@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "23d0195b-730f-4e6c-b076-31d3048f23c0"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:alternative "[New Westminster Daily News]"@en ; dcterms:issued "2015-12-18"@en, "1909-03-15"@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/nwdn/items/1.0316566/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note """ EIRE INSURANCE WHITE, SHILES & CO. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. LIFE A83URANCE WHITE, SHILES & CO. 260 Columbia St. Phone 85. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, MO.\\l>.\\y MORNING, .MARCH 15, 1909. FIVE CENTS PER COPY. fcllES DROP TWO l��Ht$ PiGNEEf. POINTS INiFitOIF mm 0liEAT mi Show Fight For the Championship Three Lo- ca] Men in International. nf Westminster on \\ ;,,��� mver Dlsti Icl I histles, and the ,\\. thnm Island, there more matches In a - '. and four i ' iv in may be -;iid to , ie honors. The ime in hand havi Hi i, one less polnl �� i :. h they Bhould with ii similar Ini . and Westham Is more points, to .. So thai iln- Btruggle ��� . ,; nined by the margin ol qui ar;. :here will be ting games yet to Splendid Struggle. I foi tided themselves lm ���., i histles again ,..:. paddj Hewltl and W. Mlt- l, whll and I learnt- came i ��� . in c and to strengthen -,. ti rard line, The pay lo and Hearne fully justified placed In them, and t .adilv pleased the large hud. ���.:.. : thi best at Recreation rh ;'.; season. In the absence of Itson, Sail deputised for bim in and as Lock miild noi .net away, (I :.' Hi ' on Page Three.) Westward Ho! ie . trai ��� -��� featuri s of West- |rj Ho! Increase each month, and Mirth number has BOme anie.es I Illustrations of Brut-class merit peri Ileal literature. The prlncl- te��turi- is an Illustrated deacrip- i of -.tit Knot.-nay lakes forest relit., with ns beautiful scenes ot niDiain and water. Mr. Mac.MU- I. lh.- author, lias caught the spirit Itiie wihJa with perfecUon. Annie ISwan'a Berial tory, -'The i-.xpia- J1 Ol i. hn Ree ihain." grows in in- I : '���'- ���' ��� Vlllson Hood writes 1,io1-" * Stevenson's phllOBO- holding thin cheerfulness wus his liiiiiii.; vl ��� ElderaDtmps.c- Liner Limping. Ddon. March ii. -The K'Fder- l,,,s'" hip Monarch, bound |m !-'"";""i for St. John's, put j" QuenstOWIl Imlay with her main"') disarranged, Aft, r necessary ��� "ill resume her voyage. Henry Eickhcff Passes Away at Ripe Age���Came Out in Gold Rush to Cariboo. On Saturd - evenli one of the oldesi resldi nl if ,\\. ,, y\\ estmlnster i';' ���:.!������. a sl on illness. The late Henrj Eli kl ofl ��ho was bi rent, Rv. of age in llaii'i..a ;. ��� man .*, and cami Iftle.s. In I I b of ! s59 lie as .i - d to Brl li (loluni ia. and pro- ' led in the ��� ... v he \\ is iii'd again In 1.62, I . n ��� from a ;: Ip east N n sue- Fu] us a miner, he i hod a Btore in the i It) anil latei added a tempi nine,, hotel. These he conducted till 1889, when he sold out hli n. ss Interests and hi - i Btate holdings. Mr. Blckhofl was of a verj -��� Irin disposition, and was never known by liis Intimate Mend evei to make an unkind remark of his neighbors. He outlived his wife sum., six months. Fi\\e children, three sons and two daughters survive, all residents of the city. The wns are Fred. Alfred W. and Victor, and the daughters, Mrs. J, ('. Tunsla I and Mrs. W. II. Keary. wife of the Mayor, The funeral takes place this inora- Ing at 9 o'clock from the residence mi Second Street to St. Peters Pro- Cathedral, where a requiem high mass will he sung bj Rev. Father O'noyle. The pall-bearers are all old friends of th>- deceased as well ns ! eing pioneers. .1. ('. Armstrong, J. 8, Clute. 8r. B. W. shil-s, A. II. Mc- Brlde, T. W. Gray and James Wise. The Interment will be at th. Catholic cemetery, OlSPELLINIi FOli BY USE OF HERTZIAN WAVES "ie Fr-mco Canadian Convention. far's, March n Mr. Kletcher, f"rm'ln ��f th i anadlan Section of tnbei of Commerce, F the ratification ol the P^-Csnadinn ConvenUon by the |i,"'h s,;'' will be an accomplish. I:'' ' I VS. pr Tnd,,. Reaches Edmonton. I : I I -Colin Eraser, [ ,; Chlppewayan, an i i 'd in the city to- I ,l ' : Eraser said the fur 1 li is unusually small J . nu. r in the north [ ' ' ��� i. the Indians I : "' '.'"ally fro,,, cold. I'1 ' |., - im trader In the Mani��� sfik-s hav,. I,,.,,, French Engineer Conducts Interesting Experiments Which Have Proved Theory. Paris. March 1..���M. Dlbos, a French engine, r, Is at present conducting a series of experiments on the English Channel, which bave given rise to the hope that New York Harbor may ultimately be kept free of fog. Attracted hy the English experiments for dissipating fog by means of electrical discharges, M. IMkis eon- ceived the idea of a combination of Hertzian waves. Beneath a powerful iit-rtzian plain, which emits waves of iu, volts, in- has placed four huge blow-pipes, directed t" the four points of the compass. Simultaneously with the discharge of the Hertzian waves, the blow-pipes, each giving a temperature of -.|!i"i degrees Centigrade were lighted, in from 20 to 30 minutes a thick fog was dispersed ovi r a zone of 200 yards Encouraged bj this success the experiments will be continued, TELLORAPBLRS STRIKE ENDS SUDDENLY IN PARIS Cf��urch Ba, Cowed by Threat of Dismissal, Which Implied Loss of State Servant Privileges. Paris, Miireli 14.- Tin- strike ol ;l"' telegraph operators In this city ''lld"' late yesterday afternoon as as ii began COQUliLAM LAKE DAM I_D BY EXPERTS Three Engineers Examine Power Dam Proposal - Citizens Represented. 'i'i" last i - ��� .a,, the en gineers exi , ���!.,. proposed ' " . Itl dam will be forthcom ing in time : r I be i ea imed appllca- lefoi , oi. wl executive on Wedm next, Willis Chi] ��� ii-.. i r'... he engineer selecti d ��� .. ��� i ii iia n' i ���' imlttei. weni up m lake on Sal lay, and thai vis nd > looking over the o Owin to a num- v ol cau ��� h re was but a small attendance from the city council and cit /a n's committee, those attenmng ie Ing Aid. rman Garrett, John A. Lee and .i. S. Bryson freni the citizen's ��� ommittei. Cit) engineer BJackman ..I." ac.ompanli d the pai rj. with su- perlntendenl of wati rwor��-s s mi. A. .*. ��� min ite Junction tbe pi rtj was im" by Gi "i.i. Sj Ii ey Bfnck. ly, CE. repn m utlng the \\ ancouver i- iwe. company, who are building the da;n. The) drove y way of the pipe line road to the head of the Coquitlajjh i iver. Clearing in Progress. The Vancouver Power company has aboul 30 men at work clearing ;he .and i.i low the lane, many acres of which will be submerged. ine proposal la i.i prepare It suffici. utly to give \\isiiing engineers and others an idea of the surface to be submerged, and actual work will be rushed as soon iis the government gives an answer, Meanwhile a large portion of the preliminary survey for the proposed tram lin.- from Westminster Junction to facilitate the progress of the dam has been completed, the surveyors who have been working from the Junctlon northward have now st.-. >-d in a southerly direction from the lake outfall to tie up the Hn*. Other Activities. A number of test holes have been sunk near the proposed sue of tbe new dam below the present one, wiih a view to discover tbe strains und' r- lying the surface material, having in vie* the foundations and other tea- sons. The swamp land west of the outfall of the .ake is still untouched, snow covering much of the surface of the morass. The cribbing at the existing dam has been raised all round, aud some temporary work put in io keep it in condition pending construction. Widening Tunnel. Work is also progressing on the tunnel between Lakes Coquitlam and Buntzen, the idea being io Increase the capaclt) of the tunnel from nine feet to thirteen feet wide. A small contract on this section ol the work has been placed in the bands of Armstrong, Rennie and Campbell, of Vancouver, Th.. engineers later visited the tunnel, and posted themselves on a location for tb ��� Intake pipe belonging to the Westminster city waterworks system, which the company has promised to ��� ove farther up the lake. DEER HERDED DOWN AND THEN SLAUGHTERED COLLEGE LABS ARE BASKETBALL CHAMPS ELEPHANTS AND TIGERS MENACING BRIilSK INDIA The operators yielded i e fo re the energetic attitude if iln' h ��� Women's Hats. : . '�� m. vn W omen who 1 " 'heir hats are offl- "'" the Kirst Baptist cord- ""���>" to ,-, ���J barred ti ���I-"!,. ,,��� a r"*t �� loan 8��merv��l��. Mass., at ihi ii nn 1 'l 11 'Mil,r .-in, ,, 1 made last Wnel , Ss Bc-'ns Buildinn. l"'-niM v'" ' "' Construction of this cii " con-Pany's station commenced '"day. it kn��wn as a fin- "���i'h 'in " 1*0 V,', ���i mast 150 feet government, which threatened lm tani dismissal unless work was resumed, wllh the loss Of slate serv.in' l"'m' leges. Tonlghi the service �����"* nor' mal. For several boms yesterday i city was cut off from telegraphic communication with the outside world, a general strike following n quarrel tween a subchlef and ihe "" "��� Kamloops, March 14.���The provin- police are now Investigating a ca8e of illegal deer killing m the vicinity of Notch Hill. The pelts Of eleven deer were found secreted In a bush aboul three miles ip Scotch Creek and across the lake ii.��� in N'ot.-h 111:1. They represented four does, three bucks, and four I'.wms. The deer were apparently herded down by some unknown party and Killed. The police are at present working on a strong clew and they have every iiojx* of ascertaining the guilty party. Nine Months for Cruel Joke- K.'iio,,,, March 1 ..-IL M. HIU, ��*J stole the letters of a man of tnesame name and played .i cruel loke on i hitler's wife by writing her '" M feci Hii'i her bu bund had been kin was seni to the centra prison toi ""��� months yesterday. Ask Canada for Team. Wellington, N. 7... March 11.- I'lvni- I, r Ward, speaking at a rifle championship meeting, expressed the hope that as the New Zealand and Australian states would send teams to CO-!, plete lb the empire rifle shooting meeting in Australia next October, thai Canada and Orent Britain woulU iiMi be represented. 1 mbians Defeat Vancouver in B. Division���Lose i >ut in A. Division. i i all nams from Colum- ill ��� . i. a le ;i vi i> creditable . In i ������ j or provincial ��� nan i n al the Vancouver V. M. C. A. ti day, winning the championship i'i the B division i l,. years and ! weight limit), and making i ii ������ In A di. Ision (17 eai ound weight limit). l he b had set their hearts on n senior class, bui ihey were n consoled ovei thiii Ing in >t in the si c nd dli i The I ical t'liiss A team was bi il n b) iln V. M. C. A. In their flrsi game by a score of 27 to 17. The los rs .'>��� ��� '��� ahead at halftinie, m .��� came ��� ! ��� : ivhen their oppou nl ���. a n. d :li" lead in the seco ..; :���. -��� and were ana i .��� to catch iii!. In ih . ��� ��� ���: ��� against Victoria, i v .. ou class d . -land quinti tt ��� in ��� er) polnl. bul pl ... ��� d easily r.ltb I In in In I In hoj. thai the Capital Cit) i. am wi u d by some luck beat ;.. i. M. c A. and so ,_i\\e ih.. College lads another change for Qrst place. The score of this match was 29 :0 18, but might have been several times as much for New Westminster. When the V. M. C. A. played Victoria they Mid noi ink,, any pains lo spare them, an.l the final si ore was 65 fh-f. in Vancouvi r - flavor, The second team from Ihe College bad nn easy run in all its matches, winning from the Christ Church by 22 to 20. from Y. M C. A. No. 2 by 16 to .".; and from V. M. c. a. No. l by 29 to IS. The championship of the Class c (13 years, 115-pound weight limit' was won by the V. M. C. A. from the Christ Church, their only riva s. Al) the games were good exhibitions of basket, all, and some of them were exceptionally classy. The match between the first division lives of lhe College and V. M. C, A. was taster than mos; senior games, and was goo' ''"���' ' S ' m i-wiir! * .' ' ������ i, .-. . 'V .. 'i'Ui " t milt J^M-f'. \\?. i j i;' M * I , ; ' "; li ' 'a.,-'. ��� ,.'i ���. ' _,.<������ ���."���,'. 4f yy( '- .-v.'? PAGE TWO. r* i* . THE DAILY NEWS. MONDAY. MARCH * ' ��� a. _ ��* . ��� _ * - ! *> i*J I : - , '4 ' W t-iS ���' ^.-iT^jr.-i ;;! V#: <***���*' tnM ___v_F-___i ��� ��*' ! .. .* I -'-..A ,1. ' . ����� - #��� ' {fill : ��� ��� f '-*���*���,_' > ��� -�����, v:?, *���$ ��� -j* ���lillvf, .'*... ���;�����. I ���'��� >v-!_*'���___: ,"* t * ** Ir* >���������# W.'j! ' t V IIA ' ,s> 15J3. Classified Advertisements IWANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. LOST. FOUND. REAL ESTATE. PROFESSIONAL. BUSINnoo. FRATERNAL, ETC. -..I Eagar Allan Poe, in one of his stories, says: "I took myself to the morning newspaper, and, having carefully perked the columns of 'Houses to Let' and the column of 'Dogs Lost,' I then attacked with cir* , .f lhe. e. .mer-sting, because it shows that Poe, fond as he was of literature, read the classified advertisements before he read the news. Follow Poe's example in this matter and watch our rWlM��n ^ They talk to hundreds of people each day amd they talk to the man when he wants to listen. .S5'ficd ads. _l-*_5 WANTED. ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS. LAUNDRY. WANTED - JUNIOR REPORTER. I AUDITING, ACCOUNTING AND SYS- Must have good education, one with temlzlng. tluiiin & Falrley, phone knowledge of shorthand and typewriting preferred. Apply Daily News office, Front stret, after 7 p.m. i j WANTED���A boy to work from 6 to! 12 in the morning. Good Pav- Ap-, ply this office Saturday I etween 12 | and 12:30. WANTED���General servant. Apply Mrs. D. J. McQuarrie, Sixth street. near Fourth avenue. ���1117. B. C. ROYAL CITY LAUNDRY, ROYAL Avenue and Bilackle Street. Ncuv is ;��� Flack block, Vancouver. I the time to get curtains and blankets ready for spring. Ring up phone 183. C. HAM BER, ACCOUNTANT AND Auditor, Notary Public, Conveyancer. Room 10, Brine Block, New Westminster. P, O. Box 795. PRINTERS. WESTMINSTER PRESS FOR EVERY kind of job printing; best work n-asoiiablo prices. Phone -">, P. 0. box 142. Daily News Block, Sixth street LAND SURVEYOR. PARCEL DELIVERY. ARCHITECTS. W. N. DRAPER, B. C. LAND SUR- veyor. Ellard block, New Westminster, B. C. W. I). GOODFELLOW, ARCHITEI T, Room 14, Dominion Trusi block. EDWIN G. W. SAIT, ARCHITECT- Gulchon Block. Telephone 338. WANTED ��� GENERAL SKKYANT. ; Apply Mrs. R. Dickinson, corner Of Elliott and Carnarvon. LOST. GARDINI-K & SHERRIFF, AKCHi- tects, Guichon block. P. O. Box 77-. Phone '-���'<-��� '. NASH, 11 C. LAND SURVEYOR, 5 and ti Hamley block, New Westminster. RING UP PHONE 185 FOR QUICK delivery of Parcels, etc. Reas mable charges; quick service. Royal City Parcel Delivery. LIVERY STABLE. RING UP 250 FOR HACKS ANDl smart turnout: hies. Fashion Sta- PHOTOGRAPHER. S. J. RITCHIE, ARMSTRONG BLOCK (over Johnston's snoti store), Carbon and platinum portraits. Interior and commercial work, amateur work, etc. LOST ��� GOLD CASED WATCH | somewhere in West Fnd Of city. 1/jcket attached; lady's picture in the locket. Finder please return to Daily News office. LOST���SUM OF MONEY ON Columbia street. Reward. Return ! to C. A. Welsh, grocery store. FOR SALE FOR SALE���PURE BRED PLY- mouth Rock and White Leghorns; $1 per sitting. I). W. Bray, Fourth j avenue and Eighth street. ELECTRICAL WORKS. THL PEARSON ELECTRIC CO., dealers in eletcrlcal machinery, fixtures and supplies, house wiring armature wiring, motor repairing, etc. Bank of Commerce building. phone 331, P. O. box 928. FANCN POULTRY, EGGS, ETC. ARTHUR O'CONNOR. POULTR. .breeder, 1049 Eleventh street, and Sixth avenue, New Westminster, P. O. box 42a. Pure-bred Cockrels for sale, Barred Rocks, White, Brown and Buff Leghorns, etc.; eggs for hatching. \\\\i|te your requirements. MACHINE WORKS. THE SCHAAKE MACHINE WORKS, Limited, Front street, New West- minster. Manufacturers of modern saw and shingle mill machinery, Mill plants and specifications pre-] pared. MUSIC MRS. C. C. FISHER, ex-pupi] of Carl- lotta Antelll; R. A. M., London, Eng., and of Q. F. Sims, Mus. Bac, Ox-( ford,. England, will give lessons in singing and harmony. PAPER HANGING AND DECORATING. I. HUDSON, WALL PAPER, ROOM Mouldings, Burlaps and Sanltas; house painting, kaj-omlnlng, paper hanging and decorating. Sixth street. New Westminster. RESTAURANTS. REAL ESTATE. SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION OF ik C. ���P. B. Brown, manager, P. O. Box 556, phone .'(34. TWO ACRES, five miles out, at �� cheap price, to close up an estate; this would make an ideal chicken) ranch a I small cost; $300, terms. FEW LOTS in the best pan of Burnaby at $100 each. 50 by 150; easy terms. J. J. JOHNSON, Dl'PONT BLOCK. Columbia street, phone 169. FOR SALE A 5-room cottage, nearly new, in Sapperton; owner mus; hair money tit once. This can be bought very cheap for cash. [FOUR and a half acre block on the North Road, only a mil., and a half from car terminus' Sapper- ion ; prices nnd tl ."ins very ri a i in able ROYAL CITY REALTY COMPANY, Columbia street, near tram office, phone 433. Real estate ami Insurance, City property, suburban tracts, farm lands, and chicken ranches. Fraternal SocU I.OO.F. -AMITY U,0-_E The res*,.!*.. ,,...,���(.,.. ���, ���- -reheldrao- hla streel at 8 o'clock. H:;,��! OSE OF COLUMBIA iv, 15 SONS ,- RNGutnff �� Red Rose Dep-reemi , *���- F-onr'b Wedn ���,*.���,��� ���, M in K. of P ���I p. in.. Wl ite " ��� ; Wednesda*, Mmo and place. ' *-' O. U. W.-FRASEI L G��m,, Meeting M laj iii vi.'. month Lodge loon;. .. o. | * ffi.lOrws' iv., , i -,. ''H JURT BRUNETT*-.. no 9 i -Meets the I ;, ' I uionrh at 8 o'i ��� hall, Od lf< Flori AND GAME. 'I HOUSES TO RENT. BENSON .- AYLING, FISH, FRUIT, Game, Vegetables,' etc. Begbie st., opp. Windsor Hotel. FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT, 2 ' reception rooms and 3 bed kitchen, Lath and usual office. , goo I location. Reasonable rent. For particulars Apply M., this office. TO RENT���$15, six-room house, Royal avenue and Fourth street; modern convene aces. Apply .1. M. McDonald, 431 Agnes street. FURNITURE. W. E. P.-..,..-. THE FURNiiTRE; Dealer, Upholsterer and U..d rtaker, corner Agnes and McKenzie streets ' Phone 17''.. night call 81. MONUMENTAL WORKS. B. C. MONUMENTAL WORKS. JAS. j McKay, manufacturer and importer | of monumental tombstones, building sv'iie, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Columbia street. New Westminster. NURSERY. THE FRASER VALLEY NURSERIES, Ltd., Burnaby Lake���For healthy, home-grown fruit trees phone 445. ROYAL CAFE, (Mrs. Archer, proprietress). Four courses, consisting of soup, fish, boiled entree or roast, pudding or pie, tea, coffee or milk. STENOGRAPHY & TYPEWRITING. FREEMAN BUNTING, ROOM Ut, Brine block, Clarkson Btreet P. O. Box 694. .." cltl* I FRATERNAL ORUEP OF EAGLEli Aerie No. 20 evening at 8 ; v 2 mil, Coldn W. Pres ; II Scl "tan. KENNY'S RESTAURANT & CAFE Tickets, 21 meals for $1. Home cookini*. Meals, short orders, oysters. All white cooks; no Orientaf labor employed. Open day and night. Opposite tram office. CUSTOM STENOGRAPHY aND Typewriting; copy work, business letters, etc. Province office, Co- l-nmbla street Phone ti2. SECOND-HAND STORE. WE BUY AND SELL FURNITCRE and all kinds of new and secondhand goods. Speck & Cranilcll, near Tram office. TO RENT���Five-room cottage, furnished, on Eighth street, close to car line. Possession on or before April 1. Apply p., Daily News Office. GROCERY. FOR i i... BEST VALUE IN GRO- cedes, . ��� .,. nu, pure pood Sup] ny, P. 0. Box 811. HENRY'S NURSERIES ��� PACIFIC Co ��� :' ti -������ d seeds, tree-, plant-, bee Supplies, etc. 3010 Westminster road. Vancouver, and branch mir- - tv at Soirh Vancouver. PROFESSIONAL. HOME MANUFACTURE. ROOMS TO RENT. TO RENT���On.- large furnished ��� room, near library, suitable for two Also two small ones. Rem rea able. Apply 2S7 Victoria Btreet, TO RENT ��� FURNISHED ROOM, bath and modern conveniences. Apply 265 Victoria street. MRS. RUNACRES, 216 SIXTH ST.. opp. Queen's Avenue Cnurch.��� Home-n di lusages and rolls, head | cheese, eti GEORGE E. MARTIN, BARRISTER and Solicitor. Guichon 1 lock, Columbia and McKenzie Sts.. New Westminster, B. C. IRON WORKS. W. MYERS GRAY, BARRISTER, Solicitor and Notary Pubic, Curtis block, Clarkson Street, opposite tho Court House. P. O. Box 196. Telephone 64. VULCAN IRON WORKS, LTD.���; Bollern kers and General Plat.- Workers Boilers, smokestacks, I chutes, conyeyors, air receivers, sheet iron work. Telephone 324, s*. O. Box 412. WADE. WIIEALLI-TR & McQUARRIE (F. C. Wade, K. C., A. Whealt.r, W. G. McQuarrie), Solicitors, Barristers, etc. 42 Ixnne street, opposite courtit-ouse. New Westminster, (Phone 143), and at Vancouver. ROLLER RINK. PYTHIAN SKATING RINK. New K. of P. ball. Eighth and Agnes Streets. llpurs; Morning, 10 to 12; afternoon, 2:30 to 5; evonlng, 7:30 to 10. Admission 10c; Skates, 25c. I REAL ESTATE. WHITE ,SHILi__. fi CO. Real Estate and Insurance Agents��� City, farm ami suburban property. 260 Columbia Btieet. TO RENT���Large -ton uext to telephone Office. STORE���On Columbia street, Sapperton, to rent; $1", per month. FOR SALE���Several large lots on car line, Burnaby, for $100 and 1125 each; $25 down, balance at 7 jmr cent. PEERS & RAMSAY. REAL ESTATE and Insurance. Burnaby property a j special I... Room 7 Hamley block. P. O. Box 458, phone 364. TAILORS. GALVIN, 32 Sixth street; ladles' and men's tailor. Exclusive patterns in ladies- aud men's suitings. 1' in-; and repairing, on short ie '" Phone B350. THEATRES. WESTMINSTER OPERA HOUSE, Lome street, w. N. Carty, manager Sp.cial attractions provided during the season. Advance tlckel office, Ryall'S Drug Store. THE EDISON THEATRE, CoRM.R ' i Columbia and Eighth. High-class moving pictures, illustrated songs Program changed Monday, Wedhes- day and Friday. WOODWOHKING. WESTMINSTER WOODWORK 1 N< 1 Co.. bank, offie*' and store fittings; cabinet, stair, showcases, mantels and detail work. Designs and estimates furnish-.-d. J. Brookes, proprietor. Works: Corner Eleventh and ear line. p. O. box 254, Phone 473. rHE ROYAL TEMHLAhS 0FTE- PERANCE me. ��� v. idnesw I Sl 8 o'clock p, i: '. x, | hail, Columbia sti !OrW OF 6COTLAND * i> 30CIATION. LORD OF J HE i$LE. CAMP, 191.��� _ ._ Third 'I uesd ;. :| K. of P. hall. ��� I l. O. O. F.���Royai City LOage Sill ���Meets in Odd. *J umbla Street I at 8 o'clock \\ 'J lie made N. G.; C. E, I ing secretary OTHER FRATERNAL HETItfl include tike L'l ��� -*| F. au,I a M.; King S --f No. 17. \\. K :n ��� '---I No. 1 i;.ii; I (i I.. N'i 1 Sappt-rtva, No, 1683, I. 0 h'., Court V. Brotai rbood of 0 BOARD OF TRADE N - '' ' 1&1 ster Board of Trade n":-* ;'J*| Board Room, Cit) Hall as WWI Third Thur.. In; of ��� uA ��| Quavteriy mei lags oa '> 'ml Thursday of Fe lary, ^j ,Augusi and Sovi i ��� s :.*l Annual mei ; *��� : Thursday of Februa'f. �� members maj "11 elected at any tnonthl) a ' '"I meeting, A, E. White, ft* Fisheries Appeal Takes New Phase (Continued from Page One.) powi ��� to authorize the i any pi r on of i uch ti i n the | crown fo ������ aid? Que-tion of Title, 2. Is it not co ipi eni for I own in the rlghl ... thi . ovlnce Colum iia in of pro,' rtj ii i.iorlze the use of .-uch : berli . however acq iii ed. '" prescribe thl tlmi, place and mode. .,��� and by whlcl I Bees or licensees Of the crown shall lake lish. provided such termi are noi made illegal bj laws or regulations, enacti d or made i y or under th au thorlty of iln parliament ol Cana la 3, Did the granl of land by Brl Columbia to Cai ada, made by section 2 of chapter 11 ol the Statuti I British Columbia tor the . oar i *s' convey to Canad i; (ai. Any rlghl or title to i1 ih in the tidal waters i mbraced i i , ��� ant, or any rl hi or lllli lo ui h Qsheiies whenever by conip li ni ������ thorlty the pub Ic rigid of Ashing In sncii watert * bould be tal on awn)" tbi. Any rii h or title I i Bsli in non-tidal bul naiIgabli ��� inae. d in said grant? I, is ii co nl i'" 'ii. Hi ��� ant-go. council ;' ��� ill) to 1 cry regulations sei oat in schedule A. h.r.to. assuming that al the nine said regulations are mad., the regulations made ' y the Dominion authorltii in the premises ar.' those bi I i In schedule i; hereto? The sib..I \\ and 11 refern . I aro respectively those Betting out the rinda aon Qsherli dons,, and thi federal salmon Qshei ������ regulation In - Xlsti ' Ce B the time .. incl ii authorities enacted lined ln si hedule \\ age and married women whose husbands are taxpayers were entitled to The day was observed as a public Etollday. The women dis./ I rn. organisation and po E< . u heavy vote . 'The Issue was ciii.ii> be- the Socialists and Coos-rva- t ���-"-. ..nii umum BY LAW IN STATE OF NEVADA Cai ' Nov.. March 11 bill to a rambling In Ni vada wn^ . , laj in 'Be sena ��� as to Include all card games thai are ���playing for mon. y or prizes, the aw i" i" co v -fi live Octobei 10, 1910, Thl , ,iii the approval ol both bun ��� md H is believed that ..ll he passed, whlcb .; in. proposition will ub , thi | eople at the nexi gen 'ia alectlon. Won i n Out to Vote. March 11 '-'��� . nieipal eh i'i i time, Und 4 <,++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4 x This is the 4 -������ l Opportunity Sent#0n Approval A To RSSFO-Tssau People ��� &'\"""-ij fgiMTAU Laughlin *n FOUNTAIN PEN I and ^ RED GEM '%���'��� IShft InK Pencil 1^1 -J Yoor Choice of Look over Henry's catalogue and make out your order tor ��� ��� X Pacific Coast Tested Seeds Ti es, Plants, Bee Supplies, etc, No wlmly agents to annoy you. No damage from fumigation. No delays of customs. : Pout paid to any address Br Ihvud tUu, ,- v.m. ' "luUnliunt are _��aul Sin ����� .fu".14.K,.h'-l''l<.ul.l ,���i f ��� * ��� ������ �� 4 w- *> <��� a o YOU "PRESS THE SUTTON,' Vr��� DO THE ff���ST. ENRY'S urseries II Offices, Greenhouses and Seed ��� . .uses, 3010 Westminster Road. 4 ir.ouver, B.C. Branch Nursery, J1 South Vancouver. f M light_haiid may be had ���all.,, our sl���n,Jar(1 inack opaque nail im ffjw_^y^��.i V01, ,���,ytrvl)|. -_sffM_fij-?'i��S: .-_;^S����t-.�� -!:i;.:v,:lI::v;r;.:v,:' j r..1.ui��r'i';,,*',.r'"',"/'.'*,'-*-'* ��.n & 1 Cl>mi.l.u, lr_, ,...,,, I*'"-'1. "I l_ BUThrl I, . "'"'"~li.ni.) I FOR SALE Seven-roomed house, modern improvements, md six lots in orchard, between Pine and Third streets, facing Fourth avenue. Price $8000, half cash, balance terms. Apply McQuarrie & l ������ Front Street. LAND ACT. tx) Ciilrl.-l |t, ������������������������������������������������������������������������ ""��� ��"- *������� i.m-i, i,,,a w.nu.,1. wni., f���**,,,"; Ai-mjj . ' *��-�����.-_m"'\\,":;:; I* Lai'��hlin Mfg. Co.* _ 5 M��>slic llldn Mlnb New Westminster Land District, District of Saywsrrt, Take niiilci: that 1, c. \\\\\\ Preston, of Vancouver, occupation farmer, Intend to apply l'or permission to par- chase the following described lands; Commencing at a post planted on the nrrrlh shore of south Twin Island, thence following the shore easterly, .southerly, westerly, northerly nnd easterly bach to point of commencement, tailing in the whole Island con- tainiii", 200 acres more or less, C W. PREBTON. Dated Feb. 2nd, 1909. NOTICE. New Westminster DH" District of New We.t-T����'��* MAKE YOUR APPEAL to the public through the columns of THE DAILY NEWS. The Morning Rape, Take notli . :' :���'[ Pitt Meadows. D. ' '..���# rid lady, Intends to ��l | sion 10 purcha ' '" (, ,-rf scribed lands: Comro ' as ,J planted al the on ' A ui.il, thence ��� , [4^ ���outh 80 chain ��� ' ��� (!> ! more or less "' ' thence northerl* 1 lhe point Of <-'i"n"';; Ing 160 acres mor nail*! ���s ni""' ' ' ,. ,tIn I.AKKU- ���-.., M. I- ^lK|1 ' MONDA Y, MARCH 15, 1909. itl PENITENTIARY SUPPLIES. Mi. .I ' 0f 1'cl.il >rsed - Inclui nders nd Iressed "Inspec- ntiaries, Ottawa," and for Supplies," will until 'Thursday, U-th . |-ciusive, from parties desir- ng for supplies, for the vear ja, HO, for the following ��� 1): ��� entiary. ��� Paul Penitentiary. Penitentiary. v ary. Penitentiary. ta penitentiary, Edmonton THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE THREE. ^ffi^Sit. MADE IN CANADA Wednesday, March 17 ; will bo received u.wiiig classes of .i ft .1 Paints. . |; : lia-oii. T ment. ���l ire. ,,;s of iii' ma Ion as to form o, Itract, to r with forms of ten- will !,. furnished on application Um 11 Biipplies are subject to the ap- jyal oi tl win den. DOUGLAS STEWART, GEO v.\\ DAWSON, Inspectors of Petlitentlaries. jepa o Jui lice, Ottawa, Feb 27. 19 HARRY H. CAMPBELL Presents The Irish Actor Singer ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM; I In Joseph Murphy's Famous Play "SHAUN RHUE" Complete Production; Excellent Cast! Hear Mr. Cunningham Sing "Barney From Sweet Klllarney." "The Dono- vans," "A Handful of Earth." *' :u'-' on Bale ���: i . Drug Store. | Prices isi. ;:;,���. :. ., , 25c nM m M& !t '; *�� th- adv.intagc m\\ ��� ��� - housekeeper -a to v.sc tliem -wder. 'ili-.tt s Perfumed Lye. Imperial B_kin,T Pcwder. aillett'a Cream Tai ai ��� I **_t Cakes. ' Mammoth Bine. - klnffSoda. Lett's Washing Cry��t_ MADE POR OVER SO YEARS (-slsilijbfd 1852) E.W. GILLETT CO., LTD.. Toronto. On��� Thistles nrop Two D0UHH060RSARE Points in league PRtpARING T0 TREKI Page One.) Four Hundred of Verigin'sj Followers Coming to B. C. | This Spring. Ii('il1 ! a i again, < be com j blna ��� [uite as evident as j U8ual L le, owing io the lm- po Tne Only Goal. played a splendid *- in the first halt, ev' s duly. Shaw. Verigin, Sask., March 14.���Four nun- Ho. er, broke through dred Doukhi will join In an exo :. ' . and Bcored tin dus to British Columbia this spring ,i! iatch, Botl They wlll go to Robson, where land ,a di a .... l Ban i ii cl ai ed last year by Pi tei ���i "ii" Forrest Verigin ai d vii] build houses and 1' at the other end. cleai nd ivhlch thej 1 ��� ������ provi I Impene- ' Doufe n oii0w later, will live Rovers managed to ' Peter V. tne presenl time keep :i clean sheet. i in Brit] |a, but will HJOREY_CO. always have something spe< u.i in ibe way of BARGAINS. They invite you to come in and look around. Stationery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Crockery, Sporting Goods, Combs, Brushes, etc, AT [MOREY'S Columbia Si eet LUNTEER BOUNTY ACT. 1908 (WARNING TO PURCHASERS. of the right of _ |th African Volutei.- entitled to a i.c by way uf ap- it' and must be ��� l by the Act. .. atti ii is called to Sub- d ". of the Volunteer ' ��� " Iiich provides that hi right of a vol- \\ ointment of a sub- ������ d or recognized of the Interior th is not executed and dated after date of the warrant for the land iti ed ' ���:.,. Minister of Militia Di len favor of the volunteer J. W. GREENWAY, 11 ssloner of Dominion Lands, Ottawa. Friday, March 19. Stetson's lii. ��� -;.. i ular Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. 'The Barnum of Them All 25���Men, Women nd Children 2 Scenic investll ire a i tion- 10 i spectacular specialty sensations, 10; i colored people fi om the cotton beM; buck and wing dancing; pack of I lood hounds; Eva's ascens on; band and orchestra ; popular ; rices; fre band concert twice dally. Seats now on sal., at Ryall's Di v Store Prices 75c, 50c and 25c English Watchmaker ^^^^^^^^^^ om $12./. r Watches, gents' open Cold Wati bea for Ladles up. Silv $6.00. ^^^^^^^^^^^^ silver Wati b -. gents' opi n '$7.50 up. Agent for Waltham and watches. Watch repairing a specialty. " was felt Skawcroi '��� i an on the field, and h] p'a.i was ������. [ona y redlta li out of position. Th ��� d-spl ��� iol ��� )i as one of the . ason. ^^^^H The Teams. ''' ��� - Ined . Westmlnsti :'-iCe ''���" I. Sa . vv-. Kli by and Bruce; Qa forwards. case Shi on, Hoop B Elgin Tl Goal, Forri I ai .v Gunzi on ai d He\\i il . .. ,*i . - Summers and Nellson; forwards, Cam F. CRAKE Two doors from Geo. Adams, Croce- i'.i ���H* H��M-M"M' ���M"I"I"I"I"ItM' * - - - t Railway Time Tables B. C. E. R. Westminster Branch. Week Day Scheaule. leave Vancouver for New West- ; eron. Spence, Mitchell, Steel. Ri nnie, Referee: \\. Phillii s. Vancouver League. Wesi i im Islan 1 Nationals Rovers' Men Chosen. Shawcross, for the Engllsl men, and Johnson and McGowan ror the Scots- :i ��� ii. bave been select I for thi International game nexl month, -.OTICE. Application for Wharf and Marine! ISiip Site on the North Arm of the Fraser River at New Westminster, B.C. ,;' ��� given that i the I��� :. "t the City ot Wt '��� B. C, ''out i actor, F1'* 'PPhed to Hla Excellency the I":"'' ��� I for the approval r the lon-tructioD ulL;"i and a.a: ine slip situate or :"'''' : t L iia Island on the [hArm thi Fraser River have 5 :; I Honorable the ���ster of lv. Works at Ottawa uf said wl arf and slip way I1'' ' to construct on land r''1* v In north of and ��� 12 of lot "A" of lot N'ew Westminster Dis- "' -vlth n description of '��� ��� Ibed by metes ive also deposited F] i in the oftlce ol i tor the said rlct oS n ter, m which proposed io be lance with the r -n 7 of the Protection Act, '" ' ' '"'��� tmlnster, B. c! > in A. I). 1909, ' MERCER. Cars ^^ minster at 5:50, 6:50, 7:20 and S:00 j a.m.. and ..very half hour thereafter until 11:30 p.m. Cars leave N'ew Westminster for Vancouver at 5:50, 6:20, 6:50, 7:20 and 8:00 a.m . and ev< rj half hour thereafter until 11:00 v.m. Sunday Schedule. dr. leave Vancouver Tor New Westminster in 8:00 and 9:00 a.m., und ev.-ry half hour thi realtor until 11:30 p in Cars leave New Wi tmlnster fur Vancouver at 8:00 a.m., and every half hour thereafter 'iniii 10:00 p.m. Last car 11 :00 p.m. D. J. McQuarrie, Local Manager, New Westminster. ���THAT'S OUR BUSINESS Every order placed with us means a satisfied customer. Of K WORK SATISFIES OIK PRICES ARE RIGHT Rates on work of any description or quantity quoted on application. FIRST DIVISION STANDINI Goals W, L, H. F. A. 1'is Celtics .. Thlstb- . . . Westminster 2 l i Westham Is, , Shamrocks . Nationals . . N. Vancouver ���i 2 1 :���: 0 11 1 24 21 19 is I'.i Remaining Fixtures To Date ��� Westminster��� hi t'e within a few wi ��� ks. Latei in the j... he vlll ai aln pi oceed to liritish Colui 'ia and ll is exp. i I that he will make bis pi i-maneni home I here. The dee -i-... of the annual meel Ing of the D ikhobors with ri fer- em i in be i i i 'ment to HriiIsh Columbia was ;h it two men and their families should be si nt from each ol Hearne, i the vlllagi - 125 men In al . Wil h tin Ir v. Ives ami children this would make a party of .00, w Mr, Vei Igin i i -d would I. enough he pn s. nt spring, The i lan ��hi. I, wa ' ' Idered al th. ann ial meeting i:.*i- not been followed in the selection i f 'be men. .\\ bi I ter method lias been adopted and Instead i' i of sending i ivo men from i ach ol n 0 rl lagei i . ��� n who have been I'liiv.-ii ar. thosi who have been on the poorest lan Is Those who ai the besl land will continue to c ilti- rati ii a ill ������'. iii remain pi rmanentlj In Saskatchewan. 'Tbe members ol the colony who will go west this sjniiiii will drive across country to Broadview, sine- by doing so thej will effect a large saving over ibe Yorkton route. Thej will take with them a large number of oxen, horses, cattle and farm machinery. They will also Ltake a very large '".ngine which bus been in use tn the brickyard in Verigin. The financial condition reported nt the annua] meeting was considered very satisfactory. The amount owing b\\ the community tor tdnd an NEW WELLINGTON COAL L PEMSYLVANIA SMITHY COAL BANFF ANTHRACITE COAL JOSEPH MAYERS Successor to Mayers & Prestcn Office. Front St., Foot of Sixth. P. O. Box 345. Phone 105. 17 11 s , is 35 16 15 ll 13 in 1 QOOKSLETS : Picture : POST CARDS ARE NOW ON SALE AT M. MOREY'S STATIONERY STORE J. G. GAMON'S CIGAR DIVAN, F. MACKENZIE'S DRUG STORE and "THE FAIR," Columbia Street. Jackson & Morrison Daily News Block. New Westminster. Phone 388 I Ma'ch 27. Shamrock ' Home. April 9. Nationals, (league) April 10. Celtics, (cup finali or Westhain Island, (league) i friendly). Home. Away, \\ Will . 4.>H"I"I,,I"I,,W a.m. Leaves Friday al 3:50 p.m., arrives in city Saturday al 9 a.m. Leaves Port Qulchon at 1 P.m. On 'Tuesday. 8:30 a.m. on Friday, and 6:30 a.iu. Saturday. Arrives at Port Gulchon !'��� p.m., Thursday and Friday. Choice H ams 18< Take notice tlut I, (.'. W. Pr_ston.j of Vancouver, B. C, farmer, intend toi apply io the Honorable Chlcl Commissioner of Lands and Works for a twenty-one year grazing lease on the | following described land: Commenc-| ing ut ;i posi on the east shore of Zayas Island, Port Simpson district, Pnnfral rVfoaF IVT^rl.Pt' about a mile south of the mouth of | VrCllll Ul ITlLUl ITlUI l\\Ll Lak.- creek, thenoe west across th AT THE "The Milwaukee" 0pERA HOUSE BOOKINGS. lrch 1T Shaun Rhue. ".���';' l'"1'" Tom's Cabin. Ph 24 "������������������ Beresford. The Mo ier Power. Mary. ' Wai b. I!l' Olngerbred Man. ���The Pioneer Limited," St. Paul to Chicago, "Short Lme," Omaha to] Empress of Britain Chicago, 'South West Limited" EmpreSs of Ireland Kansas City to Chicago. any nrii i i.l-1 . prll No train.- In the ���sei"ice on railroad In the world that equal In equipment that of the Chicago, Mil wauUeo <- St, Paul Hailway. Thej own and operate their own sleeping and dining oars on all the! ��� give their patrons an excellence of island to the shore, thence following the shore northerly, easterly and -i.mill, rly to the point of commencement. No. 2 lease.���-Zayas island, Port Simp.on district, starting at a post at the southeast corner of No. l lease, thence west across the island to the shore, thence following the shore southerly, easterly and northely nrniind to the point of commencement, C. \\V. PRESTON. Jan. 28, 1909 ttfljjlttl CANADIAN PACIFI ATiAf*ric^fCJM��c_fW(^8 . .Feb. 26 March 12 Empress of Britain March 26 When adlng for friends in the old Corner Flghth St. inn Mftb A venae PHONE 37a BOWELL & ODDt, Proprietor*. J. HENLEY Manufacturer of Mineral Waters, Etc. Abated Wafer.. Family trade a ��pecialty. Tel. 113. Office Eight strsct NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. FIRE ALARM BOXES. ii���Asylum. 6���Boya] C ty Mills. 7���("una: ..ii and Tenth, S���Royal Avenue and Eighth. 9���Fifth Avi nu.. and Twelfth. 12 -St. Mary's Hospital. 13- Second and paru How. 11 Columbia and Dufferin. 15 ���Sapperton if.���Roya] Columbian hospital, 23���Queen's Avenue and Sixth. 24���Third Avenue and Second. 26���Fifth Avenue and Fou-ili. 26���Fifth Avenue and Eighth, 27���Third Avenue and Tenth, 32 Ann...-, and Sixth. 34���Schaake Machine Works. .'!."���Columbia and M( Kensle, 36���C, P. K station. 12���Small <���- Bucklln Mills P. O. I'.ox 171. Ti I Ues. 429. service not obtainable elsewhere, II. S. ROWE, General Agent- 134 Third St.. ror. Alder. Portland, Or. country by buying tickets at this office you will save money and prevent delay. Bastbound Empress sails from St. r trains and J John Feb l2 an(, 2��. call for par- I ticulars, Gasoline Engines We Sell the Celebrated Palmer Bros. Engines ED. GOULET, Agent. PALMER Ti BROS.TWO AND FOUR CYCLE GASOLINE y~-_ " Advertising and Circulation | THE Da i i .Y Nkws, New Westminster.... 10? per Week' $ Vo0r 3 mos m ,r"^IA\\'I)AUI1 rtl. l?vn_Tr>T7i T J J TV ���.,,fA ivi'eK V S_! DftT VPS Edison Theatre Animated Pictures and Illustrated Songs. THE LATEST HITS OF THE SEASON. Westminster Transfer Co. OtTlce 'Phone 18b. Barn 'Phone 127 Columbia Street ptageage delivered promptly ic any part of the city. Light and Heavy Hauling OFFICE���TPAM DEPOT. New Spring Goods JUST ARRIVED. l.vicli the material y.u want fvr Suits male to order. P-'rfect fit guai anteed. HEE CHUNG Merchant Tailor P. O. Box 634. New Westminster. Opposite Windsor Hotel, APPLICATIONS WANTED. Applications will be received up to | Monday, the 22nd. Inst., at 5 p m��� for the position of City Scavenger, duties to commence on April 1st, 1909. Sal- lury at the rate of $50 per month. For Information as to duties, etc., apply to the sanitary inspector at the City Hall. W. A DUNCAN, City Clerk. City Hull. March 5, 1909. PYTHIAN SKATING RINK NEW K. OF P. HALL. Eighth and Agnes Street*. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^h Hours; Morning, 10 to l_; afteibcct.. day and Friday. Special matinee fcr ,.��� U) -. em,n ���.,��� t0 lQ A(lroif,. ladles ,-llwl iliililn n S5:ilnr(l_i-a nf 9 ���'A l , Program changed Monday. W-dii-s adles and children, Saturdays at 2:3 p.m. Admission, 10c. Children, 5c. F. L. KERR, Managrr. sion Ibe, skates 25c. Un Saturdayr 10 to 32, school children under VI will be furnished skates for 10c, Commutation tickets now on sab. 'Phone I A 488. TAKE The White Pass and Yukon i oute m Tup v.,. "a"Bi ��ew Westminster v, ^ ' Y *�� Th:n; ?r,l?n op Empire, London and Toronto, weekly .......... .$2 per y The S, vi'" NEWS.AdVERTISER, Vancouver ^c ff��m��^h' tf5^r >' 11U- w nday News-Advertiser " 50c for 3 mos., $1.50 a y F**^ ��� ��� - $2 per year ear ^ ^ear Subscriptions and Advertisement- solicited for tiii- above publications CHARLES E. SANDS, Agent ' Box 29 New Westminster ^^^^ V _________ 11 1 1-2 to 25 h.p., 2 and 1 cycle. Host >^ value on the market. Knglnes kept In 9. -������i ��� : stock at .. \\Vestminster.. IIron Works !���! JOHN REID, Proprietor. Phone A22 ;*; ��_<_��'*-' ^nth Street, ��� New Wesimlnster for CONRAD, CARCR088, ATLIN, WHITE HORSE, DAWSON nnd FAIR- HANKS. Daily trains (except S_ndayj | ^ _ __ carrying passengers, mall, express and Seattle will leave daily at 9.13 am; freight coiiii-ct with stages at Car train for all points East at 3.20 p.m ; cross and Whim Horse, maintaining train for Agassis at 5.42 p.m. PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY Commencing January 1st train for a thorough winter service. For Information apply to ���i. ii. ROGERS, Traffic Uaauer. MAKE YOUR APPdAL to the public through the columns of THE DAILY NEWS. The Morning Paper. Tickets sold to and from all points. Reservations made for first class sleepers, tourist and steamer cabins. For further particulars and reservations apply ED. GOULET. Aifpnt. New Wesfmirster, or to C. B, FOSTER, Ass!. Onl. Pass. Agt. Vsnr<>o-tr*T. ��� ��� 1. 1. ' "���* "a. - Jf fl i , ;',: ��� . ' wi'Jm .4 :T '���' ' mW .1* - _a_i S *4^'?.-:-' i '���'' I ' ���'.1 . , 1.1 -' ������!. ; I ''., ISM fir-',! m ! lift ''M,v i, .- ���< __l ... -I : : i ui ifVi, :nfi \\:m -_v ' I . i'it.i I , ,; " ' :.., ,; .'t . �� ' I,' v,";p'' ���i W " jl k i- ������ ��� ty tw "f-gi I ' ������' . f- !���' EfrTp' 4:i'- "ii*r. m ��� . amH J'lrH. \\*t ;*^p:'7 t ��.i_*-rli>l'. i ii ,-H '"U. . fipif.. �����ja* V f'___k ����� i ���I �� ���#*.* PAGE FOUR. '- '.'Cir* ��� - * :$ :��&-.; v Mm. . ... *'��/-<. i., r, �� ��� '1,7. ' *.'__.''" ���"** t- .'*_$ :,).'' ' e ' - ' -1 ��� _ *>..;' .v **'. ' -.W' : ' ! '-'- I ���/���' . ", - ' , .1 *'i���f.- ' ,<*V ,, t-j *�� * :.v'.''���*>' 7 '=_ i_--*i_r ! :>J_i. _*" ���4 P **?_*? ������*">-.' Ki *"���____''^ Mia ;.fl 9r-1_. ii, N I - W h MONDAY, MARCH ��� < .���. - "- ��� 1905. The Daily News Published by The Daily News Publish- $ ing Company, Limited, at their offices, A corner of Sixth and Front streets, New Westminster, B. C. Correspondence E. A. Paige Managing Director *rj* .. , ,yx .... .."..����, .....-'...........'...{...I ... J- 1| Jt J1l Jl. Jt f 1 11 alio*.. J*' JliU_ '.a���.,������-,."���-,,-,.--),",a",l:-ri -1,"���",r-,.-OC"..--I."l,���������.W."?,-!.--!.���h- (The Dally News is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents ) MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1909. LEGISLATIVE SESSION. TIME TO AWAKEN. Editor Daily News: Sir,���How much longer are the people of New Westminster going to re- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ main quiet before they awaken to the ���necessity of advancing with the The legislative session has closed tunes? Vi e have been daily expect- after an unusually brief sitting, with I lng Uu, evidences of action by the but meagre results so far as the legis- Board of Trade of this city, in the la-Ion passed is concerned. The mag- j direction of an energetic publicity num opus of the government, the I campaign, and It is high time that the Water Bill, has become law, a mass | old lethargy be cast aside and a new of ill-digested legislation, as the leader j era inaugurated. of the opposition described it. placing j The accredited agents of every dis- the positkm of water rights In a more trlct throughout Canada have been involved condition than before, it is I busily employed for many months very doubtful if the government will ! past while we have been idle; and have mad.- the condition of the app.i- ! their representatives are now hard at cant for records from the public wa-; work with J.oth investigators and ier, of the province uny easier by newly-aroused settlers; about am nth this enactment. ago our citizens were led to expeel The Public Service act will be wel- speedy action in this dlrtction, but corned .by both parties, as an attempi j so far there is no evidence of actual to place the civil service of the proy- work in the interests of the city, and ince on a better footing, but the Pro- unless the appointment of a publicity vincial Elections bill would have had commissioner is made withoul further a different ending bul for the stubborn delay it cannot be expected that sat- and brave fight pul up by the opposl-1 isfactory progress be mad.- this year; ition through the ree nt all-night sitting. The government, however, was so anxious to rush law making through, and return to the compara ad\\.. ������<. ...ai ....us u_t.ud-.ng tiuB cit; .. id its industries. Tne civic authorities and citizens of Vancouver bave taken up the matter in the Interests of their district with the utmost energy; and it is the opinion uf many of our own prominent nun of auaiis that every day of _e- ,a.. is detrimental to our interests, in thus voicing the public feeling 1 would arge .or a speedy grant .ving ivuiv aud strenuous .Hurts put tortn io uiluliiilze tue valuable time already lo,,.. in-' emarging of our civic income is one of tn. greatest funuions euiri.stcd io the authorltii.I aud ___m ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ new settler not only he.ps in ibis di- li ��� ��� ""* rectlou, .ut is a prospective 'urum- MACHINE WILL ANNOUNCE mer" for the home ol his adoption. DEPARTURE OF TRAINS New Westminster, in order to se-: cure an emarged prosperity, requires Winnipeg, March it. "All aboard an Increasing Btream ot settlers; for, I f0r points west." No more will the it the knowledge of our climatic and .ir( nuous lunged train caller be heard other advantages are not properly d a calling out this familiar call at ���"'' seminated, the merchants and others ���� �����������> ��������������������������� FOR SALE A FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE, NEARLY NEW, IN SAPPERTON A3 OWNER MUST HAVE MONEY AT ONCE THIS CAN BE BOUGHT AT AM EXCEPTIONALLY LOW FIGURE. I HAVE A FOUR AND A HALF ACRE BLOCK ON THE NORTH ROAD WHICH CAN BE PURCHASED VERY CHEAP. THIS PROPERTY IS SITUATE AB-" ; A MILE AND A HALF FROM THE CAR TERMINUS AT SAPPERTOl . J. J. JOHNSON. -*^ ��������������������������������< >++++++ ++++++++44++++ ������������Hm 4++4++++0++++++++++++++++++++++444+44nmm \"""^ 1 PHILUPS,���cSS:;1 EXTENSIVE DISPLAY OF I Istlng conditions justify. We must not delay iu advertising I pleasing to all, "ourselves" and v: possibilities any This Innovation was planned by longer; never have the conditions G-en Man. Bury, and it Is belli been so favorable as at present, but to.be unique in railway hlstor; three valuable months have been . wasi.-d iu talk, and are now lust be- Teamster Hurt In Accident. yond recovery. We can. however, ry, Ellwood, a teamster em] ��� ed al "force the pace." and show that our jju, asylum was the victim Saturdaj city���which is foremost In matters of an accident while return appertaining to sport���is equally oner- Vancouver with getlc in commi rcial enterprise; we must show that we are In the "run ning." and determined to be in the first line for every mercantile prize no matter how energetic, or competent, the man may be who has been sebcted by the committee, i: will be impossible for him to enter Into cor- tive freedom from criticism enjoyed I respondence with prospective settlers bwhich may ,,,������,, ,,,. be bl-ougn( ,ty by the ministry during the recess that ! at a distance and induce them to visil L ,. effo-ts Int0 western Canada. 'our district this season, if the delay j The de-ire ()f ev-ry cW8en raust be is continued much longer. ,(, ,���.,,.,, (he ,.Royal rjly.. known_no| Advertising is an art. thoroughlj they abandoned their position and fixed a time limit In the Interests of the wage-earner. This piece of legislative effort is certainly no compliment to ihe resources and plans of the imperious attorney-general. Valuable legislation of a minor character was passed in the amendment to the Municipal Clauses act, of special benefit to this community which expects shortly to come under its operation, and the Club License act, which clears up a difficult phase of municipal control, and places restrictions on bogus social premises. Among the bills about which public opinion was most strongly stirred was the Medical and Surgery 1 ill and that dealing with the Inspection of hospitals, private nursing homes, and sauatoriums, and here again the government had to give way in the face of public feeling. Other matters in which the executive was called upon to express itself clearly and definitely in the Interests of the province, as with regard to the applications of the many deputations which waited on the executive early in th\\' session showed ibe determination of the McBride ministry to temporize, and determine affairs In a po- li teal rather than statesmanlke manner. The action of the ministers over the lota) option petition, the surrender to the American speculators cone cerning timber berth leases, thougl postponed till next session for confirmation, and other circumstances all point out that this ministry of all the talents Is noi what it might be. The opposition, led by Mr, Macdonald, and ably supported by Mr. John Oliver and Mr. Stuart Henderson, has done great work for the province, though without office, and j has kept check on a governmenl loudly proclaiming its superb man- agement of provincial finances, through the sale of the n itural resources of the province. So far as the tone of discussion is concerned we think ibe legislature of British Columbia can favorably com- with any provincla or state legislature in the British empire. understood by only a very limited number of men, but every business man realizes its necessity and importance to himself as an Individual: When, however, it comes to dealing with the point of publicity work for the benefit of the- entire community, few of us consider how valuable it is to us individually: or realize the impetus it gives to a city when systematically carried through���for it is tlie tradesman who receives the far greater proportion ot benefit from the very start, when such a campaign is successfully organized and skilfully ' ho{U now .uuj in lh executed. No man therefore, who | has the welfare of the city or bim- Jself at heart, should permit further procrastination without comment; the "powers that be" must he made clear- y to understand that tho citizens expect them to provide ample means for only on this continent, but also In every town and hamlet in the motherland���as a leader of mercantile energy and enterprise! The time is I ripe for us to move ahead mere rap- , idly than we have in the I ast If we , are to hold our own as n commercial and shipping port. The easiest and most effective way , of increasing our reputation and influence is for the city, the Board or' | Trade, and the exhibition committee to work together ou this publicity question which is so vital to our interests, individual and collectvely, future. CIVIS. New Westminster, March 11. 190.. I a tiain ' which l ecatiie frightene l ������ ap proach of a street car in ar 1 nurseries. Ellwood being thrown dow_ and trampled upon. Convey. | to the asylum by Dr. Doherty's motor car, it was decided, after a preliminary examination by Drs. Doherty and McKay, to remove the injurvi man to the Royal Columbia hospital, where he will probably remain for a couple of we. la-. j NEGLIGEE SHIRTS | ! FOR SPRINQ | i Our stock of'Men's Negligee and Btlff-Bosoi O ��� i ..., I ��� every way, comprising all the popular shade p .1 Brown, light and dark Blue, with fancy ovei a have small spol or neat floral design. Thi brie and French Zephyr cloth, thi are $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50 ^^^rlpf Many "K* ' ' I '���" cam. I "" ' '' ' "v Drto I Nobby Hats for Spring. "GET THE HABIT. Housecleaning Time GET BUSY. A full line of help to this Important D"caslon bt The Fair! You will find here a large and Well selected <��� ��� ring Bali all the latest Btyles and Bhape, in Soft and Hard Hai ��� I Ing shades of Green, Light Fawn and Grej an .... We j have all the'best English and American make n . lit tbe4 most shrewd buyer. j, $2.50 to $6.00 PHILLIPS, THE WARDROBE CLOTHIER 209-211 COLUMBIA ST. 44+++++++++++++++++*+*+++++++++++++++++++****4..m\\ 240 Columbia Street. We buy for cash and Bell for the sam IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ���IN��� THE DAILY NEWS Westminster's H**--ne Paper. OPTICIANS ORGANIZE. We are glad to notice thai the op- Icl of thi province propose to .n tl i imi . and the Inten . ��� of i he pu Ic, . Is bi lng done i;. Manitoba Tl . . Iness in.- presenl time I In the hands oi aw un n manj i whom are honest, but Qj then are also a largi uumln r of fa-1 *" kirs who profll by ihi Ignorance or the public upon optical matters. Tbe hitman eye is a priceli , a set In an age of hard indoor work, close application and very often poor light the eye is subject to serin :s Btraln, The [aklr has seized the opportunity to Impose hi:- spurious knowledge and often dangorouB wares on unsusp cl ing people, It is high lime that the pub ie should be protected againsl such Imposition. Tlure is no moi I i why there should be proml cuous sale of eyeglasses than I here should be promiscuous sale of drugs, and there is not much more reason why there should be a standard of competency for physicians than there should be a standard ol competency for opi. clans, 1 i 1 I ________________________________ S3 Legislation on the subjeci wlll, we yttt think, be welcomed by the public, who hyt\\ feel the present unrestricted Bales i> i*i% from Batlsfactoi 5 u ben i Ile Imi oi t anci "f eyeSlghl i - concerned, ++44 +++ +++++ + + + + + + + + + + + +++ ���������������������������������������������������������������������HI WATCH REPAIRS. Have you a watch that is giving you trouble? If so bring the watch to us and we will put it in good order, and make it NOT ONLY RUNbutalsoKEE ACCURATE TIME. W. C. CHAMBER LIN The iewelw COLUMBIA STR-LT. NEW WESTMINSTER S le agent for the Longlnes and Hamil i a \\ Mm 1 �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������* 4w+4H+++++*w+i{\\ MM.ON, VEA1, PORK j Fresh Pork Sausages daily. Best of Farmer's Pork. PACIFIC Meat Market Phone 192 Mr.m.NtMt 8 AMlMSIII, Columbia��l it i few ^ ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������**Mi| |JTHEMif!aiiRANGE I || JAMES & McCLUGAN ��������� Sole Agents ��� Trust Block,:rront St., New Westminster A. JAMES. J. McCLUGAN. For Ladie ���+++++++++++4444++++++++.+%4+++++++++++++++**"^t 9+O��O*O��O*0*0C��O��6��O��C��O��O3-K��O��O*0-K ���coeo��O*0*0*^ o We want every woman to know about the excellence and goodness of our new rln When the woman comes here for shoes w,. off,.,- her no guesswork styles, but tho best woman -hoes thai the coun- try produces. OUR SPECIALTY, women's $2.50 to $3.50 fine shoes, patent leathers, ,������,. Foreign Drafts on all the v-^^ .and "11 ,,l!'"r Australia. We sell drafts at the lowest rat points in cr.at Britain, Prance, Germany, Italy European countries, also on all parts of Asia, Africa, New Zealand and Mexico. Hankers' money orders sold, payable al pai nl aD-1 m Canada, Collections made at the lowest rate Sifen of the Big Electric Boot. New Westminster, B. C. THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE IN B. C. Th, ROYAL BANK of CANADA 03 ! ^^0*^0*0*00*0*0*��*0*0*0>*0400*0*aO 0+04- +o+ ft. m o**m rat zPr&PiP&Q^ im tuf UONOAVi MARCH 15, 1909. THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE FTVE. New Glows and p t&ons. T. H. Smith New Belts and Rlichings ���-..-������., +4 44.44 4* *'- ������ w* ++.++: :++������:++���*+ .City News; +'���++ +4,:++i;.++^++O++^++0+m::44 ������ ^t""-tttTtt^-��0illr��i|j A WHIRL IN The ownei on Riving particulars, may obtain a bicycle at the city police station Swiss Embroideries Astonishing Values! New I 90c. ���'��� ti Skiris at Smith's The nexl monthly sitting of assize co bis city will the com mence on i. For first , .,, flowers and any kind of Floral work, telephone Davies' Greenhouse, 1.208. ** S. H. Farmer, timber cruiser and prospector has returned from a three months' vtsli to the oiri county. J Read tin m page 2 . ". al estate ads. READ: tBROIDERY ami INSERTION AT. PER .HP 5c EMBROIDERY DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM l'HJ_ 'CTURER IN SWITZERLAND. WIDTHS FROM I TO 4 - ON SALE AT, YARD, 2000 YARDS EMBROIDERY AT 10c YARD. riFl 1. SHEER, AND MEDIUM WEIGHT QUALITY, IN A BIG VARIETY OF PATTERNS, WITH INSERTIONS TO MATCH. ON SALE \\T Mrs. i Re. !���;. c. Thompson, of Sappei ton u ll no! n celve exci pl on the first Th i sday of the month. For ta li orations and wedding bouquets alty, Ring up Tidy, the Florist, 184 ������ The annual eting the ^ est- minster Ci*. i itii association vi ill be held i imorrov i -1 ..ing,. The monthlj met ting ol the board of managers of the Roya Columbian hospital will be held on Wednesdaj | next. Six-dollar Moreen Skins. ,,11 colors. for 12.90, at Smith's. ** The annual meeting of the Westminster Lacrossi club on Friday evening 1 in the City Hall Is open to the general public All are welcome. *** The annual inspection of A and H companies. Sixth Regiment D. C. O. R. will take place on April 26, at 4 p.m., at the armories. 10c For II C assll i - al estate -ua, b Bee page 10 *i '.. :.:- CORSET COVER EMBROIDERY AT 25c. IN A WVR- OF BEAUTIFUL DBSIONS AND IN" SEVERAL WEIGHTS. LE VT, YARD 25< A big variety of Skirting and All-Over Embroidery. T. H. Smith Headquarters for Women's Ready - to - Wear _r__a_ VtTBXsmxi ijrn_-r_:_____--t_i-3-t-ji___j-^^ Westinlnsler Lacrosse club annual meeting. Friday, March 19, at S p.m., in the i'i;.' Hall. Everybody Invited to attend ���* 11. A. Aikitis. one of the pioneers of Coquitlam. and an ex-reeve is lying Berlously 111 at his residence, Dewdney road, An Interesting Irish concert will be given in Princess hall. Sapperton, this evening, under the auspices of the Ladles' Aid of Knox church, Several popular local vocalists have con- d to take pan In the prOgt*m. Po you want to own your own ho,!' > " twenty-five dollars cash >'��" ���' _ a 50-foot lot on the , ��*] ttaby, balance $75, any I 11:1 D om year. White, Shiles * ''" 260 Columbia street, city. ** j I '' ��� H King, M. L. A. for Gran- [ '"'" yesterday in the city, the BU( oi 11 c. E, Doherty, medical oi ih, provincial asy- 1;' ��� ��� for his home in Cran brook b*. the evening train. In ib. absence of Rev. W. H. Barrfl ' who was al Chilliwack on dis trh services at Queen's Avenui Methodist churoh were con. lay bj Rev. Prof. Bu wash In th. morning, and Rev. Prln- <. Sipprell in the evening. FaJi foi fancy furniture and Fa 1 imlly furnitur.- Store al thi corner oi Agues and McKenzie st.-. ** a gi in al em. rtainmenl wil] be held ui ib" the auspic of the Y, W, C. \\ ol i olumblan colli ge on Thurs- da . >��� lng in the gymnasium. A convrt win be given by the glr] stu-1 denis. \\ M.i. Hawks, ... i ompanled by Mr-. Han ks, and two son- i I , to the city on Saturday. He is advising G llej Brothers with n ference to the development of theii quarry at Pitt lake. ��� oa ap . aram ��� : -in invaluable j aS8i :. not a luxury, but a a. sity, Ring ii;. B278 .-in.', lei us renovate your ��� I. i . Royal City Dyi Works ** A number of matters wlll i fori the City Council this evening, in-i eluding the conclusion of the civic1' i .. '<���-. ami ih. question of a grant for advertising. Al the annual meeting of the Mission Liberal association, the following ! officers were elected: Presideni G A Abbot; vice-presidents, R. Dick. .1. Pluinridge, F. McRae; secretary- treasurer, F. Verchere; executive, thej officers "i the association and M. ' Hughes and Powi. roday the new cut-off of the Greai Northern railway between Blaine and this city comes into operation. The new customs port of entry will be al White Rock, 19 miles from thi i The other -unions will b< C oiiv.-r ami Townsend \\ trl-weekl service between Pen Gulchon and thi city via Cloverdale will bi adopted. SPECIALS OIL CLOTHS������ large rangi em nants from i:��� yard up. Mattings at 15 percent, reduction New Carpets, just arrived, all prices. See them For anything in the Furniture line GO TO W. E. FALES i'l-m&s-v Furniture Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker Cor. Agnes and McKenzie Sts., opp. Library. PHONE 176, NIGHT CALL 81. 0+0+04>0+C>+0+CC>+0+C>m - ������> -i+ci+o o+o+-i+o+o+o++cj+o40+o+~>mc, NINETEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS NEW HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS ' \\ FOURTH ST., ABOVE SIXTH AVENUE, TWO LOTS, REASONABLE TERMS. Dominion Trust Co. T. R PEARSON, Mgr MONEY TO LOAN o kO+0++^0+0+0+0+0++++++++++++++++++++++[%+++4++++++++++++++4+++++++ + X _____ X At MacKay's -. :-^*',--lI .vi-in ��� ��� \\ ' ' .��� W- ^dsw NEW BOOKS The Red City, by S. Weir Mitchell $1-50 The Last Voyage of the Donna Isabel, by Parris $1.25 The Message, by Louis Tracy $1.25 or light, by Emerson Hough $1.25 Cy Whlttaki r's Mac-, by - "- coin $1.25 ci" Rich-Quick Wallingford, by Cll..,(if $i. Life of Ian MacLarea, by W. H Nleholl $1.75 To Suit your own individual I lily for taste, slyl and ������������������������������������������������^ : ��� : ��� ! : : ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� j j; $17 \\\\.,, -i ore ��� Kp< naive ones, are winners. but these GALVIN Tint I life' anil Men's Tailor SIXTH STREET ������������__������ vjraniteware Pull ami complete stock Graniteware, In all the v possible prices, Call in an 1 no trouble to show same. . and at th, low t ���i T- J- TRAPP & CO., Ltd. [���'ephcr: fm�� Yuen Co. V A^D GENTS' TAILORS O. Box 665 MAKE YOUR APPEAL lo the publl through the columns of THE DAILY NEWS. The Morn.nj Paper. ����lum_ 8 n*'i3. to Order. IT Mcinness Streett. PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN HE DAILY Westminster's Home P d were also sold. Tin- regu ar meeting of the women'.- auxiliary of the Royal Columbian hospital will lie bib! Ibis Hlieinoon. White, Shiles ,. Co, have two good Btores to rent, one on Columbia Street, Sapperton, and the other next to the Ti lephone office. ** By reference to the classified ad i. on page . H will be seen thai Arthur O'Connor has some purebred Cock- reis of several duterenl Bpecles for sade. Mr. O'Connor Is a poultry breeder of some fifteen or twenty years standing and holds the record for pri/e-wlnners In this province. A N'l-ws man who is somewhat of a poultry faniier, i'n id 1' visit to the quaint ,.. agonal chicken house built and designed by Mr. O'Connor himself, on Sixth av.nue, an,I viewed some of his pure-bred fane, birds, many of which have won honors lu all Parts of this province. GROCERIES B. C. cream, large can 2 for 29c St. Charles cream, large can, 2 forZBc Jersey cream, large ea". 2 for ... 25c Milk (Blue Ribbon), per can 10c Assorted Jams, regultt . ��� bet., 3 for 50c BUTTER, EGGS, and NO. 1. POTATOES AT LOWEST PRICES. Adams & Deans t*-3M_-il-_aW..,^ ^jgmwjms\\ssmmsWBkWmhnwam , t ��" t.'ynt . A ��� ��� M ��� '-ii1 '.'! ' 1 ' V, I - ' ii ? - ���������! *.;;. Uii ���: it ���.�� !. .'' ; I*".- Mil . .���':.'_ ' i I'(. < ' .few *. .; ':ii .-! , ��� m t i '> tii'.i .'< : M- y*^ ���'���"' l!ff. "C" ������ '** '.- * ' '.: : ��cY< 1' ��� ~ _ v . ��� ��� . *<'."; ��� "MB""' '��� U ' ��3 ' ���'.- i ���.'.'.*' ;:V. "*-���*���,. *���������*���'-_ .�� 111 4. - *; , '.-.��� Jr\\W A-i\\* , t&&fe.;7;i it u PAGE SIX. THE DAILY NEWS. i. ���K .. v IT W^J". *'>���/������*_. . rk ___��������:__���_ *. i * < '��� t__t ** 'f"Jtf. .'ik *#_M P ���__ _. ���**���**' -ir '' '���I"''! 'Ms, ~t Jj fcWtty i,ii"_-i:1' _._ '. !��� i.'..'(l: M 1. M0NDAV, MARCH �� ^^^^ Follow directions ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ with Sunlight Soap and know how perfectly a pure soap can clean simply because it IS pure and contains nothing that will injure the finest fabric, Use It In The Sunlight Way WESTMINSTER MILLS SECURES LARGE ORDERS. tnat win injure me nnest tabric. Five Cents A Bar Bills Passed at Recent Session of B. C. Legislature ' i he numbers and titles of the bil s ed at the recent session of the provincial legislature at Victoria anas follows: No. 2. .\\\\i Act to declare the Rights " e Crown in respect to Water and Wati r Powi r, and to Amend and Con- Bolldate the Laws of tho provinc... relating io the Diversion, Acquisition an '. use of Water. No, l. An Act to Regulate the use Of Liquor on Club Premises and his Successors in Office a Corporation Sole. No. 73. An Act for the Relief of the Municipal Corporation of the City of Fernie. No. 74. An Act to amend au Aci relating to the City Of Victoria, being Chapter 46 of the Statutes of 1907, No. 76. An Act to Provide for the Establishment of Depots ami Facilities for the Preparation for Market and Shipment of Provincial-grown Fruit. No. 77. An Act to amend the "Police and Prisons Regulation Act." No, 78. An Act to amend the "Explosives Storage Act." No. 79. An Act. for the Relief of the and Light Com- | The Eraser River Lumber Mills has orders for the delivery before September next of over 12,000,000 feet of lumber. Of this amount, seven and a ball' million feet is for the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. Tbe Rhodes Curry company, of Amherst, \\. s.. which firm constructs railway cars, lias placed orders for one und a half million feet, while the Ottawa Car company has ordered three-quarters of a million. Besides these large amounts, ther are orders in hand from Regina and the prairies for 3,600,000 feet, exclusive of shingles and factory products. >++++++++++4>++4494 +++++++ $250 No. ti. An Act i" amend the "Ditches and Watercourses Act, 1907." No. 7. An Act to amend the "Municipal Elections Act." ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Nu. s. Aii Act to amend the"Munlcl- Armstrong Power ^^^^^^^^^ p;il Clauses Act." pany, Limited. No. 9. An Act to amend the "Pro- No. 81. An Aci to amend the 'Cam, vincia: Elections Act." Protection Act, 1898." No. 10. An Act to amend the "Coal j No. 82. An Act further to amend Mines Regulation Act." the "Land Registry Act." No. 12, An Act to amend the Law \\ No. 84. An Act to amend the "Land of Vendor and Purchaser, and to Simplify .itles. No. LS. An Act to amend the "Court of Appeal Art. 1907." No. 21. An Act respecting the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. Act." No, S5. The Fernie Park Subdivision Act. How the House Was Prorogued. The honorable Mr, Speaker addressed his honor the lleutenant-gov- Wanted at Once! 100 MEN and women to come and see the splendid bargains in new ami second-hand furniture, as well as many other articles of many kinds, including brooders, incubators, typewriter, Al banjo. large altohorn. guitar, atitohnrp, vio- i lin, etc., .tc. We hnve some splen- j did walnut parlor furniture, very Cheap. Come and gel good value for j your money at SPECK & CRANDELL'S New and Second-Hand Store Just received���a shipment of new bicycles. Repairing of puns, umbrellas, typewriters, and light automatic machinery. Alex. Speck Columbia St. "Man <>u can, compare them .ach month with the numbers or the priza winners as thej a ipear In this space, your name may be among them al any time. The more coupons you gather the more chances you have of winning. The conditions of the contest are few. The duplicate of every coupon placed in n sack of Hour is deposited in a receptacle and ti n are drawn each month. The ten persons holding the duplicates ol these numbers as announced In this paper win the prizes. When you find your number among the winners send In your name and address and the prize will be shipped to you prepaid. Always ns,. Royal Standard Flour and Bave your coupons. Mann- ' ''red only by , Ai.:, _ ,ls ul Canadian Regulations, ble Du,"'ii.uila *to IV*�� *'tT2N UU-.-.!. ***** ' ' teadea.^ "ho ia the snl_ h������, Dy ail> teio, -le heaa ���fc' any ,: 18 ye_r8 �� ' me*-' '-' 'l'-'���i.i'r���./0t.aee'^ ���quarter s section " tit acres, more or le__, "^m ��> l��t Entrj must i,t. m,., the local 'L'f'^'lyii proxy ma,. . . b ' E��-,I ���tain cond:" 'J^el Bon'daughter, brother or l"0! Inteii: l(Jer B1Bt��fOlA Tht' i"'::' " ld8r is reaulr ,, with under one of the plans: lull* (1) At least upon .... . ui-tntis' . U\""" ": ' of th .1 I Vancouver Milling & Grain Co., Ltd. \\ 4 + Vancouver, B. C. No. 22. An Act respecting the Pro-1 ernor as follows: fes.sion of Medicine and Surgery. , "May it please your honor No. 24. An Act to amend the "High way Traffic Regulation Act." No. 27. An Act to amend the "Reformatory Act." No. 29. An Act to amend the "Jurors' Act." No. 30. An Act to amend the "Mineral Act." No. 31. An Act further to amend the 'Coal Mines Regulation Act." "We, His Majesty's most dututii and loyal subject--, the legislative assembly of the province of British Columbia, in session assembled, approach your honor at the close of our labors with sentiments of unfeigned devotion and loyalty to His Majesty's person and gov. rninent, and humbly l.'g to present for your honor's acceptance bil No. IS, intituled "An Act ���-��� -��� *������ No. 32. An Act to amend the "Com i for ('raining certain Sums of Money panies Act, 1897." I1'"' ''''' J'u,jl'e Service of the Province No. 1)3. An Act to amend the "Pla- of British Columbia." cer Mining Act." I T" :llis Ml1 ;l'" clerh ��f the legls- No. 37. An Act with respect to the Public Service of the Province of British Columbia. No. 38. An Act to amend the Registry Act." No. 40. An Act to amend the "Farmers' Institute and Co-operation Act.'' No. 41. An Act to amend the "Timber Manufacture Act, 1906." No. 12. An Act to amend the "Bush Fire Act." No. 43. An Act respecting tbe Official Map of Alberni Townsite. No. 45. An Act authorizing the Lieti- tenant-GovernOr in Council to grant to I CIVILIAN HIFIt ASSOCIATION, NEW WESTMINSTER. Annual meeting will be held m Board of Trad.- room** on Tuesday, the 16th at 8:00 p.m, All members and intending members are invited to be present. W. NELSON, Secretary. 4 : 4 _________ ��� ��� 44444+++++++++4++44>44+4444+++++++++++++++++*++++++++4 ++++++++++++++++++44+4444++++++++4++++++++++++++++++ '+ + i+ HOW TO OPERATE a moving plctur. machine al home. ��� 4 How to rent or buy a t.i i*ing picture machine, ��� J How to make big money at entertainments and amusements, * J How to obtain position- which pay $35 per week. _��� ��� How to become a liui-h- i operator. ��� \\\\> give instructions that are simple and nt< resting. 1 We have the newest me bod of teaching by mail. T We s.-nd you on receipt of $1 nf| comph te instructions. ��� We teach operators how to pass till examinations. 4 We represent the leading film exchange. ��� Remittances to Independent Theatrical Exchange, 400 toi-to:: ��� Burke Building, Seattle, Wash., Warden School of Operators { +++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++ + + 4+++ ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS . 12) 1!: (or mother __i father is di .' lh 8U'adkr" ' ���' a'farmm^ 7,Cin|lt3 ' ' ' ' red .���: J n\""":,;' '.ie J! ���att-fled ���, b person rendu J the father or mother, (:!) lf ;!:" '^ha.hls.rj "' :" ' ' rmic_la_lJ ed by him In tin -.,-,.;.-.. 0,hiii J 8teaJ' '*' ientS as tord dence may be atl Bed by resi4 ��� upon 'be Bald land. Six months notice in writing��mfl ;be given to the Commissioner otDi ilnion Lan.:-: at Ottawa of Inttmtjd 'apply for pati nt. COAL-Coal mining rights ma,^ 'leased for a period of twin:.'. jat an annual rental of ji ;. ��� , 'Not more than 2 6i leased to one individual or eompm A royalty at the rate of five cents pa ton shall Im; collected on tk _*������[ Ichantable coal mined. W, W, C01IV. , Deputy of the Minlp'or of ��tie iti.rl_| THE HOME P APEll Is the Paper That Prints AI the Home N'***?. The Daily News lf>c a Wee- lath ��� assembly, by his honor's command, did thereupon say: Fraser River Service In His Majesty's name, his honor ,anajthe lieutenant-governor doth thank His .Majesty's loyal subjects, accept their benevolence .and assent to this bill." Lieutenant-Governor's Speech. Then his honor (he IIet}tenant-gov- ernor was pleased to deliver the following gracious speech; "Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the Legislative assembly: "Before releasing you. at the close of the third session of this legislature Str. Ramona Will leave New Westminster for Chilli wsck cn TUESDAY, THURSDAY URDAY. AND SAT ih- City of Victoria Lot 921 in said 1 feel it a duty to congratulate you city, used as the site of the Kingston .on the results of vour -labor-. a8 ,,���, Street Fire Hall. j bodied in the many Important and No. 16. An Ac: to amend the "In- "^'fnl measures to which 1 have given spection of Metalliferous Mines Act" assent, No. 17. An Act to provide for the "The Water act, designed to insure inspection of Hospitals, Orphanages, t1'" economical use of water under ���Maternity Homes, and places where Iequitable regulations minimizes the Persons ar" undergoing .Medical or causes for litigation, and wil, |je Qt ffcfl-Jth Treatment | great benefit to all industries requlr- No, .... An Aci to Incorporate the in.'-* water. British Columbia permanent Loan! "The consolidation and revision of Comrany. the laws, which you hav,- authorized. No. 54, An Act to Incorporate i will greatly simplify their Interpreta- Prince Ruperl nnd Port Simpson j��� tion. and prove a convenience to all Railway Company. 'concerned. No. 56. An Act to enable the Cold- j 'The act providing tor co-operative stream Estate Company, Limited, and j fruit-cooling depots mis a much need- the whii,. valley irrigation and I'ow-vd uani of the fruit-growers and er Co,,,,,any. Limited, to amalgamate j "'"'"I'I have the effect of further stun at - a.m., calling m following points; Hammond, Ilau.-y, Langley, Glen Valley, Whonnock, Ruskin, Silverdale, Mt. Lehman, Matsqui, .Mission, Hatzic Dewdney, Nicomen !-;and, Sumas ano Chilliwack. Returning leaves Chilli wack on Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at 7 a.m. Excellent passeng-.* accomodation. Lowest Freight rates. WESTERN STEAMBOAT CO., Lt.' R. Whitmore. Mgr. New Westminster thi r Water Rights, No 58. An Act to amend the imix, ��� incorpoi.iiinii Act, 1900." No v. \\n Aci i" amend the "1 Creek Foreshore Vet, 1904." No. 60, An Ac in Incorporate Goal Rlvi - Water, Power and I Company. Limited. No, 62. An Ac, to Authorize thi Vali um .ight ulatlng this growing Industry. "It is very gratifying to observe the substantial provision which you have made for the prosecution of BUrveye and public works. i thank mu for the liberal supply voted tor the public service, and I I feel assured thai the amount will be I'a- disbursed economic nil mid with n "'Sl possible ;e- clflc Coast Coal Mines, Limited, \\(w. i view to securing thi Personal Liability, to Construct Hail- ' -suits. ^^^^^^^^^ ways, and oonfi ning other Powers. "Wishing you health and success m NO, 63, An Aci to Incorporate the your personal undertakings | now Graham Island Railway Company. take leave of you. and relieve OU No. 65. An Ad to amend the "Cor- from your sessional duties" poratlon of Victoria Water Work-. \\���. The Hon. Dr. young, provinc,, sec 1873,' and the Victoria Water Works I reta_y, then said- Ameudmen, Ac." chapter bi of the "Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen ol tne .Statutes ol 1892, and to give addition-' legislative assembly- '''rTv,, i , "It.18 hl8 ^nor the lieutenant.gov. No. 66. An Ac, respecting the Pa, ��� ernor., will and pleasure thai the clflc, Northern and Omlneca Railway, legislative assembly be prorogue. , -No- 67, An Vet to incorporate the til ll ,haII ������,isf, ��� , ' *< ' �� co^.0' Sho"'--'-'->���;;;:::: ��-;---.���-,,,,,, ot j;. v ,-ci _ . ��� ' ""s i"ovincIal legislative No 68 An A�� to Incorporate West, asemblj |. ���,,,,l)v pMrogUea' minster Hall, '��--��-- ������ ' h " Grand Trunk Ry- Excellent Train Service Betwee. Chicago, London, Hamilton, Tor^ii^, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, And all the principal business centers of ONTARIO, QUEBEC and the MARITIME PROVINCES. Also to BUFFALO, NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA, via Hiap-ara Falls. For Tim Ailams St.. Chicago, ill. Prairie Beef Prime Mutton and Veal Pork of Excellent Flavor Direct from the Plant and Abattoir of J. Y. GRIFFIN & CO., Edmonton, Alberta. Butchered, Dressed and Shipped Under Government Inspection. SOLD BY 60 YEAR3' EXPERIENCE Act to Incorporate the n.l Northern Railway Ac- No. 69, An Vancouver Company. No. 70. An Hardy Hay air Railway Company No. 71. An Acl to Create the Roma i Catholic Archbishop of Vancouver ! ingly." accord Trade Marks Designs Copvrights Ac. to Incorporate the Qua! in i sound IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN��� HE DAILY NEWS We;t;,itn8ter't Home papari *.-.". -.' iut.7 <-u>iu,.��.-ii<..... nmiuuuun a... ��� -><.-,...�� ""I trim, oiilnnt aiM-iv-- form-niriLC pnicnm. Hntenu vkcu ilirvikli Munn a Co. rocolve 'I'mal-i.-itlrr, without chiiree. In tbe Scientific j.ntcr icai.. A lin-.:, .niiil- llhiflrnl.il w.-r-kly. I.mi . >.| fir- 'ilio n -it nnjr udenilflr J'.uniiil. Tornm in ' ">i i M.Ti a vearapmuei prepaid, t-oiu by ���� 'lev. .I.uli.,,. "^ WUNN & Co.S6,D",ad^ New York ��� ������-��� b offloe, m F h.U Wuiilu��t-..ii, 1>. C Reichenbach Company (LIMITED) Pure Food Purveyors 'Pflll ' Copyrights Ac. H ^-> - M ':^3S?H��S?����3 I Columbia Street, New Westminster '��� ���-��� -I riolly poilHtlviit Inl. HANDBOOK mi I'li'i'. la _M PHONE 101. I ESBBB���mill" I������*^ M1- NDAY, MARCH 15. 1909. thi-; hAJhl _\\hv\\.> PAQE SEVEN. J-^-^-i m 0pl ll WHEN GOING EAST ASK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND YOU OVER *'THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" North-West Eight Train, Every Day in the Year BETWEEN Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago THE TRAIN OF FAME NORTH-WESTERN. LTD. newest and Lest Ideas THE STAGE AN IRISH PLAY Wn . mm S __��� I _m W u of Canaai-M Home5teaa Reguiattoni. even numbered section of Do- ����� ' _ndfl |n Manitoba, Saakatch- . j-ibsria, excepting 8 and 26, j '"'" ,, a&i be homesteaded by | vv_0 u the sole head* of a| fy oran* male over 18 years of;Till. the extent ��r one*1llarter Bec' Embodies the ��ijO ... res, more or 'ess. , for COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, and plIC��tlan for entry must oe LUXURY. It i_ lighted with both ersou by the applicant at | electricity and gas; the most brilliant- 0D Lands Agency or sub- i ly Illuminated train in the world The or u,e district in which the equipment consists of private compart- ,tuate, Entry by proay may, ment cars, standard 16 section sleep. Lie made at un agency on ��� er.s, luxurious dining car reclining ,Ildi.���,il, by the father, moth- . chaIr Wl,.s (geatg ^^ '^^ ��� augbter, brother or sister of | coaches and buffet, libra Ing cars. ,. . _ For Tlme Tahle.s, polders, or any I homestead duties under one , furtho. |nforlnat,0_ ca]] o_ q_ ^^ ' > .owing plans ON AN IRISH DAY in i" iiiniu ^jng homesteader, jmesteader is rejulred to per- ary and sinok- At least six months' residence I jn, , [Jtlvation of the land ln ; three years. A ... leader may, if he bo '��� i the required resi-; | living on farming | 0H.ni,; lei* bv him. not less j ,,i res In extent, ln j of bla homestead. Joint will uot meet thla ' F. W. PARKER, 720 Second Avenue, Seattle. Wash. Arthur Cunningham the baritone singer has proved that he is not only a singer bin that he is an actor of the first magnitude, .specially in Irish I'layf his natural brogue being a factor which buds to the coloring ef the play. The actor-singer is well' aid,, to k.-.p liis audience In a constant uproar with bis merry Wit and droll humor, the leading role, taken by Cunningham, is that of a village blacksmith, Irish, bluff, optimistic and hearty, always with a merry twinkle in his eye and a light word for the downhearted. And then, of course, Cunningham's Irish songs, his selection has been made with the utmost car., and Includes several of Joseph Murphy's famous ballads. "Shaiin Rhue" at uie opera house on St. Patrick's Day, March 17. Mail Service ��� Following are the hours ol despatch and arrival of mails at the New Westminster post office, the hour given In each case being the hou-- of closing, which is half an hour, as a rule, be All mail.-, "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Of all the greai American plays, the old historical play of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" has the strongest bold on people, li .... eyond question one of the best plays ever written, hence the warm pan. || retains in the beans of people of every clime. The great production that ibis American . . . classic has ever bad will be given at unless otherwise stated, are despatch, the Opera House on Friday, March 19 ed and received daily except Sunday. Under the management of Mr Wash- lht- only mails dispatched and re- burn. Watch for ihe band concert in celved Sunday are the C, P. R. south | front of reserve Bale at noon. and C. P. R, east mails, _oi Including the way mails, Sapperton, Eraser J ' Florence Gear in Marrying Mary. Florence Gear, who is amusing and delighting her audiences in "Marrying Mary." Edwin Milton Royle's musical play, is bootced to appear at the opera house on April 2. Jules |!l-!Ili lit. ��� r (or mother, If th. I, of a homesteader 1*��*% the.��otual despatch. (permanent residence on farming j owni | by him, not lesa | ; acii's In extent, in , the homestead, or up* ��� atered for by him I I homesteader may ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ .vi residence duties by j Milla and Coquitlam. |g with the father (or mother). Mai|. De cd ia "vicinity" In the two . ' .- is defined as! 6:0u a-m- (closed at eleven o'clock e than nine miles in the previous night)���Vancouver via exclusive of the width G. N- -������ "Owl." Victoria except Wed- ial :i . es crossed in rhe nesday. ���':.. ' ' adei intending to iiiii bis I a e duties in ac bi i the a ove while liviug a farming land own- ist notify the agent !��� ol such Intention. tice in writing musl [i Commissioner of Do- 8:30 am.-���Vancouver iia B. C. Electric rallwa;. Sumas and Seattle, including all C. S. Points east and -souih, and point- between New Westminster and Hunt- tndon, B.C., via C. P. R. south. Coquitlam, Sapperton and Fraser Mills. 8:30 a.m.���Maine and Seattle, Including all U S. points east and south; \\V. CORY. |ty of the Minister of tho Interior pi Ottawa, of intention also ;il, ^j-^. Detween N,,w westmin- |P'>' fu .-ter and Maine, via G. N. R. Note.���Cloverdale and district tClo- I ver Valley, Surrey Centre, Elgin, Allu- ��� via and Kensington Prairie' Hazel- I mere, Port Kells, Hair.- Prairie and adian Pacific Railway Co. Nicomekl despatched daily except on Sunday; Clayton, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; Tynehead ..al Eon Avoid, Wednesday and Saturday. These malls are all received same days a- despatched. TENDER FOR RED RIVER BRIDGE. prll i' c um.'.. coa��t _in�� Service. Sealed tenders, addressed to the undersigned, and marked on ihe envelope "Tender for the Red River Bridge," will be received at the office of the Commissioners of the Transcontinental Railway until 12 o'clock noon on tlie Stli day of April, 1909, for the construction and erection of a steel and concrete bridge and approach spans over the Red river bei ween Winnipeg and St. Boniface, near the tool of Lombard street, to- gether with grading and approach spans over streets In Winnipeg. Separate tenders must be submit- Murry. who makes the presentation i has Bu little stir with j an exi good company and Mr. Royle'a lit s ;ill(1 Silvi0 Hein's ' rnusic ,l' b. iv. the popular craze1 of the season, Marrying Mary Moat-1 8omei- can ,. Witb ber the | largest collection oi husbands everj seen upon the stage. Most heroines are content with references to their j former conquests. Not so Marrying Mary. At every turn her three divorced hii-a amis and the three suitors I for her hand are jostled across one j another's pathway in the most non-1 chabm: manner. An ex-husband is j mad., to assist her fiance in the pass-J age of his anti-divorce bill; another suitor with four divorces already to his credit is made to pay the bills of anoth-r suitor who is fiancing Mary. This game of matrimonial battledoor and shuttlecock lias more variety, more color and more stirring appeal to the emotions than any other comedy on the road. THE COUNTRY HOUSE 4 ll...... Ajmrl l'lint Mii.iilil I��. Known nt. tht- "OlUct-." The tnost privately conducted bom. mus' communicate with Increasing fre quern-,-,��� with tbe world outside, Tb* coal ni.in. tbe Ice man, tbe uitoniobll- repair shop must be upbraided or cn Joled Reports must bo reviewed, ne counts kept, bills examined and tb. tenders occasionally treated with s Check. From a room removed from the rest of the house one must speak j with the railway station, settle with the expressman or deliberate with tbe chauffeur or coachman, for none of these things should disturb the tran qullllty of tbe borne or tbe equnnamlty ��f guests. If the bouse ls to miuistei : to all 'lie activities of a home it is. high time that apnea be devoted to tUlili mechanism of livlm.- For wnnt of a; better tv-m a room devoted to such a ! purpose may be called the "office" of the bouse, Here the telephone stands on a table that bears also the mis- j cellaueous utensils nnd printed matter that nre always wanted iu a house (Then tbey cannot be found. Here are cookbooks, gardening books, diction arics, time tables, while a few old plates, n cast <* two, bits of Dresden water colors ami a few cherished pbo tographa relieve an otherwise bum Irum collection of necessities. Her* arriving parcels are placed and the daily mail opened. Mysterious cup boards there are and drawers wit* locks that work. -Indoors and Out Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL $14,4CO,000.00 RESERVE 11,000.0-0.00 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, nnd in London, Eng- lan 1, New Vork, Chicago and Spokane, U. S. A., and Mexico City. A general banking business transacted. Letters of Credit issued, available with correspondents in all parts of the v.-orld. ** Savings Bank Department Deposits received in sums of $1 and upwards, and interest allowed at 3 per cent, per annum (present rate.) Total Assets over $168,000,000.00. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH. G. D. BRYMNER. Manager. i4++++++4>++4>++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++4 44m t TREE SPRAYS, BLUE STONE, SULPHUR, Etc., AT RYALL'S DRUG STORE PHONE 57. : : 4 + X 4 4 4 4 4 ��� ��������*����������������>���������������������������*�����'-<** ++4 *+++++++++ TIME TABLE SEATTLE B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manufacturers and Dealers tn All Kinds 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. L'ltie C:J Gr_> Do_i>,'. Little ol 1 gray n>ol.l>ra Trotting al the day, Little EUJy on his back -tiffins far away. Little old graj Dobbin Is true as truest Bte<'. And if you want u pleasaat r'��v Safe on his baek yon fetd. Royal City Branch, Columbia St. Telephone 12. New Westminster I daily for Victoria. BTMINSTER-VIUTOKIA ROUTE IS. Tradei will leave Victoria for every Tuesday. fives New Westminster on \\V>d- iy WEST COAST ROUTE. SS Teei ��� ''���'��� ��� U p.m. 1st, 10th 2(M of v, h mouth for Clayoquot, lqui!u and way ports; 10th toi Quatsino and way f- month for Ahcuset, ���' Scott and way ports. ANCO-Vi-H-NANAIMO ROUTE. -��� <��������� .iO-n '''" ' 2 p. in. daily, ex- Nanal.no at 7 Coi ___ mmmmmm --���, __________ Electric rail- works, as per sctiedu.e, and for super- 'COUVEH VICTORIA SEATTLE , , ' way structure. R0UTE' 12:30 p.m.���Strawberry Hill, Tim- Plans, details and profiles may be i January IS. berland ami South Westminster, hy seen and full Information obtained at a Victoria leaves \\au- comic.,- (Tuesday and Friday). the office of the chief engineer at Ot- lng direct to Se- j..;,, puj K'is: Burnaby, by courier itawa, ami also at the office of the , Monday. 2:00 p.m.-^-Burquitlam, Ly courier, district engineer ;it St. Boniface, '"at.. al leaves Vancou- 2:00 p.m.���ladner. Port Guichon, Man. Rta a, tn. foi Victoria dally, e_-lWestham Island anil gunbury, daily Persons tendering are notified that ; except Sunday; Woodward, Tuesday, tenders will not be considered unless Charlotte leaves Van-' Thui.sd.iy an(, Saturday, via ".T. C. made on the forms supplied by the i Bruce" (Steveston mail despatched I Commissioners, which maybe had on and received via Vancouver.) application to Mr. Hugh D. Lumsden, '������HO p in -Vancouver and Piper chief engineer, Ottawa, Ont., and ��. Siding, via G. N. R. north. S. It. Poulin, district engineer, St. 4:00 Vancouver and Burnaby Jake, Boniface, Man. i via B C Electric railway. Saturday Bach tender must be signed and ' , ' , . . .. Vi- 'sealed bv all the parties to the ten- tin extra mail s depatched to Vic- - ' , ... dei. and witnessed, and be accom- toria via Vancouver at tUa hour , v ;i��� ted che on a| Blaine and Seattle. Including all Ji^^ bank of (h��� Domlnlon of, S. points cast and south, via G. N. K {,,{w(h{ |iay.(,||(. )0 ������, oommlsslonera- "Fiyer." i _j {^,, Transcontinental Railway, for 2:30 p.m.-C. P. K east, Sapperton, ^ Bum o( m ( for 8U)bBtructure and Eraser Mills. llul ,,,!���,,. wol-i- as ytr schedule, and Mails Received. for the sum of $25,000 for steel super- ^ ,- .,. i ���. ��� uooino m structure and floor. 6:45 a.m.���Blaine ami hemic, m . - v ,, The cheques deposited by tne eluding : 11 U. S. points, via G. >>. K . uuiiuit, ..ii -. i v (|U whose tender is accepted will "0wl" , . ..., be deposited to the credit of the Re- 9:00 to 10:00 a.m.-Srawbcrr Hill. > ��^ ^ ^^ ^ ^^ Alaska da.,, lby C0Ur,er (TU?,day ' for l lue nnd faithful performance alaska route. R._n -im Vancouver and (excepi .. ' i-incess m, ,"��� ., s.-o am. vancoui ." of the contract according to its terms. ���n-s Vancouver Tuesday) and Victoria, vl U. ( 1-" clieqUes deposited by parties wbose N-RT jtric railway. tenders are refected will be returned JN -.ft ROUTE. 2:30 p.n,.-n,,.'���ni. lam, by courier ^ m ^ ^ ,lu, ^.^ ,��� ^ ~ Beatrice leave, Vancouver! 8:30 ��-*-�������� ����� fe ^ <\\ the contract. of ^ bU8lneM ,eagtte ^ now eluding all U. S. points; also all point, _,. . ^ ,_ _���_,__,,. (o ,.���.,,,, aM, llling -L-ompany. n FLOUR ! Ea^tertrook Millint Eburne, FLOUR ! Imperial $7.00 per brl. Hungarian Jewel.. . $6.50 " " Terminal $5.00 " " Mrfjn^nP^fn __?}__ jjg "^�� mki��:.iants. FRONT STREET. r'-&i_^'. New Westminster. Telephone 333. Little old gray Dobbin Wm never known to kick, And as h- travels ipry fast He never needs a lick. Little old gray Dobbin ^^^H Is little Billy's friend, And many si happy hour doi>s he To Billy's Jtoung lif-? lend. ��� Washington Post. R?d, White and Blue. How many boys can loll wliers a verse may be found in the Bible containing the words "ml," "white" and ' i>lim?" Those who do not are referred bo the sixth verse of tht first chapter of I'._t.h*'r. BOWLING A Little Good Coal makes a b g, hot fire when a lot of poor coal sends out to heat at all. It is economical to buy our coal, because it is clean, goes farthest, makes most heat, leaves very little ash and costs no more per ton than poorer grades. \\V. di liver it to any part of the ��Ity. Full weight always, Telephone your order to US. GILLEY BROS., Ltd. UBiwdfarNC.: ++++++++++++444++4+++++++++44++++++44+++++444G4+44+4' 4 {"" U and 23, Maces. uaj .,., ;s'l). 28th. Vancouver Wl a,;. B' C. COAST MAIL SERVICE ��� J;i' ���- ������' ss. Amur leave xmv"' March 16th, April 2d. QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND SERVICE. ;;, 'ce leaves Vancouver rch 2'ld, April 3d. io aver���. lr��m Ne-j ri' ltiV_.it. Idm>.i Westminster Monday PMday and l-'ri.i ,v ,. 8 a m "0*11 f'l.llli ��� ��� 1 fct5? ���"- TUeSday' ThUr9da^ Hay ;,: a m. W "'1 i 1:30 p.tn.���East Burnaby, by courier.! ^ al] bi(lstaoin G ..ogicOthe 9:I!0 a.m.--Vancouver and Victoria, ^ a)] ten^er8 By or(jer via ('.. N. K. ( p. E. RYAN. Secretary, 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.���Ladner, Port I ^ CommiBSioners of the Transcon- Qulchon, Westham Island and (Tues ;in,,���,.,] Railway. day, Thursday and Saturday) Wool- |(i (] a( 0ttawa, 6th March, 1809. ward, via steamer Pavoilrlte. (Steves- Newspapers inserting this adver-| ton despatched and received via Van couver.) 12..0 to 1 pm-c. p. ii. eart, Sai'pcrton. Eraser MlUa and Coquitlam. | , 1:00 p in��� Vancouver, Central l'1 '��� and Eraser Arm. 7:on p.m ��� Stoma, nn ��� '���' '"" ��� eluding all E. S. poiuJ'' and ,; "" tween Huntingdon and New Westuiia- | .... -,.��� lfrns' ��� m tlgement without authority from the commissioners will not .lie paid for it. March 17���Carpenters vs Real _!s-| tate. March 13���Real Estate vs, Grocers. Marcli 22���Urocers vs R, ('. Mills. ! Marcli 24���-Hardware vs. Carpenters Marcli 20���Real Estate vs. H'dware. I March ;'I)-Ciirpctitcrs vs. R. C. Mills. "�� Electric Railway Service i intormatlon a-ter, via C, P. Vlllls. R. smith; '.'."i, WH, QOTJLErT :��w Westminster ft. Obi, p !: P��3TER, __ Agent. Vancouver. ���uwtt��n_��t victoria IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE HE DAILY NEWS Westminster's Home PaPer' ! Advertise in we Daily News Interurban Line. Cars f. Vanoouver ami way station; R'll] run every hair hoar from 6:50 a. tti. Last car loaves at 11 p. tu. East car leaves Vancouver at 11:30 p.m. Cars leave the depot every twenty minutes for both E perton and city limits over the city line. * City Lint: ; 'ars leave tram office on the hour, twenty min- ii-e. after, and forty minnt"- after, commencing at 6:20 a. m Sapperton Line: Cars have at ten minutes after the hour, half past ami fifty minutes after the hour, commencing at titUO a. m. Sunday service half-hourly between S:30 a. m. and 11, p. m. British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ud X +++++++++4+++++++++++4++44444444++++++++++++++++++++4 aa_D_-t-_aSs_----__-i'S i ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS r ' %',{ iM iv*. i ��� ,i.l *:i ��� t ��_.; ���I f ������ i; ,- *Hf *! ' i > * ������',..��� i ;' -r __.�� _���__ &��) "'.. BT' ��� ���Ftii!l,_ '" ",' ' li ���* i 4, *'Tid________! m ',;.: ��� i k% V- r; ; -mfi j;!4! \\\\ mj$_f\\ I -' ''. I - .' i '4 ,l_t,i $*.:'��� * V'F ml ��� ��� [fam i��:-ii.a_ ' . ��� '���!. t, ' ��� ' ft' ** '.', * 1 i ,. ������:������ ',���1 i' .���.���_-." ilOT i ' l*i '��� wfil .fi i r "���-��� ��� fyii/rw*.'.'. '���' *",*'/'���'���#*, -���'���;; ,,, -_','**_K'*. . wfi',: t'n"1, '. IY S'. * .< ("" '.'. - ' .' : - ��� .', i '' l . ' ,-_.-'<���' > .I-'ii: f ��� I m 'frWMM ���; ;-^..v;.v' 1 TAGE EIGim THE DAILf NEWS. M0N��AY' ^ARCH ���it: r-v. . , * -' ' '_' _ " ' ������' ���-*���������: ���*�� _��F ��& A TREMENDOUS Money- Saving SP Opportunity ^���Sw..-.-ii_f.ii. __' i.__l* , PROO _F ^������:.v'^;;.-_%, li""'---������ e--->-L��-i��KWa-WS-!!U i.>'.'i''ii4i,���i'iiriif��f^iii4Mj} Ni" 'H'*r��4' -.'ji ' ��� ���' j "'.st' ^--iC'V' ��� i' "���'-:' *���" * < ���IV - ,�� .r .. ./_), >,' '*' * "1��� . ,.i '��� ii (' . ,;. i , ^ ���, ,rff ... ':;;v-'..^-":""'" ,*...-'-*;*;".^l' - .��� .f!S"> ���> 'V ' . ��� .<*, ur' ��� * ft_M��k'!fS* ., ;H?*_R_d.;':_i-!iF<; . . *.'w��e _T_t -.��� _N_- 1... r*'i_�� fa _iii___7.il fiS���i!W. - '^i| THE Public Supply Store is simply selling out their Crockery andl Glassware at a big reduction. ..#. ,:��' --v;*. ������;>*,: - If OAUSN I V*-. A _< .'I 't H - HiStK - ~ " ,',;���', .;,... v.,v,.-,.-...'.,.-.- .' ;. !ll - ���'",'.'.tt:"-lr-l * !"��.?;-������ ' ^".r-li i-ii.!l i:i-_-��� ���-''-_ [_!_'���'. t-14'.;,f i ^__���i_i fell H.E_.III_ LOCOMOTIVES FOR GREAT NORfHERN I ��TT-IB very fact that there are -*- more Great Majestic Mal- leahle unci Charcoal Iroa Rengcs sold than any other range on the market, is proof positive that it is the best. Don't You Want the Best? The Grc.it Majestic Range lasts three times as long as a cheap range, but it doesn't cost three times as much. ANDERSON & LUSBY i If you want anything in this line, or even if you don't, I you will certainly j profit by buying] from us. We will save you money on our reduced prices. If so we have Dominion, Xordhel- mer, New Scal�� Williams and other makes, also o$,_ beautiful mahogany player piano. Sewing Ma chin ^ieeler & Vvlso_ ���faikini; Maehiiia''j ^^^^^^^^^^ tor. If you have a talking machine, sign this ad, and . nclose to us. We wilt mail you each month a catalogue of records, fr. ��� ��� Singer and Kilis-Mi and Vic- Name . . Address, rn , , ,, ; J. H. Todd's Bio Music House These household ne-, C0LUMBI; ��TREET cessaries will never j be bought cheaper | j^ pearson M^ fa or better anywhere than at the (Successors to T. Mowbrey Electric Works) Important Innovation Made on Hill's Road���Will Maintain Average Speed of 15 Miles an Hour. Minneapolis, March 14.���The comple- tli a of four big electric locomotives for the Gn il northern railway marks h new evenl in the history of electric traction In .merica as it means the use of the three phase systi m for avy trafl-c work ;i.-; well as the first attempt to handle the entire traffic o i a main ink line with electric power. The Cascade tunnel in the heart of the Cascade mountains, Washington, on the Greai Northern main line, is 2.65 miles in length, and the Intention is to operate all passenger and freight I trains through 'bis tunnel, as web as 1 in the two yards at each end of the tunnel bj ��� I i: ic power, The plan consists of the d< - ��� lopmeni of a water power of 7500 horsepower In Tumwater canyon, The power plant | is located on the Wenatchee river I about three miles west of Leavenworth, and the electricity is transmit- ' ted about thirty miles to the tunnel. The approximate eosi of the work' is Jl.250,000, and 11 will be the first attempt in the country to handle ' freight on heavy grades with anything i but the steam locomotives. The electric locomotives are highly Interest- irfg electrically and mechanically, 'They are of the double truck type; the total length is 45 feet; the rigid wheel base, however, is only 11 feet, so that they can take the curves with- put difficulty, The total weight of eacli locomotive is 115 tons and all of this weight is on the four drivers. Th��. drivers ar.- five feet in diameter. Th<; motors are wound for a pres-. sure of COO volts, but the line pressurr- is 6600 volts, which makes m-cessary the intervention of special step-down transformers which add considerab'e to the Weight of the locomotive. ���One advantage of thv thre- phase motors which is an important one is that they operate at a constant speed ' regardless of grad- s and load. The economy of the plan is apparent when it is taken into consideration that a speed of 15 miles per hour will be mainalned as against eight miles per hour, with the 250-ton mallet type steam locomotives now in use, thereby enabling the company to nearly double the hourly tonnage through the tunnel. It will he a big Improvement over th*1- present method of handling passenger trains, as passengers will noi be annoyed by smoke or gas. PUBLIC SUPPLY STORES ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK. GEO. ADAMS, Prop. ;bank of commerce building. Opposite Postoffice. Dealers in Electrical Machinery, Fixtures and Supplies Wiring and House Furnishing, Armature wiring and Motor Repairing a Specialty. Phone 331. P. 0. Box 928. BOWLING Cook & Ross THE AUCTIONEERS The Royal City team challenges the "Westminster Stars'' to roll a scries of thre,- games <>n Thursday ulghi The Royals are composed of the following: Stein, Gilchrist, Bar- bare.- or Saunders, .1. O. I.athem and It. It. Carver. Tuesday night is lhe date of the "marathon," 2f games, for which arrangements were mad.- some weeks ago. Owing to lie- Hardware team dropping out of the league there win be no league -ami- tonight, but the "Ad' spares" will plaj the Westminster Stars. House of Quality ?23 Front St.. Opposite Market. New SUGGEST ESTABLISHING Westminster. Y. M. C. A. AT KAMLOOPS and 1260 Granville St., Vancouver. Our Spring Line of Men s Phould be consult, d If you warn to .-. i' furniture or an auction conducted, Live stock Implement auction held every t'i niay morning on Westmin ter Maikei, and '-very Saturday morning ��� ���ii Vancouver market, New cooking tove; :: wagons, i h in-w; I express wagon: I horse mower (new), Three young tresh cows. $::o, $50 | one wiih calf 2 weeks old, $7n Suits Kamloops, B. C, .March 11.- A nn i;- io discuss the organization of a V. iM C, A. in Kamloops will be called in the course of a few days. The recent visit of the international secretary, Mr. Sayer, resulted In the crea- , tion of much enthusiasm. Plans and estimates have been pre- providing for a modern build- Ini ai a eosi of $24,000, and these are ci Ivlng lb.- careful consideration of tin ��� nergetic committee, IS THE FINEST EVER SEEN IN ji TOWN. PRICES RANGE FROM ��� $10.00 UPWARDS. QUALITY AND,* STYLE IS OUR MOTTO. J rosperity Uf J. Eugene Brown & Co. W' have found th�� phllOBopb. ..,��� f(| , f(,r prosp<,r,tv. ai is It? Got Busyl! ''''""��� :n" >ortunitie_ fm- investment, opportunities for enterprise all around you. We have real estate proposl lo, , ); -,,��� nftndBome dividends. ��� Why not Investigate? ��� SPECIAL VALUES IN 272 Columbia Street. j !iKLR F.|J. Hart & Co. Ltd. mim l New Westminster, B. C, X ��� ���������������*���, 4 4+++++++++++++in ������<����)MMM+��++��+��+����4 ,��� Z For years we have made a specialty of handling ,n best grades of English Serges. 'The new Sarin! weaves just to hand show a variety of exop-J ��� f* rn ��ii -j 1 l l r�� ��� i , i line Twills, some with hard finish, others ^1^7*1? able soft finish. For Ladies' Skirts, Suits or CM dreu's Wear we have special lines which we can rep' ommend for these different uses. You have excellent choice of twenty-five qualities in the selection now on display. Per yard, 4Cc to $1.50. *++**++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++444444+++4++������.���^UA Another Shipment of Silks and Satins ALL GRADES Our aim has been to have for nn season a complete rang, ol shade in the most popular and reliable weaves. Satin and chiffon finished silks hold the Brst p ace. They are now on display in the n.-w shade of navy, allce blue, Copenhagen blue, sky, iii-ian. biscuit, champagne, golden brown, dark brown, vieux rose, old rose, reseda, pearl grey, greens, oartll- mils, cream and white. Prices per Mud 75c, 85c, 90c and $1.00 New Arrivals in Ladies' Covert Jackets 27 ;ind :i2 inch Covert Coats in plain color and fancy stripes. Styl.-s show semi or tight fitting backs with self covend buttons and strappings. A dozen styles to choose from. All sizes. Kaeh $6.95 to $15.00. NEW TAILORED BLOUSES. White linen blouses tailored With Gibson and hemstitched tucks; n.-w Btyle long sleeves; embroidered fronts and plain button style. Waists have fancy embroidered linen collars and stiff cuffs. A doz.n styles to choose from. Kaeh $2.25 to $3.50 If You Need Lace Trimmings See Our New Range Lace trimmings of every description are In great demand, We challenge any store to show you a more complete range of tbe popular . very-day varieties- as well as the many fancy designs now popular. our complete range can now be sen in sample book, all marked In plain figures. ALLOVER LACES AND TUCKED NETS. The new stock contains many new styles suitable for yokes or waists. Ecru, cream and white In GUIPURE, ORIENTAL, BRI sski.s SILK, KrOQl'IN. VALENCIENNES, etc. Remarkable Values in Dress Muslins 10c TO 20c PER YARD. li is seldom '; i ou will more attrai ��� varh-tj lar priced in. have muli. red togel ei son. We present bette ever befon '.'. them a cai��� rui look tl you are buying spring frocks and dresses for girls' or li ���i AT 10c PER YARD in pieces "f fancy florence Mu lins in light color ng- I i plain spot Mus.in AT 15c PER YARD. HO pieces FANCY COL Dimities and MUSLINS, I'M.- CALE8, and s��iss muslin**. ��7 20c PER YARD 4o pi.ces of colored ORGANISES, MUSLIN8, DIMITIES, SEER' SUCKER, etc All color. In a variety of patterns. SomeJNew Lines of Boys' and Girls' Caps SERGE AND CLOTH CAPS 35c EACH. A serviceable iin.- ,,i P Serge Caps lu navy and bla so cardinal and cream ci" b caps. All neatly stlichod .ml lined ^:l'[ twill sate.n. In all sUses, '-1 * to suit boyi or girls. Your choice Each 35t TAN LEATHER CAPS 75c EACH. Tbe most popular boy�� cap, made of line Bofl tan leal with peaked front; Um es, each ��� ATTRACTIVE STYLES IN CLOTH TAMS Made of line bat tell and clo w.ii made, nicely trimmed, ors navy, brown, cardinal, --]-"']i and cream. All sizes, In vm" qualities. ++++*++++++4++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Kaeh ...We to $1.00 J i ��� i I ++++++++44+++++++++++********"* . S. COLLISTER & CO. THE STORE FOR WOMEN'S WEAK. ���_!_.:_���."���""""@en, "Titled The Daily News from 1906-03-06 to 1912-04-24; Westminster Daily News from 1912-04-25 to 1912-12-04; and The New Westminster News from 1912-12-05 to 1914-09-04.

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