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kite, ules & Co. flRE INSURANCE Westminster. b.c miE nt'-vibi ,; 106. 4 ; ewe White, Shiles & Co .RCAV 260 Co_.iv S��a St. Phoito 8S Jr- i:w WESTMINSTER, B. C. TUESDA'. MORNING, MAV 180: MAV *���-Miftg��� ten Mnts rT/R wfci'V iRATffAtdtS" THEY GIVE THBR TIME FORWARD PROTEST Ai TALENT FKD.1 L- Company Opposed Officers i I Publicity Associa- 1 ^known Parties Kep- bion Doing G od Work in jgjlbj Counsel. Interests i . itj ratis. -_ f fe-esen tt.- ���������- MCll13' ftODl^"-- -.;...' I the granting of ...- manufactur- . .;.i it. d tO , ,i,f il session last , materialise, and i ���*' organized ��� ��� ? ;, . .. j city a th.. . oiuKll _e_.uu jaaL . till COU_u.ii wMe m) ��� ������ ��� al g thi ti t. . ta ��� ���' an at ��� special .... ........ nei;r [utuw. I. waa, the u u . .-1 ..,- ** ,,* tly by the -'!*' : PUI eoiuuiunlcuUon Horn W. ��� "���"' "' ",:* ��� a of pub who, acting for '*'-.���'��� this fRESHET WOULD CARRY AWAY WEAKENED LULU ISLAND BRIDGE Tottering Structure in Immediate Need of Strengthening Board of Works Will Take Action at Once Thirteen Men Anxious to Chase Stray Cattle Into City- Pound, G. D. McMurphy Grts Job. POUR HUNDRED HOUSES DESTROYED BY EIRE Little Town of Antipolo is I . Practically Razed to the Ground Scores Homeless. s* MAV RE BUILT HERE of Big Lumber -n,t. Coiiceni' bin.. I; ��� ^^^________.ua Irec '__________________________________��� largi ratepayers," pro* mittini ot a new v i.: i i: e work the different wa ... al the a Brinen when they filed In- saw mills, wmaie cf which he thought .... last nigh! i hi read- In Sixth streel sewai l��. -law, the clients i��_a'a=t ij* in ; ! ���' I *1 t| . ��� t is in l evi l thai ,",..,;. present gas company, ��� Oanninsham, is probably one of tb man was present |ii'e meeting last evening Mr. ���.���desire? a hearing for his clients action is taken. His letter ^received and referred to the light mlttee to report at a later meet - lr, pari H reads: |j I understand that it is possible lirai* tilscusi on may take place I respec to the proposed Royal IjGas Improvement company's by- bof 190S al your meeting tonight, Ib respectfully to say that I am meted by clients, who are large payers, to respectfully request that *M ��� ��� ased to give a heSring |t date to be fixed by yob to the (meets of the by-law, .as the same' ���jectiona ile in its present shape laan.. grounds, for instance, giving ipower of lighting the city with- Ito another company is calculated ^produce. .; rivalry between the ex- g company and the new company, ��1 would !.e bound lo result as RKb rlvalt - do -result, in a cnt- Hiljrife.. fo that gas in the long iM.ld become cheaper than elec- ���hUng, which would inflict a Itblptv on the city's present sys. [(.electric lighting and might in jofmake It impossible for the (I to run Its electric lighting de- tmeat exc>; *. al a heavy loss. There ��provision made for any security Is,given by this company, which is Keren yet. _B far as 1 am aware, in- lorited, neither have the public ' the council. I presume, learned manes of the gentlemen who ani i promoters of the. scheme, a fact toll has an important bearing upon t matter. .Neither is there any placed upon the assignment or >ofthe company's rights made in by-law, so that in case it were I there is nothing to prevent the ��tcrs from selling out their mts to other parties." P* letter concludes by saying tbat e*n:��� nf 'ho writer consider that 'company should get the privilege """.nfactarlng gas for lighting pur- *!.but should be confined to manu- tiirlns gas for cooking, heating and Wucturlng purposes. Mr. Bole "that nothing be dono-tThTtl the ""-"Xt- of the measure have full ��r,"nitv of beini: heard before the Wfflell. aruoun pron :.-���::. ��� na men ol hi I ment ol N This monej �� I er to the active n.i li ��� . ol the a ��� I m In monthly in ;..:.!.. nts, i criber In I... i. to contribute a cer tain _ tated b uni evei y month. should ���>. i . . . i ��� ii special ....... cents yS{ H I thi: I I . ... board clause by clause, was responsible for [ng , . ., M |1;. K tomeen <. i . .- . . ..in l iii .. r are supplied ..: these rates on the sup . ������ ��� . Ion ol the city iKeaaurei Wi Sblli t : i . Oil] vn n.li-:l thai tho n : I I lions i . hanged In regaed to met< i . ..uild Two Large .Mills in R C. Mao la, May _. The town oi Vatl \ ;tii...... -. ��� ��� I ����� I.,,.,,. ..-��������� . pro. nn Ol Moivuij-. hav vuw mill:- U ��������������� about $75. ���������""' afiA .-..I practically desdoyod I j I ��� i ��� " > -ipac-i.- Ol i\HvoX iv, i hi-.,;--, -a wore burned ���,��������."������" feet evei ten h. i�� . ��� . , ��� I ��� liomoleRR i . Cam. . -i.; iiii- " ��� ������ saved. i:,. iri >���.-.:- i a��s( a by lightnins. Antipolo le ���; town ol 3500 inhabitants .. o.- .1 considerable per* Ime, and ���'. was finatl] Ivanccd to Lhe stage which permits t :u . ��� _. .., ,i, seal! J and I ������ . choice ol a poundkefcDer w.-.s a matter which claimed much ot the at- ,.lMi;, cents be�� the minimum' .. , : the city fathers, who found *lh;.;.,,, ,f ,,,,,. f0, ������.,, ... .,���- tha, Ives .ij against the propositionf^ n, ,. .,-,,, (��� minlmUm charge be . 10 Sins one from a list ol tbii j, :,��� .��� , 100 Ci, lr forl uf wftt0r pet leen By a process ot elimtnattan th^ ,r0Illh The ,,..���,, WM ,.rf<.,,ri, toj 'Icki much stress cannot be laid up- number was gradually narrowed and lll(, Anance committee for report on the fact tint- ..:i the offlc* rs of tie ���'��� '������ �� onlj wen,l to the ballot The sue- v (i ... . chairman of the watei Publicity association are giving their cessful applicant was George D. committee read a reporl of Superin- services absolutelj tree of charge, no McMurphy, with M 1.. Swart, of ton(]<,nt ^lolli ���n various matins re remuneration being paid to any per- Vancouver, second best. forred to him Those were taken un, son for work done In connection w.Tr. Aid. Henlej waxed eloquent when] cjaui Dj C]auae Tho tirst dealt with Lhe advertising campaign, lt is not he rose In committee to Imprest upon Ufa [equested extension ot the water' the Intention of the executive to have his follow aldermen, from the respon- ma-,J 1;oni ,,.. ,,,,,.;,-���, termination on .my paid official at present. sible posttion of chairman of the board Lulu ,, ..:li 1o ��� numbei ,��� ,Vsi,iemes' shook Hands with Emma ftoldman, I next yen .., 13 lutti in ..; M '������ ol M au apcilia, >iinn., 11,, ti dUnig im ��� ��� ��� ttee ���. .i.n..ii ��� . ��� rnp m>, ,, ,,;., ,.,.,,, iu Mum, ho a, v.he iu m.i the I'.ii-.-H Be i ,i. ' l,,,vno,| <1i\ Ham- ti : i' miles east i Vina couvt i. and thi sit, ol thi 0, h< i wt_ ...: \,,,..., v. i oi n*. >���* Wei o.',owter. i., a wa�� thi i.iMi.in, emen. \-i\nU*. a: the iio-.-i Vancottver i> \i> "-. m Ion, who with his panncr, S. D. sun i"iam iseo, Maj I. in ths FN s ii i .i house is Prlvatia Bn ol companj a, Kim Batta . . '���: . ;, .im ii-- linwaldn ha�� been .entitled us the s��.ld(ev who *-hool^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ bunds with Knima (i.ildnnan. queen of! ,!,,,5'-k��. ^ Scanlon, Minn., has just re- Vnarchlste, and pledged her h i aa al stance, The IdeutlBcatloh wn- me l< '���> detivlives of thft police force, nnd I was plnooil undov anosi. ltnv ilda' will be brought before a mm manlal! hnu,'red 8<iuare mlle" *��* timber limit-. i .nnod trom an Inspection trip to thp i���Hi,s,Mi Lake eonnir;. In that di��. u iet, including the Lillooet aiul Che halt* river*, thej already own ',n�� At last night's executive meeting a of works, the necessltj of .ninn dl.ate $7."< 4.st��. rhe alderman appeared to to receive further eon- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Ipn thc island. The ie,-,,nt sla'ed that number of plans and BchSmes were action to guard against possible disai-- i620 feet of two Inch pipe would eosl iLacussed, chief among which was tho ter from the overtaxing Of the suggestion advanced at a previous meeting by l_. ll. San is that the declared that it Associated l'ress be requested to appoint a regular correspondent at thla point. It was decided last night to write to Superintendent of C. P. H. Telegraphs Wilson, of Vancouver,^ with reference to this proposition. qui il >n that thc aldermen Bllentlyj^ainjto th Efforts are being made to secure a debal d for some minutes, Aid Fader room in the city hall where future suggested that an expert engineer be mcteJJngs can be held and where the called to give an opinion on the mat- work of the association can be car THII I. BASEBALL GAMES TO III. PLAYED THIS KEEK Vier many delays, the s matches for the season has al lust been diawn up. Three games are to be played this week, the ftMt park What was to be done '.' was the ml lied on permanently, The publication of pamphlets, descriptive of the city and Fraser valley, famished material for discussion, several valuable suggestions being re- strength ot the Lulu island bridge. He be in favor of tho (,oing nf (hl. work declared that it was positively dan- bu, *,, ,, ��� ,��� ,:1V ,, ���n ,,���. t|)Hp un-j,w8oball geroua for a loaded rig to cross .and; ,��� ,,,, ,,,,, , ���r ,���0 ,.jtv ,,���,,, 011 Ultt" pointed out that thc foundations weiT? .;s|.uui (!ien .-iitti n. llo also brought Superintrni-, sideratlon _______________________________________________________..........................____________ ent Fumes, to back up his remarks. rh'( .,,,,;������, dau8e ^commended thol lttktoB "larp Um^M al ^ueen*8 construction of a four Inch branch between the BappartOh swatters aud B.C. Manufacturing Co'a, ittta panting Palntete, the two aggre- rhi recommendation was adopt (cations being about evenly matched, ed Bttbjecl io the company being as far u oan be .bulged from thi class willing to pay the eosl, $31. of ball each has put up at pracfleo. Tine third clause referred to the pro. Oil Thursday the Sapperton team will posed closing of the pipe lino road; meet the Columbian college boys wli'.'.o throwh the provincial asylum farm on! on Hatutday tiir college team wtll the I'm Lake road The superintend ' nave to deliver the goods In first claBs rlleved that there shoubl bo UOI Btyle If ll Is to keep lUiwn the city ) long as i.i'ys were sup- ; team to an even score. The full Hit plied for the use of the water works of mAtohei to bo played up to Satur- i mpl.iyoias. jt wns decided that | day, June ���>, when the college closea here ter, but it was argued that there was. no use In calling an export when ft ent believe,] dilliiAlIt:,. BO layman could see at a glance that the bridge was unsafe. Suggestions for driving more piles to support the bridge wen; discussed, also whether 11 celved. These will be acietl upon at wtjuld be advisable to rush tho by- B later date. The writing of illustrated law for tho sale of Lulu island lands articles for outside papers was elBo! through in order to start the oonatruo-1 thfl 0(mm,:1 .,��� ,������ ,mJ look over! for the aummet holidays, ll tion of the bridge earlier. The latter! ||l(, _,���,������,������ Tll��� 0,augfl w&| ,aM j pr,Bted: wns dismissed, for It was evident that ov,,_ mil|| n���., w.���(,.. ,h(l oouncl] ln( MRy 5_SlHn,���ll(,M vfl PalBtGrH. the bridge would have to cm strength, ,,���, m6antime ,() vlew Ul��� Hituatiou.| Mny 7���Columbian rcllege va Sap- en.d to last for a year or two until v,., ,���,���,���,. ,.(,1K)rt0(, fo,. th(1 Board| pfirtOh, May 3���Columbian college vs. CHy. Mny 12���Sappovlon vb. City. \V. Myers Gray, be granted TTie re-' May Hl���ralnlnrs vr. City. port waa adopted suggested, while it was definitely decided to place classified advertisements calling attention to the advantages of this district in such widely circulating periodicals as the Pacific Coast Monthly, the Farmer's Magazine, and Everybody's Magazine. I of Works, recommending that the: | triangular strip of lnnd requested by Tne ro ' WESTMINSTER JUNIORS ARE HOLDERS OF LEAGUE CUP ���V Collecting Coal fo tonairno. May I mt' no mora gam tlsh-Canadlan game called off on account r East. play, d in Westminster Theo. C. Dennis, a guarantee, which was refused the new bridge was ready, it was flqally decided to put It up to the board of works to strengthen the structure. Aid. Shiles, during the debate, remarked that in a freshet j Some lm|p dlioutiton nrose ov like that of 189. the bridge would last the rf,por. of ���,��� rtl|���r ,)f po,|r(. ���,������ not one second more than a space ot^ r,.t,.nC(, (o thp [mpottndlng of n herd j five mlnutea. i,,f r0Ws jn Sapperton owned by .1. S, Plegar. The chief reported thnt thei cows had bei n allowed to roam on the, llreetl unattended. The police com-' mlttee recomnrended that the request of Mr. Flcger for the Tefund of the money be not. granted. Several of tho| .���'dernien objected that the other side, I liould first be hoard. The motion toi adopt the report was lost, Aldermen J; rdlne and Fader Itipportlng. A mo- tiOO by Aid. Johnston to refer the matter back tO the committee to obtnln Mr. FlegOr's version nnd report wttsj carried. Md. lieriby reported regarding the iiiiilding of a house on QoMOtt street, i thai 'he C. P. it owned the road, nnd I .aked that the eonncll rWt the! rnlloee vb. T, Uaslam, secretary of the West- Communications. imusfer Football clhb, returned last Poundkeeper W. H. Paiterson re- evening from attending a meeting of ported that during April he had Inline Vancouver Distrlcl Association pounded 19 rows, two calves and two Foot, all leaaue in Vancouver. Throuth horses. The receipts for thc month tne defaulting of the other teams in were $44. ,<V Filed for reference, the juu.or league, tbe juniors of West- The fire department reported for the minster will bold tbe Vancouver dis- month of April four fire alarms, none tricL league cup this year. Senior of them serious, and two of them false foo;iiall closed oa the last of April, alarms. Filed for reference. and although there are two schedule Dr. (.'. J, Ragan, provincial health atcbea yet unplayed, there will be officer, wrote the council asking snp- es this season. The Scot-' port in the organized campaign has also been against tuberculosis, setting forth at ot a failure to length the greal losses of the country obtain grounds. They could have through this disease The letter states but demanded diet the cities and reetdents of the province have ron'rlhut'-d generously. May .fi���Columbian PalnterB. May 23���Columbian college vb. City. May 2fi���SnptiertPTi vs. Columbian college. Mny 30���Painter, vs. Sapperton. June 2���Citv vi, Rsppcrton. June 6���Painters vs. City. OVER ONE HUNDRED DROWN WHEN FERRYBOAT CAPSIZES \ .1, al for the purchase of about forty- ,ii.' additional timber berts 'in the game region aad involving between i to,n and five hundivil thousand doHai. ��� pendihl Those vasi areas are now boinu , raised by their p\pert? The ni.iiiin mill will bo employed prnwinp 'foi the domestic market, while tire ehedulo of l""i'"-',l eo.ist plant, will CalhJ p'�� olnsiv. lv to export trade. The log? to Supply the last named plant will !,<? floated down the Frft_rer river. \e\i lo Ftederick Weyefhauaef, the famous American timber OperalOtl-) Mr, Si-anlon is the ,nosl ette&tfttt OWttet! of timher\borts In tho l.tnit*=_ State i He slated today thai the logs will Le soiled in the Harrison viveT, and the claaSei host adapted fov ex- pi t will be Uttltnd at the coapt mil!. 11, i= ah enthusiast about the great finure before the Hrlli-ih Columbia lumbering Industry, ami predicted that the next congress will place foreign manufactured lumber of the free lift "Alleged political expediency h��f> hitherto prevented thp paaftage of the enactment, but the unanimous wiehee of the American people will Boon he realised," said Mr Reunion today. "Tho tnovptiirnl In favor of free 'pap**". and paper products Is also "Seine Strongly' championed and Is likely v. Im succeBsfiil. This will pTbve .���. g<eM lui n to Canada." Mr. Scanlon added that his firm h8rt*i recently sustained heavy losses by th* disastrous tornado which recently swept through the southern ptateR. Many miles of their timber limits in Alabama were felled. In one lnsta��.CT. n tract for a distance of twelve' HUM hnd been rendered Impassible, although It formerly contained ponfl roads. Mr. Scanlon expects to spend the next fortnight Iti British Columbia. fi-.a ���of thr��� department of mines, Ot- A delegation ot the Calgary team Vancouver hai contributed |8000, and i0C8Ut, an,, ir]vi. ;���Iv|,.��� T,���. ,n(iv���r ts makinj HbCoiur la Ned with PHon of .addressed tho tnectinc asking for a ar, annual subscription nf $_000; Vlc-i mtch with an all-Mainland team to- toria 12500 and $1000 annually; New' abandoned Westminster $HKi0 -ind $2.".0 per an- and Kamloops $7T.O and $100 an offie-al tour He has been enj e task of collecting a night, but this has to be ���""'".'���nt from every produc- owing to the Ume being Insufficient toj nam _ ^..-, -.���. .. . l.,.,COa' mine in the province. The get a team togethef. Udrsmltn mad, per annum. Dr. Fagan potato out that. JJ-" ��Wpment. wil, be forwarded a proposition to nlav the Callies for the need now is for a separate build- Mhe *��ool or mines at Kingston to $,.00 a side, but this they declined un- ing for advanced cas^s and *isks tha ^f" ^ elaborate .series of tests less expenses were guaranteed, which, the city give a per capita gr.nt equal nroilUC UfflDI/ i*^--"' "-ir respective coking. Ladysmith refused. The Callies leav. to about $r,0 per ^^ '^ \\\\\\ TO RESUME WORK C"* -' Sas producing qualities, for their prairie home today, victor, tton Heterred to -he ..nance commit- jns.tn��|t|r|j ny BFYNOLDS HI. Petersburg, Mny 4, A ferry- bi.'il on the Klvcr I^lper Cflpalisd yes- tenliiy nenr HUilmff, In the government of Mohllofr, nnd one hnndied and tWSfity persons were drowned. The boat wns filled wilh peasants, iheir wives find children, returning from church It was overcrowdl-fl', tinTI became uflmaoageftblt Ib the midst of Hi" Stream The piiR<irngers Inst their hi ads and turned the bo,at over by tated that the cftjr routed tiie street f:om the railway company for a dollar a year and had the right to sidewalks there.-* It was left to the mayor to crowding to one side. ripolnt a time, for the council to meet here and study the situation. Let Him Die. Portland. Mty 4���A spenihl fK-rm Boise I Ills forenoon snya that Harry Orchard Is renewing his request to be allowed tO die. Orchard says lit* in Idaho penitentiary Is worse than death Lei huso the prisoners shtm hini and be Is comparatively isolatedl froth human companionship. The Idaho board of pardons meet* tomorrow to consider Orchar6BJT"cBa.��i. and HflleSs lhe board turns dfl%_ Orchard's own request he wiff tne hanged on May 15. . Liberal Names Are Struck Off Voters' List by S. A. Fletcher foul's wtH inter be .published' of the Peoples shield g '-'fetal bulletin of h's depart-' ' will be held on Ttie~day. Ma lee to retiort. ?S'ii _j '__aW.ai...M. ,W. ,W. ,U..U.M^AM. *WU. ������?���'..- ���.���..-,.������,.���:.���,.���i.-..���,f ��� -- The ,annU meeting of the leagu.; AM. Jardine stated that be did not 26. know of any $2o0 being granted an- .��� nually. stated that This Is My 52nd Birthday .lObttflflttOHM-'NIIIIIIIII "���"""'"-j The ma-/or I l Columbian h03pit,at tf was VS-dfZ, May I 'rhe A task a H"iii'' the Koyal| ra.lwa-,-, the btOfcrttpt fieynolds pio- eontlnnall- ,��� *. ,. blag revived by B t, Teter, ':; taking in tuberculosis patients and thei . ke- president of the Reynolds Alaska # board Of managers expected shortly to Devefoptaeot comjiany. A par'.v of % erect a small building especially toi r-rrkmefl was sent to K'ystone can- neodore I c,"i)tiiis rann| Theodore P. Shonts. rry Shonts, who as chairman of the Isthmian canal sl��n from 190. to 1907 formulated the plans for tho. Panama * born In Crawford county. Pennsylvania, May S, 18��< Ai ' ��y he removed with his parents to Iowa and recched his edecf n at Mrnmouth college. His railway experience began in 1SS1 as 8"|.'r|r: for a tin,, indent of construction of an Iowa line. Later he was owner ,0)t, "'��� 'he Indiana, Illrno * and Iowa railroad, which he sold COntr8 3h��re" In 1900' wit,�� " Krnu'' ��f as',orl-1ffis* hP 0b'a fo. ���' and rehabilitated the Toledo. St. Louis and Waatern -��� ^ *��� A{"'- leaving the Isthmlai canal commission Mr Shonts _�� irfare car and ra-iid transit systems nf New Vork e a I I ���t. I ��� i ��� 1 ���ft 1 i ��� ��� c, *mztt��umi,MmMmm><mr*mmm 1 the treatment of advanced cases of , on ���e.rerlay to Start working" on thp consumption. railroad grade where the fight oernr- A petition was received friltf Mill *"1 lair fall with the Copper River i% .fiHenti on the south side of Cariboo Northwestern employees. street, objectins to a shallow drain! Teter states th�� the project wlll be along that thoroughfare, asking that revived and more men wlll be put to ir. be replaced bya box drain. The work as soon as the snow leaves thi. petitioners also urge fhe necessity of' (.round. Where the men are noer .*- ag he lower part of the street In vtirktag Is a strategic point for any repair Referred to the chairman of railroad going from Valdez to ln- .ho board of works and health C6m-[ ter.or points. -lirren ro report. N'o move has "been made as yet to Reports. i clear up the Indebtedness of the Rey- \1.|. Shite, sn'.mittrrl a report on' no.de oompanles. Klr-hard MeBfldO, pfettlW of the p 0 inee ,rt llritisb (.oluinliln, Is. ac 'u'litig tO the ruling of K A. Fiftih f, Illegally entered upon tbe voters list ul' tins iii> as a person dulv qual.fiedj to vote at any election ��i this district. I_lgli��y names were struck US the city list at the court of revision conducted yesterday by Mr. Fletcher, forty eight were removed from the Hewney list and twenty-five, were marked off the Delta list./liberals ^^^^fci.ftWsed, promlfit Con 'fttive workers appearing et .the court house to protest against names appearing on th�� list. Aa objection from the Tories was considered sufficient evidence by Mr. Fletcher to warrant tbe name being alruck off the list, no evidence being taken In many) eerv.n eases. Persons who have ren>crei from thw district, but whose namrc still appeared on the list, were *_���>- I prl veil of their franchise ut the inaU- 1 gation of Conservative workers, _s spite of legal objections advanced t��y A. Whealler, who announces tbat t�� will appeal on behalf of a number ul vutess disfranchised by Mr. Fletcner. Although several Liberals residing ln Vencouver, but leglstered id Westminster, were struck off the list, It to to be noted that Premier McBride, n resldent of Victoria, still remain* among those entitled to vote at elee- ttons in this district. Mr. FMHwr has not attempted to explain t*f S0 happened to overlook the _,~ name when he wus so carefttRj" < ing the names of other ���bunOW ' s. a. Fio'cher supports ti* Q|fto: ative governaM-t*; ��4 :* h ��� 1 '.- *&>& fw**. ..; m 1* afti '������ 't?i> ������ \ l-v m 1 ^ev-��n 've_;'��' "'���li ������"Wi ��� ����� * ;. ��� -'. .it", "-f?vf- ,m, : *u x - '.1 <*.h' ���- *i . ��� mi I -Af*** f. \ \\\*i ���*' *���}��� . ,-:,**f--*: \.. v It '^i*'* .' "f"> - - *��#������$��� - i .,..J . . A m . _?' *ff*:*l_K ; '^#E_ ,':ri*��^rW ������ mi*-:- v ���. "ii :>? y** ���UNCI **,', ... tj*, .��-���-- -..-.-a-jL-S _���. A' Ij TT U. TUESDAY WiP fW .'*-. t nf1 _'i ___n_____'_,���*' _ ilP-lWl''* '" "a + Sfe''' *.ir ! iijB|h��* .,-���. ���������' '���' 'r_r_p"' '���'if'.*-.**' ,s: ri;��.;. VLl . tit i_ri",."i WW' ���A to"*;,.. - May 5. ti "��ti 11 Mrf ���.��, Utt hi' .*..._ *! 6f \f. *m m #$. Fi! ��� ft IWs' Wm _1��: ':����� ,ti ,��� 5,fe -.^ .-.��������� ,_.T.'ft Kj RCitfel in i, . 0* I H'jl)'' JSP Brazenly Copy Protected Marks >.i. :.,.... I a ue tuai > i loiS ..*_.- r_ix.vc i-i- ��� . .'. ��� ������ ���.'���'���' ��� '���- - * ���'*- * l\ tu gwt that people into trouble very ...��.n, for there are at the present time In Japan which an.; pirating ts of British' __i_u_ ,:.u-: .. and turning out iruita- uun g hi,U ' I makers in wh:ch itoijero' cut.-,-., and Scotch whisky are tj.-. prlncip il sufferers. Tirese imitations are so clever thai detection Is ically impossible un- y. th .,. cle Is tested by use. Tho imitations embrace trade marks and __.etho.J_ of packing. It is to be de- aunded that this business must be ���topped even if the stopping of it in- vofres the denouncement of the treaty ... m >en Great Britain and Japan. The B iter has boon brought uhltri* the noi ,��� of the iir.tish government by SUi Claude Macdonald, the Briti-s.-am-. .i i or to China, bttt so far there mi no redress. The field of [nimtion Is a wile one. A score of specific articles .'.ere brought to the ;ii ice of th foreign office, extending ���.'; the way from razors of Joseph, _.',,-er.. of Sheffield, to Rober-.on's Scotch whiskey, "J. R. D " Mend. TV Japanese hive a larrre factory at i Kwei-Van-: Fa the capital of Kwei- Tb.iu \ here they produce razors and o'.ho; * .-*: ttfeld" cutlery with the well _-.on.vn .*�����.����� ph Rogers na*.*.-= and trade OUtrfc At Osaka, they have . distillery md they produce several blends of, "Scotch and "Irish" tha' go all over Co ttast. The Gear of a Wheel. The gear of n bicycle is a median- ��� ical arrangement for increasing thei speed: it is accomplished bv mean- of Bproeki ts. the rate of increase depending on tho number of teeth; in , a - .et. If a wheel twen ty-siy. inches in diameter, for exam- pie, be geared to sixty-four, it will travel a., far in one r< volution of thi pedal- as if the diameter were sixty four inches instead of twenty-six. So Very Ensy! : i��mj[ jw*1- -v^g y-'-?r> " Tht Maple l.iaf FortVer" I We have taken the Maple Leaf for our trade mark, because it is Canadian. [*, O **************************,AAAA^^^^ PERFECTION COCOA i (Maplo Leaf Label) ; 7^*���:'<:���:?: v "i __^__��^ IS MADE IH CANADA, AND IS THE PUREST AND BEST. THE COWAN CO., Ltd.. TORONTO a R ******* eic ��� * * t * * * * * * * * * * * COMPANY, l united WHOLESALE and RETAIL FOR THE "jlBUmH Tho Duckling���Come on, Chickey, are you afraid you can't _wim? Nonsense! Jump right in. It's th�� easiest thing in the world.���St Nicholas Sent On Approval To Responsible People Laughlin FOUNTAIN PEN and RED GEM Uhe Ink Pencil BU5S r: .y?i \ J '-_>��� AT THE HOTELS. Russell. B. D. Lorimer. Toronto. C. H. Griffith, Calgary. P. Frazier. Vancouver. E. Shar-ie. Toronto. H. R. Maynard, Strathford. C. Lonogan, Vancouver. W. S. Crow. Toronto. J. S. Matthews, Vancouver. S. A. Begg, High River. Charles Durant. Vancouver. C. M. Shaw, Seattle. M. Colly. Portland. W. S. Pa:r:.-. San Francisco. D. A. Macdonald. Vancouver. H. C. Watkins, Anacortes. | WORKING MAN | .A Big, Roomy Shirt I Guaranteed by the maker and sold by ~ the retailer with the guarantee. I You take no chances with this shirt; We take all the chance. Prices 75c, $1, $1.25, up to $2.50 each Dark stripes, light stripes, checks, and plain browns and blacks. ��� i * * * * * * t * * * * * COLUMBIA STREET Phone 101 Pnonc 101 ***********��*, iOOO ********* *********0**^i,AAAA^u Disq-.'a'ified. Although Mr.:. Harlow Iov/h] her husband and admired what she . j-.-idered h_3 good points, it was a never euding sonree of amazement to her that he -had been chosen to fill the ofBee of __ayor for three ancci salve terms. ���"������Everybody knows ho*r much I think of James." she said in a dazed ���*���*_- to one of her husband's cousins. "f alwaya said end always should Bay that he is as good as gold. But if you'll tell me -whether you think a man who _a colcrr blind aud who brings home io.vs Lhat won't go when you wind -'ahem and who still thinks I could like 5a_VAa;.*f J-_ 0D]~ {rT [a Jjt f0r gy^ g positioa why, all I can say is I don't." ���louth's Companion. ���A Chinese Idea of Foreigners. The following is a quite modern Chi j ae��e conception of the foreigners' treatment of infectious cases: "If an epidemic broke out two foreigners took _te sick away and put them in a little l mom, washed them with lime water ��� and then locked them up so that no one t-onld see them on purpose that they Bilght soon die and not propagate the ��lh��ase. Wives and children might cry and weep, but the foreigner would but drive them away with sticks, for until da-id uo one must see those faces again. Better for al! of us to jump inti) tie sea than submit to this."��� Sontb China Post Every pen guaranteed lull UK: sclitl Gold���CUI ou right hau.l j.iay Le hod iu eiilic-r our staudard b!.ck opaque pattern, or -' :. bn .._.���':. 'i ranspai- ��� ��� as di -ir.H, either in plain cr engraved i.uish, a�� pieterred V �� * ���'��� '- 1 ^ >r��'li, : ' : ..:-.: ; ,..,.!.;, |, ��� I ,c tl a:, v.-; c.n I*. toi .-��� . -, . , , t, ��� ��� in ,: y <���!.,, r .. t Ml ��� .. ;:. P,arv ,.. .;. i ret n .'. a:., m- ���*.,. ,,.. | u�� ��:..uf_r il. Cnnimlicrh, . ��� , i I - �� Ci�� ], �� l.,.ol i -- i i --f Ci._t,.|.l.. u,,\ -�� tan;-, l !:. ti .- | .,.1,. :. ,, | ' I ' ' I' p| [ng Is.'. �� l.tr a :' '���-:. It fr.t 1 ��� ..'.. I 111 >.rlng) t**d, I'I.!,--.!-. : : ... . > ti -���! :���',' -- .-_*.-. U:-a crft�� fri-K htt.-; . *-,'..-. f . |. -,. _Ber,t�� w��nt��1 trril�� for tern-.i ��r.l. _ * ' IhI jy_ forp.1." A-tre*e Laughlin Mfg. Co. Majestic Bldg.. Detroit. Mich TME I IpS, Wardrobe Clothier | SELLING AGENT FOR NEW WESTMINSTER. Fruit Ranches Ten acres convenient to town. All slashed; no buildings; water; on good road. Price $1100. Reasonable terms Eight and one-quarter acres on Blue Mountain | two room house; small garden and chicken nou*-" md lendlj soil and good water. Price $12-0. Reasonable ti DOMINION TRUST [OH. THOS. R. PEARSON, Manager REAL ESTATE and INSURANT A. James. LAND REGISTRY ACT. Re the southeast quartir of section 11, township 2, New Westminster dis- i trict. A certificate of indefeasible title to! th-e above property will be issued to ��� James G. Smith on the fourth day of June, IS. us, unless in the meantime a' valid objection thereto be made to me in writing by a person or persons! claiming an estate or interest therein,' or in any part thereof. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar of Titles Land Registry Office, New Westminster, B.C., -May 2, 1908. HARDMAN I CO. PLUMBING and HEATING SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MALLEABLE RANGE. Front Street Trust Block J. HENLEY Manufacturer of Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Water? Family trade a specialty. Tel. 113. Office Eight street NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. J. McClughan, from Vancouver at S p. m., 2nd | and 10th of each month, calling at ! Skidegate on first trip and Bella Coola On second trip. RIVERS INLET, VAN ANDA, LUNO, ETC. S. S. Queen City. Prom Victoria S p.m. every Wednrs- day, from Vancouver in a.m. ever? 'J h-irs'lay. Returning arrives at Van .couver Sunday afternoon: at Victoria Monday morning, via Ladysmlfh. UP RIVER. Ramona��� From N. W. Tu.. Th., Saf. 8 i.m From Chwk. {.tin.. Wed.. _M> 7 a.m LOWER FRASER RIVER. S. S. Transfer. Steamer Transfer leaves New West- miaster Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, ; Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 2 : p.m. .Additional trip .Monday E a.m. Leave Westham Island .Monday, i Tuefday. Wednesday, Thursday, Sat- I urday at 7 a.m. Friday 6 a.m. Addi tional trip Saturday leave Ladner at face, $6.00. COAL! COA New Wellington COAL MAYERS & PRESTON P. O. Box 3-45 'Phone 105. OFFICE: FROWT STREET, FOOT Of SICTO. ��� ��� KEiViSIISI! F.CRAKEI English Watchmaker Two door* from* Co. Adams, Grocer' BOOKING TO A.\'I> FROM ANI POINTS IN THF. OLD COUNTRJ Ladies'Gold Watches from $12.75 up. | CAN BE ARRA.N'GKD AT THIS Of Gentlemen's Silver Watches, open ' FICE CANADIAN PACIFIC ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS Canadian Pacific Railway Co. ���rltla-h Columbia Coast Line Service. TIME TABLE 'Aritiqu'ty of an Old Tune. When Napoleon's army ww in Egypt * ia t"99 and the band struck up the tone which in England i_ set to the ��� *>__.- "We Won't Go Home Till Morn- ; V__tr" its -effect on the Bedouins was ��ierf_*Jcal. They leaped and shouted | _n<l wnbraned one another deliriously. , They averred that they were listening ���_�� tlie oldest and most popular rune of i f*<._r people. It is thought that the ���tune was brought to Europe from the dark continent In tbe eleventh century br.the Crusadera.���SL James' Gazette. ���Protection For Swlmmera. ������Cotton lu the ears," said a phyaV elan, "should be used by all those who . wv.ira out beyond their depth. You 'knaw how often good swimmers of ��� ttvti type drown, don't you? Their- drowning i_ Imputed to cramp, but ?ou will never lind one of the drowned with his cars stuffed with cotton. V.'".y? iTU tell you ��rby. Because lt usn't cramp that rauses these drown fjijs.s. It is a perforation of the ear- aSruri, followed by unconsciousness, !___<. to tlie pressure of the wftter. Crr.mp Isn't, after all, the deadly t/ilng _t ts made out to be. If you get a The person or persons having In 'heir custody or possession the following title deeds relating to the staid property are requested to deliver the1 same to the undersigned. ALASKA ROUTE. September 26, 1884���Charles Robert! *-8- Princess May. Culverwell to -Montague William Tyr- j Princes* May leaves Vancouver u'litt Drake, Robert Edwin Jackson ! February 22, .March 4, lt and .1 aud and Harry Dallas Helmcken, mortgage ; April 4. ���n fee. VAN��OUVER--VICTORlA ROUTE. January 9, 1856���Montague William : s,g. pPinceM Vict0ria T.rwhitt Drake, Harry Dallas Hel- '��� . ., , .. Leaves \acouver 1:30 p. ta- daily; arrives at Victoria 6:38 p. m. dally. Leaves Victoria 1 a. ra. daily; ar- I rives Vancouver 8 a. m. VICTORIA-SEATTLE ROUTE. S.S. Princess Beatrice Leaves Victoria 8:3(5 a. m. daily except Monday; arrives Seatlie 2:30 p. m. daily except .Monday. Leaves Seattle 11:80 p. n>. daily ex- i cept Monday; arirves Victoria ~ a.m. j dally except Tuesday. WEST COAST ROUTE. SS Tees Leaves Victoria 11 p.m. lat and 14th of eacb month for Clayoquot, Mosquito Harbor and way ports; 7th of each monta for Quatsino and way ports; 2otb of each month for Ahcuset, Qttat- .-i p.m. VfCTORtA-NANAIMO. . NANAIMO- COMOX-UNION ROUTE. S.S. City of Nanaimo. Leaves Victoria Tuesday 7 a.m.; arrives Nanaimo 4 p.m. Leaves Nanaimo Saturtay 2 p. m-; arrives Victoria 9 p. m. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, double case, $7.50 >ip. Agent for the celebraied South Bend Watches, supplied to the Wellmaa Arctic Expedition. \11 warranted. Chains, Rings, Jeweiry. etc.. etc. Watch repairing; cnarges reason able. Next sailings of tbe EmpresstJ May 1st. For other dates and particulars, apply to ED. GOULET. C. P �� Ageaf For reservations and !nrr>rn_ar/loo call or address ED. GOULET, Agent, New Westminster __. j. con.' rtiat. Oeu. Pass Agent. Vancouver a. W. TitOUP, General Superintendent. Virt.- ��� WHEN GOING EAST Canadian Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY Summer Excursions Tickets on sale May 4th to June 5th, Gth, 19th and 20t$_. Toronto and return $ I Mil, 4.40 mcken, and Robert Edwin Jackson to Henry A. F. MacLeod, assignment of mortgage. THOMAS R. PEARSON, Agent. Grand Trunk Ry. Excellent Train Service Between Chicago, London, Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, Northern! Pacific Three Transcontinental Trains Dailv Travel on the Famous "NORTH COAST LIMITED" Electric-lighted train. Low Katea - ��� ��� Excellent Service,] New York, Chicago, Toronto, St Pan Winnipeg and return 60.00 A^u ALL POINTS FAST For further particulars and reservations apply ED. GOULET, Agent, New Westminster. or to S. J. COYLE, Asst. Genl. Pass. Agt., Vancouver. LKft . Montreal and return 1 .....0! Quiek Time. ASK THE TICKET Af.ENT Kalifax and retUm ' ']f TO SEND YOU OVER C������B�� and return - 50 "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" sr ,>aul "" r "" Eight Trains Everv Dav in the Ye*'. BETWEEN Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago THE TRAIN OF FAME THE NORTH-WESTERN, LTD. Embodies the newest and best ideas R. MILES & CO. to SM Steamship tickets on sale European points. Special Reduced Rates Round Trit^ Ratea to Southern Callfarm* For fufll information call ou or write] C. E. LANG, Ganeral Agent, 430 Hastings St., Vancouver, Ii. i A. D. CHARLTON, Portlaml. Orel f0_ F?��tFt25t' convenience'piiBters, Gas aad IM Water fitters, [ft. and LUXURY. It is lighted with , .' ���,. , .' both electricity and gas; the most' R fpaira of all kiritM given special a?- brilliantly illuminated train in the ��� tenL,on- SeWer c0nnectl0ns made* world. The equipment consists of Moderate Charges. Phone A ST? And all the principal business centers of ' ��amp In your leg while swimming it 0NTARI0 QUEBEC and the MARL ' ���___ ,% .i /. i* nil /.u.rli ./. �����*-.! I i.l-iir _1tl Villi* ^" ia easy enough to roll over on your *tmx�� and float. The crump won't kill Feu. Bnt a perforation of the ear 4-tim is different. It takes awaj PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara Falls. yonr senses, and down you go like * j por lime Tables, etc., adclress !o��. So always, If you are going ti GEO. W. VAUX. ���So much swimming, stuff cotton ia I __���.��_ _ ���,. , ears'S-Kew York Pn-ss. ' Assistant GenM Passepr and 1 icket Agent, 135 Adams St.. Chicago, III. private -ompartment cars, standard 16 ��ection sleeper., luxurious dining sino, Cape Scott and way pott.- | --ar. reclining chair cars (seats free), VANCOUVEH-NANAIMO ROUTE. ( modern day coaches and buffet, li- S. S. Joan b"*nf and s^olt'ng cars. TIME PROVINCES Leavea Vancouver 3:30 p.m. daily,!. F?f T.'f Tate' Fol,ltrs' or ""> Also to BUFFALO, NEW YORK and i������" S-linday' Friday anrl Saturday j Leaves Nanaimo at I Front St. New Westminster < leaves at 1 p.m. 1 a. m. NORTHERN B. C. ROUTE. 8.S. Amur. I From Victoria 11 p.m., 1st and 15th; further information call on or write F. W. PACKER, GENERAL AGENT, ���>io Second Avenue. Seattle. W* .h ADVERTISE IN THE i-Atl.Y NEWS Hides Wanted HIGHEST CASH PRICE Paidton Delivery at Fraser River Tannery New Westminster. B.C. Ihe Oriental tetrad Co. of Vancouver. Japanese Labor Contractors Xew Westminster Box 646. ���h -.�� tr ADVERTISE ��� IN - THE DAILY NEWS FOR BIG RESULTS. 1908. THE DAILY NEWS. PAG* ���_*__����_�� May Day Needs Do no1 spoil the wee. tots' day for lacl oi something new to ^ar perhapg it is a new bonnet 01 hal 0, n ,i;i, ,��� ��� . ���: or something in iraderweai oi ho ��� u.'ii. ��� *etm all, and tin- prlci i . li; . ,������. (.(,ul(i ���,���,. ���������'���> 'afew c,f whi(*- "������ 'V.*. , ,,,; out Bonnets���Fancy tucked muslm from 25c up Bonnets���Styliaa embroidery and rl ,.,n;, 50c UP- Wa8h Hata���Embroide ry, lace oi ... 75c UP- jack Tar Hats���From 50c up. White Dresses���For the Hnj mod; from Mc up. White Dresses���For g rls aJl agi $1.25 up. Ca.nty Colored Dresses���In a.l Bizi ��� ;i. cl to shnw you. The White House A.J. BIRTCH - 275 Columbia Street DO YOU POSSESS that comfortable feeling of having a Savings Account? THE NECESSITY of savin? has never been more apparent than at the present time. - The ROYAL BANK �� CANADA you tn join the large number of satisfied Depositors. INTEREST ADDED 4 TIMES A YEAR. I ��� ir money where it is accessible when you require it. BANKING HY MAIL A SPECIALTY. START NOW���DON'T DELAY. New Westminster Branch. p. B. LYLE, Mgr. B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manufacturer* and Deater* in AU Kind* ot Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, Doors, Interior Finish, Turned 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 The Canadian Bank of Commerce Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $5,000,000 j HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. 11 E WALKER, President ALEX. LAIRD. General Manager. In justice to yourself, visit the nearest 'FASHION- CRAFT ' shop. Court?sy arid quality await jyou. Examine clossly, and try on _ "FASHION-GRAFT" suit" ?r ovsreoat: its excellence and worth will be a pbasur* to vou. H. L. D.BECK New W��stmirist*_r. I A Priceless Asset A good set ol teet* cofitri it_ greatly to one's health and happiness. They add much to the appearance anil more to the digestion. Neglect is tin? only cause foi the loss of teeth, Come to us NOW, before it is too late. READ OUR PRICES THEY NEVER CHANGE Full Set of Teeth $5.00 Bridgework (per tooth) $5 00 Gold Crowns $5.00 Gold Fillings $1.00 up Platina Fillings $1.00 Extracting 50 ALL WORK GUARANTEED WITH A PROTECTIVE GUARANTEE FOR TEN YEAR8. Ihe Boston Dentists, Ltd. DR. A. R. BAKER, Consulting Dentist 407 Hastings St. W., Vancouver Hours���9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Phone 2229 HR8T TIME OUT. He> not an awkward �����ehooltv_7, H-"s not a baslifiil lad. No; ho's a man of forty And MvenU tim .s< a dad, But h_ Ih dazed and tonirue tied, HI. words all out of reach And for the first tlm�� trying To make a public- apoech. It Bwr_.il a almple matter For liim to do the part Ya'h'-n he was In his study And learning lt hy heart. New, merlin? friend;; and neighbor* i' public face to face, lie wishes that an earthquake Would .whIIow up the place. He stammer-, and he stutters; He fumbles at his coat; A tump much like a football Arisen ln his throat; His knees beirin to wabble; l!!s voice begins to fall. He'd rather take a licking Or forty days In Jail. Though large and fat and husky And feeling fit to fight, Hi cannot face the music And In il take delight. Hi knows If he '-'..vivos lt To wave those harmless mer. Thai money wouldn't hire him To try the thing again. College Hating. A man who Is flfty-elgbt yean oliv. Ms rheumatism In his left lefr and no hair on the top of tiln bead, can hardly lee what pleasure thpre Is to be er traeted from such rough boose play a�� fin'/.ine. With o boy it is different. H.vin. a tew surplus quarts of animal spirit* to work off. It seems to him like the' rarest sport on earth to palnl green stripes on a follow mortal and st��n_ bim on tils oar to dry. The professors may sit In Imposing conclave around a tal>l<\ with ttiolt spectacles nicely adjusted and solemnly abolish bailing, bnt the chances fot lt to stay abolished more than a day and a half are not pood. In plain United States the boy Is a savage, and the harder yon make it' for him tbe more pure j >y he will One1 In woikiinr at that trada.. ALL OVER VHt HOUSE. The Prevention end Curt of FmU Eruptions���Various Note*. An application that mini liiiiai helps to clear away a crop of pim* pies is made bv .linking Utgesht* nnti! well mixed a wineglass of lime water, half as much olive oil and * pinch of powdered borax. The skin should be thoroughly cleansed with either a bran hag or almond Tries], rinsed and dried; then use the mix- lure, which wil! be a thick whita emulsion, and wipe off gently with t soft cloth. Tliis leaves the skin pleasantly soft and is really a sort of antiseptic to prevent the forming of a snitahle soil for the mic-mbf* which cause boils, acfte, etc. Where pimples come to hei-id, in place of pressing out tlie content* nip tt fine needle in boiling wnter, prick the place and touch with t_ drop of hydrozone, which will dr* ,,ji the plane and leave no mark.��� St. Louis Globe-Democrat. First Turlff Maker* If you turn to a map of Spain, yon will take note at Its southern point and running out into the strait of Gibraltar of a promontory which from Its position is admirably adapted for com- manding the entrance of the Mediterranean sea and watching the entrancf and exit of all ships. A fortress stands upon this promontory, called now, as it was called In the time of the Moorish domination in Spain, Tarifa. The nam* ts of Moorish origin. It was the ens torn of the Moors to watch from thi** point all merchant ships going into Or coming out. of the midland sea and to levy duties according to a fixed scale ou all merehnndise contained therein This duty was called from the place where It was levied "tarifa," or tariff Getting Rid of Moths When fighting mbths in a room ��* closef. try burning cum eamphflfl.. The v indows arid doors of the room should he closed and all the barem or closol drawers 'eft open. Tho Bmoke should be allowed to remain in the room about an hour, a Act which time the room may 1" thru**- oughly iti red. After every possible precaution again-t. motha has been taken in a closet where woolen goods are to hn stored for the summer leave a piece of red flannel in the middle of the fioor. Moths are said to have an especial fondness for this tidbit of moth diet, and if any intruders remain they will choose it in prefei** enee to ihe garments on the shelve Tlie trap, of course, should r* watched and burned if moths ore discovered in it. Evt A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. FARMERS' BANKING. "The Milwaukee" QOOKSLETS lry facility afforded Farmers for their banking business. Sales Notes Msh.d or taken f0. C0,|ect|0ni .BANKING BY MAIL���Deposits may be made or withdrawn oby mall. '������oftown accounts receive every attention. NEW WE8TMIN8TBR BRANCH���H. R. DAVIDSON. ManagT- IMPERIAL FLOUR McQUARRIE & CO. FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS '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, Mil- , waukee A St. Paul Railway. They ; own and operate their own sleeping I and ���'���ni-." "_ts on alll their trains and; give hi _��� trons an excellence of .ervi.. i. . btainable elsewhere. il. _-. ROWE. Genera] Agent .*�� Third St.. cor Alder 'o��tl��id. Or. In Luck. W*l.on frcTV.-i'-'l noise let. dew., the bar* And cracker Bmuko wren ths curl. Mim litttv Willie thanks his stars ITc was not born a f-trl. Takes Them OH. "Why d��. the peed die Truing?" "It Is a malady that very quickly proves fatal, and only tbe young ar* ever afflicted." And Insight. "VATsat happens when people fall in love at first sight ?" "Usually enarriage and second sight' Cucumber Freckle Crestiv Por light summer freckles try cb- eumbor milk. Slice without peeling four large cucumbers, add n cupful of water, boil until soft, cool rw3 .train. To one and one-half mvn.-fs of juice add an eqtta] portion of alcohol and one-fourth ounce of powdered castile soap. Let stand overnight) add eight ounces of ra- cumber juice, one ounce of oil of -wi'i \ almonds, twenty drops of tim uire of benzoin and a pinch of boric acid. Shake well. Apphr twice a day with a sponge. Well Known Souvenir POST CARDS of New West in luster antl dlst-ict On Sale at- . Morey's Bookstore and at G-rncni Cigar D.vaf. WAd certise the town we live in 1 y mailing Picture Post Cards to yotT friends. MAKES VOl.1t CAKES I.IOHT. MAKES VUUR BISCUITS l.l.ilT. MAKBS YOUR BUNS LIOHT. MAKHS Vol'H LABOR LIOHT. MAKES YOUR EXPENSES LIUIIT Order from your Oroc��, E.W.GILLETT TOnONTO.OHT. roe*. . OOMPANV | LI M I I1D I ! U New Westminster City Assessment COURT OF REVISION. TAKE so vcAsr EXPERIENCE New Westminster. Telephone 333. Tmm Ma-uwa DtsK-i-ta ComnoHToAe. Atirnne aendlnt * iketflb end dextrttitleiijmT anlaiiir ��_<!��rt��ln our opinion freetflietne*-aj m��-ntion ;�� Pi"'>'2'>h|r PfttejujM^^go"���; tioi_i��tri<!tiri'r>��s<i��'>'f��i._H*IKiBOOIl o"i**'���* lent frne. OldM. ��f"n��r_ori��o-W��J!^t*n2r Pntents Ukea throuifh Masa A Co. laMUfS nteuitutu*, withoMsbam, lathe Scientific mtm. A twailnoinely lllnitmted weekly, taiyett etr- nilatioo if any mleniiiio Jonnial. Te���'���! Caoa.li>. *i.T,. a rear, poata��e prep_M. Bold ST The White Pass and Yukon Route j for CONRAD, CARCROSS. ATLIN, ! WHITE HORSE, DAWSON and I FAIRBANKS. Daily trains (except j Sunday) carrying passengers, mail, ! ;xpr��s. snd freight connect with | stages at Csrcross and White Horse, | maintaining a through winter service. For information apply to t H. ROGERS, iraffic Manager, VsncouTer. R. C. U I * ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY NEWS. Notice la hereby given Hint the assessment roll tor tbe year tfiOfl has been returned to me, and remains in my office, where it may be inspected by any person haying an Interest therein, until the sitting of the court of revision. The first sitting ot tiie court of revision on the said assessment roll will be held at the city hall, In the said city, pn Monday, the 11th May next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Any person Intending to appeal against the assessment must do so in writing, to be filed with the city clerk at least seven days before the first sitting of tho court. W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk, '"���" Hall, April 7, 1908. Dieting For Rheumatism. Diet in the treatment of T.iem___- .i_m is three-fourths of the lint tie. Avoid red meat?, bee. especially "weets and etarchy food?. Eat nr*i*-l fruits spinach, tomatoes and FalaiiB freely. Drink a ^nod natural spring sulphur water aH do not toucfe -pi.ituous <iquors, ule or wine. Wear red flannet next to the skin the year around, a lighter weight in summer, o. ���.'Oi.T. p. but do not lay it off M. any seti-on. T�� Clean Steel Firs Irene. To clean steel fire iron9 make **- peste of equal quantities of whiting and brick dust mixed together witS paraffin. Apply this to the steeJ with an oid clotli ana afterward polish with a leather. A piece of tshal**- by velveteen would answer the pnr- pose as well as a leather, and aoefc. pieces should always be saved h* the thrifty housewife for polishing; rlaths. Te Retrieve Wall Paper. Provide yourself with a pail of ���oft lukewarm water and seTe?*! large clean sponges and soak off the paper hy dabbing it, a small space at a time, until it is wet through anA may be peeled off in strips. ITiwo. wash the exposed wall with war*. suds to get off the clinging pants. Finally rub dry. Paint Stained Woo*. Taint marks on wood are ofUm most unsightly, but they are endured because people are seld��o awnre how easy it is to rermorvt them. To do so spread over tha marks a thick paste made ��4 .'im* and soda mixed with water. Lenta i twenty-four hours, then wash off. j W.r Timbale Caeee. t Batter for timbale cases' bo fm quently served may be made hy stirring together three-quarters of �� etipful of flour, one-half of a t*m- spoonful of salt, one tcaapoonfnl of sugar with a well beaten egg and half a cupful of milk. To thia add tine tablespoon ful of olive oil. for Falling Hair. Crude petroleum will soon atop the hair from falling. Apply just ��� little to the scalp every night. Aft. er the shampoo, which should h* with n jelly made i by dissolving white castile soap in hot water ssl adding enough to a basin of watas to make it soapy, rinso welt Tht Great Pest. Smoko of any kind will driss away gnats* If you bum thwfc brown paper in a room where ihsff are, they will settle and ���wemto **y ' come so stupefied at not to bt Imp ..,,. (���Im-iiuc urais fsr '^-^ v��� ��� < ir m 1 v ������ ��� %* j.., a.^tSt. 1 ~��T1 i-i>. '*!.. >,.! ��� -ail ��� w-��. 'tT'. I tt, '. I -''�����' ���'-' ��� 'i. i,; .-! ^t^rlt Tt'%W ���) ���a '-^_ "a ��� - :v.* & !i��_��i~ '���'������ ��� J ��� '\'3fiLi�� ** ' fflB'i.��y*.-. .1 - '������ oiit-***' ���A 'V. V'4-..* ,.��� u . ��� ., �� ��� * , PAGE P0UB T.IE DAILY NEWS. "_��� '*.���,''"���.*���'-. .mMKNSWM 'WE8DAY. r-'AV j # ��� _cij#w;-pv' ���i'. ������ *. N< t _! ���-.*. !I.:*S^ ^*__l^S,;' ,V*__ WW*' ft ;s.. ii I'lXi. . ��� Is THE DAILY NEWS Published by the Daily News Pub- iishing Company, Limited, at their offices, corner of Sixth and Front Htreets, Xew Westminster, G. C. E. A. Paige Managing Director ���*>��._*.>. 1 TUESDAY, MAY 5. 1908. TH_- FISHERY LEASES. The old adage that one side of a story is good until the other side has heen heard was never better illustrated than in the proceedings before the Public Accounts Committee yesterday in the investigation of the leases granted to Jlr. F. H. Markoy. K.C., of Montreal, to flsh for commercial purposes in certain rivers and lakes in the Far Xorth. The Opposition has been making a great fuss because these leases were granted at the nominal rental of ten dollars a year, and they have led the people to believe that the consequence has been a grievous loss to the public and an alienation of the public estate. But, as in so many other cases, when the matter is investigated if is found that there is no foundation in fact, for the insinuations .and allegations and that the transactions have been of benefit to the country. Moreover. It Is proven that the lessSs, Instead of making fortunes out of ihe leases, have sank considerable sums, sun'-, ftiem. it is to be feared, beyond reclamation. '.\ hat aie the facts0 Mr, Markey was approached iy Mr. O. B, Fleming, of Windsor, Ont.. on behalf of certain American fish companies which were working in opposition to the Booth company, popularly known as the Fish Trust. They wanted exclusive waters, and they go* them after ti:e conditions had been made so onerous that the value practically disappeared. Still, not knowing the difficult:,*.- which they had to encounter, they accepted these conditions and the leas- s were granted. The British American Fish Com- psny was formed and expended be- tween J30.I and $40,000 In plant and equipment on one river alone. Then they went to work. Their first year's operations resulted in a loss of $20,000, and other expenditure upon this one lease involve-i additional losses which brought the total for this one lease .aion- ". In addition the cempan., suffered a loss of $7000 on perations on Lesser Slave Lake, and had 1 still further loss of -5' 200on Lake Athabasca. Is it any wonder, therefore, that th_ has ispend I opera i<-ns or Ling to sell out to any . any indivi. tal who will them for their expenditure ? U lias found that it is impossible to -sftilly against the Fish ��� ��� - nd the i ... any is therefore . it. doing business. The country has obtained the benefit of all the comj any., expenditure. Many settlers have been given employment who wouid not otherwise ��� ������- been found occupation, and the '���-- as are out their invested capital. This Is a very fair sample of the "scan lals" of the Conservative party. ��� ' - -ample which will not ap- :���' ���.: to the common people of the - .':. with very much force, because the leases have resulted in the de- reloi ment of the country's resources, n Instead of losing, the country has i���Toronto Globe. THE VOTERS' LISTS. i; was clearly demon ted yi tlay, al the ... revision, tl *���- rt--> U) > ha I, aad a tail . ' res* On . . :....: i at the l-olls, .Mr. Aylesworths tie. Ioi 1 ' I I...... . thought, as giving the tnachta rj ... which every person en-1 I - vote wlll have a chance to be: ���j;>on the list. The intense partisan- town , the revising barrister ������ Jbrg into the law what is not r.tore, and never was intended by the !.. flsiature to be there, shows the absolute necessity of taking the cur-' .'ailed list as prepared by this, and, other, hostile partisans, and permit-, ting the addition thereto of voters who .-���ave the right to have a voice In the choice of representatives to Parliament lt has ever been interpreted as ���he law thnt a man once placed on the list by right of residence in the Province, and in the district in which he seeks firs! registration for a given period, has thc right to remain on sal 1 list so long as he Is domiciled In lhe Province. The initiative of seeking a change ."������ m one list to another rests wholly with the elector and we think Mr. Whealler was quite right In his argument on this iKiint and the man must be dull In Intellect or overwhelmingly parltlsan not to see that such Is the natural interpretation. papvrmen. has heen captured by a labor syndicate with a Conservative leaning. It is also stated that the Rossland Miner will in future be controlled by the Liberals. A newspaper is a business proposition* a commercial enterprise, ani? that no matter how much brains is put into its makeup, the haekhone is nothing less than the dollar or :t3 equivalent. To warrant the existence of a paper, ;t must have a mission to perform in the molding of public opinion, and often tho shareholders quite willingly forego dividends, and meet losses, so that the mission of their newspaper may he. prosecuted successfully. Jn theory, tlie editor should not have the care of the business end of 1 is paper, but here in the West such disinterested freedom is not the happy lot of any journalist. Independence and loyalty to principles fail at times to even pay wages, nnd a little of the "root of all evil" be- comes a necessity to lubricate the enterprise, and its failure to appear calls "or some drastic action as in the case of M,e two papers named. This Date in History. ^������^������������������^���������������������������������������������^������^ STEAMER NORTHWESTERN IS FINED A BIG SUM MAY 5. IglS���Karl Marx, founder of German Socialism, bora. Died Much 14, 1SS3. 1S21���Xapolcou Bonaparte died at St. Helena. Born Aug. 15, 1769. 1S26���Ex-Empress Eugenie of France horn in Granada. 1S64���Battle of the Wilderness I egan. 1SS5���General Irviu McDowell," of the Union army, died at San Francisco. Horn in Ohio, OC. 13, ISIS. 1902���Revolutionists in San Domingo deposed President Jiminez. Thaw Not Sent Back to Asylum, Poughkeepsie, X. Y., .May 4.���As a result of today's 'proceedings to secure the release of Harry K/Thaw from Matteawan asylum for the insane it was decided that Thaw will *nrr�� be returned to the asylum while the hearing is in progress, but shall be confined in the Duchess county jail. Thaw expressed pleasure at the decision. FOR A SHORT T *������������������������ ONLY $400 cash buys substantial four-roomed house and outbuildings, centrally situated in the City of Ne. Westminster, on full sized lot, quite close to c line. The price is 51,300. The deferred payment of $900 is payable inside of three years. _t be IH at once to clear out an estate. This price is about $300 belt a t��J Phone 170 market value. W. J. KERR New Westminster, B.C. ' '-Box 37? Valdez May 4.���A fine of $200D w. I. vied against the steamer .Xorthwest- ���***. this trip for landing a cargo of e -tl _. fataHa The vessel stopped at CVH.lt* to unload coal which was Uken aboard at Xanaimo the previous trip, bul vh'ch could not be landed at that time owing to bad weather. The cti-tcn.s f nhorities claim that no permission vas given the Northwestern to hind at r.talla, she having cleared ���it Seattle for Valdez direct. Captain Truebridge says the collector of customs at Seattle extended the privilege of unloading the coal this trip, A bond in the sum of $4000 was given by the' company and the treasury department will be asked to remit the fine. <>***************************************************0*A^^*>AAAAf,^l,^^^^ ."' ai^-i v' ' lit3 ***J��5^��ffi ^%\* NOTICE. ���. WE want your Grocery orders. We . to give satisfaction. We want to give j ,;.;,, prices. Note these prices for to-day's sellii Na mor. n?e_ of sending your Tenders for Building Fisheries Cruiser orders to "The other side." You can now get trie best rubber stamps, made of good gum rubber, on latest improved machinery, by expert workmen, and MADE IN CANADA Mail orders filled same day as received- A. G. BAGLEY & SONS 410 Hastings Street. Vancouver. for British Columbia. Corn Starch Pks. for 25c Seeded Raisin] I6-0Z. PkS., 3 for 21 The time for receiving tenders tor the British Columbia Fishery Cruiser will e ' xtended from tiie First of .May until the First of June next. F. GOTJRDEAU, Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries. Taylor's Cleanser 3 tins for 25c Wheat Hakes! in bulk, 5 ibs. 2. ADAMS & DEAN, "Bagley Make* Good Robber Stumps" j Ottawa; April 22nd, 1908. Phone 97. Prompt Delivl Train Robbers Confess. Laredo. Tex.. May 4.���It whs learned' here today that through the activity! or the police of .Mexico City, the rob-; bers of the ?6_;000 from the Wells-; Fargo company are in jail, and both men have confessed. They are Luis Cfttlng, chief clerk in the genera! of- '-' - of the Express company, and P.odolf O. Avarez, alias Bidriguez, the -- messenger, who disappeared In Agyai Calicentas. The money was totn I the police in Cutt'ng's r 10m. COWiE ..-'.a-'..",.--. .--I.". GASOLINE ENGINES .,: Hsve proven to be superior to all others In DURABILITY, RELIABILITY. ECONOMY, DESIGN. EASY STARTING. Send for new catalogue just issued, which fully illustrates the merits of the engines. The Schaake Machine Works, Ltd. SOLE MANUFACTURERS NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ARE YOUR EY1 Troubling You? If so, come .ind have thenj amined. We make no clj for testing your eye;. Ul I guaranteed W. GIFFORD, OplkJ Optical Parlors in T, G:"| Jewelry Store, M M S3 to ft IA1IS iris' ^f��^ izes AH Prices Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL ' 114,400,000.0" RESERVE $11,000,000.00 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, and ln London, Eng:3l New York, Chicago and Spokane, U.S.A., and Mexico City, a A eral Banking Business Transact_1. Letters of Credit issued, available witL correspondents in all irU ot | World. ' * Savings Bank Department. Deposits received ln sums of $1 and opwWj and Interest allowed at 3 per ceDt per annum (present rate) ail four times a year. Total Assets over $1^8,000,000.00. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH. ti. D. BRYMNER M*"""-] We have just received NEWSPAPERS. According tn dispatches, the Nelson .' iws, which has been ably edited nnd 'controlled by Mr. P. 3. Deans, one of ��� hi. strongest of our Western news- fi fi ra I fi ro There's no feature of our whole shoe business that receives more attention than our lines of Boys' and Girls' Shoes. This spring we are showing all the new ideas. Here are some of the new lines: 'Misses' Golden BrowivS-strap Slippers, a pair ��1.50 .Misses' Golden Brown Blucher cut Oxfords, a pair L75 Misses' black kid, patent tip, Strap Slippers, a pair $1.25, $1.50 Misses' white canvas, Blucher cut, Oxfords, a pair. 1.25, 1.50 Children's Patent Leather, 3-strap Slippers, a pair 1.25, 1.50 Children's brown kid, Blucher cut, O.xfords, a pair 1.25, 1.50 Children's Strap Slippers, sizes 3 to 10 1-2, a pair 75c to 1.25 We have many other lines of Children's Shoes too numerous to mention We Invite You to Our Store TO-DAY where we can show you the greatest range of Children's Shoes you ever heard of. COME TO THE STORE WHERE THE BEST SHOES ARE SOLD and you are invited to inspecf, without dcubt the finest reaction of HIGH-CLASS WOOLENS that ever err ssed the pond. Merchant Tai'or Columbia St., NEW WFSTMINSTER E J- N. AITCHISON 8 |X Ary Sir* "*~ j Maps, Charts and Drafting i The Vancouver Map ^nd Blue- Print Company, 411 Seymour St., Vancouver WESTMINSTER OFFICE. ll. Neville Smith, II. C. L. S. Crescent* Bicck JOHNSTON'S Big Sign of the Big Electric Boot. ffi2_! House, Ltd, New Westminster S_3_l Electric Blue-Printng S.S. RAMONA CAPTAIN BONSER. Regular sailings bet.vsen NEW WESTMINSTER and CHILLIWACK, calling nt Hammond, Haney, Xangley. Mission and \v;ty iiorts, with passengers and freight. Leaves- Draekman & Ker wharf, New Westminster, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday at 8 a. m. Leaves Chilliwack Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 7 a. m. For rates and particulars, apply WESTERN STFAMBOAT CO. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. R. WHITMORF, Secretary. PRINTING CORRECT STILE M0DEK4TF pMt THE SHOP THAT SATISFIES Jackson & Morrison Located at tbe REAR of "Daily News" Bint;!. ' NEW WESTMINSTER Phone 388 REMOVAL NOTICE Westminster iron Wort Removed to Tenth St., N tween Power House and Galbraith's Factory. i ������ JOHN REIf>�� Telephone 53- *" New Westminster. r- v jESOAY MAY 5, 1501.. THE DAILY NEWS. _\_GE IK CO STORES T. H. SMITH IDE CASH STORES I rZ^***+^+**+*++++****o*AAA ��������������-����������.������< Sensational Price Cut in LADIES' and MISSES' ����mW3S $15.00 Suii��� for $7.50 xactly as we say. Thi . Misses 11. Iti an,l IS; in \. ��� ilues, greens and fancy twei ; thi .-i suits i.s |15.O0, t. . matei ial alone, pric - ; Misses ind Ladies. - I to 42. Thej come .- ember the regu- - ��� - line ������������ .' sa than $7.50 $1.00. Children's fell Dresses. $1.00 I li tableful piled six high of children's I li D -.. stripes, salat' as, ducks, etc This [s -.. . .alue *�� et offered. Sfeea to fit girls from 2 years to 14. Regular pric. i. and $2.00. Your choice for $1X0 Sl.'j. Boys' Sweaters. $1.25 50c. Buys-Blouses. SO. I A full and complete line of swi aters, all Bizes, red ind navy, fancy collars. Uegu- :.,:��� .:.:���". Special price ..$1.25 See Window Display. A comprehensive showing of ..'.���-' \liite anj colored wash blouses in Bailor and other lea. Price 50c. 75c. $1.00 25c. Unparalleled Hosiery Values. 25c. Ui Hosiery we only carry on make and tha: is the lust. We arc gents in New Westmin-. -r for _. irle/s Hosiery which is readily .. l to be bj far the best .. . .. ... world. Morley's name is . tarantce <>f honest value. B * ��� have too much stock and musi clearance. Ov r 600 pair ol ladies' plain and ribbed cash- hosiery. FUgdlar 35c and 10c : 25c .-.a hundred pair of boys' atyl jjir'.s! :.,, rl ibed black cashmere II Regular 35 and 40c. Ul one price, per pair 25c Millinery Values! Millinery Values! The hats are holding '��� gh ri '��� tn Ireds of women have been ..������ ; chai ind ea of the i ocl sounds a decisive ��� some person in the in .' ��� gi tatesl in demand al th. -.- '. the Merry WMow sailor. W have jusl unpacked direct .: N'ew York, b) expn ss, an ther larg shipmeni of t__ese��_ashlon in all the new aa I lead ng sh . les, Prices ��� ��� $2.25 to $2.75 ��� horns . .$1.50 to $5.00 trimmed Flops. Pr i from $1.50 to $2.50 tits' Bonnets ��� -50c to $1.75 :. Bonnets 6Cc to $1.50 ��������� Hats 75c to 52.50 ' Iii -' S i'..or Hats 50c to $3.C0 5' rimmed Sailors $1.75 to $5.C0 Eighteen trlmm d models, regu- 510.00 for $6.75 Girls' Sa ir_ 35c to $1.75 '!''���<�����<>���������������������������+��__+������������������������-�������������������������������������������������������������� T. M. SMITH Borne of the Hat Beautiful The Store Value Built *���*���' ���* /Afcj4_BJ__*ai_..')r^M��"i^-_lH..: .^-&'AWiW*��3**^mB'r4*VKV* ****<>**0****************** \FOR SALE..... * * >ir*01>*9************+*** * * Dry Fir Wood in 4 ft. lengths, which we will ��� deliver to any part o�� the city. C. WILLIAMS i �� eighth ave. and Second St. '**"-**********++ ���*****0* 'Phone 333 ************ Lawn Grass Seed 30c .to. TME KIND THAT GROWS ��. At yalFs DrugStore I --���'-.���<_..-..V..'l���' ..��� ...l^.._.W*--"..-''.>-,W -.v.. ��� '��� '��� ���..������������'-."���"���"..".."->"-^t-.,,-.,'"l_a"-."��� ��� ... CITY NEWS nic witl be held thi.; evening tn board ot trade nwm the ��- . _��� a- .' .'��� .' _�����._**/-.'������.. U...'..'...<l. . ,.*--. --..--.a*--..*--/.-'.,*���'.���.������-.���vi*"/**"*.***.-���.���"(������ to Kyle & Son- for Atnbei tea \ Remember the shae ��� . ��� it R. Stevenson's shoo house, !���>.- le s O] posits Windsor hotel. ** I lie case against Haivu. do the Jap- oK-se. charged with aiding1 aud abet* : ng forgery, was again adjourn .1 yes* terday on request of the ai .1. i). Kennedy. Thr Jav who ts sue- ,' cted or having committed the forgery is still at largo. Thi members of the Y.W.C.T.U. '���������.II hold their regular meeting al the residence of Miss E. Pringle, St. Tat- the Ramona yesterday loaSM a ��� street, this evening. This bong irge shipment of wooden pipes from the la*; mtseting of the year a large u.e local factory for the waterworks tti ndanqe :s desired. The most convincing argument in favor-of *���_.. C" and "Old Sport" ��� is the cigar itself. ** al Chilliwack. Phone B27S ��� ssing, rej t.< tel. \ baseball gam. arranged to take ,., last night between Sapperton and Columbian college had to lie can- ; on account of the rain. "A couple of matches wore played last.1 week l>oiween a scrub team of tho college and the regular college team,| Airing. Opposta Premie. botn ttm��- ���*��� -*tnl����� w-p-efl -ffltj earth with their opponents. for cleaning, Dyeing, WHEN IN VANCOUVER EAT at the Astor Grill The Largest and F.nest Equipped Cafe in Western Canada. Six course Business Men's Luncheon serv, I trom ii :90 a m. to 2 p. m., for 30 cents. a la carte War ��� :-.-. tn ��� to S p. ni. The Astor Grill 147-149 Hastings St Vancouver Phone 2843 A. N. PRENTICE. Lessee and Manager, al .... ; sections of land ells have been _ Id ty H T. ft aad William Ho!!, to K. H ! ��� -.a b, of tho Settlers association, poses subdividing th^ property Into small lots he fore II on the market. ���"The high school junior baseball i -i.a held a meeting yesterday evening for the purpose cf electing a now secretary-treasurer to fill the. pos tlon ,, adered vacant by t.he resignation of ain pTar'ng Robert Beatty. The boys elected Keith '.. ,, Gowan to the position. .1. H. Brownlee, C. K... Dominion and if. C. land survivor, has opened an or Hce in the Guichon block. Phono 33. ��� Tomorrow "the ma>or and those of the aldermen who can will leave the city on the early train to inspect the ground where it is proposed to change the pipe lino road through the asylum.] men! tor Frida in the first lacrosse ���.aim- of thei season, played y^sterdaj evening at. I Sappi rton park, a loam composed of west end lads was defeated hy the Sapperton juveniles, the score standing ., goal, to i at the finish. The teams lined up as follows: West ..nd ��� V 1-alton. B, ration, li. Gilley, K. Root, Un- Gilley, G. AcWey, J, Barr, Battson, 0 siangsicr, P. Murray, Q-. Sap- r, ,.,\,.y. Sappert6n���Poulson, W. uily $700 Abbott _ caterball, E. Gtlanders, W. Harvey, G. ** ( coper. .1 McKentle, J. Uavr. \v. conns. \v. Polite, M Campbell, ST. VA'altusIov. A. Cameron -referee. BORN. RYALlr To the wife ol H. Ry*ll, ou Friday May 1 a B��D Small house (new) on fullj cleared lot; with magnlflceni view of river : 0 i SUI i ound n, : etton car line 11. de. Liberal Soiree Gowan Mai Gowan, i the opera housi. snaoum es I i ngage- evenini May 15, of farm on the Pitt lakfe road. They will the Cliarley's Aunt amateur compaaj study the conditions and r*e;urn during of Vancouver. Tho com; any put ou a th. afternoon. | very good show in Vancouver and ex- -. ,, ,, ,! pacts to make a good ll SSioo in do dispute the superiority of ""Itrillant.e" cigars is to question the value of quality. ** on Two mountain goats have been offered to the local zoo by the Van- ; ooaver hoard of park commissioners and will he shipped to Queen's parities week. The goats are young and will doubtless thrive well in captivity.' According to the ohairman of the ��� parks committee. Aid. Garrett, there is no truth in tho report circular d some time ago that the animals at the zoo were covered with vermin. Dahlias, Geraniums and all kinds of e ling and vegetal I plants, ii.ivies �� Son. Telephone B208. Five 'nundred different patterns of washable ties at Kyle & Sons; 20c . each. ** An effort is being made Ly sonu of tlie members ot the liouiU African Campaigners' association to obtain a grant of half an acre <d land close to the city where a small shanty could be built al the exinnse of tho association, it being the intention of the promoters to use this as a headquarters for week end fishing and shoot- !ngs trips throughout tho summer and autumn. The trade rinds it both satisfactory and profitable to sell "B. C." and."Old Sport'' cigars. ���* Commencing thia evening the ll O. IS K. will run double header ears b��- iweeu the tnam office and the orphanage tine.' limes daily. Tho cars will leave the city five minutes ahead of the ."', '���'���'.'.'J and 0 o'clock cars. Th addition of moro cars on this 'part of ihe citj lines has beoo made noces- BRry by the rapidity of the growth of th* population iu the west end of the city. For $150 down arifi the balance ($1300) payable $15 per month you may secure a, comfortable five room furnished house with good garden, -���ta' le for three horses. This property is close to the ear line, Is In good re- paiivaiiil affords an opportunity, mot often found, to buy a convenient cosy home on the easiest of terms. White ft Shiles, 260 Columbia street, city. ���* Buy your May Day tie it K>le & Sons; finest assortment in town: 20o ���i three for 50c. ** . The Wissien City Liberal Associa- I tion invites all Liberals in the district Archb.shop Ortli Resign.. '! |0 attend ��� meetjng t0 be Ma Victoria May 4.���The resignation of! TUESDAY. MAY 1_- AT 7:30 P.M Archbishop Orth was announced in; the Roman CathoUo cathedral today. I Speakers:. The archbishop has bei n in the south! STUART HENDERSON, M.P.P. of Europe for some time, seriously ill,, C. W. MUNRO, M P.P. aiiid it. is reported ho will not return. This Week We are showing Brushes Including Kali- Cloth Tooth Shaving Face Hat Bath PLate Hand Imported direct from tho best makers at the best, prices. We make a leader of a twenty-five cent tootn Thc head of the Royal Templars of Temperance, Dominion Councillor laiaes Hates, is expected in the elt) shortly, and will address meetings on -em per ance while here. Whether liiese meetings will be open to the public or confined to the Templars is nol yet known. Mr. Hales is an alderman of the Queen City. N'ew consignment of Bllverware just .,rrlved al Kyle & Sons. Coupons given away with everj cash purchase. ���* and A. CRUICKSHANKS. ���������������������������������*������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ HAVE YOU SEEN IT? WHAT? Why, Lee's New Furniture Store, of course A new tug boat is being built by \Y. \. Gilley for lowing purposes on the river. The Mabel, which has been doing this wort; for some years, is too l'ght for tire work and a stronger boat i.t.s become a necessity. The hull ot $ the now vessel is now almost complete. She will bo equipped with sixty hi,i so power engines, built in Glasgow. We are rapidly getting it in shape and when completed we hope to have the very best furniture store in the. province. We are ver> grateful to our many patrons in both city and district for their very iiberal natronage In our old Btore, but we hope to achieve even greaU r things in our new, and give, our customers (he best goods, the lowest prices, and the best service .poss.ble in our clean, largo and commodious new store. \Ve have several carloads of new furniture; a carload each of Inlaid and printed linoleums and oilcloths on our floors find thousands of yards of tha latest aud best carpets ami squares obtainable. We will be glad to have SOU call aad Inspect our store and stock. Every person welcome. LEE'S Furniture Emporium LEES BLOCK OPP. LORNE STREET. - NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. * 0*****0*******************4************************* Look at the ad. of this morning's issue. P. Peebles in ********* * .Mem: ers of lhe local South ACilcan campaigners are planning to hold a picnic during the slimmer montns, the qr.i stiou being brought up at the ivgu lai* meeting last evening, without, however, any decision as to place or date being reached. The secretary was instructed to look Into tire matter ot securing a button or badge to be worn by members of tha society, he being requested to report the result of his Investigations at the next meeting of the society, to be held on July i. All llorlst. iinds of annuals Phone 184. at Tidy's, the I *��� i ************* \ Public Supply Stores Geo. Adams, Proprietor Are now offering for sale a special line of Dinner Ware Columbia Street. The old Uuliath, the predecessor of the snug boat Samson, has reached its lust days, and after lying in the mud wilh a broken back for some fourteen months, is now to be torn to pieces <^***********************f The boat was purchased, after Us imO' fulness as a snag boat waa past, by Gilley Bros, The engines were good and these are now being removed by means of the large crane scow of the company. The larger pnrt of the hull is of no use, but It will be hulk- headed and floated from lta present position and lhat portion which Is still sound will probably find a new sphere of usefulness ns a scow for hauling rock from the Pilt river quarry Of the company. The rising of tho river. which will attain its tightest thla | month, Is the chief Incentive to the, hastening of the work. sure to please everybody from $7.50 Upwards Why u.se old ones, when you ean buy new ones so cheap ? New Westminster, B. C. Phone 92. ********** DOUNOW An Interesting evuui will take place tomorrow molding when the new government dipper dredge, thu largest '.���I'.sel of Us kiud built on the i'uc lie to.ict, Wlll be laiuncned from tho wn.Vo' tit the Lulu Isliind i.iidge. Tiif ar- j rangeinents have not been full) made but It is learned that lhe iaiiueuuig will proiribly bit unattended by any r.e.ymotty whatever, the christeaiiug brush���anil will replace any "tie noil ( ..^ ^^ .^ .. J;i, L,,. ,1;Ur. m0 ,lfllU��� satisfactory. ^ . a. yet beer, decided ou lor the ,ves- Westminste. 2 000 Cords Tan Bark Transfer Co wanted AT THE CURTIS' Ofl] . , -"���e 125. nam -Phone 137 p^sER RIVER TANNERY Columbia Street FV " ib ll vi re I promptly to nny | art of the olty. t* ..u.v:.:.n^: .�� wglrt and Heavy Haulini j the dauv a i w ��� OFFICE-TRAM DEPOT. -" '*'ou WANT V^?' tsel, hut. that which it is expected to tear Is the AJax, typical of stieugthj which characterised ihe great diml-| eod of Homer. Owing to lhe fail that the high water occurs at m dn giil, the- Launching will have to Lake plafla in the morning and therefore has Leeli I ret for between 8"and 9 o'clock, , y .HI SnPf't-JPlP ftSpf&rl St(irP wW��n ll����o *�� wi" l,�� in readiness. ti.��, dpedidUK p flBuu ����n!| ^ launchlBg .vll, occxm tnlnutei* HAVE YOU INSURED THOSE VALUABLE HORSES OF YOURS YET OR ARE YOU WAITING TILL ONE OF THEM RUNS OVER A PRECIPICE, DROPS DEAD OR IS BURNED UP AS OTHERS HAVE DONE. MORAL: DO IT NOW o ���I INSURE ALL KINDS OF LIVE STOCK AGAI��I8T DEATH FROM ANY CAUSE. B_SNr_S_WO-kl but live ::i\V :i.. -.ZTuytt . i AH adjourned nn ot ng of the mem* '. Heath, lata,6f Ottawa. In-fiwrgej bsra of the oomuiittee who are ��. of the Optical Department ..racing tor the annual cltfaea'ahii*.: ^ AfW. McLEOD INSURANCE BROI ITRONG BLOI . y ." 'H Wn ..��,. -.%.-������ bi' .*. ." *.,'��� ii !��l !_�����..> i ,;> *:a 'iiTi^fcijSx; a." �� fta' _. , '* >ai�� 'M %*t y*J*- J '>I.''i , ���' -'i*.\',~. ���...,'. nlMivJ- - '���. . '.I. -ih ������.�����-������ . . AM' * <\ *1_.*-* .-.*�����*.. *-j ���. ���. '����������� "Page sis THE DAILY NEWS. TUE3DAV. MAY tfl'/fX, -HY; a t!l!.'j l.t!' i'i life1 F?'v..'t ar* ���it" 'M__ ft'1 i��i lit m Wi Kit �����. ���w* A Plain That Wa* a ftta. Daring a recent trip to Peru a member of the United States geological survey observed near Lornas i, plain from ten to fifteen miles broad stretching between the mountain." and the seashore and elevatec 600 or 000 feet above tide water, which not very long ago, as time is reckoned bv geologists, was a part of the sea bottom. This plain still retains interesting relics of the davs when it was the home or haunt of ocean monsters. Scattered among its sands and pebbles, the inhabitant, frequently find the toeth o_ (harks and occasionally turn up the jaw bones of whales. With the lat ter they construct crucifixes, whose white forms nre conspicuously placed on headlands. A Deluged Theater. The Center theater, in Berlin, was the scene of an extraordinary sensation the other night. Then was u crowded house, and the curtain was about to rise on Strauss' "Tledermaus," when all at once heavy jets of water began to deluge tlie stage like a torrent from the hose pipes. The scenery was wash ed down, the actors were driven/in headlong flight from the wings, and a flood rushed through the orchestra into the pit. A wild Btampede followed, and the house had to be closed for the night. It was then found that a new fireman had opened the stopcock of a large reservoir of water and had not tbe preseno* of mind to close it. Mark Twain'* Beit. .liter .Mark Twain had Bpokei for half an hour or more at one oi his lectures years ago, says the Bos ton Record, lie concluded to take . brief rest, and without a word ol explanation he stopped talking an. eat down. The audience hard!} knew what to do. .\fter bw_m!< some one more bold than the res. got up, strode down the aisle aad went out. Some oni else followed, and in a few minutes the hall was <_ood lect,;re. Mr empty, i "Verj* Clemens." said a local dignitary, who was trying to be polite. "Yon mean thi firs' half ot it/' was the re]. " i be -, ond half has not been delivered." "Xot delivered!" almost shrieki I the local dignitary. "Xo." said Twain, his composure not in the h--;st disturbed, while tlie usual merry twinkle was seen in Iii* eye, "but we have- the money the whole, and I don't see why we need to worn if thc-v oulv take _..._>��� Any good tailor can give you a better suit for $40 than you can get in Progress Brand Clothing for $20. But��� Compare the tailor's $20 suit with a Progress Brand $20 Suit. Then you'll see foryourself that Progress Brand, at its price, is incomparably the greatest value in Canada. 5 l-Progress Brand Clothing- ���Sold and Guaranteed by H. L. DEBECK A Chance of a Lifetime! Ten acre chicken ranch near Chilliwack, with 5 - roomed cottage, barn, and chicken house; all cleared; excellent water. To be let, free of rent for one year, to responsible tenant. ���ynopcis of Canadian Homestead Regulations. .Any even numbered section of Dominion lands iu .Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, excepting S and 2'J, not reserved, may be homesteaded by any person who is the sole head of a family, or any male over IS years of I age, to the extent of one-quarter sec- i tion Of 160 acres, more or less. Application for entry must be made in person by the applicant at a Dominion Lands Agency or sub- agency for the district in which the land is situate. Entry by prosy may, however, be made at an agency on SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, and -endorsed "Tender for alterations to tlie Post Offie-, Building, Victoria, B. C," will be re- North-West' ceived at this office until Wednesdiy, ' Apr.l 22, 1908, inclusively, for the coo. struction of the alterations to the Post Office Building at Victoria, B. C. Plans and specification can lie se?.:\ and forms of tender obtained at this Department and on application to William Henderson. Esq., Resident -Architect, Victoria, B. C. Persons tendering are notified that tenders will not be considered unle.-. made on the printed form supplied and signed witb Ua-ir actual signatures. Each tender must be accompany I by an accepted cheque on a charter?d O. O. F*. The regu; ire held bla AW|��� LODGE, Na8 dr meetings of th , QOddfellew8'hall^ge street, ever, i^* * m at 8 o'clock. e^ni.g, *.. O. U. W-.BiC-��� day in each mon" ^^ brethren cordial * ../���;;*. Lodge fellowB room, a. 11 ������ '--__i.\ -���'Tee. 1 ' ������'���: on* COURT BRUNETTF m Z. ��� -Meets th*VZf��"&�������."*. month at 8 o'clo, ���"* ">e hall, Od :��� ��� small this Lodge ��h :;*" and Fourth Tue ���,. <:h^''wi - P. m. In Lhe i *��������� at 8 Ha certain conditions by the father, moth- j bank, made payable to the order of tlie er, son, daughter, brother or sister of Honorable the Minister of Pub'.i. an intending hntnesteaiier. j Works, equal to ten per cent. (10 p.c i The homesteader is rejuired to per- j of the amount of Lhe tender, which form the homestead duties under one ! will be forfeited if the person tendor- of the following plans- jing decline to enter Into a contract (1) At least six months' residence w!ltrl called upon to do so, or fail tu complete the work contracted for. if the tender be not accepted the cheq ie wil] be returned. The Department does not bind i's.-'f to accept the lowest or any tender. By order, FRED. GELINAS, Secretarv. Department of Public Works, Ottawa. March 19, lf'OS. Newspapers will uot ne paid for this advertisement if they Insert it without authority from the Department. FRATERNAL ORUER OF EAGLES AeriV 20 ""������ BveryTuesaa; evenl A- Clark, retarv hall W. Pn s i i i II P. PEEBLES Real Estate 270 Columbia St NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Phon.. 307 *9*******************S*49tSt***9*********44********* trmmtM on Leather. Oxalic add Ik weak solution* ls tbe best thing to use when removing spots from leather. Two or three crystals of oxalic dissolved in warm water, then applied with a bit of cloth *o the ���pots, wil! tli the work. Watch closely, and when the spots begin to dis ip ;venr apply clear water to overcome the ;! '���": acid, w hi eh is n. ;;.. vt-erful bleach Pry r ' the leather wiih ;i clean clOttL. I'oi bright leather m-ike tbe solution went '. er.-'-Pliii'.''' > * :i Xor'h Ar,��"-i<,m��. ..Bark Wanted.. 1,000 cords Hemlock Bark WANTED AT F.4SER RIVER TANNERY, Ltd. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Write or call for particulars. upon and cultivation of the land in - each year for three years. til) A homesteader may, if he so desires, perform the required residence duties by living on farming land owned solely bv him. not less than eighty (SO) acres in extent, in the vicinity of his homestead. John ownership in land will not meet this requirement. (3) if the father (or mother, if the father is deceased) of a homesteader nas permanent residence on farming land owned solely by him, not less than eighty (80) acres in extent, in the vicinity of the homestead, or upon a homestead entered for by him in the vicinity, such homesteader may perform his own residence duties by : living with the father (or mother). (4) The term "vicinity" in the two preceding paragraphs is defined as ' meaning not more than nine miles in a direct line, exclusive of the width 1 of road allowances crossed in the measureinent. , (5) A homesteader intending to '. perform his residence duties in accordance with the above while living | with parents or on farming land own- j ed by himself must notify the agent i for the district of such intention. Six months' notice In writing must I be given to the Commissioner of Do- > minion Lands at Ottawa, of intention ', to apply for patent. W. W. CORY, i Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. N. B.���Unauthorized publication A i this advertisement will not be paid I for. THE ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TFm ""-Inesda- ':��� -. PERANCE me at 8 o'clock p. m hail, . la stn ���ONS OF SCOTLAND BENEFIT it SOCIATION, LORD OF THE ISLES CAMP, 191.-M,. ... -... , -E* Third Tuesdav of i K. oi P. ball < l irst acd "lonth in I. O. O. F.���Royal City Lodge. N0, ? ���Meets in Oddfellows' Hall, Co. um..ia Street, every Friday evening at S o'clock. Visiting ti -:,r<>n will be made welcome. J. s Lawrenc. N. G.; C. E. Osborne ; recording secretary. TENDERS FOSE OF COLUMBIA LODGE No 115. SONS OF ENGLAND, B. S.- Red Rose Degree meets Becond and Fourth Wednesday of eacb : :���_ ln K. of P. Hall, r-nlumbia St., at 8 p. m., White Rose Degrei -_ Wednesday in each month, same time and place. The Road to Success In All Business Enterprises Is Opened Through The Advertising Columns of The Morning Paper ��� ___���__��� .-���_���___���-���__��� ���*��� ������.-._. | I | | , M ��,���, ii. ��� i ,| ���_������_, The morning daily paper is first in the field jfor sales; the information in the advertising columns rule the purchases for the day. The thrifty housewife examines the morning paper carefully before telephoning h& orders, and reads the advertisements carefully before purchasing home necessities. So That You i TENDERS addressed to the undersigned at Ottawa, in seated envelopes and marked on the envelopes "Ten I for New Cruiser for British Columbia,", will be received up to the FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT, for the construction or a twin screw steel cruiser for fisheries protection service in British Columbia waters, of the following leading dimensions, namely length over all 250 feet. ! breadth of beam moulded. :12 feet .and : depth from top of ke*el pLate to toj. of I beams at side 17 feet, and to bi ' llvered at Victoria, B. C. Plans and specifications of this 1 steamer can be seen at the Depart- j ment of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa, ' at the offices of the Collectors cf Cus- ; toms at Toronto, Hamilton, Colling- ! wood, .Midland, Vancouver and Sydney, N. S., and at tbe agencies of the Rw lot 11 and the north half of lot, 10, | Department of .Marine and Fisheries at block A, Government Office Gardens, | .Montreal, Quebec, St. .lohn. N. B., .N'ew Westminster City. | Halifax. X. S., and Charlotfetown, P. A certificate of indefeasible title to | E. I. the above property will be issued toi The same plans and Specifications Frederick John Hart, on the llth day | can be procured by application from of May, lau,, unless in the meantime I the Department of .Marine and a valid objection thereto be made to Fisheries up to the First Day of .May OTHER FRATERNAL SOCIETIES include the Union Lodgi N ? .'. F. and A. M.; Kinu' S 1 ��� : No. 17, A. F. and A. M : L. 0. L. j No. 1160; L. O. L��� N , Sapperton, Xo. 4683, I. 0, P : D >'.. Court Westminsti * N Brotherhood of Ow's. Nesi N . PROFESSIONAL. NORMAN BOLE, K. C, BAB-I rister and Solicit - ers, Canadian Bank ol num 'milding. New Westminster, I W. A. .VHEALLER, BARRISTER SO LANO REGISTRY ACT. opposite Court House, New " ��� ster. Phone 1... w HITESIDB & EDMONDS, Bar::'- Columbia street, W. .1. Whiteside, New R'estmjnJter, H. L. Edmonds. M mi in writing by a person or persons claiming an estate or interest therein, or ln any part thereof. C. S. KEITn, District Registrar of Titles. Land Registry Office, New Westminster, B.C., April 8, 1908. The person or persons haviug in their custody or possession the following title deeds relating to the said property are requested to deliver the same to the undersigned. (a) 17th January, 18S7, New Westminster City to J. Wilson, conveyance In fee. (b) 6th August, 1S88, J. Wilson to T. R. Mclnnes, conveyance in fee. (c) llth November, 1890, T. R. .Mclnnes to Florence Blanchard Role, | conveyance In fee. W. NORMAN BOLE, Solicitor for Applicant. Bank of Commerce Building. , next and at the agency of the Department of Marine and Fisheries. Victoria, B. C. Each tender must ue accompanied by an accepted bank cheque equal to 10 per cent, of the whole amount of tbe tender, which cheque will he forfeited if the person sending the accepted tender declines to enter into a contract with the Department or fails to complete the steamer. Tenders on letter paper will be considered. The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. Newspapers copying this advertisement without authority from the Department will not be paid. F. GOURDEAU, Deputy .Minister of Marine ARTIN, WEART & McQUARRIS| Barristors, solicitors, etc. Offices, .N'ew Westminster, Trapp Blk. eom<*: Cla.ckson and Lome Btreta, Vanco. 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 We. *.r...:,-:���' offices every Friday afternoeii. GEORGE E. MARTIN, Barrister nnd Solicitor, Guichon block, Colum bia and McKenzie streets. New v��e6t minster, fl. C. W. MYERS GRAY, Barr��*t<"*- Solicitor and Notary Public, l�� -.racilce sine* 1891 at .New Westmi���"<������e'��� Hr 0I' flees removed to C-'rtls Block. Clarkson street, opposite Court House. P.O. Box 169. Telephone 64. w Spokane falls X Northern Ry Co. t\.��:���<_ jp ci Nelson & FL Sheppard Ry. Co. Trams & Steamers, Red Mountain Ry.Co. 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. :_# 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, 18:25, 19:35. Overland express arrives 12:45, j leaves 15:15. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. ( Lt. N. W. 9.20 a.m.; ar. Seattle 4 D.m. j Lr. N. W. 4.36 p.m.; ar. Seattle 10 p.m !p.m. B. C. ELECTRIC���VANCOUVER. Lt. New Westminster 6.60, 6.60, 1 , and 8 a, m., and every half hour there- ; after till V p. m. Lt. Vancouver tor Westminster at : tame hears. V.. W. ft Y.���VANCOUVER Lv. N. W. 3 p. m. and 9:66 p. m. Lv. Vancouver 8.35 a.m.. and 4 p.m. O. N. R.-PORT GUICHON. Leave New Westminster 3:n0 p.m., arrive Guichon 6 p.m. Leave Gulchon 6 a. m-, arrive New New Westminster 8:30 a. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays- F. HANSFORD. Barrister, Solicitor, etc., Crescent block, corner Columbia and McKenrie and Fisheries: streets, New Westminster B. n ^ Ottawa, Canada, 14th .March, 19(18. ��� " !T7 ; BOARD OF TRADE��� New Westtnin ster Board of Trade meets ia tie Board Room, City Hall, as follow": Second Wednesday of each monto. Quarterly meetings on the 8 Wednesday of February, August and November, at Annual meetings on the Wednesday of February. members may be proposed elected at any monthly or quarter.. meeting. A. E. White, S-**".. The only all rail route between all points east, west and south to Ross-1 land, Nelson and intermediate point* | connecting at Spokane with the Great. Northern, Northern Pacfic and O. R.! & N. Co. I Connects at Rossland with the Canadian Pacific Railway for Boundary, Creek points. Connects at Meyers Falls with! stage ��*iily for Republic. Buffet service on trains between Spokane and Nelson. Effective Sunday, November io, | May, S p. to. second New and tooi. Leave 9.30 a.m. 12.25 P-m. 9.40 a.m. Day Train Arrive .. Spokane ���7-iS P.m. ..Rossland .. ..410 p.m. ... Nelson 6.45 p.m. H. A. JACKSON. tr advert.se *��t ��� IN - THE DAILY NEWS If You've LOST Anything. FIRE ALARM BOXk__> 6���Asylum. * 6���Royal City Mills. 7���Carnarvon and Twin. 8���Royal avenue and Eighth 9���Fifth avenue and Twelfth. 12��� St. Mary's HospUil. 13���Second and Park Ro" 14���Columbia and Dufferin 15���Sapperton 23���Queen's avenue n"'1 sl*-,lv 24-.__.rd avenue and Second. 05���Fifth av��**ue and fourth 26���Fifth avenue and ��!lgbth. 27���Third avenue and Tenth. 32��� Afmep nnd Sixth. 84_-_gchaake Machine World 35���Columbia and McKenzie. 36���C.P.R. Station. M 190; the Daily nfavs. ______ ou Intend Building? '������' I Th< ._, ltd ,.l - 3 1 ��� 1 - lOU 1. .1 I^M a . I ���- Will ' .i 1 Ot 1 - 1 th 1 ________ 18, 1 ;r. _____��� this apply to building operation at this moment. LUMBER HAS G abl i also much lower and mor j'vs lable tHan it was this tlm last yeai ''NE DOWN to a very astor! Make Inquiries and convince your- is no time like tn-- rres= ��� ��� ��� .. ,,t., c,.��� , ��� sspecUH ,io. Is, however, very que..;. OROCRASTIN/.T. iurse you will hav. I , [( H��ir_hi, rr.-���, ' BE OF ASSISTANCE TO YOU. We ha v. h��en given the EXCLUSIVE" SALE of what Is beyond the least .*--_< ���_____*��. rut im -ru 1"r' WE Do N0T MEAN AWAY OUT IN THC SUBURBS where it Is necessary to use fancy names in order to _1 a -,-r- laser., BU I II. THE VER . ru ->-..�����. -._ H J.-.3T RESIDENTIAL SECTION OF THE CITV :.tjated on Fm8T*S River and the Pit- Mo . i every tot face ** . too small for v -. which are ar.-urria..-.i ;-,.. ���I.IRC. AV N FACING ON THE BEAUTIFIED PORTION OF QUEEN'S PARK, it --mmands a magnificlent view of th . ACROS-SE MATCHES and Other sports wi--'*-" ��� going out of the house. .Be sure to '**��� at these lots before buyin lrr| '-' '"������"��������� Below is a plan cf the property which you'might cut out and take wit- ���** when you go to pick out you. iv ,"��� . large a frontage as you vtarst. If you cannot afore! to bu- lots facing - i the Park look at the back lots. ' ���' rH�� ON ���>;*'. 1 in THE CITY WHO CAN SELL THIS PROPERTY. roURTM rli/EA/UE. ;?:��������� t.: ��� -V >���*. M<c:L ���^ So��l��d \_/ I ��* I Ut i I S lit} - ' W. -v^ M. 0^iarrl<> * ��- rut l\* "' 13 4t c> fr r-,5 1- ' - . 1 - ���> , Sold ; 3 ; 1 - i iao OJ IV 8 7 6 ������ ��� ' - 5 4 H. P. Latham T. E. Butter* I l ! - - __�����: feW-i**** Emory Street INDEFEASIBLE TITLE given with e.eiy Idf. lAfiV tEr.M9 CAN BE ARRANGED. ALSO ttlx lots and a house facing Fourth A��*WI between F.M -nd Third One lot corner of ll��M *��treet and Fourth Av .nut". St-* House Is ������ven roomed with modern Improvements Price $1200. QUARRIE & CO. <^ >> N % ^ fc I & i �� ^ _����� a 0| S 5 t* ft, IT f�� a""*. 8: *. nfc O *< 0 c ft. tOVE CHAR..' Some of the Qnei-r Snppr��(lil,- , . Thnt I.l-,- Ill -ai, M). t'he love cl aany nr I curious. One, ��� ' fiftd ' . ��� ������ ' the - the'longing I ��������� . ��� '_. erp to tl ' ' ... * ��� u 1. .. the "whole - ������ cap oi . - '��� ' ie to thfer cl Is fbr t! - * a ' in In the end i _ she ' ifh fails i In from Of her, : ' ��� ������ Qft_d ber. 1 _nv\, .- not ��� - flow ��� . and Wh * tht-ee dttTcr- !"��� ��� .... - ��� ;.. honUeepet ��� ��� i, n*�� *n the rl Who. ... On !;";II.,'CS I ) Ihd ��ih I her ,:��� wears fedta* !-' *'��� tan'o The^keturn Addr.s. it hi been touttd tint mfadir. I '���fefers " :' ��� ^tV.Hi "^^v-^. ".'''i'j.'; on the biieV: of the Isfew S" ll sent to the deita letter offlee, file PI ! of thi .'ti,-,> tjenarf't-leii. Is f'b.^t I'ii-rf;*^ cannot be i_xhect6a tp loqTc on' ' ���' ' ' eh-velor) ��� und tb.-it tha proper plitee for tin' rettifti a Mi-'-- Is thr Mjiper ].*-ft hand eorae-- Ot ran fn*f�� of'tb,- --ii rielifeV Remedy For W.-ir1 A -fairi- I to nili tKein doyii | t1'- f;ne Bitle of -.- y Imnrd, then nj.ply t!;e -hi i Btfdtig ftcetat: ttclh, iiii " , ' - tl.at tl b ti^iri d"i\- fiol i'-:n ���>' ti[.i-n the tu-.'-1 borin* kih. for it will oeen**ion t^flamhi itiiiii much p.ain. l( th'is ; ��� ttt is pven once or T.vii-e daily tin- Vnr\. t.'i!l soon be effectttally irtirea;��� P>o, ton Trnvnler. % Improving Crin'-e-ries. (Vnr.l.crrv-- (���nokod in p ilouljle ; I -��� with 7.o water ev '"pt that m thc outer Vessel aVraBtiper t in ("ior nn1. flavor to those _to\Ve_| in tKe orrlir.ar; -v;y. '\"< ������ fi i'i the crnn.iorrv f's /T^ui} _tdjp*r6Vc^ if a ftnall pier" of ajime, ] a;- I and cut in jvpial! 1>ll-. k added. The proportion's should be half an 'apple to a quart of cranberries. NOTICE -J Front Street SOLE AGENTS FOR ALL ABOVE PROPERTY, Wall Service ! .��� <:. P. It. train at B:36 ��� ��� - a. m. md Seattle, via Hooting- id Dispatched l Co., 7: IG .. , | ': : i mov tkrftwoW'6 Wed-_es,'I��y. . : '. .*;..- _tan ��� - :<i i m. la Bu. "'��� \, 11iii .. ept 8��n rton N'o. I. ,|.r. ci t-��ctirsd at f. :::.i t>m. Van"'-' I la Bel ii - ,; ��� -..���-,, .-..re... ��� v. I,-. BU nan' iiilllV I I T!)e*.r?avs and tttatsMf*!; C.ll Dispatched by CUiv'-r l,i"-, Bl iliift n ' ,,-, W ��� ��� . li ' , ,.,-!'-��� in " ��i cept Sun 11 oal . , m ri ��� ,��������� -.-., .ion, TytW-lteHaT, W^dn'-'sd-.y.. and Ba-.0 i i r-, inail received Monday-! iad fi-i'l.M '< ' .- B. C. Kleetrlr ruilwvv. i Hi :l. iu.; mennvm) Sftfj ',: -Vl'-roria. No 1 :-*iru, dally exceiil Snnd��;. i..ra n.,.ii.i?i��!yed M ;i p.m. Dl .pnteliffi by carrier, 1:1.1 o. mr. |GuIchon, Steveston, Sunbury. dnilv F.n.t Rurnnby, dally except Sunnay. i except Sunday. Return malls recelv- Return mails received ii 1:10 p. m. ftispritched by carrier 12-aO noon: Timberland, Straw* erry Hill, Tuesdays and Fridays. Return malls ro- reived Tuesdays and Fridays,'' Dispatched by C. P. Ifc noat 1:30 p.m. dally (closes daily at thi. saioe time during winter months: lAdn'er, Westham Island, Pon ed from 9 a. m. to 11 a. m. Woodward's, Wednesday and Saturday. Return mall on Wednesdays and Saturdays. l Burnahy lake. Return mall v '9 p.m. Dispatched by O..V. Fyier. 4 o. m.: To southern polnrs, daily sxeep Sunday. Return mail 11 p. m. li. THE MATTER CF THE RAIL- V. ___ At 'l', :.v,'l -.n ihe maimer of th. \ ���.!-_<.u.. r. \, -a , , aua Vutoii Vtnihvay 6_'___^iAV aud ot tne v annul., r, \ iriur.a aa 1 fcis '.-ia Rill way and Navigation C6mp'?hy. Mill. 1. IS llhltl::i!*i <.'i\ r.N tl i ��� .ldcv the provisions ot Settle- 361 oi ���\v nan.-A ,: -,,��. an ;ap?iitcauon will , o made lb the t. itLrii of Ra lwa,- poih- m.RSlonVM-R l'<u- t ar.ada, at the. Court Unoni of i=aid t'oinmlss.oners, a't tho City el O'tawa, at elev, u o'clc-Clt in the forenoon, on TUESDAY, the 12th day of May, A.D, 1908, ior a .e'ebtn? wendatlon to the 'Governor in Coum-''. tor tho sanction of a certain agrte- m-Mit dated the 2Cth day of ifar.l'i! A.V). rjOS, tnad<_ betwe-tn lhe Vui- ,n'.'- Wtsta.iu.-tiT aad Yukon Rail- v�� .����-.���-.-. . ��� way fonij.auy of the one J-JM, and tlie VatKaiiiver, Virto.-ia and feasteru HailvVay and XavMcon lorripany of the other part, providing tor (Me sale irj the. VaJicotlver, We-stmuister am' ' ul;,ni Railway Company to aud the plirbhfee bt tlie VtUicoilver, Victoria and i-.a-i. in Railway ai 1 Navifratlbn Company iiom the said the Vaneuu- ret, w ��� 'minuter and Yul-fm Uailway Co.npany, of all that portion of (ho undertal.ing and properties of the van. oii.-or, Westminster and Yukon Railway Company, constst.ng of the line of railway lu the City of Vuueou- ;*,'r described in said agreement iaud from the City of Vancouvir to tfie City of Now Westtniustor, aud in the City 0. Ni ,v We., (minster, and .11 Iffaes oi ra Iwaj connecting it. with the bridge over the fraser river at New West. niiu.(<r. and all rights arising out of iaiy order of the Board o_ Railway Commissioner, tor Canada, jiertjaln- ing to the maintenance or operation pf the said lines of railway or any of them, and all other proport.y, real or personal, acquired for or held by or in Irast for or on aerount of the said ilnes of railway or iany of them. DATED thls-27th' day of March, A.D, 1508;. JAMES JEFFREY--, 11 rotary of the Vitacouver, West.. I'lnstfr and YuKon Raft way Com-. . anv. ' ���l^la* *^*r _. ��� i *i *-- **T ��� _k * . 1*1 m r '"I- ll- ��� ,4 , . ��� * t ��� " ! i.1 g il'*... >| ml r JeJ . __'"'*���_ "...V* . ' I'-'i*-1'' -����.'.*'/* ... 4 '., 'm<�� 4 ���ifc.- ���*;_ * ... "Ijl**"- ���' ���f1 J' i.V -li'^.-VVl fc-4' ���_^_T*M ._"'__���*���'** * �� I I ���41 . iir*-. li i rmXMH. rJHE DAILY UBWft. TUESDAY. MAY in ,v : ���*���!'.. ��� fi 'I-11*1. ��� ^s RDF* l'..?.. *OT i��l k 11 c Croquet Sets Lacrosse Sticks Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle AT Moreys COLUMBIA STREET For Your Chick's HEALTH Storievant's Cure, Egg Food, Tlianolice, Ini, etc MUIR'S Drug Store Colum..a St.. New Westminster Telephone 83- 5- 1908. INDIANS HAD PLANNED ! DEATH OF KITCHENER {Authorities Believe Plot to Murder Europeans First Step Towards Revolution. No lumpineii in WINDSOR TABLE SALT. Each pure, rich lalt-grain keeps separate, retaining all its natural strength. London, May I.���From .Calcutta Condensed Advertisements WANTED���Gentleman, single, wishes comfortable room; would not object to short distance from city, if break-1 fast provMW; would like occasional! use of pteno if available; reasonable,' Box &06, city. WANTEE*���Girl for general work. Apply t;., Daily New liouse- i office. ! comes news of the discovery o.' a plot to murdor Europeans by means of I 1 bombs. Tiie more the police mvesti- ! gate tbe matter the more serious does ��� it appear. The authorities believe they aie [ facing an attempt at revolution and I ���.a-----������������������������ ��� numerous .arrests have been made, i LOST-Betw.een Central Park and the Documents seized at the house] I- 0. 0. F. cemetery, brown cloth 1 where the bombs and explosives were' oven-oat. Literal reward tor return I bung manufactured, reveal that it was' tp Daily News Office. J part of the plot to kill Lord Kitchener, SpmI Wash Glove Values TO-DAY ^ Hundreds of iines of summer gloves are now rea ly, Our giny partment is so well known for incomparable valui .ladies usually look here first for their glove wants. Vua wir .,��� by buying from these lines meruioned below. LADIES' LONG LISLE GLOVES. .Mercerized and plain finish, fine Quality, 18, 21 and sizes 6 to 8 inch, colors brown, grey and Hack and whlti ne. noi!6' ��� i V*-' pair. ! commander-in-chief of India, and the British other high- facial, pcaip. or ;.ody treaTments given it your owe home. Also manicuring. For engagement ring un A 339. GET YOUR SCREEN DOORS and Windows early before the flies get in. ANDERSON & LUSBY Coh_fnbia St., New Westminster, B- C* ��� *- I ��� *��� ���* ���-. ���* fi ��� ' ��� *- fi *��� ��� . * New Things in Picture Post Cards ud Souvenirs at .. < i fl J. J. MACKAY & CO. msmm siatjonob m% m\m m' .. < i J���_^-��a^-' ..'.-'.. ���.-..-aU-...,>-..^,.0'--,.-a.'-a.'^L..'-.',_.W_aaV^-,._aa^..,..,-..'^'.a'_.,'-a,...',...'-..'...W.." , forces in, I officials. The responsibility for the plot Is ! placed on the natives, a number of incriminating documents having been' . seized together with bombs and other, I explosives. The discovery of the plot was made i through the arrest and coufessiou of , thv> author of the bomb outrage at ; Almocufferpur, tae capital of the province of the same name In Bengal, In which two Europeans were killed. Indian is a source of considerate uneasiness to the British government1 1 at the present moment. The difficul- ties with the Mohamads seemed on ; the eve of settlement when on Satur- , day, according to reports received ; here, a new danger threatened. An' attempt was made by a large Afghan! i force numbering from l-.OOO to 20,000, which went across the border, divided I into two bodies to seize tbe **!ol_1_- hotise at Khyber pass near Land!: Ksol. The attack was repulsed with trilling casualties among the British,! but the Afghans remained in front of! Landi Ksol and another*' body is reported to be moving into the valley by way of Lisote pass. TO KENT ish street Box 210 Large front room, .uru- FOK SALE���Typewriter (Caligraph),j can be seen .at Arrow Press. SlOl for quick sale. LOST���Pair of gold rimmed glasses between opera house and corner of' Fu si and Third stieets. Finder I lease return to News office. ___ ��� TO RENT���Furnished rooms suitable for light'housekeeping. Apply to Alex. Speck, Columbia street. TO RENT���A small three roomed house; electric light and city water. ' Apply P. O. Box 587, N'ew Westminster. TO RENT���Furnished rooms tor light' housekeeping. Apply, Empire Tailor, shop. 75<* to $1.oo WHITE SILK GLOVES. Double- finger tipped, lengths 19 and 23 inches, and sizes tn a *,'��� to 71.; all weights are represented and double Tinge,- ��� .J, fl ishing touches to perfect wearing silk gloves; per paii $1.25, $150 $1.75 and ..' ' j-.inj 1 PLAIN SILK GLOVES. White -and black only, without double tips, in shorl ind Ion" | 75c to $1.25 lengths; per pair from COLORED SILK GLOVES. In shades of brown, navy, grey, cardinal and black, 19, 23 inches in length, double fingertips; per pair $1.25 to $1,75 LACE LISLE GLOVES. White and black, 12* button length; per pair 65c SHORT LISLE AND TAFFETA GLOVES. ��� Shades of grey. tan. brown and black and whin-; pair 35c ta 61 VV. S. COLLISTER & Co. 247 Columbia Street, Nm*. Westminster HATS re-trimmed at 1ST Auckland street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Keep full supply of trimmings. is re-; -p. ARM HANDS, Bazaar -T skilled and c S, SAW MILL HELP, common labor supplied free. Orders solicited. Canadian General Willcocks, who is in com- j Facific Employment Agency, 50fi Cor- mand of the forces recently dispatcned j dova west, Vancouver, B. C. Phone to quell the troubles, has gone toj 3*J29. Jamnad, a few miles west of Pesha- ' ' . ' - war at the entrance of Khyber pass I T17 ANTED���PUPILS (EVENINGS) and is hastening forward his troops; VV rn English subjects, classics, to meet the new development. All! science, mathematics. Box 4S7. city. frontier telegrams are carefully censored at Simla. 1 The morning papers, referring to the news, generally concur that there i is no cause for alarm or for grave anxiety if. as is hoped, the Ameer is f not directly responsT'S.e for the atti- W* N. Draper B. C. Land Surveyor ; tude of the Afghan border tribes, but! EHard Block. New Westminster, B. C i they point out that until the Ameer'e ; attitude is definitely known it be- ! hooves the government to be alert and 1 prepared for ewntualittefi. t I WEDDING PRESENTS Hav* yoa _t_mui.ee -our stock *- CPT GLASS? We have now on exhibition a line of the best quality Cat G_a.-_ ever'carried in the city We have also re.pienished our stock of SILVERWARE, a6 well as all other fines. A piece of the Prekard Hand-Painted <Chk.a will make a verj* __roeptabie gift. We wlll be pleased to Bhow you ,our goods. W. C. CHAMBERLIN ���* t STABBED SEVEN TIMES WITH SHARP STILLETH NOTICE . W. R. Gilley���Tel. lit. Office Tel. 16. G. E. -Gilley���Tel. 291 Gilley Bros., Ltd WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DL.-.LERS IS Wellington Coal. Van. Portland Cement Rosebank Lime, B. C Pottery Vitrified Pipe, Drain Tile, Terra C*tts, etc.; Clayburn Prctted, Mantel, and Pre Brick, Fire Clay, Gartwaig Fire Brick, Liverpool Salt, Forge Coal, Common Brisk Band, Gravel and Crushed Rock NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that one 111 mqpth from the date hereof application will be made to tha Governor-in-C'ouncil under Chapter 115 ofthe Revised Statutes of Canada, 190S, for approval of plans of a bridge __________________ i to be constructed by tbe Victoria Ter- I m!..al Railway and Kerry Company Wilkesharre, Pa., May ..���Poles and' over the Serpentine river on the line Julians engaged in a bloody riot at of tlie 8ald company's railway between j Hudson, ten miles from bere today, Bla^e and Olivers In the Province of ! two Poles being fatally wounded and British Columbia; aad also for ag- two others badly hurt, while many proval of plans of a bridge to be con- were injured and were carried away. stracted*by the Victoria Terminal by their x��a_p__triots. I Railway and Ferry Company over the i There has been bad blood between .viCOn_ekl river on the lino of the sftld i the Poles and Italians for some time company's railway between Blaine and owing to the fact that a number of Olivers in the said Province of British Pedes took the places of striking Columbia. Plans of each of the-said Italians at nearby coal mines. Today bridge- and descriptipns of each of I the Italians laid in ambush for a the sites thereof have been deposited : party of the Poles, and attacked them with the. Minister of Public Works, j with stilettos. Joseph Wiserd was rina ln t),e Land Registry Office at j stabbed seven times, Alexander Wil- \*,.w- Westminster, British Columhla. kewsky four times and both are dying. Dated this 1st day of April, A.D., I John DarboskUand John Verdetti were l!.r��R. I badly wounded and a number of othq/s A. H. MtacNEILL, ' were hurt. ; Solicitor for the Applicants. "Its Turned Bad! This will be the constant complaint of many careworn housewives in N'ew Westminster this summer. Is it going to be yours, Reader ? Why not study economy this summer by keeping your foodstuffs in a handy sized refrigerator, and not to deliberately throw away your money by allow ng the heat to turn good food into unwholesome and distasteful rubbish. Why not always have the food crisp and tasty, both for yourself and your guests? To counteract the effects of heat by a modern convenience is the true and practical economy. Why not call and ree us about an inexpensive re frigerator"? We have both the galvanized and poreciain lined In great variety. And say, isn't it time to think abcut F'y Netting, Mosquito Dcors and Window Screens. Now. we shall be pleased to st-' you and to cheerfully show you the gooof. whether you buy or not. T. J. TRAPP & CO. v Limited HARDWARE, ETC. - ' COLUMBIA STREET tte LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE Pats X?Z>e- TENDERS WANTED WESTMINSTER --CHILLIWACK RAILWAY Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to Monday, May 18th, 1908, at 12 o'clock noon, for the clearing, grading, etc., of the first section, 12 miles, New Westminster to Cloverdale, of the above railway. A marked cheque equal to 5 per cent, of amount of tender must accompany all bids. Specifications and all other information can be obtained at my office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. May 4, 1908. CHAS. GARDEN, C. E. B. C. Electric Railway Co., Ltd., Westminster Ave., Vancouver, B. C. A Bargain in City Property Pa^ me $700 cash and the balance of .$700 in one and two years at 7 per cent, and I will give you a 6-roomed house, complete, with bath, pantry, etc. There is a street at the back and front of the lot, which is 66 feet frontage by 132 feet deep. The lot is set out with fine fruit trees, and is one of the best buys in the city of New Westminster. The house is now rented for $18.00 per month. You car figure what interest you will get from the rent on a purchase price of $1400. P.O. Box 37' VV. J. KERR NEW WESTMINSTER. Phone 170. M\ Vancoitvf..-��� ._. _.. k \**^Ban,._:STM.NSTE N/��NAlMO*C*>. E V-*i\_ 7y-'*u,iv-**- CroftonV^^v ?" I % WS. VXBBLUNO It AM I TPoiTtT'frWN^iMtf, I \kfU/VERETT \ EATTU IACOMA \ FmGEl&'JElWS Time Is Money���Don't Travel, Just Talk HAMS ���< 18c. ���*���'lb English and American Billiard Ta- oles, Bowling Alleys, etc. New and second ��� hand table* and supplies in itock. R. H. CLIBURN Phone A2698. ?. O. Box 1185 BowllDg Alley. Pander SL. VANCOUVER Agent for Messrs. Samuel May 6 Jo., Twio'-o. THt Centra! Meat BftrW Corner Eighth SL and Fifth Avenue PHONE 370. j BOWELL A ODDY. Proprietors
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