASSAtO Barristers and Solicit.irs. BOC, to t\' Westminster Trust Block. 11 K Mar tin. W. 0. Mi-yuiirile mid Qeorge I Cassady. CANADIAN PACIFIC B.C.Coast Service P.O. Box 34 Dally Newa Bide J. T. BURNETT'8 PRINT SHOP JOB PRINTING of all kinds. I'rlceB right Satisfaction guaranteed 68 McKenzie Bt. May Amalgamate. Toronlo, An****: 10 A mass meeting of the em ire local membership of the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners, which totals soma sun men, hun 1 n called In Uie Labor temple, for thu purpoi e or hearing the report or tho general council or 111.- union which recently met In Munches ter, Eng., regarding llie fusion of lh" United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners nnd the Amalgamated Boclety Rumors are alii nl lu labor circles to lhe effect lhal the general council In opposed 10 the proposed amalgamation. Westminster Transfer Co. Office Phone ISS. Barn Phon* IV ���egble tti aet. Baggage Oell>ere4 Promptly la any part of tlie city. U*n*ae Vancouver for Viotorla 10 a. in.. 11 p. in and 11.45. Leaves Vancouver for Seattle 10 a. m. and 11 p. m. leaves Vanoouver fm Nanalmo 10 a.m. in..1 6 .ll'l p m. , UiivcH Vancouver for I'rlnce Rupert im.i Northern Polnta 10 p m Wednea days and Saturdays st 11 pm. Chilliwack Service Light and Heavy Hauling L��'iivfN f'hllltwark 7 h ThUfld&y urn) Stiturduy. 1,.-nvr* W*-ittmlnnti��r H WOdOMday nntl Krltlay. KI). QODUDT, Aitt'iu, Nn h, w. Bttonno. a. v. a.. Monday, ' Wi-ntnitfMtfir. VdnivwivfT HEE CHUNG MEltCMANT TAILOR New Imported Kail Si]lilnKn now on | display. See them perfect fit and I workmanship guaranteed, Prices from OITV OF NEW WERTMIN��TER. B.C I$18.00 up. "ol Krohl Street. WESTMINSTER IRON WORKS. Telephones: Office 53. Residence *429 .10IIN HF.in. Proprietor, GENERAL MACHINE WORK, ENGINEERING AND BLACKSMITHING. Agents I'almer llroa.' fiasollne Engines, Marine Engines and Auto mobile Ilepnlrs, Office and Works: Tenth 51. P.O. Box 474. New Weatmlnater. B.C. White Rock "The Playground of B. C." White, Shiles & Co., % CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Official lent* We now have four trains dully and wlll give you the cheapest rato going not only to Eastern points, but to Kootenay nnd olher points. We are also agents for all steamship linos. For reservation and other particulars apply lo j E. OOULET, Agont. New WoHluiluuter J11. W. IinODIE, O. P. A., Vancouver. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1*13. THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. PAMTHIHM LADIES! SOME ARt SLASHED NOT NEAR ENOUGH 'NEW HOSPITAL NOW AND�� ARE SUT New Westminster Women Who Would Be Ultra Motlish Must Prepare for the Worst LODGING HOUSES OPEN AT ASHCROET Toronto V/ill Probably Use Old Hoe Provincial Secretary Prtsides at Open- mtal tc House Its Cur-dus Roomers iny Ceremonies on Saturday Ni"ht New Westminster Toronto, An;;. 19, 'I wish to draw | Asbcrort, Aug. 19.���Hon. Dr. Young, j provincial secretary and minister of , . , . ������, , , , Ieducation pn Saturday presided at the skirls "lat ""'"; are " 'Jr<''">," J-4�� l3dg6.H I inaugural exercises of the new hospl- If they dou't do it lhey may as stay home and teed the parrot, ac. ultra-taahlonable Chicago, Aug. IU.--The : .villi;, u's gowns for the comln who are bound to lead in Introducing jthe attention of the board to the fact fashion's latest oreat.onu must make up their minds to wear slit skirts . , ���hat are very much silt yes, indeed. ln xh" var!oua lo(Jf:,,l'' ,""1B":< ��������� *-���" well.city in excess of the cubic space per- Bight months ago the hospital pro mitted under the public health act." Jeet began to take tangible shape cording to latest ultra-fashionable With this opening paragraph, Dr. through tbe assistance or tho provln- news from the east, 'lhis Is -vba ,he designers are dolus: M^^^^^^^^h ��� styles in In the city to the local board of health building, wblch is fitted up In the a.it and also drawn attention to tlie fact most approved fashion, and has ac- I umn, Instead of being modified, as that In view of thee lose of the Bal- commodatlon tor nearly fifty patients, the many verbal and printed pi itests kan war be has learned from tin* ou- is the result of considerable effort on recently have led one to suspect, are I to be more extravagant than ever. j That v.as abundantly demonstrated today at the Btyle show of the Chic- Garment Makers' association, ,��� _____________________ A Pressing Need a medical institution of some kind ,. We have no more accommodation became insistent on account of the gowns designed right |today for these people than we had greatly Increasing population and also bere in Chicago- twelve montbs ago," says Dr. Hast on account of the fact that the hos- Shortly after 6 o'clock the bulletins Ings. "Tbose engaged In tbe building pltal nearest to Ashcroft is located went out from headquarters that tl1" trade In Toronto have been fur the at Barkervllle, which is many mllei association had put the ban on all most part occupied in building iiu-d- distant. Also, there is a great deal open skirls thai the gilt was doom- lum and large sizci buildings, and of railway construction procedlng in ed���. Tills proved untrue. Ninety none of thi per cent. 01 tho skirts were decldt d ly slit. One black velvet evening gown was slashed almost line i high seems, except right here in this coun ty. Engineer McNown's plan of a network oi good roads, whicb he sprung at the meeting Tuesday night, came as a great surprise to the good road*.! men present, none of whom had dar- '��� ed to dream of spending a million and a quarter on highways. The longer tlie business men of the city and the. leading farmers of the county have thought over the matter, however, the more they are of the opinion that some such step must be taken, 'f other words, if mood roads are to bit built, the people musl Increase their taxes slightly to do it." which was formally opened ai Orches displayed the tal which lias jusl beon completed. paragraph, lir. through the assistant Hastings, M.O.H., reports the over- clal government, and Saturday nlgbt, crowded condition oi lodging houses it waa thrown open for usage. The thorltles that tbere will be a large the part of the residents of the dls- | influx of Macedonians, Bulgarians aud trict for considerable time prior to Greeks during ibe coming autumn and the commencement of building opera- j Winter, and many of these will locate tions. in Toronto. Over a year ago the d mand for i Entailer buildings within the district, and it was felt to be im- the range of the unskilled laborer peratlve that a hospital should be I have been constructed, and there are, erected on the ground in order t; : consequently, none available in To- handle with proper care and expedi- j THE DOMINION BANK W O KATTHf W3. VtCC-mtSCCNT. ���IR EDMUND U 05LER. M P . PRESIDCNT. C. A. BOGERT, General Manager. Capital paid up Retervo Fund - Total Assrts ��� SS. 000,000 SC,COO. 000 $7G. 000,000 Making A Banking Connection Directors cf corporations and business firms in the procera cl formation, are invited lo consult with the Dominion Bank oa all financial matters. The policy of this Bank is to eitead fullest banking f-n-.iitici lo progressive firms and corporations. NEW WESTMINSTER CRANCH : C. H. MATHCWSON. Klan.-iEer. ���.-WJt'C.'WftiiaMVM . . . -���_-_. i.,.,., high Consequently, none uvauuui.- in i��' ii_nuie mm -jtuye, ,._.c o���u OK���. .^ .^ 1,-1 ***** x�� Ti r,, i ,ov, evented . silt ronto. The lodging house problem, tion any cases of disease or accident TV,,.,. 4-U_} IM-QIaTC- PoOfl lhp INJtOWC. Another nud-1 gown r u.a led a .11 ^^ mater|aUy ra that mlght occur. Consequently, the .DU.Y llMo l\|cW!S JACdU lIlC iNCWb which ran Hon, he hem u tn* r ^ ___��� ^ _ .- regldenta tlnallv got ,0(,_,|ier on thf, | -J ��� lE^X? tfn*rr.?.Tlme. A large per cent,,,' of ,he .���,���,- subject and decided to take the mat A 11 X^. M0Ur Wnof miTlctprNAXUC A large pet grants are unmarried men and mar- ter in hand definitely. They organiz preceded their ed a subscription fund, which, when to hobble the wearer and decoration, is to be worn. Summarized, the modes presented '��� this evening displayed the same slouching, draped figure, I by highly or weirdly that the eye has become familiarized with In the last twelve months. topped off algretted hats I would advise you to look in FRIDAY MORNING AND FRIDAY EVENING PAPERS and see what I am going to do with A. J. BIRTCH'S HIGH GRADE STOCK OF WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S WEAR ! Beven Inches of the wais The flesh rolored Char-mouse petti ^^^^^^^^ ���kirt Bcant of breadth but not enough rled men who h . barren of wives and rarnilies, und could there added to by the contribution or ihr fore be best lodged in lodging houses provincial government, proved ade- j under proper supervision. quate for the purpose, and theeftort : Mission Pian Delayed now finds its complete expression in "Some twelve months ago, when the finished structure. In all. it Is j this* matter was previously presented estimated that the sum of S1J.UO0 was lo your board, a conference was sus- spent upon tlie institution, and resi gested with the Fred Victor mission dents declare that no similar sum of authorities, In view of their contem- money was ever better spent. ��� plating erecting a large lodging house.' 'The result of that interview was tc* the effect that a repcrt handed In "JOHNNY GET YOUR GUN" by the Itev. Mr. Ihan of the Fred DIES WITH HIS BOOTS ON Victor misBion staled that tliey pro- * posed erecting a lodK'ng bouse to ac-1 Montreal. Aug. 19.���"Death ct.modate seme three, hundred. For natural causes, reasons which you will learn from a dered thiB morning bv the coroner's ';letter which 1 have received frcm Jury at the inquest held on John Hen-' 1 Mr. Dean, there has been a decided retty, 49 years ct age, of no special delay in Ihis construction, and uoth- adress, familiarly known in Griffin- ing more will be done hi fore next town as "Johnny Get Your Con." who year. Kven then, apparently, they died at the Young street police sta-< are only providing for three hundred tlon on Monday afternoon. English speaking people. The need Evidence by Lieut. P. Eroden. o for further lodging accommodation Is the station was to the effect that Uv very urgent. man was brought to the stati-n und��r Use Public Cuildii-.rs the impression that hr All the New Westminster News Hassam Paving Co., of B. C** Limited Layers of Hassam Compressed Concrete (Patented' ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS ESTIMATES and DESIGNS rURNISHED BAD LUCK JOTBt i THIS fMMLY 3cy Fallc and ii Cerio-asly Injured��� Majority of Members Have Met Violent Deaths from was the verdict ren E. H. BOCKLIN, Pres. and G-enl Mgr. N. BEARDSLilE. Vlce-Piasldaot W. r. H OUCKl-h, erne, aid Traae SMMl-BUaUN lllfABtR CO.,Ud. MANUFACTURERS OF Fir, Cedar and Spruce CALL IT "THE SLAVE ISLAND OF PACIFIC" -lishmen |thom living on green apples. Thej ii'ii-K to the task until one large city Wlio Came Out to Work on .,,t,,r another put Ibem oil When the} app.'aled Tor assistance. Winnipeg, Toronto, :;li had the same story. "Mon- ; town tr.iii will settle the question." 'Fiinilly after what seemed to thes After coverm? men tin age tbey su thousand Weird Yarn cf Trio of Vancouver Island. Montr, al, Aug. is, aiter nnrmif ������..��� ���,, ..��� ..ut foot on Montreal j this ilVf.ited famOy u distance of over eight thousand soil lasl Baturday, foot sore ami with miles, three thousand of which were ^��';" "on. to the uppers. Tbey pre- rented :t pii.ible sight, when seen al aOertaken by "cadging rides wfoen- ,���,,��� ,., ���,r;,i poIice station aft Tomato, Aug, 19. Almost the only survivor ol B family, the majority of whom ir.t". vie lean mds. James Espie, aged 16, of 11 Sammach Place, was yesterday taken io the general hospital suffering from a fractured skull, which be BUStatoed in B 1:11 from a scaffold on the new building of the Rolph and Clark company on Logan lie mi.* The btiv. wlro hue only beep n short time Is Canada, was the only witness of a inine accident In Scotland, in which bis father lost his life. An unci* was hilled about two yeara ago iu a in i, * disaster rn British Columbia, and iiiiolhi r uncle was seriously Injured in u fail down a mine Bhaf in Scotland, In which nine otber men were kill.d Early tost week B bro ihtr fell from a scaffolding on a down building, bui escaped serious Injury, and ibis latest accident is likely lo result in another death in was drunk. He I would advise that this board take was placed in a chair In the guard the mutter up :ind ascertain as to room, but expired suddenly two mtn- wbetber tliere are not some public utes after. An ambulance of the gc-n- bulldlngs available that might be used eral hospital was telephoned for. but temporarily during the coming win- death took place before medical aid ter. li is possible tbat the main arrived. building of the old general hospit-il fir. DugBs suid that the deceased might be accessible, or some rf the had suffered from a malady whicb buildings In connection with Trinity might have caused death ar any mo- <��� liege, which has been purchased by ment. tho city." Phonet No. 7 and B77. CHARIVARI WORKED WRONG FOR MM The dead man was married and he i leaves two children who are living 'with a sister-in law in this city. FOR CONCRETE ROADC They Played and Zing, Policeman Cam? and th Was Five Dollars Then e Fine rid. nnd footing the mul ^^^^^^^^^^^ ever tbe chance ofreivd. .^ it for Bays at a time, Noah Codman, to'tiic Charities Organization Bocletv TVotUBs Thornton, and Samuel Can Th, v !;| tl,nl spm ,lu,m t0 Uu, )mml. ���dlff,arrived In Montreal penniless ana ,.,..,t*,,;. ,,melon Sal urday morning. "Neither one of these places se, tell a weird slory or a long .���u*,,,��� ,0 p*tw UB muoh assistance oi had ils .'ouiiiicneem.nl ,,,,,,.��� !ls jn a poB)t|on ,,, earn ,,���,- paB. . n .!������ ago, where |BarB ,��� Bn^limd," declared Codman hungry Ttti'v journey whli In England ^^^^_^^__ ���Where they claim th y hired out to a firm of contractors for work In Canada, the location being Vancouver Island. Tbey are miners, were given to understand that the expenses tor the trip would be met by the compnny, tor whom tin- agent was acting, and lhey undertook the Jottrnej afier ihe arrangements were rnmiilcted. According to the three men. the trip to Vancouver wus made, and it did not oost them anything! the transportation agreement having been lived up to, the -paily lielng whisked to thnt point wllhittrt delay really to go !,��� work. Th.y claim nothing wus Washington Scat; County Wants 123 Miles Walla Walla. Aug. 19. Commercial organizations ali over the county are the to be asked Immediately to appoint I subcommittees on the gcod road:. question in order tbat no lime may Only Euonort of Mother ihe lost in devising ways and means Young; EpBie, Who is serving his was rive uouara. of securing the 125 miles of concrete npprentic ship as a K'.-air.lilter. is the . reads In this county. r only support of his widowed mother, ; j. c. Scott, chairman of the central Imm'lpnrtlon authorities had sent them v.ho .*s.d list niirlit: S.arbcro Junction, Ont., Aug. 19.��� committee, states it Is the intention I would um blame anyone for the It worked the wrong wny���the chari- jto push the campaign for better roads accident io iny uon. but 1 :i:n not vari thai several of tli" youths of as far as possible and an election to afraid of the worst and it he Is going Scarboro Junction staged the other decide is contemplated In a few to tii.* I would like to know the truth night. The rinal resull was a fiiian-1 months. r liis oonditlon. He Is at present clal setback of !5 for each or them. | "Many do not seem to be able to the orly support of the family. Instead cf a happy banquet at the ex-: grasp the need and value of good William .Ian.is. a foreigner living penBS of the bridegroom. The chari-1 roads in the valley." said Mr. Scotl was also bo Berious- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ly Injured in a fall from the Bame ing and unpleasant situations building that he had vo be taken to Newlywed Is still much in vogue in I the general hospital, and is likely Ontario's rural Bectlons. The success i remain there for some time. of this old-time custom, however, Ir WHY BUY FOREIGN CEMENT when you can get as good, or better, manufactured In B. C, via.: tlw the celebrated "VANCOUVER" Brand, guaranteed to pass Standard Specifications of American and Canadian Engineers' Association. We would also call attention to our Vitrified Sewer Pipe from 4-ln. to 24-in. in diameter. This is also made in this Province and w-a consider superior to any imported article. 1 We also carry a Btock cf Crushed Kock, Washed Graveh SnniJ, I.ime, Plaster, etc. See us before ordering elsewhere. GILLEY BROS., LIMITED Phonea 15 and 16. <t���� Cctftmibia Street VV. J. H. Todd's Music House 4I9 Columbia Street. New Westminster. GERHARD HEINTZMAN AND DOM'NION PIANOS ANO ORGANS. ���VICTOR AND ED'SCN PHONOGRAPHS. Singer Sewing Machines. Small Musical Good* of all Kinds. PHONE 69*. BOILERS emed Riveted Steel Pines BURN OIL. TANKS r al the iald tlmt said ���whose toe wns sticking out of bis shoe "���"-��������� ��� and stocking |on ^"r,i *** 'llie men were most bitt ngenl of the compnny who overyiliiiiR mis all right nt Vancouver, and union wages was the rule. Irn't It AwfUI7 "lie tntilo-d us, but we can put other KTiyiislnn.-n who nre union men, riitlit al.rrt 1��" condition ot this island. which is named "The Slave Island of the Pai-ilir" by the people of the west of Canada,*1 -siid Codman. "We are going tacit to England become we are junion men. a thing that wmld be lm- ble for ns lo do. if the oompany viiri with all its noise, iis embarras-1 today, "(lood roads are being built for Mr. everywhere on an extensive scale it VULCAN IRON WORKS, LTD;, P. O. BOX 442 TELEPHONE 32*. """,-""" Ion the wane. Tho bridegroom cf to- j Toronto, Aug. 19.���Tbe preaentl- duy Is too practical, with the high | nt which Mrs. Janus EBple had cost of living thrusting itself over. that her son who was injured by n before his eyes, to be pbrted from fall trom the Hoiph liars building. his wherewithal even to eommemor- [would never recover, has came true ate the blissful happiness of his mar ror her sixteen-year-old Toiiimle is rlage. dead, The lad dud in tho general When thli hospital. arrived horn porsi nbout non-union belp nnii when they j -���- -- arrived in Vancouver thev were in- which Vmi us through agents had IU formed that no union men were em- �����'">'��� ,AV l**���* 'have been exiled for- ployed at that place, eVP.r r"7" h"'"" ,,ml W8 f"'"'' '" wnrk A "Wave Island." undor the conditions existing ut Van- -����� '.".ii'.. ��� lilnTid." inn.. Labor '""I' The men nr�� of the Allied l'nlon of Kngland. and upon their re- i fusiii in go to whrn they termed "the Slave island oT the Pacific" found themselves ��W thousand miles from bome without a cent In their pockets. Then began a struggle to live while tliey made preparation to get out of the country as soon as they could. Thev claim the flrsl thing done was tn Inform Ihe Immigration authorities of their plight, and lhey asked for advice In the matter ol gelling to KuKlnnd the same was ns they came to Canada, The men hftd not one cent ot money on thetn, nnd were stranded six thoiiFiintl miles trom ibotne. This was the story told to the Immigration authorities Bl Vancouver, who gnve I the miner? to understand that the mnt- ' ter lay with Ihe Immigration nftlcers ' In Ihe cnni or port or entry, nnd they |' clone could offer advice and give ns slstancf IT Ihey found thc story cor- re-r With no help coming from rourc" of expected succor they set out to reach Montreal nr- bes.t tlmi'l could, and for the next six weeks tm- j velod With their faces always to the I rising sun Tor days nl u time In go., lng through the mountains time after time the men spread out of dbtnnros' At i were the sun With their I hanged on les.i evidence than thst | which has been brought aalnst you." Gamble has been In custody sever- , ,. , ,,���..,���,��� ....��� _ ��� ,��� nlfcht ter a week, main of money Tn their'pockets, and no- ,,| weeks' since his arrest, but was j taining their revelled In n oontlmiou this then ....lurdnv antl Sunday the m��*ri were glv. n rood at number 2 tt-tllon. and B bod to sleep on dnring the niglit. but were lurned oul the dny following, and once more made their weary appear mice nl the central station Out nf this place they were told to go after tbey hnd put in a great part of lhe day ���sit ting nround the cleric's mom "'deck In the afiernoon they found silting lr '.neks up agalnsl the courthouse, for'i-rn -Troup of t'iree men without where to pn for find. Thev dared not .-1 '--tp'. to 'he central station, ns they , c'rli" thny vere threntcned With nr-1 -ept |f thf.y tl'ii not go awny from the! ni-rfi. Thev claimed to hnve tried the Old llrev,-. ry Mission nnd the S-ilva- *\rmy on St. Alexander street. I TW tor ti the advice ot n reporter ami ! 'firtcil for the In'-or bureau on St, it-'sh ttr��ot. what became of the -.n,- -'ter thnt tie one seems to know | 'cr ihey d'��Rp��oared from the lnml-; '���������-."' -ii authorities entlrolv, ."'ter three ���, i ,rfo r<..d not one p-^mlse they I ���Mpte-i to hti"e them sent out of thel country for Bngland, particular young mnn ] with his bride at "the Junction" lhe oilier niKlit the young IRONWORKERS' ORGANIZER swains if the town wcre lined up in TO r.TAND TRIAL, ti���. expectation of extending a hearty welcome, and Incldently extracting n Whitby Aug. 18. rtteud M. Gamble few dollars from him with which to IronworXers' business agent, wll face drink liis health. They garlanded the trial belore a high court judge on houBe, sang love soni'.s. beal the boad November 4 on a charge arising oui m on ancient lln palls and hammered of the alleged destruction nt n rope thd hinges on the front gate. No glud bv sulphuric aoid. The accused was r,.sponse coining from within, the committed late yesterday after hhhh boya changed their, attitude to one ol c unmlited for trial late yesterday ar- defiance; love songs wer- merged In- ternoon bv Magistrate Jeplison ot Pic- u, war whoops and congratulations be- kerlng, who uBed these words: came accusations, but still the bride- "Although tlie evidence bus been groom held bis tongue -likewise his purely Circumstantial, men have been rash The boys decamped and prepared plans for another attack. Thev caine back .���very granted ball in $1000 by the court. <* o * tt ���:.' '':,��� ���* o * # ���:;: # tt �� CHILD DIES EVERY HOUR IN MONTREAL --,^^^_^^^^^^^^^ D-esn'l Want the Bench. niiiirt nnd watched for the coming ofl Tcronto. Aug. ID.-Hon. Louis Co- JJ the lr-n monster if U made Its wny l''erre. minister ot mines in tho nomln- * nlntig llie inountalnslde. lion government, arrived In Toronto a * -���-<������> ���������� r,-w days ago and stayed at the King * lives attempting to Doara n iitif '1 with bis son Thnrles, n bright *��� ��� -' '������' I "hap of nbout 12 years of rnte. "Is there | '���''��� At such times they risked their attempting In bonrd a freighter, IFdWard two of them Often being ������<>�������j anv' fnlth ,n (he report thnt you In-1 ^^'WTJ^SPW. from "the cabinet to **\ one missed. wero spent In the open nnd for two days at n stretch they were without food of auy Mud, (he third one finding Judgeship, Mr. Coderre?" He replied seriously. "Oh. no. there la nothlDg to tlio story now at nil" Montreal, Aug. 18.*��� Exactly 2Rf>il Children hnve died here situ'" January 1. This is an avirace of over one nn hour. Dr. i.. Laberge, the city's nodical ofricer or health, has indisputable proofs ��t tbe city hull thai Moiitr.'ul's Infant mortality rate is far and awnv the highest of all the cities on the oonttnent those In the t>. S. Included. "We have absolutely the highest per centage of infant mortality of any Canadian city," the doctor bus 'time nnd ngaln remarked. His chief efforts nre concentrated on the problem of redsMog the infaut death rate. days of rn- Iry nre forevor gone 5) # ���:> j* ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti crescendo. Fearlpg that it �� mid go on forever, tho hrd '",r 'out Civ., yel another demonstration of being an ex- Iremely prnctlenl youni mnn and hud the rive midnight serenaders summoned to court, greatly to their consternation and surprise. On Miei'-trnte Cl'iv'-- "���nnd""', tbey ench p"'d ya t >r "creating a disturbance." and lert the court convinced thnt thi manoe nnd rev _______ Wl'e'8 D"ath Killed Him Qenossee, Idaho, Aug- IB.���T. it. O'talev, who was taken with a stroke of paralysis Tuesday a few hour* nr- ter the death of Ills wife, died here yesterday, On Tuesday, after eating dinner and washing UP the dishes Mr. and MrH. QualeV In'd down to tak�� n rest. Mr, (Jualev heard an unusual noise In his wire's room and going there found her dying. On Tuesday night Mr. (Jualev was stricken by par- alysU and became unconscious and # I remained In tbnt slate until he died. 0 Mr, Qnalev wns 7(1 nnd Mr�� Quale} ��� "- # was 'iZ, They leave flvo children. THE WANT AD. AS A SALESMAN The want ad. is an ideal salesman. It is direct but courteous. _ ; Its vocabulary is brief and business-like. It speaks tersely and to the point, yet is never a braggart, a bluffer nor a hanger-on. The want ad. cannot be turned down because of a de**-- cisive negative reply���tliere are hundreds of affirmative readers who measure their wants by the want ads. The resultful want ad. is an appeal to common sense, the stuff out of which all successful salesmen are made. PHONE 999 THE NEWS DOWNTOWN OFFICE: HILL'S DRUG STORE. ��vL��e foim TIIE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1S1S. ARREST ALL WOMEN Freek Water and Salt���6 ��� westmikster roRT �� PAcnc coast MENACE TO HEALTH: WEARING X-RAY SKIRT TO INSPECT AU Of fRASER RIVER Dominion Engirt-ecr to Navigate From Tele Josna Cache to Lillooet in S-pctii*! Craft. Hon. 1'. W Ayliatv. Dominion public works enphnwr for Yale-Cariboo, now in Vanco-tivtfT, wilt ieavo shortly on un extended ***** nl Inspection throughout northern BrSclrti Columbia. He will proceed by rj.i! to Tett; .liiaiie Cache und then lie ta t tli JSc -smith fork of the Kraser to Fort George in order to BtudJ the c-haanci with a view* to carrsttng exit, various improvement;: nest year. Tarn hei will ascend the NcdHuso ami Btonit rivers to Tackle lake boflpra vrsUl'\g Fraser lake to report on thit f.rcn.1 inland system of waterways. Mr. Ajltr-<-r will undertake to descend tlie -ii-aBcr river all the way /rom Port Gear-so to Lillooet. There nre several tlanwtirouB rapid?, in thej rlvor anii ons. nr two Kpnls have never liern BeSB-tbltei, notably below* Soda creek. The engineer, however, feolsj ci in liocnt tha*. lie enn accomplish the feat. He will t.ilu' with him a specially built Canoe fail lii.*) own crew. Mr Avlmcr will r.^prrt on the navigability Of the Frai-vx hf-lwei-n Soda creek and Lillooet, a -flUbmCB of over 100 mile?. U is nlinosi a. closed book -so far as its history is concerned. The Cariboo road is the raiiin highway of travel and it does not rnn near the. river until Soda creek is reached. COAT.T'O BIGGEST TUG NOW UCS3 OIL FUEL Vancouver M. H. O. Protests A-ainst; Portland Mayor Caine, Saw, Eut Was Victoria. Aug. 19.���On her first: Practice���Chiobuilcing Yards Not Conquered, So Puts Ban on visit to Victoria as an oil burner, tlie . _,,*'...., towboat Lome. Captain Cutler, thej Assured. Filmy Attire, most powerful tug cn the I'acific | coasl, has tied up at thc outer dock. The well known craft has bun at Vancouver for some weeks, being converted trom a coal bunker, and h"r trial trips with oll took the form ef n run from the Terminal City to Victoria. Captain Cutler is greatly pleased with the change, and says that everything is working satisfactorily. "Her speed is better, and she's a nal goer now," said the captain. Vancouver, Aug. 19.- Constituting a Portland, Ore., Aug. 10. Mayor Al- menaco to the health of the city, the]bee thia afternoon ordered Chief of (lumping of manure and reruse at Police Clarke to arrest every woman street ends in various parts of the I found wearing the new "X-ray" dress east, end, once more came under the iou lhe streets. The mayor suid Iho !N0 Tif LOST | IN HARBOR WORK Three Hundred Piles Nov/ Driven��� Sonc Arc Over Ono Hundred Feet Long. ban of the medical health officer at the meeiing of the civic health committee yesterday afternoon, and as u result Aldermen McMaster and Mahon, wltb Dr. Underbill, were appointed to take tho matter up with the board ol works this afiernoon, with a view Lo devising some other menus of disposing of Hie refuse. \ The report of City Analyst !���'. C. B. Vance showed that during July cam-| plCB Of milk were tested from li order must go into effect at once and stringently. Ignorance of the law will be no excuse after tomorrow. Ho Saw Them. The action of the mayor followed hls observations dining n trip about town, particularly In and around the big department stores, .Mayor Albee saw Ihe objectionable dresses al short range nnd hurried to a telephone and gnve his orders to the police. The (iiiestion of whether a dress Is SMAUER CATCHES HOW BEING land expressed the opinion that i With the first nine rows of piles was tho non-paying patients frnm driven as tar as the harbor work will outaldo municipalities who were ro- extend Into Lhe river, the contractors sponsible for crippling the Institution are making good headway wltb the financ'ally, nnd nol tho patients from capping, while the pile driving crew tho city. .lar.' now turning their attention to ;t Shipbuilding P'-int. ���-tring of pilpa up the river past the That tho government proposes ti B. C. E. H. wharf. iconslruot a shipbuilding pit.nt at The busy scene at the foot of Eighth North Vancouver in addition lo and street holds tho'interest of a large adjoining tho proposed floating dock, number of people .very day. espocl- waa the Imoortant announcement ally yesterday afternoon when the pile made last night by Hon, Robert driver, the largest on the coast, was R,og[r3| minister of public works, be- engaged in driving in su foot piles at a rore ,-,,, mr.,,[,,,,..< ,-������ ,;,,. conservative sharp angle. There are being placed c]ul) in position In order to retain the silt ,,,', (,;q;r���sr���.,-] himself of the opinion that the government mus! secure the I construction of a drydock or floating nn X-ray gown wlll be l"ft to the dls- wagons and dairies and X7 from oretlon of the pollce. depots, making a total of 149. Of the I Tiio ������w- -a t0 include nil kinds of Bamplea rrom the wagons and dairies feminine attire whloh comes under thn three were below Btandard and 16 term of "Immodest dress" and Includes contained sediment. Thc depot sam- necks cut to low and sheathed skirts pies were all up to standard, but 62 too much "sheathedj" or slits too much contained Bediment, ellt, There v.as a short and Informal dls- It was made plain to the pollce lhey on .sion regarding general hospital jmurf not discriminate as to Lhe wear- matters, during which Alderman Cle-Jer whether it be a reigning social matron or belle or a woman of the streets. THAW LIKELY TO ! BE EXTRADITED Captured at Sherbrooke, Que.���Canadian Officials Cure They Car Cend Him Lacl.. WEDNESDAY'S LIST Offers Proof of Our Power to Help You in Your Buying MANY LINES FOR FALL WEAR HAVE BEEN MARKED FOR QUICK SELLING BEFORE THE ARRIVAL QF NEW GOODS Lovely New Fall Styles in Cloth Dresses for Women lain the silt which will be dumped to the rear of the outer wcrii, thus giving it a firm , ' ' have becnl-aockto meet the requirements of the!tho"immigratron d- ���..-.-���., Ottawa, Aug. in.���Two officials Three hundred piles rapidly developing trade on this coast. Up F.lvev FtoMng Fair But Down Below thc Run Was Small. driven in up to last ,evening, pww , d a , .heine slow di 11 ing v.w past lew aay3 ... H . ., lowing to the depth of the water at P"'"���3 ;"*','. ����*�� ^isid-raiion. the extreme end of the new harbor but ***** not satlst>' th'' ��Plnion '*' the line, and also the length of the piles engineers. Among these were the being used, one picked up last week i'-"*"a ot ������'������' Amalgamated Engineer- measuring no less than 102 feet. I it is probable that arrangements i will be made to have a portion of the wharf kept open for na- With np river cat-ekes fairly good, down river poor und the run outside and down the straits containing in fl, c E. R. ligation purposes for a short time. The machinery for t'.ie huge derrick is now unloaded on the new piling work, and will be assembled with- i In Ihe next two weeks. ing company for a floating dock at North Vancouver, capable of lifting 10,0110 tons. A r.ctl Ttrike. On tlieir way to attend the provincial Bynod at Winnipeg, Bishop I. O. Stringer and Mrs. Stringer, of Daw- sen, Y, T., arrived in town yesterday. Tomorrow morning thev leave for The derrick will have swing enough Winnipeg. Speaking of the big strike offenci ,.o unload scows filled wltll silt and ,������ the Shushanna, the bishop said ���*,* the ���some, instujn.1 a s; pi r oent, of hump- gravel, which material will be dumped that the strike was being taken seri- tacks. ti.e pack j estt-.-.iav van not I Inside '.be piling work, special pre- ,ns|v llv (-,..,, citizens of Dawson, and very large. Tbe bcalu on Canoe l':,*.-.s '' and the Nartk Ami did better y*s'er day. but those on the main rlvor were not so tartana-te; in fact three plants bis hep Reynolds and T. I). Williams, have been Bent to Sherbrooke, Que, to li" on hand when the proceedings to extradite Harry K. Thaw are si:u*:''.i tomorrow morning. It is understood that it Is the intention of the immigration department to have Thaw deported as an undesirable citizen on the ground thai he is insane. It Is understood tbat tie.- American ar.tl*. irl tics will ask for extradition. However, it is a (iiiestion whether ha can be extradited, as the only charge Is that of conspiracy to escape frcm the as;.* lum and that is nol an oxtraditabl These Cloth Dresses givo promise of becoming very popular this fall, and Smith's assortments are being planned accordingly, See the Window Showing of the now styles today, developed in wool Bcrges, brooches, panamas, etc. to nrevenl i awny. the ishing it ;ri;,>"��\^S;".���,''Vru,,',*���j;BRINGS LARGEST SHIPMENT OE MUTTON boats pre?tided ��� .'.ufTicicnoy t,i l;,'cp lhe plant? var-king, but bad n i surplus Itcpdrtn fr..m V^r.-cvjuver island trop3 Male t$iM the run Is falling off thero. | I>e;iinp'n:*(..-a *r,v/t 100,000 lish y.'.'iT- day .ind .toittes tal all the salmon L,.a c Co���5lsts of 1300 Ton they (-en'.i;*i bundle. At both these. J places, hot.ever, there were many | Good Ha hunipluicks bromdit ii The Ffepa is m>w lying in the slip above tlve O. I'v R. wharf in readiness for her trip tt-uw-n tht. river with the goverumt r,*. parly tomorrow. large il io bo Vancouver. Aug. 19. ill" shipment of frozi n mutton 'bioni;..: from Australia to reached hero this afternoon steamer Niagara, on which vessel the lion. George E Foster came, iin ro ���were 1300 tons, consigned to P. liurns R- Co. The Ma'ara has "ml passen- \ scow ol coal waa unloaded at ) '���'���'��� Tike mul ���Eompxny'8 wharr yesterday.! Bringing over 600 sugar, the Japanese The Kam:"Tt replenished hpr coal bunkers yesterday at tl.e D. P. \V. dock She took tn some 50 tons nnd lo now ready to g'.ie nny old Bnng In the rlvor a tussle. that everybody believed it to be the last b'g strike so many times prophesied by the old sourdough. Much gold lias already been taken out and much is expected, was the statement Of file t In the work of Christianity, the bishop stated that thero had been progress in his territory. The addition of two assistants had greatlv helped his staff, which had to watch over such a scattered flock. Nf" Bruns'"ick Banruet. With guests already here and other.) coming, the New Brunswick associa tion expects to have an unusually lln gathering for its banquet day evening, in Spem room. The even! is in honor of Hon. J, D. Hazen; nnd Mrs. Hazen a:id the eon and daughter and Mrs Oeorge Hlack will also he present, Hen. K. Foster v.ill arrive tomorrow morning on tlie 13mpress, while Hon. W, .1. Bowser, acting premier, said Uus morning thai he expected to attend. I.ailies as well as gi ntlemen aro invited. Harry Hlpwell the secretary, has the arrangements In ex- ��� tons of .la-.a cellenl shape and exi ��� cts a crowd. ��� imer Kenkon | For Courting Dreams. ���(tradition proceedings arc refused then the insp. c ra will take a hand and he will be deported without more ado. The Ottawa officials believe Thaw will be back in the liilted States under the deportation elans., by tomorrow iiiight. it Is s-iid that it. is open to the Canadian officials to deport Thaw ai any point cn the International boundary, lie may be taken to the New Hampshire boundary or nlso d :> irted direct to New York, which ��oul I Blmplifj matters for the American officials as he could b ��� Ioi led up In the asylum there. Special Clearance of Dress Goods Today This morning will find our counters in the dress goods department full up and ready for another great day's business. We have planned for a quick riddance of our better grade fabrics. Every style and color Included; usually sold as high ns $1."0 to $2.00 per yard. Today, pi r yard 5B-C Good Values in Children's Dresses for School Wear Pretty little si vies are priced for a quick clearance today; developed in serges, cashmere, and other wool fabrics: colors are saxe blue, cardinal, black and white, navy; to fit ages 5 to 10 years; regular values to |4.60. Today $2.15 ibut Bank Off Alaska. ��� SULZER TROUBLE LITTLE CHANGED A Special Value in Women's Sweaters yr.de frrm an Imported wool; colors nre gray, navy, white aud red, wiih combination trim- minus fastened down the Bide; regular values $4.25 to $6.00. Today $2.38 Exceptional Values in Underskirts Sateen nnd cotton taffeta underskirts; In blnck only; wide ruffle with good dust frill. Special clearance, each $1.15 ������ ���B���BB��� ��� Canad l (ieorge by the Expected Outbreak Did N^t Take Plaoe cir.d Matter Still Undecided. The Senator .lansen and tug Cheer- arrived yesterdaj and Is al the sugar two Chinamen, answering ful to the Brunette mills last nighl The draw ;it itie Frasrr bridge was cuened ywt-ertU.) for the Senator Jansen down and np; the Cheerful, the Tranf'T ?..'id lhe Heaver down- w mi bound Albany, Aug. 13 Expectations that the re-convening of the Icglsl: ur to lhe today would be productive of u'ie took a Urey hoom oT logs up river refinery. She occupied SO days on her names of Ley uud Chlng Veen were tacular developments In tho muddled .voyage from .lava, but she put Into I'm. d j.-,o by Magistrate South this governorship situation, failed of reall- I K'.b" with engine trouble, and after wards encountered d use fog, which greatly dolaved her pas sae* The Ken'..on ls undi r time charter to the Robert Dollar compan) Good Hai.b.it Dank. Halibut :i amers plying from Van ���Loi7d'nra I umher. I QOUV Early rester-day morning th- Chll-1yakatat, away off ncrthweBl ' ��� ' ������ ���"'" ' ���' de .""lor. raptaln Alaska, and rlthcugh thc round trip -' N ':' �� ������"" "i ton by th- tug consumos IS davs, tlio vessels Bnd II Tyeo Bl i- * ���!..���!; nnd started on h��r ... ,��� _n Ur .,,,,. .,,*,, i\ r,,i BB- . ,���,���, ���*j '\ ! ' B�� ^.,i,,"���, ':""'"'', eaiehes. Tho Manhattan gol In on whore b* will hnve b 2.000.000 fo.'t cargo of : " I i ��� wi in her hold*. morning, being said i i "sui.'kee hop. when the detectives arrested 'liem yeaterday afternoon. Loy and Chlng Yuen were gathered In by Detectives McLaughlin and Scallion, In a visit to N i, in i 'anion alley A I tt'.e while later th. same di tncl Ivi s arrostod Struck a good bank ofl olher two Chinese, Kim and Lot. at orderrd No. 119 Pender street eaal for hav- eonti ' ing optnm in ilu lr : i aeaslon. I'ip. s, lamps nnd ilher accounte ment said to belong to an opium sun In r's equipment, was exhib'tc I In c"in*i thi.i morning and insi tor Scott, after llghl ng tlio s ovi s, passed Saturday nig il >��� Ith 326,ni 0 pi und i of halibut, and two si iami rs . amn in WHALER Aftf PI.FNTIFIJI- AND WEATHER FINE learller In the week with 250,000 judgment thai the Btttlt takon irom 19 ^Vhen th�� hal- pounds each from tho i i no banks. Little ( r no damai ��� ���*. a i .1 mo to the Q. T. P. Bteamer Prince Ch rgc ,. Se**!,;.rl"on ^ bW tOUChll^ Ml :: I'll ofl White ,.,,. ,,��� cliff i-l'i-.d lasl week, and an exai I in Hi n ;���* di: dock :������ E qulmall i n Vtoi day showed thai Bha was Bnaworthj ���I",,. .���;. ;������*.. ��� sailed tor Iho north lasl night, She grounded during a d* as r *.g, bill * es ie lng full a oed . I irn when she toui hed, \i, torla > : ,1 . i In ��������.*.'��� . ih. re w *" o'i" v iltlm to I pal thr *n "i the dlffei . ��� I rn iv ��� ' *., * -.i i; ��� eta tlon in workini- :v full llmll but the whalers nr,. h.-i.il. ������'* ;��� i-ii ei i nninl'. fester tb'i'i the men can cul them up. The fin... v MOhei nfl the oohbI Is nn- nhllng th. whalers to Ikj(.rt. t'.nirl ''*''h'::* I MEANT TO KISS WIFE At Nade'i HarbOT and ''ore llarb"- BUT SHOT HER INSTEAC the whilir. .' doing go<id and at Kynonrt end 3echarl am struggling 'Firtniontnn, Aug. ,r| P W, Cox, at for the. prv..*. - *,*,. ion in regard to'gistant manager of .lohn Walter Mills accidentally shot aid Instantly killed. Chlng Vuen wbb Indm d thc drug f ir Binoklng. Klin and I... ,*.i r.* remand .1 for trial. DEAD NOW PLACED AT ONE HUNDRED 7.alioi:. Rumors that Acting Governor Glynn would submit a message bearing in some way upon hls official status, drew a large crowd to ii" capitol. bul few no mbers appeared. In the i- ���>.. "< ������:.���:.:��� '* tho as- .���(������ lil * ' n * lolul ��� "��� re ��� ;.** ils imi m fi r In ���*��� fpo'r r tn :-r*". i r quet - ' '���** ,*���*, li i' ������������������ st.lgatlng c ,: .- : *.. .f l . :��� '��� \ Paresky, c- vi nnr Rulzer's tvivn .��� renrrtarv, ilnrinn the ���-���������' '���:��������� :."*; il 'mn ;*-*i. nnd '���' I i ..; * ii, who li : '��� *���* '������ i" have hm n Mr. Sulv. i s "t1um!"v" in cerl iin ��� toeli tn *��� !��������� '* m Tl ��� i llelal ie*.ii. '��� was ��� ellptl * >*��� * **i take ��' lon nn eiire. * ; ffo. ling thn Inl.pgrl * ' the * bi ti I '*.. * ii' in h ive i** ��� t) ���,'-. ,*��� : ��� ' le*'" :��� i ho : ��� '���' I i :* rl 11" I U ' Cil Iche:.. Vetad Mrvsroent'.. Montr.-al. Aug. 1*9 \crtvnd; Can- uia. Trieiie Pretorlan Glasgow; r..tre.-lor.a^ Hairilrurv,-, Monteiumi, I ��� ndon Wad .V"wi-p Cleared: i'u nisian, l.i*.t*,',v.*��'.v TinE TAnt. :.*.���-fha-jcr Rivrrt. For '"-t**. *St*i*1im*f r,'jndnv, A-..-.-t ��4 \V. utrnta'cr. Sand Head'. )ynamlt�� Tx^IcdIc:-. In Mexico Oroalec Wild Havoc���Fifty L" >'ic3 Recovered, City his wife this evening as he leaned forward In an embrace to kl.s her., Mexico, City, An,. :i. -II Is cat!- prior to her departure for a drive mated thai nearly 100 persons were jthrnui'h thp city with his Blstor Mr. killed and almost as many Injured ICoi i'-"! I '"ii mi '��� i her: vacation narly this morning whon o car loaded D��te TIM. High. l,..w. from the off'en and was elenn'ng an I i ' ��� ��� I ��� ������- whi " ils wlfl nti nounced thai she v/ii going on n drlvi ; ��� ���-��� |. .-������������. The rig was drawn ��� ..n ai the ri r ��� "l M":- Cox rl ip ' i let-. ��� . i* ���" in |. li b l"*r husband good-hyi I' annenrs that Hi" hui- If'gli. lo*:. Timo Mul. Tine. Hgt bnnd, still clutching the revolver in proper! .*. tli dynamite ran wild down tin hill * i Lh. pov di r works a' Saute r* lumpi *l ::... track and (Ihi bed Into n ':���'���'.i,, ; le lu ii- suburb of Tacti ��� v i, and ' *:'.���" '..I. *i hi .:*:'; ��� ���:* mill v. arr.und Lrembl ed ami i*r*; I damage was done to both i ,! ' 1 * :. ! ue.tll t , r r". * ,[OI 1 ll ' , . ��� i ������ " ��� ��������� ������ ft I' 'in': ' *. . ��� i ' ' i ��� i ��� '������ ���'.. e-ief ������ ������ . lorn wi" , were cn Id I I'i' ,,... . ��� li ;-i In the . fcr'eiila *| * <���;.-������ - ��� ���*,**i .- Gc . ���* r ������1 ��� ' ��� f'' 'i ��� i>'i"\.... ill. ".*! " ��� - " Ji'VM ll'l'rlll Of a 1 .|(.e I ��� ��� . ..... t'n "" i ..,., .. ��� ,.' n 'I ',:" " nflned in the '**' *ato prln undi ������ sen tone " " ���'��� ���- * * * ' ;. *��� ���'������" , - -. ��� e.. | , lhi ,(.f, -. f �� ......... ���i:..,���,.������,.������ ', uni :""1 ,-..*. ��� fi.,. . ��� '��� '���> e ..,., ,,.... 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IK 5.6 20 1)6 12 0 13 48 5.9 9 1ft 10.1 2 57 5 1 n 'il 11.9 14 22 7.0 IS 12 9.0 :i 118 4.7 2(1 IX 11 H 14 57 8.1 11 111 9.9 4 21 4.2 Within a radius of f>00 feot|lr"noichmenl proceedings were Inr.tl- ;: ind by Iho assembly ��� w*" thai H his hand pm his arm about hls wlf neck imi al the time of the embmee the revolver in pome manner "as ills- charged The ball entered lhe base nf lh" skull, back i r Hi" ear and Mrs tii iCox f. ll dead In her husband's anas Goos to London. Edmonton, Aug. 19 It has boen arranged that Miss Katherlne Hughes, shall resign her secretaryship to l.stn ilils ufternoon over BO hodloa Imneach Premier Blfton and the position ������! had been den froaj the ruins of Tacti- will nol from Hi" scene of the explosion every tilted house was demolished, while farther A ���". awaj in Hi" village and i.i tho adjoin- m ""���"* .vn of Sal: Pedro many fin" resi- "Tin l"--.| ."Iphes tleneen were badly damaged and their Is .���"-���nui. deslroiw thai thr eepdin iiiii '���" eopduetr.fi ". Interior furnishings ruined Numerous AmorlfMWB and other foreigners reside in Taeubnya and Ban I'edro bul none ol thom arc report".1 us Injured will In ""in*. full. Bnuarnly presented to the ii'tii ;,*'t *ii,"i*'ii and iiie only ls- : i'li e- Innocence of the d governor, Technicalities be Indulged In bv lln "i- tjllO 16.45 I H:�� B.8 15:116 9.2 grarual at London, Kngland. provincial archivist, to becomo one of baya and ihe Hed Cross had mlnls-lairers, The trial must be full and free. the seorotarys to the Alb."*, ngeni lered to ihe ;iecds of scores of In- The neonle *'re enl'llod to know, nnd lured. I will V.now ihe truth.' OUE SENATOR CHARGE3 ANOTHER WITH BOODLE. Washington, Aug 19 Tho house lobby Investigating commltto today continued to probo tho statement of I ii. McMlchael, i ne Limo chief page of the I.one,", thai Representative .1 T. McDi rmott, of Illinois, hsd becn giv. n $7500 ;o work against a "lean Bl ark" bill for the DlBtrlcl cf ''. lumbia, by pawnbrokers affected by tho bill. Tw i i f the three broker*' who contributed in a fund to be ue-.I against the bill d. nled that Mr M< Dermotl hsd "ven bi en aski .1 to oppose Its po . oge. Thi y swore ihey i* iis.il about f3750 for ubo In the employ ��� num' < f attorneys and for pn entlng printed arguments to congressmen. I ������:;��� Heldnnhelmor, who gave ���'," ���,..- cent "f the tolal said his scqunln- *:ii" with Representative MeDermotl v ,- sllvlr a"d his convei stlon with him :���' ml tho lo in bill was ' i nlj *��� '. '!*.' " r -e,-ii< In Corn Prices. Winnipeg, Aug, if' A hn ak In thi -'���r.i prices today w i the cause of .* ikeeii:- nf wheal prices on the ie" il a"i American markets. Al the utael Winnipeg v.as firmer on the . .ri' * cr ible weather conditions, hut 'i Inter i.i Bympathj with tho markets across the line and with thi weakness in com. Yeu will make no mistake in sencllrg us your order?, as you wil get thc ... AT THE ... Lowest Possible Prices Our i'i as ni :'.;'.e per Ib, 3 lbs. f ir ". 10; Me per Ib. 3 lbs $1.10; and 'i * pi : lb , li lbs, f i* $1.40, ar ��� Ihs itient value on the nnrket, We -juar- nit. e thom io git '��� satisfaction. Our Coffees also ol 35c, 40c and 4T,c por Ib, ure extra good values, and give perfect satisfaction to all users, Order a pound of "Mr Ton and Coffee, we would like an opportunity to prove to you thai thoy are good, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAC! Dean's Grocery Phone 386. Burr Block. Columbia S'rect., mi na������ The Bank of Vancouver HEAD OFFICE:: VANCOUVER, B.C. Branches Throughout the Province of British Columbia. Saving* Department nt all BranoheB Deposits of One Dollar and upwards received uud interest at the hlghcBt current rate puld or credited half yearly A GENERAL BANKING BU3INES8 TRANSACTED. Drafts and Travellers' Cheques sold, payable in all parts of the world. CHAS. G. PENNOCK, General Manager. New Westminster Cranch: A. W. BLACK, Manager. rig. TJVr.TIOaCB..: IJIUTISII COLUMBIA THOROUGHBRED ASSOCIATION SUMMER SEASON AT MINORU PARK CES DAILY East Passenger Train Service by B. C. Electric Greatest Meeting in History of Northwest 550-Ihroughbreds in Adion-550 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1913. THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. PA<JE KiV�� News'Sport Page That Everybody Reads LACROSSE :���: CRICKET :-; BASEBALL ;-= BOXING _*> OPEN RUGBY SEASON New Westminster Will Tackle Game at Once and Whack into 6ha|.e, A though not largely atte ndetl , lol- I owe ���rs of rugby who wcre at Ihe me-f tin;; In W. V. BdmondB' offlc ��� lust nigh ��� werw sufficiently keen '.1,1 eclde lha'. a rugby team should s igaw take Ctill Undecided. The Moose and All-Stars battled to i tie at Queens park last evening, the tlnal score standing 6-6 when the game was called on ucount of darkness. McCabe and Oentry wore tho battery for the Stars with Horne and THEY'RE COMING. Huhnke picns. on the mound for the chain- ,'������ BACEBALL BOARD GIVES DECISION ihe field and proceeded to the election Officers. The Bituation was thoroughly canvassed and ihe opinion wns unanimous thai there was plenty of good material available in the city if Iiie club was early organized, An cxecltlve was chosen who were :. 11 pr .pared to get oui and work to bring in prospective players In the meantime, A practice wlll be called for next .Monday evening at Queen's park. I.lo*.*.i who captained the team lust I seaaon, expressed bin Inability to take Hm field this season, but promised lo j .isms: Mi.' club ia every olher way. Harry Turney was elected to the office of Becretary and energetic- work : s expected by liiin If there are any | young fellows anxious to break into iiie game they are advised to communicate with him, A number of new men look up the name last year and considering all the difficulties the club worked under, soon picked up lhe points of the play. Failure to start practice early enough and to continue rularly wan lhe root of lhe weak ��� lasl year and the leason lias been ��� : heart. The officers elected are: Hon. presl- .;.:.' ii I). Brymner; Hon. vtce-prest- ���, Mayor (liny; president, It, M. Richardson; vice-presidents. It -1. Hi.'.maii and Canan d'Kasum: Becretary, Harry Turney; executive, C, ll ������_���. I' Duncanson, 11. Savage, E. I '���* ker and D. V. Saunders. Auburn, N. Y., Aug. 19.���The services of Player Miller was awarded ] to Montreal today by the national | bonrd of arbitration governing minor baseball leagues. Secretary .lohn Farrell, of the national association, announced today that the national association fini,a may have title to a limited number of player:, at any time, exclusive of managers nud Ineligible players as follows Class a. 28, class ll. 26, clasB C, 114; class I), n:;. No 'lull shall carry more than five suspend! d players on Its reserve list, Baseball Results. Winnipeg, Aug. 19.���Following Iheir victory over the Norwoods and the winning of the local senior lacrosse championship, the Young Conservatives are considering luking a trip west after the Manu cup, Kx- liibiilon games may be arranged at Itegina, Calgary and other western cltleB. CROSS AND DUNDEE FIGHT AT VERNON NOrtTHWESTERN LfcAGUE. Standing of the Clubs. Vancouvc Portland Seattle . Victoria T.ii oina Spokane ..67 . .7U ..til iO 75 Yesterday's Games. At Victoria. It. " rtl ind 2 Victoria 4 Pet. .579 .668 .646 .470 .441 .400 II. B. S 2 K 0 Batteries: Mayes and King; Pitch- in i* and Shea. At Spokane: It. H. B. Tacoma :t 7 6 iSpokane 6 Batteries: McQInnlty and j Smith and Hannah. M^^^^ At Seattle: It. II. K. ! Seattle 2 li 3 (Vancouver 10 11! 2 liaii. rles: Dell, Reardon 11 Crisp; B. C. BASEBALL HNALS Four Clubs V/ill Likely Play to Deci* Champions of the Ceason. IWally; Schmutz and Konnick. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Standing of the Clubs. W. New York 77 Philadelphia 14 Chicago 62 .".Tangemcnts wer.' nbout com ��� i last evening for a sudden .* impetltlon among the four . f ih" ll. C. Baseball league, In to determine the champions of son Yesterday President 8yd- Malcoimson got Ln touch with i Coqultlam and Fraser Mills ile North Vancouver have previous- expressed their willingness to en- ������ the field after the pennant Lccordlng to the present plan, all ...i... i wlll be played in tile city with i. rhaps i ne exception, thai a Fraser Mills. Pittsburg . Ircklyn . ] Iloston . . i Cincinnati 1st. Louis . ;68 ,49 .46 .4a .4:: and Pet .6114 .610 .r.l'.i . 454 .41! It .886 Yesterday's Games. II. 11. X ai Boston: Cincinnati ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Boston 2 5 1 Hatteries: .lohnson and Kliltg; Rudolph, Dickson and Rarlden. Second Kame: lt II. K Cincinnati - 7 0 Bi uon a Batteries: Suggs and Clarke and Whaling. Al New York: It. Pittsburg S New York li Hii . ri. s Adams and 1 ii Ts ier 11. 1: 14 :; l�� : Qibson and Mc j Fromme, Crandall. Schupp The H C. league, while ll does a _^an, Hartley, groal deal to promote inter-city ball! At Brooklyn: R, H. E. between amateur leanis. has. like all st. 1 ouis 6 12 ! other organlxatlons Just Btartlng up, I Brooklyn - " 1 had a hard road to hoe, with the re- Batteries Perrltt, Bailee and win- ault thai Hasting A. C. which was g0; Reulbacb, Ragon and Miller. 1 . ked upon to cop tbe rag, waa jvi,, r. forcd to lake the count owing to an . \ lua of players. Stirii a .scries among the four teams w. aid m>.in three gamoa altogether, and according to tlie local crowd Westminster will be thi seen in the filial ono. The date for ihe lirsi game will pn b: bly be arranged sometime loday. At Philadelphia: Chicago Philadelphia Batteries: Pierce ;. 11 and Killlfer. R. H. E. 2 S L' al Archer, Si a SPORT CHATTEK. I Hy the Potter.) 'i'li" annual moetlns r.r the City Socci r league will be held in the Moi se lodgo rooms 011 Thursday evening of this wit];, oouuni idng at 8 o'clock, it is probabli that iwo new teams ,11 b asl. the B. C E. 11. am! in*, '...iv.r-, wiii apply lor a franchise, wh:.,. P. limb,. Moose, city. Sapperton a: i tb ��� Hn' Iters are all ready to start mil m tlie race for champion honors. Delegates from every club are expected lo ba on baud Thins dav . vening, together witli ail other persons interested in the winter game. 1,. Pet 38 .661 46 .tiun 49 . 56;; 55 .53d 57 .4S2 66 .426 7:1 .isl fill II K l.ou Angeles, Aug. 19.���Leach Cross and Johnny Dundee were matched tonight to box 20 rounds on the afternoon of September 1 at the Vernon arena. This ended anxiety of the llghl fans out the cancelling of the Cross-Rivers match owing to tb Indisposition for training of the litil Mexican. The winner of tlie Labor Day bou will b;. used on Admission Day. according lo the argument of the promoters. The winners of the two Labor Day contests here and at Vancouver will lie matched, or the winner of lhe local Dght will meet Atl Wolgast. Should Wolgast fail, Rivers will be used. vote. Without a further break in the Democratic, ranks, however, the vote should still be 48 to 47, should ail pairs be broken and all senators return. Should the Democrats Insist upon withdrawing existing pairs, the advantage would be largely in their favor, as Senators Dupont and Root, Republicans, are now In Kurope; Senator Burleigh is ill, anil Senator Works has Indicated that he does not expect to return to Washington for the tariff session. Senator Simmons gave notice thai he would offer further amendments to the BUgar schedule before the bill was approved, to make it clear that existing sugar duty of $1.90 per 100 pounds Is to continue In force until the new rate of $1 per MO pounds becomes effective next March. Senator Cummins said he believed until Buch amendments were made, sugar would come in free of duty from the time the new tariff became law until the proposed duties take effect next year. AN EXCELLENT PICTURE PROGRAM FEATURING "Humanovo" Talking Pictures PETE MURPHY POPULAR SOLOIST. At the Theatres Matinee: 2 to 5. Night: 7 to 11. Adults, 13c. Children, 10c. THE REPLY DIRfCf Manager Graham Is Quite Willing to Meet Port Coquitlam Under Fair Conditions. AT THE EDICON THEATRTi. One of the most interesting picture dramas that has ever been shown in this city is "The Curse of the (iolden Land," a two part Vitlgraph special feature tiiat will be presented today at tl.e Kdison theatre. A Itussian peasant, disgusted with the oppression of the poor In hia own country, emigrates to Amer.ca, where he 6 Although llttlo is heard on tin. treeta, ii i understood Hun several .! ih.* amateur Ice hockey magnates11t^tl i aie sleuthing around picking up likely |Schalk material for tlie Wostmlnster City league ihis coming winter, With four teams connected with Hie organization ii is generally believed thai a better brand of hockey would be dls- play, wlilch would draw an even better attendance, AMERICAN LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs. W. " Phlladi Iphla 74 CU veland on Washington 6:i Ch.cago 62 Boston 5.1 D troll 40 S:. I.ouis 45 New Vork :',S Yesterday's Camca. At Del roil: lt. Philadelphia 4 Detroit I'. 7 2 Han. lies: Shawkey, Houck, Bender iml Lapp, Schang; Hall, Lake and Stanage, \i i leveland: R. ll. B. Washington r. 13 l 'Cleveland l 7 0 Batteries: Johnson and Alnsmllb; : I'aik,inburg ard Carisch. Ai Chicago: it. II- E. 1 Iloston 1 6 (i Chicago 5 11 3 llatteries: Collins. Mostly, Thomas. d Carrigan; Clcotte mul Trouble is brewing between the : WeBtmlnster Moose and the Port Co quitlam baseball outiit following the iiinouncemciit in ihe News of Munday last stating thai Manager Fitzgerald, of the l'ort City team, was leoldedly peeved at the claim of 13111 Graham for tlie championship of the lower mainland. KHz is still hot under the collar and while Graham cannot be quoted in thai frame of mind, a series of three games between lhe two teams appears lo 1 ��� the only solution to the controversy. "We have met Coiiuitlam five timea this season and got away with three," staled Graham yesterday, "but I am willing to forgel the past just bo long as Fitzgerald comes to time and agrees to play his regular team and not import several stars of the neighborhood to assist him. Ruyle or anybody el.-e with tin- team will be acceptable, although the Port Coqultlam malinger, if In* announces Ruyle as Uie twlrler, must play him. Clys Strictly Amateur. "On two occasions this season." continutd Qrabam, 'has tbe Coqultlam crowd given out that Ruyle would be in the box only to make a change perhaps because the side bets were not up to the mark. As for the challenge io mak.. a side bet of llun winner i:i.." all the receipts, nothing doing . n that stuIf. We have no inten- ni'ii i.f playing semi-professional ball nnd ail onr men can toe the mark as far as amateur status is concerned. Washington Tennis. Everett, Wash". Aug. 19.���The first and second rounds wert' played today :n lhe men's similes of the Western Washington tenuis tournament on thf c uirts of the Everett Tennis club. iiie feature of today's play was ihe match between Clare Shannon, of Seattle, inter-collegiate champion of Washington and Oregon, and M. 11 Wildes, nf Everett. Shannon winning, 10-S, 4-6, 9-7. PRESIDENT WILSON WINS AND 10SES [speedily obtains employment in a Clothing factory, iie leani3 quickly j ami beforo long manifests extraordinary ability as a clothing d*-; gner, eventually becoming the chief de- . signer for liis linn. At first he writes home regularly to ln.s wife and child i:i litis-sia, bin. becoming filled with [Cheat and the dealer had no advantage, (iood players could beat others. He denied lhat he ever laid information against accused or the house or ! that a Japanese boy had lost $2.(0 in the place. Like Black Jack. Chief liradshaw, Detective Burrows and Sergeant Bruce testified to witnessing a game being played for money on the night of August 11. The accused dealt the cards. The game was Nantan, explained Chief Bradshaw, a game analogous to Black au,billon, he ceases to write and pre-' jack ��� pares to divorce his wife so that he may make an influent ial marriage, Into Business. Afti r a time be becomes a partner in a rival clothing firm and his success in life is definitely assured. Ills divorce having been obtained, he prepares to propose to the young woman he has selected as a useful and In- eueutial wife for him. Sending out into the factory for an errand boy to take a bouqu.'t of flow, rs to the lady, he is astonished lo see liis own son enter the room. Come to America. Ills wife and son. fearing that something lias happened to him because they have not beard from him for Buch a long time, have come to America in search of him. Not being able to find her husband, who has changed hls name, the woman is forced to seek employment and has found it In the factory of whicb he is now the head. Hearing the pitiful story of the privations suffered by his wife while seeking for him, the man re- the and MATSQUI =SNAP= WE ARE OFFERING EXTRA VALUES IN A QUARTER SECTION OF GOOD LAND, CLOSE TO ALDERGROVE AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. PRICE $50 PER ACRE. TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER ALSO TWO FIVE-ROOMED HOUSES FOR RENT IN CITY AT $15 PER MONTH. APPLY WESTMINSTER TRUST, LIMITED J. J. JONES, Managing Director. Head Office: New Westminster, B.C. RICHARDSON & HUMPHRIES MEN'S OUTFITTERS. 709 Columbia St. Westminster Trust Bids:. The police had frequently ported the playing of games in house at all hours of the night morning. Playing for the Eats. Mrs. Mita declared tliey were playing for 10 cents and another witness that they were playing for candies and suppers. On the Ilth she was dealing the cards and there was $2.40 in silver on the table. When the police entered the room the players grabbed the money up. The woman kept a fruit anad candy store, but not a rooming house. Case Adjourned. The case was adjourned in the circumstances slated, accused's bail of $50 being renewed. ^^^^^^^^^^ five respectably attired Japanese charged with frequenting a gamin house were lined up and their cases were also adjourned, their bails of $20 being renewed. Their cases depends noon the outcome of Mr Mita's trial. G. E. Martin prosecuted for ___________ ... . ri. t . police, and J. P. Hampton Hole realizes the wrong that he has done fentJed the de- thi-m and. sending for asks for her forgiveness acknowledges their rei him and places them In thnt he has earned for wife, he He proudly iiii nship to the position tbem. The trials that both have gone through bind bush tnd and wife still more closely and th.y find happiness in facing the hattle of life together. "The Curse of Hi*. Coldeii Land" has been produced with unusual ail n tion to detail and some of the Hus slan sc'iie;-, posses, great educational v.ilue. giving one a glimpse of the pitiful conditions cf poor peonle thor" and i f the Btrangem anner in which they live WHERE DO BAD IAPS j GO MN THEY DIE? Land $3100 Per Acre Wenatchee. Wash.. Aug. 19 ���C. E. | Pochel has sold his five-acre orchard I at Miller and Peachy streets, just out- ' side the city limits, to H. W. Lanpher j of Wichita Kan. The purchase price is $15,500, and is the same as Mr. I Pochel paid for the property two years ago. The new owner took possession and will have the full benefit of this year's crop, wblch consists of about 20H0 boxes of apples. T'ie varieties include mosllv Winesapsand a few Jonathans and Delicious. It is estimated that the crop is worth about $2500. 25��|0 OFF REGULAR PRICES That is the inducement we are offering the prospective purchasers of Electrical Fixtures. See Our Hot-Point Irons and Heating Apparatus All Madza Lamps at Reduced Prices, 60c Shades from 75c to $1.50���Now from 15c to 45c WEBER & SOLEY ELECTRICIANS, SIXTH STREET Contractors for Every Kind .of Electrical Work AI garni St. Louis -St, Louis-New posl poned; mln. York In Police Court Jaoanese Thinks that After Hades Japan ComCs First ���Cas: of Cumbline. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Ttandinn of the Clubs. _______________ I Newark 80 ^^^^^^^^H Rochester nn iiu. local cricket olub are still lead- Baltimore 88 lng the Vancouver and District league. I Buffalo .Mi ali hough they are bolug given a hard | Montreal 57 'in'" bv the liurrards. North Hurnaby jii ronto 66 is scheduled to play here on 8atur- Providence BB .'ay afternoon, but it is doubtful Jersey (ity 45 whether llioy wil lm able to master Yesterday's Games nu eleven, in event of whieh the! Baltimore 7-6. Montreal 1 local! will Journey to Port Coqultlam. On Sunday afternoon ihe lenm leaves I i* Vlcterla whore they will play all cf next week. L. ret. 41 .66i r>2 .570 58 .517 til .402 63 .47T, 66 .IW.) 67 .461 76 .;;;.", .jersev (ity L Rochester Providence 8, iiulTalo 2. Nov.ark 14, Toronto 1. The regular weekly gun shoot of the Westminster (Um cluh will be hehl rn Iho Lulu Island traps this evening, A good attendance Is ex- i'i"'*d in order that members can get 'n chape for the opening nf the game siason nnd also for the special shoot to ba held on Saturday, August no. The llnul C.'ime cf lhe seiie-i of thr." between the married nnd single men'll baseball tenuis of the B. ('. K. R, w'll be played ol Moodv purk this ��*venlng, wllh the loser taking the iMi of paying for the dinner lo he given later. Tlle line-up of th" mnr- ricd men will bSI Hutchinson, Thomp. i*. in. Lewis, Marl'n, Kred Hue, Robin- eon, Iluprlght, Cameron nnd Silver. The game will fltnrt at 6:15 o'clock. NOW BUT 35 CONT^NDrf: FOR TENNIC CHAMPIONSHIP Newport, ILL. Aug. 10.���Out of the field of LIS entrants for thh nll- ci mors singles championship In the thirty-third annual tournament of the l'nited States National Lawn Tennis association, tliere remain tonight but 86 contenders for the title, Under talrlv fivonible playing conditions the elimination process was both rapid and without sensational upsets, Among the survivors are N. \V. Nlles, Alfred H. Dnbney, W, M. Wash- bum, li. Norrls Williams, William M. .lohnslfii, 8. S, Monlvil, M. II. Mc- J.oughlln, .1. Ii. Straohan, T, c. Bundy, W. J. Clothier, Dean Mathey, Robert Dorov, Wallace P, Johnson and Richard II. Palmer. Washington, Aug. 19.- President Wilson's program for free sugar In 1916 carried the day in the senate today, when Democrats rallied to the support of the tariff bill and defeated all amendments to the sugar sWiodule. Willi all but Senators Hansdell and Thornton, of Louisiana, standing flrtn- ly for the administration, the Democrats defeated the Hristow amendment Cor a compromise duty; the Norrls amendment against free sugar, and Hi.. Qalllnger amendment against free maple sugar. An amendment to abolish tbe Dutch Standsird color lest for sugar wns idopted during the fight I'ndcr Its provisions the Dutch standard agalnsl Which ii consistent fight has been waged sine limn, will be abolished ���is sivin as the tariff bill becomes law, 'nnl.ml of next March, ns the measure would otherwise have provided. The President Wine. The proposal to put nil enne and -nv siivir (���*) the free H"t In 1116. behind which President Wilson has mustered the DemooratiO mn.lerltv after a long nnd nersi^teii' effort, came ���nuarflly before the senate on u motion by Senator Norrls, Ticmitilean t0 ��trlk��> onl "'it fenture of tbe bill. Thl�� .vi"*. tiefen'ed by a viva voce vo'e. ond S*-"nto- Norrls mnde no demand for �� ro" call. This Monnsal will come up again, when (he bill has nnssed Its present i tare of conr-idernllon In committee of tbe whole, and advances to th" next mid Inr In the senate. Senator Hnns- dell. of Louta'anS, w-hn gave notice rnrl'er In Ihe day thnt he wou'd -make a similar mo'1'-'! ifi-ed Sen "tni1 Nor- r's to wait. v" ~'e ---'n the motion wiii undoubted)? oil tor tx record vale, but Democratic leaders tonight f.v.,-,..;prft rntlre confidence tbit thev "���onitl still have a clear majority of nt least one vole. | Can't P.c Paired Off. Senator Works Is now In California The trial of Mrs. Mlta, a Japanese woman, for running a gambling Joint at ^7 McNeely sire"., was abruptly suspei led in the police court yesterday, ...a., i'r.**. 0 Kiiiiionds being dis satisfied with tiie evidence of llarl Oyashi, a witness for the prosecution who turned suddenly hostile. The magistrate said "1 am not satisfied tbls man is telling tho truth. 1 shall adjourn the case until lomor- row morning, in the meantime he will slay In jail until tin n lo think It over." To thtt- witness: "Come hick liere tomorrow morning and tell the truth, l may be mistaken, bm i think you are deceiving the court." No Third Denree. .1. P. Hampton Bole, for the de fence, expressed the hope that wit ness would be prelected from any THEATRE Entire Change of Program Daily. Vitagraph Feature Today 1 TSieCurseof the Golden Land Special Feature in Two Parts. Distance and prosperity estrange the man from his wife and boy The unexpected meet, lng of father and son brings the man to his senses. Don't miss this one. ���"> I pclice Is not a sus belief third degree attentions of the during bis Incarceration. I The court, severely! "There the slightest occasion for such gestlon, Mr. Hole." He Knew. | llarl Oyashl'S theological covered Christianity and Buddhism. but It wns evident he did not under* Htatid the Inquisitorial interrogations, j He signified with an upward jerk of ,thn thumb the abode of Ibe blessed after denth. The dammed be consign ed to japan, until the Japanese word for hell was mentioned, when he nd mltted that region had greater claims on the wicked. Couldn't Sneak Either. An Interpreter having been called little better progress was made. Mr. Ogannirn, tho oD'iclal ln question. complained ihat witness" Japanese wns like his English, unintelligible. Asked to give nn exhibition of the game witness complied with glee, dealing out the miniature Japanese cards wllh a grin that concealed most of hl-i face. The game was like hla evidence, noi very clenr, the Inter preter breaking in Impatiently with thc exclamation that he could give a Pathe Educational A STUDY OF BIRD LIFE Song? by Lawrence Children. Hotel Dunsmuir Eighth Street. Reduced Tariff to Meet the Times. WEEKLY RATES���All outside rooms $4.00; Court rooms, $3.00: daily rate 75c. and $1.00. Newly furnished. Hot and cold running water and telephone in all rooms. GOOD CAFE IN CONNECTION. EMPRESS THEATRE ^^^^^^^^ Vancouver Week Bcginninn Mondiy. August 25. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Caturday. Henry V,', Savage's Tremendous Dramatic Spectacle, "EVERY WOMAN" 150 People. Symphony Orchestra. Nights and Saturday matinee 50c to $2.00. Thursday matinee 50c to $1.50. Tuesday matinee 25c, $fc, 75c and $1.00. Mall orders filled now. This is the original New York company. 11910) Bitulithic Paving The Most Scientific of all Pavings Is meeting with the greatest favor wherever laid. Bltulithic on Second Street, New Westminster with Boulevard Dowr the Centre. Pttulithlo ls noiseless, non-slippery, practically dustless, easy on horses' feet, aud, above all, particularly durable. Kor these reasons Bltulithic Is commended highly by owners of automobiles and borses, householders, ana city officials. It has been adopted by fifteen clues lu Canada, and over two hundred tn tbe tinned slates. Columbia Bitulithic, Ltd. Phone Seymour 7130. 714-717 Dominion Truat Building, Vancouv nnd Is not nalred with nny Democratic I better show himself. renator. Nine Demo-ruts were nalr- I A Very Fair Game. ed With nine HcpiibltcanB on today's Witness said It was Impossible to White Rock "The Playground of B.C. WHITE, SHILES & Co., Official Age: *> its caub bix THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. WEDNESDAY, AUGU8T 20, 1913. Classified Advertising AGENCIES. I I.ASSIFIED ADS WILL BB ItE- ceived for The News at the following placea: F. T. Hill's drug store, b2i> Columbia street; A. Sprice, yueeiiBborough, Lulu Island. **��������������������������������������������� ��. RATES. ��� *����������������������������������������� Classified���One cent per word per nay: 4c per word per week; 15c per mouth; 6.000 words, to be used as re- ouired within one year from date of contract, $26.00. V ANTED���MISCELLANEOUS. tXPBRIENCH j.res work by oillce. DRESSMAKER DK- day. llox IU 14 News (1914) V ANTED���ROOMS AND HOARD IN private family for married couple, tjox 1H08 News. (1908) \...NTEft ��� AT THE STERLING hotel, a few respectable citizens .ho apprepciate a comfortable and i:p- to-date room. Rates $1.50 and upwards weekly. Also three room- ��� cd Suites furnished, gas, electric .ight, hot and cold water. Only $15 ier month, U9H) ORGANIST WANTED POR ST, Aldan's Presbyterian church, corner Seventh avenue and Fourteenth street. Apply to Oeorge Halliday, 1410 Tenth avenue. (1SD6I WANTED ��� OENERAL SERVANT. Apply evenings at 212 Queens avenue. (1899) COOK WANTED FOR FAMILY OF six; married woman. Apply staling and references to box 1S95 11895) wages News office. BOARD AND ROOMS. HOARD AND ROOMS narvon atreet. Ai' I CAR- 119181 FOR BALE FOR SALE-NEW SEVEN ROOMED modern liouse close to Queens park. A snap for some one. Enquire 511 Maple street. (1917) GREAT EASTERN CABLE REPAIRED Steamer After Minia Returns to Completing Hard, cult Task Halifax Diffi- SNAP���TWO LARGE LOTS IN BTJR- naby. 69x1110. Will sacrifice for immediate Bale. Apply ('. H. Patterson, owner, Edmonds. (19121 FOR SALE EIGHT close in. Owner, News office. ROOM HOUSE, apply box 1916 Hill.". Halifax, Aug. 19.���After six months' bucking the turbulent North Atlantic final repairs have been effected to the cable strung forty years ago by the famous Great Eastern between ; 1 INewfoundland and Ireland, and the! cable ship Minia has returned to Hall- j FOR SALE- 27 FOOT SKIFF, 4 H.P. '*���*��� she was Jl,st one month n way * engine. 1321 Third avenue. (1890)lIrora l'"rt tllis ,r|P aml finished lhe I FOR SALE���$1.00 DOWN, week. Canada's Pride Malleable I mtd-ot work begun $1.00 PER months wer. 'Un. this year, when live j ��� occupied in cruising in The old cable is ouee Ranges; every one guaranteed. Mar ket square, dS26i COLLECTIONS. BAD DEBTS COLLECTED EVERY where. No collection, no charge. American-Vancouver Mercantile Ag ency, 330 Hastings street west, Van couver, B.C. (1S25) MBSUB rsr���i, Bradley Apartments. Most up-to-date in the city. Private baths, electric stoves. Furnished and Unfurnished Suites. $20 per mouth and upwards. '213 Fifth Ave, Office Phone 750 . STANDARD TRADING LIMITED., COMPANY. 18 TAKE NOTICE, pursuant tn section of the "Companies Act," that tlu* above named company Intends, one month after the date hereof, t., apply lo llie Registrar f Joint-Stock Companies t.�� change ils name to "standard Discount Company, Limited. C. E. CAMPBELL, Secretary. Dated in New Westminster, B.C.. thin thirtieth dav of Julv, 11113. (1870) TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY PRAIRIE l'AUM WANTED fur S full sized hits, well Hurnaby. TO RENT. FOR RBNT���FURNISHED HOUSE- keeping rooms; every convenience; Jit*, up monthly. Knights of Pythias block, Agnes street. 11901) ALBERTA FARM 1 .,*.*i. in exchangi ly modern houae, FOR RENT .sitnat' ..n *>'.'" ar lil COTTAGE TO RENT FURNISHED, one half block from Central school; bath, electric light; $20 per month. Apply 224 Seventh slreet. (1897) HALL AND LODOB HOOM TO RENT in the Labor Temple. Terms reasonable. Apply D. S. ('ameron, secretary, Labor Temple building. Phone R280. (1878) FURNISHED COMPLETE, HOL'SE keeping rooms, $16 and $18 per month at 224 Seventh street. ilS'Jl) A SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, 37 Agnes street. Phone 638 L. (1836) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. South Westminster School. SEALED TENDERS, subscribed 'Tender for South Westminster School." will he received un t�� h""11 "f -Mnndav. the 1st .I..*,- of Scpti mb. r, 1913, by the Honourable ���,h., Minister of Public W..rkH. for the erection and completion of a two-room school and conveniences, etc. plans, s; Ificatluns, contract an.l forms ..f tender may bc. Been i n an.l after the Uth day ..f August, 1913, a' ih.* office .if Mr A. .;. Marshall, s. .i*.*'uy. Sei 1 Board. South Westminster: Mr s A Fletcher, Government Agent, New Wesiminster: >.r th.- Departmenl of Public .V,.rUs. Victoria. I) Cl Intending tenderers can, l.v applying to the undersigned, obtain one copy <��f plans and specifications f ip sum nf ten dollars i tin >. whieh it.'l L ��� refunded on receipt of plans hi good order Each proposal musl i��* ;. mpanled by an accepted bank cheque or certificate ..f deposit on u chartered hank ..f Canada, made pnyal le to the Honourable the Minister .if Public Works, f..r :. sum equal to 10 per .���������nt. of lender, which shall be forfeited If lhe puny tendering decline to enter Inii, contract wh, alted upon to d" sn. nr If he f:.il In complete 111" w.,rk contracted for The cheques -.i certificates nf deposit ,.f unsuccessful tenderers win Ik- return...J In lh-*ni upon lbe execution nf the contract Tendera will nnt I," considered unless mads nut nn the farms supplied, signed with the iirtiiui Hijnmiur.. of ine tenderer, an*i ,-ml,me.i lu envelopes furnished. Th.- Inw.'Ht ur nny tender uot necessarily rt.eept.sl, .1 E GRIFFITH. l'i.bile Works Engineer fi-pai-iment i.t public Works, Victoria. nr.. Anmist 6th, 1)11 .1KB.*",) OR RENT Iioubc, "th Full RENT house, close ."ireful teni R.. Lots 602, Ri.::. 604 more under operation afier lining sev- Ieral years idle. Throughout lier Tour weeks al sea the Minia was shrouded in fog audi she was forced to lay to for days uu-i til the weather would clear. Winn j she reached her destination'the offi- j ��� cers discovered the buoys that they had strung on the parted cable end ' I last year had broken adrift in ilic in- j lervening period ami grappling had I to be resorted to to locate the l'nes. iiu r... *��������������� n liundred_miles wui u.\ .Heart's Content, tlie western terminus jof the cable, hedges were sunk two thousand fathoms to the floor of Ihe ocean, With the grappling hooks dragging along more than two miles 'below, the -Minia steamed northward 'and succeeded In clutching the cable on llm first sounding. This was brought to the surface und when tin* end was found a buoy was attached with a light cn It. Because of the f>g the work could not be proceeded with i immediately, and the Minia slowly battled with tho current drifts while keeping within touch of tin. guiding light on the buoy. Swept Away by Current In one stretch of eight days she j lay thus, and thoae in charge were | led an exciting dance in holding in I view of the light. Twice the current i carried th" ship away, but she recov- ; ered lier position after several hours ', of steaming about in circles. Finally a clear day prevailed and ��� xchange , - ,. . , iit.-.l liil'n two hours was accomplished the i i operation thnt so long the elements had prevent..d. After jplicing on to KS,"thSrou^h- the old cable the thirteen mil,' gap: well located, ihls city between the broken ends was replac- led with new material and the cable] house piaCed ready for use. The Minia then proceeded Beven- i hed���4-rootn modernIteen miles in a northerly direction. to fix a cable running between Hearts Content and Queenstown, iiie iin portance of the recently installed i frigidometer was fully established. This was the first oxhaiis'-i.*.- test for the Iceberg detecting device, and it I was fulfilled with ample exactitude. (Whenever a drop or rise of tmnpera- i ture of any degree occurred in tlie J water it was duly recorded on the dial, while the coolness of llie air was similarly registered. There still remains however, ihe opportunity of trying it in ihe neighborhood of icebergs f ir not afforded during the Edtm ihnrmudilv n lap rent and 1.* EASTMAN & COMPANY. Phone 312. 201 Westminster Trust Building I, LAND REGISTRY ACT. no;, r.oc, f,*j*:, s::;, 628, 829, .:.;... 631, 1. Map 114. In lb" Westminster, Port: i]^^ was of Lot -lis, Uroup Dlstriet of N.*�� Hammond Juneil Whereas pr..uf of the less ,,f certificate nf title Number 12646 F. Isnuc.1 In tho name nf rc.iwin *). Simmonds has been filed In this office. Notice Is hereby given Unit I shall, al lhe expiration nf nne nmnth from the dam nf ihe rirst publication herenf. In a daily newspaper published In the City nt New Weutrolnster, Issue a duplicate nf th.- said Certificate, unless in ihe meantime valid objection be made In nie ln writing. J. C. GWYNN, District Refflstrur nf Titles. Land Registry onicc, New Westminster. B.C., 2nd AuKiist, 191.1. (1846) ���cruise jusl ended because the lower North Atlantic is now free from these '"phantoms of lbe deep." An additional discovery has attended these operations of the Minia��� the action of the sea and periodical (repairs have caused this transatlantic linn to shift its position several ! miles. passing, and Baldwin walked toward-. the car from the sidewalk, but Baldwin deviated from his course and finally went to the prostrate man with the object of assisting him. Spatrani, however, picked himself up and walk-j ed around the car to take tlm num- j ber, The chauffeur asked Baldwin if he did not think the man was drunk, and Baldwin said it certainly sei'iiud us if be had had enough. The Italian who had heard tlm conversation, rushed at Baldwin, and Btruck him between Hm <\es. breaking his glasses. Spatrani and Ills witnesses, swore that Baldwin bad gone up io the Dalian and had roughly uhaken hlin. but the accused admitted striking Baldwin. CWADA MUCH LIKE SWEDEN HAS IDEAS ON VALUE OF FEET AND TOES Wli ' 'I'll ��� I ��� LAND REGISTRY ACT. is > anil 1.", .if Lol ���-'. and Lots 1. 2. i. :���. ���!... :*",. ..f Lol i. subdivision" i-.t fi. Suburban Block I. In the iv ..f New WeBtmlnster, reus pronf nf the |rxM nf Certlfieale ��� S'umb'T '.i'sl*tl*. Issued in the name chlan McCjuarrh- has been filed In 'I.- is hereby given thai 1 shall, nt .lion of ..ne month from the * I:, t��- *-*.t publteiilh.il hereof, in a dnilv ��� |ni1.lished III lhe CItV nf SVw ster, Nsue a duplicate "I 'he si.l.l unless In tbe meantime valid Ji e: .mi be made HI: ��� ' Registry ��� isih A. .1. < Met Off iii writing . GWYNN, Registrar *,r TII -���. New Weston Spokane, Au. 19.���While one foot may only be worth $10,000 to the owner of two healthful legs, the remain- mPi ing foot is more valuable and the loss! of three of ils toes is worth $20,000, especially if the owner happens to weigh 330 pounds, according to the supplemental report tiled in the superior court yesterday by B. A. Kennedy, a conductor on the Spokane, i'ortland and Seattle, Kennedy, who suffered a crushed foot while In the employ of tlm railroad company last year, filed suit asking $10,000 for bis loss. In his supplemental complaint, he declares lhat his first injury had thrown his entire weight of 830 pounds onto his other foot, causing a deformity that cost him three additional tore. Kennedy alleged he parted with his, , right foot on April 29. 11.12, following 11*'',!'.'ll'11,' ."' the accident. He further alleged that his left foot became Irritated as a result of the double work it was nblig ed lo perform. The condition finally became such that It was necessary to amputate two of the toes laat October, May 29, he says, Imh great [>*., the third to be lost, was amputated. In his amended petition, Kennedy asks that his damages be fixed at $30,000, instead of tbe $10,000 whicb was asked for the loss of the foot which was crushed. NINETY PER CENT. ARE PEAIN LIARS Recorder Semple Has Poor Opin ion of Wltnecsts Who Come Before Him HALF OF FLAMEFESTS WORK OF FIREBUGS Toronlo, Aug. IH -Sensational statements regarding fires in Toronto and important recommendations concerning the need for more up-to-date equip ment have been made by Fire Chief John Thompson In an official report to the mayor. 1 am sa-'isfied that fifty per cent. Mom real, Aug. in. "(in about lid per cent of tlm cases that come lie- fore mc it is apparent tbat someone is deviating from tlm truth," declared Mr. Recorder Semple in the recorders' court. "it is abundantly evident." hn continued, lhat many untruths are tol'] by witnesses in tIiIh court, consequently it is Impossible to give judgment on the strict evidence. All tlm circumstances have to bn taken Into and I must decide which of various conflicting* statements are reasonable, and can ba ac i copied. Judg.'in. nis cannot lm de llvered according to the evidence when it is quite contradictory, nor I yet on the number of witnesses who swear on behalf of oue party. One 'must decide who is telling tlie truth and give judgment accord.ugly." I In the particular case which called i forth tlm above remarks. Recorder I Semple found the accused guilty although ibem were three witnesses for the defence, whereas the plaintiff (had only one. Mr. Semple did not I declare that lhe evidence of the three was proof of deliberate prevarication jon their part, but stated thai they might have been mistaken, as thn*. apparently some distance away fn t the scene of the assault, while the witness for the prosecution was stand ing close by. In many other caws. however, the recorder had not tlm : slightest doubt that there was diiiber- late falsehood. BURGLARS BEAT THEM ALL IN RACE FOR LIBERTY Doctor, Wife. Po'icc and Chauffeur Were Too Clow Minneapolis, Aug. 19.- Discovering burglars ransacking his home when he returned last night, Dr. C. D. Wright. 221 Grovi land avenue, hi- wife and chauffeur surrounded the house in an effort to capture them. The physician stood guard at the front door. Mrs, Wright at a Bide entrance and Hi" chauffeur at the rear, whin neighbors telephoned tlm police. The burglars, however, escaped b" fore the polk* ��� arrivi d. A nail of burned matches showed thai ilm burglars bad entered tlm room of Miss Muriel Wright, lime a jewel case had been forced open and it. contents, several rings, a necklace, bracelel and watch, lay scalier- ed ovi r tlm bureau, Two of the bureau drawer- .win open. Win n the burglars found they were discovered tiny leaped from a window to llm ground on llie side where there was nc guard They nol. nothlns except two aigrettes. ll was lh. f Hh limn in thn B years tliat Hi" Wright In.ine has been enter ed by burglars, HERBERT PV'PAL&CO, -kii 1 STORAGE of the recent fires in Toronlo were ofj Tho case In question was tliat of James ('. Baldwin, a messenger In the employment of the Canadian Hank of Commerce, who summoned John Spa tral, a city foreman, employed in road work on SI. Catherine street. It was alleed that Spatrani on Sunday, Aim 3. struck Baldwin, The recorder sentenced Spatrani to pay tlm complain ant $7, the value of Hm eye-glasses broken, and suspended sentence on the charge of assault. The circumstances that led up to the assault were peculiar. Spatrani was on llm road in charge of his gang wh.-n an automobile thut was proceeding slowly down tlm slreet ran into hlm and gently knocked him over. According to Um evidence of Baldwin nnd his witness the driver of the car called to Baldwin who was incendiary origin," Chlet Thompson j wrote. Referring to the water sup ply, llm fire chief added that lm wa. convinced tlm water pressure in connection with the fires on Balmtito street and Jersey avenue was awav below what it should have been in i those localities. Regarding Ihn need for more up I lodaln apparatus, he declared: "I am prepared to recommend thnt at least J $100 On" be expended for motor equipment f' i* the purpose of bringing the department up lo modern requirements," The report was addressed to Controller Church, acting mayor, who moved for the statement during the absence of his worship Mayor Itock- ien In Newfoundland. PRISONERS HELP CAPTOR WHEN HE IS HURT Montreal. Aug 19.- Detective Joseph Fan.ault w.i.t staggering into ilm detective off.'.;, with bis nose broken and l.udb eut aboul tlie head and Bbouldera. II" was jusl abb' to reach the office ..hen he collapsed On IiIb recovery lie refused to go to the hospital and was sent home. Detective Fain ult was coming from Sherbrooks, Que., with two prisoners who were ..anted in Montreal for the theft of nn automobile. He wa-*, passing through SI. Johns at one o'clock in the morning, when tlm au n mobile Ml over an embankment, throwing the detective out nnd on to a pile of rocks. Assisted bv the prisoners, he extricated himself and thev continued cn their way to Montreal. on being examined bi the doctor lm wuh found to have several nasty cuts and wounds, and lm will not bo able to report for dutv f r hhii? time. Detective Faucauli is the same man who was shot in the head bv John Dillon about two y. ars n"". when fie latter kent the police at bay for tour and a half hours. Visiting Geologist Struck With Similarity of Two Countries���Dominion's Old Rocks Winnipeg, Aug. 19. On account of Its similarity to Sweden In both cliui ale alii in llm physical character of Hi" country, Dr. Percy Quensel, ot Um university of Upsala and one ": tlm Swedish representatives at the International Geological congress, finds Canada tlie logical objective of Scandinavian Immigration. Dr. Quensel considers the Canadian climate suited in evi ry way lo the Swedes, who, lm said, do not prosper us well In tropical countries as th.y do in countries further north. I.asi year, owing to a series of social disturbances, a number of men nnd women left Sweden for lirazil. a country which, from th.' standpoint of climate, was not a! all suited for them, iiie result, unfortunately, was obvious. Within u Bhort Bpace of time tlm government bad to I ring back those who were still alive at lta own expense, while, on tlm other hand, those "who have come on: to Canada and the United Stales have prospered. Two Coun'rie-i Alike ���*! bave been astonish) d ai th llarltles of tin- iwo countries,' went on. Bmlllng. "To a geologlB'., and to a Swedish geologist, Canada is of especial Interest, as both lands were at otm tlmn covered wiib great fields of ice. which, iii passing off. have left Indelible it'ar'.is on both countries which In every way are Identically the same, llut mere remark able st 11 lo uu* is ihn lake district ,n the northern pari of your province. 1 sp.nl llm week nnd on an island In Muskoka and as I Iiv in a hammock looking out over the lake I was amazed at thu familiarity of the seen,., l mlgbt have been in the heart of Sweden. The hike with Its rockv shores, the great forests, the rugged Islands, all ure familiar to a Swede. The only difference lhat 1 could find was that our forests have more pines than yours." Oldest Rocks in World Dr. Quensel finds that tlle rock formations in Canada ure also exactly the same as those In Sweden and are, he said, among the oldest In the world. lln Intends to take several trips through the Dominion before he re turns to resume Ills lectures at the university of (Insula In the autumn, and charmed with tlm Canada lm has found. Dr. Quensel regrets ihat hls time In this country will be no limit. id. hay growing districts am yielding good crops, sometimes lour cuttings. Tlm balers are al work and teams nil up ihe dust as loads of alfalfa are hauled to town. But there is not much hay selling The price is $H a ion on cars and the farmers are holding for $ln. It is a question to whether the fanner or the Puget sound buyer can hold out the longer. Still ?') is better than ilu hay growers got last year. Killed Dy Runaway Tenm Conconully, Wash.. Aug. Hi. Merrltl Cogdlll aged Tn. a farmer living on Happy Hill, was killed at his home I when his team ran away, throwing h m under the wheels He was hauling hay t'n.in tlm fields to tlle barn and the road Is steep in places. II" win gojiK down hill when lhe hay slid on I I.e lop and lm was thrown agalnsl tlm Jacob's stair, which broke end let him fall under tin horses. Th" front wheel passed over his breast breaking ilm ribs from tin- link bone ile caught ou lh* brake and lie wa*. dragged some distance beforo lm fei again and ihe hind wheel ran over him. He leaves a family of grown sons and daughters and a widow. MINING NtWS FROM BOUNDARY CAMPS sun- he DR. COOK MAY NOI BE LIAR German Ciientists Be-; in to Believe He May Have Rea.lied Pole After All The Wind She Blew. Toronto. Aug. 19 William Hellers, well known to patrons of the steamship lines, who keeps a refreshmer i booth on Hay streel. has been fined $5 In the pollce court on a charge of neg. lectin? to keep his wares protected from the (lust. Hellers said thnt It was his custom to perfectly protect his fruit, but on the day In question, Friday, a heavy wind lifted awny Hie net. And then 111.' inspector hove In sight. These were also fined on Blm- j liar chargeB, C. Jiinnita, I'.ny street. JUCT LIKE THIS VALLCY IT. YAKIMA PROSPERITY North Yakima, Wash., Aug. 18. No matter where you go in tho Ynkl- mn valley you find thi' farmers and the merchants happy and telling ator- IcH of prosperity. Splendid crops and good prices nre the reports everywhere. You hear il In North Yakima. Toppenlsh, Zlllah, Sunnyslde, Mabton, Craiidvlew, and In fact everywhere you go in the Irrigated districts crops as good as Inst year and prices better; and. adds the farmer, "whal is more, wo get it," meaning that they get cash. Tho Indian reservation and other Berlin, Aug 19. Dr. Frederick's Cook's claim to the discovery of the North Pole is still of sufficient importance to enlist llin consideration of scientific nun in Oermany. One of these is l'rof. Otto Baschin, cuBtodlon cf the Geographic Institute of tbe h.t lln university, who, in an article beaded, is Cook a Swindler'"' c.insid urs the evidence for Cook's truthful- ness ia very strong. The question ol observations based upon tlie sun's altitude us a method of determining whether one lias reach ed lhe pole is summarily dismissed by Prof. Baschin u.< quite unreliable. The insufficiency of such observations, be says, was set furtb soon after tho Perry-Cook dispute urose by Dr. A. Wedemeyer, of the German imperial marine department, an experienced UHlrononit r and navigator, who declared lhal the explorer's diaries, so fur uh observations of the sun's altitude was concerned, could have no probative value. Oilier authorities have since confirmed this declaration, saya l'rof. Baschin, and lhis being so. ithe question as to who had reached jthe pole became primarily one of credulity, In which Perry, with years of successful and honorable exploration to his account, naturally came , tiff the better. l'rof. Baschin continues: "Ono must separate this question (whether I Cook reached the polel from Ihe second, whether Cook, even If lm cannot prove his presence at the pole, did .not attain fur toward llm pole nnd 'trend hitherto unknown portions of that part of the Arctic regions. These 'results of hi.i expeditions are not affected liy th" strife over tli" pole, and deserve at least consideration, ; whereas they file fullv Ignored liy the I Perry adherents. Little by little, however, the number of those who believed that Cook reached tho pole is 'growing," Granby Completes Successful Year��� Union Group Commences ohio- ing Hich Grade Ore Grand Porks, Aim. 19 Granb5 completed, on June 30, a mosl buc cesful fiscal year. Figures at band indic.it.' thai ii produced approximate' ly 27,090, pounda of copper at a cosi of in'j ti) l .'*, cents a pound. If It was soli ai an average oi 16Vb cents a pound ilm company must have earned between $7..v> and $8.00 a sliarn cn i's outstanding 160,00 J shares. Tlm ores o' Granby's original mini s- at Phoenix, B, c. from which all Its production now comes, yield on an average of only 17 to 18 pounds cf ia pper and ale in :���*> ci nl a of ''"Id an 1 silver per ton (in a 16 ( I metal market therofore, these ores have a. gross recoverable value of inly $3.50 to $3.6 * i cr ton. Economical ami highly efficient management make H possible lir Qranby <'< troal this very low grade ore pn fitably. li is a direct Min ling, self-fluxing ore, anil the to tal values recovered Ip hi a I in of ii do no! greatly ex< I ilm sine,!.' erst of smelling a ton of om in Bomu other disirieis. Granby mines lis om. pay.. 25 centa a nm freight on it to the sin. lur. smelts il. ships tin. con- Iper to Hm Atlantic seaboard, pays for 'tafining and Belling, and the cosi of ih.. whole operation is only about $2.70 per Ion of ore handled daiii; the year. Also at Hidden Creek it is the same management that in developing for the Qranby company its new mine, the Hidden Creek, and building the smelter ai Qranby Bay, II. C. This mine and smeller ar" located together at tidewater, eliminating the 2T. cent freight charge and . some other expenses; but morn Important is tiie fact thai Hidden Creek ore will yield approximately $U per Ion, or $2.50 In excess of thai being, handled ut good profli al Phoonlx. The Hidden Creek properly, llmr.'- fore, promises to yield very large profits. Union Group Chiniing Shipment!) of ore from tin- Union group of claims, located in Glos'or camp, forty-six miles up llm North Fork of Kettle river from Qrand Forks, commenced ihls week when ,12 tona of ore was dellvi mil a: I.ynch creek, the present terminal of tlio Ketlle Valloy rallwavs North Fork branch, IS miles up the river from this city. The group of claims, which comprises ibe i'nion. Union Fraction, Idaho and Paper Hollar, all adjoin and are owned by l^iuis Johnson, Pat Mo- QlnnlB, Jack Henderson and Hie Miko McDonald estate, each parly holding a quarter interest. iiie ore runs high In gold and si* vi r, assays giving returns as high an ,from $115 lo $280 per ton, will, only ia trace of copper. The formation 1st |a new one for llm camp and gives promise of being very extensive, Ihn lore body having been traced by menu jof open cuts ncross four of thu ad- Joining claims, B. C. Copper to Resume It is stated that the British Columbia Copper company will resume development work about September 1 |on properties In Franklin niinii, upon which tliey recently renewed their bond. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1913. THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. page seven Corp oration of the District of Burnaby UYLAVV NO. 170. A Bylaw to Amend bylaws Nos. 120a, 121a, 122. 128,129, 142,143,144 and 145. wiikukas tin- Municipal Counoil "i tho Corpomuoii >i> the L) lat net <��; Burnuby ���Hid w\in iiii- ujwent oi the uioctors on Lho fourth daw m November, i\Mt, finally paw By-law No. 12QA, being u by-Iavi to enable tho Corporation t" ralae by way of loan the sum oi Two Hundred and fifty Thousand Dollurn (|2S0,OOQ.OOj for street tiurpoa a, the nald t>> l.iu (mum known as ''Burnaby Road Improvemeni Debenture By-law 1912 " AND WHEREAS t!i- Corporatl in by Lhe Haid Bv-law authorised the [usi t debentures io il." amount of Two Hundred ami [���irt, i ti u iand Dollara ��� |2fi0,00Q l Q i to I..' payable on tti- Thlrty-flrsl day uf ]>.���- i 'iuli. :. 1952, and to if ar Inten ���-.' at the pate "i' four tind onp-lwlf por <������ mum t 4 '������ 'i' i cent, i per unnum payable h:<if- V. ,ll'l'. AND wiikukas tii.- Municipal Councll Df ii,. Corporation "f iii" Distil ��� ������' H I iby did u nn the i am :ii or tin ��� ��� I n on the Fourth 'l.t.- ��� >:' Novt mber. 1912, I pass By-law No 121A, being ;> ''-. '��������������� to . nabl" the ' "orporal ion lo raise ��� ���'���' way ..f loan tin- sum nl Fifty Thousand I loflarH ��� $50, J.00 I for thi pui | provldlns and bulldlnii additional slde- valks within the limits of the Municipal- tv, the s-i-i Bv-law being known as 'Burnaby Sidewalk i Extension By-law L912." AND WHEREAS thp Corporation by the Id By-lnw uulhorlied tin* ISi t$2,630.87) having boen raised f*>r tlio llrst vear's Blnkint* fund. and wiikukas li win !>.��� neceaaary undor said By-law No. lilA t" ralso an- nually by speolal rate tho sum of Two L'housand Four Hundred and Nlnety-aovan and 08-100 Dollars ($2,497.05) i > form n slnkinf fund foi the payment of tho principal and the sum or Tv/o Thousand FIvp Ilundred Dollara ($3,500.00) for In* t< v- y. m ikln��i i ��� '��� ii.* r n t*>t ii amount annually of Foui Thousand Nine Hundred and M.i tv-H-v. n nnd 05-100 Dollara l $4,991 06) for tiie I rm of fourteen (14) ara for tin repaymenl -if the aald loan in I Ingres ��� ,,..,1 t!��� im I -Ti di ��� ���(* and ��� D illara f$2.49 *:.��� nrr! ��� ��� nr'l I'.i'-rt'on n�� hereinafter men- i mni .if Two Thousand Four Nlni tv-sevi n and 06-100 d', i bavlng been raised for slnkln : fund. AND WHEREAS It will be necsanry "ii I nald Bv-law No. 122 to raise an > - clal rnti tbn sum "f Two Thousand Fix Hundred and Thlrt and H7-100 Dollara ($2,630.87) to form a sinking fund for the paymenl of tli- prln oloal and th��* snm or TwMv Thouaand P|vc Hundred D illara ($12 BOO 00) for In ��� ��� ��� i M licit '. t i<i ther n t lal amounl an�� i.ii illy nt Fifteen Thou nnd On��� uundr^d and Thirtv and 87 ion Dolla. i I $16,- 130 ���: i fn- th" t- rm ol '" ��� ��� kht ns�� ��� ���,-;, -i* f.r i ,��� -������[,..-ti n" nf l' ''iid loan .���������iit i-i',-. Mt t'ipr 'ii aa h'"rr,lnafter men- ��� toned t'i'- f'Tnom t "r Five Thousand benturea authorised by aald By-law Na. i j* by special rate sufficient therefor upon all the rateable land within tin- limits nf th��- said Municipality (Including District Uit Om Hundred and Boventy-two (173) Group <��ne (l) as mentioned In tald By-law No, vzs, in addition to the inmiai su nm required by tho said By- laW No. 138 the Hiim uf BeVantY-fTVa Dollars ili^.tjui tr> pay tho additional Interest authorised by this By-law, the Sams to be In addition to all rates to be levied and created In tho said Municipality- 6 There shall bo raised and levied annually dining the currency of the said Ai*> bmturea authorised by said By-law No. 129 by special rat* sufficient thetefor upon nil tho rateable land wltliln tho limits ��� >f the nald Municipality (Including Dis- trti-i \**>x One Hundred and Seventy-two MT'J) Group Ono (1) as mentioned in nald Bv-law No. 129) In addition to thei innual sums renulred by the said Bv-law No 129 the sum of Three Hundroa Dollar*. ($300.00) io pay the additional Interest authorised by this By-law, tho aame .to h*| In addition to all rates to 1>" levied and created In tin- said Municipality. 7, There shall be raised and leVlod annually dnriiiK "ie currency of the said de- b'-ntures authorised by wild By-law No.: \4i by special rati sufficient therefor i upon all the rateable land within the Unilt* , i.r thi i Munlclpalltv In addlUinJ* th" ! annual sums required by the aald By-law i v... 142 thi sum ��r One Thousand Five1 Hundred Dollara ($1,500.00) to pay th*'! Ldditlonal Intereal authorised by this Bylaw, th*- same to be in addition to ail ratea ��� levied and created in the nald Mu-! nli Ipnlltv. 8, There shall be raised and levied annually dnriiiK the currency <>f i'u- said debenture** authorised by said By-law No, u:; bv special rate sufficient therpfor unon all " ���* ran able land within the limits nf the ������ il i Mui li Ipnlltv In addition tn the ; innunl sums required bv the suid By-law No 143 thi sum of Five Hundred Dollurn 1*500.00) fr pay the additional Interest authorized by this l!v-law,- the n'lm*1 to be In addition to all nit*** to be REfUSES $42,000 B. C. STANDS THIRD fOR ONI QAIM IN I Storeis of Gold and Sudden Wealth Sunday School Report Shows Wett From Newly Discovered Leading East���Toronto the Good Shushanna. Sadly Fallen. Cordova, Alaska. Auk. 19. Return- ' Toronto, Aug. 19.���Toronto Ib In lng stampeders on last night's train Monger of losingher complaisant uat ' ,, , . . among the Pharisees, Self-styled "To- are practically unanimous In favorable j ron(o (h|i (.ou(1 .. Hhp BeHm8 l() be Deg. expressions Of lhe future possllillitles , leotlng Uie very root of that training J of the new* diggings, presenting a which makes for good citizens. Her glowing contrast to the. crowd whloh Sunday school are, comparatively returned Tuesday. Numerous letters speaking, nearly empty, and yet in dated August 10, written from various every street a church of some denomi- er.ek" have been received saying that nation rears Ils spire lo tlie sky. Bhe the gold continues to be talwn trom \aB"* not l(mk v,'r>' far fr"'n l!om'; if several claims. Nearly every instance She wishes to become humble. Let her where prospecting has been done col- glance toward Hamilton, a city whose, ors have been found. I population Is smaller by many thou- Berl Bollinger writes that he wit- I sands, and she will find, according to nessed a cleanup of 136 ounces on Au- !t1"' oflta'-al report of the Methodist BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Get our Prices on Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Rotary Cut Fir Veneer Panels. Delivered on the Job. ' Enquire about our special stockes, they are money savers. "THE FRASER RIVER MILLS" (CANADIAN WESTERN LUMBER CO., LTD.) Local Sales Department, Phone 890. RURt 10 from fifteen feet of ground on .lames' Discovery claim. 11" says so far four creeks have shown pay, which Includes practically every claim where the mill. I'-* have reached bedrock. Fifty Ouncec a Day. .l-.iec'i MacCormak road rock contractor I |..vlud anil on nl' .1 In the said Munlotballtv. ,pf| n,s ,iprinr,r prospecting and doing I '��� raised and i.*,!1''1, n/i-1 , ,. . ..... . its ot the run naby <ii.i with tho assent <>r the electors ..ii the Twenty-second day ot January, mi:', finally pass By-law No. 123. bi li :. Bv-lav, i , . .able ths I Orporatlon to raise l��. wav nt loan tho stun <>r Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollara IJ2Sn.oeo.oo) f,,r iii.* purpose of constructing extension >.f the general wm.-r- \v.rks system throughout !'"��� Munlclpalltv, ih.* said By-law i>< in*< known hh "Bumihv Water Works Extension By- laW 1912 " AM. WHEREAS iii" Corporation by the i ,il Bv law authorized tho isnu * ,.f debentures t" lhe amounl >>r Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars CIU50.000.00) to be poj abl. ..:; the Thlrty-flrsl day of 1... ��� ml,, r, I Dol, .nd i . bear Inter. *1 al I * ...i" ,.r t".,;r .m.i onc-halC per centum .1'. i..-i .* in i par annum payable half- j. arly ami WHEKBAS ih.* Municipal Counoil ol *.. Corporation ol the District of Bun iby did with the assent ..I the elec I,..-- ..:. th. Twenty-sixth day <.r February, 1912, i * i ... By-luw No. 128 betas ., i*. !',. i*. enable the Corporation ie I., ..,*.* ..: loan the sum "I l''ifi"u" Thous iml Doll i ��� I 116. 10) fi pul 1*"-.' s, the s .lit Its 'Burn il ��� l: In *. 1012." ANI. WHKHEAS tho Corporation h , . [|,1 Ilv-law uutlioi ?. ���! the Issue o ii, ... ntutei to 1 tu amo u I of I'lftecn Thou . ��� ��� ��� ��� i .��� * (::. ' to be payabl ... |r|rs .'..*. ..i Man :��� mr.i i ��� tho rate ��� per i ��� -.nun . I1*.. l>. ���*...:. half .*��� iii ly. * ��� WHBlUCAti '1 ��� Miinlt-ll oration of the District ������' wltb the ass. nr of lh. ��� ��� . ... ,.��� ,.,. , xeiity-i-iiiii day "f February *. pass By-law No 129 . n iblo the Corporation I ol loan the sum " "' I Dullain I 160, . Hi., said By-law By-law I., lng , tiool Board Loan .... ... .1 known No. 1 'i There s'mll 1 ^^^^^^ nuallv during the purrr-ncv "f tha s;il.l de. 1.. .,',)��������� h nit'"'*iz< .1 by said Hv-lnw No M I l.v spec 111 r.i" sufficient tlK'T ' unon all ll*** I*..":.'.'- Inn-fl wl'h'n the 11 . . . ^^^^^^^^ of thi <i' Mi ��� ���i...":.'i'v nncludlng Dls- tie Eldorado Is taking out an averagi i'1"' '��� " Hundred and Seventy-two of fifty ounces u dav. He believes ' 172) r;--^.iiTi 0-... 11 ) n�� m'-nllnn.-d In sr'a ' ��� ' ".es. i usse-mm nt M-iirt I where two claims were located show _r("J lng good pay. He says James on Lit ^^^^ nn.l t of Four ai I i ,*. ni . per anal 1 'ulllHlU lorp. II I Is I*..*. :ils" 'of Sixty Thou- 10) for Bchool lng knew "li'irn-.i.*.- t-1,-1:.-...1 Board l>.:u. No. - )��� iw 1812 ** .*,:.', i WHEREAS the <-.,r-y��,r itlon bv the : iiv ir,.. authorised the Issue ,.f de- ii,-.-. ta tbe amount <>! simv Th. isand .. .hits . 1(0,00 i . I- payable ..n the Klrv ,ii. ,.f March, 1061. and m bear ini.*r.... .i- the rate <*r Koui .m I on* half i ��� < ii'-,." i I'. per .-.-nt i p. r annum payable half-yearly. AND WHEREAS the Municipal . * .i,i.."I ol 'I.-* Corporation ol it"* liistrl"! >.r Burnaby did with tho assent "f the electors <>u tho Twentieth day of January, 1913, finally pass By-law No. li:: I-iv* a by4aw i i enable th ;...i... on i . i.tis- l.v way <>t loan th ,,i Three Hundred Tii..us mil Dollurn .($300,000.00) for Street Purposes, tie said Bv-law being kaown .ts "Bumaby ��� '��� ''.-in-ntur.. Hy-law, by of De- Bv-ln Road 1 npr ioi:.- ami WHEREAS tho Corporation the said By-law authorised lie* t.-isu. -debentures in the amount "1 '['iir.*.. Hun ���dr..I Tl.nusnnd Dollars (1300,00 I bo payable >>ii tho Thlrty-tlrsl day of comber, 1962, and to bear Interest at the rate of Four and one-half per .--tiiuni .!', per cent.) p.-r annum payabli yearly. AND WIIKUKAS th. ^^ Councll of tin- Corporation nf ile lHstrict ..f Burnaby did with th- ,-iss. in nt Hi.* electors on the Twentieth day of January, 1913, flnallv puss Byaw *Nn. 148 being n by-law to enable tbs Corporation to raise l.v way of loan tbe sum ..f One Hundred Thousand Dollars ill"*. - ecu.ooi for tl ������ purnose **'- further exteni i 'in. of th< works system tl.ro'ighoi'i I'v. iii Id I'.v ..].,,....... Wat law, ISIV AM Wli: UKA.- the ",,rp���r: Bald By-law uuthortz ' ^^^ tures to ��� " nn*. mni snnd |i Hare i *K' ��� nn the Thli T.-fluid tO tl--r. r ll* half- Municipal of ilructlnR uen ml v it��r l.�� Munlclpal- , known as Jxtenslon By- Ion by ih" tho Issue nf deben- . ono Hundred Thou- 000 noi i'> be payame jsy nf li mber, mr, rest at the nil bei Works ,,f |v lind -one-half ^"""Wvii rfv ,.. r annum rnvnW.' h'"1;;1",';. AM' nti��� 11 'ji Por cent) ell isn. Anally n by-law m and j WHEREAS tli" Miuilcin.il i ,-��� ue- ��� irporatlon of tbe District of Burn :. 1.v .11.1 with Hi" n��s...it of tli. -' - ���" tho Twentieth day nf January i-.iss By-law No. Hi being cnahlo tl." Corporation lo nils.- by wn of hum Hi.- su.ii nf Eighty-four Thorn Hull-in. , Ik ..000.00) f.r Schi.nl l-nrj'. said By-law being kimw-n ns "Bun Board Loan N... I By-law WHEREAS Hi" Corporation by l By-law authorised Hi" ism f amount of Eighty-four Jil.onn.i.oi f. be pay- ~ 'lull.' r I9i:i' Hi School AM llie sa SS^Thirtv-Jlnit day "f I'. te as -^'HHsS&' th. . nl i por annum jm-,.. ..��,.-., and wiikukas lh" Municipal .'mmcil r<t th" Corporation nf the District nf Burnaby did with the assent of the electors on the Tw.'ntl"th dnv nf January, isis. timiliv pass By-lnw No. 14r, being u by-law in enat.it. the Corporation to rul-ie bv wav of loan the sum nf Twenty- , ii-jht Thousand Dollars i $2S,ooo,noi for -Scliool Turposes, tho sni.l By-law being t.n.iw i .is "Burnabv School Board Loan Nn 1 By-law, 1811" ANH wiikukas ih" Corporation by th" said ilv-law authorised the issic di iKnituvo ti tho amounl of Twenty-o Thousand Dollars 02-4.000.00) '* payable no the Thirty-first "Till.. rut" *. 1ST, f Fn ner c and t and yearly. , , AN-li W1IERB\S the .1" tho-lsed l.v the said By-laws 1 enld nnd ..win*: to an advanc nr interest !*������ money slue of Ighi h- ll.-lV of De- heiir Interest at the ,,.,,.-half per centum annum payable hair- prlpi'ipnl snd !������������ sum of Seven .Inn'!""!' and "i-"iv li-tllars f>7fi0.i for Interest making tog"ther n t..i"l .'iTiinuiii nnnunllv of N'tn.* Hundred nv.' Beven and S6-100 Dollars .>'m7V,i 'or 'h,. term nf thl-iy-el-jlil ''v' v.-i-�� for th" repayment of the said loan and Inti rest tli.*i"...i :.'��� i"....ir,-,". ������ men- 'i .." .1. the amount of Th> 'i...,..^,.,i -....i Fifteen nnd To-ioo Dollars U316.70) hav. lng been raised r-.r the rirsi two years' sinking fund. AND >���. ...'I'.r.A.s ii wlll be necessary under said By-law No. 120 to raise iin- itu.tiiv l.v Bpeclal rm.- ihe sum of blx Hundred and Thirty-one and ii-H.n Dollars ($631.40) I., form a slnklnt luinl lor tho payment of He* principal and lie sum of Three Thuusand Dollars i��j,- 000. f.u* mien st making tog ther a t .mi amoi ni annually ..t i nreo , . .usand six Hundred and Thirty-one ami 40-100 Dollars (63,031.40) r.,r the term of thirty- eight (St) -"ars fnr the repaymenl of tin* sahl loan mil Interest thereon us Imrcln- 1 aft.r mentioned, the amounl of One Thousand Two llun.ir.d and SIxrty-two and so-100 Uullars ($1,262.80) bavin( 1 11 raised tor th" first two years' sinking flill'l AND wiikukas lt will h" necessary under said By-Uiw No. 14^ to rals. annually by special rate the sum of Thr..* Thousand One Hundred and Fifty-seven and "i 100 Dollars 163,167.041 (o form .*. sinking fund f-.r the paymenl nf tin* prb clpal and the sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars (f 15.001 1 for liil.-i.st mikinni together a total amount annually of ��� Eighteen Thousand One Hundred and Flftv-seven and 04-1".1 Dollars (818,��� 187 04 . for the tenn of thirty-nine (is 1 yiars for the r. pawn, i:' ut the Said loan Interest thereon .." hereinafter m ti tinned ih.* amounl ..1 Thi Thousand . ������ ��� Hundn d and Flfty-seven and 64-100 Dollars (13,167.04) having becn raised for the llrst year's sinklns fund A.M. wiikukas li will be necessary und". said By-law No. m.i to raise annually by special rnt.- the sum .,r One Thousand and Fifty-two and 36-100 Dollars ($1,062.36) I. form 1 ..taking fund for the paymenl of He principal nnd the ���iiiii of Five Tl sand Dollara ($6,000.00) foi inten sl making 1 igether a total amount annually 01 Six Thousand nnd Fifty-two and 35-100 Dollars ($6,062.35) for the term ot thirty-nine 189) years for the repayment ol the said loan nnd inrnrvsi thereon as herainafter mentlbned, ih.* amounl of One Thousand and Fifty- two and 86-100 Dollars (Jl,062.15) having I", n nils..,] for tbe llrst year's slnk- Iiik fund. r.ir- i AND WHEREAS It will be necessary sum under sold By-law No Hi to rals.- an nually bv special rate the sum of El..' ' Hundred snd Eighty-three r.n.1 97-100 Dollars ($883.97) to form a sinking fend for the payment "f the principal and lie* Bum "f Four Thous.*.ml Two Hundred Dollars ($4,200.00) for Interest making to- ',-��� ' ier a total amount annually of Five Thousand and Eighty-three and 97-100 Dollnrn i$5,083.97) for tho term of thfrtv- tli. 1- 1 :'.'.i i years for the repayment of the sahl loan and inter, st thereon as h. t*'*ln- ai'-r mentioned, the amount ..t Eight liim- '!**������ I and KlKlltv-thl Uld 57-100 Dollars ($S83.67) having been raised for the lirst year's sinking fund. AND WHEREAS It wlll be nocessnry end. r said Ilv-law No. 14f> in nils.- mi nuallv by special rate the sum of Two Hundred and Ninety-four and 66-100 Dollars ($294.66) to form a sinking fund for th<* inivni* 111 of the principal and thi sum of i'a.* Thousand Four Hundnd Dollars ($1,400.1111 j for Interest maktn? together a total amount annually of One Thousand tfix Hundred and Ninety-four and -,",-100 Uullars ($1,694.66) fur the t-rin of thirtv-nlno years for the r." .*tv- nvnt of the said [oan and Interest thereon .*.s hereinafter mentioned, the amount of Two Hundred and Ninety-four and 66-106 Dlllars ($294.$6) havi- he. 11 raised for the tlrst year's sinking fund. AND WHKUKAS the hCl value nf lhe whole rateable land In tho Municipality according in lie* Inst revts.sl assesment roll amounts to Tweuty-two Million One Hundred and Eighteen Thousand Throe Hundred and Seventy-flve Dollars ($28,- 118,376.00) f.>:' general purposes and In- r'laliitg PlBtrlct Dot on" Hundred and Seventv-two (172 1 fnr school purposes tn Twenty-two Millions si\ Hundred an.i Twentv-nlno Thousand Two Hundn.il and Five H-illars 1 $S !.Sii,206 001 THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL of the Corporation nr the Disirict or Burnaby enacts as follows��� 1 That ih.* debentures authorised l.v said By-lttWa No. 120.\. 121A, 122, 12k. 129. 14:. 14.1. 144 and 1 t.'. shall bear Inter est ut the rate of five per centum (.'�� per i-.-nt I js-r annum computed rrom the Kirs! day of Julv, 1918, and such Interest shall be payable half-yearly on the Thlrtloth dav ef Jul"' nn.l the Thirty-flint dav of December in each v<-ar during th<- cur rencv (hereof and lh- snld debentures shall have attached in them coupons for lie* pavment nf the snld Ini.'nnt Which shall bear the signature of the Roove and cw-rk nnd such signature mav be either written, stamped, printed or lithographed 2. There shnll he rnl.s.d and levied Hi- nuallv during Hi" currency -f thc said d ������ bentures authorised by said Bv-lnw No 120A hv special rat,- snffiei" nt therefor upon nil the rateable land within Ih" limits of the snld Municipality In addition In lh" annual sums required by tli" said l!v- inw N" 120A the sum of On - Thousand T-vn Hundred nnd Fiftv Dollars (Jl.- 250oot to pnv th" additional lnt"r"st nn- lhorl7..d l)V this By-lnw the sum" In h" .In ndd't'.in tn nil rntes to h" levied and created In the snld Municipality BB|||^|^_144< In add't'oii ".-al sum renuired bv tl aid vo. 144 the sum "f Kour Hundred and Tv, ni" Dollnrs 1 $420.00 1 lo nay the ** I- ��� en I Interesl h,,.-i7."d by thin Bv- lnw ���' ������. I.. 1 I'tlon tn all ret-**.* ' . '. levied and created In the said Mu- nlcb alltv. i". Ther. shall be raised and levied nn- nually ddrlng the currtney of the snld de. bentures authorized by said Hv-law No. v.-, bv special rnt" sufficient therefor ui * 11 all tha rateable land within lh" limits of the sap' Munlcl--'.10 v (including Dls- !... on.- Hundred and Seventy-two . *: * . 1'.roup One 1 ��� > ps mentioned In said Uv.lav- No. 145) In addition to the annual sums reoulred b" the "aid Hv-law No. 'tr, the ."*n of oa Hundred and I'oriv Dollars ($140.00) to pa�� 111" oddlttoi tl ��� iititoriv. ���'' l.v this By-law. ih" .. ,., ii, in n'."" *i to all fat'�� t" ie* led nnd created In the said Munlclpalltv. 11 This By-lnw shall enn ��� Into effect on Its receiving th* consent of the I.ie.i- tenant-Oovernor in .'..on"!!. 12 This Bv-lnw may be .'it".l for all our:..."... as "BURNABY iiKIii'TI'l"-"- i-:*'-..-UKST CONVERSION BY-I.AW. .NK SND PASSEp ill Open Coun*-:! the dny ef 1SU. RECEIVED Hi" assent of the Electors the day of 1913. RECONSIDERED AND FINALLY PASSED tl.e dny Of 1913. Igood camp will result and that soon Bv-iaw pack trains will supply the camp with |h church, that there the Sunday school j attendance is almost as large as her | own. Indeed It would seem that the whole of eastern Canada Is growing lax In j ' this important branch of juvenile In- ���. former rail- St-Chctlon, From tlie somewhat start- who returned, "^8 statistics, Issued by the Uev. S. ��� Bartlett, general secretary of the 011 Wilson creek I Methodist Sunday schools, it would '' appear that the older provinces of the east must already look to the vigor- | oub young west for inspiration and leading in matters Scriptural if not material. Among the Canadian provinces Alberta heads the list for Sunday school membership, Saskatchewan Is second, and nritish Columbia third. The total membership for the whole of Canada, as given last week, is 427,- :|XS. A decided effort will be made by the Methodist church to increase this number to 500,000 before the general conference of 191-t Interest 1* MEANS MUCH TO LILLOOET. RECEIVED the assenl of the nnt-Govemor In Councll tbe Reeve. day provisions and.that big outfits will arrive for more extensive prospecting as a result. He characterizes the country as a prospector's paradise. (Ins Stelpovaoh, formerly g miner ot Fairbanks and Idttarod, r"turned to take two horses and supplies to a part- cr. who located "f,9 Bonanza, which shows 1ii to 20 cents fo tlie pan. He was preseut at James' cabin when a Dawsonltfi offered Carl Wltham $42,- 000 for claim No. 1 .'.hove Discovery. Building of P. & G. E. Will Re-open It wis refused hefore Wltham took out 0|d Farming District, sixteen ounces In sixteen hours' shov- I-illooet. Aug. ID.���The building of eling himself ***e Canadian Pacific railway hardly A train left for McCarthy thla morn- 1 meant more to Canada's middle west log with t'nlrlv-seven stampeders and ,hnn the building of the I'acific & four cars of horses. Ihree steers, one|r'rt'at Eastern will mean to Lillooet. cow nnd great quantities or supplies. |Tll(' area ��f lllP district is 10.300.000 Manv big outfits went prepared t0 I a"p��. or over Ui.HO sqaure miles. The spend the winter | eastern part In the valley of the Fra- Deputy Collector Woodruff, who had 8er !,BB been RPrved incidentally by obtained thirty days* leave of absence ����e KlaKe sprvl^e between Ashcroft to go to the Bhnshanna to investigate I atllt Cariboo, and the west part, com- "onditions there, and who expected to I prising nearly three-quarters of the leave on this morning's train with two I whole district has had no other meanB horses and provisions, wns unable to ;leave because twenty-three horses brought north on the B'eamship North LARGE ROOM FOR RENT We have one large room above The News office in the Hardman Block, for rent. Suitable for lodge hall, club room or light manufacturing. Good locality, well lighted and airy. Lease for term of years will be given. Apply to Manager, The New Westminster News. Five Days Meals and Special Excursions THE ALASKA COAST (Stewart.) OBSERVATORY INLET (Granby Bay.) including Berth. tm; NOTICE thai the above Is a true u ��ij, ... th" prr sed Bv-law utftn which th vote of 1 . Mvnlcloalltv wlll he t-ik-n - turrtay tb. Doth day of August, 191J. 1. ���*.. en *' ...- *' a. tn until 7 o'clock p, ,.* .,' the pollll g places " nlc "al 11 ill. Edmonds. ".* ������ Rumnbv -*..-,.., 1. tvent Burnabv V- Topping's Store, 1 nth Avenue, East i: ��� ���'..'...���i i:.,i Fehool, Burqultlam. ...... .,: .,, <,...,���,, Praser Arm. !��� ��� ��� Hall. Barnet. '��� :���.' ,i7.* .**J Si ' North n-i-nnl.'- -' Social Club licit "'ng Capitol mil. ���,.].'.. .-������..-. it irnaby Lake. 1 ,*.���-.. s.*' ������ '. Lakemere, iti:' ir '..; 1 "���' is i; ���*' bv ei.** n tha' .* . - ,.- th. 1: ........ .,f th-. Dlatrlct of ,!...,,.,... ,v|t| t���. ..,!. .. ,,n th" a'.,\ -I ..*��� ' Ilv-law nt i*. * t1mn and plac .,.. ...1,..,. ,t. .,,,,1 that A ���'���. M ...... fUturnlnK o��ic - I western by .1. P, Forrester, of oPrt- Mand. were uuarantined under orders of ,T. Madsen. an aRent of the bureau of |ttnlm~*l Industry of the department of lastrictilttire. SOMEBODY POISONED PAIR OF VALUABLE HORSES Species of Coroner's Inouest on Deaths of Stalliona. sheihnrtie. Aus. 13- An Investigation w-as held here by Joseph ft. Rogers, superintendent of provincial poll..- Into the death by poisoning of two stallions owned bv Richard Woods, a farmer of Melanchthon township. The animals wer" valued at S3.200, and were Insured in the Yorkshire Ani- ������'ils' Insuranee company of Montreal ft r $2,200. N'.t decision wns reached of communication with the rest of the I province except the Lytton-I.fllooet I road, and until the present year lt j was ill adapted for rapid travel. ln early days of Cariboo. I.iTlooet furnished the mining camps with farm produee, but as the mining population disappeared, there was no market and no inducement to produce. As soon as new and larger markets are available by railway, Lillooet will become one of the greatest farming districts in . British Columbia. S.S "PRINCE GEORGE." S.6. Sails Mondays (Midnight), Ang. 4U1, Ilth, 18th, 25th and Sept. 1. Glacial, Island, Mountain and Forest Scenery. PRINCE RUPERT" Sails Thursdays (Midnight) Aug. 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th. Boats remain at PRINCE RUPERT one day, affording an opportunity of seeing the new Grand Trunk Pacific city. Parlor rooms, separately or en Buite, with or without private bath, etc., an an additional cost. Staterooms en suite without extra cost. H. C. SMITH, C. P. & T. A. 627 Granville Street, Vancouver. W. E. DUPEROW, G. A. P. D. l-hone Private Exchange 8134 vote -,f .���'���<-'! electors with the usual powers In thst behalf. HV ORDER OF THE COUNCIL. 11 c v -������.hi'.ikih. Reeve. \ ���! VOORE, Clerk. Edmonds, IV C, August Uth, 11" abo' f" h;'ks���'",'���?. j is to the rc'tiotisihility for the deat.il WOMAN DROWNED IN VJUA__H ONE FOOT OF WATER of lh" animals, which was shown to have heen due to Paris green poisoning Superintendent Rogers will submit the evidence to the attorney-general. County Crown Attorney MacKay was nrese.it for '.he crown. Mr. Gordon Waldron of Toronto for the insur- ���inc.. company, and Mr. fi. M. Vance, K. (' . "f Rhe .mrne. for Mr. Woods. Croat Interest wns manifested In the case and there a as a larpe crowd present. lt was established that in someway Despondent Wife and Mother Walked Into Lako Union. Seattle. Aug. 19.���Mrs. H. A. Hannay, 29 years old, walked Into Lake j a considerable nu.intity of I'aris green Union Sunday morning while despond-1W *n,�� ""' f"1^ boxes of the two ent nnd was downed. Ill health and the death a few weeks ago of her mother. Mrs. Catherine Baert, are as- signed as the cause of the Strang* act. The body was found Iwo hours after Mrs Hannay's disappearance had been I throw any lipiit rn the question as to reported to the police. 'ho-v the poison R"t into Cje hors��s' Th�� family deny that she attempted ' feed Drs. Bailey. Morgan and suicide, declaring that several times .Shields, veterlnaries of Pliellmrne, tes she has awakened from her sleep and stallions���N'ewtor Dan snd Sam Brown -on July 2b, and tliat as the result of partaking of this with their feed both horses died. Mr. Woods was on the witness s'antl for several hours a* 1 his three hired men were also ev atnined at leneth None of them could titled as to the hon es. the cause of the death of :KILLED ANU FOBBED CHUM AND BURNED BODY sone off for a stroll. Inter commenting that il was a strange thlnR to do. Mrs. Hannay has not been strong since the birth of ber son, Ilanlel, five week ago. About a week ago she he- ��� came melancholy. Saturday Mr. Han- < Murderer Held in Montana for Alber- ���ley thought a chance would do her 1 ta Police -nod, and they came to Seattle from: Braynier Mo.. Aug. 19.���William J, Iheir home at Rolling hay. across the Collus, 22. according to countv offi- Hnund. They were visiting at the rials, lias comessed that be killed his home of MrR. 11 M Simmons. BUtet1 friend John T. "enson. formerlv an f Mrs. Ilannny 4663 Eight avenue attornej of Bravmcr. and burned the nnrtheasL At fi o'clock yesterday Mr. body in a lonelv shantv op. a claim Hannay noticed his wife s absence. He ,,onr (.������,��������� Alborta. Canada, last started a search I May, after taking ��1S00 from the A few hours later William Itoss. 801 1 M-thlng Kast Fortv-fifth street, noticed a body, ,,���i,i���' ,,. k ,, A r���. ,h��� ,-��� Hi���., ���., ,, , ^.���#.r���. 11, t oluns n* held for the (anad an nti- Vlng n about a foot of water ln Lake',. ... ,, ,, ���, , . . 11 1 . .1 , 1 , ruvn, ���.. ��� , thorites. V. ,1011 Collins returned here I n'.'n at the foot of Klghth nvenue I northeast. Police Clerk C. F. Watson I ���lollf'ed Mr. Hannay, thinking It might be his wife. Deputy Coroners R. C \VI'��nn nnd J. D. Baker took charge 'Tlturrq *,ni- ive not b"t>n In the rnt" ..... . ... ih" passing ... , sel'i llv-i;uvs the mild debentures Ih'.'-hv authorised c.inn--'t b* sold n. el\.. P0t*ed of exeept lit 11 lllscillllt Involving n mibstsntlal reduction in the amount re* rtil-.'fl to he provided for end It Is ll-e- ,���.,���-.. tn puss this ll>'-law a"thot*l/.lnT lb- d"l."ntiir"t. to th" sr.iil amounts to b"nr Interest nt tbe rate nf Five per centum < r p..t- cent.) n<T annum. ANII Wll Kit KAS It will ll un.l". said llv law No, 120A to ruin iniuilv l." sneclnl rnt" tli" sum of Thouaand HU Hundred and Thirty S7-ien tv,li irs (13,030,87) t.i fori- " ln�� fund for th" iinTiii"iii pf tl it'll and tlle sum of TW "usury an- rwo ty and n sink- prlncl- m^_^^__^^^_^��� Thousand Flvo Hundred I "'.liars (118,800.00) for Interest making together n total itni""in *in- tuiriiiv ..f I'lfieeii Titi.iisitnii One Hundred and Thirty and 17-1 no Dollars (IHI.- 13SS7I for the term of thlrty-nlno (SOI v'tnt-s for the repayment of the s-ii.i loan end interest thereon as hereinafter mentioned, the nin.milt tif Two Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty and 87-100 Dollars f ihe bodv. The funeral arrangements have not been made. 3, Th*��r>> shall be raised and lovl��d nn-] iii.'illv ihir'nc lh" eiitp nev of the said debentures authorised by said By-law No UIA Iv special rat" sufficient therefor upen all ths rateable land within ih" limits or the snld Municipality In addition to the ann-uni sums reoulred hv the -mi,! BvVIrw N*'> II' A the sum of Tm Hntid-.-.l and Pl'tv fieiHrs (V.ir.n.nn'i it nnv th" in", dltlonnl Int..rest authorised by this Tiv- Inw, tb" n.inie t* he In sedition to nil rates tr, be lovleil nnd created In the wild Mu- nicipaiity. i ti,,-.. ..'"t'i r... rn's--..l and levied nn- nunlly dur'nir the eur^'nev nr ti... HnM ,1*.. bentures authorised bv -..M Bv-law No, l?2 hv siK'e'nl rnt" sii-Teleiit r,i.'l-"for noon 11.11 the r-..,..lil" 1np.-ls wlihln III" llmlls of the ssld Mnnlo'mlltv In adtlltien lo the i"itiu."i ^it...s reoulred bv th" s-ild fl"-i-iw No. 15J tne r""i e' rite Tlvti""-"! Two Hunt' I n-'i Fiftv Twin-., (ji ireine, |��� Pnv Mm ndd'Hnnnl Ini.'r.... n.ttb"-li!��d bv tbls Bv-lnw Hi" snme (.. i>., in n-^'ltion in nil rules tn t>" levied and created tn the nnltl Municipality. f��. Ther" shall Pe rillseu anri levied nn- nunlly during the currency of the said de- Homestead Entries Decrease. Homestead entries in Western Csn ��.:n lur the last calendar year totalled 35,616, a decrease of ,1,344 as cotnpar* I el with 1-11. The decrease indicates the increasing ilifilculty ol liii(lui(! | suitable homestead land In the I'rairie Provinces i-till within reasonable instance of districts nrr*- served by the railways. Tlie. homestead entries last year were distributed hy provinces aa follows: Manitoba, 3,133; Kaakal-chewnn, 18.4'J��; Alberta, 13,646; British Colum- hm. 312. Albtrta't Growth. Eleven new villages, five new towns, and filty-live rural municipalities were established in the province ol Alberta (luring 1912. When the province was inaugurated there were two chartered cities, lil- teen towns ami thirteen villages in Alberta. At the close ol last year there wcre five chartered cities, 44 towns, tui.l 73 villages, in addition to the 66 rural municipalities organ* ixed uuder the new act. j that his friend had been burned to j death ln a fire caused by the explos- lion of an oil stove. The autopsy on Benson's body which waa returned here for burial, showed the skull crushed and a bullet wound through the heart. Benson sold his properly here early bst April and went to Alberta to tn'te up a claim. Collins went with him. Officers cf ,i fraternal order to which Benson belonged, said that he carried nbout J.100H and that he paid Collin's expenses on this trip Collins had been urged bv Benson "to make a mnn of himself." Constable Burnett said thc oonfos slos came through Collins' fear of violence at the hands of the towns- pooplo. The constable had started to take his prisoner tti Kingston in nn automobile, when Collins begged hlm to stop. "Tnke me back." he said, "and I'll tell you all about it." cs^ $100 Reward Offered. Toronto, Aug. 19- A reward of $100 hns been offered by lhe provincial government for information leading to the recapture of Joseph La Hue, charged with murder, who escaped from the .lall at Sault Ste. Marie on August 7. La Uue Is accused of having killed his wlfo. Ile was awaiting trial at the time ho made his escape. n Keep Out the Weeds Weeds unchecked will ruin the crop. It isn't sufficient to plough and sow well in Spring and Fall and leave the rest to nature. There are weeds to fight. There are weeds in business, too���weeds of competition and opposition���of public indifference from without, and of lack of enterprise from within���weeds that unchecked seriously retard business growth. Cultivation is the only effective weed-killer. Keep cultivating and the weeds never get a chance to thrive. There is a combination plough and harrow, fertilizer and spray, for every business���an effective weed-killer that will keep out the weeds. // is Advertising It is not enough to plough and sow well with . advertisements in Spring and Fall and leave the rest to human nature. ' Human nature and the respect your customers bear you are not proof against the Summer \ weeds that can thrive on rest and apathy. ', You must keep busy in the hot weather���you must keep cultivating. Turn Summer dullness into activity by Summer Advertising. Plan Summer attractions and plant for a crop of Summer profits, and the Advertising cultivation will keep out the weeds. Keep Cultivating ,Keep Advertising KEEP OUT THE WEEDS Advice regarding yonr advertininR problems ta available through any recognized Canadian advertising agency, or the Secretarv of the Canadian Press Av.... iation. Room 503 Lumsden Building, Toronto. Enquiry involves uo obligation ju yuur port ��� so writer if inteKsted. raatt kjomt THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1913. I "PAY CA8H IT WILL PAY YOU". | Remember the Place��� 33 Eighth Street ��� and the telephone No. 2 Shredded Pineapple Imported especially for our Irade after much difficulty In procuring il. Delightful for Sundens. Especially nice for Fruit Salad and a dozen other neat dishes. Remember we are ������"le agents for this product, per tin 30c. Sliced Peaches- These . are , tfery hard to procure and only a limited pack, so be sure and get ;i till, per tin 30c. California Limes���Jucier than lemons and far cheaper. Kor drinks, lemon pies, etc., they (cannot be beaten, per dozen 20c Bon Ton Raisins���A No. 1. The host on the market, 2 16-oi. pkgs. 25c. FRUIT. T'eaches, per ib 10c. Fears, 2 lbs .....25c. Hums, 2 lbs 25c. drapes, per lb '.;?8C'.. Oranges, doz 35c. an'd'-Wft. Bananas, dozen ,,..'.. ,30o. fanteloupes ...15c. Watermelons 35c. to 65c. THE Public Supply Stores L. L. ADAMS S. K. BRIQQS PHONE 2. Greater Westminster IK Iff tit SPEND the less you have lo set aside for illness, old age, adversity of any kind. Regular savings is the only way to affluence open to the man who docs not inherit wealth. The history of all self-made men Is the same in principle. They saved hy samll amounts to begin with. They saved regularly until they had sufficient for a safe inresinent. They arc most concerned about the safety of their Investment. The Dominion Trust Company fills every requirement of the man who desires comfort in old age. Savings accepted and -t per cent, interest is allowed and added quarterly. When sufficient is saved for an investment then sound safe securities are recommended, just exaatly the same ones as the company holds for itself, just the same ones as the directors of the company hold for themselves. Von will make no mistake by owning (his kind of Becurlty. Dominion Trust Company. The Perpetual Trustee. New Westminster Rranch. 606 Columbia St. Pald-Up Capital and Surplus j $L\N00,O0O. Trusteeships under Administration, over (6.000,009, Trustee for Bondholders over $25,000,000. Open Saturday Evenings 7 to 9. All notices of meetings, entertainments, sales of work, etc., ln this column are charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line. Please do not ask members of the staff to break this rule, as their instructions are positive. The Fort Moody lawn tennis club wlll give a dance In the Orange hall on Friday evening. A start Is being made on the Kingsway paving at Edmonds this morning. lecture on Spiritualism by Mrs. Clark, of Central Park, 680 Columbia slreet. room 6, this evening at 8 o'clock. (18811) To allow everyone to take In yesterday's hlatory making trip down the river with Hon. Robt. Rogers, the Progressive association's regular meeting was not held and likely that it will he postponed until next Tuesday. The benefits which the Y. M. C, A. gives to men and boys was lhe theme taken by Mr. Barnes, the new secretary of the local association, ut the regular shop in.'.'ting held at the B. C. K. R. car burns yesterday noon. Money to loan on first mortgages, improved city and farm property. 9 per cent. Alfred \V. MeLeod. (1828) Pupils who have passed their high school entrance will be presented with their diplomas In their own rooms of last term on the opening day of school, after which they will be Irans- 'r-rred to the high school where they will bo received. Several applications have been ���fil&di. to Senior Constable Mcl.eod, of the provincial police of this city, for positions on the special force belne sent over to Nanaimo, where the coal strike troubles are now on. For pressed brick, fire clay, com mon brick, cement, lime, plaster, gravel, sand, rock and fuel oil, apply- to the B. C. Transport Co., Ltd. Office phono 826, wharf phoue 880. (1829) Whether it will be possible for Hon. George B. Foster, minister of finance, to pay a visit to New Westminster some day next week, will be known today on the return of C. H. Stuart Wade from Victoria, where he will interview the minister. TAXES 1913. Municipality of Burnaby. Tax demands for the current year having all been Issued and as the rebate period will expire ou August 25. owners who have not received their notices will oblige by communicating with the undersigned Immediately, giving full description of their property. W. II. GRIFFIN, Collector, (1840) Edmonds. HON. 1. D. HAZEN HERE TOMORROW May Make Announcements at the | Luncheon���Trip Down Fraser Planned. TAX RECEIPTS SO FAR LOOM UP LARGE J. J. Mackay, cily treasurer, reports tax receipts up to Aug. 15 approximately as follows: Lund tax $264,000 Arrears of land tax f,800 Local Improvements tax .... 16,000 Total $316,300 WANT TREASURY CERTIflCATES Port Moody to Petition for $35,000 Redeemable in Two Vears. When lion. ,1. D. Ila/.en comes here tomorrow and Is entertained for a abort time at noon nt luncheon, it lsi| j expected that he will make announce- ments effecting Ihis port. What these will comprise of course cannot be i known until the minister arrives, but ; It is prediited that they will he worth ; hearln*.'. The luncheon Is to be given in tho. Russell hotel, Immediately upon Hon. Mr. llazen's arrival here soun after 12 o'clock. Secretary Darling Is distributing tickets and those wishing to attend have bepn asked to tee him. I After leaving the hotel the party ofl j government and civic representatives [will accompany the minister on a trip! ' down river aboard Ihe new power cruiser Flspa, This trip will he in I some respects similar lo that made (yesterday by Hon. Robert Rogers bul Government | of course, fishery mutters will be looked Into. , WORLD TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENED The eity schools will reopen on Aug At the cily council t.i Tort Moody last n.ght a motion \, au carried to petition the lieutenant governor In council Cor permission to Ibsub treasury certificates for ?35,0UO, redeemable lo two years, and hearing Inter-1. . , _ .... -r.n *���. est at 0 per cent., for the purchase of i International Committee to Tell All a site for the municipal hall and other | oinldiiigs and erection of same. The petition was also submitted Languages the Truth About Balkan War. which set out lhat the unusual stringency of the money market was the reaaon they declined to put their parls, Aug. lD.-rOn the initiative oj bonds on the market in the regular ,he divlsion o{ intercourse and edu- manner. 'cation ol the Carnegie endowment * The mayor and clerk were author- ,und ,���,, lnU,rniltlonal peaoo a com. i ized to sign the petition and forward mlttea representing the United **~ States, Great Britain, France, Russia. Joins Union. It was unanimously resolved to join the 13. C. Union of Municipalities and mt0 Uu. alleged taag8acrea in the Bal- , the clerk was instructed to take thojkanB auring the recent war and '), when the principals in charge will IoeceBsary steps. economic complications resulting | be; R. A. Little, M.A., high school; W. | _ The delegates to the convention on from lnp war Watch for particular of the selling of the stock of Lees Limited. The Store will be closed until Saturday Next, Aug. 23 on which day we will offer to the public the entire stock at prices that will suit everybody. Watch and Wait! Every article in this superb stock will be marked down to a genuine money-saving price. iMcA Ulster s 'Ltd. Successors to Lees Limited Germany and Austria has been appointed to make an impartial Inquiry C. Coatham, .lohn Robson; F. (). Can- September 4. a Vancouver, will be The work of the committee w in! field. Lord Kelvin; W. 11. Gray, Rich elected at the meeting of the council haye lls lu uasis ,,vi<|���n(.,, published aril McBrlde; W. T. Fennell, Herbert to be held ou September :. ;by tho various governments and by Sfiencer; Lawrence Lambert, R.A.. F. Oil Objectionable. official news agencies and lln* lestl \ W. Howey, and o. A. Crandell, Recently a complaint by Mr. Lloyd, |mony ot the Amer|oan and European Queensboro. |of the pier head, was mnde to the travenera wlR1 bave visited the Bcene Insure with Alfred W. MeLeod, the-council of the oil from lhe B. C., re- 0( eventa, u will endeavor to purify i Insurance man. All kinds written, finery practically prohibiting bathing ;tllis m,lss of testimony and compan I Hundreds of millions to pay losses. in the Inlet and constituting a nuls- wilh evi<ience which the committee (1828) (ance to bathers. _ adduces and after a careful sifting ot \ White Rock "The Playground of B.C." WHITE, SHILES Uo., Official Apts The health committee of the city council have turned down the com- plaint of the Mew Westminster Howl- lng and Croquet club as to an adjoin ing barn constituting a nuisance in their neighborhood. The committee visited lhe ground and found ill.' owner hnd complied with all the re- qulrements of tin. law. Tlie public Bchool class in Oriental I children will be placed, next tenn. in | Lord Lister school. Seventh avenue. ' under tlle charge of the former leach er, M. II. Clarke. Primary pupils entering school for the first time should enroll at once. These will be received for two weeks, that is until Kept. 5, and the next enrollment of primary pupils will not he until January. At the conference between .Mr. Sperling, manager of the I). ('. E, ll��� and representatives of Coqultlam, Port Coiiuitlam and New Westminster today, on the subject of tram extension from th.' Fraser Mills, the promised extension of the Sapperton line up the North road will also be taken up. li is understood that the great obstacle to ihis is the bridge across the Brunette river. The joint committee representing Coiiuitlam, Port Coqultlam, and the city of New Westminster for the ox- |tension of the Fraser Mills tram line to l'ort Coquitlam, along ihe Pitt river till, will meet li 11. Sperling, th.. managi r of tin* B. C. K H. tins afternoon at - o'clock, in Vancouver. Ald.-r- ni.'u Whit.' and Iiodd will represent the city and the mayor will attend if his other engagements permit. Tli.' additional accommodation pro- tided in lhe Blue Mountain Bchool by the Coiiuitlam school board is Intended lo prevent the children In lhal district of tlie municipality seeking Strange timls- in other words uoing lo schools ia olher municipalities. Teachers with flrsl ami Becond vlass certificates hav.* been engaged for the fall and every effort mud., to retain Coqultlam pupils in Coqultlam schools. In reply to representations from the result "f the committee's lindiiig- the council a letter was read from wl��� bo publisht-d in a general report the B. C. Refinery company explaining whlcl) wlll bf. translated Into manv that the presence of oil upon the lavages an,i wideh* disseminated. water was due to an accident to a Th��� committee believes the work scow which was being loaded at their *w||, |lu,(.t a wi(],,]y expressed desire wharf. by the people in drawing of the moral In order to obviate a recurrence of such a mishap orders had been issued ihat no scow was to be loaded at nlgllt, as it was then that the oil I escaped. A copy of the leiter had been for- ' wanl. d to Mr. Lloyd. A letter from the clerk to Burnaby council was read explaining thai electric alarms wire Installed on thc li. C. E. li. lines running through the municipality, by the company, at it-t: While Rock Hotel Under new management; $2.00 per dav. Special weekly and week-end tariff on application. * H. W. MORRIS, Lessee. TAKE THIS AUTO TRIP of the drama which v.as played for nearly a year before the whole world I and that it also will point out conse i quences that are feared. The work j will not be exclusively retrospective, but will call attention to froah | Pack in your bathing suits and a dangers lhat are liable to arise and j well (tiled hamper and spend a day at claim further victims in both th-(Maple Beach, Boundary Hay. Plenty Halkans and Astatic Turkey. Finally. Iof free picnic places on the sand the committee hopes to draw from 'beach or under the wonderful spread an excess of evil a ureat lesson in! ing maples. Lovely spring water, favor of settled order and llie frlendlv iTake the Hiver road to Ladner and expense, on representations made to or jmllcial sc>luti<Jii of International the Goudy road south. C"JilllktH- CURTIS & DORGAN. Agents for Whalen Estate. New Westminster. TWO LOCAL PEOPLE them by the council. As to their sue .���ess reference was made to the II. C. B. It. The <*'��� rk said he had written the ll. C. K. ft. company, bul as yet had no reply. Tin* corn spend, no.-- had reference in the C. P. II. crossings where accidents have been Frequent, An amending bylaw was consider, d nd adjourned until n"M meeting. One of the provisions was the amount of the peddlers' and hawkers' licenses eeveral stops along the coast ho d ��� which .Major Roe thought might with not remember benefit be reflected upon, along witli Known Dead, some other clauses. Tin latest list of dead and missing Mayor Ri e presided and all tbe j^: aldermen were present. Bodies Recovered. At the conclusion if the meeting Mrs. I'.. C. Ward, MIsb Liia Ward Mayor Roe Informally exhibited plans mfs a. Birnbaum, Mrs. Stella Rear of a public hall. don, Claron Vanderlaa, John Vander las 1 VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES. WRECK! MISS E. DOWNHAM iContinued from Page 'me i Residence Y. W, C. A. Phone 11124. MATERNITY, SURCICAL AND MEDICAL CASES ATTENDED. B. C. ELECTRIC���INTERURBAN LINES. Trains From Interurban Terminal���Columbia St. For Vancouver via Central Park. WEEKDAYS 5 and MS a.m. and every IG minutes until 9 p.m. Half hourly service until 11 p.m. with late car at midnight. SATURDAYS���IB minute ser vice Is continued until 11 p.m. SUNDAYS���fl, 7, 7.88 S and 8.110 and every 15 minutes until 11 p.m. with late car at midnight. For Vancouver via Burnaby REGULAR BERVKHO���545 and 6.45 a in. and hourly until 10 p. m., with lato ear at 11.30, HUSH HOUR SPECIALS���7.80 a.m. and 4 30 p in. SUNDAYS���8 a.m. and hourly until 10 p.m. with late cur ut 11.30. For Vancouver via Eburne WEEKDAYS���7 a.m. aud every hour until 11 p.m. SUNDAYS���8 a.m. an.l every hum until 11 p.m Connection Is made at teb- hour until n p.m. and other points on Lulu Island. Fraser Valley Line FOR CHILLIWACK AND WAY STATIONS���9.16 a.m., 1.10 and 6.16 ii.m. FOK HUNTINGDON AND WAY POINTS���4.06 p.m. BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY. SPECIALS HON W. T. WHITE COMING HOME FROM LONDON OBITUARY. four unidentified women. Members of Crew. C. Anderson, I'.. C, Perkins, M. Law- son. L. Mazzlne, P, Smith. W, Clark. II. Madman. Missing P.*isscn-er3. Leslie Nobro, Miss May Dixon, Mrs c. E. Splihlll and child, LHI as ll. Nor , trlp|man, Nick Plltulas, Ben A. Wade Miss Anna L. Cassady. W. A. Dyer Minette E. Harlan, Ulanche Fridd i Pears j drapes, per lb. . . Bananas, per dozen i Canteloupe, eaeb , Peaches, per lb. . . . i Watermelon, each . I Plums Oranges, per dozen . .2 lbs. 26c 20c I 30c 15c 10c 4Ho to Hoc 2 Ibi. 2m: 30c to 45c BUTTERFIELD The fun.-nil of Mrs. .lames Butterfleld, aged 'M years, was held yeaterday afternoon from the famllj residence, 1311 Fifth ave nue, to the oddfellows' cemetery Kldor Isaac McMullen, of the reorganized church "I* .lesus of Latter Day SainlH, officiated The service was IGOVERNMENT BOAT SINKS The Rexall Store always the leading store in every city. We can save you money on your next pair of Glasses. Try Curtis Drug Store far .PHOTO GOODS, SPECTACLES and SEEDS, very largely attended. Floral tributes were received, among others from the | following persons: Mr. and Mrs. T Butterfleld, Mr. and Mrs. .1. T. Butterfleld, Mr. and Mrs li P. Wilms. Mr. and Mrs. .1, Ades, Mr. Ottawa. Aug IH Hon. W. T. White, ininist.'r of finance, who has been In England for a couple of months is sail- | lne for home next week and will he lier.' aboul Sept. 1. Wbil. has boen primarily for rest, the min lster has kept In touch with his de partment and has devoted some at- Miss Alice Johnson, MlSS Reardon, .1 tentlon to the loan for about *6,< ,000 Holman and Miss Wilson. which matures In the fall. This la the Wreckage Worst of All. last of the loans bearing inter, st nl ' I The Iosb of I te nl caused mere by per cent. All otherB are at more fa- wreckage than i>, drowning, accord- vorable rates. Until the finance min Ihr to Captain 'I I.* mas II, Cann. jr. li-ter returns It Will not be decided ; who was master of tne' lost chip whether the loan Will he paid ofr mil Captain Cann said the upper work.. I of consolidated revenue or renewed of the Btate of California broke up asl., . i ,, for a short term. thc vessel went down; and many peo- | lines and new fall Styles and . pie were caughl in the wreckage, 'some not even having left their state rooms W. J. RUSE (Successor to Ayling & Swain.) 447 Columbia St. Phone 93. FIRST SHOWING OF FALL GOODS. Columbian College NEW WESTMINSTER Commercial Department opens Sept. 9th. A. E. Etherington, Commercial Master. -and��� N.IOY EATING VERY DAY. Miss A. Lorcc, n n o n I 1 Teacher in Stenography and J*. BUHIS Ot LO. Ltd, Typewriting. For further information apply to AND 14 MAY BE DROWNED Keokuk, la., Aug. 19.���The government steamer Henry tlosse, turned turtle iu the Mississippi river off tin i Keokuk .-Imre during a wind storm and Mrs Robert Surnew, Mr. and Mrs. |ate tMii afternoon, A crew of 14 were * ' ��� Mrs. J. S. on |,(mr,| ,ir t|lp t|me nn(1 ,-,��� y .,,.,. Annie believed to be trapped In the cabin ' ''���'" below the water line. Because of the li s of the purser's Ipassenger HsIh it wlll take a long time lo make an accurate record of the dead, and even lhi n It is likely thai some in is'al:.*". may creep In, r ,* ,. , , ,, REV. A.M.SANFORD, D.D. Call and inspect our fall; Principal les and new fall styles and * place your order now. Palace Market, Columbia St., Phcnri 1200, 1201, 1202. Sapperton Market, Phone 1204. Eighth St. Market, Phone 1205. Edmonds Market, Phone L883. J. P. GALVIN Ladies' and Men's Tailor. 401 Columbia St. Phone 43: L. D. 71; Res. 72. j ' New Westminster, B. C. Hutton, Mrs .1. Deane. Mrs Holl. Mrs. Weidemarm. I). H. Marshall and ramlly. Miss E l'ope, Aldnd. Ted and Mary, Mm, J. McMartln, Jim Tales, Mr. and Mrs. Petrle, Marorle and Marie Tail. Carrie and Hazel. Mr. and Mrs, .lohn Pope, Mr. and Mrs. B. Hendry. Mr. and Mrs. ]���'. Holmes, Mr. md Mrs. Iloe, Mr, Fro] Smith and Oeo. Brooks, Mr nnd Mrs. W, J. Kton Ml* Mr and Mrs I.illies, Mr. and Mrs. K Butterfleld, Mr and Mrs. Oeo, Uoss Mi', nud Mrs. Quaggan and family "hfOthers and sisters, in the chureh. t Para, .lack. Will, Russell, tin nl'.v.es, Mr and Mrs. W, Kerr. Mr. brought by a girl. md Mrs it Smither 'r'"' BKS'S" mentioned and Jean- ** yiiil<* were the plaintiffs. They ground that Thomas Scolt, ai;e 29, who died at ] wxliy Had committed ���liiRh Crimea Couult'nm on Monday, will be held and iiiis-*TrrwnorB" toward ihem. tills arternoon at 2:3o'from Howell's Blxby's trial on the delinquency undertaking establishment to the city charges is scheduled to come up In cemetery. " 'l'ie superior court September 11. MILLIONAIRE STANDS CHARGED BY THRE^ Um Angeles, Aug. 19.���Oeorge I' fllxby, the Long Beach millionaire in j dieted by the county grand Jury sev oral months ago on charges of having HSH %"��� ,If,���?-an.s.��.ni-_MA.M.on^ contributed to lha delinquency of Irene Marie Hrown-l.evy and Helen Cleo Parker, minors. v.as made loday the defendanl In three damage suits "ach Involving $50,11011 and each Ill-lie 6COTT The funeral of William asked damages on the Somas Scott, age H9. who died at Blxbjnhad committed IMC nxomirt, CRESCENT BEACH Take advantage of the Business Man's Train and make your home at Crescent Beach (Blackie Spit) for tho summer months. Train leaves al 5:P.O p.m. dally, on and after June ID, returning in the morning In time for business. Crescent Bench nffordn Ideal conditions for summer homes, combining the best of bathing, boat Ing at all stages of the tide together with fine beach. Artesian i.ell water to all residents. Let us show you this property. F. J. HART & CO., LTD. Established 1891. We write Fire, Lift, Accident, Employers' Liability, Automobile and. Marine Insursnca. 'w POPUIAR SHOE STORE 641 FRONT STREET Out of thc High Rent District. Ooen F.vcr.ln-js Till 9 p.m.; Saturdays 11 p.m. The Home of the $1.45 Shoes for Ladies Every size, black and tan, broad and narrow. KOR MEN���The only shoe store where your dollar does the work of two. Mens boota, black and tan - /EVERY\ (1 Qf Men'i Oxfords, black and tan, VSIZE ) ��P *- ������*** The Spot for Leckie's Loggers' and Fishing Boots; Slater Shoes (F. W.), K. Boots, etc. am
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