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��� /& ugi5l?'ite ^ Write, SlfiSs&Jfo. /J- FIRE IN N��W WESTMI Mb �� / ��� it FI ii" i im ���1 JII ^ ��� v JAN 18 1908 While, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE 260 Columbia St. Phone 85 viii-i ME NUMBER 11. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. FRIDAY' MORNING, JANUARY 17. 1908. TEN CENTS PER WEEK. i DIRECTORS DECIDE UPON IMPROVEMENTS [Commercial Fruit Display and School Exhibit at R. A. & I. Fair to Be Cut Out mills in jink is ROUSING MEETING ���___����� AT CENTRAL PARK '*���� OLD AGE PENSIONS ARE SUQjl_k5* ':<I1FND$ SHELVED FOR SOME YEARS j��j��� m�� Urei torate of the R. A. & 1. fcoeletj mei '�� tn,J clt>' ha" ysteixlay j th<! J,., moon to review the reports of Ihe1 something to do with I evlslng committees on the rearrange- [,11,1.1 ol the prize lists. The chair was I iikeu by President T. .;. Trapp and j , ,,i.- were present from every pari ol the district. The changes Ijnade consisted chiefly in the increasing the prizes generally and some minor changes. Nearly six hundred In additional prizes will be ot year for competition. The oattle committee recommended in- in the case of Shorthorns, Red polls, Hi l-teins, Aryshlres and Jer- t. . following changes be made: I'),, ill- for "bulls one year and un- r two," will be divided, the divisions ill, under eighteen months," B.I ill, over eighteen months and linrtu' two years." The same change t, i een made with regard to heifers Tokyo, Jan. 18,���A mlstaki n idea prevail- abroad iu rag trd to the J l ��� anese cabinel crisis, according to dis patches from Washington and i^un- don, to the effect that an opposition victory might entail a change i-i Japanese foreign jiollcy. A special from Washington this morning says that it ls believed that Immigration controversy had the changes in tbe cabinet. These surmises are entirely in error, The cabinet crisis is purely the result of internal differences over "the budget, in the event of the resignation of the entire cabinet, its reforma- era) organization meeting at Central tion won!,| certainly result in the re ; Park. At the station they were met tentlon of a number of the presenl by members of the Central Park asso- ministers, Including posslily Foreign elation and escorted to tha agriculr Minister Hayashi. tural hall, where the meeting was to ' I ��� held. The 8 o'clock oar brought Election of Officers Precedes Telling Speeches Delivered By Robert Jardine, Provincial Organizer Macintosh, A. Whealler, J. W. Weart and Others. When the 7:3u car pulled out for with prolonged applause, only Bubsid- sterday it carried a large contlgent of New Westminster' Paris, Jan. 16.���An interview with Financial Minister Caillaux bus been made public, In which, contrasting the French iinancial situation with that of other countries, the minister calls attention to the enormous assets the French government and the communes hold against their liabilities. "Within forty years," Mr. c.iillaiix Large Number of Guests Patronize Russell Dining Room���Cuisine Perfect. To the accompaniment of sweet strains of music discoursed by a first Vancouver yesterday it carried a'inS wn"' be had commenced his ad- declared, "these will be increased by i dress. He endorsed the remarks of ��� the escheating to the local authorities class orchestra, with perfect atten Mr. Mackintosh with reference to | of valuable franchises, bucIi as light- tion and efficient service citizens to swell the ranks of those who came from east and west, from ��� tloi organization, realizing t-.uat organiza-j *ng, etc., and between 1860 and I960 kmwlred and was one of Lie most essential nort'n and south, from all the sur- j factors towards the attainment of n indlng country, to attend the Lib-' sueeiss in a political contest, ln New all the railroads will becon perty of tlie nation." Continuing the minister sa the pro- fifty guests some two sat down yesterday evening at the first public tjje dinner served in the new Russell Westminster no effort, he said, would system of old age pension, for work- hotel, Aid. E. .1. Fader personally re- WILL HYDRAULIC 0 OLD PLAC-. ��� adherents and the hall soon pre- CROUND S8nted al1 animated appearance. Officers Elected. Nelson, Jan. 10.���The ol! placer '! be me. Hug was called io order by grounds on Hall creek, about ten T. Mayne, the retiring president of miles south Of Nelson, on the Spokane 'be Central Park association, and Falls A: Northern railway are about; nominations called for honorary presi- to be reopened by hydraullcking on a I dent, president, vice-president and large scale, and there I., enough bench | secretary. Loud applause greeted the spared to make the organization of | men' which will cost $20,00,000 and to which both workmen and employers must contribute, cannot be r allzed for some years to come. Meeds. The increased pre- lailJ tu ke��P :i strong com] K'lIIV gong unanimous approval of Cue premier of The gravel wher*- the Dominion, Right Hon. Sir Wilfrid I'll, ii through this change amount "*r BeveraJ years n js- ever tested has gtven twenty to j Laurier, as honorary president In sheep the only change made was ' twenty-six cents per cubic yard. ' Eugene Cleveland was elected presi Ihe addition of one dollar in each | These placer claims have been dent, A. K. Farquharson vice-prtsi :. . No change was made in regard | worked by Chinamen for the last ten! dent, and F. H. Wright secretary. Bwini. be the Liberia] party more thoroughly than ever before; the association in the city was daily growing stronger aud when the time came for action would be ready and eager for the fray. He was not a man of words, and not much would be heard from him from the public platform, he would speak with acts. It was not his intention to but'ner himself about the Conserva- tlves or to drag around a muck rake, thi re was too niucn work of a far more Important nature to be taken. Fraser River Improvement. Mr. Jardine instance.1 the case DEPARTURE OF NUNS CAUSE OF TROUBLE Paris. Jan. 16.���The departuie yesterday of the Augustine nuns from the municipal hospital, where they have acted in the capacity of nurses for generations, was made the occa- under-j s;ou f01. a catri0]jc manifestation In | which the police finally bad to intervene. Several arrests were made. of! The secretary reported on behalf of [He poultry committee that they had cide 1 to hold an exhibit this year. Their work was not completed, but ere would be no material difference. The committee on vegetables and ItlJ produce were granted more time bring in their re|>ort. Discontinue Commercial Display. Tht committee on fruits reported in fvor of eliminating the commercial splay, having Instead displays from larious districts. They also recom- iiul'il that in the case of a number varieties of apples, Wealthy, Mac- to.s'n, King, Wagner, Jonathan, Nor- ern .Spy, Grimes Golden, Spitzen- rg, Yellow Newton, fruits especially years, but last year leases were given j The new officers tcok over their to G. H. Barnhart, P. J. Gleazer, S. H.' duties at the call of the chair, the re- Seaney and others. T.iese men are' tiring president thanking his col- now open the ground making a careful examination in view of future operations. ,�� STANDARD OIL IN CONTROL OF WELLS leagues for the assistance they had rendered him during his term of office, and assuring the new officers t'aat their predecessors would do all in their power to strengthen tiieir hands. A hearty vote of thanks was proposed and tendered to the retiring the improvement of the Fraser river, I Board of Control in Calgary, the necessity of obtaining legislation j Calgary, Jan. 16.���At a special meet- that would open the fertile low laying I ing of the city council, it was decided lands of tne valley to settlement and , that a board of control, similar to the cultivation; this could all be done by; system ln Winnipeg and Toronto. a little judicious expenditure of money, and this was the work that he would be doing when, as member for the constituency, he took his seat In the House at Ottawa. Who, asked the speaker, that had seen and com pared the conditions existent before 1896 and alter could doubt for an instant that the LLeral party was the party of progress for the country. N'ew York, Jan. 15.���Over 93 per officers, Pitsident Mayne and Seere cent, of the oil produced In Colorado.' tary W. J. Cunningham, and the elec-j Wyoming, Utah, Montana and New! tipn of the executive was then pro- From Btrire and turmoil It had passed Mexico is controlled by the BtandarJi ceeded with, the number being in-j in comparatively few years to pros- Oil company, according to testimony, creased from five to seven, in view of! I,erit>' and peace, adduced yesterday at the hearing ol! the growth of the association. Tjiose Whealler Predicts Success, the government's suit to dissolve the, elected were W. George, A. Dow, C. j A number of other speakers called should govern the city in future, and the provincial legislature will be asked to amend the charter to this effect. LAUNCH FERRY HAD BROKEN HER SHAFT corporation. ; H. Rose, H. J. Whittaker, Dr. Bingay. Christian Dredger of the statistical! H. ����, Fraser and A. C. Fori. apted to the country, that the prizes \ department of the Standard Oil corn- doubled, The reiiort was adopted ' ',an-v' Identified statements certifying a the premiums raised from $1.50. > the above percentage. .00 and 50c to $3.00, $2.00 and $1.00. ! ' No changes were made In division' UsiuS a InaSnet' nal1 anu sma)1 In the horse division it was de- tacks as lustration, Mrs. Asa Corded that in view of the good show-1 don *ave an '-terestiu nackneys last year this class | 80n to ia large -um-er of children in the Que'en's avenue church league room yesterday afternoon. At the was filled out. Another class was also flded in the heavy draught horses, Od tile term "best team" was quali- ' I���! the addition ln parenthesis of words "mare or gelding." A vigor- discussion took place on the ad- |Babuity of adding,a Clydesdale class Shannon, of Cloverdale King the step. This, however bt considered advisable. Loan Exhibit This Year. Bj the adoption of the art CO rami t- ���' - ''( port, the exhibition of amateur |t will this year give place to a loan ���nlbit, professionals all over the con- 1111 being invited to contribute, and I P ��� exceptional good works of art ��� ven he brought from the old I1'! \ number of those present tool; ���ri In the discussion on this matter. i mmittee were grant.'I more '" revise the lists and will pre- n'-' ��� -'.iti ment of their reoc nenda- evening service Asa Gordon spoke at some length on the folly of postpone- < ment. The morning cottage meetings j today will be held as follows: Mrs. I M. Crake, Third avenue; Mrs". G. H. Organizer Speaks. The elections over, the president introduced Provincial Organizer Mackintosh, of Victoria, who expressed his pleasure at finding so many ladies at the meeting, then passing over the oujec; le+l duUes of liberals to their country in a manner that raised his hearers to enthusiasm, he demit In a masterly manner with the subject of organiza- t'on. Mr. Mackintosh spoke of the recent convention in Vancouver, attended by nearly 300 Liberals, and at which only four electoral districts were represented. The Conservatives ,.iongly!In'U's' Sixth street; A. Oaudin. corner ll;||, .^ ,.,,_, a ,.lllm,ntion ,������,,.,in, Fifth avenue and Eighth street; Mrs. Woodward. Hospital street; and Miss EbertS, beyond the Brunette, Sapperton. At u o'clock thltyalternoon Mrs. Gordon will speak in We Queen's avenue church on the topic, "The Old- Fashioned Home." Ing it with a loud noise the largest convention in the province, yet at ! tiieir convention there ware only 250 i delegates and eight districts were un represented. Mr. Mackintosh concluded with a reference to tbe harmony that he found everywhere among VERBAL ASSURANCE!! ARE SATISFACTORY upon by the chair addressed the meeting with snort pithy speeches, all imbued with the spirit of optimism for t'ne future of the party and the association in the province. A. Whealler, of New Westminster, expressed his opinion that the candidate, Mr. Jardine, possessed a quality that w^ bound to carry great weight with those with whom he came in contact, and would in large measures conduce to his success in the campaign; he referred to that nare quality, peYson- al magnetism. Another speaker from f.ie city was A. Malins, who in a short eloquent address, reminded his audience of the enthusiasm that prevailed at the nomination meeting and the overwhelming majority that had endorsed the selection of Mr. Jardine to represent the constituency. .1. W. Weart and E. Cleveland, the new president, were other prominent speakers of the evening. The meeting broke up with their individual en- Bellingham, Jan. 15.���The launch Island Flyer, Capt. Fred King, plying between this city and Anacortes broke its shaft on the trip to Anacortes Monday afternoon, when off Samlsh island, and lay there until i! o'clock yesterday afternoon, when it was found by its owner, Capt. Blackwell, who had gone in search of the missing launch ln another vessel. Just a week ago the Georgia vaudeville theatre was opened to the public, and for some nights drew fairly good audiences, who looked forward to something better with the change of program. It was not forthcoming, and the patrons diminished in number; the matinees were droppeu, and street rumor told the story that finances were low. The climax came j yesterday when the staff deman led | their overdue pay. This not being forthcoming in full, the doors were locked and the visitors to the week old theatre found It dead, whether for good or not remains to be seen. The operator, Mr. Marshall, who owns the moving picture machine, with Mrs. Marshall left the city last night, taking their equipment with them Li Vancouver. ceiving his guests on their arrival and looking after their wauls in every particular. Among those present were, a large number of prominent ousiness and professional men who attended the function in response to the personal Invitation of Mr. Fader, whose assertion that he would make the opening of the Russell the most memorable event in New Westminster for some time proved to be true in eveiy particular. While the majority of the guests were residents of this city, a number of visitors from Vancouver and Victoria were in evidence. For the purpose of acquainting guests who visited the Russell for the first time yesterday with the high class nature of the place, all rooms in the building were thrown open, patrons being invited to make the tour of the hotel and revel ln Its rich furnishings, which have been previously described in this paper. The large and elegantly furnished dining room, which accommodates seventy people at one sitting, was comfortably filled from 6 to 9 p.m. A souvenir menu card, tastefully gotten up with a floral design of holly leaves and gilt lettering was present- '��d to each guest. Menu. Caviare on Toast. Celery Olives Creme d'Asparagus Consomme Princess Boiled Salmon, Sauce Mou'sseline Tenderloin of Beef Perigore Chateau Potatoes Fried Chicken Maryland. Asparagus Hollandaise Apple Fritters and Jelly Prime Ribs of Beef Leg of Mutton and Jelly Stuffed Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce Salads Lobster Mayonnaise Duchess and Boiled Potatoes Sugar Corn and Cream French Peas French Cream Pie Victoria Pie Apple Meringue - ie Diplomat Pudding Champagne Jelly Vanilla Ice Cream Oranges Pineapple Peaches Grap:s McLaren's Cheese Cafe Noir the party, and expressed satisfaction thusiasm fired by the knowledge t'nat at the enthusiasm that prevailed at the fight for the cause of good govern- this meeting, enthusiasm that augured ment was not their fight alone, but well for the result in the constituency. Especially he urged that concerteu ef fort be made to bring the newcomers into the fold, Jardine a Favorite, the board of control, In order! gratlon question has been settled. Thai Robert Jardine. Liberal candidate Tokyo, Jan. 16.���The Canadian emi-! 'I'angements may be made tor Japanese government has received) was received uix^n rising to cessary appropriation. School Work Cut Out. question of a school exhibit, ''i' was debated by tlu' meet-! >n motion of J. H. Vidal it was d ;!v notice that the report of Hon. Ru- dolplie Lemieux, Canadian minister of labor, is entirely satisfactory to t'he Canadian government, and that it would .accept in good faith the verbal thai with the exception of1 promise of the restriction of the em ��� 1,1 "a.ning the exhibit be elimlii-. gratlon of laborers, relying upon the ''"in the list. Tne reason given J Japanese government to enforce the ti,s iiilion was that the loan ex- regulations which are outlined in it3 would lake up .all the space memorandum, l.v devoted to this division in thai Nothing now remains except th? ex- Irial building. change of memorandums between the No Change In Dairy. j two governments, dairy exhibit will remain prac-, ~ speak that the Liberal party throughout the constituency was alive to Ihe issius before the electors. Every association in the constituency is organizing and no effort will be spared to insure the victory of Robert Jardine in th.1 com- ' ing campaign. The town of Ladner, in common ! with the surrounding district, has for several days past experienced con- 1 siderable difficulty with the lighting system recently installed, the wire; being dead most of the time. This week's issue of the Delta Times was delayed several hours on account of "" j no "juice" being available, a circum- St. Petersburg, Jan. 16.���The trial' -tance galling to the editor of that court martial of Lieut.-General' PaPer. who roundly condemns the responsible parties in an editorial article. VERDICT OF "GUILTY" IS EXPECTED BY STDESSEL unchanged, being merely re- nsed In accordance with the ""iiendations of the judge, Miss from Which it was removed last year. The following directors were present at the meeting;: T. .1. Trapp, chairman; A. C. Wells, Chilliwack; J. the best group of hothouse or ! A. Morrison, Mount Lehman; J. H. "���'" use Mowers the prizes will be Wilson, Chilliwack: W. E. Bucking- ls&d from $15. $io, $S and $5 to ham, Richmond; L. Williams, Supper- !H|' $lo and $5. A special table! ton; .1. II. Watson, city; T. Cunning- Place,] for the arrangement' ham. Vancouver; J. Thompson, Chilli- Speech From the Throne Delivered Yesterday by Stoessel, for having surrendered the Port Arthur fortress to the Japanese, is near.ug its end, and a verdict is expected early next week. The belief r> the arrangement ham. Vancouver; ""'ts this year, no person being wack; J. M. Stevenson, E. Knight, �� d to use the exhibition table. 18 lady's work exhibit will be left committee of the Women's Coun- ���' rearrange. Back to Bacon. 11 Inference to a request by a num- from outside districts 'Sain placed In the Chilliwack; E. Lain* and J. Tattle, Bburne; E, J. Whelan, W. J. Mathers, Rev. J. S. Henderson, city; .1. G. May- nard, Chilliwack: T. A. Sharpe. .Uassiz; s. G. Tidy; J. Peck. John Held, H. Ryall. A. Ma:ins. .1. H. Vidal, W. S'nlles, city; A. NvicKersham, lloch, Steveston. Uaconi B, W. S'nlles, dairy division,] Surrey; James McC Victoria, Jan. 16.���The speech from the throne delivered by the Lieutenant-Governor, Hon. James Diuisniuir, at the opening of the provincial hous i today, was as follows: Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the Legislative Assembly: In meeting you again at the opening of another session. It ls my prlvlleg ��� to be able to congratulate you on the prosperity which, during the past year has prevailed in nearly itill lines of trade and industry. The commission on Irrigation, the appointment, of which you authorized last session, has entered on its diiti's and its report and recommendations will be submitted to you. In acconl ance with those recommendations, legislation w-ill be introduced' to secure a more etjultable and efficle:i* system or distribution of water for irrigation purposes. The large increase in Immigration, with the consequent demand for land under pre-emptions, warrants my gov- A combination Loardlng house and Chinese laundry being erected by prevails that the general will not be CeIeBtta,8 at Alberta _treet> Sappe], found guiltless, and yesterday Deputy ton, collapsed shortly after noon yes- Syrtlanoff. General Stoessel's attor- terday, tbe building becoming a total uey. intimated to the Associated Piess wreck. Luckily, the workmen en- that he had no hope of acquittal of' gaged on the work had left a few the ruain charge of surrendering tue, minutes previously for their midday fortress. M. Syrtlanoff hopes, how- meal, no one being in the vicinity at ever, that his client will be freed the time. The cause of the collapse from blame for the evacuation of sev- is said to have been the Inferior eminent In asking you to place a : eral of the minor Russian positions, as quality of materia] used and the poor larger sum in the estimates for an extension of the provincial surveys. A measure will be laid before you | with a view to the restriction of the [ immigration of undesirable iiersons. With the aim of encouraging and expediting railway construction, it is! proposed to exempt from taxation, fori a period of ten years from time Of completion, certain railways already ! authorised. To do ibis you will be I asked to pass an act empowering the) government to grant such exemptions. Hi accordance with your recommendation that a representative of ���he government should be sent to (Continued on Page Twj.) for supei-seding General Smyrnoff. The annual meeting of the congregation of the Olivet Baptist church was held on Wednesday, and reports were received from the heads of the various departments. In every instance the reports were most gratifying and showed marked progress for class of work done. The roof was being placed in jiosition when the accident ocoured, proper precautions not having been taken to protect the sides of the house from the strain placed iiiion it while this task was in progress. The bachelor girls of the city last the past year. During the past twelve night entertained their gentlemen months the church has cleared off the friends at a leap year ball given ln debts that stood against it and this j St. George's hall, a large number of year a balance remains In the hands | young people taking part In the danc- of the affiliated societies. At the! Ing until about 2 o'clock this morn- close of the evening, a substantial in- j ing, when the gathering troke up. crease was made ln the salary of the j Refreshments were served by the p.'.stor. marriageable maids. V' ' 1 ��� *' ' ! ��� , J . ���' i^-.VV.v i "<.t��� f*\,xf "m . ���, ��� MJf;] ���>, -,��*<% ,*! ;-: '&*x?k< 1 i '< "J���'' r��o - *i.ii i i ,, r,���<��_v�� . ill i^WS? H *';' ;''#i*��l��r; 'mmm- Hi ���WMk'iMM ��� I X '*' i_jfw lii'i ;3a VV; 4... ��*"ii-t} \yi ���^$mm il fefitP-'- PAGE TWO TEE DAILY NEWS. FRIDAY, JAN. 17. 13C8. ,��r i "* I ' "I ' Ui'i* .".���I i \. "...I-' X<�� 1 :-(���.' : w. '������'.������'..1 PRINTING Have your printing done ln .\vn by the local modern high grade printers��� Jackson & Morrison Daily News Block. Phone 388. SPEECD FROM THRONE DELIVERED YESTERDAY Westminster Transfer Co ���/fflce 'Phone 1SB. barn fnone 1S7 Columbia St. BapRHge delivered promptly to *nj part ot the city. Light and Heavy Hauling OtHzn���Tram Depot Not from Ottawa or Japan Can you hope to settle this cheap labor question Just have your garments, with the Union Label attached, made by : : J. N. AITCHISON Columbia St. New Westminster J. HENLEY Manufacturer of Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, Family Trade a Specialty. T*l. 113. Office, Eighth Street, NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Westminster Iron Works GENERAL MACHINE AND ENGINE WORK. SHIP SMITHING, BRIDGE and STRUCTURAL IRON WORK. Ornamental Iron VVora, including Fences, Gates, Fire Escapes, etc. Mail orders and correspondence invited. JOHN RFID, BEGBIE STREET. New Westminster. P. O. Box 474 Bowell & Oddy THE CENTRAL MEAT MARKET (Continued from Page One.) London to lay before the Imperial government the fact of the refusal ot the t'ed.T.il government to entertain British Columbia's claim tor more adequate and equitable treatment in the matter of provincial sui sidles, the honorable the first mlnlstar was assigned to undertake the duty, and his report of his mlaslon and its results will be Laid before you. In order to Becure a more efficient service in the conduct of the public , business, it has been thought desirable to regulate the civil service, and [a measure for effecting that and cre- . ating a superannuation fund will be ' submitted for your approval. With a view to obviate the nee b- slty of our youth going abroad to per- tecl themselves In the arts and _cl- ences, an act to establish a provincial university will be Introduc id during the session. For the more convenient prosjecu- J tion of public works under appropriations by the legislature, and with the objeel of securing uniformity between I the federal and provincial systems In ; the method of accounting and the collection of statistics, ii is deemed ad- ; vi sable to change the commencement ! of the financial year from July to . April. I am pleased to be able to inform you that the finances of the province are in an excellent condition. This j ha., enabled my government to effect ! a large reduction in the public debt i while still able to show a substantial ! surplus over the actual expenditure. .Measures will be submitted to you ; designed to secure to the province the full benefits that, should accrue to the . treasury from the utilization ol' Its re- I sources. The public accounts for the past I financial year, and the estimates for | the ensuing slmlltar period, will be I Laid before you. The estimates 'iiave ' been framed with due regard to econ- . omy. while providing for the outlay necessary to meet the requirments of the public service in a province the scene of important Industrial development. On account of the increase In the demands for public works and buildings, and the development, taking place In the northern parts of tb | province, it Is deemed advisabl to create the office of minister of publ c works, and you will be asked to approve of an amendment to the Constitution act to effect that. I now commend these various measures to your attention, believing that their adoption will be to the advantage of the province and the welfare of the people. The Great "Progress" Combine We believe in combination. It is combination that makes IItt< MM �� ���1| | Voting Contest I *a ��� rogress Clothii so good, and .so satisfactory. We eomb'ne tbe shrewdest judges of cloth���the best designers���the most expert tailoring corps. They work together ��� bunds and brains aud enthusiasm-to make "Progress Brand" better and better. It's tlie combination that brings perfection. Look i'or Lai.j'.i. That Protects. H. L_. de: BECK U LIBRARY OF 125 VOLUMES j ! WILL BE GIVEN AWAY! \ 114 Northern Pacific Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Travel on the Famous "NORTH COAST LIMITED" Electric-lighted train. Low Rates. Quick Time. Excellent Service. New York, Chicago, Toronto, St Paul ANo ALL POINTS EAST Steamship tickets on sale to all European points. Special Reduced Rates Round Trip Rates to Southern California. For fu'.l information call on or write C. E. LANG, General Agent, 430 Hastings St., Vancouver, B. C. A. D. CHARLTON, Portland. Ore. CRISIS ACUTE IN THE LAND OF THE MOOR PHONE B 284 \ Choice Meats and Chickens always on hand. Corner Eighth St. and Fifth Avenue COOKSLEY'S Well Known Souvenir POST CARDS of New Westminster and district On Sale at- Morey's Bookstore and at Gamon s Cigar Divan ��, Advertise the town we live in ly atatlling Picture Post Cards to yoer CrieadB- Leo. Mueller j Rabat, Morlcco, Jan. 1G.���The army under General Bagdani. commander- i in-chief for the sultan, Abdel-Aeyiz. , entered this port todaj'. Thus Euro- i pean residents are being guarded. The I populace of Rabat is greatly excited ; over the news from Fez that Mulai I Hafid had been declared sultan, and , that a holy war is to be inaugurated. j The members of the governing body of Morocco are extremely perturbed, j as they have been notified that unless j they declare for Mulai Hafid ail their ! property at Fez will be forfeited. _ Just Arrived ���AT��� KYLE & SON'S 255 Front Street HAIR SPECIALIST Importers, Manufacturers, and Deal- era In Ladies' and Gents' FINE HAIR GOODS Toopes, Wigs. Transformations, Pompadours and Switches. Marcel Wave, Bleaching and Dyeing. Manicure and Massage, Chlrpody and Scalp Treatment. 436 Granville St. Vancouver, B. C. "The MUwaukee" -The Pioneer Limited" St. Paul to Chicago, "Short Line" Omaha to Chicago, "South West Limited" Kansas City to Chicago. No trains in the service, on any railroad in the world that equal in equipment that of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. They own and operate their own sleeping and dining cars on alll their trains and give their patrons an excellence of service not obtainable elsewhere. M S ROWE. General Agent. ��34 Third St.. cor Ald<-r Portland. Or. New Shoes for Men, Women, Boys and Girls. WHEN GOING EAST \SK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND YOU OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" flight Trains Everv Day in the Year BETWEEN Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago THE TRAIN OF FAME THE NORTH-WESTERN, LTD. Embodies the newest and best ideas for COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, ind LUXURY. It is lighted with i both electricity and gasj the most brilliantly illuminated train in the world. The equipment consists of private compartment cars, standard [6 section sleepers, luxurious dining :ar. reclining chair cars (seats free), modern day coaches and buffet, li- brajhr and smoking cars. For Time Tables, Folders, or any further information call on or write F. W. PARKER, GENERAL AGENT, 720 Second Avenue. Seattle. Wub Trains & Steamers C.P.R. MAIN LINE. Leave New Westminster 8:35, 11:35, 15:15, 17:20, 18:40. Arrive New Westminster 10:25, 12:45, 16:30, 1S:25. 19:35. Overland express arrives 12:45 leaves 15:15. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. Lv. N. W. 9.20 a.m.; ar. Seattle 4 p.m Lv. N. W. 4.35 p.m.; ar. Seattle 10 p.m p.m. V., W. & Y.���VANCOUVER Lv. N. W. 3 p. m. and 9:55 p*. m. Lv. Vancouver 8.35 a.m.. and 4 urn O. N. R.���PORT GUICHON. Leave New Westminster 3:50 p.m-, arrive Guichon 6 p.m. Leave Guichon li a- m , arrive New New Westminster 8:30 a. m- Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. B. C. ELECTRIC���VANCOUVER. Lv. New Westminster 5.50, 6.50, 1 and 8 a. m., and every hailf hour thereafter till V v. m. L,-. Vancouver tor Westminster ai tame hours. Canadian Pacific Railway Co. British Columbia foist Lin* Service. TIME TABLE B. C. Coast Line Service. SKAGWAY, JUNEAU, PT. SIMPSON PRINCE RUPERT, Etc. S.S Princess May. Leaves Vancouver S p. m. on follow ing dates: Nov. 13; Lv. Victoria 11 p.m. Nov. 12 Nov. 26; Lv. Victoria 11 p.m. Nov. 26 Lv. Victoria 11 p.m. Dec. S Lv. Victoria 11 p.m. Dec 25 Lv. Victoria 11 p.m. Jan. S Lv. Victoria 11 p.m- Jan. THIS ELEGANT LIBRAE- INCLUDING 125 VOLUMES AND HANDSOME CASE WILL BE GIVEN BY VOTE TO THE , SOCIETY CHURCH OR SCHOOL IN NEW WESTMINST1 CURING THE LARGEST NUMBER OF VOTES IN THE l-i,],. LOWING MANNER : The merchants listed below will give with each 10c c_sh chase one vote. The contest began Aug. 2:;rd, 1907, and will close Jan. 2 I 1908, at 7 p, m A ballot box is placed In D. S. Curtis & Co'i drug store, when votes are to - depi sued. At the close ol the contest the Lodge, Society, Church c having received the largest number of votes will be awai I library. Current accounts when promptly paid are entitled to \ iti ��� Remember, votea can be secured by trading with the _ ed below. i, irary is on exhibition at w. E. Falls' furniture Btore. D. S. Curtis will count the votes. W. E. FALES Furniture EIRST SHIPMENT OK SPUING GOODS CONSISTING OF Gents' Furnishings, Etc. WE ARE STILL SELLING 3 lbs. Choice Algeria Butter for $1.00. NICE, JUICY Oranges, 25c per doz. Give us a call. Spokane falls & Northern Ry Co. Nelson & ft. Sheppard Ry. Co. Red Mountain Ry. Co. The only all rail route between all points east, west and south to Rossland, Nelson and intermediate points connecting at Spokane with the Great Northern, Northern Pacific and O. R. & N. Co. Connects at Rossland ��'ith the Canadian Pacific Railway for Boundary Creek points Connects at Meyers Fall* with stage <*vly for Republic Buffet service on trains between Spokane and Nelson. Effective Sunday, November io, tool. Leave Day Train Arrive | 9.ao a.m Spokane ....7.15 p.m. 13.25 P-m Rossland ....4.10 p.m. 0.40 a.m. Nelson 6.45 p.m. H. A. JACKSON. Dec. !�� Dec. 2ti Jan. 9 Jan. 25; Lv. Victoria 11 p.m- Jan. 21 Feb. 9; Lv. Victoria 11 p.m. Feb. 8 Feb. 24; Lv. Victoria 11 p.m. Fen. 24 VANCOUVER-VICTORIA ROUTE. SS Princess Victoria Leaves Vacouver 1:30 p. ui- daily; arrives at Victoria 6:30 p. m. daily. Leaves Victoria 1 a. in. dally; arrives Vancouver S a. m. VICTORIA-SEATTLE ROUTE. S.S. Princess Beatrice. Leaves Victoria 8:3c a. m. daily except Monday; arrives Seattle 2:30 p m. daily except Monday. Leaves Seattle 11:30 p. m. daily ex cept Monday; arirves Victoria "'a.m daily except Tuesday. VICTORIA NEW WESTMINSTER ROUTE. Steamer R P. Rithet. To Victoria: Wednesday, Saturday, 7 a.m- From Victoria: Tuesday, Friday, 7 am- WEST COAST ROUTE. SS, Tees Leaves Victoria 11 p.m. 1st and llth of each month for Clayoquot, Mosquito Harbor and way ports; 7th of each month for Quatsino and way ports; 20th of each month for Ahcuset. Quatsino, Cape Scott and way ports- VANCOUVER-NANAIMO route. 8. a. Joan Leaves Vancouver J :30 pm daily, except Sunday- Friday and Saturday leaves at 1 p.m. Leaves Nanaimo at 7 a. m. UPPER FRASER RIVER ROUTE 8. 8. Beaver Leaves New Westminster. 8 a. m Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Chilliwack 7 a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday!, calling ai landings between New Westminstei and Chilliwack. UP RIVER. Ramona��� From N. W. Tu.. Th��� Sat. 1 a.m. From Chwk. Sun., Wed., Frl.. 7 a.m LOWER FRASER RIVER ROUTE. S. S. Transfer. Leaves New Wesmtnster dally ex cept Sunday at 2 p.m., with additional trip Monday at 5 a.m. Leaves Steveston Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturdaj at 7 a. 111.; Friday at H a.m. additional trip Saturday 5 p. m, NORTHERN & C. ROUTE. S.S. Amur. From Victoria 11 p.m., 1st and l'dh; from Vancouver at 8 o- m��� 2nd and 16th of each month, calling ai Skidegate on first trip and Bella Cools on second trip. RIVERS INLET, VAN ANDA, LUND, ETC. S. S. Queen City. From Victoria 8 p. m- every Tuesday; from Vancouver 0 a. m. every Wednesday. Returning arrives at Vancouver Sunday afternoon; at Victoria Monday morning. VICTORIA-NANAIMO. . NANAIMO- COMOX-UNION ROUTE. 8.S. City of Nanaimo. Leaves Victoria Tuesday 7 a.m.; arrives Nanaimo 4 p.m. Leaves Nanaimo Saturday 2 p. m-: arrives Victoria 9 p. a. HORACE DORER Jeweler REICHENBACH & CO. Fresh and Salted Meats MRS. M. M. COOK Restaurant ARCHIBALD BROS. Plumbers THE ROYAL STUDIO (under new management) Lionel Haweis, Photographer E. RUSHTON & A. SPECK Sporting Goods, Gen. Repairing I). S. CURTIS 4. CO. Drugs A. J. BIRTCH Dry Goods West End Grocery THE DAILY NEWS PUB. CO, Daily and Weekly News MOREY &. CO. Books and Stationery O. BURDETT Home-made Chocolate Confections, Ice Cream CENTRAL LIVERY STABLES S. H. Thompson, Prop **********************4444********4**********4' ��� Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1N17. CAPITAL 114,400,000.00 RESERVE $11,000,000.00 Branches throughout Canada aud Newfoundland, and ln London, England, New York, Chicago and Spokane, U.S.A., and Mexico City. A len era! Banking Business Transacted. Letters of Credit Issued, available wltL correspondents in all parts ol '.ne World. Savings Bank Department. Deposits received In sums of $1 and upward!, and Interest allowed at 3 per cent, per annum (present rate) added four times a year. Total Assets over $168,000,000.00. NSW WESTMINSTER BRANCH _. D. BRYMNER. Manager. W. R Gilley���Tel. 122. Office Tel. 16. G. E. Gilley���Tel. 29! Gilley Bros., Ltd. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN i Wellington Coal, Van. Portland Cement, Rosebank Lime, B. C. PQt tery Vitrified Pipe, Drain Tile, Terra Cotta, etc.; Clayburn Pressei, Mantel, and Fire Brick, Fire Clay, Gartcraig Fire Brick, Liverpool Salt. Forge Coal, Common Brick Sand, Gravel and Crushed Rock ************************** * ***** For' reservations and Intormafloi call or address ED OOULRT, Agent, New West ri' n*<r E. I. COYLtt. (list. Oen Pass Agent. Vinc'��>��r. J. W. TROiH 0<����iernl Super Intend out. Vlqtnrta j HERE IS YOUR j I CHANCE ! Here is your chance to start the new year riglit, by buying a five i roomed cottage on Third street for $900, $250 cash, 1 alance $15 P'r * month. i P. PEEBLES Si 270 Columbia St NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Phone 307 ������������' ������������������������������������������������������������������������** ~~ ! W. N. Drapsi4 The Oriental Contract Co. of Vancouver. Japanese Labor Contractors New Westminster branch P. O. Box 645. B. C. Land Surveyor ii C. * Vliaro fllnc*. New* WOt*M*��W* w ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS FR1DAY. JAN- 17. "908. THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE THREE 1 ', i.' ��� ��� Phone 101 REICHENBACH COMPANY, - - LTD. Wholesale and Retail Butchers CENTS A BAR The best Laundry loap * :: Sunlight Soap ��� ��� FOR YOUR NEXT ORDER OF MEAT Columbia Street '��� ���.'���#���#���*���*���*���*���#���*���*>���< -4-ff**************-*!:?*****^* * DO YOU POSSESS that cmnfortable feeling of having a Savings Account? THE NECESSITY of saving has never been more apparent than at the present time. Th* ROYAL BANK �� CANADA invites you to join the lar��e number of satisfied Depositors. INTEREST ADDED 4 TIMES A YEAR. Put your money where it is accessible when you require it. BANKING BY MAIL A SPECIALTY. START NOW--DON'T DELAY. New Westminster Branch. p. B. LYLE, Mgr. THE ONE- WASHER The good housewife likes the "One- minute Washer" because it does its work better, faster and easier than any other. Boys' Odd | Pants In Tweed, Made by the Celebrated "Lion Brand" People. I Prices, 50c, 65c, 75c, CALL AND INSPECT. T. J. TRAPP & CO. Limited I I up to $2.00 the pair All Sizes We will sell all our FOR CASH... Dinner Sets! I I '���" ; '< i e sets, regular price $20.00, for ce sets, regular price S18.50, for ���' ���' ���' sets, regular price $14.00, tor 102 ]mi ce sots, regular price $13.50, for ���'' glass butter dlSheB, regular price 35c to 35c, tor All China at Reduced Prices. ..$13.50 ,..$11.25 ..$10.75 20c PHILLIPS The Wardrobe Clothier GERMAN FINANCES ARE MOST HEALTHY Speeches in Reichstag Denote Present Condition of Monetary Market in Fatherland Condensed Advertisements PACIFIC STEAM DYE WORKS clear, d;.'' and repair everything. Send for price list. 0S0 Seymour St. Vancouver. In, .Ian. 15.���Dr. Tht-<jbolii Beth- mann Hollweg, minister of the interior, replied yesterday to Counl von Kani:/. concerning Germany's solid il situation. He Bald that the Catl ��� - Of tile Jilt SIMM BI il'. in of mom j In the German market could bi ..''i to the continuous Impifve- menl during recent year.-, of the iiiic situation in Germany. The numbei of prosperous Industrial and commercial undertakings wag greater in proportion than the Increase ln :��� .: .tion. Furthermore, the growing complexity I n the exchange of com- I es has caused an extraordinary demand for capital and currency, and thli has been latlfled onlj by an un- il Increase on loans. The slum tion 'in the international money markets had Influenced, druing the paal few months, the relations of German !��� I tors and creditors. The reduction on Monde,; of th" Imperial bank's rate of discount Dy l per cent., however, indicated that, ; with the beginning of this yen- the strain on the bank bad materially diminished. The linancial pressure on London, Vienna and Paris .also had decreased. All things considered, the minister said, the monetary and in- i.i trial system In Germany was mosl healthy. WAR BALLOONS RANGE IN PRICE TO $30,000 SEND 10c FOR OMEGA, THE BI- lenl revelation. Ti lis truth on business, luck, wishes, wealth and marriage. Omega, Box 578, Vancouver, B. C. ]7>()R BALE GOOD SINGING BiRDS cheap. Appl) Room 20, Burr Block. FOR BALE���TWO CASH REGI8- i is. one safe; quick sale cheap. Apply Sale," P. O. Box 698. FINANCIAL INSTITUTION HAS vacancies for young men with high school education; good references essential. Apply "Finance,1' Box 69:1 D;iil> News office, city. WANTED ��� BARITONE SINGER, for illustrated songs. Apply by letter to A. W. C. c-o Daily News. WANTED���TREE PRUNING BY contract. B. .1. Fisher, gardener, Beuford House, or phone :!9. WANTED���TWO MALE BOARD- ers in private family. Apply this office. WANTED��� 8TORE 18 or _0x40. Good location. Apply R. A. Daily News. FOR SALE���BEST FIR CORD- wood, $5.00 a cord delivered. T. H. Foster, 260 Columbia street. Phone 85. Washington, D. C, Jan. 16.���Greal interest was manifested today in the opening of bids for furnishing the military establishment with a dirlgi lie balloon, the tests on which are to take place at Fort Myer, near Washington, : when completed. The specifications required that the balloon shall carry -: two hundred pounds of ballast additional, and must be capable of mak- I ing a silted of 20 miles lier hour in i still air. They also required that the balloon make an "endurance flight of two hours at an average speed of 7u per cent, of the trial requirements, j and maintain Its equilibrium without [ changing position by the aeronaut. Six | bids were received, prices ranging Lfrom $5000 to $30,000. POSITION WANTED AS WORK- lug housekeeper; good cook. Apply at News office. LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR RENT after January.lst. Corner 4th Ave. and Gth street. All conveniences. I FOR== | ALLEGED LIBEL SUIT AGAINST FREE PRESS ���: * i I I V V :���: JOB PRINTING Go to * The Arrow Press i Windsor Hotel Block. 1 >rc<*>>>>>>>>>>"'��*>>>>>>>>-��.'��.' Nanaimo, Jan. 10.���The Daily Free ' Press of this city wa; yesterday ! served with a writ giving notice of I libel suit for $5000 damages entered ! by Aid. Forrester, by reason of a let- j ter which appeared over a noui da | plume in the Free Press recently, and Jin which reflections were'cast ou Aid. I Forester's properly qualifications as i an alderman. 1 Vatican Is Pessimistic. Rome, .Ian. 10.���The Corriere D'lfalia, ian organ of the Vatican, ln an article on the Japanese-American situation, says that war between these two countries would be fatal and is inevitable. It expresses the opinion that, the present moment is tne most favorable for Japan. facial, scalp, or body treatments given In your own home. Also manicuring. For engagement ring up A 339. I ADAMS & DEANS Prompt Delivery ���one 97. IMPERIAL FLOUR McQUARRIE & CO. FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS" FRONT STREET. New Westminster. Telephone 333. The Canadian Bank of Commerce Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $5,000,000 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. B. E. WALKER, President ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager. BANK MONEY ORDERS Issued at the following rates: $5 and under 3 cents Over $5 and not exceeding $10 .' 0 cents Over $10 and not exceeding $30 10 cents Over $00 and not exceeding $50 15 cents These orders are PAYABLE AT PAR at any office in Canada of a j Chartered Bank (Yukon excepted), and at the principal banking points in ��� the United States. Negotiable at a fixed rate at THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. LONDON. ENG. They form an excellent method of r emitting small sums of money with t safety and at small cost. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH���H. R. DAVIDSON. Manager. Double Screened $5.00 Per Ton Delivered 50c per ton extra above 4th Ave. tr ADVERTISE "W ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS If You've FOUND Anything. tr ADVERTISE "W ��� IN -- THE DAILY NEWS If YOU Want a Situation. Belyea&Co. Telephone 150 TAKE The White Pass and Yukon Route for CONRAD, CARCROSS. ATL1N, WHITE HORSE, DAWSON and FAIRBANKS. Daily trains (except Sunday) carrying passengers, mail, :xpress und freight connect with stages at Carcross and White Horse, naintaining a through winter service. Hot information Apply to I. H. ROGERS, Traffic Manager, Vancouver. R. C 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE SlS^sssssspiiiftofss .ent ��r��. pW %gag%*���ftg��& ���ent Patents Tradc Mark* DcaioNt Copvrioht* Ac. Anyone fending ft uteleta and dMcrlrtlon may nlokiT ascertain our opinion free whether an . ..,- "vml on Patent* take- throuih'Mann *"wTr��0��tTi iftcial notice, without chart*. In the scientific mam. A handsomely Uliutrated weakly. Large** circulation -if any ecientWo journal. Term* for Canada, 43.75 ��� year, poetago prepaid, Sold by all iie-Nlualera. "ililS'-V'S-n'.Mt1* ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY =FINEST AND FASTEST-: I* EMPRESSES'* 58,000 C_MI'HE��S OF BRITAIN ) 14,600 H. Power 1 EMPRESS OF IRELAND / ?0W GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FARE3 TO THE OLD COUNTRY. Now is the time to purchase your tickets if you are going to spend Xmas at home." Empress next sailing from St. John, February Tth.' For other dates and particular*,, ��� apply to ED. UOULET, C. P. R. Agent. ^rWr'l '���tfffiWl :<V?.'g mm iW*i;Fki 'i'fji '������ . w iv_ * 1 * * < PAGE FOUR TIE DAILY NEWS. iCAY, ja: 17- 19CJ r. ���i ��* <W. --:r, t: V. ml- >' !>.,%if ���>i ��� fee �����'���, fi ��� 48H 'Vi*'i 'r- '>'.:*��� lift THE DAILY NEwS Puhlishe 1 by the Daily News Publishing Company, Limited, at ther offices, corner o�� Sixth and Front streets. New Westminster, B. C. FIGHTING EDITOR DECLINES REMISSION OF $150 FINE! ��. A. Paige Managing Director ' -��'Vi'i-~.'iK- FRIDAY. JAN. 17. 1908. THE SPEECH FROM THE THRONE As tlie government press indicate the speech trom the throne is a very meagre Mil ol tare; nothing appears in his honor's speech Indicating that the government is intent on changing its long lived policy of drift The one honest note in the speech is that which admits what file governme did not care to, or was unable to, p-re- vi'in prosperity in nearly all lines of trade and industry. No note is sounded point ing to the establishment of offices where Intending settlers oan obtain reliable info:- Salt/ll, Or., .Ian. 16.���George Pur-! nam, editor of the Medtord Tribune, who was fined $150 for alleged lib I on the grand jury of Jacksonville I county, refuses to avail himself of L_e effort of his friends to procure frcm Governor Chamberlain a remission oi the fine and proposes to carry his ca-p to the supreme court. Numerous friend.- of Putnam wrot;. or wired Governor Cham! rl.i'n urging I the exercise of executive clemency.1 The governor stated he was willing to| order a remission of the fine. Putnam's alleged offence consisted in criticising the grand jury for its failure to indict W. 8, IVarnum, who! made m inruderons assanli with an ax ' ,,. on ,l. i. Reddv. mayor of Medfoi l.' nt ... | Tbe grand Jury retaliated by Indicting I'm nam tor libel and on bis trial the judge refused to allow the admission! of evidence ottered by Putnam to prove the truth ol his charge against the grand jury. WINDSOR SALT is made in Canada. Coils no mere ...-n the cheap imported salt and is much more economical because it is pure. Get WINDSOR. 104 W New Bakery H.C.MARK &SONS BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS march to the city hall, where they propose to camp until the city council takes favorable action. PRIVATE BLAINE BANK HAS CLOSED ITS DOORS iii.il ion with respect to l mils open for pre-emption. There is an absence of AMBASSADOR bryce BUggestiOn that the government in- WILL DELIVER ADDRESS. tends to undertake the timber cruis- tog so tbatt.be treasury may be fatten-1 New York, Jan, L6, -Hon. Jiamesl ed rather ihan the favorites of the A^- Bryce, the British ambassador, has ac- , ministration. , cepted an invii uion to deliver an ad-j There is an IndU itlon thai the dress before the New York State Bar | gi al railway corporation which association a week from Frldia"y night, boughl the country so thai its nom- His subject will be "The Methods and inees should govern, are demanding Conditions of Legislation. A recep- their pound of flesh in the shape of tion will be given in his honor follow- treedom from taxation for ten years. Ing the speech. Joseph ll. Choate, The changing of the financial year president of the association, will pre- puts back the public acounts three sip. at the me; ting, which will bo it* months and nearly a whole year will , regular annual session. have passed before the accounts can ��� be in the hands of the people's rep're- Three-cent Fares. Bentatlves In the legislature. There Is Detroit, dan. 16.���Mayor William B. no good reason why the fiscal year j Thompson, in his message to the com- shoul.il not close in December. If an mon council last night, referring to efficient system of accounting is the early expiration of many of the adopted and carried out by competent existing street railway franchises here, accountants, the accounts could be I declared that the railway companies presented to the House during the dan obtain "no new lease of life ex- early days of the session Immediately I cepl upon the fundamental basis of following. I three-cent farts for all the people a" Whether from fear, or shame, we the lime." know not, but the executive failed for j the first time in history of British ! SEATTLE'S WOR.KLESS I gislative councils to put into his; WILL DEMONSTRATE honor's mouth that invocation of tli?1 blessing of the Diety on the labors of: Seattle, Jan. 16.���At a convention the Bession. Perhaps the hasty pre- of delegates from labor unions it was paratlon of the document and the decided last night that a monst r dread of Divine visitations of disap- demonstration lie made Monday to en- proya] of what is going on around the force the demands of the unemj I lyed parllamenl buildings combined to tor work or for food and shelter. T*n cause the omission. Taken as in li-1 thousand men will assemble and catlve of the work of the session the ��� -r��� =��� .... .....���- - "News-Advertiser" i.; correct in its estimate of the program thai it is "nol much." Blaine. Jan. 16.���The Exchange bank of Blnine closed its doors today.! Mr. Senter. president of the instil u-; tion, will make uo statement. Cashier O. C. fciathls, who has bet n in Seattle ] and Tacomu since Saturday, cannot le j located today. This Is the third bank failure in this room, where the Exchange bank Is located, and the second by the cashier of the present bank. 0. C. Mathi3. Mr. Math s is the son-in-law of Mr. Senter, the president of the,bank. Following the failure of tne bank to open Its doors the Blaine theatre company this afternoon served an attachment. Sues for Lost Freight. Everett. Jan. 10.���George \\. Be.iv r has begun suit against, the Canadian Pacific Railway company for damages In the sum of $132.26. Beaver alleges that the company agreed to. transport j goods to the value of $128.50 from Yellowgnass, Canada, to Snohomish. He paid the freight, but has seen nothing of the goods and suts for the value and freight charges. FACTORY���Cor. Fourth avenue and Second street. STORE���Sixth street, next Columbian and near the Post Office. Have you tried our home made bread, scones or cookies ? They are choice. Phoiu B359 will bring our delivery. rigs promptly. Applications Wanted Applications will be receive,! by the undersigned up to o p.m. of Monday. the 20th inst., for the post,ion of plumbing inspector for this city. Applicants must be properly qui tied plumbers, and state salary required. W. A. DUNCAN. City CI srk City Hall, January 14, 1908. Notice to Builders. 2s Royal City Laundry Having taken over the interests of the NEW MET- LAUNDRY. are now established in their new, co- . 10us and up-todate quarters on Royal Ave. and Blackie St. And are now prepared to take care of the laundry butl ness of the City, and guarantee entire satisfaction. The Royal City Laundry Co TELEPHONE 183. nana l Butte, Mont.. Jan. 16.���State Bank Examiner T. E. Collins, in charge Ol the State Savings bank, will report to Judge Bourquin tomorrow that F. Augustus Heinze. who owned 5') per cent, of the stock of that Institution when it suspended a few months ago. has turned over to him securities to secure tne debt he owes the tank. i . ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� SEALED TENDERS will be received . by the undersigned up to noon of ��� January 25, 190$, for the compl Ion �� of B. C. Telephone building, on Clark- ;��� son street. Plans and specifications ' *-.:** may be seen at my office, corner of ������ Sixtn and CLarkson streets. Lew I or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. H. CLOW, Architect ���+*:** ** ** ������-������^������������^������-���'���* ���������'���������:������' ������������ ������ ������ PURE FOOD SUPPLY CO. Ihe CASH STORE Ail K'nds of Fancy and Staple GROCERIES and PROVISIONS Always in Stock. Burr Block Columbia Street Phone 386 ��������������������������������������������������������������������� ��������������� �����<��� '* ��� BIRTH. HARWOOD.���On the llth Inst, to Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Harwood, a daughter. Nelson papers please copy. Tenders TENDERS will be received til! noo.i of the 20th inst. for clearing and gra l- ing West Side school prop'". Specifications can be seen at P. Peebles real estate office. F. CRAKE English Watchmaker ' Two door* from Geo. Adam*, Grocer Ladies' Gold Watches from $12.75 up ' Gentlemen's Silver Watches, open ! face, $6.00, Gentlemen's Silver Watches, double case, $7.50 up. Agent for the celebrated Sonth Bend \ Watches, supplied to the We'.lman Arctic Expedition. \11 warranted Chains, Rings, Jewelry, etc.. etc. Watch repairing; cnarges reason able. OT ADVERTISE M ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS If Yon WANT HELP. Our January I Clearance Sale Is Now On Ladies' and Children's Ready- to-wear Goods To Clear at Greatly Reduced Prices HOPE DEFERRED. The hopes on which tnj blue ruin' artists for eventual occupancy of the | treasury bem'nes at Ottawa 3eem to' die Before they ever have a chance to stimulate the forlorn thin line who' support the Borden rubber policy. One must lose faith iu human nature to en-1 courage the thought that Canadians: desire to return to tha experience of J the dreadful days preceding 1896. The lesson was learned very thoroughly by the people of this land In ; C.iose drays, the lesson of subsistance i on very short 'rations and a dark fn- \ tare, and they are not likely to for- \(\ get the lesson, so learned, very scon.' ^-* Slanderous attacks have been made upon the Liberal government, innumerable instances of grave wrongdoing have bteu cited l.y the thin opposition, yet ill not one single instance have these charges survived the first answer thereto and their criticism of expenditures made has be n as weak as the merits, or their cau_e. Their attacks only strengthened tha con tTj I'd'nee of the country in the present Ppj administration, under which every de- 2_J^' tall of t.ie public business l's given P^ close at mtlon and the difficult questions as they arise are met and a Solution t'o eel. The Halifax \l< raid quotes the Ot- tawa Journal as an independent paper.! 'ine Journal is a very detent paper, ���but a newspaper whosn ed.tor has carried th< Conservative Bag in one! or two elections 11 likely to be about | as independent us The Hi raid itself.; It is r.air to say, however, that the'. Journal and Herald have their lucid! moments as has also the Columbian, If somewhat rarely. i =32���JSC���S���-3���_3__ j WATERPROOF 1 BOOTS Call and we will be pleased to show you. The White House A.J. BIRTCH - 275 Columbia Street MEN: ^���������������������������������������������������������V^^^T?ffl^^****** Keep your feet dry ty wearing "THE INVICTUS DRY-SOX SHOE, the only absolutely waterproof boot made in Canada. \\/ater can t nzz on tnem. LADIES: Wear "THE 1NVICTUS" DUK-BAK SHOE, made by Geo. A. Slater. Money can t buy a more waterproof boot. You can buy "The Invictus Shoes from US ONLY. Murdered and Robbed. New York. Jan. lti.���Another murder in Westchester county is puzzling the authorities. The tody of Frame Niinno, a wealthy young banker, was found beside his wagon in a lonely, road near1 Ardsley last night. He had oeen stabbed in the neck, evidently after a fierce struggle. He had a large sum of money when he left Ardsley, and that,,.('.is. .JA'jII as nis watch, was1 gone when hi 8 body was found. The authorities believed that he was killed by the same gang which murdered a young insurance agent near Klmsford two wnuks ago and has rebbed several lost office, in this country. THE TENDENCY IS FOR rLOUR , w ��� ... ���_, ., T j; To rise in price, but to reduce our supply before j stock-taking, we will sell for two weeks, ��� "Five Roses" and "Royal Household" at j $1.75 per sack (50 lbs.) or $6.75 bbl. CASH ONLY ��j j Public Supply Stores tfl I Geo. Adams, Proprietor Cfl i ������������������������������������������������������������������**<< V 4******+**********44f4* ICOAL! COAL] ftj; ���^ m New Wellington m' COAL MAYERS & PRESTON P. O. Box 34S 'Phone 106. OFFICE: FRONT STREET. FOOT OF SIXTH. ��� ��� NEW WESTMI JOHNSTON'S Big Shoe House, Limited | CHOICE BEEF Fresh Pork Sausages Daily Best of Farmer's Pork I Sign of the Big Electric Boot. ��__ New Westminster Pacific Meat Market SJ M:MENEMY & ANDERSON, Props. Phone 192 IBM-Mi THE DAILY S'EWS. PAGE *TVt! he Cast s;r_v->s - . ��� ... CITY NEWS JiaimiHan S.a<e i ....... . ro��, for watch formerly cit> 1.1 i ��� I. . , ~~ \ i ... ,1 . control o i i.. . .. ��� OF Linens and Cottons to his old friends ' , . .,.���:���. mayo ol ,Whl ��� ��� ��� ���' ' " ' ' lai city, and Dete. "JU' wiu , 0f pollpe u. ir- .. i ' ' '"v)- from 'u. these gentl Id arians���- ind rs, Douqnets ��� . For ., . a cheap ���ve - ** Q-lek *-le ' ' table, el , '' " ' j'; and 35c Hunk Towels, 25c pair ���" i dozen, bleached, all lin<: ,'������������ . ri i . blue or white borders,}] specii 1 hotel size. $5.50 to $7 Table Linen tor $4,35 . ohl; double'damask; full bleach- tabl . loths. sizes 2x2 1-2, 2 ������ , 11-2. 4 and 42 in. Pillow mm Mi '..tod heavy cloth, evenly woven, ... 20c, for 14e 51 doz. large eke' table napl ini a hemmodready1 -bruuse; superii quality : i Hear quickly Oc ei .how you . Onl; b ... i balai terms tp 260 Columb ����� 15c OteCn Ite Toweling, 8 l-2c y* 20 ine ���; lie quality, large sis' ehei ite, and red and white. Sale pric 8 1-2c ��� en ��� d ������ id. l. ligar. (Jo - . . ', ��� ,i .. .> i . : on j tie Old- ���: Home," in Un-- i ,,... lurch, dis 11,1 ����� .1,..,... ���* . .' | A 4 4 2,000 yards Flannelette, at 10c yd Light -���('���"������ dai chocks, plain whiti Ol ������'���-���"' id widths and qualities, 12 1-; a ;" all ������ for... 10c yd 1,800 yds. White Cotton, at 8 l-2c yd ' an : ! l-2c* full bleached English I ongcloths, superior qualities, 36 inches wide. 150 large size English Bed Quilts, 72x90; Jaritlary Sal I price $1.00 .��� i- ii.i I ill I A i:- in'* *4********++44*44444444444444****************** * j Only a Few Days More i And Then the Great Clearing Out Hot . ANOTHER WHIRL IN team <��� i nl ��� * ��� ��� \4 _ t * \4 and cut|* e A 1st. **]�� * I . for ��� i I ��� i mail j] ... penters Furniture Sale ��� "��� i ��� up iii thi Will Be Past History ���at��� TEWE throt . bi Our prices simply cannot be beaten ! Our values have never been equalled! The largest and best selected stock of White Muslin Underwear in the province has just arrived direct from the most reliable manufacturers of Eastern Canada. In fact the - assortment is so comprehensive that to enter into a description in detail would not do ��� justice. We simply invite your inspection, whether : 'U wish to buy or not. 4 o 4 4 A * 4 4 ���run Um 1, ; . * ink [a ��� % 4 r: tal-*_ 17. ' I JOHN A. LEE'S \ Mammoth Furniture Emporium TEL. DUPONT BLOCK COLUMBIA STREET. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ��� A Intending house furnishers, hotel and restaurant proprietors, should not allow this opportunity to pass without taking full advantage of this immense sale and look over the stock and get our prices. % ������������������������*��������������������������*������**��*<> ������������������������������������*������*������*���***������* ��� 75c Ladies' WOOL UNDERWEAR, at -joaded up with a big stock of Wool Underwear ��� that is our excuse for making this sensa- ton price cut in face of a rising market. Natural and white unshrinkable* Wool Vests and Drawers, medium and large size, full fashioned and seamless; January Sale price, 50c each. NO GOODS EXCHANGED DURING THE SALE. TERMS CASH AMD ONE PRICE-OUR BEST-TO ALL. T. M. SMITH ���m *��-���' 1 ��� ! .! ' tep being n)i of a heavy In- rease In the monthly rental ol I i prftml ��� at present occupied i.i the I. o. O. i' ball, tie rents of dlj fra- tefaal ��� ���"!" having headquarters i*fn,.? block having been subjected to an Ini bortly after (.he building - h'aru I hands a fevi months ago. ?:��H: i cures a $420n house ! Etent rooms, two full lot? In lawn and warden. All modern and braiitlfullj finished, In the heart of the beat resl- deiitfel this city. I'll.'. liH'iit 1 can !������ led over four years : Abbott & !!. de, n XI Quicnon hotel. * I I c h ir Mr. hohb sing ' I. .'V In tl i hou-e. Mr, Hob' Is a Scol II :'i gold me lallst and tqis Is nis Hi i ��� ' in this citj. ���t: earl Saturday ���ml " . ii ' fctorai e D6ri \ ��� ,n is oaiie I to thi fact that will close on Th' .:':���. i .i ������'.:���.��� . ' At" nutnl tied tor one <>r Lher ";' ''" al societies, In Hi be n for dropping In the ' illbt box, within the m xt thn ' ��� i < In the positions <>. the contastanl most likely to take place, the ; ! ox is at D. S C'.irti ,' drug I I while voting coupons nuay be obl lined at any ol trie merchants specified in j the advertisement which appeal page 2. j Have you seen Abbott & Hyde a out' that full sized, cleared lot; near Co-, lumbla street, east end, that they are! sacrificing for $525 cash. I Don't miss the grand Scottish con-j r*rt to be held by the Sons of Scot-, land on Burns' anniversary, January j 27, In the opena house. ��� ** | "Mrs. Gordon, the evangelist, will[ speak on Sunday afternoon at a quarter to four In Queen's avenue church, on the topic, "The story of a man who was converted >at the eleventh hour." The Royal Temr.lars huve signified their intention of attending thh meeting in a body and the centre front Wafca vlll b*iftwerv*i Cor t��e:>v . *" IT tS DANGEROUS To Neglect a Cold We Have the Remedy -AND-- WILL GUARANTEE IT acKenzie's Drug Store Phone 66. Dominion Trust Block. HONK! HONK! YES, WE INSURE AUTOMOBILES AGAINST DAMAGE OF ANY KIND WHETHER YOUR MACHINE IS BURNED OR WHETHER YOU RUN INTO A TELEPHONE POLE, TRAM CAR OR PEDESTRIAN. WE ALSO PAY DAMAGES TO THE INJURED PEDESTRIAN. IF YOU HAVE A MACHINE OR ARE ORDERING ONE, ENQUIRE ABOUT THIS. A. W. McLEOD INSURANCE BROKER ARMSTRONG BLOCK. ..-. :;.". \-,;<u Km*] VwUfT*''1 1 r m'i i ���:��� I V, ��.' l' i ���:i:':: i ; r! ���:,f ^W^ I ,'���.! ���������������jfr'wi ���'������>.:>. M' ��� ��� ''. ���'L'S'-' "���'.'i\- ���;!;���.' '���J i.':���"*" ��� ir4'I^Ptf,'y mm-- mm- V '>*ji ml ' w ���;. >i But, I mm f A, ' PAGE SIX THE DAILY XEWS. FRIDAY jAN 1? I .,'-- r_��i ' ' ' ���'��� ill /''tin ��� ttrl SM.*i_J " W - . ������..<�����*!: . . .*}���'., *.���. i, ,,.. M H TO ���'���41 ",<F> ��� W' *: ��� ��� ' ., '���',' j.*, TV"- --ri*;,, "*l >* _WTT _ ���r�� !<W W 'r�� ':���' ���'���<i<# ":*j*. I-Mf; fIRE IN THEATRE ATTENDED BY PANIC Mail Service Picture Machine Operator Fatally Injured���Women: And Children Stampede. St. Catherines, Jan. 16.���Fire foi-i lowing the explosion of a picture ma-' chine which was attended by .serious results and no little damage to pro- j petty occurred yesterday afternoon at'. the Hippodrome theatre, wuere mov-; ing pictures of Ben Hur were being shown. Tile audience numbered about I fifty, principally women and children, I Several of whom were painfully,. though not seriously hun. by being] trampled upon in a rush to gain the street. Lorie McDt nnott, ufjed 15, who was I operating the machine, suffered serious and probably fatal injuries. His hands and face were burned to the bone, and be is suffering from the shock. Stores occupied by L. McDer- mott .and A. ,J. Gilmore on both sides of the theatre were badly damaged by lire and water. Loss probably $3000 or $-1000. Hartfield Is Lost. Victoria, Jan. 16,���Wreckage on the west coast of Vancouver island seems to indicate the loss of the Br.tish Ship Hartfield, bound from Liverpool to Port. Townsend. She was of 1.S10 tons, Captain Sanderson. The wirtl'ss station on the west coas< report:; cabin fittings and lifeboat fittings, a life buoy with Cue nam- "Hartfield, Liverpool," spars, doors, etc., having drifted ashore. ALBERTA LEGISLATURE OPENED YESTERDAY Edmonton, Alta., Jan. 16.���Tha provincial legislature opened its third session this morning with the reading of the speech from the throne. It was stated that the reports of the commissions dealing with agricultural prospects an ! the coal fields would be presented. Legislation forecast in the address consists of a workmen's compensation act; government of drainage under a local assessment plan, and the founding of an industrial home for bovs. Dispatched by C. P. B. train at 8:35 a. m.; close 8 a. m. Sumas and Seattle, via Huntingdon dally. Millside No. 1, dally except San- day; Sapperton No. 1, dally except Sunday. Mails Received at B:36 am. Dispatched by B. C. Electric railwaj Co., 7:45 a. m.: Vancouver, No. 1, dailyexcept Sun days. Return m��'l received 9 a. m. Dispatched by G.N.R. train, 8.45 a.m.. Cloverdale, Nicomekl, Port Kells Hazelmere, Hall's Prairie, Bon Accord, Blaine and Seattle (all points in Washington and south, also all points in eastern states I, daily except Sunday. Return mails received at 8:30 p. m. Clayton, Tuesdays and Thursdays; Tynehead, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Return mail received Mondays and Fridays. Dispatched by B. C. Electric railway, 10:30 a. in.: Vancouver No. 2; Victoria. No 1; Central Park, daily except Sunday Return mail received at 2 p. in. Dispatched by carrier, i:13 p. m.: East Burnaby, daily except Sunday Return mails received af 1:10 p. m. Dispatched by carrier 12 no noon: Timberland, Tuesaays and Friday* Return mails received Tuesdays and Fridays. Dispatched by C. P. R. '.oat 1:30 p.m. daily (closes daily at the same time during winter months: Ladner, Westham Island, Port Guichon, Steveston. Sunbury. daiH except Sunday. Return mails received from 9 a. m. to 11 a. m. Woodward's, Wednesday aud Saturday. Return mail on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Vancouver, No. 3; Victoria, No. '&, and Burnaby Lake; closes at 3:30 p. in.; daily execept Sunday. Return mails received at 0 p. m. Burnaby lake. Return mail ��' 2 p. m. Dispatched by G.N. Fyler, 4 d m.: To southern points, daily excent Sunday. Return mail 11 p. m. Dispatched by C.P.R. train at, 3:15 p, m., mail closes at 2:30 p.m.: Calgary and Vancouver, No. 96 (C P. R. east, second mail). Return mall received at 1 p, m. Sapperton, No. 2; Millside, No. 2; Coqultlam, daily except Sunday. Return mail received at t p. m. PROFESSIONAL. W NORMAN BOLE, K. C, BAR- I �� rister and Solicitor. Chami'- I ers, Canadian Lank of Commerce.: building, New Westminster, B. c. A'HEALLER. BARRISTER, SO- a licitor, etc., 42 Lome Street, opposite Court House, New Westminster. Phone 143. WHITESIDE <t EDMONDS, Barris-, ters and solicitors, Blackie Blk., i Columbia street, New Westminster.' W. J. Whiteside, H. L. Edmonds. It. j. P. HAMPTON BOLE, Solicitor of the supreme court. Offices Canadian Bank of Commerce building,; Columbia stret, opposite Post Office,: New Westminster. Money to loan. MARTIN, WEART & McQUABBlE Barristers, solicitors, etc. Offices, New Westminster, Trapp 31k. corner Clarckson and Lome strets. Vancou- I ver, rooms 21, 24. 445 Granville street, ' Joseph Martin, K. C, J. W. Weart, W , G. McQuarrie, H. A. Bourne. Mr. Martin wil be in the Westminster offices every Friday afternoon. GEORGE E. MAKT1M, aarnstei and Solicitor, Gulchon block, Colum Ma and McKenzie streets. New West minster, B. C. A. MYERS GRAY, Barrlsi��r, Solicitor j and Notary Public, ii> nractlce since 1891 at New Westminster ne. offices removed to Curtis Block, Clark son street, opposite Court House. | P.O. Box 169. Telephone 64. w TO I LET= and = Carriage SPONGES A NEW LOT JUST IN, AT Ryall's Drug Store F. HANSFORD. Barrister, Solicitor, etc., Crescent block, corner Columbia and McKenzie streets, New Westminster, B. C. BOARD OF TRADE.���New Westminster Board of Trade meets in the Board Room, City Hall, as follows: Second Wednesday of each month. Quarterly meetings on the -second Wednesday of February, May, August and November, at S p. m. Annual meetings on the second Wednesday of February. New members may be proposed and elected at any monthly or quarterly meeting. A. E. White, Sec. SOCIETIES. ' O. O. F.���AMITY LODGE, NO. 27��� The regular meetings of this lodge ire held In Oddfellews' hall. Colum bla Btreet, every Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. C. S. Richmond. N. G.; A.V.D. McDonald, 1 V. G.; W. C. Coatham, R. S.; G. G. Davy, F. S.; Alex. Adams, treasurer. ��� , FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, Aerie No. 20���Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 p, m., in the Eagles' hall, Columbia street. F. J. Lynch, W. Pres.; H. Schofield, Secretary. V O. U. W.���FRASER LODGE No. 3 ���Meetings the first and third Tues day In each month. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend Lodge room, A. O. U. W. hall. Odd fellows' block, Clarkson street, C S. Corrigan, recorder; Geo. Bacon, master workman. BRITISH CANADIAN WOOD PULP & PAPER CO., Ltd. 313 Cordova St., Vancouver, B.C. We have established the townsite of Port Mellon on Howe Sound, 25 miles from Vancouver, and secured the water rights of Rainy River, which is capable of developing from 2000 to 5000 horn rtfr for the location of our mammoth plant for tne manufacture of news paper, building paper, wapoing paper, etc., the plant to have a capacity of 450 tons of finished paper per week; the company | ,: to have the pulp plant in operation by November 1, 1908. WE NOW OFFER FOR SUBSCRIPTION THE BALANCE OF OUR FIRST ALLOTMENT OP dre. FERRED STOCK IN BLOCKS OF 100 AT $100 PER SHARE; EACH 100 SHARES ENTITLED To A BONUS OF 25 SHARES OF PREFERRED. Special Notice AH applications for first allotment shares either for large or small blocks in order to be entitled to full allotment must be received by the British Columbia Trust Corporation, Vancouver, B. C, on or before the close of regular business, January 25, 1908. M*��������������������������< ^��� ��� ��mm ������-���----���-���_���_ - --___�����__-��� ��____���������_��_i��.��� _ - ,aj The preferred stock is entitled to a dividend of 7 per cent, commencing November 1, 1908. The 7 per cent, dividend is due and payable before any dividend is paid upon the common stock.. After 7 pep cent, has been paid upon preferred both stocks thereafter participate equally. There is no good reason why the preferred should not pay from 25 to 50 per cent, dividends. The books of the corporation are open at any time for the inspection of the general public. There is no watered stock, no inflated values, no ground-floor plan, or huge promoters' profits in the enterprise. Unlike most corporations, instead of allowing 15 to 25 per cent, for advertising and sale of stock, the entire commission, literature, newspaper advertising, brokerage, office expenses, etc., is limited to 10 per cent. The public are cordially invited to visit our demonstrating plant, 313 Cordova street, and witness the manufacture of pulp and paper from refuse material, such as slabs, discarded shingle bolts, etc., that is now being burnt at the local mills. * Directors W. H. R. COLLISTER, Manager COL. T. 11. TRACY. M.C., Soc. CAPTAIN H. A. MELLON, J.p.. Albion Iron Works, Vancou C. E., P. L. S., D. L. S., Con.. American Lloyds Agent, etc. ver. FRANCIS .1. P. GIBSON. Brit- Eng.. form- r City Engineer of Vancouver. El'STACE H. JENNS, Ban Btet etc., Vancouver, B. C. tish Columbia Trust Corpora FRED. SMITH, member Smith, tion. Wright & Davidson. Whole QBO. B. CATBS, Catea Ship J. C. W. STANLEY, formerly sale Paper Co., Vancouver. building Co., Vancouver, B.C. General Manager West Lon H. M. BURRITT, Western Man GREELY KOLTS, formiih Gen don Paper Mills, London. ager Corticelli Silk Co., Van eral Manager Pacific Coasl England. couver, B. C. Soda Co. Dominion Trust Company New Westminster Local Agents Get Established Buy a home now that will net a profit of ITvOO or $000. WE HAVE just such a proposition. New House on Fifth avenue, 7 rooms, modern. Two lots each 66x132 feet. You can sell one Of these lots 'or $650. All we ask Is $2700 for this property. Good terms, too Luorf Into It. DOMINION TRUST COMPANY I THOS. R. PEARSON, Manager REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE t-'OSE OF COLUMBIA LODGE No 115, SONS OF ENGLAND. B. S��� Red Rose Degree meets Second and Fourth Wednesday of each month, ln K. of P. Hall, Columbia St., at 8 p. m., White Rose Degree, Fourth Wednesday in each month, same time and place. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. E. L, Webber president, H. Disney, secretary. COURT BRUNETTE, No. 4099, l O.F. ���M��ets the Fourth Friday in the month at 8 o'clock, in the -mail hall, Oddfellows' block. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to at tend. J. B. Rushton, C. R.; F. P Maxwell. R. S. | ***************444**444*** :>W^*****************aaaa^ ii FOR SALE..... Dry Fir Wood in 4 ft. lengths, which we will : 'Phone .'333 ��� deliver tc any part of the city. I C. WILLIAMS % Eighth ave. and Second St. ��� A *4r***<.***4******AA. ***aaav *444<)4*4********** + a<,<,<iaaZ *4*4***f444*******4*04*4*******************AAA<tA<>t I Evening Classes in Commercial Branches i * i ��� COURT ROYAL COLUMBIA. No. S308, A, O. F.���The regular meetings ol this Lodge are held on the Second and Fourth Tuesdays of each month at 8 p. m. In the Oddfellows' Hall Visiting Brethren are cordlaly in vited to attend. E. C. Firth, C. R.; F. P. Maxwell. Sec. THE ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEM PERANCE meet every Wednesday at 8 o'clock p. m., In Oddfellows Hall, Columbia street. Visiting Brethren are cordially Ipvlted to attend, <;. Haggman, S. C; N. R. Brown, Secretary. ���ON- OF SCOTLAND BENEFIT AS SOCIATION, LORD OF THE ISLES CAMP, 191.���Meets on the First and Third Tuesday of every month in K. of P. Hall. John McNlven Chief: J. J. Forrester. Rec. Sec. I. O. O. F.���Royal City Lodge, No. 3 ���Meets In Oddfellows' Hall, Columbia Street, every Friday eveningI at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren will I be made welcome. C.ii. Clow, n.G. C.B, Osborne, p. c recording secretary. The Road to Success In All Business Enterprises Is Opened Through TJte Advertising Columns of The Morning Paper The morning daily paper is first in the field for sales; the information in the advertising columns rule the purchases for the day. The thrifty housewife examines the morning paper carefully before telephoning her orders, and reads the advertisements carefully before purchasing home necessities. , So That You at Columbian College For rates apply at the College. W. J. SIPPRELL, > 4*4********4*4********^^ OTHER FRATERNAL SOCIETIES, include the Union Lodge, No. 9, A. F. and A. M.; King Solomon Lodge, No. .17, A. F. and A. M.; _. O. l,��� No. 1150; L. O. I... No. 1593; Court Sapperton, No. 4688, 1. O. I' ; rj, o. K, Court, Westminster, No. ;:::o; . , Brotherhood of Owls, Nest No, 29; Principal X Beulah Rebukah Lodge, No, 5, i. o. 0. P. ��� = : *: Mr Businessman should take advantage of, and advertise in the Morning Daily News* and secure the orders that the heavy purchasers of stock make imperative to large profits and quick returns. 17. 1908 THE DAILY N WS. PAG-. 8EYES V ��� >��� �� �����������������������������������������������* VV- 1***9*************4>*4>**4*4* Selling NOTICE I | i t h g ad Ires el I . ���, lorse I "Tea- Idlng, I. I ��� ��� v I al this office ��� "mber It. L907, construction of a La lysmith, B. C. rations can be r obtained at this on application to the lysmith, B. C. ��� ��� ire notified that tdet Li i ��� let ' 3in I i C. 0. Pi I ... .i,.. -.,. ��� ��� I or! a ��� ,. In tli.- D New V in the !'������ ' Br ; ��� more rly known an I ed as Lol '. _ ,-,. 5, Bubd Lol 201 i i. You to con ��� claim of the tas ��� ��� ��� i t^ first publics ��� ' i ���'" *��i notice i ������ otherwise I ; ' '' charte ��� is own ��� to the order Oi ,,.... Vnd , ; . .. ,,,... . . " M,nl :":' "'" ''"'" ie tor one n v ���'' '" ''��� v "' id published al mon- ������ ��������� ten .... ...... II the "er ������-.-. Office Pro : ������ day of Oct Out! New Westminster Land District District of New Westminster. TAKE NOTICE that C. W of Seattle, occupation Broker, lol \ Is is the Chance of Your Life i considered utiles i n ������ i form supplied, thi Ir actu tl slgna- .. he worl con lender bo not accept id ,\ i, ��� ��� iraed. ��� loes uol b iid Itsi 11 j .! or any tender. l; order, FRED liKI.Iv Bi ere ary. Public Works, .. ��� er t?., 1907. I tti'i not iu' paid tor this Insert It wttn- ti m the Department. ot ' KEITH, Dial rlcl Rj glstrar. To lohh - All ��� ��� d ���' th this notice, and tho - through or under them and ill | [aiming any in- by vlrl ie of any nnre I per il ten ��� in sai 1 le is nut ��� ������ ��� ie provision : of the Land el irever ebarred from setting to or ln i r ta: rovide.1 boundary of T. I. south so chains, thence east to ��� thence north ��� point of commencement. CHAS. W. PRESTON Dated Dec. It 1907 . lear out. my entire stock of Furniture, Carpets* Linoleum and House Furnishings '. to time, will sell e\ al ACTUAL COST, I will buy mo: _ inj you ������li n u . what -1 bluff. The fir.-1 buyer has the first chol tnj I Sto , , your mln , NOW and i. .t NOTICt ��� 4 4 <V + v V * * W. E. FALES * ��� Opp. T. 3. Trapp's Columbia Street I I nops.s of Canad.an North-West Homestead Regulations. x ��� \m ew t action of Do- Manitoba, Saskatch- i excepting 8 and -' may be homesteaded the Sole head ol i male ov ir IS yes ��� ,,, to I ot one-quarter e - in.:; 160 a res, mo ������ or le spp] tor entry nr; on by the applicant at Uonim,' Lands Agency or sub- district In which the 11 Entry by proxy may. �����".��� made . t an ageai y din i tlo ��� bj i he father; moth- brol b v or sisti r of inioiiu: j homesteadei eadi i is rejulred to per- stead duties nnd- i one ji ' owing phills; ii Al ieasl six months' residence ultlvatlon ot the land In for three years. '-' a homesteader may, if he so norm the required real- lence duties by living on farming nd owm I solely by him. not less :-' ' .s.ii acres In extent, in of his homestead Jolnl Vl land will not meet this jwulrern ' father tor mother, if the bthi leceaaed) of a homesteader a�� permanent residence on farming nd owned solely by him, not less nan eighty 'SO) acres in extent, In ''��� vlcinlt; of the homestead, or up- mestead entered for by him Inlty, such homesteader may 'rform h own residence duties by th the tather lor mother). It) 'i i.mi "vicinity" iu the two paragraphs' Is defined as 11 '���'���' ni more than nine miles in line, exclusive "r the width lowances crossed In the Mb ,...n, '��� homesteader Intending to residence duties i_ ac- With the abOVI while living or on Farming land own- mseli must notify tha agent . trlei of such Intention. mths' notice In writing must to the Commissioner of Do- ;.niil'i al Ottawa. Of intention for patent. W w CORY, the Minister of the Interim'. 1 Unauthorised publication ������? ' tiseinoiit will not bo paid LAND REGISTRY ACT. Re ' ��� ' o .9 (Indus ��� ' pop !! m ol I ' ���'; Group i. Map UO, New ��� il rli : ..'��� ������ iot of the iOS.- of !'��� .'��� i'i. ite I "u In the nan ��� ������' Peter Latham, has i ..en til ' iflli u Notlci ��� tven that 1 shal at the of one month from late of th t | indication here of, Iss - II i of 1 Bald cer tificate, inless In the meanlrlme valid to me in writing. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar of Titles. Land Registry ofht ^ New Westminster. Ii C, Oct. 24. 1907. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN THK MATTER of the Estate of! Alexander Ewen. late of the City , ; X"" Westminster, British Columbia; deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-; sii'ii.i to the Revised 3tatutes of Brit- i ish Columbia, Chapter is;, that all [creditors and others having claims j against the l st ue of Alexander Ewen, , ! who died ou or abont the Sth day of I I July, 1907, are required on or before ��� I the 15th day of December, 1907, to I I send by post prepaid, or deliver to th? | I Undersigned, their Christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions; the full particulars of their claims, di-, ly verified; the statement of their account and the nature of the security, if any. held by them, and rtfRTHER TAKE NOTICE thai at-1 ter such lasl mentioned date the ex- | ecutors, John Hen Ir an i John _, Jardine, will proceed to distribute th >. uasel ��� ol the d e among the parti,,,, entltli d thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and that the said, executors will not be liable for tho j Wld a iseti or anj part thereof to anv ' per901 , ��� in ol whose claims no-' ii,v sh i!1 n ������- have een received by them al the time of such distribution, DATED a i New Westminster, this fith daj of November, 1907, MARTIN fi McQUARRIE, Solicitors for John Hendry and John n. Jardine, executors ot the said Estate. B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manufacturers and Dealers in All Kinds of Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, DoorB, Interior Finish, lurned Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. FARMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing and Draining. Royal City Branch, Columbia St. Telephone 12. New Westminster STARTING A BALKY HORSE. .'-s_a pfaia the ol <t Lesson for pt who I onquei balk, Motormen, po ��� I driv- to , , mission ti i cause '' Mowing described 1 .. re unable to make Co -,.d at torse to push him , . ,. if lot 1020, emexj n n thence west - ��� ea-t was B ... sent for wbi your pped out of the crowd ; and ��� ion I star! the animal S 1 patted the hoi ". ami then she pri 10 piece of white ie ���easing the sweet tooth oJ ,1 kind, nibbled al it, for the ������. 1 1 piece he had to n "it lo . a step- forward. the tin third morsel v ��� el en the horse was ; track are! business was bein rr- Costly Private Drives. ��� A ������ are building up son grand pi ��� ��� esta es," Bai I lioi ��� ��� r oui private ��� though, 'i . not compare as j I !. ' in ��� 1 ;land. There 1-. for in- 1 eoi Bucel��- at Bou "i. The private ind this esta : Id ' le COSt $1,1 30,1 10 to I build. The Duke of Argyll has I ! Lnverary a private drive on hank, of Loch I'.vin' thi ' cost $1 .- I 550,000, and tin- drive has fcrei - both sides that were planted by kings and queens. The Marquis of Aylesbury, Lord Overtoun, tb.e Duke of Westminster and the Duke of fonshire all own private drives that cost $1,000,000 or ra re to ; build."���Philadelphia Bulii New Westminster Land District. District of New Westminster. TAKK NOTICE t_at Harrlel I of Hammond, 13. C., occupation '��� Intends to apply for permission to purchase iii.. following described land--: Commencing at a post planted at the south, ,i corner of lot 1650 New Westminster Land blstrlcf, thence north 20 Chains more or less to th N W. corner of said lor. I860, thence i a 100 chains, thence south to the ; thenc westerly aions; the shore, to the point of oommenoement. D i Ii".'. ".. 1001 HARRIET ;���'" ��� Per a S Foi I a LAND REGISTRY ACT. Salamander Quartz Glass. Quartz glass, now to be manufactured in Uir^e quantities, has tnany wonderful properties. It can be heated to nearly 2,500 degrees li. without noticeably softening. A steel safe having windows of this material would melt before the windows themselves would ba destroyed by lire. A lamp chimney made of it could be heated red hot and plunged i '.' '��� ���(��� water without cracking, while a cut glass dish made of it could be used to bake a pudding without anv harmful effect. Re lots 47 and 48, block 2, suhdl1 of lot 2U2. group I v: ������'. Westminster ilistrii I i Port Moodyi Whereas proot of the l<ws ol ��� cate of title numbei 3290A, issued in the name of W. Norman Bole, been filed ln th Notice is hereby given that l shall, at the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication Ueri of, issue a duplicate Of the said certificate, unless in the meantime valid ab- jectlon be made to me in writ C, S. KEITH District Registrar oi 1 Land Registry Office, New Westminster, B. C, January 8, 1908. LAND REGISTRY ACT. Take notii.e that an application has been made to register .lolin B. Rush- ton as the owner in fee simple, under a tax sile deed from the mayor and Wireless Torpedoes as Boomerangs, treasurer of the City of New West- The United States navy depart- , minster, to John B. Rushton. bearing ment is fully cognizant of tho work :dale tne 2Tth day of September, A. D. done by the wireless torpedoes late- lg02i of al, and 8mgular that certain ly tested by the Japanese government, but it is not yet decided whether or not they will be adopted bv this country. It is admitted that 6 UL.1_.ET IN Great Northern Railway V. W. & Y. RY. Leaves Daily the torpedoes are controlled by the I len /.ian wave--, but the question with our navy department is whether interfering Hertzian waves from tbe enemy could not turn them to tho destruction of tlie ship which launched them. 9:20 a m 4:35 4:35 _ 9": 20 p m p in a m 3: no p m 9:56 p m 12:1" a in NEW WESTMINSTER Blaine. Bellinghani, Burlington, Mt Vernon, Everett, Seattle, Portland Spokane.St.Paul,and all points East Anaeortes, Woolley. Rockport. Vancouver Arrives Daily 3:00 p m P m parcel or tract of land and premises . situate, lying and being in the City of New Westminster, in the Province of British Columbia, more particularly known and described as lot one of the northeast half of lot 26, blocK 5. You and each of you are required to contest the claim of the tax purchaser within forty-nve days from the date of this notice, otherwise I .shall register John B. Rushton as owner thereof ln fee. And I hereby direc' that publication of this notice for thirty days ln a dally newspaper published at New Westminster will be good and sufficient service thereof. Dated at the Land Registry Office, "The Owl," betweeu Seattle, New Westminster & intermediate points 0:20 Word Juggling. Grander. Matthews sometimes i treats hi8 Columbian pupils to a ' soinewbat bewildering exhibition of \ \ word juggling, lie was giving his i English literature class a brief dis- uatec i 6erfation on a certain living author i New Westminster, Province of British i whose works be does not greatly ad- ] Columbia, this 28th day of December, I mire. 'Tie may have taken a four;A.D. 1907. j year course in ignorance," said Pro-; C. S. KEITH, I fessor Matthews, "but be must have ! District. Registrar. j been born very ignorant, too, for I To Thomas Mowatt,. Esq. nt his early age be could not possi- | All iiersons served with this notice, : bly have acquired all tbe ignorance land those claiming through or un��er Arrive Leave New Westminster for ilulchon 3:50 p. m. Gulchon ti p.m., Monday, Wednesday, Friday. S 15 a.m. arrive from Julchon; 9:10 a.m. Lv. for Vancouver. ROUTE OF THK FAMOl S ^ORIENTAL LIMITED" 2 Daily Overland Trains 2 s me, St. Paul, Minneapolis. Winnipeg, Duluth, Chicago, St. Loii- and all points East. complete Information, i berth reservation, etc., call on nr "dfli - . F. C. MEYERS., V at, Phone 194. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ll. M. ADAMS, Asst. Traffic Mgr, King Street, Union Station, Seattle, Wash. he possesses.' them and all persons c'aimlng any Imp ra LAND REGISTRY ACT. LAND REGISTRY ACT. A Two Sided Newspaper. The oddest newspaper in the world is one named the Woehen- blntt, which is published in (irnnin- gen, a small town of some 1,200 inhabitants in the canton of Zurich, : in Switzerland, It is the only news- paper in the place and is at one and q game time the organ of the i.ioeral Conservatives and the So- : rial Democrats. 1' igea I and 8 ba long to the Liberals and pages 3 nnd 1 to the Socialists, and the two parties abuse one another heartily in ' its pagi i interest ln the said laud by virtue of i any unregistered Instrument, and all persons claiming any Interest, in the i said land by descent, whore title Is j not. registered under the provisions of ] the "Land Registry Act" shall bo for- I ever estopped and debarred from seating up any clulm to or in resp CI ot the said land so sold for taxes as provided by the "Land Registry Act." _ ; Canadian Pacific trand Trunk Ry.i railway company ^celient Train Service Between I Chicago, London, Hamilton, Toronto, | Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, And all the principal business centers of ''NTARIO, QUEBEC and the MARITIME PROVINCES. Also to BUFFALO, NEW YORK and 1 H1LADELPHIA, via Niagara Falls. For Tim�� Tables, etc.. address GEO. W. VAUX. AA_����t*2?_1j Paww,K6<- ��"<1 Ticket AKent. m Ad_m8 st Cnicag0( In THE SCENIC RAILWAY OF AMERICA, miming throngh first class Sleepers, tourist, and dining cars leaves dally at 3:16; makes close connections for all Kootenay points and also St. Paul, Chicago and other United States iwlnts. ED. OOULET, Agent, New Westminster ir to E. ,T. COYLE, Asst. Oenl. Pass. Agt��� Vancouver. R. MILES & CO. Plumbers, Gas and Hot Water filers, f/t. Repairs of all kinds Riven special attention. Sewer connections made. Moderate Charges. Phone A 377 Front St. N��w Wotmliwter Ite lot 10, block I; lots in and 23, block 2; lot s, block "; lets 5 and is, block t; lota s and 21, block 5; lots 5 and is, block t;; lota 13 and 28, block 7. lots li and 19, block H; lots l and IT, block B; lots 12 and 28, block 10; lots 7 and 20, Mv-tk 11; lots I ni'l 2(1, Clock 12; lot 7, block It; lots I. 2, 3, 1, 5, 1.9, 20, 21. 22 and '-:;. '���il "'i< 17; lots l. 2, :;, 4,5, in, it, 12, 13, IX, 1.9, 2D, 21. 22, 27, 2S, 29 and 30, block IB; of lot 227, (1 I. New Westminster district. Whereas proof of the loss of certificate of title number 1033A, issued In the name o! William C. Mitcliell, has be* n tiled in this office. Notice U hereby given that I shall, a' the expiration of one month from tne date of the first publication hereof, issue a duplicate of the said certificate, unless In the meantime valid objection be made to me ln writing. C. 8. KEITH, District Registrar of Titles. Lund Registry Office, New Westminster, B. C��� January 11, 1908. II bloc! northeast half of lol New Westiuiusi. i City, Whereas proof of the loss of oei ll cate of title number 4085A, issue I In the name of Emil) Moore Dom ny. 1ms been filed in this office. Notice ls hereby given that I shall, at the .expiration of one month from the date of the first publication here of, issue .a duplicate of the said certificate, unless ln the meantime valid objection be made to me in writing. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar of Titles. Land Registry Office, New Westminster, B. C, January 4th, 1907. LAND REGISTRY ACT TAKE NOTICE that application has teen made to register Margtiret Double as the owner ln Fee Simple, und ir a Tax Sale Deed from S. A. Fletcher, to Margaret Dobble, bearing date the 1st day of December, A. D. liu 2, of all and singular that, certain parcel or tract of land and pr tn'ses situate, lying and being In the District of New Westminister, ln tha Province oT British Columbia,more particularly kuow.i Country Doctors Dying Out. The country doctor is rapidly becoming extinct us n species. The men otic meets at their societies look, dress, talk und act as tho men do at any meeting of city physicians. The papers presented are quite up to the city standard, tho discussions I and described as Lots IS to 25, incl'i- mavkcdly above those of the city j sjvei Block 4, being parts ot south- nicu. The surgical experiences re-: west of gection 2, Township 16. lated would astonish some men who; You and each of you are required think the city clinics and clinicians 110 -0-^^ the claim of tie tax pur- do all of this work or at least all, chager wlthlll f0rty-flve days from the that is well done. ��� Kansas City I date of tn._ flrs��� publication ot this Star. English and American Billiard Tablet, Bowling Alley*, etc. New and second - hand tablet and auppllea In itock. R.1H. CLIBURN Phone A2698. ?. O. Box 1185 Bowling Alley, Pender St., VANCOUVER Agent for Messrs. Samuel May & Co., Toronto. , .�� ' -^ni?' Nina Great Ship Canal*. There are nine great ship canals in the world, and all of these have been built within the last seventy- five years. They are the Suez ca- nai, tho Cronstadt and St. Petersburg canal, the Corinth canal, the Manchester ship canal, the Kaiser Wilhelm, the Elbe and Trave, the Welland and the two canals connecting Lake Superior and Lake Huron, between Canada and this country. notice upon you, otherwise I shall register Margaret Dobble as owner thereof ln fee. And I hereby direct that publication of this notice for one month ln a dally newspaper published at New Westminster will be good and sufficient service thereof. D*ated at the Land Registry offlCJ New Westminster, Province of British Columbia, thla 29th day ot August. A. D. 1007. 0. 8. KEITH, District Registrar. To Benjamin Douglas, Esq, :- "��� M Q ri '���.!_:,*,.^ . 1"^ 'I'-'^lat! !__0r ���' 1, t I , II , o^fli"*1V . ���f.t'V.n;.,'������' 'b ' yl ���:��_�����:' .11 1 '5 .P'lC*'wr*ya ,i'U fMil _������ sin \v ��� V ���.'��>��� <��ii '4 V: 'nr-r*,''T;l___b "��� '.'IT. ___B_r_i * f ��� . .if. f>AGB HUGH- _. V ft r'* v.' f. 1 . .-i M ,v; lit '.' * ��� #1,1��%. '�����.��� ""��� I., . ������ t* -.. ��� ���I '.,. il' .rX-irH" : n . i ,'��� ���.. ,i- * ���ir ��** ��.*:* .-*".��� BtflK' tJJ THE DAILY UEWS. FRIDAY, jan 17 School Supplies Office Supplies Tide Tables, 1908 Diaries, 1908 AT MOREY'S 217-219 Columbia St. For Your Chick's HEALTH Sturtevant's Cure, Egg Food, Thanollce, Lice Painf, etc. MUIR'S Drug Store Columbia St., New Westminster Telephone 83. tr ADVERTISE 5�� ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS To INCREASE Your BUSINESS. Best Ones Nice Big Fellows 25c Per Dozen Same as we have been selling for ;if>c. These are the very best Navel Oranges. We have a few boxes of Figs left over from Christmas which we are selling at a very low price. TRY Schuard's COCOA IT'S FINE *********** CAM The People's Grocer 1 AMITY LODGE WILL MR KITCHEN ECONOMY (S i i i t 11 ��� i 11 �� i i, II I ! ERECT OWN BUILDING Oddfellows Propose Expending $5,000 on Structure for Fraternal Gatherings. AND GOOD PAKH1C, UJt TMB PREMIER TREA5URE The healthy financial condition of ' Amity lodge, No. 27, I, O. O. F., coupled with the resentment caused i by the increase In the rental charged I that organization for us* of its hea I- j quartern in tne Odd Fellows' hall, j ��� iias induced tile members to take ! steps tending towards the building of a hall tu be used by the lodge for j j meetings and entertainments. The j j cost of the tuggested structure would i | be in the neighuoi'.iood of from $0000. 1 to $0000, the site costing from $2000 to $4000, the remainder of the sum | being expended upon the erecting of I a substantial building. Options have been secured on two I desirable building sites, one at the : corner of Agues and Eighth streets, I purchasable for $2000, and the other on Lome street, a short distance i above the opera house. This site is | on the market with a reserve price of | nearly $4000. At the regular weekly meeting of Amity lodge to be held oa Monday evening the matter will be taken in.o final consideration, and a decision arrived at. From the trend of opinion among prominent members of the lodge, it is more th.in likely that the proposition will be endorsed, and that a sum sufficient to carry out the project wul be voted. Not only would the Amity hall be used for lodge purposes by different fraternal societies, but We consider this the best value of any* RANGE in the market. ANDERSON y LUSBY Columbia St., New Westminster, B. C. Bros., of Winnipeg, and other coin- ponies of railway 'builders are send- ' ing representatives west to figure on provision .. ��� .. T, .��� . . r i the construction of the Pacific coust ��� Here's Your Opportunity end of the line. $4201) biiys a fine two storey, 10-roomed dwelling in the heart of residential New Westminster. The house is beautifully finished inside and outside, and well built. It ls up-to-date in every respect. Two large lots go with the house; one having garden and considerable large and small fruit, the other is In lawn. To the right party buying, we can deliver on payment of $200 and the usuai ejo��ts.7 incidental, and no other payment will be required for about a year. Tlie total price is $4200, and tne house is at present rented for I25.Q0 per month. DOESN'T THAT LOOK GOOD TO YOU ? Malms, Coulthard & Co. w. J. H. VIDAL, Mgr. Real Estate Department wouid also be made for holding entertainments, lectures and political meet ings, a roomy hall being built for this I purpose. The general hall would be Another Tremor, in the basement as, according to the' Port-Au-Prlhce, Hay;:, jan. 16.���Ani constitution of most fraternal socie-1 earthquake has occurred at Gonaives, ties, meetings must only be held in \ 55 miles west of this city. A few upper rooms. . , houses have been destroyed and others " ��� I were damaged. No news of lives lost \ Mainland-Island Line. ; has been reported. Communication is ; Ottawa, Jan. lti���William Sloan pre-j broken. The shocks continue. The sented the petition to the House to-, flrst was followed by a tidal wave. day of the Vancouver Island and East-1 Gonaives is one of the most thriv.ngi ern Railway company for building a j towns in the Haytien republic. It is railway from the city of Victoria by i a bishop's see, and has a population I Seymour Narrows and Yellowhead ��� of about 1800. Pass to Edmonton. T. W. Peterson, Victoria, and W. J. Haney, Toronto, are among the incorporators. .���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������*��������'��� Pickard China j Call and examine our stock of tho Pickard China. We ��re 8ole J Agents for the Pickard Hand Painted CHINA In New Westminster. ��� Every piece guaranteed hand-painted. Also a line of the lest ��� Limoges China. No Politics for George Ade. La Ports, Ind., .Ian. 16.���George Ade, humorist and playwright, wiio recently announced himself as a candidate for delegate from the tenth In- | diana district to the Republican na- I tional convention in Chicago, yester- I day announced his withdrawal. Ade j gives as his reason for this action that i he has no time for politics. '! : ��� ��� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������* W. C. CHAMBERLIN, T- t Agent Hamilton Watches Hot Sport in Trouble. Vancouver, Jan. 16.���A writ for $_0,- 000 damages has been issued against .E. S. Milligan, who. some time ago ran! his automobile into the windows of j Trorey's jewelry store, when turning from Granville street into Hastings; street. The plaintiff is A. M. Larson, who is suing on behalf of Wilhelmina Larson, his wife, E. M. Larson ;ind S. Larson, his daughters, who were alleged to have suffered from the accident. ���*��������������������������������������������������������������������������� 1908 Pocket and Office Diaries, Customs Tariff Blank Books, Letter Binding Cases, Office and School Supplies J.J. MACKAY & CO. Ml beetl found guilty by a court martial of Mayhem In shooting off bis right index finger In the hope of being mustered out of the service, He was sentenced to two years and six months' Imprisonment, which, however, has leen reduced by the re- vlsioniiiy board to one year and s:x months, BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS NEWS DEALERS Car Drops Over Trestle. Brantford, Out., Jan. 16.-A Grand] Mishap t0 German Cruiser Valley railway electric car dropped I Kieli ,Ian. 10._The new German | about twenty feet over a trestle arm0ured cruiser Scharnhor.-t rani -rl.lge near Paris last night, and Con- I agroulMi near Buelk last night, while j ductor Beacon, of Brantford, may die | engaged in evolutions. It is reported from injuries received. Motorm&n j that a nole one nnndred feet iong was Longhurst, also of Brantford, was seri- torn ,_ hor doub]e bottom. r-jiree of ously Injured and seven or eight pas- | the cruiser's stokeholds immediately sengers sustained painful bruises. j filled wjth wate, and lt was -ece8Sar|| to close the collision nilkhe.ids in order to prevent her from sinking. Later, under her own steam, thai' Ruse to Quit Service. Havana, Jan. 16,���Alonzo A. French, WWMww#< | a private in the Fifteenth cavalry, has cruiser entered the Imperial duck- j yard here, where she will undergo re- j pairs. i M :=<i n :ii;J[ awarded i w< 11 tion of ou W< i m i I: _ �������������������������� Contract Awarded. Messrs. Foley Bros., l/irsoa Stewart, of Vancouver, hav contract (or th hundred and twenty miles of the Grand Trunk Pacific railway, west from Edmonton. The contractors will start work early in the sea- Steamer Vadso Loses Launch. Victoria, Jan. IB.���Steamer Princess Beatrice, which returned today from northern British Colum ia, reports that the Bteamer Vadso was caught In ��i gale in Hecate straits and a launch on deck broke from Its lashings and was wrecked, smashing the just been ' steamer's nail. News was brought' construe- i from Jedway, Queen Charlotte islands, that W. Doran, a miner, who became Insane, jumped from a steam launch when being brought to the steamer on the way to an asylum, and was drown- A January * Sale of Whitewear We open a Sale in a Sale as it were���our Stock- taking Sale has been running along for a week and will continue until the end of the month. To-day We Commence Our January Sale of Ladies' Whitewear Marking down every article in our stock. These goods are bought as cheaply from the best makers as any merchant can buy. We are not afraid to have you compare our qualities and prices with any firm. Come in and see. Just read the list of prices below---every thing as advertised will be found on our bargain tables to-day. Ladies' White Cambric Underskirts Regular price Regular price Regular price .|3.00. Sale price, each $1.75 .$1.00. Sale price, each $1.00 .. .75c. Sale price, each ��� 50c Ladies' White Cambric Night Dresses Regular price $11.00. negular price $_.7.~. Regular price $2.00. Regular price J1.B0. Regular price $1.00. SaJe price, each $1,75 Sale price, each $1.60 Sale price, each $1,35 Sale price, eaxih $1.00 Sale price, each 75c Regular price 75c. Sale price, each 50c Ladies' White Cotton Corset Covers Regular prices ?5c, $1.00. S;ile price, eacTi 50c jtegular prices 45c, 50c. Sale price, each 25c Ladies' White Cotton Drawers Regular price .75c. Sale price, per pair 50c Ladies' White Cotton Chemise Regular price $1.25. Sale price 75c W. S. COLUSTER & Co. 247 Columbia Street, New Westmin iter The <jcoreia,The Royal McKenzie Street Formerly ST. PATRICK'S HALL son. Besides this firm, McArlhur ed despite efforts to save him. �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������< Electric Railway Service l *** 4 i Interurl m Line. Cars for Vancouver and wav stations will run every half- hour from 5:50 a. m. Lasl car leaves at n p. m. (Last car lv. Vancouver 11:30.) Cars leave tne depot every twenty inLmtPS for both Sapperton and city limits over the citj line. City Line: Cars leave tram ? office on the hour, twenty mm- ��� ut.es after and forty minutes af- ter, commencing at 0:20 a. m. Sapperton Line: Cars leave at ten minutes after the hour, half past and fifty minutes after the hour, commencing at C:,'i0 a. m. Sunday Service hall-nourly be- { tween 8.30 a.m. and 11 p.m. In the Home 5 VAUDEVILLE INSURANCE! POLICY Nothing protects the home from disaster and makes your loved ones safe from the struggles of poverty like LIFE INSURANCE. Take out a policy now. tomorrow may be '<��> late. We represent the time tried sun life assurance COMPANY atrioal Centres. OF CANADA. Leave your name at the office and ' our representative will call .\>n you j and explain our new i oiics plan. Performances The Latest Attractions, Fresh from the Big The- British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ltd i F.J.HART&C0. from 4:15! to 5:15 p. m., and from 8 to | 10:30 p. m. daily. New Westminster. LIMITED CKilHwack. Vancouver. Adults 25c, Children 15c. High ��� Class Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs OPENING TUESDAV at 2 o'clock and every day thereafter, from 2 W 5:30 and from 7 to 10:30, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday* Purchasing the Automobile The Red Spectre The Maniac Juggler Song, "Moonbeams and Dream of You." Come whem you like, stay a* long as you like. ADMISSION TO ALL-i--
Titled The Daily News from 1906-03-06 to 1912-04-24; Westminster Daily News from 1912-04-25 to 1912-12-04; and The New Westminster News from 1912-12-05 to 1914-09-04. Published by The Daily News Publishing Company, Limited from 1903-03-06 to 1912-04-24; and The National Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd. from 1912-04-25 to 1914-09-04.
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