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News Classified Ads. Have proven lhelr wmt.li hy the resulta they produce. They fill large or small wants at small coat. iitfttrs Weather Today. New Westminster and the lower mainland: Light to moderate winds, generally fair with stationary or higher temperature. VOLUME 8, NUMBER 228. NEW WE8TMINSTER, B.C., THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS details of mm RIOTS RETOLD IN COURT Fourteen Strikers on Trial-Witnesses Tell of Stoning and Explosions at Temperance Hotel-Bomb Thrown at Residence and Man's Arm Blown off-Many Jurors Challenged���Case Will Proceed Today. RESTRAINED FROM CUTTING TIMBER Evidence yeBterday at the criminal assises In the trial of 14 striking minors trom Ladysmith had to do chiefly with the happenings on the night of Aug. 12 and the morning of Wednes day. the i:iih. Witnesses told of the stoning of the Temperance hotel, the explosions there and at the home of McKlnnon, whose arm was blown off on Tuesday night and of thn processions and trouble at the wharf the following morning when three men took 'Sfugs lu a small building, which it was sworn some of the crowd threat- i Hed lo dump Into the water. The men before Mr. Justice Morrison yesterday and whose trial ls continued today are P. Allsopp, J. Hume, Mike I.,wiiii,i, I*. McKenzie. J. Mears. Mike Mali. Mike Metro, Isaac Portray. Tom Rogers, John_8taphenaon, Roberl .owners, vendors and purchasers of PERMANENT LEVEES CANADA COULD fOR MISSISSIPPI EXCLUDE HINDUS EIRE COST LIVES OF TWENTY-EIGHT 29,000 Square Miles of Land Could Then Be Reclaimed���No-/ a Barren Waste. Important Case decided in Supreme Court���Establishes Precedent. An important law suit of interest to Wallace, Jolui Hall and Ueo. Metro Identified Accused. ln the morning Wm. Forties snd John Handeock, special constables on In l.a.l'. sno'li during the trouble gave nn account of the happenings and Identified some of the accused P. S. Pagan, paymaster at Ladysmlth. testified as to the attack made at the of- tie. nt the wharf. Charles (I. Allen, chief of police at Ladysmlth. il.-scrlbed tlte different aut l-riaks imd < u.. 'I Th ^^^^^ <ill the evening of Aug wtii a crowd collected uncleared land -was decided in the supreme court belore. Hon. Justice Mm p)�� In Vancouver yesterday, when an injunction was in ued re- straining .1. N. MacKenzie, holder under an agreement of sale of land In l-anglcy, from cutting Umber on tho properly. Counsel for the appellant claimed that ihe land, 160 acres, was first .*- *n*1* *" a Hindu, who In turn sold it ."il'-some of the ac- to another man, tbe latter selling to Delegation Asks Congress Clause in Immigration Act to Provide Eighty Mil- That Has Never Been lion Dollars. Applied. WOULD PRECIPITATE TROUBLE IN INDIA British Officials Watching Situation Washington, Dec. 3.���Delegations I frcm the Mississippi valley states! Here Closely-Recent Judgment urged before the river3 and harbors J Creates New Difficulties, committee of cougress today an appropriation to build permanent levees along the Mississippi river as a pro- j tcction against floods. The spokesmen, in the main favored the Kans dell-llamphrieB bill, now pending, which would provide for levees to cost $80,000,000, of which tbe states ���would raise $20.0on,OuO. It. B. Oliver, of Missouri; President Bush, cf lhe Missouri Pacific railroad; Colonel C, McD. Townsend president cf the Mississippi river commission, and others pleaded for early improvement of the levees. Mr. Oliver asserted that 29,000 square miles of alluvial lands ln the Missouri valley were barren waste because of the government's neglect in Improperly protecting them. "These wasted lands are equal in extent to Ihe territory of five states Cheap Lodging House Burns in Boston���Investigation Follows. Ottawa. Dec. 3.���The immigration act contains a clause by the application of which it is claimed Hindus would be totally excluded from Can- ada. but in view of the imperial aspects of the question it has never been Invoked by tlie Dominion and probably would not be without the consent of ihe British government, lest trouble in India be precipitated. The clause in question provides lhat by order in councll the government may "prohibit for a stated period or permanently the landing in Canada or the landing at any specified point on entry of Immigrants belonging to any race deemed unsuited lo the climate or requirements of Owner Says Disaster the Work of Incendiary���Third Attempt in Three Montha. Boston, Dec. 3.���The Are which cost the lives of 28 men in lbe Arcadia hotel, a l��w priced lodging house in the south end dlatrlct early today had become the subject of eight separate investigations by nightfall. Some of these were to determine where lay responsibility for the conditions which made the loss of life so large and others were directed toward devising measures to protect hundreds CENTRAL TEXAS IS DEVASTATED BY FLOODS SIMS IK IHS ofFER ran rum James Cunningham Says Portland Man Wants to Buy Gas Works. Over 15,000 People Driven from Homes���Seven Lose Lives. Scores' Rescued from Tree Tepe��� Railroads Forced to Suspend Operations. .Dallas, Tea., Dec. 3.���With three rivers, the Trinity, Brazes and Colorado, and Innumerable small streams out of their banks as a result of torrential rains which began Monday night and stilt continue, the flood situation in central Texas has assumed serious proportions. Within a territory 200 milea In length and 100 miles ln width almost ;>,0 Mr. MacKenzie, the defendant In the - - - -���_ Canada or 11 immigrants of any specl- Delaware, Khode Island. Connecticut. f|e,i ciaa_, Occupation or character New Hampshire and New Jersey." | It thlB provision was Invoked It According to James Cunningham, of ! the Westminster Gas company, an | of olhor men forced by circums'.ances . ,. _, ,, . ,, , to seek shelter in similar places. f��fcnt ��?����"*����* Portland capiUl- ���������,-,,- p���" . lists arrive* in tbe city yesterday for Directed by District^Storne, Pelle- tb* ^^ uf, *,*?���-.T^J* tier, the grand jury paid a visit l01 connection with a possible purchase the hotel. They saw the remains ct! ��� ____________��� ��� . ,, cots laid side by side in a general L 0vf ** telephone last evening Mr. |aU 0f the lowlands are under water. dormitory on the fifth floor and nar- Cunningham stated to The News that i approximatey i5,000 persons have row aud box-like rooms on floors be- h* rffU8e,d f��. B�� int�� fetalis ��Uh j been driven from their homes, scores low in which privacy was obtained lhe, A*n>frlcan representative until the have heen rescued from tree tops and by inmates for a few cents more than lend of the month when It is possible noating wreckage, several railroads was bald bv the dormltorv occunanls 'that tne city counc11 wln have de" |h��ve ***���*" force<1 to suspend opera- ^fSw^Cnri^MtKl61*8* -hitherto again submit the tions and much damage has beeu done termined SaB Purchase bylaw. to property. i _._.. ,hn i���-��� m-mn. ,n ,nn n.n*m,.n "I am giving the city first chance I ��even Live8 Lost. ��rtfffit^.b fir :hvlant",hBtated WY iiosTthVuvT8 are known to have bean pointed ������ ****** -** -~n��i Cunningham, 'and now that negotla-Host their lives. , . -��� - '��� rnnnineham "and now that negotla-1 lost their lives. Yesterday five mem- . . __ , _. , out that in nearly j Cunningham, ana no** tnat ne����11* iberf| of the ,amny 0, w. c. Polk, a Mr. Oliver declared. "This enormous would 0(. possible to exclude any race ievery lniUlnce death had been caused itlons "J JJ2 rf,,S thl eli 1 farmer, were drowned f-t Belton and waste is directly due to the neglect <f j by reagon of congested labor eondl- b.. Buffocation. Other lodging houses If ^. ? ���, jLf ��_, ,*fp bvlaw 11B- F --^^ -"-���- * *** named Manley congress to perform Its duty. WeiUonB and without specifying the HIn- ln y^ vicinity were inspected by thelg?".*0. ��**?. I^Jm. in Zw mvlmet ----- same f*te near Dallas late are not here begging as we were last duil. However.khis would be a drss- ��,7 ^ *dld no t deemili ad visa Me to ��Ho�� W Miy Manley lost his life while at- year when cur people, driven out of 1 ��ic pr0ceedure and the government y,-.,,,- lnquirie9 ��ere the official in-,hanQ to the rortiana man. tempting to rescue marooned people their homes were penniless and with hesitates to take it quest by Medical Examiner l_eary, In- lat the village of Grand Prairie, out food, but we arc here defending I The situation at present is that the | quirlea b>. lhe flre commissioner, the Cardinal Seriously III. Waco, on the Grasos river, in the our rights and demanding as citizens j _ext ct the judgment of Mr. Justice I building commissioner and the board Rome, Dec. 3.^-Cardinal Lulgi Ore-1 centre of the flooded area, represented dentlfl- ir,,,,!,... st ^ a^ ^ - ill|L Tb.Jllndu lii behindI Hii his pay- IJ",,,---- SV��rw"-��Sb representing; ��Vlng~*wi-i*d~e^Lv*��~^ dean "of theithe most serious situation today Sec- __��� ������ ,��� . "miL ��nd a half ! "B ,1,at Protection we have a right to arrives the minister of justice wlll tb��� ___ ���<.,���.<._ v I- ... . **.-���_,-. ���-,,.!-.. ., v... ..I*. i������-��� .. a�����th amounting to a million and a half | ^^ ._ ou_ ^ au(, property. ��� ^..^ _a J^ M _ wha, proc���ed. ******** ���"��� ure is desirable. ,. ���,,ii,p.,.,i in front nl nieuin aim im- ......... ���������. .������* -���. "*���? _ "��V ��� el and commenc- amounting to a million snd a ht ������. Teniper'ir.ce ^*'l*"*J��Zt ,:,��� f���eU ia the only security the plaint ,.��� u, bor,;hard lh. *T**_ |on haa of 8ecuI.ing a return on his Inve, tiff Invest- hostelry with rocks Some non nn ^^^g******************************** m';'l [**JLut Wm to persuade the O. K. Housser. app..arlng for the de- .' In ae, in their homos but the fendaut, claimed tbat his client had ,-rnwd io k �� receive* was that bought the land for farming purposes " vhen th��y d-d.and coui_| not get any use of it until only -__ 'they would go home . well pleased" About It an eattloslon occurred at the rear hotel and some damage was 1:30 on Aug. of the done. lie had cleared thc timber. Tjto court Issued ah injunction rs" straining the defendant from cutting **_^_^_^_^_^_��� any more timber, later another explosion was heard, Tllla lg thl. ,���,���, decislcn of ruch a and the chief went around to inveetl-1 natllrp .-** passed upon in a British ,- u,. lie found that It had occurre��l l.o)ulIlb|a nnan and as the counsel for !��� ,he home of Al.x McKlnnon. a non- (h(, ue[(,lldBnt ,,Xpia|ned. It might be union man McKlnnon was belli! * ���,.,,, lhat n0 perscn is entitled to take landed bj th.'doctor when he witness ^^ ^ g(ep _. 0>ar)llR wi|d |and Is the duty of congress to take up the problem and act at once." WAGER ON FATE OF RALPH LOPEZ The bouse ���z- - ?MMllri_._t lun"' ful> P"Vn"'nU h,ve oeen CQta and there were children suouv- ..... nrrived .sis.'d and there were dbuutwi �����-..-��� Railed Objection. .plclcd At the resumption of the trial at' 2:M, Mr. Taylor rose to object that t.ie order lu whfrli the prisoners sat had bein Changed at lunch hour. Mr. Bird said the change was made, that the Identification might be more! thnn numerlc'il. To accommodate thei crow n counsel a list of the prisoners' names and order In which tliey were rested wan made Charles <i Allen, chief of police at l.iidysmllh. re-entered tlie stand. Closed Saloons. 1 After a conference With the mayor ol l-sdysmll . On the day of the ] trouhle the hotel liars were closed. Trouble was feared If thev were left , open At 10 30 a.m. on Wednesday. Aug. 13, he hml heard rocks thrown ngnln1.! the buildings but heard no breaking Ol disss. He was too far nwny Of the explosion at the Temperance lintel the chief could not say whether or not It had come from outside the hotel. A. C. Pallrnt. a caustable at l.ndy- smlth. said on the m*mor.ihlc Wed- afternonti no'i-un'.iti men had MAY ESTABLISH CLOSED SEASON Canada and United States Fisheries Commissioners to Meet. May Prohibit Fishing for Sturneon for Four Yeara���Depletion of Inland Waters. Bandit May Hare Escaped from His Hiding Place in Mine. nesday Bingham. Utah, Dec. 3.���Behind its double bulkheads, tbe L'tah-Apex mine still held secret tonight the fate of Ralph Lopez, the slayer of six men. Tbe smudges that were Ignited on Monday continued to pour their poisonous gases into the upper work ings until late tonight, when they were allowed to die down. If his body is found when searchers enter the mine tomorrow, the de- boniar desperado will bave met death by oue of the most unique execution! within the law, In the history ot the west. Many still held that there waa a pcss'bility J_oper was barricaded safely from the approach of the gasea, or thai he even may have escaped through some unwatched exit before the fumes became overpowering. Tbls , , _______ ��� resolved Itself Into a betting proposl- I tion, and- many wagers were laM at Ottawa, Dec. 3.���An Interesting sub- * to 1 against his being alive. The with at the conference sheriffs of nine counties and two .. - . . _t.__.i<r_ . England Watching. London. Dee. 3.���Developments tn the Hindu question In British Columbia are being carefully watched In official quartern here. L* is realized that the Judgment of Chief Justice Hunter of British Columbia may tend to create a new difficulty for Indian and imperial authorities in assuaging the opinion cf natives in India, who look to tbe king tp secure them equal rights in all parts of his dominion. The most hopeful solution for South Africa, perhaps also for BrltlBh Columhla is now under consideration by tbe Imperial and Indian executives. It s to imitate }he colonization scheme of the Soudan for Indians who refuse to submit to the condition which the Dcminion government deems necessary. South African Journals suggest the immediate creation of a small commission of representatives of the governments concerned to inquire and submit definite proposals for the removal and colonisation elsewhere of British Indians from the British dominions. jeet to be dealt uesnny nn* _..��� ... airlved In town and hs'' some trouble Jwl'������ ��caiiwi��i ����'"-��-.���..���.--- with i"ilon men Ksr'v In the morning It0 b�� llel(l ln Ottawa this month be- former sheriffs were directing opera. of Treads" the "���- "--���* -*������ *** ' twaen Prof. Prince, Dominion fleh-itions tonight '������. We'll Vrive the scabs away, snu f^r . ic ��� ,. _, . .--.. ��.��� .!..�����,��� I commission of the United Withdraws Nomination. Regina. Dec. 3.���-J. B. MeLeod, today withdrew hls nomination as alderman from ward one In the Interests of J. Ehmann. In an effort to unseat Alderman Rink, who Is running for reelection. All other candidates will go to tbe people oh Monday. GAS FRANCHISE AS ON Rf CORDS steers hsd shouted I ^^^.^Mrt^M^riS | "T^pes~killed_ a Mexiew *ti**t_** the Btate police and a personal search by Mayor FlUgerald. Joseph G. Lyons, of Brooklyn, president ot the firm which operated the Arcadia as part of a chain of lodging houses in Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Newark and Jersey City, said be believed the fire started under the stairs In the main hallway. Within a few months three other mysterious fires have been discovered -tliere. he said. "This Gre was undoubtedly incendiary." he added. None of the dead men had been identified tonight. Two cf the Injured taken to the city hospital, William Sullivan and George F. Adams, died today. Search of tbe bodies revealed the financial circumstances of the men when only 11.47 was gathered from the effects of all the victims. re iSacred college, and the only surviving .tlons of that city known as South cardinal created by Pope Plus IX, Is ill and Bast Waco, are under water and In view of tbe ad-jit is estimated that more than 10,000 with pneumonia. ^^^^^^^^^^ vanced age of the cardinal���he was! residents have been made homeless, born In 1828���serious apprehensions in that city property damage Is eetl- are felt at the Vatican for his recov-, mated at more than $75,000. The corner)-. The pope sent his private sec-panies of state troops at Waco have retary. Mgr. Breesan, to Inquire after!been ordered en duty by Governor the condition of Cardinal Orsglia aad Colquitt ind ban c-aurldgce bare beea to* Bear the apostolic Messing to the stricken cardinal. 6. C. HORSES WIN AT CHICAGO COUNTER-CHARGES. issued to tbe guardsmen for nee In tbe event of looting. So far tbere bare been no disorders. Marooned in Trees. In the Leon river bottoms, near Temple, a number of men, women and children were marooned late today after spending 24 hours in the trees and tonight it was uncertain when Improvised boats could be navigated through the swift water. ^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_ Boatmen rescued a dozen persons ��� from trees In the Trinity river near Dallas this afternoon and earlier tn f-nlnt-v Farm Wino Fimt for ""���*day bo��ts t00k TetuKe from tree8 Miiony rarm wins rirai iur near Waiachle ���-���} at other points. Marlin, the training site of several Conservatives File Reply to Chateau- i C'Jay By-election Protest. Valleyfield, Que., Dec. 3.���The counter charges which were promised by p the Conservatives wben tbe election ' petition protesting the Chateauguay by-election was served, were filed in '. the superior court on the last day ofj the fifteen wblch ts allowed by law. Tbe copy has not yet been served on tbe Hon. Sydney Plsher and tt Is probable that the serving will be delayed as long ae possible. Tbe law allows ten daya The counter charges were filed by J. T. Laurendeau. of Valleyfield. and were accompanied by the usual deposit. * The protest made by tbe Liberals of tb* country waa served on the day following tbe serving of the charges. Brood Mare���Also a Second. Has Good H. Taber, ef Condle, Geld Mere Entered and Is in the Money. States, Is 'three peace officers op November 21,1 Bylaw Save Company Liberal Con- th.tr.ht -. bomb had been thrown �����^h ln of a four years' cloeed nnd after e long chase took refuge about 18 feet from the hotel. ' g^son for "eruln flsh. Ilaet Thursday In the mine, where be Bb0Ul Arm Blown Off. I cZed four years season for stur- killed two more deputies Saturday. At McK In nous bouse, where sbomt) i rf t prevent the further I ������- was nlso thrown he found McKliinon .*����� ",,, ���. lh0 ^nd waters ot this Wandered Over T*rmM*. Wing with his right arm blown "" ; vaiuabu" flah. Twenty years ago the Medicine Hat. Dee. ��^Peter Han- the liouse In disorder and Mrs. Mc - ,_,, ,n ran��da was 1,600,000 pounds! ten, a homesteader residing some dto- Klnnon and children In tho front room ;. . t9o,ooo. Last year the catch j trnee north of the city, was found ���Oh, a very good class," assured ;WM*,0|;000 p0undB bnt owing to the "wandering over the prairie by the Absolom Uren. an old msn, and man-1 h h| . _ ,ce ���ow received, the.mounted police. He Is evidently in- na-rr of the Temperance hotel, when i W_B_ ,nsooo. inquiries are now sane and bad suffered greatly from asked of what class his boarders were. | , f , don jc^fcr caviar cold and exposure. He Is being held When his house was stoned rocks i ���'m ���� CanBdUn ���urgeon. This is at the local police barrae*. tor medl- 4-ame from all directions except f�����'*a��� 0XpPnslve delicacy made from tbe|cal examination, the front. Fifteen or s xtoeti men of (he lar(.e .-._ when CaUght be- - "' fore spawning. Tho raw material for the caviar Ik worth a dollar a pound and 40 or B0 pounds may be secured from one, sturgeon. This, together with the value of the flesn of the sturgeon gives the flsh great value nnd makes conservation advisable. It were lodged In thc house the night of tho trouble. Most certainly he heard as explosion that night. "No, 1 didn't see who were ln the street. I was afraid of the rocks and that the people would enter the house." Ho had stuffed mattresses Into the windows to stop the rocks. *-*-*W Now r "Scab." David J. Gordon, a shot lighter In Sentenced Him Anyway Toronto. Dec. 8.���Cecil W. Irwin* pleaded guilty In the general'sessions today to the charge of obtaining $4200 from the Trust and Guaranty company hy false pretenses. Restitution has ht*t*n made bv the young *. ��� ��� *_ ��___��__.__ -��.- -��� - ��� " ��� - ������ cessions��� tlgned "It. Dickinson, Mayor"���Deled 1881. Since the franchise beld by tlle Weitmtnster Gas company seems to be generally considered the moat valuable part of the gas plant eye- tern, and since the validity of tbla franchise hae been -questioned, tbe agreement known as tbe "New Weetmlneter Gas company's bylaw" bas been secured at the city hall and ts given below exactly as lt stands In the records. *^^^^^^^^^^^^ Must Announce Dividends. New York, Dec. $.���The New York stock exchange . is considering tbe adoption of measures requiring corporations whose stock ls listed with the exchange to make Immediate announcement ot the declaration of tbelr dividends, tt was made known today. Decision to take up the nutter came, tt wae said, as a result of the delayed announcement ot a dividend recently by a corporation whose stock la thel meantime dropped over IS points became of tbe liquidation ot tbe ttock-1 holders who believed no dividends hnd been declared. Kxtenslon mine did at one time be-l^'* """ S?S *-_""" " rsr*>-~.," . . long to tbe union. He wss now what m,ln> *la** RuBBl�� ���** **--��� ����� Kngland was called a sosb. Ills lordship remonstrated against tbls term but tbe witness assured the court he "was used to that" He had seen none ot the prl^onerr tn thn crowds on the first night of tha trouble. Next morning he saw Isaac Portsoy lending n procession. lie had no breakfast tbnt diy. The Chinaman wai afraid to cook It When he came back tbat afternoon Mike Lyman had sild: "'You should ren what we havo done to McKtnnon's ind Strang's houses,' nnd started Mowing about whnt he wns going to dc." -Questioned by counsel tor the defence witness said when ho had met Lyman the latter said that "Mac would have to get out ot town and you will have to get another placo to (Continued oa Page fouj.) Is caught onlv in the St, John rlvor,! man's friends. Judge Morgan, how- I skc of the Woods and l<akn Wlnnl-lever sentenced him to six months in nee nnd the caviar Is shipped to Ger- central prison, deolnrlng the offence e�� ._ ��� __ ��,_.,���_i - serious one. i Chicago, Dec. 3.���This wns nn outstanding day tor Western Canadian horses at tbe international stock show. Saskatchewan got two seconds nnd oae third and one sixth prise in the morning in very strong classes, ln which It wns n credit to even get In the money. Tbe brood mares class wns n wonderful one. Tbere were only eevea entries, but It would tnke of lot of searching to find seven finer brood, mares. First place went to thn Fnlr- holme turn, Newmarket, NJ. Second honors were won by n Canadian mare, "Peggy Pride." owned by thn Colony farm. Coqultlam, B.C. n magnificent type ct brood mnr* with wonderful teet nnd lege nad t-grant mi*, alvo body. The geld mare class waa alao a very/ strong on*: Them; were ten th the; rtoti The Mt ��kM want ������*> NaHaaa. another Baaana P��Me -mare of st-perb quality owned by the CoJq-ny . farm at Coqultlam. Bacond, third asid (fourth want to American atttda.aad filth to "Queen ot tha Revels." owned - ��� ��� . .-���_*____,_. nrt ���**._, major league baseball teams, virtually ia surrounded by water and the town -. of Hetty on the Texas Midland railroad is from one to three feet under water. Most of the inhabitants have moved to Ten-Ill. In Waco and other targe towns tn - the flooded district, charitable organizations are caring for those made homeless while In tbe smaller villages more fortunate neighbors are providing shelter for tbose driven from their homes. Except fas isolated cases tbere has been little suffering. ��� Tha Colorado river nt Austin, after falling laat night, roae ngnln today, coming up nt the rate of six feet na hour for b time tonight. Three unidentified men,' riding on a log filiated down tbe river 'at dusk. One pulled blmbelf onto n tra* tar out from shore nnd lbs other two gained tba ton ot a partially submerged grandstand at tha baseball park. Boats were a*at out to teectte tha man bnt were unable to locate tbem In thn darkness. W. .; :.���...-���: , . > .���*����� -���-*-��� \':i-'i0iW HL K CHIPS Mual Oaatroy Penthnrn. Wnshlngtcn, Dae. l-��lmttai^wtU not ba admitted to the United Stataa r .*.-*.mm. v .,.��� i .ither on hats or detached, aeoordlBg Tbe bylaw seema to give *��� *^1�� . fl** A**:!***'**** tha franchise eome very Ubeiaiti___...-. ��_ ~___t����_t. Qame ��� ������ "��� Textile Operatives Vote Against Strike Fall River, Mass., Dec. S.���Union textile operatives voted tonight againat calling a genernl strike In tha cotton mills to enforce thetr demand* tor nn Increase In wages' of 12 1-2 per cant Five union organisations held hpeclal meetings. Four declared against Insistence on the demands, whli* th* fifth, the weavers, among whom th* agitation for an lnci-anae atarted, voted 43d to s��l In fnvor of striking. As the rules of the weavers' union re quire a two-thirds vote to can n strike the proposal was lost The unions had demanded that Mtb wage Incresse bo granted by Dec. ��, claiming that recent dividend* by two mills indicated the manufacturer* enn afford the tn<<rw��. 1*** Manufacturers' association rejected th* demand. Dnlon leader* anid tmlght that Hi nation taken ladkadad a dislnoltnatta* on tha part of the warhma tn atriha te wlnte; ���~^s*^*w^^^^m of th* franchise some very concessions. It is dated 1886 and ls signed "R. Dickenson, Mayer." This Is the bylaw: The Fmaehle*. Tha mayor and aouncll ot, the cnf> poratlon ot the cltSStf Ne# W< ' * ster. b��Maafter Uon," enact aa to! t Tha "nrltlah structlon Company," i at*, bavlng lta head of In the province of Bi and hereinafter called la hereby authorised, provisions hereinafter araet, oonstruot maf- ato gas worke within said city of New tay down, rainy, nnd.rennlr aU and aMer the at and Thwanabtfl Ant may be naosnmry lar gn* to tha aooeuman "������ l. it ahan noTba co����any ta ��t*itda* ere by this bylaw ��w �����*�� *nU bav. d.iy lector* ot cnatom* "'.-Oama blrda wtll ha admitted with Withers, bat tha feather* muat ba destroyed. ry P. a Taber. of Condle. B.C. Thla via a ���ufpriaa te tha waatorn breed eta aa thla mnr*. han been regarded ~~ie.-treat aa aha aad ts * greet ________^^^^^^^^ . Jonrney nad bal V_a weather had nHrtad bag and ah* waa rofl-er gaant Mt** CrsM Wfll ***.%,; M-"i* *���-'���& A its TFT \^^-^^f.\ nnaMM AaU kM�� 4m\\9 ��BI i i r TTiISP (OaaMaMd oa Page *%vt*m: ���' -pm*. tMhm'M ��*4*tk�� *e**.*$m ' :,',*r-m* W__f'j_^^______,i i�� i* -Vim tt ���%* n��M ;.>* ������mjW'p(il| __'__��� " *_____.- ���*������:���__,''���< , :-y->*'t txm^mtf 5 ���'..-)'*���*. ^^u-*-*t*m*lt * am , ��� *.-.. .��- ,.: -, k-���:������;... *,^**tft.,--' .�����%-��,-...* % - ��������� hi ddi��to>aaa" *m ���.. . ��� ... 3ife-��* FADE TWO THE NEW WESTMINSTEU NEWS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1913. ibtas An Independent moraiat **V** devoted to the inter tts ot New Westminster and the trsser Valley. Published every mornitiii except Sunday bp the National Pi-intlnp ���Ml Publishing Com-panti, Limited, at 6S McKentie Btreet, New W__��min��lcr, Brills* Columbia. ROBB BVTBBRLAND, Managing Birector. Ail communications should ke addressed lo The New Westminster News, and not to Indlvidue! inem&ers ot th* staff- C-Hegue*, drafts, and money orders should be made mayable to The National Printing and Publishing Company, Limited. TBLEPBONBS���Busins** Office and Manager, 899; Editorial Rooms lall depurt- ts-nts). 991. SUBSCRIPTION RATBB���By earrler, $4 per year, tl lor three months, ��0o prr mxontk Bu mill, IS per year, tbe per monlk. ADVERTISING RATBB on ���ppllralion. THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4. 1913. PATIENCE WON OUT FOR THIS PIONEER | Britain, which took G,500,000 of the | amoun:. The cotton exports for Ute thirty- day period in 1012 wert' 9,842 bales. [valued at $5110.453. The valuation of 'the 15,4!l2 bales exported in November of tliis year was $H.7.77S. anil the I weight more than 4,000 tons. He Waited Many Years, But Now Hia Sons Own a Real, Producing Coal Mine. THE ENDLESS CHAIN. j The man who brings order out of the chaos in Mexico will have to be a combination of Solon, Napoleon, Pierpont Morgan, Gabriel and Sam Hughes and there hasn't yet been seen above the horizon any Mexican sombrero that tops a cranium suspected of containing that mixture. On the contrary, the crop of revolutionists and near-presidents continues to grow, all of them out to make what they can for themselves and none of them with an idea similar to his brother in arms except to fight the existing government. As a matter of fact, the average Mexican doesn't know what patriotism means, simply because he never has had a chance to learn; he has never been given anything to be proud of. A few of the higher class, with some drops of Spanish blood in their veins, may have an inkling of the feeling described as love of country, but it doesn't stand for much when measured with the peso, which is Mexican for the almighty dollar. They didn't tear loose while Diaz ruled the country* because Diaz was one man in a million, with an iron fist"and a knowledge of how to use it.JVIexico is about two hundred years behind the rest of America and is no more ready for constitutional government than the Hottentot district of Africa. Diaz knew that and handed out control accordingly. Madero didn't know it and it cost him his life. Huerta knows it, but he lacks the punch that Diaz carried, hence his impending downfall. Carranza knows it and thinks if he can force Huerta to the discard he will have a chance to let the world see Mexico governed as she should be. Villa is the latest recruit to the ranks of the men who know. He has felt his strength at Juarez and Chihuahua, which battles he fought as Carranza's lieutenant. Now he says he doesn't follow Carranze any more, which is the first indication that he intends to take a crack at the presiding job in the Palazio Nacionale, Mexico City, himself. On form, Villa looks the pick of the whole motley crew, but the finish is not yet and before peace is restored the endless chain of would-be rulers of Mexico will probably see the addition of a score or so more near-presidential links. DISCONSOLATE DOG COMMITTED SUICIDE1 A Canadian steer has won the grand championship at ' Chicago. It's a good bet that steer travelled to the packing town in fear and trembling. ��� Seattle, Dec. 3.���A great patience was and is that possessed by John Koron, Lewis county pioneer, who in the evening of his years has become oue of tbe recognized coal magnates of western Washington by reason of that possession. After nearly half a century of waiting he has seen the coal claim which he located on Ford's prairie, Ihree miles west of where now stands the thriving city of Centralia, become a producing mine, and a unique feature of its development Is that not a oent of outside capital was put into the property. So says Henry Koron, treasurer of t'.io Ford Prairie Coal company, who was in Seattle recently on a brief business visit. Koron is one of the two sons of the original locator of the company's ground and lie and his brother, \V. D. Foron. ar.1 now in active change of tho property, their father having some time ago retired to a farm near TolPdo. "Ours is not the biggest mine in Lewis county." remarked Henry Foron, "but, a.i Shakespeare said, 'it ls all enr own,' Throughout southwestern Washington it is known ns 'the family mine,' for none but Forons own or ever have owned more than a nominal interest in it. "The ground was located by my father during tlie presidency of Abraham Lincoln, but the patent was not issued until after Lincoln's death, the paper being signed by President Andrew Johnson. My brother and I were little shavers then. Although he was convinced he had a coal minQ, it was not until we beys were meu grown and had accumulated a little ne*i ees of capital by farming and shingle manufacturing cn the same land thai he attempted to open it. "When we determined to develop the ground we formed a company and set out '.o sell stock Various promoters looked over the property, but their demands were so large we finally resolved to got it alone. The result was that when the first coal was shipped, two years ago. not a cent we had not put In ourselves had been spent on the.property. "We are now mining about 1 no tons a day and have just completed a washer and a mile of railway to better our facilities for shipment. Seattle, Dec. 8.���After mourning i over the separation from tlie small daughter of William Mullins for three ! days, a highly bred Irish terrier from ! the kennels of Captain of Detectives Charlei Tennant, committed suicide at the plant of the Seattle Mill & Manufacturing company. It leaped j from the dock while In leash and broke its neck In the fall. That the | intention of the dog was to kill itself' seemr. clear. The dog really belonged to a niece i of Mr. Mullins and was in his posses-1 sion temporarily, lt formed a strong! attachment for Mr. Mullins' smaill daughter and when he attempted to j keep It away from the child used several subterfuges to slip back in Mr. j Mullins' absence. | He attempted to leave the dog in custody of the janitor at his apart-1 ments. but it eluded him and crept ; buck to the child when Mr Mullins left home, It was practically impos-1 sible to provide accommodations for the dog lu Mr. Mullins' apartments so he took it to the watchman at the Seattle Mill & Manufacturing company plant, In which Mr. Mullins is interested, and asked him lo provide for it. For two days the dug howled almost continuously, r.i using to eat and repulsing all advances made to it. Finding it Impossible to keep the dog at home, tho watchman carried it to the mill plant on tho west waterway, where there was no one to disturb with the noise. The dog was chained on the mill deck near the end of the pier. Fur some time ii howled In vain, then wandered toward the end of the dock and contemplated t'i" water beneath. Suddenly the dog ran buck, turned, and running io the edge of the dock, plunged overboard. T'ie fail to the end of the chain broke the dog's n *ek. witnessed the performance nnd insists The Watchman twenty feet away, the dog's performance was plainly a case of suicide from grief. Humor and "Philosophy ��,�� OVMCAM M. SMITH TWO OLD FRIENDS. milB tuneful tnla of Jack and Jill -* Haa served ua long and welL, New generations coma a lung And on ii learn to spell. They get (he Btory of these two Of very great renown. | When they have children of thetr own To them they hand It down. Can ynu recall���Juat pa uae and think��� A day ao long ago That you were not Informed aa to The details of thetr woeT How after water up the hill They went and tumbled down: How JUI eacapt-d without a scratch To match Jack's fractured crown? Just where they lived w�� do not know. As to their other name��� If (t was Johnson, Jones or Brown, To us It's all the aame. It Jack got well we never heard��� What's more, we never wlll ��� Nor If Jack's father found It hard To pay the doc tor'�� bill. This simple little Incident Is all wo have been told About these two that we have known Since we were one year old. They might hnve tnld ua. anyway. If Jill wua vent ulonR To get the wnter all alone Till Jack got well and strong. Not Much Chang*. WHY BUY FOREIGN CEMENT when you can get ae good, or Letter, manufactured in It. C. via.: the tbe celebrated "VANCOU\ Kli'' Brand, guaranteed to pass Standard Speculations of American and Canadian Engineers' Annotation, We would uleo cnil attention lo our Vltrllled Bewer Pipe from 4-ln. to ^t-iti. lu diameter. Tbla Is also made In tbla Province ami we consider superior lo any Imported article. Wf alao carry a stock ol Crushed Itock, Washed (.ravel, Band. Mme, I'laeter, etc. Bee ua before ordering elsewhere. GILLEY BROS., LIMITED Phonee 15 and 16. 002 Columbia Street W HOW IT STACKS UP IN SfATTIE Year 1913 Will Prove Record Breaker Stupendous Gains in Business I There. A report from the mountains says: "Seven feet of snow on the level." How could anything in the mountains be on the level. Now, on the level, how could it? It is said there are ninety million broom handles used annually in the United States. You wouldn't think it after seeing the way some houses are swept���or not swept. Divers nowadays go down under the waters equipped with a telephone. It's a good thing they don't have to depend on central to make their connections or they'd suffocate before they got the number at the surface. While the horse market has been affected by the in- ronda o* the autom^hilp, the mule market last year was bettor than ever. That's just like the mule���never does anything according to Hoyle. They've put off a hanging in Bermuda till next April because it might spoil the winter tourist business. They must be a terribly delicate bunch of tourists who go to Bermuda. It looks now as thought the United States would endorse Winston Churchill's suggestion for an international year's holiday from the expensive navy-building pastime. If Uncle Sam takes up the scheme he'll be doing a whole lot to re-pad the peace dove in the spots where quite a bit of plumage has been knocked off. Seattle, Dec. 3 ���That the year 1913 ^iien completed will prove a record- breaker in the history of Seattle in [point of business transacted and in its prophecy of a prosperous future was demonstrated conclusively hy govern- ' ment offices In this city when state- ' ments of tiie commerce already com- 1 pleted registered the most stupendous gains that either the customs house ;or post office have ever known. Briefly summarized, the gains were ; aB follows: Cotton exports from Se-' attle and the state of Washington to! 1 Alaska and the Orient for November [reached the enormous total of lTi fS*2. bales, a gulp of 7,180 bales In excess of ihe same commodity In November, 181.. Canned salmon exported totalled 8,079,773 pounds, a clear Increase ol more than 2,000 tons in excess ol tha :samp month in 1912. The post office, with lhe h'-ivv I month or December and Its holiday trade still to tie added, last night equalled and passed In point of receipts tii" entire total for the whole year of 1813, Against the {113,448,39 roceived I from correspondence nnd other I sources al Betrttle during Ni nher lust ch 11 d, Portland, Ore . Its nuai ��� " in tutor, : howed n total of ���90.94G.32, Against the gain made by Seattle iu excess or the Bame month Iin 1912 of $28,817 18, Portland's gain war $4,154.87. Tbe customs officials pronounced | the exports in canned salmon from Puget sound to be the heavies! for a single month In tbelr recollection, : Win -reus in November, 1912, n u ta) of 3,374,188 pounds with a va Illation of 11273,882 wire shipped; In the mouth jilHt closed lhe entire amount was 8;079.778, valued at $749,803 The heaviest single purchaser was (ireat TALL AND SHORT THUGS ARE EACK IN SPOKANE ��� Spokane. Dec n. The old mysterious rhort and tall nnn have again arrived in the eity for tlieir s'.eg- of .crime and holdups, tliriik the police. Of the three holdups that were enact led Saturday nig'nt all of the descriptions tally with these two persons .They have added a companion to their | forces this year and his description .is about the same as that of the original tall man. II. P, Wiley of the Slllman hotel 'reports to the police that he was on his way home ahout 1 o'clock Sunday1 morning, v.iuu he was confronted bj I two men who stepped frpm the shad-: low of a telephone pole, on Monroe! 'street, betwieu Second and Third ave I Junes, and commanded him to throw iiiii his hands. He says he was then 'thrown to the ground, and while one' man stood on his face the other wen-' through liis pockets und relieved him of a $10 bill.iaboSt ���}_ in silver and a bunch of keys. Willey is a clerk for tbe I'acific Stale. Teh phon.. company. He is wrll known sg a star bowler In the city league His face was cut and bruised where t'::>' sharp heel of the robber's shoe cut Into his cheek The .police could find no trace of the holdup men. lt, is believed thai they are two of the three who n short time before held up and robbed A. ti. Anderson and a girl companion at Fifth avenue iand Wall slreet, where the young woman cleverly outwitted the holdups liy slipping a $100 diuirunl me ->rf r,' . --"irrttrix'-t finger and pocketing it while he was being searched. "How did tbey make love In the Blune ngef" "How sin.uld I know?" "1 suppose the man wllh lbe uirxi rocks got tbe girl." Psrtitttney. "Mrs. Muebniurned is making ������ .... lectlou of alimonies. Isn t sbel sin; must be dreadful mercenary." "Oh. no. I don l thlDk tbat" "Then why is -.he marrying and divorcing no nun tl.' I tune to see a wo man acl tlnn wny ' "She hates lo be beaten She ��lnrt. ed out in good t.iitii io in; nappy. though married, and stie says stie is determined to keep on uyiny until -.he reucbes umt state " New She Knew. "I'd like to meet Madeline's brother." "Wby. 1 didn l know sbe bud a brother!" "II ti huh!" "Did sbe tell you so?" "No" "TIicd bow do you know she has?" "Doesn't she weur bis iiecktle*. stick plus uud cuff links hulf tbe time." MOTHER I9*DEAD AND TWIN BAFIES SURVIVE j Spokzne, Doc ...-Hurried to the Sacred Heart hospital with h.-r twin babies, a boy and a girl, born Monday on h"r arrival from Scenic hot springs, Mrs. Minnie Huston, the wife "f It. .1. Huston, u sdctlon foreman at Newport, Wa��.b��� died recently, Mr, Huston was transferred from Seen'.' hot springe to Newport a week ago Mrs Huston arrived In Spokane Sunday night nnd became the mother of twin bablea a few hours later II". Condition whs serous early In tbo week, but she improved and was ''" '" i i " out of danger.'-Saturda niiii: sho .i.t', attacked hy sans. Dr Oj & Itohn romovrd lo the Sacred Henri hoapl tal She .i . d an hour afti th ��� Institution. lbe In were removed to the ��� nds ln..t night. While the he mother was taken to the i'o. undertaking parlors, Ib held awaiting funeral ar l * convul- ordered ber .spi- reaching home ol Iodv of Smith fi where ll ram em Mr- II"-.n was 30 years of age :*-.- I rt '��������� Kit} aged '. years besides tin. twlnn DUNQUKQ D-.OT._E: O'-XaT* CTUCU6 m i. H-CU3 AT THE Y. H. C. A. ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAV. Explained. "Mr Creeii Ih aald to lie a confirmed swearer." "Yes; I guess thnt'aso" ��� "And be wus su carefully reared too " "But he shaves himself" Knew Something Better. "I eau tell when a oiuu s iu love wllh me" "Aod I enn tell when a man Isn't In lore wltb uie." Try It. If ynu wnulri \f.\t\ a happy -���-"* Ano have h grand noitm 1,0*. Juki glv* yuur monry to yuur mxit*. Arid Mii�� will du ill* rent PERT PARAGRAPHS. It Is h poor outlook for h bnppj home when tbe flour suck is empty nud lbe lusl linking ot I,read burnt lo a crisp blackness. , l.enruliig by MlWtence Is very often i.oiu eipensivv und unsatisfactory. netting money enough io do ns you please is 11 lng order, nnd yuu i-hoiild inive started your grsiidfslber on thr Job ubout seventy live years ago Wben n mnn marries nn angel be sbollld not complain If be llnils tiiinseii ei pected tu live in a ruiehetf atoms pliere. The mnn who Is too In7.y to work ouglit 10 be elected as perpetual vice president ot the la to It-easy society. It le iielter to bnve no reputation ni all thuu to huve one tbnt you caul tone. The msn who slwsy* gives bis word tu nis trieiuls is generally suiiiy sur prised wben they cume annum saying tbal tie doesn 1 keep It. The mnn who spends bis energies tn seeing Unit lbe other fellow doesn't client 111111 will sunn And Ibe oilier tei low so inr Hlieud that there'll be uu danger A thing that makes n lot of tnlk Is ilkwy iu prove a good cover under winch somebody may slip something across. tit course von'ti be adversely crltl els-WI I'he only remedy Is a cen inn de..rm��s tbal yuu may una at discretion Leaps From Trestle to Death Index. Dec. 3.-- Olla Trnve, .0 yearn old, employed at the Ileybrook saw mill, committed siilcliln by Jumping from n high lumber trestle at the imill eurly this morning.. ****mrr,-i*f, || **�� fc H Ul.'CKUN, N. UKAUl.81.K_i, W. f. H. Ill'lb I I.- Pres. and ileal. Mgr. Vlue-Cr-Mldeut Bee. *rd Trsaa. SMALL-UIN LUMBER CO., Ltd. MANUFACTURERS OF Rr, Cedar and Spruce Phunei No. 7 and 177. BOILERS Rivcretl Steel Pipes BURIN OIL ��� TANKS VULCAN IRON WORKS, LTD. P. O. BOX *A2 TELEPHONE 324 BUILDERS ANI) CONTRACTORS. Our Interior Finish Is manufactured from timber specially selected for Klat (I rain. We are also specialising ln Kir Doors with Veneered Panels which are better in construotli n. more beautiful and no moro expensive than the old solid raited panel doors. Oet our prices beforfe plac'ug your orders. "THE FRASER RIVER MILLS" (CANADIAN WESTERN LUMBER CO- LTD.) Local Sales Department, Phone 890. NOTICE Burnaby Street Lighting System Owing to tin large extent ot territory covered by tlie street lighting *->f.'m of llurnaby it ie Impossible to maintain a thorough nlgbt pair..I to constantly observe the condition of the lamp*.. lies.1' nts of tbe municipality nre requested to co-operate witb the compan. In giving the beet possible service from the .tr'-el lighting system. Whenever lamps are noticed to be "out" prompt special ac tion wlll be taken to remedy Uie condition upon a report being cent to the Light and Power Dept. Phone 77, New Wen eutmliister. UMI ISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC HAILWAY COMPANY Light and Power Department The Bank of Vancouver HEAD OFFICE: VANCOUVER. B.C. Branches Throughout the Province of Britiah Columbia. Savings Department st all HrnnchfS Deposits of One Hollar and upwards received aud Interest at tbe highest curreut rate paid ot credited half yearly. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. * Drsfts and Travellers' Chequea sold, payable In all parte of tbe world. CHA8. Q. PENNOCK, General Manager. New Westminster Branch: A. W. BLACK, Manager. ���Aa GKNNO 33 Hours to PrinceRupert DOUBLE WEEKLY SERVICE SS. 'Prince Corje' trd "Piiree RcFctt" MONDAYS���12 midnight for Prince Ilupert, Stewart. TUESDAYS���1_ midnight for Victoria and Seattle. Tlll'HSDAYS���12 midnight for I'rlnce Ilupert, Oranby Bay. SATURDAYS���18 midnight for Victoria and Seattle. MONDAY8 12 midnight, Dec. 1. for Mattel FRIDAYS���12 midnight, Nov. 18, for Queen Charlotte Island pointe. Moii.lays and Thursdays steamers make close connection at Prince Kupert with Grand Trunk Pacific trains for Terrace, New Hazel- Kupert with Grand Trunk Pacific trains for Terrace, Hazelton nud Smithers; mixed trains to Itose I.ake (300 Mile.) Tickets to all points east and to Kurope, via all rail nnd steamship lines. II. O. SMITH, C. P. & T. A. D27 Granville Street, Vancouver. W. K. DUPBHOW, O. A. P. D. I bone Private Exchange 8114 Free to the Poor. Pullman, Wash., Dec. 3.- Thero will be no uoverty or need In I'ulliuati tills winter If the plans of the socliil welfare association materialise, lt Is proposed by the usaocliitlon to establish a lonn fund, to be provided by popular subscription and donations, 'rom which moneys will ba lent to til needy persons upon their Bhowlng lhat lhey can secure needed usslut- tnci! In no other way. No Interest will be charged on tho Minus and no specified time for the return of llin money will be named, hut tlie recipient will be given to Understand that the money Ih (.Oven hlm us a loan and thai, the iihkocI.t Hon will expect It relumed iih soon as the financial condition of the borrower wlll permit. This plan ID proposed In the thought that the work of tho association wlll not nppenr so much like charity to tho needy persons, mnny of whom In tho past hnve been too proud to accept cash asslHtanco even much in need. HOWARD FOSTER Who In playing a six weeks' engage ment at the Royal theatre. Mr. Poster though 11' the manager of the Foster Dramatic StocJ company, THURSDAY, DECEMEER 4, 1913. THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. - *���*��� �� Y-t*r***r*rtr^rl*sa,- For the Children Mother's Cittlo Helper ts a Sunshine Girl. MM WASHINGTON A GOOD SURVtYOR Duals In France. A large proportion of the duels I'i nm 0 cud without bloodshed When the offense i.s not very serious lt ls agreed beforehand tliut lho words of . < uiiiiiniinl Khun pc given so rupldly ^_^���^_^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ tlmt the duelists will not hnve time | to take goml aim. Sometimes three Shots ure exchanged without a liit. mill Trom All Accounts He Knew How to then the secouds slop In mul���"honor hereinafter provided. Provided that .and break up the soil and pavement, :nty person or corporation requiring a and any sewers, drains cr ti;nueln supply or aat nay, if the place where- w,lllin or untkr "uch *'���-'*"'**��� -**--- . . , , ,. bridges, and iay down and place with- In nuch gs, is required be distant ,��� ^ _���_,.,. j^ ^ ,,.n(jujtl( more Uian fifty feet from any main. B,.rv.ic(, p-pM anu other works, and :'iiuire the company to supply such from time to time repair, alter and service plp��, Stop-COCk, and meter for remove tiie tame, and also make any price above mentioned, and a sum sewerg that may he necessary for j not exceeding one dollar a foot for carrying Ofl the washings and waste 9 DAYS TOGO Foliow a Straight Line and Did It, \V".i,iii:ii;li.n, Dec. ^^^^^^^^^^ SUIVcyors, who lu.*.e just been check- In satlslieil " At the word "l'i re!" lbe pistol Is raised Instantly, aud it must lie discharged nol Inter lhun tlie word "three." wi the speed with wblcb tbese words ure given regulates the time lu which It is possible to tnke ulin. There- nre __________________ spoken is agreed tipon beforehand, this in* "" h')n" "! "������ li"t'B ri>Pu,p(1 depending upon the seriousness of tbe otvtti "ern rti liquids which may arise in the mak lug of the gas; and for the purposes j aforesaid may remove and raise all earth and materials in and under such streets and bridges; and they * nay In such streets erect any pillars, j lamps and other works, and do all i other acts which shull from time to] time be necessary for supplying gas ! within the limits of the said city, do-1 ing as little damage as may be iu , the in the execution of such powers. 9. Nothing herein contained shall company to each foot of the distance In excess of such fifty feet. Provided that any .snell person, p. rsons, or corporation shall have the right to furnish such service pipe and gas meter at the ex- PMXge of such person, persons or oor- (lovcrnment i poratlon, whatever such distance may be, and when so furnished such pipe ..hall he connected hy tiie company . _ -�� with iheir main, at a cost of not more been run by (Ieorge Washington 'than two dollars, and any person, per- duel. The 'words are timed with a in his (lays cf chain and compass f��me,���-U_l-1,^eii_��_. be entitled to'Se execution of the powers hereby metronome, lf lho encounter be very work, have found ihem good. t).e game rights as regards the coin- granted, and making compeusatlon serious tbls Is set at the lowest speed. About 1751, according to tradition.! pany as if they had furnished the for any damage which may he done eighty bents a minute, wblcb gives ,;,,,.K, Washington, then 19 yean Ban"-' time for taking accurate aim. A speed ,aII ������t for Lord Thomas Fair-! '"' The company agrees with _____ of 140 bents a minute allows uo time tu riiorati.n to supply gas for the authorize or empower th for aiming, and therefore la used'wbcn ,ax t,u' "'"' ->��-*��*>*��� what was l'"'" lighting of the public buildings, lay down or place any pipe or other | the seconds consider tbe duel should t" be Augusta and Frederick coun- j streets, alleys and thoroughfares of works into, through or against, any be mude os little dangerous as poe- tics, Virginia. TheBe two counties ithe said city hy the meant of lamps, building or any land not dedicated tol sible.-London Answers. j were separated from what was then,1" *���>* furnished by the corporation, public use. without the consent of the , , , , , the same to he situate at such places .owner or occupiers thereof. t J. . r te k p,U..ta 0ra"B,! C��Umy' ' a a9 raa-v ~Te t,H"> ,lxta b>' a rt,solu' 10. Hefore the company proceed to Two Ways to Calen H-bni.e. Fairfax was supposed to extend west-;uon 0f the mavor and council there- open or break up any street, bridge,' By the flrst method "you take a lot w_r(1 tQ the ,,adf-c ocean. !cf. before the pasi-age cf this bylaw; sewer, drain cr tunnel, tbey shall give o' salt, mix some pepper with It organic act for the forma-!and -hv company shall, during the the board of works, or other person strew It on a very bsrd rock, tben ��� ���,,_��.��� ���P ...,���- Period of live years next, af'.er the 0r persons under whose control or wntclf The rabbits cum und eat the U��1 ol me *���*" counties, or par- (.c.,strllr.,io,1 0- __ said works and management the same may be. notice stilt, nnd the pepper makes 'cm sneeze ishes," a* they were then called, it mains, at their expense, saving only in writing of tbeir intention to open so vllcnt they hump their noses on the was required lhat the line should bc as is herein other expressly provided, or break up the same not less than ruck till they fall in a swouud and you a Blra]Si,t one from the head Bprlng Provide all tiling, necessary for the three clear days before beginning step up und pop 'em iu your bag." . --.A..m.n -lvr- .,���,. of ,-.,_ gom-oes BUPPly ��f K"B '�� lh" Kaid lanipi' lHn' KUCh wotk" ��xce"lin�� in cases of The other method was to "build s "��"��*" .- ��. u.. a porary stoppage from unavoidable ae- emergency arising trom defects in hustlu' lire lu tbe woods wbwa the "' thr Rappahannock, to the head Cidents only excepted, and at air any of the pipes or other works, and snow ls rlentv Now rabbits, yoo spring ef the Potomac. ! times during the said period shall then as soon as is possible after the must know. Is S mite cold blooded lit- Since '" * ""* ""' ""-'cau8e the same t0 be d,,1>' lisnted beginning ot the work or the necessity Ile critters Op to the bead Cjdents only excepte Is u mite cold blooded lit- Since it waa required that tbe line cause the same to be u.n, u(����� oesiumue ��� ��.. _. so tbev'll cum nnd set thould he straight it was first neces- and extinguished at the proper hours for the same shall have arisen. ���'' ">e evening and morning, and clean | n when the company open is kicking at your door���Shoes at half-price may not kick any more; salvage shoes at half and a third of regular prices. Come and see what is still left from the fire at Phillips & Wright's store. To Tom, Dick and Harry -- 95* 95* 95* 51.45 52.95 ... 25* S95 55 53.55 51.45 53.45 ... 45* 51.45 Mother's little helper, busy all the day. WaeliitiB up lho UUhi-h putting iht-m .itv.iy, Dtmilna out the parlor, brushlria down (he Mulr. K*��ptftf thing! In order, tthe la fvury* where. (toothing now the tmby uhen Us lonthlei liurl. Keeping little ���l��t0T from playing In ih�� dirt. Making ix'nce nmnng them when the chll- dien fron n, QetUlYg .ea fur mother wlicn she kopi to town. Mml.er's Utile helper, may ��ho year to \rar _L*arn new Minn nf helping, learn ntw trayj lo chHtr, Bringing 5ittit-*l WJd gtftdntM i" every ono *Uf knows, Bcaiterh��j{ ttie Wftftttlno 5verj whore �������� i_ .t-i Whin Vanilla Cama Prom. The blKtory of vanllhi i- eliwely at-; fOdnl^d wltli that of eoi-oii and . Ikm-o- luie. for vauillu cume tvitb i-ucoa to Kurope. In fact, thene tlirtv lilglily impoimnt product* uf New spuln ivera introduced Into Europe bj Spauiurda- Iti the year 10X0 MMM WM OrSt ilruiiH nt thc court in Madrid, aud with chocolate, alao a Meiuun pruduit. waa i)vit. kly adopted Por ��� ninmcreliil rtMODI the nirthod of iiiniiiifii.tiiiiii*- ihiieiilnte mH kept ii Ktrlet xixret. nnl It wnn nin.lw ul- moot est'liii.lvely lu Mexico lu fiuiue iniiniier. Ii.nvever. tin- iiirefnlly icuiinl- ed aeeret reached Spill", nml In IMt) tiie Arat iboeolnle t,-. lury wuh ea- 'tuhll-.bed nt I'.nrceluna In tbe production uf u dell.-ntely flavored cbvcolnte vanilla in n iiecea- ��nry. und we nmy tlierefure eonidudt thut the brut lutruductiun lulu Bnrnp* ot vunlllu fur ci.iiiunT.ini purpukes <!:ne�� liuek tu uliuut I.MU. Riddlea. -What Ih thnt Wllteb fliea hlcli. tlie* Inn*, bua uu feet, uud yet wears shuesj Why la an ees loo lightly lulled like 4ine IhiIIisI Iou much. Itecuuue It ta luirdly dune. Wbnt lu Hint wblch bin neither flesh Uur Isiiie uud yet haa four nnifeiu uud ji thnmli. A clove. Why Is the Bun like n (tnod loafl Iteiiuise It's ll-Kht when It rises nmnd It 'nn ,1 warm their to* WriU |,Mry to gat the apjmwlmate OOUW li^fflL%l 3fft-Mta_E_i n When tbe company .���,*.. or pretty noon they'll drop off auleep und , . ��� ^^ _ bonflrM on the in->"eeXK sueh dlntaU it any T�� "^ "P ^ "** ��T ��avemenl of any tbe tlre'll melt the anow Into alusb. *___., 1, ���. ��� . ~.,. . ,, -*o*Pxing suen uamage, u any, aa tr , br'Ame. or any sewer, drain, And prettv sunn the Bre'll die out and ���!��K hl^ """��*��� Then Btarting may be caused by any person not be-*or tllnnelt _ ___ ^,h _- con the Z, ���' Ml cum on .harp and Ml frori "'" ��� "f tte Maaaanotten ta�� m f^g" ^VSSS V6nle,lt 8peed COmpl<?,e ^ work f<" 1*1 freeze the Mus,, Inio Ice and ketch the. mountains, the line waa run straight jt�� th^comp^ and **����*�� which the same ahall bc broken up, | little Critter, fast by tbe paw. Then away over Intervening mountains and ����� '0f \n-��.%^Ls per monU, for ���* Kha" *_$._? ^T^ re,I,statf ! :,:, ,���, hnve to do U cum round with river, mh the northwest. , r tal(i lampB ^ g ^ and ma^.ood^ road crimen , yer ux aud Chop cm out. - Hubert : Away off Mroea a part of what Is period. :fcd or bn__ up and awa, the Haven Sibuuffler In Metropolitan Mag- ,n()W West Virginia there Is a large; 6. The location of said lamps may, rubbish occasioned thereby, and shall; MdOft s rook known today as the Fairfax at any time, and from time to time, at all times, whilst any such road or' jstono It Is the monument whieh bt' changed by the corporation at the pavement shall be opened or broken Captured by an Oran9. !marl(H thp mu__iwo_��l eorner of Gar- e,cpenii(' ��* Ule col"Porati-��n b> resolu- Dp. cause the same to be fenced and : There Is un old story told or a native n,'lrKa *** aoucowoi . lormr m ��>ar ^ of _B maj-0- and cou!]0.i thereof, guarded, and aiiaR eaose a light of Borneo wbo, with a pnrty. went out; ret county, Maryiand: the southeast alKl thereupon, and upon the removal snffiCient for the warning of passen- to hunt an orang outiinj: to nei I to .corner of I'resion county. WeB��. Vir by the corporation of any of Uie said gers. to be set up and maintained show men. Tbis particular tinnier pot ginia. and prominent points in the lamps or the furnishing by tbe cor- against or near such road or pave- sepanited. and at the end of Ibe day : boundaries In two other West Vir- poratlon ot new lamps, the company merit, where the same ahall be con- was uiili missing A seureli wns or-g'nla counties \ line from Orange shall supply gas at the place ortinued open or broken up, and shall caiilzed and ut thc end of tbe MCOOd[eonr-Mumae, eoineiding v.ith the Shin- places provided by any such resolu- replace the road or pavement which div be wtu found bleb up iu a tree "n,1<:lh !,n'1 Rockingham county line, tion in like manner as if the same. has been so broken up, and make the! u'lih nn ni-nm*. mitnnu h�� his uld* A "nfRfS "'rough this Pairfait Stone. It had been mentioned in the said flrst _ame in as good state of repair as be- nltb an oraiB ou nng by Iiii. sine. A hag h-(.n -psl,mf.(1 that, ln running mentioned resolution. Provided that >,re r'Ae shot killed ibe Hlg ape and then ,h!_ ,,������ ., ,li(,h ���r:<k northwMt 0, U .���..��� nM be compul90ry on _m\ ' comDany -.ay trom time ihe mini deaceufled aud told of Ma Orattge courthouee �������-. the starting company to supply gas to any lamp L ���' . �����^B* may ,rom, tlm�� IttUCe adventure He bad gene Into p���h��� lmd that from here it was pos- ����2* at an? place not being nam"d to ume eIlter ,nl�� *S, co?tr^i ,,T,llb I -���-'*'- - -���- * -tih.nl neak in the Sr_7^_d teat mSit__m^Soto��__i_:I**3 V**aon 0P W?������te�� I<�� ����hti>��K| in tne said lirst mentioned reaoiuiion. i_, ���W9I,xm_v. wm, gas any public or j private building, or the streets of the ! MEN'S BOOTS that Btand tough wear; at LADIES' OXFORDS AND PUMPS���For light wear KIDDIES' SCHOOL BOOTS, that stand some kicks MT-N'S STROtfC WORK BOOTS���Comfort; bluchers .. SOLID Hl-CUT BOOTS that fit all feet KIDDIES' LEATHER SLIPPERS���For light steps CUM BOOTS���Knee length; reduced to THE "AR1STO" BOOT���For dressy men RYAN'S TAN HI-CUT���Cood value at $6.00; now .... LADIES' BOOTS���For heavy or light wear WALK-RIGHT BOOTS���Famous the world over .HOUSE SHOES���Black or white canvas BOYS' SCOTCH GRAIN HEAVY BOOTS NOTE THE ADDRESS: -: THE :- Popular Shoe Store 64t FRONT STREET CORNER McKENZIE STREET (Just below the Northern Crown Bank) OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P. M. SATURDAYS TILL 11 P. M. PHONE 208 the river to bathe, and us be eameiout iMbl- to ree �� ^^"0TOT thetop'otl^JS �� shall" nofbe ""situate within i private'building. or"the> streets of the I ������ ��� .^ 14. TW|I bylaw may be cited aa th�� waa seized by tho oruns und carried ��< r tn "' , Massanutten moun- n(t reet fropl any of their mains. ��,a clty- 0r tor providing any per-.po,. by tke company ma-y. at aujea. i Westminster. Gaa Company's to Its lodging in u tree. T.. bla anr-i^.n �� T JT mentionc(j _ Wtt by.!TOnB with pipes, burners, meters and ^^ ^^ enter any *"il*n8 or ByUw> 1886." _________ prise he wna not otherwise mole-ted \ Washington, rf course, used a sim- ; manufactured 'lamps, and for the repair thereof; and; ^^ with gas supplied by h third Ume and What the orans aupposed him tu t*, ,_, c<,mpavB, and his line could not *��' ����" of hat ,eagt gil.teen:the company may, save as hereinbe-,V*-*-*\ ** . _ __ . ,fc_,l B>U.�� reao or what would have beeu tbe eveutuul w PXpected to check absolutely with ;l���.m���r _* *********** or ��iuh ��u.,.�� ..-.> ^r aoaoiuu-i. -.._���,"��"��� ****- of at least sixteen ithe company may, save as hereinoe-\t******\ ��� with ���*** a��PPlled b�� outcome of this strange captivity no ��� ,ha, obtained by the government sur- candle power; and the company shall f0_e mentioned, let for hire any meter | the Am-panj In order to inspect the ��� "?.���w'____? *."" ,l~''"mmTrt���_it�� one knows, and the hunter willingly|veyor�� who have retraced his survey, in no case charge more for the gas for ascertaining the quantity of gaa;meter. htt\a-a and worfca, tot regulat- JJ*'*.. ,1. i mat, itmsiSaititt gate up the chance of Hnding ouL using high-power transits and all the they supply than tour dollars pen consumed or supplied, and any lit-1 lng the supply of gas. and for tie tii~,��� �� n im�� 'refined nnd accurate methods which; thousand cubic feet of gaB. tings within any building for gas, for purpose of ascertaining the euantity i",n,,ry' AU- 18B*- (modern Instruments allow. Neverthe-1 g, The companv may. under ' ������*��� ���������" tn monev aa shall of gas eowumed or supplied; pro- Reconsidered and adopted and the ��� - : . ^-^^ ���--���>. ���-.-i-.!,-1 seal of the corporation appended mr up ihe ihume of finding oul. lusing mgn-power unuuuva .-..������ -. refined and accurate methods which;thousand cubic feet of gaB. .tlngg ��tthln -my DUllalllB _,��� ,,_,_. ,,,. ���_.,__ Postal Rates In itM. |rnotlern Instruments allow. Neverthe- s The company may, under the such remuneration in money as shall or gas ennsumed or supplied; pro- **-=.*���*���,.��� Acmrdliig lo a table or tbe post of-���������-,, , ' "** r,m,Ei?.i1ar ,l>;,in superintendence and subject to the; be agreed upon between the com- vided that the compaay shall publicly ��eal ofthe corporation appended lees In the United States as tbey were w be��. toili d ?r_ IL _5Si^V^^ control of the board of works or of pany and any per-aon or corporation exhibit and keep exhibited in their *����������* ^is first day of March, A..D. ).-t 1. IStO. the whole numlier of of instrument* it is nosalble to distin-the proper person or Perso"s having to whom the same may be so let. otflce the namea of all persons ap- ��*������� ���- ..-- .i*,,nA ��,���,����� wa. 8.0J0 !ru).^, "h" course of the line with sur-'th" mana'-'pm<-nl of the Btreets and j 18. The clerk, engineer, or other pointed to enter and inspect as afore- A. J. ALPORT, R. DICKINSON, ��� ��� ��� I bridges within the city aforesaid, open ; officer duly appointed for the pur- said. C. M. C. Mayor. Oct 1. ISiO. tbe whole nmnner oi ... ������instruments n ,. ,��,..,...... Does In lbe United States was 8.010. Irulah the course of the line with sur-!"T_ UI""��';^'"C"' "��� _���. - . _ The rates of |Kistage esisbllahed by; prising distlnetness. I bridges within the city aforesaid, open ; cfflcer couereKs In 18Uo were: On a single let- } The rearon that this old Washing- j i ter i-omposed of one piece of paper for ;ton survey line Is being retraced isi, anv distance nut exceeding thirtv .because the federal government Is ��� tulW fl cent* over thirty mile, and P"r^as1"* land"Jn '."J8 neighborhood ,, ' ,, ,. ,��� . In connection with Ihe new Appala- 1...I ex.ee.llng eigl.ty miles. 10 cents: rh)an ,���_���_,. whlph are belnf, a^ul.. over elKbty mile* and oot exceeding ^ a. the headwaters of navigable 160, l2Vi '-ents: over ICO miles and not streams, under the* terms of the axceedlng tit). 18% cents; over 4IQ j-Weeks law, designed to protect these inllen. '_.". .-enis; n leiter eomixwd of j watersheds from ""-- ���"** ���*' ���*����"*- two pleees was charged double ibc-H! estatlon. rates; of three pieces triple and fonr j5'_e;*\r piece* .piadrnple these rales Km tlle evils of defor The gr.v.rnment requires a title before t'ie land can bc ^pnld for. ln making sure of the titles itt ls necessary. In many cases, to go n.wsnaners lbe rute was 1 cent 6>t \^*__ To" original royal grants, or^ to \TSSSh -nd IM, vents for over IUI Icotonlal.reeorgj^d^ kgji tfg* miles. __-__������ Bella ol Old Ens'and- ; To one sliteeulb century visitor sl leaat the English aeonicd lo be a nation of bell lovers. This wa. I'aul llentener. a German, who wrote rf ' bla travel. In this country during the ; reign of Queen Ellsubcth 'The Kng wiwu ������ ! ... m he ,a|d, -exeel In danclug and tXta w a butcher's .�����.���! like his slock- , ����th ** ^ ,,,��� be rnrrU-H hi. c.Hes m<�� ��� |(||rt#r ma_e tha��� ,he Krench They are vastly fond of Brest lug: Itixniise Whal Is tbe Itoal wnv |n kw>p wnler I -out .if your limine, don't pay the wa- I <er lax. When doe. n man have |n keep hll ���v-iirdl When no one Will take It. Indian Lube-cr'a Seng. * In Indi.i wnen ilriiwliiB water fmm <l,i- e .*,N lhe imiiii In charge uf tbe ������open.tlnn li.vnrlaldy vneourage. Ibe littllneka With n cheery alngaung at the critical moment when they are raising Ihe heavy leather pouch of I water from the well, and If he waa tu \ remain silent the Indian bullock, who la a atrong coiiKervmlve. would ivr- tainl.v refuse to start. A song which the men sing wben they are making mortar runs something like tbla: "Oh, luillock. what a work,yon are doing, going round and round making mortar fnr tbe masons! Ob, bullock, go faster. | gn faster!" The masons will cry ontt "Ob. bullocks, for more mortar, mure I mortar. Bo go faster, go faster." Ae Aneadete. A mouse being rbaaed hy a eat In Mr. Joe's brewery, fell Into a vat of hear. The rat sprang to the edge of the eat and called, "Aha. Mra. Mouse, von had better have let me eat yon than to drown." "Yes," replied Ihe mouae. "If yon will aave ne from this yon may eat me." The eat went tn the edge of the tank and extended his paw, snd the mouse landed and ran hastily Into hla bole. "Come ont" demanded, the angry rat. "Redeem your promise and ine deeenr yon." "nil, no." aald the mouae; "when mnde tt I waa In iliiuor. Coioilia. nwiv. **.... - to resurveys before the facts of own ershlp can bo indisputably established. GAS FRANCHISE AS ON RECORDS (Continued from page onei noises that All tbe air, eucb aa the Bring uf i-jinu.iii. drums an.l the ring The OrientalSto Into a bond to.the corporation. In the sum ot one thousand dollara as Itqul- ""- sureties condl- tirltig uf i-jinu.ui, drums nn.l tne rum sum u> ���.,- Ing of bells, ao Hint In London It Is dated damages, with sureties condl- common for a number of them, tbat tloned for the due performance by ��� ���.... i. ,,,���,,. heads, in go the company of the agreements, provisoes, terms, and conditions hereinafter contained, as regards the manner of constructing the said works and the operation thereof, including the supplying of gas of the kind and quality and In the manner hereinafter ... _.._. a.w,hi, of the common mr a nu..,--, have got a glass In ibelr beads, lo go Into some belfry and ring the belle for hours together for the sake of eter .Inc."-Loudon Chronicle. KING'S HOTEL BLOCK COLUMBIA STREET Father's Reason. Young tl.ioid wn. Inle In intend ance for Munday school, aud Ihe mill ���ster inquired llle cause "I wan going lisliing, but father wouldn't let me." nimouiiced llie lud ���Thai's the right kind of u fattier to have," replied Ihe reverend gentleman "Hid be explain lbe reason why lie would nut let you gn." "Yes. sir He said there wasn't Kali enough for two"-*-Harper's Mngaslne Opens oi the elS-mrterl mentioned, and tho llghttng streeta of the said city as heeelL -provided, and until after the aald bond ahall have been delivered to the corporation and duly approved -of by a resolution of the mayor and council thereof. 3. The company ahall, within nine months after the passage ot the bylaw, establish gaa worka and buildings adequate to the supply of the said city, and lay mains adequate to the supply therefrom ot gas to the lamps ___....._. , tnd to all peraona and corporations A Outv Well Don*. hereinafter mentioned; and In ***** The teacher had beeu giving a hint bh��, Mme shall nrt be established and ~ Tlu witvin the neriod. or ln case of lur ivu. ��.��� *���-.-- ���eoture to the Juvenile class on the sub left of morals "Now, Hurry." ahe said, "what la our duty toward oar iielglilwrs)" "To keep an eye ou 'eut," waa tlw reply.- Ihtbunge. ��� Marital Dialogue. She-The tried mul Hiving husband la one wbo when bla wife has the uvu THlgia suffers more than she due* lie -And ahe generally sees lo ll that he .-Cincinnati l'.iii|iilrer let House Te Oat Report on Lobby Washington. Dee. S. ������ Chairman Oarrett, of the bouse lobby committee, said tonight that he expected to submit t��e report of the oommlttee ' to the house thlt week. ���ign el Wealth., "Is lie rlohV ���flay, he's ��o rich that bin neighbors nave all begun to tell what they'd do for ehnrlty If tbey had bla mo-aey."-* Detroit Kr��e Preae. Men Snatch Woman's Purse Seattle, Dec. 8,���Two thieves i ched a purse from Mlsss A. befall, of the Fairfield hotel, last night In froht of the puhllc Uhrwy. The purge contained smalt change. Tho men escaped. Ihe same sunn m-i mm -,.�����- __ laid within the period, or In case ot the breach of the conditions of the aald bond, all the powers hereby conferred ahall, at the end of the said period or noon such breach, cease Knd determine, and this bylaw may bo repealed. 4. The company shall, subject to the provisions hereafter contained, at the'r own expense, Introduce Into and through the walls or enclosures of the house, office,- shoo, establishment, residence or building of tkt person or persons or corporation requiring the same, a proper servloe pipe with stop cock, and furnish a gas meter, It required, for accnrately mmaurlng the aupply of im to nay such peraon, persons, or corporation, st a fair market price, not exceeding fifteen dollars, and shall thereafter keepsuch service pipe and m aster In proper order and repair. *-*****sat I supply to every aueh person | or corporation an adequate i gaa of good quality. Provided tt not be eomp��'so*" "t *****> eompaay tt furnish or Introduce tha aama aa aforesaid Into any house, alkm, shop, agtabll-hment, residence, or bulMlng. ahall ���fWHIiruiU'��u>M *���**- Ii-i. mm- *���. rta distance of mora ttaa M?_t**X ttmm aay of their *-**-, ***** Today, Thursday, , AT 9 AM. ' '. ''" \ There will be oh display a beautiful line of Oriental Crockery in Sets and Odd Pieces * Brass Goods of Every Description, Baskets, and a Large tine Having import^ Jhese go<$s l&M give you the lowest prices. Qall andv age prices, Thatfs lall we aste, N" ^^ |bie, Oriental pm^ " WestminsteTa 0pe^ M :'iWh ________________________ iW^w^^^S I W�� ���sm ..<*.. rfluc iuuk THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEW*. THUR9DAY, DECEMBER 4, 1913. Fresh Water and Salt WESTMINSTER PORT PACIFIC COAST CENSURE CAPTAIN fOG HINDERS TALLAC OF WRECKED VESSEL! FROM LEAVING PORT Dominicn Wreck Commissioner Brings Down Report���Would Establish "Load" for Lake Ships, Coasting Vessel Is Taking Piles from Ruskin to San Diego���Heavy Fog Delays Navigaticn. dent, Kev. 0. A. Ray. M.A.; presi- discovered by tlie municipal clerk hud beaji dent] 11. Ilreen; vice president, H. (while going over his books lhat coin Strang's. Langley; secretary, A. II. I'relghton; | mission more ihan covering the treasurer, Ed. Trapp; critic, P. 0.1 amount dut. the municipality by the Canfield; committee, Messrs. Morely,' collector was owing to him. In the 1.. D. Jones, \V. S, I.ane, .1. W. fun-! ordinary course Of events Mr. Una-.heard nliigliani, ll'. Crowse. Next Wednes-'.acres would have been paid this coin- or l'i day night A. ll. Creighton and II. i mission by check when ho turned In ilreen will represent the club In a his cash. But be failed to turn in his debate with Bapperton Methodist collections and settle tt|i all round and church on the BUbject "Resolved that'therein lay the Irregularity that the United States ill-'aroused suspicion. it was pointed out to Mr. Baxter tliat Mr. Itunaires hail himself lo blame tor the suspicion that had fallen upon him and Mr. Baxter readily acknowledged that this was correct. done at Mclviiiiion's and Two Exploaiono. Morten lived in l.adysuiiih. and on Tuesday night hud Lyman said to the crowd "This youim fellow will keep hiB word." and Rag- ers. now B prisoner, hiui snid. "And "Get The Habit" intervention by to internal affairs in Mexico is justi-1 liable." Later a municipal campaign is to be arranged with a mayor and ihree aldermen seeking re-election und havlug un opposition of an equal number. Ottawa. Dec 3. Legislation estah* liShlag a ' lead" for vessels ill tlie Canadian merohant marine, more -equipment as precautionary measures and si vere censure of the captain ofl the Turret Chief are the features of \ the report handed down today by Captain Lindsay, ihe Dominion wreck commissioner, in regard to the recent wreck of lhat ship on l_ake Superior. ' The finding is of particular interest * hy reason of Ils being the first of a series of Inquiries following tlle recent disasters on tlie lakes. The Turret Chief went ashore at 4 a.m. on November S al Copper harbor on Lake Superior. She left Midland en route to Fort William with water ballast, tin* propeller being only ] half immersed. The heavy storm was * met on November 7 aud the follow- j ing morning the vessel went ashore j and wus abandoned by the crew. She | is still there and making but little water. The court finds the. disaster to have been due to the ship tiling unable to "head up" to the sea and also to her peculiar construction. Censure Captain. Captain Paddington, it finds, did not do all he might have, not making proper allowance for leeway or finding out 'he speed of tlle vessel. He is severely censured for liis error in judgment and total ignorance of the most essential duties of a master, that of knowledge of the position of his vessel at all times. That a vessel so construe'ed and so light that Its propeller was but half immersed should leave port at this season of the year short handed is al30 condemned. Either deep sea lond lines or patent sounding machines are recommended for lake vessels, especially on Lake Superior. The opinion is expressed that establishing a fixed load line for vessels would operate as "a great protection for lives and property." Although the Bteam schooner Tallac cleared at Haney early this morning she had not arrived at this port up until last night and It is supposed I'llot. Ford wisely did not try to come down Btrenm in the fog which in mid- afternoon tiung over the river. Kven had he clear weather the pilot intended to lie at New Westminster for the night clearing for the lightship with the tide. The Talloc is taking piles from Ruskin to San Diego. A Vancouver firm is agent for her. HAYSPORT DOCKED HERE FOR WINTER MONTHS The Haysport, a schooner rigged macker, is now lying at the docks of the B. C. Transport company and during the winter will be overhauled. She has been used by the Skeena River Fishing Co. and this summer did work on the fishing banks. SHUSWAP COMES TO PORT AFTER SUMMER'S WORK After three months to the northward the sea-going tug Shuswap is in the river here, and Is to remain In this port three months. She was chartered by the Campbell River Lumber Co. and left this port during the summer. Capt. Coutts reports heavy weather coming down the coast. Wm. Wilson is chief engineer of the Shuswap. which is to he overhauled here. Settled Argument. While the Willard-.Morris light was in progress In New Vork last evening, two fishermen from Lulu island took it upon themselves to settle a Utile argument in the manly way on Columbia street. The game had been in progress but a short time before Sergeant Hruce and a force of constables swooped down on the pair. Tiny will explain before Magistrate Bdmonda in court tliis morning. Continuation of Austin Road. A communication was received ut lhe meeting of the Coquitlam council yesterday from .1. E. Griffiths, public works engineer, stating that the question of continuing the Austin road right of way through lh INSURANCE POLICY FOR $100,000,000 Canadian Concern Puts Through th* Largest Deal of Its Kind In the World. Montreal, Dec. D.���The largest single Insurance deal in the world Essondale'ever consummated is at present being asylum grounds was being taken up by the provincial secretary's department. Seme miner applications for Improvements were referred to Councillor Atkins, chairman of the board of works. A complaint, made in re gard to the condition of Austin road between the North road and the Coif club grounds, was also referred to tlie board of works. Councillor Atkins declared that Austin road was being kept in the best possible condition considering tlie money available for its maintenance. put through by a Canadian concern. The policy is for upwards of $100,- 000.000, tlle property being insured valued at between $112,000,000 and $116,000,000 and belongs to the Canadian I'acific Railway oompany, Five big insurance syndicates, among them the largest of the kind iu the liritish empire are interested in the deal. Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, president of the C. P. it. said today that the deal would probably be completed to- bad seen morrow. POWER COMPANY PLANS EXTENSIONS locia 1 anl Personal PATRONIZE CIVIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU (lav In he said an explosion at 11:80. At I'll) he heard another explosion and going to tlie front door s:i\v a little girl running in circles iu tlie Street She was tt daughter or McKlnnon and going over thu road to McKinnon's house saw the scene described before. Feeliiu; Rife. Feeling was rite and he stayed on the veranda all night. Next morning a "mob" had gone to the wharf. He saw Fred Allsopp. He heftrd threats "to knock their bruins out" and many lllthy oaths. With him were Cnurlay ami Fiigati Tliey three had 1 li chased Into a Sinai Ibuildlng near the water, The crowd said If they did nol oome out the building would be dumped Into the water. Mr Hint wanted to know If witness knew that young Simpson was the man who was monopolising the bad language, and lie had been sent to jail for two years. Did he know cooler heads had prevailed and the crowd had left the wharf? Yes. the crowd had. left. James Cnurlay is u night waethman at the wharf ut Ladysmith. Peter McKenzie. among tiie prisoners, was one of the crowd iu the wharf. Much had language was used. Later he, Qourlay, was given the order to leave town In ten hours. He weirt to Victoria on Saturday afternoon, "it would he worse for hlm if he stayed" he was told. William Simpson, witness reasserted, was older than is years and this was the person sent i" jail tor two years. Owen Dabb, a miner, hml spent Tuesday night and Wednesday morn- ing in the Temperance hotel, and told what happened there. Mike Mati and John Hull, among the prisoners he in tlie processions on Wednesday morning. About 11 a.m. he saw a crowd stoning Strang's house. T. II. Hogers, Mike Lyman, .lohn Stephenson, Sr., were in that crowd Coming from the hotel witness mil the trow-l and Lyman had asked him to leave town. They shook bands an.l hack e'll Shoo had and a ruing. don't you come yuu." Thomas O'Connell. a watchman seen Boh Wallace, Isaac Portray Mike Metro In tlle procession hi twi .1 and fi o'clock Wednesday Tliis crowd wns orderly. Samuel Q. Ferguson, a special con- , stable, heard the explosion at the Temperance hotel, lie hnd seen Hob Wallace In the Wednesday morning parade At tills lime It was 4:;;tl and court adjourned until this morning. Jurors Challenged. The unusual number of 86 petit jurors were challenged hefore a Jury to try the case was empanelled Acting on behalf or the prisoners Arthur Leighton caused 2'.) petit Jurors to retire, while six were asked to step aside by the crown The following panel was finally made: William (irtrriths, Bert Gibson, Ceo. W. (iillctt. Matthew (Iriiliaui. A. 10. Flathead, ll. J. CIIHs, James A Qledhlll, Thomas c.iiiett, Charles Oor don, A. C. C.ustafson and F. A. Oeorge, foreman. Shortly after the lunch hour yesterday the grand Jury reported finding tnie bills In the cases of lluddow, Lee, Ciirtrlght. Richmond, I'laci EARLY SHOPPING SALE Extra Special Today Xmas Post Cards at lc Each Xmas Cards at %-ftfce Don't forget everything in the store i.s reduced from 10 to 50 per cent. The Fair O'Connell TO THE FACTURER GROCERY SAlf A Few of Our Prices Todsy: 1 lbs. fine Tea 90c. No. 1 Coffee, per Ib 35c. Mooney's lilscults, all kinds, ordinary price LT.c, for today 20c. Come and see us. We wi',1 save you money. Robson Grocery Corner 6th 8t. and 5th Ave. Phono 404. TO COMPLETE WORK NOW UNDFR WAY Dam at Stave Lake to Be Raised Several Feet���Purchase New Units. Robert Hunter of l'ort Hammond, is Staying at the Premeir. .Mr. and Mrs. Irwin, of Glasgow, wcre visitors to the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. llaee, of Dublin, regis tered at the Russell yesterday. J. E. Menzies, of Chilliwack, is staying at the Russell. ���Councillcr W. Walker of Burquit lam, has just completed an arduous month of judging poultry at many of the fall poultry shows throughout the valley. He assisted in an official capacity at the Central l'ark show. Mrs. J. C. Brown, Ii3 Columbia street, will not receive during December. WEDDING BELLS Mayor Gray Makes Appeal to Employers of Labor to Give Citizens Firtt- Chance. Department of Public Works Will Not Award Any More Large Contracts This Year. It is unlikely that many other large contracts ��ill be, let by the department of public works here during thi.-: year, nnd In fact until March or A;iri; of next year. This Is because the work provided for in the liil" estimates Is now . ith Following the announcement made in The N'ews of Nov. 14 that the Western Canada Power company vvas perparlng to raise the dam at Stave lake several feet higher in order to retain a greater capacity of water, comes the news that the same company plans to double the capacity, which at present is 25,000 horse power. Two more 13,nin) horse-power hydro- generating units have been ordered, one to be installed next spring and the other early in 1915. It. P. Haywood, general manager of the company, made the announcement in Vancouver yesterday. During, the past summer the height of the dam at Stave Like has been raised ten feet. An additional ten feet of cement work will be got under way next spring while in 1916 it is the intention of tlie company to raise it to the ultimate height provided tor when Walls-Foster. The marriage took place unlet ly at St. Agnes' church, North Vancouver, on Friday, Nov. 2H, of Miss Annie Walls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wails. Maillardville. and Councillor John Foster of Coquitlam. NJr. and Mrs. Fo3ter have left for Victoria where they will spend their honeymoon. They will return in about a month and take up their residence in the municipality. OBITUAR>. To use the municipal employment bureau as a medium for securing employees of nil kinds, is the appeal made by Mayor Cray to manufacturers, merchants and other employers in * New Westminster. The object ls bo have all help supplied through the civic bureau which will aire citizens solely. To effect this end. ihe council at its last meeting passed a motion to bavo all men employed on ctty work i carry cards, issued trom the city hall, ' whicb v.lll prove the applicant to be ; a citizen of Nev, Wesiminster. Or- ders have, been issued that men em- , pioyi il by tho city and not cUizens he I discharged, and this applies ; i every department Because it Is ln the closest touch ; with conditions the employment bu- |reau is better able to find competent i Would a Blue or Bhck Serge Suit for $35 Interest You ? In view of the industrial development in Greater Vancouver, actual and in prospect, and -men. There is a waiting li After a shori illness office and at u moment's notice work- I men can generally be secured. Hy placing their wants wllh this of- ' fice employers can be speedily served and at Lie same time will be helping ; the city take care of its unemployed. j completed or under way and any new the Bcheme was first planned. works will have to crime under nexi yeai's estimates. Since the federal house dees nol meet until January it will be at least March cr April before tlie department of public works isti- mates have been passed upon. Rape-dally at this time the construe tion work authorirSa By the offices of the department of public works here Iuls kept the wolf from more than one door. Wilh 00 or so men at work on the Fraser jetty and several timer that number employed elsewhere on river and coast the total payroll sum:' nn to "'anv tbcu iftii's of dollGrn vhlch f-. :'** i- -*.*���'; * ���������- ��� :, ��� , | tho province, and especially h. r where the resident engineer's offi are. The works now under way, le sld t'u j. ttv, Includes dredging ni t'i ��� | Pitt and Lillooet and dock works up the coast. All of this work will cost in the neighborhood of half a million dollars and will increase the capacity of tho huge power plant from 25,000 horse power to the maximum estimated output of llO.OflO horse power. The lines of the company are now- stretched throughout the whole of tin- lcwer mainland and the Fraser vr.lley. even to Sumas and Bellingham, Wash, where the Puget Sound Light and Traction company is supplied with CUU0 horse power Additional Locals TIDE TA9ir-rPA5En RIVER. For tho Week Ending Sunday, D?c. 7. Westminster. Time. High. Low. in oo IS ffi 10:40 19:45 II 20 21:00 11:55 22:1 '. 12:30 0; /.,-> 4:25 16:00 t.r, 17:20 :, _-, I'-tin 6:53 19:35 .*. 25 20:30 6:.". ��� M ;- Sand Ileaiii. High. Low. Time HI, T me HI *��� ' 14..'. 0 ."<" " 17:53 i- .i 1". m in I ������ IS ; i * IS 1. 10 I I . 1' . iH:5S " _ io :;<; vn; 21 _ *- - II 31 13.3 23 :'t 12 04 1:41 IU I*. * * . If.: 14 3 M 8 B i. 01 13.0 4:48 19:4 ���' Mi:s Strong Will Speak. When ii- Burnaby Teachers' asso- tiatii.ii meets In Bast Burnaby school this an. rn on at 31 one of the Items i [ ti.i program *.*> li be an iiii;l**"H'_ by '���:..* Str iii/, municipal inspector or publl cschools The address will deal wiih whal waa done at the rodent contention In Victoria of the school trus- t ..*. with every $_ purchase vou get a chance on the $i r." diamond ring T ...ii ird, the jeweler. (2370) DAI.KY.Mi'i.lv the death occurred yesterday in the Koyal Columbian hospital of Thomas lial.ymplfc, for two years an attendant employed at the asylum farm. I)e- ceased was about 35 years of age. lie was a native of Scotland and leaves a wife .ind four children In that country. Tho body lies at Bowell's undertaking chaptl awaiting funeral arrangementa. TWEEDIB^-David Tweedie, manager of the Terra Novu cannery, wus I found 'lead in bed by his wife Tuesday morning, at Steveston. He was in his usual good health on retiring. It Is thought heart failure was the cause of ideiilh. Mr. Twieilie hnd been district. , manager of the B. ('. Packers', Ltd.. I for a numher oi years. He was 17 years i of agp anrt a native of Kngland. Besides his i.ife, he haves two young I tone. THOMPSON The funeral of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kred Thompson look place yesterday afternoon from Bowell's chapel to Kraner ci ',.��� ters 'i he child died el tbe home cf her parents, '2,2* Strand avenue, on Tuesday afternoon. CARD OF THANK". Mrs. T. A. Muir desin:-. to express her appreciation of the many token, of sympathy and kindness recetvd '** the time of lier bereavement (2S47) IMf BREAKS IN An the lat- est 'arisian or New . ork modi 1? (iuaranl ped to tit perfi ctly? Cut rom Be rges that wlll hold tin ir culor and hold your good custom ;is well" Then gras p this c ffer tin! a. Rememta ���r any suit of any cloth in either s tore until Xmas $35 ��� CATHEDRAL DOOR I Parisian Ladies Tailoring Co. 60b Granvlllc-1003 Rebson VAMOUVER MATERNITY, SURGICAL AND MEDICAL CASES ATTENDED. VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES. MISS E. DOWNHAM to the fact that in the|K��u�������� y. w. c. a, phone 1324. past many manufacturing plants have been1 lost to the community owing to the exorbitant prices demanded for land, your careful attention is invited to the following: The Coquitlam Terminal Company have for sale to bona fide business concerns, manufacturing sites, all clear and level, with trackage and ample waterfrontage at from twelve hundred and fifty dollars per acre, also home sites | for employees at ex-' tremely low rates, with excellent school facilities, city water, electric light, etc. Address enquiries to Third Atterrpt to Reb Church Ends as E*.fare Unstrrcecsfully���"Peer Eoxe-c" Oper.ed. I .ft ��v��n. f- COLUMBIA STREET, EW WESTMINSTER Girls' classes, Tuesday 7:30 p.m.; Adult classes, Thursday, io*.:;o a.m.; Sewing classes, Thursday, ":-*��) p.m. Hoarding and room rates reasonable. Meals served to ladies and gentlemen. Special dinner Fridays, 11:30 to 1:30. Kor particulars call phone 1324. Special Afternoon Teas On a card ticked to the door of the vestry in Holy Trinity cathedral appears lhe following: "Notice-No money rr other vnlu- ahles l;rpt in here. Uo not break open the doo:." Through inquiry !l is learned that somi' misguided Individual wasted a whole lot of perfectly good time and Tho Mecca Cafe is making 8 .pud trouble, first In trying to work the j ally of Afternoon Teas. We have a Yale lock with a piece of wire and i warm comfortable room ond if you then in bursting tbe ooor open by ih- , ,, , , , , , ,,��� , ..... lng his weight onee Inside, he pro- ���<1����W wa,,t " (M1>> ��r t,!a wl,lle aowP ceeded to irp to open a drawer which itown In the afternoon, call In at the happened to ho locked, using a short' poker as a lever. He did not TERMINAL CO., LID. Granville Street, Vancouver, B.C. Coming Bungling Brothers' Circus DECEMBER 5 and 6 MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON -: At the:- Y.M.C.A. In aid of the Uoyal Colombian Hospital. Wild Animals. 40 Clowns. A B>g Time. sue I'ave you neon the ring Clifford Is giving fiTin diamond away ? (2_70j Don't Spoil Your Christmas Cake and Puddings liy using poor fruit. We have the fin ���hut dried fruits und shelled nuts to be had. SEEDED RAISINS-Clean. new utoek. nil ready lor tiio cake or pud ding, 2 pkts 25c. OUR A A NTS���Choice Vi-tlzza, the finest to be had, 2 pkts, 25c. SULTANA RAISINS���BaJ-Cy IVa/'h- ed. 2 pkts 25c, natural 2 pkto. 25c. Shelled Walnuts nnd Almonds���All fresh mock, per Ib. 50c. Pink and White Icings���In packets nt 2 for 25c. - Come in and lol us show you cur aswutment of good.*, for yen:* .-. ... baiting. OUH AIM IS eATl^FACTtoN. Dean's Grocery Phone 334. 3urr 3!��ch '...attiihis c,Ut*t Arsocialicn Changes Name. Providing the dale suits the eunveni- * . of the guei ts to hi Invited tii ��� r-.n- i ua^meeting and banquet of tii" West Conuillam Conservative association I be 1 i.i "ii the i**..*,'i;ii^ i.r Dec. la. This was arranged at a well attended meeting of the association held in the I ii lultlam agricultural hall on Mon- d .* evening The Dane of th" association ���*��� , changed lo the Coiiuitlam . ..I ervatl e association, The follow- li:- v.ill !, am mg those invited: Hon. 1 . 1 aylor, Hon. Carter cctton, W. '��� ' i'. Prank MacKenisie, '��� P '��� . ��� ������' .1. D Taylor, M P., Mayor : Porl Coqultlam and Keeve Harth Pr ���. li ol George Aid. mon and .i r < ockerlll were de- PUli .1 to hi nd ��� the arrangemt nts. MONEY tif TOOK WAS DUE HIM i (let *...-:. : ��� ... iharpened :���;.... li . 626 Coli ml . treet, tl ll..,, (2526) Mental Hospit.ii Report. Laat inonth >��� ri porti fi r tho mental ItospltulS at New Westminster and Kssondale show a total uf '"'! in the institutions at the end of the month and alii at the beginning. Seven ��.*re discharged -.vllbout and seven on pro- li.ii.n. Seven died during Ihe month nnd i" ivi-"* put on iirobation 1 ie ������ were no i scapes, ���"Itcled Officers. .1, i ri ul ihe D.i bating society i ���,. . |. .'ted ;.''-��� tilffii at the Y. M. c. \ These are; Honorary presl- Tax Ccl'ett-nr cf Coquiilam Did Take Tends cf thc Municipality . When Phillip Runacr68, tax cillec tor fur Coqultlam, departed suddenly some tlmo ago he did not take with him as the council lirst supposed anj Imono) belonging to the municipality although Ihrou.'.'h an oversight or lr regularity In hla dealings with tin |municipal clerk the Impression that he hud dom. so won left. This d'.s closure was made yesterday ihei Mr. Baxter, a friend of tho oc Hector, culled nl the council ineellni; to learn the fiicii. cf the case. The explanation given Mr. Hnnte *i'j 'lie ('..unel wnn ai f [lews' K'"i" '.imi.* previous lo departure Mr. Ken- ���scres called upon tbe municipal cl. r and Informed hlm that bo had a. :'<" tain mini in collection a in hl* posies ���sion whicb h.. wonld mm ovi"r to M" -l'-rk in a few <I*ivs. Ho failed if. turn Hub money in v.h* i eri""' ��� i1 and it was learned by the municipal officials that he had stiddi niy moved away, Th'-i aroused suspicion and lh.. fact) ns known then were report- id in lho ccnrioll, und Chief Pure was Instructed to locale Runacres at ince. Willi,, lieieirie*. ver,. he In a nindl a-? lo the collector's whors.aoouti It wa.i ie. ii, but In* has this consolation thai he ii- Just an f:tr ahead financially as if he had. f< .- ihe drawer contained ab- soliiiely nothing of value. 'ia" eii ..flral mUHt lie a shining |llghl In theae hard times, sine tills is be third atti mpt that has heen made on lta fiiiamiB lately. The other two Ihad to do wil* the "poor hov" whieh If known to lnne been hard un l!:-*eir at times, and to have yielded little or no Not dividends. MECCA CAFE, COLLISTER BLOCK. Entrances: MacKenrie and Clarkson Streets. WHITE LABOR ONLY. |DETAILS GF NANAIMO RIOTS TOLD IN COURT SIXTfCIN CHOICEST VIEW LOTS In the West End.' Corner 7th Ave. and 20th St. Half block from Vancouver car. FROM $800 UP. Terms $100 down and $100 every four months. WHITE, SHILES & CO. 716 Columbia St. 312-315 Westminster Trust Bldg. Phone 85U. Phone 85L. The Most Useful Xmas Present iContinued trom uune onei stay." AIbo he had said "and you [ought to !<������ What, wan done to Mc- iKlatton's and Str.inn'f." ��� The flret time witness cptoted l.y- Irnnn an Baying wh-n "we" had done; the geeond what, "wan" done. Did Nct Feel Safe. Kdward MoArthur, a miner a! Extension mine, stay d at the Tempof" mice hotel i.nd on Tuesday night the iil.iri: was su.ned. They did not. fed safe to leave the hotel; he 'end n- Imalned in-.ers until S a.m. Wedaea da;\ I That n u i"n In it [.nat! t'or'r-.ty. a \ir\r- 'pn.r, was In ene r.r the prune.mloris of strikers, I1' bod Km.' to CheinalnuR with Oordon and Mlk" Lyman had met 'them on tlieir return at unon. lie had beeu told In- "had to get out," and Lymah had -.aid "you ought to see 1 wluil was done to McKliinon's und Strang's." i Cross-examined by Mr. HIrcl for the defence, witness (aid prisoner Lyman had umd "wo" In speaking of what I is undoubtedly a handsome, well made piece of furniture for sitting room, den, library or dining room: Our stock is complete and up to date. THREE SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY: Sleepy Hollow Arm Chairs in solid oak anri genuine leather, any finish. Regular $16.50. Special Price $13.25 High Hack Oak Rocker, roll seat. Regular $5.75. Special PrSce . $4.50 LADY'S DESK Regular $9.25. Special. . . $6.25 DENNY & ROSS The Big Furniture Store Sixth and Carnarvon Sts. ��� -y .___A . man.... THUPSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1913. THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. m. ,**.**. FIVf I I ���' '4 EVERYTHING IN SPORT PORT MOODY PLANS FOR WATER SUPPLY HOCKEY - RUGBY - SOCCER - BASKETBALL - BOWLING - BOXING CARL MORRIS MA Y GO BACK TO OKLAHOMA jeis Willard Wine Dout, But Both Fighters Make Poor Showing��� Crowd Jeered. Now York, llec. 3. In a tun round bout tonight ni MiuliKon Square (lar- ileu, Ji-iiH Wlllard of Kaunas, defeated Carl Morris, of Okluhorna. Williiril had tile better of eight of the ten rounds, one v.tiu fairly even, and Ihe ..tin r, the ihiril, went to Morris. Wil- ighed ;,*i, p( und:., Morris laid 'ii.Vi i lie hout waa disappointing us both men were alow mul there was a good deal Of wrestling and hugging with vi ry tew clean blows. With the sxoepllon of the third round Willard OUtbOXSd his opponent und Morria was cautioned frequently for holding Both were clumsy, but Willard did lii' cleverer weik. lie used a right eioss and a right apparent, while Morris played for tlie body ut close quarters, Morris fioumii-nd at times and teemed to have no judgment of distance. The crowd frequently Jeered and boot d. SKIPPER Of ROYALS I promotera get the big pull on the pro- n.s. Financial Details. Iii toie I left San l-'rancii-eo a promoter in Vancouver agreed to my firms, and when 1 arrived at Vancouver, Introduoed me to his agent, wlio he told me had full riower to sign 111" articles and "what, he says goeB." Bame is Hun Clark exr*-l!s between I Thil agent* Itgaed the i-.rtui.'K which Im I ugh h-ii the hockey it bad tu oome, One of the defeated hookey teams Ib on the. trail of nn opposition player alleging that be hns signed ;i contract with a Vancouver league team, lt will be up to the loeal club with whom the player in question has signed, to gel busy and either refute or admit Ihe charge Iteports from Vancouver Indicate that the Terminal City Amateur Hockey league haB taken up the mat ter of nenr-profesaionallain in the case of several players and has submitted the dilaJls to tlle 11 C, A. A. li. Although no names were mentioned In the report it Is understood that thc Itoyal City aggregation are! under lire. "Wa should worry ahout lhal," was the comment passed by President Fr.-d Lynch yesterday. lt cost Jess Wlllard Just ��400 to buy liis release from suspension by lhe Ne* York stale boxing commission In order to stack up sualnst Carl Morris in tlie Madison Bquare Carden. New Yi rk. last evening. Wlllard failed to put in an appearance In a Itiiil'iilo ring several months ago. Hc (.aid ov. r iho rour hundred plunks to the club belore the ban .as lifted. Schang. the boy catcher lor the Philadelphia Athletics, has turned down a third offer to go on tin* vande- v.Ik- siagc, the lasl calling for a salary of tr.iii'O for ten weeks' work. [tube .Maniuard Ib not showing many curves iu his profession as an uctor man. Maniuard gels hy only because DIoMom Beali y. who is Mrs. Mar- guard, Is a good actress, It cost Huh. his share of the world's aeries to call oi: ih.. alienation suit brought againat him l.y the former husband of Hies aoui. Lehman, New Westmins best goal tender playing game today. JuBt the exc *h Is .r>.. .a rings Lehman tukea the front rank amo.,g thn pro hockey custodians. This iB the llerlin player's first experience at the head of a team ami his work will be the subject of interest among the thousands of fanB on the mainland iand and Vancouver Island. A man of very few words, in the short time he has been at Ihe head of affalrB in the Hoyal camp, he has made an impression with the rest of the team, and if ever a hunch pulled together for New Westminster, It will be during the reason of 191..-14. RIMS .(HOURS Included a guarantee ($3000 hss than the guarantee given me in the Joe Rivera contest), half the gross profits and half the Concessions, l'nder the clrci.mttaiiei-s this was not an unreasonable arrangement on my part and compares favorably witli the pre-* cd. nt set hy men In my position in the past. It may be tliat Welsh, had we met, might have wrested the! Would Divert Waters cf Scott Creek into Noon Creek���Seek Permission. So that the waters of Scott creek may be diverted into those of Noon creek, l'ort Moody is applying to the Coiiuitlam municipal council for a relinquishment of the government reservation which Coiiuitlam holds on Scott creek. Porl Moody proposes to Obtain its water supply from Noon creek. *-Wm\ Mayor Hoe and City Engineer CoT Davit, of Port Moody, appeared before the Coqultlam eouncll at Maillardville yesterday and made the request verbally. Realizing the previously expressed need for a private source of water supply for the municipality, the council deferred action on the appllcailon and Councillors Martin and Atkins, the solicitor and the engineer were appointed a committee to Investigate. Mayor Roe stated that l'ort Moody Championship from me and added it j had been prospecting for waler for to liis triumphs in the Old world. Income considerable time and had se- which case he would be in a position w^ rights to Noon creek only to to make terms from me similar to ' discover later that the waters of that thr.s" which 1 demanded if I wished : "ream considerably abated during the to meet him again I summer. Scott creek wag quite close IWO weeks before the fight the)*0 No"n rreek ~*nii ���* was fouml on ln' promoter came tome at,,' repudiate j : !rt.',g.atl���. lha._b-y.cii,yer.t!ns a.?orf"_n his own bargain and the articles signed by his agent. I gave him ample .. time and opportunity to reconsider I Has anyone heard of tiie national hockey commissioners being appoint ed ? A lacrosse comriiis lion waB formed last i.irii.g and several names wire mentioned, but nothing ever came of it. The hockey nnn, however, have protected tlu-mBclven with the lallne guarantee posted by the Western and Kastern associations. English Universities Likely to Modify the Rule Which Would Prevent Colonials from Corp net inn. The Sapperton White Rock hockey team #wil] entertain the fans at a nu..ker to b'* held In the Moose cluh rooms thia evening. A good card has bean prepared, well viorlliy of sup- 1'i.it Tlle regular meeting of the local branch of the B. C. A. A. 0. wlll be bold In the Moose cluh at * o'clock thla evening. Itill Lunge, the only player wlio iver retired while a positive star, disputes Mctiraw's assertion lhal Eddie Collins Is the greatest ball player the game has ever known, Lange says that the honor belongs to Honus Wagner. London. Dee. 3. ��� Sporting Life understands lhat the rules recently adopted by the Oxford university athletic committee will be modified into a simple all round ege limit. Thus I nil,.. 1, whicli originally provided for I tbe disqualification from the freshmen sports of a student who had re ' sided at any time In any other uni- j ver.Ily or similar institution will ex- I elude ail competitors over 20 years \ old. Rule ! will provide tliat in the Ox [ tord L'lilvi .sity Athletic club sports I no competitor shall exceed the age of I _. years. Should the Cambridge university j igree, Sport'.im Life says, a third ! resolution may be adopted, barring all men exceeding 24 years of age from the Oxford-Cambridge Rports. his decision and lo carry tbe matter through as already agreed. This he failed to do. How can business be carried on in thiB way ? Any deal I might make under such clrcumBtances c-uld he repudiated at any time, and as a business man I could not stand for it. Weuld Prefer Canada. I went to Canada upon terms arranged and agreed upon by the pro- moti r. To those terms 1 adhere, and on those terms 1 will meet, and box Welsh anywhere in North America. I Bhould prefer It to be. lp Canada, for although Welsh Is naturally the favorite lu that country 1 would like to meet him on his own ground. of the water from Scott creek into Noon creek a sufficient supply of wa* to serve a population of 25.000 or 180,000 would he assured at ail times of tho year. I MONEY TO LOAN On first mortgages, $500.00 and up on city or farm property must be improved. Safe Deposit-Boxes to rent. From $2.50 per year and up. WESTMINSTER TRUST, LIMITED HEAD OFFICE: NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. J. J. JONES, Managing Director. �� J. A. RENNIE, Secretary Treasurer. Reduces Postal Rates. Ottawa, Dec. i-i. -The postofflce department has issued a circular re-establishing the rate of postage on seeds, cuttings, roots, etc., at two cents for the first four ounces or fraction thereof, and one cent for each additional four ounces or fraction. The rate3 were recently Increased but as a result of the protests lodged with tbe department the original rates will again come Into force. PORTLAND TO SUY Close 'em on Sunday. Nelson, Dec. 3.���-At a meeting of the police commissioners today it was decided to close all cigar stores on Sunday after Jan. 1. COME TO THE ROYAL MERCANTILE CO/8. Furniture Exchange In 61 Sixth street for real bargains in all ktnda of furniture and furnishings. Picture Framing, Upholstering, Furniture Repairing, etc Tvy us for Window ShadeB. Royal Mercantile Co. FURNITURE EXCHANGE. Mawson Returns to Regina. Regina, Dec. 3.���Thomas Mawson,, I landscape artist, returned to Regina [ i and today was in consultation with , Magnate* Climb Down government and cabinet ministers iconcerning the plans for beautifying, the parliament buildings, which are now ready. Plans for the city of Regina will bc ready in a few days. Coast League from Perch���Northwestern Circuit Intact. RICHARDSON & HUMPHRIES MEN'S OUTFITTERS. 709 Columbia St. Westminster Truat Bldg. New Westminster rugby players -All) get a rest on Saturday arternoon. the six Vancouver clubs being hitched for the afternoon. Johnny McCallum, who displayed eonaiderabie prowess in lhe rlug at KraBur M.ils OD Monday last, will .lack up against Hilly Koules at Colllngwood on Kriday night. McCallum. who originally bailed from this city. will likely meet a tarter lu the well tialned and heavy hitting Sollies. Ten thousand dollars worth of furs. I Jewelry, hats and clothing was picked up on the football Held after the liar I yard Cambridge game. There must have been a little excitement. Ves. Indeed. i Mai.ii Hodge will have no easy time defeating the Koyals on local drivel tills evening. The Intercity Howling league Bhould prove of muMi interest to both the players und en- tliusiastB. CUP GAME Amos Leatherface, or the Tale of ANOTHER BLASTED HOPE New York Dec D.���After all, every heavyweight cold In one round- Just ona ot the 'columns of the sportlnp 11��*>" "*.��_. J_tSll'. page must be filled every day, and a man muat havo something to keep h.ui rrom rudely laughing at the l.ices opposite hlm ln thc street car. He ha�� tlm alternative or reading what he hns read Beveral hundred Even Good to Hit Folka. -. Hire Sandbag ordered a porter to open up n gigantic roll of paper that was lying on a truck, lt was all there in black and white���...7.M- one round knockouts. Of course I never heard or any of the fighters In the llat. But that didn't matter. Sandbag said lime* or eymnalhlilng with hla fel; Amos had given his mother a beauti , # ��� ,....��,...%,_���_ I,., _n��.li. _.-lth nurl n low travelers for having tared ao miserably In the distribution of eyea and nones and care and whlakers. lie generally nccepts the former. The Same Old Stuff. He picks up the paper and road* this article, written by one-who- knows: After waiting patiently for many vonrs for a wliite man to come along lo succeed Jack Johnaon to the heavyweight title, I can truthfully announce that thnt person haa at laat arrived- "It was my good fortune to be at tho depot last night *Hen Amos l_rathorface. of Ottumwa. la., and hls ful buttonhook be bought with part of the winnings of his flrat fight. That was enough to convince me. He not only ls a great lighter, but a good man aud a dutiful aon. 1 predict that Amos I_ea.her.ace will soon be the champion heavyweight of the world. The next day the man In the car plcka up tho paper and reads this In the aame column: "Amos Leatherface Is tho worst piece of checae that ever entered the ring. The people have been punked again. He waa knocked cold laat I_rathorface. of Ottumwa. Ia.. and Ms w by Tony moss, a hasbeen, In manager. Joseph T. Sandbag. ull(btea ihaK ��� roUnd. ^predicted thla yeater- from the. train. The blltjrtlow. with I���',, And so forth and ao on. IT'S AN Rl WIND-- Ul llie. U��lll. , "V m.m .-..--. his girlUh modesty and gigantic proportions, was a revelation. Oae loo* at hlm was enough to convince roe that he la by far the greateat heavy- woight lighter atnee tha daya or Jeffries. ' .__ __,,_, "He la unlike any of the white hope* that havo vielted u�� *��fore. He stands alx feet eight lnche,iin M|hL and every one of hli 3M POUndeof muscles is polaed upon Wa Appolea- oue physique aa Meurntag -��_**"��� cutely as a gram of ��old upon a chemlat'a acalea. ._.____���. "Ho moves with the ***���.���*." danseiise. Hla clothea w ����*������ the extreme. He wore.all*M ��wen .ilk ahlrt wit*v*;������**��& Sf, hat band waa, made mt ^W&fcSj vet n.,d his open work socks iWlected nit the glorias of ��Wjt WffiH The dlamohd J^BHj/fflLta.jB. weighed at least t-WJfii**���* -����� wore no other tftV*- There wm ��a ^.therU^tai^^ claims. Amq. ''^E&,��&*. iur claim that *��� ��" ta(* *ny Racing Aaaoclation Collects Fines and Turna Money Over te Needy Drivers. Chicago, llec. ,.���The board of appeal* of the American Trotting aaaectatloa announced today that 17-09 of the llnea collected would be divided among injured or needy harness race driver*. The llrst award wai $200 to Jame* F. Ramey, former driver of Joe Patchen, now 111 at l/oxlngton. Mo. Moat of the appeal* considered were protested collection*. The gelding O. M. waa declared Ineligible on American Trotting aaaoclation track* nntll renamed, and the winning* were ordered ro-dlatrlbutcd. The? war* Qoldw tier waa ��u*peuded natil 'MV winning* out of claaa" by tlw taare over association track* are returned. i i Lonsdale United Will Try Conclusions with City on Saturday���Bankers Go to Burquitlam. The City eleven will have its chancu to gel into tlle final or the Iroquois cup competition at Moody ;i.trii on Saturday afiernoon when Lonsdale United of .North Vancouver San Francisco. Ilec. '-.���Portland la to remain in the class B baseball circuit, permission having been granted the Northwestern league to this effect at the annual meeting today of the Pacific Coast league. The question of whether is to have continuous ball was thrashed out at length, and In the end the Coast league voted the Northwestern- ers the right to invade I'ortland in 1!*14, but the intimation was given out that it will be the last year that the Coasl league territory will be Invaded. Tbe schedule calls for only the class A A club In Portland in 1915, and the Northwestern leaguefha* been ailvUed to arrang* Its plans [.accordingly. This is taken to menu that some other Musical Recital of Solo and Concerted Music. Two Pianos. Bv Miss Cave-Browne-Cave. 1..R.AM, A.R.C.M.; Miss Beatrice Cave-Browne-Cave; Miss Maude IScruby. L.K.A.M., A.R.C.M.. Violon- Portland icellist: Mrs. F. C. Ward, Contralto St. Patrick's Hall, Tuesday, Dec. 9 at 8:15 p.m.. Tickets $1; Students 50c. will pay n second visit. The game Northwest cily will have to be taken wus originally scheduled 'or last Saturday, but the stato of the grounds prevented anything being done in the way of nettling the argument. Manager Mcl^aren wtll field tbe usual team with the exception or Petrie, who leaves on Friday for his old home in Scotland, where he expects to eat Christmas dinner with his folks. Leach will officiate. Only one City league fixture was ettled upon at the meeting held yesterday, the Bankers journeying to Burqultlam where they meet the suburbanites. RITCHIE EXPLAINS Answers Harry Pollek Repardinj Brighouae Arsna Flaseo���Willing to Box Walsh. in to complete the circuit. Previous to the afternoon session the feeling among the Coast magnates, according to report, was to refuse tlie necessary permission to ihe Northwestemers. Under the heading, "Uld I Run Away from Freddie Welsh T" Willie Ritchie wrltea the following leti��r to hia Canadian friends: Sluce leaving Vancouver I have received cuttings from the Canadian newspapers which give a very misleading account or the rupture In the negotiations tor my match with Freddie Welah. 1 bave also received Inquiries from my numerou* Canadian friends aaklng tor my aide of the question. Ry the courtesy ot the Canadian Presa I hope to be able to reply to theae Inquiries, as a personal answer to each ot my friends Is a physical impossibility. Did Not Run Away. Let me atate at the outset that I did not run away from Freddie Welsh. I am anxious and eager to meet blm. The truth of the matter Is that the promoters of the contest ran away from their,agreement with me, and the articles drawn up aad afterwards signed by thetr representatives. I am a professional boxer. My object I* to Interest and amuse the publlc, the same aa any professional singer, actor or public. entertainer. I have gained my position by hard work, self-denial and 1 presume a certain amount of natural ability, I cannot .ever remain before the public, I realize that I shall bave my day and paaa across the state aa other champions have done In the past. Does tha publlo blame me If 1 try to make ���all tha hay I can whilst the Bun 'shines, or do they expect me to do ithe work, exhibit my skill and bear' tbe brunt ot the battle whilst tha At tke Theatres Preaent Western Drama. "Tho Love Route" is the name of the bill which the Howard Foster Co. wlll produce for the flrat time at the Royal theatre this afternoon. The scene of the flrat act takes place New York. In the three succeeding In the offtce of a railway president In acts the audience la taken down to a cattle ranch In Texaa. The story is of a young girl who standa out against a big corporation and against the the laws ot the state of Texas to protect, as she thinks, her personal rights, that la, to keep the company trom running a road through her ranch. The state aad granted the oempany a franchlae providing tbe road waa built wtthla a certain time, hut through the carelessness of officials, work on the road had been put off until a abort time before tbe franchise waa to expire. The girl's Idea was to delay the building of the road until after the expiration ot the given time and how ahe and her loyal band of cow punchers went about It forms aa exciting aerlea of eventa. , The alay la a weedpra drama .but different from tha usual play ot that ***-*��� . ^ Special and elaborate scenery lp being painted tor tbe production., la addition, to the dramatic program the usual run of pleturea wlll be offered with a Keyatone comedy heading a list of good onea. WILL BC CHAN6CS ON SUM BOARD (Coatlnued fros* page oMI What with the harbor improvements, the further DEVELOPMENT OF the flaherles and Aitchison's Ladies' Tailoring Branch surely Westminster is coming to her own. J.N. AITCMISON Tsilor to Ladies and Gentlemen. Weatmlnater Trust Block. ���ARENA- ICE SKATING Afternoon, 3:30 to 5:33 ADMISSION: Afternoon 25c TWO SESSIONS DAILY: Evening, 8:15 to 10:30 Evening, 40c; 15 Ticketa for $5.00. THE AMERICAN LADIES' TAILORS Are Making Christmas Suits at Reduced Prices. Order Now. Collister Block, Comer Clarkscn and McKenzie Streeta. think not. Tbat la aH 1 bare to say at tht* time." the otber three trasteee. Mestrt. Rennle; -Stoney and Peek, caa hold1 office until the and of 411*. Tneatee Rennle "wasn't awa" and Tradte* Peek had aot ret thought eertouaty df tha matter, but wouM be able to aay yes or know tn �� wash or ao. O��oa work eeeapled much # his tlibe. ' that Mr.au Us term of e��lo��. ~ If wak/iK qfc Starting Today, Matinee for Three Daya. Foster Players Present* "The Love Route" A Oreat Weatern Play with Late af Special Scenery. Order Your Seats in Advance Phone 1068 .- mi iiiii-------------).[i nn a in'������ ��� OWt *HOW t*CM HlttHt. ' - ���rl'^WwHW *. W *^r***T ��� mB ��jWHPk rente* <te. SiM ta Mt-M i M ct i,mil t�� Mi m &ffliW*%!lLj_$>i-t''i0 ���<**��-! t>4vi**;��#"'* ���'.,i*MO||j *$������ frr ' BEEF, IRON AND 1WE i -. -1 If you want to eat Well, sleep well and fee. It'a prepared from Ingredient* that the aystem craves when yod feel a bit run down, tired anil nervous���take It as directed and feel good again. * .> ��� A ISoande bottle for..............J AT RY ALL'S. 701 Columbia Street (Dnigist umI Optidti) Phone 57 SH-i TheMeal Heals oi t mgtoyz Br*sd ***** foandMioo. Breed which Makes Uae, and ��asda aad mmw* which lot ia lha "A-Mdnymaaisbe." Brand ���ada Imb -\" ijr %, %. m^mi x^~~- mm ,*.p,.*.',f.-'i.,>*,->> 'Wwwtwl.'t']'* ���Mm- k;#|# , pmue mtm i nrr���^^m^^*m'*ltmarn a m ��� , _.. * ��� HIE iNEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1913. Classified Advertising SAYS MEXICO HAS KO GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. gLASstnso M>i* wua QT. I'.E* ��lived for Tne Newa ��t the follow- ta�� places-. .*. T. HVi druc store, SSI! Columbia ft wet; A. Sprice, QueensborODgh, Ua** Island; Mrs B. Larden, HtcMaad I'aia; Mrs. \. Lewis, Alta Vista. ��� �� * e *m * ��� u * �� * at>-*t>***f* TOR SALE FOR SALE -10W FIVE PASSENGER iniluiiHih'il.. ii. pi rfect order. Will give long terms to reliable party or ci aslder property. Apply Box 2661 Newh office. (2661) FOR s'm.i-: ski~ Yiii'it PROP. Washington, Dec. 3.���Tbe erty through an ad. in this column, portent development in the ' -���- situation here today was RADICAL REFORMS TIME YET TO GET NEEDED IN JAPAN ON VOTERS* LIST BUSINESS DIRECTORY Huerta Rcgims Is Crumbllne-Perlod Gene_a| Cry Throughout N._tior, for ,,,., ln,p,.,..:i.,..iv miniied i.i evldonl cf Military Despotism Will Be at an End. Second Reformation ��� Editor's Views Tc'< mosl im* I Mexican Writing in the Talyo Review, or President j Toklo, Or. Okita, editor of the paper, RATH. ****<* FOR WALK -11.00 down, 11.00 PF.it Wilson's ouUlne in his address to eon.\_-t_** *.- follows with the radical re* ����������������� *! -ti��..i*ncd-oi..- -stmt m**^***^ |H mat: �� per wort pes *****', JM per ��,.Mh; 6.0M words, t* \*��_**iH�� "J ",,'r.d vvlthln one year from date ot ern tract, f 15.00. WANTKD -GOOD mWLX POR I- fanf, from private cow; near Moody Telephone MJL IS54HJ square. week, Canada's Pride Malleable Ranges; every one guaranteed. Mar- ket square, (2619) LOST AND FOUND. FOUND ON TWELFTH 8TREET, mar Fifth avenue, Bold pearl brooch, Owner can have same by paying for this ad. 100S Sixth avenue. (25331 Kress of the status of affairs in thei, ... , Southern republic. Bis declaration I forms .needed in Japan; that "Mexico at present has no ernment." that attempts to ! Since the ,if tlie from the present popular outcry fur I further reform. What lhe people Of Japan mill need, and are determined! to have, may he-expressed as follows: (li That freedom of speoch shall I be permitted and encouraged, and thsi tlie Ideas of the people us to poll- ��� tics ami government shall he respected. The policy of the nation, as ex- .pni^.'.l In the imperial oath respect- ling government through a duly elected and representative assembly of the people, was supposed to have Hcldcro cf A'jrectncrt- cf Sale Burnaby Should Register Qefor: December 16. MUSIC. MUS. I.I.LA O. IIAItDV, TKAl'lll'lH OF Pianoforte; -li Ktmy si . Ham Wast* ii.liiMer. AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. I. J. A. BURNETT. AUDITOR Accountant. T'I. II. I ilU. it.'..in ��� Bloak. AND Hurt Is still ti.... tor people to b< l voters' llsl lu burnaby, nc , to A, ... H-bore, municipal Mho held aa the oommencemem .. .. . that attempts to maintain ITaiaho era v<Jth the assumption one by General Huerta a; Mexico City ! throne by the present emperor, there been realized with the Inauguration of had "broken down and a mere military has been a very gen. ral cry through- the imperial diet and the establish- despotism" set up. his denunciation out Japan for a second reformation. I menl of the constitutional govern- of Huerta's usurpation of power and | This Is an Indication that ths first re-1 ,;,,.���!; hut the results Ther. in the ci ni at rlii!,. .'.'.iny |" rsons nnii iicm nui agreement of sale lasl year nnd voted | ,u the in. i . l.'i-iii ii may posslbl) be Heve that ii is unnecessary bo maki another declaration, taking II for granted lhal the Hllng of the deed ai the land registry ofllce Is all thai is neoessary lo remain on the voters' lhe results have as yet the prediction tliat the lluerta regime formation, whicli took place during I been for the most part exiieriinental! list, would crumble soon, were received jthe Moijl era, was not perfect in the and far from satisfactory. The peo-1 In many oesea this is correct, but with close attention and enthusiasm by [estlmation of a nation aspirins after |pie have an Increasing gonviction that|according to the municipal official the} are not yet wholly free from members of congress of all political, modern progress and complete development Before suggesting what ROOMS AND BOARD. ROOM street, with use of phone WANTKD FCRS TO REMODEL and rellne. New rur-s made up ot vour own skins: novelty wis made. Apply 417 Second stri-iil. l'-;>eJi WANTKD KXPKUIKNCED GROC- ory solicitor: none others need apply. P. O. Hox 192 city. (8540) FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED apartments to rent, right on car line, steam healed, hot nnd coin water, gas range*. irleclTic light, separate bath to every suite, rooms are bright, cheerful, cli-an ami sanitary and rent is very reasonable including gas and lights. Also single rooms, both furnished and unfurnished. Apply Mrs. Mandville, suite 1, second flair. Mandville apartments, corner Shrill avenue and Twelflh atreet. partiec. Secretary Bryan sent to the Ameri- ican legations and embassies abroad Icopics of that part, of the message re- , luting to the Mexican policy of the ed- ,\ND HOARD at 516 AGNES j ministration in pursuance of tlie plan (2444) .adopted months ago of keeping Hie 'great European governments advised ! In tliat respect. i The state department today continued its attitude of watchful atien- jtion to the development of the plans |of campaign of the Mexican insurgent leaders. It was pointed out in oft'i- ,eial circles that at the present mo* ! meat tlle Constitutionalists appear to _ be in actual possession of more coun- HOUSEKEEPER, ANY POSITION OF try and to have more numerous armies I Japan still needs in the way of renovation, it may be well to enquire what the reformation of the last era set. out to do, how far it was able to despotism. Hut this lack of clear political thinking must in a great measure be hlanud on the authorities, who prevent the p..ople from speaking their HOARD AND ROOMS WITH USE of phone. 410 Seventh St, (2505) adhere, to its avowed policy, and then | real views on the great national ques to point, out how much still remains I tions of the day. tc he done. Courage Lacking. Tlie national policy of the Meijl | in Japan today there are few in era is fully expressed in the famousIdeed, even among our learned men five articles of the Imperial oath]wbo have the oours taken by the last emperor at the-real convictions on SITUATIONS WANTED. WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, APPLY Hox 2529 News office. (2529) trust. llox 2531 News office. (2531) In the field than did Madero when he jreceived notice of the overthrow of Porflrlo Diaz as president of Mexico. commencement of the era. These articles were as follows: (11 That all affairs of state shall be decided by public opinion as expressed by duly elected representative:'. (2) That government Bhall be by all the people, Independently of class. (3) That, the official class, both to state their nny puhllc question. Consequently, the nation never really knows what It thinks, ami the der the metes and bounds OCt, have there is always a chain r of a name being omitted. People who have taki n out a deed during the pni-t year! Should make sure Ot being placed on I the list before December 16. The some dine applies to agreement holders, upon Ihem si-curing u wril ten order from the present owner of the deed. in North Durnaby a curious situation has arisen, where II is claimed that many residents who purchased lota in a liig subdivision opened un P, 11 Kmlth. W. J. Urovea. AUDITORS ANI) ACCOUNTANTS. Wi.il; undertaken In city uni oulstds points. 111-11 Westminster Trust lllilg. rii..ui- 3.il P. O. Bos 507. FRATERNAL ntkunationAi. NTKAM AMP Ul-IOK- uliiii EDnglnesra, Local r>i:i. meets tn Labor Toropis every tlrst nnd third Tlnn mln v ,,r Hi.* month. II ' i. :. ..ikIiIiu. pi-Midi nl : W. O. Haundi'iH. t,.*eii-lary, p o. Bos r.2��. NKW MKhl'MINSTEI. l.OllilK NO I, 11. A P. O. of Blka or the 0, ot I*.., meat tlle rirst and thlftl Thursday ut I p. m., K. of r. Hull. Eighth su.. ' A Wells limy. Knotted Ruler; P. II. Smith, H**> retary. 1.. O. O. M.. NO. tH.-MIOKTH ON tlrst, -...'ond. third and fourth Wednes- dny In each month at 8 p. rxx. In th��> Moose Home. II. J. I .-mny, iiiciuii.r; W. J. provss, secretary. II.u.I.mni!. r. of lodge In lea Houae, ������uriiiT of Fourth and Carnarvon streeta. COLLECTIONS. .AD DEBTS COLLECTED EVEUY- ��bere. No collection, no charge. American-Vancouver Mercantile Ag ency, 330 Ilastinga street weat. Van couver. (2518. [Consequently there is a general belief Icivil and military, as well as the com-lele 'here that a" crisis has almost been|mon people, shall have a voice in the|pri people are lett without true leadership. Extension of Franchise. (2) The second reform for which the nation Is calling loudly at present is a proppr and reasonable extension f the franchise, with a reform of tlie the been [laying taxes to tile holder of the deeds aud who Is In arrears lum self. All of these, according to a ruling In lhe municipal aot are prevented from voting although they have been residents In the municipality for over n year I reached. EIG SHEEP RAISING IN CHILCOTIN TO BtNT FURNISHED -COMPI.i-.TK, HOUSE- keeping rooms at K. of P. block. Rents from ?�� to $2i per month. (2548) TO KENT TWO LARGE BNFURN. ished housekeeping too-cok, also ene furnished bedroom for single lady, one-half block from TVeWfh street car line, Fourteenth avrsue, east of Twelfth street. Modem. t_��.f>) FURNISHED HOOMS AND I1EH rooms to rent. Apply 429 St. Ueorac street FURNITURE, STORE STOCKS AND farm sales conilucieil. Furniture' bought for cash. P. 11 Hrown. 17 tlegb.e street, New Westminster 125171 pioneer Hooks on no. nn.l California by a pioneer. Canadian Camp Life, 2nd edition! Ainoiii! the Peoples ot 11. C.I In lhe Pathless West; Nan, or Pioneer Women an.l IOna. The eels of five for 18.00 nr 75c. per cojiv lill Jan. lllll. Address P. B, Herring. 1117 Hamilton sc. New Westminster, H.C.. or nny of lhe book stores. Discount to tlu* trade. (25161 D.D.D. Prescription ���lor 15 years��� Tbe Standard Skin Remedy ASK Frederic T. Hill, uruqgist, Columbia street. New Westminster. tion laws so as to prevent lent corrupt practices. Government and Schools, of thel 12) Another Injustice from which govern-1modern .lapan Is suffering is the gov-j on the eminent';'-. unfair discrimination! Ashcroft. Her. a. Th" Chllcotln 'against private schools and colleges 1 country, which has for 50 long been shall he In favor of ihorc under government |associated principally with cattle Bee;1 as'. fc government of the nation (11 That all evil customs j past shall he abolished, and I ment shall be established j basis of universal Justice. | (5i That fu''1 knowledge I SCUght from nil source, piul that i^]) | colli r.i. Bec.uss Ol this attitude, j raising, moms In a fair way to shortly | the people Ejial' strive toi_'".iir tor large numbers ofclttiieng ire deprived boast of another Industry on a similar the good of the nation. of the right to eduo tion large Bcale Naturally the proposed ! What People Still Nf.ed Hi A further reform for Which railway through the Interior district lt will bo Beefl tjpm the above prin- Japan looks in the present reign Is has brought the adjoining districts clples what a high ides! the Emperor. th�� ostablishmenl of a universal ideal , Meiji set before him, and it was by alof justice that Khali be obligatory on [faithful adherence to them that, the' government and people alike. .lapan great ruler was able to accomplish basis of judicial interpretation must jthe marvellous reforms that he did. ibe tlle same as that obtaining in all 2ut that the imp. rial will has been highly civilized countries. I. O. O. V. A MITT IJCnxiR NO. 17���The retmlnr iii.i-tlns of Amity I...Ik.. No. 57. 1. O. O. v., le held svsry Mondms iilstit at i o'clock In Odd Petlaws' H-Jl comer Carnarvon snd Btati th utr-iwta VIsltlnK brelhern cor.llnlly invited. ll A. Merrllhew. N.O.: H. W, Hnnipil��r. V. O.; W. C. Coatham, P, (1, record Inn secritarv J. W. MooDonald, flnao- clal si-cr-ulary. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. rztii) VOU KENT- IK VOU HAVE ROOMS to rent try an ad. in this column. rURNlSHBD COMPI.KTE, HOUSE keeping rooms, lift and tU> pei month at 224 Seventh stiwt. (2522) umm Piiinc B. C. COAST SS. SERVICE From Vancouver far Victoria. i0:fl�� a.m n��!!y 2:0fl p.m SUiiy 11:45 p.m Daily From Vancouver for Seattle. 10:00 a.m ���!?*:!>' J1:00 a.m Dally From Vancouver toe Hasxaimo. :S:tt) pm .Daily Nanalmo, Union Bay antl Comox. 9:00 a.m Wednesday and Friday Vancouver, Union Bay, Powell River. 11:45 a.m f'.very Satu-rda.-. For Prince Rupert and Alaska. 11:00 p.m Every Saturday Prince Rupert, Grjnby Bay and Skeena River Points. 11:00 p.m Wednesdays For Gulf Island Points. 7:00 a.n . Tuesdays for Victoria. Call ing at points in the Gait lalauds. USD. OOfll-KT, Attmt, H'*s SVeauali.ater ��. W. K'<01>IIC O. P. A_ VucHinl LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE. 1 i the matter nt the estate of Anna I. i' ssidy, otherwise known n_ Annie J. Caasldy, deceased Intestate, and la the matter of the "Administration ><ot," NOTICE is hereby given that hv order of Mr, Justice Morris..... dated th�� Slith OIVEN thnt 1 ln-|day of Novemre-r. A. Iv 1613, Charles nn�� ..f lhe Board ''.'"'-'* Mnjor. Official Administrator, waa its to apply tor a appointed .Administrator of ilu* estate ..( GRIDIRON WORK SAVED HIS BABY | after several days I took Ivr to a iLlbby physician, who diagnosed the i trouble as tumor and recommended an Immediate operation. Acting on his advice we brought her here" i).-. Rich ter stated that he regarded I Industry in the cue as unusual in that there was Horse lak i into the range of vision of tlie Invest-1 ling public, lt ia stated on good au- i thority that f.il.ftOO Sheep will be taken Into the Chllcotln country next spring. Thjp. large venture la er !'.!*) :6U to Vnawu.ver mt&rprise. " liai<; been .'mimed iiiany times liy those In-1 Iteresled in sheep raising that the | FUNERAL OIRECTORS. W, B. FAI.BH���Pioneer Funnnil Dlrrctm ami KnlinlimT, 112-111! Agnee atreet oi'liosl... Caniegle Library. 3, BOWBI.L (SUCCESSOR TO CKN- tor A Munna. Lid.)���Funeral director** and I'nitinlmeni. Parlors -tor. Columbia iitr.'*��t, New Westmlnater. Phone Sti. BOARD OF TRADE. BOARD OF TKAUBJ���NEW WKSTM1N- i.i r Hoard of Trade meets In lhe board room. Olty Hall, aa followM. Tnlrd Friday of each month; quarterly mi-^tlna on llle third Friday of l-'ehruary. tiaf, ii.m. Ao- I meetlnjca on Jhe third Friday at Auiruet and November at s on the third H. Stuart Wad*. Fubruary. U. tary. large tracts of grazing land, both east nnd west of the Kraser river, are ad-! nilrably suited to this Industry, and predictions have been made foretell llm an extensive carrying on of this the near future, In the North and Smith llona NOTICE IS IIKP.KIIY t.-nil al the n.-xt in. of License I'..inml.xsl.ii.. .. .,,... ..riinsier from myself, Charlea Schwahn, Anna L.Cas��ldy. otherwise known as An lo John K Mn.'K. nr.le an.l rtril.-e Loop, of "'" ���' ' OMldy. line of the rlly of N. ��* tlie retail ll>io"r license of the Colonial hotel In this CKAftLES SCHWAHN. (2-tr,;i Applicint. New Westminster, B.C., Nov. Bth, 1913 WESTMINSTER IRON WORKS. Telephones: Office 53. Residence 429 JOHN REID, Proprietor. GENERAL MACHINE WORK, ENGINEERING AND BLACKSMITHING. Agents Palmer Bros.' Gasoline Engines. Mai me Engines and Auio mobile ilepaira. Office and Works: Tenth St. P.O. Box 474. New Westminster, B.C Weatmlnster, In the Province of British Columbia, deceased Intestate. And notice i**< horeby further itlv.-n that all p.-rsnns Indebted to t!��* above estate are required to pav the amount ..f their In- j debtednea forthwith, to the sai.l Charles fleorg.- Major, an-3 that all persons having claim.-, against the sai.l estate are re-1 quired to preaent them verified l.v Rtatti- torv declaration on or before t!i<* 2nd dav, of .laiuiar- A. ll. 1!H4. to the aaid Charlea (-.eorare Minor, after which date the said' Charlea Oeorge Major will proceed to distribute the ass. ts. of the sai.l .state, hav-j Ing regard onlv t.i such alairas as are then * prnoeriv in-fore him. Hand this 11113. whiteside. .-ti.!*:. Solicitors for tho sai-l Chari Mal...'. Ottawa * Fcctballer Pulls off Rea: ue��� Few Could Do Fire Chief. It, Heroic Saya but slight Indication of the pretenceIparte districts, which have heen op- of a foreign substance. Ile believes I ened np very rapidly during the past the needle could not have been in the yenr. is posture claimed to lie very wound more than two or three weeks, suitable for sheep raising. Several but In that time It had worked clear settlers In this part are now eiperl- to the bone. Ottawa. Dec. ... Bert Stronach, the dashing outside wing of the Ottawas, with his six-moi.ths-old baby, had a thrilling escape from suffocation at a fire In the Queen Mary apartments, MeLeod and Elgin streets. Baby was safely tucked away in Its trundle lied, when Mr. and Mrs. Strouach turned their attention to dinner. 6th day of November, A. D. IThe telephone bell rang, and Mr. WHITE- Stronach arose to answer it. As aoon las he readied the hall a dense volume of smoke was w-.fted in his direction. "Hook it for the outside: I'll get the jklddle," yelled t'.ie flying Scot to his wife, and dashed for the baby's room Will HAVE NEW NOSE AND MOUTH uientlng with a few sheep, wilh more than satisfactory r-suits, and claim thev will Commence on a large scale with the spring of next, season. Maiden Voyages London. Dec. I! The new Allan I line steamships Alsatian and Oalgar- tan will make their maiden sa'lings j i respectively January 17 nnd Eebru-1 ary 28. EDMONDS & Young Ontario Man Enters Baltimore Hospital to Have Hie Fsce Rebuilt. Oeorge i 2497 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE. Baltimore, Dec. 3.���Ross Allen. ; young Canadian, has enn red St Irs. Stronach immediately made for j,.,0I)1,.8 |U)H1,ji~i to get a new nnd .". new LAND REGISTRY ACT. B Notice is hereby given that I intend to apply at the next sitting of the Licensing Hoard for the City of New Westminster for a renewal of license to sell liquors by retail on the premises known as the Hoyal City Hotel, situated at corner of Customs liouse Square and Columbia Street, in the!llrst '*���' said City of New Westminster. E. KA1.CH. New Weatminsie'ft Nov. 8, 1913. (2399) NOTICE la hereby given that the partnership heretofore suoalsting between us the undersigned Charles (���". Harding, Stanley It. Simpson nn.l Perley A. Jonas, tra.i- f.it; nn.l. I the firm name anil style of "Fraser River Pile Driving Company," has il,i:. .l.v been dissolved by mutual consent. The said firm known as the l-'ras.r River Pilo [irlvlte< Company Khali I.. ..-rl'.i on by the sai.l Perley A " i-l.l Stanley It, Simosotl, tl r. Harding hiving retired trom tl nershlp. T > *i * -�� at N* iv Westminster, H of December, A. li. itn3. C P. HARDINO. l'l*:ni.l"V A JONES. STANLEY B. SIMPSON. Witness: GLADYS DICK. Iiiii)) pa it this IN Blocks 4. 6, 7, 8, 9, ia and 12 of part of S. W. \i, Section IX, Town- Ship 8. A Certificate of in<i�� ���.-��-,.���'_-���.��� Till" to the above propertj win tn*, Issued to Mabel Umisa I'luyfair ou l__�� :ilst day j nf Dseetnfcer, 1913, iinl.a-* in Die menu time a valid objection bn trnttttm to me I u writing by a person or person*, j lalmlng an estate or Intereal than in, ur in any pari thereof. J. COWTNN, District tlcgistrar of Title .. Land Registry Office, New Westminster, D.C, November 25lh, 1913. The person or persons keying In their custody or posst-ssiou tlie Cdtlow tug Title Deeds rclatiny, lo the said Jiroperty an* requested fo -flejiver the *':ini<' to the undersigns*-!. J7th January, 1X7'.). Crown gtbiil lo tlordon Parmer Daft-si <rf S. W. �����, Section IS, Township 8. 17th January, lXTfi. QoHnn P Dotoe to Qeorge MarehaU, eonveynm fn fee of the S.VY. 19 acres ol S ���ejection 18, Township S. 31st December, 1HM. flordmi Parmer Dafoo to Jack Mille,r, eonvwyanoe in fee of S. part of B.W.K, Beetlon 18, Townnhlp 8. 24th September. 1304. Oordon Par New Wellington COAL JOSEPH MAYERS Office, 5S4 Front Street, Foot ol Sixth Street. P. O. Dcx 345. Phone 100 THE SUPREME COURT BRITISH COLUMBIA. hi tlie matter of the .mme of Ben A Wade, .i aaod Intestate. nn.l of the "Administration nun i. the Stairway, and after groping her way through the smoke, landed out of the .Linger zone. By the time Mr. Stronach arrived ln the bedroom the smoke was so dense, he couldn't Bee his hand ahead of him. Exhausted, lie stumbled around tiie room till finally his hand rested on the sleeping form of l'i" Child, Seizing a blanket. ���sald^Charles|he hastily wrapped it. around the baby and Btarted for the stairs. Down at the foot of the stain: Mrs. Sirmiacli kept up an encouraging flow of remarks, Quided liy these, her husband finally staggered down the stairs and fell exhausted in a _ hea-ji. j "Not one man in a thousand could OFlhave tlotif it." said Chief llraham Inter when talking about the feat. So far as the fire was concerned, A-! the damage effected was slight, and : amounted to aboet $1,600. It was the Intense smoke that cauaed nil the trouble. The flre started In the basement, .-md when discovered by the laniter thi entire selling was ablaze. Th.* janltcr i.honed to the police In th Aet." NOTICE I" hereby given that bv order Of Mr ,lii��tl."* Morrison, dated tne ..lb .1.*. of November, A. D. 191!, Charlei ti-.irie Major. Official Administrator, was nnpolnted Kdmlnistrator of the eatatn of ... Ben \ Wade, late of thf city of New Station and rus* ipcJ upstairs After Westminster. In tho Provlnt t British helping put Mrs. Ku'li-r and Mrs, Orif- Columbia.'deceased Intestate. ., . ��� f , . {���������,, And nolle i�� her. bv fort ��� given that '''���,,n< " * ', , ' l ' ' , ' , , nil persons Indebted to the above estate VV en Chief '.rahnin arrived he not- reiiulred to nay the amount of. their iced a quantity of planks outside the verandah. Are vou cne of those to whom sutiering ? Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia TableU- wlll help your disordered stomach to digest any reasonable meals, and will soon restore It to such perfect condition that you'll never feel that you have a stomach. Take ono after each meal. SOc. a Box at your Druggist's. Made by the National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada. Limited. iso ���aid ''li.irl.* arsons Inn* CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Librarian Wanted. Applications wlll be received by the undersigned up to r. p.m. of the loth of December, 1913, for the position of ILibrarian at the Publlo Library in jthis City. Applicants musl Btate qualifications, salary required and give good refi r.-nces. W. A DUNCAN, City Clerk. City Hall, New Westminster, B.C.. November Hi. V.il'i. (2490) Indebtc dn. rn forthwith, lo the . '. .. ;:��� M . lor, and tliat all n olng cl lima tignlnsl the said ��*si i.., dred lo present Ihem verified bv Mtatu- torv *l> . larallor oll ..r before the '-'111 .lav "f .! II oar- *. A I i . 11114. to ill. si irt Charles i'..or.'" .Maim, nfter which date the said Charles fleorge Major will pr <���.! to rtlx- j tribal.' the aaaeta of tho said estate, having regard only to such claims as are then j.ru... riv b.-l'ore him. liii.il ...is -30th day of November, A. P. 19111. UTll'i-i-.'-TIii:. EDMONDS Si wiltTi*;- PIDB. Bolli Itors for the said Charles Oeorge ; Malor. (2498. CITY OF NEW WE^^TMINnTER. MUNICIPALITY OF DURNABY. City Vcters' List, 1911. Notice Is hereby given that, tin Court of Revision on the above Voters' List will be held at lhe , Councll Chamber, City Hull, on the Ihe Statutory Meeting of the Hoard 10(h da of December, 1913. at 10 a.m. License ( oinmiiisloners will be | ^y ^ hcncan Notice. of held at the Municipal Hall on Wed-. nesday, December 10th, ���mer Dafoe to Jack Miller, conveyance o'clock In the forenoon. 1913, al 10 In fee part of s. \v. lu. Section 18, Township 8. Ilth February, 1395. Ja<* Miller to David Wright, conveyance in f,M. of <he, south portion of 8. W. V at Section IK, Township 8. exretrt 10 acres. J. C. GWTNK <2.76) District Reghstrar mt Tlfw; ARTHUR fi. MOORE, Clerk tn the Hourd Of License Com missloners. Edmonds, B.C., November 27th, 1913, (3BS1) City Clerk City Hall. New Westminster, B, c. December I, liiifi. (8B1B1 Subscribe for The Daily News Koyal Intelligence Bureau 410 Westminster Trust Building. J. M. GAWA. Mgr. . Exclu ������ agent for 11. Ohaslil & Co, New York, inanufacturers of Typewriter Hacking Sheets. Carbon Papere, Ribbons, etc. Mail nddreas, Drawer 110 New Wcstrninater. LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE. Noilce Is hereby given that 1 Intend to apply at the next sitting of the Hoard of License ( ommlsslonerH for I the City of New Westminster for a ibottle licenae and a wholeaale license j for the sale of Iliiuors In and upon the premises sll ua ted upon l/ot i. of City Block 24, In the aald City of New Weatmlnster, B.C. L E. HAINES, "There's no cne In there," thought the chief, till he met Mrs. Stronach In the doorway. The c lief tried to go up through the blinding smoke, but imd only reached about fifteen feet when Mr. Stronach passed him. "It would have been Impossible to rescue anv.no through that, smoke," he said in reference to Stronach's oluckv act. "II sneaks much for Mr. Stronach's strength and endur- 'ii.".. that he and his baby were not suffocated." rUMOR WAS ONLY A SEWING MACHINE NEEDLE Pneltann, D. RUffeHna *x '* ��� the M-inontbs dore Hrown. a .*. 3, Supposed to be a tumor in her thigh < id daughter of t'hki- business man of I.llihy nose mouth. The whole front of his face. Including no.'.e and lips, were Eiiorn away in a Bawmlll accident five years ago. 'The young man will underzo a remarkable series of skin grafting oper- I nti< tis whereby a new nose and two j new lips will be built upon his face. I Are vou om I When he came to the hospital from ; evcry ^ejl is another source of |hls home ln Whitby, Out., his face | ���,,,,, was nothing but u mass of scarred ' flesh. In four months' tlmn, lf file operations are successful���and the | physicians at St. Joseph's are confident that they will be- Allen will go forth with a face as normal antl as regular as anybody's There wlll be scars, of course, but his lips will bc | there and a straight nose. The first step taken hy the doctors j in charge will be to build up the two i lips. The flesh of his arm will bc cut just the shape of the lower lip. One 'side will remain attached to the arm. Then the flesh around the mouth will be cut away until fresh tissue Is exposed. Th..' arm will then be bound across the patient's face and remain two weeks. The arm will then be cut away from the patient's mouth and the new lip trimmed up. Practically lha same slow, careful operation wlll he gone through in building up tbe upper lip. When Urn Is healed on perfectly Allen will be given a rest, until he feels strong enough for the final and most difficult of the scries putting on the nose. To do this the man's chest wlll he laid open and a piece of fresh cartilage cut away from one of hlg ribs, where it joins the breast bone. The flesh of the forehead will lie opened down to the hone. And In this sill lhe nose cartilage will be placed, being pushed under the skin of the forO' head bone. All the .vounils will then be ������.���v. d up and left, for seven weeks until the caitllaee nose hardens Into bone there r-i the foi'"head and al- tacbes to itself rrcih skin. The new brldg" will ihen be brnneht down "nd nlnend In nositlon on the man's fahd just where the nose ought to in- Tho side flaps win be shanrd until the nose ls normal and P.O. J. Box 34 Dally New* Bldft T. BURNRTT't PRINT SHOP JOB PRINTING of sll hinds. Prices right Satisfaction gimrsnlHee 40 McKenile At. FALL GOODS. Call and inspect our fal lines and new fall styles ane place your order now. J. P. GALVIN Ladies' and Men's Tailor. 401 Columbia St Mont.., was operated on at Sacred Heart hospital by Dr. Erlo T. Klehter Bnd a sewing mnchlne needle nearly , . one and one-half inches long removed a-'ape1y. Irom the child's fleih. The little girl! T,,,: BOarred skin will be rut away in expected to recover speedily unless i90 ,lin| the new nose wlll grow on, Inferilon develnpea. Inn'' ,,"'M ,hp whole face will be hand* "When and how the needle became ���"'''' fnT Beveral wee>s until the new lodfffid In our little one's thigh In a!��kln crows and attains all possible mvM"ry," aaid Mra. Hrown. She did not seem to ho experiencing pain at any time, and played around the house as usual. Occasionally when shu would fall down she would cry lustily, but I imagined thnt wbb be- cauFo she had hurt herself. "About two weeks ago I waa bathing her and noticed a little lump on her thigh I examined 'I carefully, Cheep Car Fares P.njolned. Portland, Ore., Dee. 3 -Alleging the new slx-fnr-a-quarter car fare ordinance violates the federal constitution. the Portland Railway, Light and i Power company today obtained a temporary Injunction In the federal Dated this 10th day of November, 1913. i but. could see nothing Bcrlousl'y ' court restraining tho city from eft- (2400) wren*.. When It did not disappear forcing the ordluancc. j perfection. Westminster Transfer Co. Dfhos Phons IIS. Bern Phene 11' ���egble tlrsst. HsgKSitf Hell versa Promptly te suy part of ths ellv Light and Heavy Hauling ",ITV or wr\Ai *ut* fMiMHT.S mt Read - The - News PUBLIC rrCNOGftAPHER. SPECIFICATIONS, AOREKMKNTB or Sale. I if.-.ls. lltiNlnefUi Letters, etc.; circular work Hpectullst. All wurK ���trlctly cjiindfittlHl. IL Barry, room lit Wc-at- mlnstirr Trunt Blk. Phone 7 ii a. PROFESSIONAL Colt But: l.t i. liKANT * MoCOIX, HAM- rlwteni, Solicit-.*. ��tc. 40 l-orn--. StrasC Nnw West minster. O. K. t'orpould, K. C. J. II Grant. A. K McColL ADA)- SMITH JOHN80N, H MtltlSTKR- at-law, Solicitor, ne Solicitor for lha Hunk "f Vanoouver. Offloosi Merchants Hank Hulldlng. New We��lnilns- t-r. HI'. Tilt-plnmc- No. 1.I7H c���)i\a oddrsss "Johnston." foil.- Waxt.ru Union. \V. f, UANSKORIl. I_AHrtlSTl-.lt. Solicitor, etc.. Oolllatcr Block, coiner Columbia ami McKensIo slreets. N.w West- inlnst.r. lt.C. P. O. Box -Si. Tele- plintu- Sit. A-HITKHIDK. EDMONDS * WHITB- side ��� narrlttera and SollcUom. W-.it- mlnster Trust HIS.. Columlila Mr-fit. New Westminster. B. C. Cable ��� Mri-as "Whiteside." Western ft.lou. P. O. ilrawer 2110. T.I. i.lioi,, 6!,. W. J. White-side. K. C.; tt U F.dinont_*. O. WhllMlds I k'i'II.wki.i, CL.0TB. Bnrrl��mr-al-la��, -".iieitor. etc.: oorner Columbia aaa M.'Kenlle atreets. Nnw Wi stmlftstsr, B. C. P. O. Bos 111. Telephone TIS. I' HAMPTON BOLE. BAItltlHTEa Solicitor and Notary. Offlcue Hart iilock. 'J8 Lorne etnwt. New Woatmln- sier. B. C. -.l.-.JtlAHRIE. MARTIN ��� CASHADT, H.irrimi-rs and Boilcitora C06 to SIS Wi-Mtmlnslor Truet Block. Cl. B. Martin. W. O. Mctjuarrl- and Ueorje U OsMBdy. SYNOPSIS OF COAL MININO RS QULATIONS. COAL MININO rights of th- Domlnloa In Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Albert^ the Yukon Territory, the Northwest Ter- rltorlee and In a portion of the Provlno* of British Columbia, may be leased for e term of twenty-one yeara at an annual rental of II an acre. Not more than IMt scree wlll be leaaed to one applicant. Application for a lease muat be mads by the applicant In Demon to the Agmt or Btib-AKent of the district In which tke rljflita applied tor are situated. In surveyed territory the land mult ks described by Sections, or local sub-diet- ilons of aectlona and In uneuiviyed territory the tract applied for shall bs ilaked out by the applicant blmseK. Each application munt be ao-ompanlaB liy a far nf II wblch will be refund.* U the rlsbls applied (or are not avallabta*, but not otherwise. A royalty shall ke paid on the merchantable output of tke mine nt the rate of five cents per ton. The person operatlna the mine shall furnish the Agent with sworn returns sceoiiutlnc for the (ull quantity of mor- chantuble coal mined and pay the royally thereon. If the ooal mining rights are not being operated such returns shouM be furnished at least once a yaar, The lease wlll Include the e��itl raining rlirtns only, but the leasee wlll be permitted to purchase whatever available surface rlslils may be eonsld.rril necea- ���<iiry for tho working of tlie mine at Iks rate ot 110 an acre. For full Inforaiatlon application should lie made to the Secretary of the Depart- ���ni-nt of the Interior, Ottawa, or to any Agenl or Bub-Agent o( Dominion Lands. W. W. COI1T. Deputy Minister o( the Interior. N. B.���tTnauthorlsed publication of thkv advertisement wilt not be nald (or. g&CANADIAN PACIFIC V RAILWAY CO. When you take your Eastern Trip you may ss well travel In comfort and nt minimum cost. We c:m prove tbls. Call on H. notiLKT, Agent "ew WesiMinsier 11. W. UKOU1B. a. P. A., Vancouver. THUR8DAY, DECEMBER 4, 1913. THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. A - PAGE - FOR - THE - CHRISTMAS - SHOPPER European Friends and Friends Abroad! That Christmas Gift that has to go abroad must be purchaiied now to be timely In getting lo Ua deatinatioii. We Invite you to Inspect our (Hirlntuius Gifts, Hooks, Pens and Leather Goods. Fount .n Cards and Calendars, Toys, Dolls and Games TheGaskell Mand StationeryCo. LIMITED Order Your Private Christmas Cards Without Delay TWO OLD TIMERS DIE AT VICTORIA Wats.n Clark and Ja-nes Moss Pass to thc Eeycnd on the Same Day. Victoria. Dec. IS Death, Monday. summoned two prominent residents of Victoria, In the persons of Watson (lark, and Junes Moss. Both were among tlie most widely known and hlphly respected members of the community, and the news of their pass- inir, while not unexpected, as they I were well advanced In years, came as I a shock to a host of friends and acquaintance::. Mr. Clark passed away at the fam-; Ily residence, -Kill (iosworth road. He had been tx resident of this city for, the past twenty rfvin yearB. lie was : lii y.arB of ane, and a native of , Ctawtborpe, Burton, Westmoreland, having come to Victoria direct from ! Kngland. Mr. Clark for many years was one of the most successful farmers in the' district, retiring only a few years ago. I s survived here by hls widow; I McAllisters LIMITED. Visit Our BIG TOY DEPARTMENT ONE WANT- AD GETS HIM WIFE Oregon Man Demonstrates Value Advertising and Secures Life Partner. of Spokane, Dec 3.���As assistant to Pan Cupid in administering first-aid to the lovelorn, want ads in a city morning paper have all the matrimonial agencies distanced, in the opinion of P. M. Ohorniley, the school teacher of Troy, Ore., who came to the city last Thursday nlR_.t In search of a wife. Mr. t.hormley announced last night that his quest had been successful and he will leave today for his home on the banks of the Wallowa river, with thc expectation of meeting his future wife In a short time in Walla Walla, where tho nuptials will be celebrated. The young woman who He is four sons���Oeorge, of North Saanich: Wataon A.. Robert, and Ernest���all of Victoria; and two daughters���Elizabeth Amiic and Mary Isabella- both living at home The PUBUC SUPPLY STORES TODAY We Open Our Display cf Xmas Stockings all prices 5c to $1.00 Also ou* Cossacks, Crackers, Chocolates, Novelties and Bon-bons. Values never before excelled and very lowest prices. 33 Eighth Street Phone 2. .has consented to share Mr. Ghorm- Now already for you to se- ,ev's lot ls MiEa Mar>' Parser, 34 j years of age, a recent arrival from lect your Xmas Gifts. You Montana. wh��. he Ba-V?' is h,juse- j keeper for a wealthy family on Can- After an Illness of UIUq more than ; will be Surprised at the WOn- ���n hi"' b,ut, h* J?!,��^S_?^_r?.twS a month, .lames Moss. Victoria's vet- i : th* name, telephone number or street eran gardener and landscape artist dei'ful **"-*���"** **"* **"* -******��� '**MT"es of his fiancees employers, passed away at Ihe Jubilee hospital. | lie leavea a widow and six "hildren to mourn his loss. The latter are ^7rA?VSff&rt^Tita��%i: patronage, special price lie, Mrs. It Stephens and .lames, of', , , . ... _,i , , . . , tab es, demonstrating lots of we *"��� BU',e*- amJ tn,e wt?d.!^K , & ,vw K,m woul(1 have taken place immediately 1 f but that I had some business matters toys 01 tj,at require my returning home at values we are offer-* .., met mH Parker, who is an edu _, . , icated, intelligent voung working worn- ing thlS year tO Secure yOUr ! an, for the first time last Friday ' mornlnK." said Mr. (Ihormley at the patronage. Special price Fairmont last night, "it did not uke us long to convince each other that the firm of ilogersnn & Moss, ill resident in this city, two sisters in Eng- land, and five grandchildren. carefully selected JOHN POMEROY. CARIBOO PIONEER, IS DEAD Ashcroft, Dec. 3.���Th" death took place at the Itoyal Cariboo hospital, In his n'iai year, of John Pomeroy, "tie of the earlv pioneers of the Cari- j boo district. During the last seveni I or eight years of hls life his health I gradually failed, and at different1 times he had to spend several months In the hospital, ln spite of all, however, he was able to look after him- [salt almcst to the. last, until a few! : weeks hro. when he was again forced to go to the hospital. Owing to his advanced years, however, medical treatment was of but little avail, and h's spirit pasted away into the great beyond. the most Wanted kinds tO| "Miss Parker impresses me as be- ��� ���' ' , i 'ng an ideal woman In her habits and help yOU in purchasing. Read temperament, and physically she is a veritable Venus. "She Is younn, strong, ambitious, HAVE YOU FRIENDS IN THE OLD LAND? that you wish to remember at Xmas. Now is the time to pick something out for them. We have a very large range of suitable gifts: Souvenirs of New WestauBster. Souvenirs of Canada. Souvenirs of British Colaarfria. In gold, silver and bronze. Also many other lines and all at prices to suit all purses. Any article bought here packed afid mailed free of charge. John B. Gray Phone 338 Two Stores: The Jeweller 608 Columbia St., New Westminster. and Shaughnessy St-, Port Coquitlam. Royal City Chemical Cleaners and Dyers Look Over Your Wardrobe. We can help you work wonders witb clothes you are inclined to throw away. Take no chances with articles of value. G. F. BALDWIN, Proprietor. Phone R 278 345 Columbia St. Wagon will call for and deliver Gocds. 111AWCETT ...BilifiilST... Sappertti : : : B. C. on New Stock of Pennants I - Come and select your Pennants. The News has a large and varied stock to choose from. "British Empire," "Canada," "British Columbia," "New Westminster," "Manitoba," "Quebec," "McGill," "U.S.A." etc., etc. Hurry up and get some of these tastefully designed Pennants. They are going fast. healthy and eminently fitted to preside over the home of any man. She Is five feet and five inches tall, weighs 165 pounds and takes a philosophical view of life that indicates a eerene and contented mind ] "My quest for a wife has impressed Upon me two things, the unquestioned value of want ads as result-getters, Slates, Box Cameras, aud the number of unattached young ! women between the ages of 20 and 35 | years who are seeking desirable hus- cal Box, Humming Tope, Baby Rat- bauds. 1 ran the announcement that _. . _ . _. - I was coming to Spokane for a wife tlea, Picture Book*, Pop Guns, , bm onw ,n the paper. about 8lx weekg Jumping Jack. 'ago. and since my arrival 1 have been , kept busy with personal Interviews and answering telephone callB. I have been visited by nearly forty women, ' have talked over the telephone with a ecore of others and have received _ . ._,. ... . n. .. ** .. , I numberless letters from others in Automobiles, Wool Dolla, Talking |erer). part or the northweat Dolla, Sailor Dolla, Set* Picture SEE OUR TABUS M 10c Box Metal Soldiers, Trumpets, Drawing SI Dressed Dolls, Box Dominoes. Musi- SEE OUR TABLES AT 15c GROCERIES Yee Kee&Co. MERCHANT TAILORS. Ole-bea p-iieai)d and cleaned. US Cnin-mbla BL We have all kinds of Groceries tor Christmas buyers at our store. Spe-1 clal reduction for cash. ROYAL AVENUE GROCERY. H. Whitaker, prop. Cor. Royal Ave. and 10th St. Phone 190 Blocks. Musical Boxes, Metal Humming Tops, Trumpets, Em boned Dominoes, Stiff Cover Picture Books. COUNTERFEITER IS CAUGHT IN SEATTLE SEE OUR TABLES AT 25c Box Palnta, Toy Dinner Sets, Musi cal Dolla, Dolla' Fur Sets. Tea Seta, Aluminum Rattles, Celluloid Rattles, Metal Horse Soldiers, Wool Ball*, Muaical Tope, Mechanical Mouae, Metal Mori* and Buggy, Mechanical Bumble Bee, Muaical Jumping Jack, Wool Rattle*, Muaical Animate. SEE OUR TAMES AT 35c Metal Flre Waggon, Target Platol, Kindergarten Seta, Larg* Drawing Slat**, Larg* Muaical Boa, Card Games, Werk Boxea, Noah'* Arte Oellu'.old Rattle*, Celluloid Trumpet*, Mechanical Doll*, Celluloid Dolls, Cornet*, Trombone*, Muaical Wheel*, Puttie Block*. Maul **U diers, Banjo*. For aome time past counterfeit Canadian half dollars and quarters have been In pretty wide circulation in both eastern and western Canada. It is believed that the instigator and moving spirit of the movement la now under arrest In Seattle. On Saturday night James E. Riley, 24 years old, wbo has been under sus- _., jplcion ln connection with the eciieme cntna , waa arTe*ted by Thorn** B. Foster, agent In charge or the United Statea secret aervlce: city detective R. W. Cochran and Patrolman Guy Carlton at Ninth avenue and Stewart street When confronted by the offlcera, wbo led hlm to believe they had the full details ot the alleged operations. I)Hey broke down and confessed hia share ln the plot. He led them to a room ln a house on Sixth avenue, between Union and University streets, where he aald he and hla pal had been stopping. Tbere the offlcera found a complete outfit for coining Canadian half dollar* and quarters, Including three moulds for each coin, a quantity of antimony, ladles, and three coins, two halt dollara and one twenty-five cent piece. They were pronounced splendid counterfeits. Riley told the offlcera that he came I trom Vancouver a week ago. and Joined hla pal here A description of the other maa waa furnished the officer*, and they are on hi* trail. Riley gave hie occupation aa a fireman, but ���aid he had not worked la aome time. Tlie Best Yet���Our Sample Books of Private Xmas Cards. Order this week. B. M. COPELAND Phone B��� West End Pharmacy. 509 Eigthh St. WOHlNGiCO. Cm Workmanship. Fit Guaranteed. I MERCHANT TAILORS. ' Ladies' and Oatitlcieu'a Fine Tailor*** 655 Front St. New Westminster. Sing Oil & Co. ���WV��AA^��W *^0^fm^^^^*t��**^*haT^r*^^Xx**^*^m^-r*^'****'* Go to SEE OUR TABLES AT 50c ��� Noak'e Ark, Fitted Work Boxea, Happy Hooligan, Cold Lead tat- dlera. Crowing Matter, Dolla, Camera*, Fur Rabbit*, Fur Dog*, Large Drawing Mat**, China Dinner Seta, Jumping Jaeka, Hart**, Building Block*, Skittle*, Btlff-Cuver Mature ���aak*, Water Cater Palnta, DelW MUIR'S Utporters mast Manufacturers of Fancy Goeda. Bilke and CMS for your FCM-umtia St. P. O. Box 671 New Waatn-inster, B.C. HEE CHUNG XMAS PERFUMES AND CHOCOLATES. ! 441 Columbia SL Four door* Eaat of Bank of Montreal1.1 ship r-iccsal Wi -!;<r_i to ord*T- TAILOR. IBI Front BL ��f imported English r winter. Suits made fit aad workman- at lowest prtce. About The Better Toy$ Plea**, make year (election early, before th* a**ortm*nt la fereken. A amall depoait wlll Md aay ante* till Chriitmaa. LIMITED. QUESNEL RIVER MINIS CLOSED POR SEASON Ashcroft. Dec. 3 ���S. H. Phetch and Capt. F. M. Whttmareh paaaed through Athcroft laat week on their way to Calgary and Kdmonton respectively where they will remain tor tke wlnte.v Mr. Phetch la manager of th* Moor- head Mining company, at 7-MUo creek. Qaeenal rtter, *m�� Mr. WMfr march la manager tor th* Nancy Ptaaaer at Queaael Porta. Both of thoae mlnea hava baa* cVoeed tew* for the eeaata after a ran PBinnaUM ���ummer'* work. Thoy wUI a* ofMM up again In th* spring wtth th* Ont chirp ot th* robla, ream la anticipated tor MM. Phetch wi Whltmarch Md aeatpt** of gold wtth tham that war* prod*o*d from their ��.*!���*. . MM FLOS WOMAN ___ WITH fUMV T*ftM 9 9 & MESSAGE $ FOR YOU Every tdriifTif ���! in tMa paper b werth on a lerieas factoi chw ai man MONEYS 4traHU NITY toMmeobe. *,./. ^ Jnrt new. when- fftitalwM *i^^*^F^^^^*>*1^ ���"��� ^^9 w-nww ^*\~*~w ^t~*m^^^9 advertiwnta <*vt*tt**j* Mmi then to _ranr awn aitaMMB. ************** w^ ^w_p^B*�� ���w*mmm *s**m*w���ms~m^^^^^m **tmW. Oar ��� #i4 ifS ���?���������?���*!��� ���ahaiiKa:. . ���,\,i%l-ir:'-i.i f PAGE EIGHT* r~~ THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1913. XMAS G Local News OOClS are arriving daily. We arc un- pacli/ng an exceptional fine line of ChriBtmas qrackers and Not- el ties.* Wo invite you to como in and look oui* stock over whllB it ���;. complete if any of ths ar- !;,r b Should anil your fanny and \t a ihlnli .1 la too early to tai;c , tht".) home, wd will bold Diem h 'or you untH wanteds X ie Crackers, bos 25c. to %hSi . Xmas Stockings each Dc. to $1.00 Christmas Novelties, Xmas Treo Decorations, Xmas Tree ( .utiles, Candle Holders, Kancy Boi Chocolates. Cherries, (Jrystallaod and (ilace, lb .-...50c Crystallized t-Ynits. per box 20c. and S5c. Model Grocery MATHESON A JACOBSOf|l, 308 Sixth St. Phone 1001 2. Burnaby Branch: 2nd St. and ISth Ave. Burnaby Politics. Ejection possibilities will probably be discussed at the regular meeting or the Edmonds District Ratepayers' association, lo be hi Id In Moreton hall pn Friday BV( ning. Expert skate sharpening and riveting at Oscar Swauaooa'a, 18 Begble street. .2369) We are in a position to Bupply beal house eoal from Ladysmith. A.1BI Comox lump, nut and pea, which it considered llie most ii*. nomlcal steam or Furnace coal on the market. Terms cash. GlUey Bros., 1 Id, 10000) Enforce Regulation. Persona desiring settlers' tickets on the It. C, B. it. system must hereafter sign the contract form attached to thel books of tickets, Orders have heen issued to all agents of tlio company to strictly enforce the rule regarding the signature. Mrs. J. Forrester, 617 St. Georgi street, won the shoes given awaj last. Kriday by Sinclair, The Shoe Man. (3660) We Have Money to Loan on First Mortgages Property must be well improved and worth at least double the amount of the loan. For full particldars call at our office and let us know what you require. Dominion Trust Company. The Perpetual Trustee. laid I'p Capital and Surplus I 2,800.000 Assets 4,S7:i,08:i 5a Trus teeshlp* tinder Administration over 6.000,000 Trustee for Bondholders over 25,000.000 C. 8. KEITH, Manager. Offices ��� Vancouver, Victoria, New Westminster, Nanalmo, Calgary. Itegina, Winnipeg, Montreal. Charlottetown, Umdon, ling.; Antwerp, Belgium New Westminster Branch. 606 Columbia Street. Open S-lurd-ty Evening* from 7 to 9. CHRISTMAS GROCERIES First Spiritualist Society, New Westminster, will held their meeting in the Knights of Pythias building, Wednesday evening at. S o'clock. Con doctor, Mrs. Clarke. All are welcome. 126ft i le Not a Candidate. Another rumor waB run to eartli and proved false yesterday when in reply to a question W. T. Reid said he would not run tor alderman in next year's city council. Thus was one of a dozen street reports slain. Mr. Reid is president of the Progressive association and was looked upon as a strong bidder for office had lie entered the field. C. A. Welsh LIMITED. The People's Grocer PHONES: City Stor* 193 and 443 Sapperton Branch 373 West End Branch 650 THREE BIG STORES OF PLENTY. Best of Foods Hoyt's Doughnuts ami Cookies are made of the purest ami liesl materials, and hy the la'est and most improved methods, We gel them fresh every day. Kor a gi od pure food we ask you to try them. Doughnuts, per dozen 20:. Cookies, per dozen 10c. Then we have some nice Oat fakes at 10c. per dozen, and Morton Hrown Hroad at 15c. per loaf. These last two are homemade. CHRISTMAS ORDERS. Should ba purchased at any one of our three hig stores. Our (roods are all fresh with service behind the counter and on the delivery wagons second to none In t'.ie city. Canned vegetables are cheaper this season. Get your stook In now; fresh vegetables will be scarce till spring. California Head Lettuce, ea. 1"0e. IcTXrvviLSH LIMITED. A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT I'niversal lltvad Mixers, $2.25 and $1.75. Knainelled Bread Tins, 51.00, $1,25 and $1.75. l-name'.led Flour Tins, $1.2*> to 'i.2o. Oranlte Rousting 1'ans, 50o to $-.50. lV'ipsc Wa.liin:', Maejilnea V0.00 wizard Ditstless Mops St.50 Nickel Tea Kettles, No. (j .. $1.75 Delicious on sale at ture rooms Ing. home cooking and candy | St. Andrew's church lec-i' this afternoon and even (2489) Friday, December 5, at !�� o'clock, 1 will give away a pair of $5 shoes to .\ temperance and moral reform ��� mass meeting under the auspices oi j tlie W. C. T. r. will be luld in the Queens Avenue Methodist church on | Sunday next at 3.45 p.tn., to be ad dressed by Rev. Dr. Slpprell of Van ' 36 i one of the first tifty ladies visiting'couver. Song service al 3:110. ( my Btore. Sinclair. The Shoe Man. I -JO'1 I Charity Ball a Success. The charity bail held at Burqultlam 'on Tuesday evening, which was arranged for by Mrs. Gunn in aid of a ���deserving case there, was a complete success. Several Westminster ladies ��� '.assisted in the arrangements. Improving in Health. .1. Thomas, assistant city clerk, and .1. .1. Mackay. eity treasurer, who have] both been sick for some time are lm-! proving and likely will be hack at the] city hall ne;:t week. For plumhing, healinc and shoot '.metal work consult Merrlthew & Ham [say, Righ'h and Carnarvon Btreets ',I'hone 586. (2026) Our Dairy Corr.paoy. Nine quarts of fresh bottled milk j for $1.ii0, delivered daily. Phone 15j j (2443) ' For all building supplies and fuel ol] apply to the B. C. Transport Co.. Ltd., 505 Westminster Trusl building. Don't forget the sale of work in the ���-<-'"-<- fhu--�� s-6. --*-*-ri Plluiie 880- .. ��� _ -���_.___:_. _. u -vl .. I'1*.'' Sixth avenue Methodist church Thursday afternoon and evening. Useful ur-: tides on sale, home cooking and candy. Impromptu concert in evening (2538) I (252iI Receiving Applications. Aplications for the position of lib- The anm.ni sale of work of St.'rar,a�� at,(hP Carnegie public library HI ���oe;a*rP already coming to the city clerks department, following the resignation of Miss O'Meara. All applications must be sent in before Dec. 15. Alban's church. Hurnaby held in the public hall. Kdmonds. on Friday afternoon and evening. (L'552i Auto Driver F'ncd. Councillor R, J. C. Atkins of Co-quit.- I lam, handled his first nolice oourt case I since his appointment as a justice of ��� the peace at Maillardville on Satur- jday. An auto driver was arraigned in jthe municipal court on the charge of j failing to report a collision between ihis car and a rig on a highway of the I municipality. A nominal fine was meted out to the delinquent on his agreeing to recompense the owner of the rig for the damage done. Sinclair's big shoe, sale is where you get, the big values. (2660) Who would nol enjoy a pair of the genuine Dr. Jaeger slippers. Sold by Sinclair. (2550) The Royal Cafe, Dominion Trus: block, has re-opened. Best of meals at reasonable prices. (-53.) Circus at the "Y." The reserved seat plan Is open at the Y. M. C. A. for Bungling Bros. Circus. Tho performances are Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 and matinee Saturday at 2:30. Money to loan on first mortgages, improved citv and farm propertv il percent. Alfrpd W. MeLeod. (2624) Permit fer Residence. A building permit was issued yesterday for a $1500 five roomed QOttaga on McDonald street, to J. A Pleger nnd also one to J. Anderson. Kennedy street, to enlarge and improve his house at a cost of $1' 00, Dr. Jaeger's slippers are the best, Sinclair ha., lhe agency. (2550) Insure with Alfred W. MeLeod. the Insurance man. All kinds written. Hundreds of millions to pay losses (2524) ' Skatinn boots and skates for ladles and gentlemen at. Geo. It. Speck's. 626 Columbia street. 12523) Debate at College. An interesting debate took place at Columbian college on Tuesday afternoon between teams representing the matriculation and theological classes I'rofessors Hardy, l/ogan and Dolmage acted as judges and l'rof. Stapleford as critic. The subject, "Resolved that the modern newspapers do more harm than good," provoked tx keen contest. tlie verdict being accorded the matriculation team wlio took the negative side. The representatives were BS follows: Matries. V. Moore. Win. Beattle and H. Oben; Tbeologues, J. Gibson M Hike and I). Hall. All kinds of groceries for Christmas use in stock at the store of W.J.RUSE (Successor to Ayling & Swain.) 447 Columbia St. Phone 98. SP1RELLA CORSETS Made to measure, gnaritnteod ono vear. Phone 67S for appointment. MRS. TWISS, City Manager. (��485) 237 Sixth Street. PRACriCAL GIFTS PLEASE This year is commencing the new era of Christmas ni-iinis. Useful gilts are now In demand. A hardware store offers you the groat- eft varii ty and tii" bl Bl values. Hammered Brass and Coppetware, Jardinieres, Spirit Stoves, Kettles, 'ira;,:, Vases, Ink Stands, Crumb Trays, Cigar and Clgsrelta lloxes. _.,., Community and 1 St7 Rogers Silver Knives and Forks -Tea, Dessert, Table, Soup, Berry and Salad Spoens; Butter and i'ie Knives. Cream and Gravy ladels, ete. Razors, Skates, Thermos Bottles, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Carving Sets, Lamps, Electrical Goods and a great number of other appropriate, and useful gifts. T. J. TRAPP & CO. N'ew Westminster I'hone 69, ������iiimi'i si amaiis���a���a���m���as���M lhe New Westminster AND FRASER VALLEY Department Store TELEPHONE NO. 73. SPECIAL PRICES ON ROUND OAK HEATERS FOR THIS WEEK Thc best coal heatsr made No, 1! Ueg. $10.00 $7.53 No. 11!- Reg. J1..00 $9.00 Np. 1". Ueg. $14.00 $10.S0 AIRTIGHT BOX HEATERS Double-Lined. .\'n. 22 -Ueg. $4.DM for _ $3.50 No. -4 Reg. $5.0*1 I'or $1-03 Make This a New Westminster Xmas Shop in Your Own City. Anyway, Christmas Gifts at McAllisters' Prices Cost You Less Mrs and ���Ul^fWm Winter in California l_.It.AM., A R.C.M MEMBERS OF THE INCORPORATLD SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS. Lessons in Pianoforte, Violin, Sing Ing, Voice Production, Theory (In class or priratelyl. Harmony. Counterpoint, Musical Form and History. Pupils prepared for tbe examinations of the Aaaoelated Board of the Royal Academy of Music and itoyal College of Music. Alao Professional Diplomas. Teacher or Performer. , For terms, etc.. apply (I DuCerta Street. Pbone 411 R. i,- Agents for Pacific Coast Steamship Co. FOR RATES AND SAILINGS APPLY F. J. HART & CO., LTD. Established 1M1. We write Fif*. Life, Accident, Employ tre' Liability, AuttmoMIe ana Marine Insurance. (Jive Nice Hose to Ladies Read About 0ur A splcmlul storl-, of Silk Hose; Onyx nml I'tility brands, In many Boft .'hades, BUltable f->r evening wear.' Ask to see our different qualities COSV Blanket.-i in these silk hose. We have all sizes in the different shades from, Per pair 5QC Tt) $2.00 lf you are interested in Blan- A pair or Silk Hose in a fancy box Is a very acceptable Christinas gift. ketB Wl* nrl* Interested In where New Kancy Hows. String Ties, and I-'our-iii-ll.inil Ties, in all the you got them. Whether you latest ahapoe and designs; all shades Kach 25C AND 50e buy them hero ore elsewhere **" you owe it to yourself to see Wool Motor Scarves Bonnet's Black Peau tbe now lines we have received and Hoods Ao c^ o,,.. ll,u w-,!k- b9tora ���Y0" s|,on'' Oe SOie nllK your blanket money. Wo want ln Scarfs for motoring or cold .. you to know what hundreds WftfLthnr wear ixrm hava -t Iin.. ..t* *** Know of 110 silk tliat can weawer wear we navi a uni ol , ., well-known silk for bave learned that this store all-wool scarfs, two vards Ions, ���������.���*, u, ��� neu miown nnn ioi in white and red Exceptionally we*f' Every yard Is guarau- affords advantages In buying good value at Ci teed by ,h'" maker, No Christ- blankets not to be realized We are also sbowln ��� the rorr" mas, �������?nt *f.uW 1"' lmir'' '"'- anywhere else thing in Motor Hoods, all-wool ceptable to mother than a dress a">" These are In white and crimson. Pr���blf'""'' '.'",.'h-"f m" ,,s"f"1 A nice ��ort hood Price Cl QC F ,k* ~h" fnl>"w!"g are Tlnirs- Soft, warm, heavy, gray lilnn* "'" day's Special Prices: k��ta. size Hfii, These arc S C*ri*at fornel Vnlnoa ,, , .. ... .. BOod buying al the usual price o tirtdl -carpi! . dlUCS Our regular ll ���:.-> quality; spe- ;,;-,,, __\. ���,-���,.,, S5 95 AXMINSTER HEARTH RUGS Clal Thursday 95c ***������** Rraular S2 10- inerial S*S OK n , H'g White I'oint ftiankets, with Here Is" r^ which wTirifve �� M.!*eS!,ar ,,,UB ,ualltI:.. ***, '>^k ">������<" T:'"<" we a" good w1��rins8fsatisfac*lon a *? Thurwlay "-25 pnr, wool ,'riee. pair S7.05 nice rich Axminster soft pile Our regular $..-,. quality; spe >,������_���,,. ,.-,���,,... ni-inkeH- size rug; size 27x64 inches with eW Thursday . $1.75 Jgft ^Muefttok 'border fringed ends; m colors of fawns Every piece In Bonnet's, With Kasllv washed and made to reds and greens Inthe latest ,.,eir guarantee on the selv wear" Begubr ��6.60; our Oriental designs. (.A������ .;,.,. $4.95 $1.50 BRUSSELS CARPET Special 95c. Yard. . ��__���___. - - - - '. __ __ _-__ . _~ i,i2l:\;:-Z^ViiZ: A BIG SHIPMENT OF XMAS li's a good quality Brussels and ���������_.__�����_ mm. mm. **. mm. mm -* _���_ mm. _��� m. a g, WHEEL GOODS FOR GOOD qualities. Como-** m neat ** ��� * **********������ *���***/ * ���*****. ���***���+** ���*���**������ conventional effects In color _.__-.___ _ ���_.___ ___..._-._ __. __ _,__.___. . ___._>_.a _,��->a^ ^:r i h ?0as: in;;; boys and girls just arrived rc9. ^.s^'^ar$39 so "'"'l's' ""������'���*'' BUOOIBS...$1.60 $2. 52.95 AN" 53.50 One of the finest rugs made AHTII.I-KUV WACONS: all Bteel 51.50 TO $3.50 today. Wilton Carpets are WIIKI-II. HARROWS 75c Sl.OO 51.25 ANH $1.50 known for their wearing quail- SHOO ,,,.v ROCKERS $1.50 $2.00 ties and this particular grade ,,..,-.. *.-, mIT amti ma ****** we know is one which will look <���*"'���=> 50C' 75C A-N" Sl.OO the same after years of hard RUBBER TIRE SOLKJES 52.50 wear. Thn selection of pat- AUTOMOBILES $10.00 tenia is the finest we have Been MA���_ CAJUJ $? g0 and there are all the latest col- , ,., __ _. ___ . ..,, _l__\_\ orlngs in Oriental aud conven- *nC��vs Sl.hKHi.S 75c 51.00 AND $1.50 tional designs. KINDERGARTEN SETS 53.00 Our Big Sale of Manufacturer's Samples of Ladies* Coats, Suits and Dresses continues $18.50 COAT SELL FOR $9.50 LOT NO. ONK- A big range of l.adits' new Kail Coats, made in a wide ass/irtwient of clothe, as wool blanket cloth, n.._<d tweeds, etc. Some, are three-quarter length In cutaway style, others Lu Wll length styles, some he.ng half lined In siik. All perfectly tailored and prctiilv trimmed. S!;:e�� to lit everyone. The regular sale values in these range to J1S.50. During tliis sale you can choose any 4Q t*t\ garment In this assortment for ; ��� - -��Y* *���*" $28.50 COATS SELL FOR $16.C5 l.OT NO. TWO Beautiful Fall Coats; many In the nov I. , :��� ���: d bouqhe cloths, In a gimd assortment of different, style;; and colorings, also come In ail wool Scotch UveedB and reverslhles. All BizeB arc to found in this lot. Many of these garments were mr.de to bc ::old as high as 12* 50. *t>*t f* QC You can choose any garment In this l"l for, salo price *T *** "***-'-**' $14.50 Snnll Women's Coats Sell for $7.50 LOT NO. THREE���-- Coats for mlrses and small women. Oftentimes tbe Btriallor sized people hnve some difficulty In procuring ready-to-wear garments. Thii manufacturer specialises on the mlsees' and small women's Blzes, and we have a good Selection of beautiful coats In blanket cloths, cheviots and tweeds of all kinds In a good assortment of sizes. Many are smartly cut ami trimmed, und all are perfectly tall red. These sell regularly as high as $14.60. Vou can choose any ^17 Hfl garment In this lot for ' *-P * **-*" Rich Silk Velvet and Evening Coats Sell for Less than 33,/3%. l.OT No. kour A range of sample velvet and silk coats. These are handsome coats, mado in the richest fabrics, and richly lined and trimmed These garments are all IioiikIh at the Bame discount, and to all t'n*' ladle, who ar" looking for a smart velour or silk eoal Ihls sale offers an exceptional opportunity I ieluded In ihis lot ere a nuiiibe- of pretty evnnlng coats All these garments will bc on sale al ":,.(!': oncthh-d iczt than tbs usual prices $30.00 LADIES' SUITS SELL FOR $16.50 LOT NO ONE Ladles' nen Fall Suits, perfectly tailored, and in the newest models Tor thn present seasoii These nre In manhlsb navy seizes, brown serges, diagonal cheviot suiting and Copenhagen ���erges Vi u have ynr Choice of strictly tailored and cutaway styles The coals aie lined in either silk M.,...,. ,,r tailored satin and the skirts are cut on the newest lines. These suits would boII In the usual way at i'i', Dl), 41.60 and $30.00. In thin ono week's salo you can choose any &������* f* t*(\ suit in tils lot ror sj) 1 O.OU $40.00 LADIES' SUITS SELL FOR $19.85 LOT NO I WO l adles' new Fall Hulls, made In tho best quality navy blue mannish serges, also In smnrt brown Mli'ing cloth. ThS coal is cut on the new straight, lines, and strictly tailored and lined with Bklnn*r'B guffcantePd satin A perfectly cut and fitting coat. These stills are the acme of perfection for ladies' wear and come th a full Mime of sizes. Regular prices are fit, to $.11. -t__1Q QC Any Bull In this lol Tor ��pl��J.O-D SAMPLE LADIES' DRESSES AT NEARLY HALF-PRICE .'*. big stock In Ladles' Dresses are included for this sale. The materials are serges, Bedford cords, Whip cords, black and while chocks, brocades, plain velvets and mes aline silks. There Ih a wide variety ( ' shafles, and being samples, tho selection of styles is very large, Many are prettily trimmed nnd make ideal evening or party dresses. Included In this sale will bo a numlier of pretty seml-evenlng r.i k: HiM are always useful at tills lime of the year. There is a big selection of sizes from tlle small women's to the. exira large woman's sizes. Every dress in this lot will be reduced Lo about the ordinary < Bl to thti UKitiiilaciurer We have divided Ihe asaortnient up Into six different lines at the following pr.ees: Dailies' Dresses; regular to $12.50. Now on sale at 57.50 Ladies' Dresses; regular to $15 00. Now on sale at $9.85 Ladies' Dressi s; regular to $18.50. Now on salo at, $12.50 Ladies' DressoB, regular to $20.00. Now on sale al $14.50 Ladles'Dresses; regular to $27.00. Now on sale at $18.50 Ladles' Dresses; regular to $30.00. Now on salo at 521.50 iSM Furniture for Xmas Gifts is Always the Most ft& V^__Jt����� Limbec Acceptable Gift THE home of thf, utility house dresses. Visit Our BIG TOY DEPARTMENT Now already for you to select your Xmas Gifts. You will be surprised at the wonderful values we are offering this year to secure your patronage. Special price tables, demonstrating lots of carefully selected toys of the most .wanted kinds to help you in purchasing. Read on SEE OUR TABLES AT 10c Box Metal Soldiers, Trumpeu, Drawing Slates, Box Cameras. Dressed Dolls, Box Dominoes, Musical Box, Humming Tops, Baby Rattles, Picture Books, Pop Guns, Jumping Jack. SEE OUR TABLES AT 15c Au'.cn-.-blle��, Wool Dolla, Talking Doin, Sailor Dolls, 8ets Picture Blocks, Musical Boxes, Metal Humming Tops, Trumpets, Embossed Dominoes, Stiff Cover Picture Books. SEE OUR TABLES AT 25c Box Paints, Toy Dinner 8ets. Musical Dolls, Dolls' Fur Sets, China Tea Sets, Aluminum Rattles, Celluloid Rattles, Metal Horse Soldiers, Wool Balls, Musical Tops, Mechanical Mouse, Metal Horse and Buggy, Mechanical Bumble Bat, Musical Jumping Jack, Wool Rattles. Musical Animals. SEE OUR TABLES AT 35c Metsl Firs Waggon, Target Pistol, Kindergarten Seta, Larg* Drawing Slates, Larg* Muaical Box, Card Camsa, Work Bex**, Noah's Ark, Celluloid Rattles, Celluloid Trumpets, Mechanical Dolls, Celluloid Dolls, Cornets, Trombones, Musical Wheals, Puzzle Bleak*, Metal Soldiers, Banjos. SEE OUR TABLES AT 50c Noak's Ark, Fitted Work Boxes, Happy Hooligan, Cold Lead Soldiers, Crowing Rooster, Dolls, Cameras, Fur Rabbit*, Fur Dogs, Large Drawing Wates, Chin* Dinner Sets, Jumping Jacks, Horses, Building Block*, Sklttl**, Stlft-Cover Picture Book*, Water Color Paint*, Dolls' Beds. About The Better Toys * Pleas* mak* your selection early, before th* **��rtment Is broken. A ���mall depo*lt will hold any article till Christmas. tf. ���&
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