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FIRE INSURANCE WHITE, SHILES & CO. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. LIFE ASSURANCE WHITE, SHILES & CO. 260 C .umbia St. Phone 85. ,'ESTMNISTER, It. C. MONDA, MORNING, JULY 19 1909. FIVE CENTS PER COPY. SOCKEYE CAME YESTERDAY E Anj Fish. , , hav- noi yel arrived. iay ol the past week, the citizens' picnic VANCOUVER AT USI WINS 10 Mm m\ GAI [ROM SALMON BELLIES Joy is Great Among Terminal Cily Lacrosse Fans at Defeat of Local Team By Score of Four to Ten - Played in Hard Luck. ENGINEER DIES MINISTER VISITS ON C.P.R. TRACKS: WESTMINSTER TODAY mermen Put Out Their Committee Selects Local Sea- Nets, But Failed to Take side Resort-To He Chil dren's Gala Day j Robert Stuart Found After Passage of Train With Both Legs Crushed. The citizens picnic com] on Saturday nYn and com ided that . en the was adjusted, and at G o'clock ..,,;,.; scores of boats I i,v Mh whites and Japs put fishermen and|as the season had so far ad without u ''nite Information a i \ ancouv er bas buci eed il in ���boat b .ng available, and owing to the [^ �� ��j�� Recrea"��" u in no uncertain way. Eve park redoubtable Con Jones, however, afternoon the figured prominently in from ol ^^^^^^^^^^^^^���^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^��� t_t admit l um Uie canneries along the rlv- picnic, the best plan would Cty Lacrosse Club go to- was absolutely Impartla1 0lil ' - "��� running, I interests of the majorltj ' Inci thi leglnnlng Hon. Dr. Pugsley Inspects Lower Fraser and Will Speak Here. fo Arrangements have been completed tbe entertainment of Hon, Dr. number of people asking i. ..I time concerned to arrange to go to Blackie j 7"' ug �������� " ,! Wea' ' <- teftm. ni the Salmon Bellii. an i thi result Spit on August 11, tha ��� ing i>��������" i>����������������" chosen as possessing the best ' ������ ��� Robert Stuart, an engineer em- ployed on the I 1 __ anil resident I _____________ Mission Junction, lost his life un t-te PugBley, who arrive, hare ��� >I��� >11 his In- ""' tracks there yesterday afternoon. epection trip today. Saturday was Y'.' Stuart lived near the Une, and it is spent by the minister of public works 1'jm supposed that he endeavored to cross In looking over the harbor at Van- jic by crawling between the cars of a couver, and ",ll'lv h'- w111 *�� '�� L .', ,,,.,. , ��� i. Steveston from Vancouvei- hv car, freight train. Al that is knowni ii wlI|l ��� wul, Tempbm___ He , , mi,,.. Y'U\ Y, i C p**s7l-'vul . "'"";,' ' will he met In Vancouver iby Robert lh,. game started a ten minutes which had been standing for some * hree and piay had scarcel. been time in ihe yards, he was lound lying , f, .. ,, ho If ,���.n_ .1,- l._ _ !...._ l-���_ ���.���..l,i>l PailJ 11. ll'IWIl IO ill" II The Game. bathing. rl v.- v, , ������ , n also. expressed ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ j;.;,',. ... tlsfled with the arrange- other residents oi Langley, Sums ment, and all are now ready lo get and Delta to Join the Westminster 'u', u.v .. ��� as soon as the Ush u'" party In the common picnic. The jcommltiee will apply to the city council requesting a civic half-holiday to lb- declared. E W. Cook Is chalr- tnian of the committee til's year. Subcommittees Named. Subcommittees were named as follows: Transportation, W. A. Gilley was i!i ii the men from New Westmin ,���;., three and play had scarcely been'time in the yards, he was found lying |"~ 'J,' "." "'", -������"-��������� *_**" ster took ticket, for the .mud bai- ,u progress for two am a half mm- on the cracks with both legs crushed. , ���"' *..","',',',",'" Y'- evi - in loon ascension, I ir t0 ten was the . when Len Turni.uil got ilie mi,\ Dr. Stewart of Mission was at once |,./ , 7 ��-'r ,7 J�� i '��� ��� and the joy . n the part of the ;,.,. Gibbons, Vancouver then got 'called, but little could be done for the ,.'' a |,''r *) ' , , ,.!s' anf represen. Vancouver lacrosse fans was some- _usy and a minute alter the face-off, injured man, and he expired in four' ,, , , , ! _;, .,*. thlni touching to behold. If there Lalonde, who throughout put up a hours. "".if th<- 'Jini'ier at Steveaton. They Is any merit In giving pleasure, then splendid gam-, m��de the first notci ! gtuart was thirty-one yearn of age, *���"' S?.aoYL,,�� ''.' *l��f��,�� , i~ the New Westminster lacrosse team f0r Vancouver. From tiv face-off Vim- and was a native of Truro, N. S. lie i '" "*" m��min8 ur- * ug.'ey is ix- are a mosi des, .lng crowd, for tbey couver rushed the ball to the Salmon was unmarried. I1.,, �������� ,, * a m �� ' -��-- ** - '������'* - '��� I W, E. Fales in whose hands the M��ft A tiong those acouniany- funeral arrangements were placed, I 1-���hln wlU be M.iyor K-.,,",. A. 13. will send the bodv to Agasslz, when- Kellington, president of lhe Literal * 'Association, President Lee of tha board of trade, and Secretary Wade. ATTtMD BI MANY SYMPATHIZERS pdded on- nrst time in Ilia man they found themselves tion to ball off their opponents' Iby deta li'ig the scire in unison, the accompaniment of appropriate <h ��� irs a^d howls. ____________)*'��� n" 11*}^^^^^ the fishermen Btayed on about an hour, i-tinn- l.i,md tnat there ��as I ,; the agreemeni arnvd lishei iiii-n and can-I A Delightful Spot n, remains as originally The resort is well supplied w.td I.,. j - . canners, that Is to say, grassy slopes, lots ol -v.i i. and au The only difference iUi-_ 1 plac.- for the children. Thi the canners tad orin- p_<___i_ will cater specially for tt. . . : u l-2c for tisb during y0ung people for whom there will "���* **���= - - - -- julv only, imi tOo for the remainder sports, and thej will ... charged half- r"ulli oave c' "*er- n<> better way of nellies net, and half a minu ot',!,.. s. . .n. tbey consented, ii the fare. A special train will leave the giving some B ��� thousand five hurt- Godfrey slipped the ball pa mi. was a longer delayed, to cany q \ _<. depot at 8:4.. a.m., and ail dr',(1 \un'o:iv.i . .-s who watched th- with a clevei twisting shot. ���,��� DOUU ,���_ , on tlie 12 1-2C pr.ee during the lirsi wi|, bo expected to take their picnic ^'"���'' ;l thoroughly good time. The minster then nad a turn and rushed the funeral will take place tomorrow baskets. The committee extends a deiigbted yells of the home tana the hall down the field. W. Turnbull i then. Icordial Invitation io the fanner., and -"''"��k "'" clrcumnambient atmoa- tried a shot, but hit the post and the | idiere every time the Vancoiiventes rubber travelled up the field to the j At a meeting of the board of con- to the tally, and f<'r the Salmon Bellies slick--. O'Brien fa,led 'trol of the Royal Agricultural and In- memory ol living to get past Sandy and then Lalonde dustrlai society, to be b"*ld tomororw in a posi- jia(] a tl_v |JU[ sii1)1)<:.(_ just aa __e was afternoon, the proposed hors- show leam aiuout to shoot. Not to be outdone building, the fisheries exhibit build- to however he grabbed thj ban, ani ing and the offer to bring an airship tried to Jo a few baseball stunts. Tim to the exhibition will be fully dis- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ however, was there w-ith bells, and 'cussed. Have Return Tickets. Lalonde went to the fence for five It was Westminster's dav In tne minutes. With Lalonde off, the Sal- rransportai.on, W. A. umey, ,. . ,, , , , , *. . mon Bellies travelled rapidly down K. SV. C<*,k, George S. B.akel.-y and ����<><�� ^g, tat ^^here^lt ^ ^ ^ & ^ haven't taken season tickets such as combination got past Gibbons, on a the I'anoouverltes have been provided f"?; lrom c- Spring Three and aj with until recently. Not at all. They half minutes later Grumpy Spring, have return billets, and can be Iooki. FfhO had just been laid out by Mat- to to descend ou Saturday July 24, ���**��?' aeal�� P�� |ha rubber through and allg_. With great force aud ac tbe \ ancouver sucks rhe first guar- curacy upon the neck, of the green $r finished witn things looking well ghirts tor *Sew Westminster. Ni W Westminster fought yesterday j Second Quarter, wi h a t.am tbat was by no means ai its best, and matters were not im- I Vancouver got the ball and started ;>ro._.l by the fact that throughout ofl dow" Qeld- rlle Westminster de- the game'there was usually one man fence was there with bells however, in ihe fence whii- ai ilmfn there and broke the rush, the ball travel- wer 'as many s hree Oifford'la - ^ *>wn -wards Gibbons again aay or r rmay or Meuicme ��at w -.- com n,M Dr_ p ; a nre frnm th. ,ief.-nce durina tn- Springer stopped a hot shot and went tend the annual u-eting of the Cana- '_ ����.* rt tf he u rd an b- W the field pas.ing to Lalonde, who d:an Union of MuniclpaUtles, which tvlole of the fourth wm moreoveTa tried on Gray but failed. There were will hold Us session-, (or the ninth _, , ha uli ,, ^**.�����r*-*Jve- a )ew mlnutejj oJ lio. WQr]�� rormd the conventlon In the Gas City and at Cal- ' *' .��� Westminster sticks In which Lalonde. gary on July 26 to Tom Rennie and Allen all f.gured, and Double Funerals of Victims of Aliceville Accident AUract Crowds��� Coffins Cov;red with Flowers. Iiv, . . ��� ISed their sympatliy with thi en .'ed families mourning the Alicviile drowning accident by attending ths t- , double funerals on gal lay. The Boral tributes were ban perhaps on any In this district. Missel ������ ... .iin! May Murphy Were ... VV . 1 Mill.-Ill 111.IV being cell i I Peter's Cath- Ma.llaid. as- . Ri ��� Pa Lamboi and Rev, Fathi r \\ igni r, The pall bear- i I. ,u... C Ar- G ,ry, L. Rei I, L* i Goulet, li Sullivan, > v, Martin, The ,mi. . VV, Fi!g..in<' I , Funebie was | offlns ent u d the ' Ml - Lam a '-a ��� i) si"--' I I.. Thee,' with gr. ai . ; the business men i 1 in- interment took . ���,..' ci ui u rj . iervlce for M'ssv Ufhlld Paulsen ' ok undertaking parlors 'i... pail-bearers ���- He cn ������ ..1 Mis, Hick. P D v, Hansen, F. Espland, C I. I.' -ii I and L, ESpland. m Paulsen was borne M. - .; . m. Broderlck, T. U. Uiggar, n. Whiteside im i v i. mains were In- Church of England It- v. a Shildrlck reading 'al sentences, In each ��� were Innumerable floral ^ho secretary, D E. Mackenzie. Arrangements committee, Capt. Wooster and W. A. Oilley, to visit Blackv Spit and see wliat arrangements were necessary for the comfort of picnickers. Music, F. Jackson, G. W. Urim- iston, W. A. Oilley ami the secretary, Advertising. F. 11. Maxwell and R. Wintemute, The me.-uug adjourned to Thursday, when i; is hoped to make ttnaJ arrangements- KINO GtOKtib OF GREECE APPOINTS NEW PREMIER ATTtNDS CONVENTION ON MUNICIPAL SUBJECTS Canadian Union of Municipalities Meets in Medicine Hat���Mayor Keary Will Read Paper. Mayor Keary will leave on Thursday or Friday for Medicine Hat t<? at- HON, TEMPLEMAN, Minister of Inland Revenue, who ac- A Special meeting of the board ot trade has been culled for _ o'clock), .when the members will meet the two I. is""the intention uf liis worship to ministers. Later they will dine au Former Government Resigned March Because Monarch Acted Againsl Advice. I Vancouver Has Great Team. Tom" lleunie and Allen all f.gured, and | K is the intention ol ins \vorsnip i the Russell hotel and t'here will be an To do justice to th., Vancouver then Murray got the ball, and evened attend only tte first ��<>������� ����� informai "-eception at the Liberal in team, it must be admitted that it was the score. Rennie and Lalonde mixed Bwns. as he speak n he-co d da q^ ^^ BMy ^^ I not wholly owing to the tact West- [, Up and went Uj the fence tor ��_ ^J'-��� f ,,^ "t ,,; ���, e Lo - o'clock. minster were weak that the game n- minutes apiece. Some fast work in Crows Nest pass th vie.. * 'sui.ed as it did Vancouver had a the field followed in the course ol nays in the interests ot the Roy-l !sin-id team yesterday. The He- whidh Wlntemute was sen, to tte Agr.cu.urai and Id-J fjjg- 'fence was of lhe regular BtOUe wall fence for hard checking o.i Mat he,o,i. Cont.ollei W. rd ol 1 i is I ie i varleti Time and t me again the Then Vancouv, r made cue of the dent of the union this >ear, and ns .thens Greece, Julv 18,-The ^ westSer hon e hurl,.., agaius trickiest plays of tte day. Godfrey officers inc��� u, e -m-. , :, . ,, - ' ^��ne, ha's re-.gn, , and the it, in ^*���*%^��%. SL^Buffi %*%��**��. K SnTthe^cCl"%&�� ' ��� Has ,-���:,..-, i D, G, Rhallls, th, ' ��� Y'Y^Vi'!^^^ STt^onVAli and the discussed are JnblJlWg Commje- former Premier, to form a new mm- : ' he gTneralshlp of old "Dad" green shirt passed acres, to Hennes- sions, Municipal Accounting Govern for time Cnbun waa missed. The home made sey, who was disengaged, and w,vd ment Telephone Systems, and Metb 1 ' . .1 tl,., ... Tk. le,ll true ll';IVI' - Oi S Ol StTept 1 block, at S Tuesday's Program. On Tuesday, Dr. Pugsley and Hon. Charles Murphy, secretary of state, will be the guests of the Liberal Association in Vancouver, when th. principal members of the party in this constituency will attend. Dr. Pugsley proceeds l0 Victoria; he will then go on with his friends to ii . . istry. M. Rhallls has aske i for time Turnbull was missed. The home made _ey. who was disengaged, and scoreti .���"V S^'wST and' Expro- f^wM V__k Uie uppe F* te in ,��� ,,. ... the matle- alKl w,��� an- langerous ,������*.�����. sweeping downthe on empty ut,.The baU now ... i- ^^^^Yyf-IY J a,- ^jfwSh Bo^t"SSSiS Siting his d, cisl in today, There <���, I .7lth alt thei .old sp^ed, tmtl g.&0*n toJJ^^^J : 1!i,1 , !.���:ili, announcedjon Western Munic - chilL^k. at the request of tiv local la.,, een no dlsiuibances V cam. witUn about twmty jert fiel dag ah ., id L. i ., n t Developmenf Deputy Commls- 1)0dies of the valley city The Sena- Tlv cabinet which hs .-t ���"- ot th- \ :.m��... .: st. ks. in u '���-���''. " " "( - ���-m.'myinwn- .U-m-r B-ivne of Saskatchewan and tor Janben has been placed at the ,, ���d of which G, N TheotOklS, would l- a. w. , .-.,- t he ^ ���* U*\^��^J^~^^ y ,.x-Mayor Cousins of Medicine Har lninisler's disiKisiU hy tte Fraser - Premier, was _formed in Decem- ^cl^on\oT%X S_STS TllX*^ .^"fcSSd, Mm ^hehtg down to debate t at topic. u Lumber Comply Tli, 1,\ Brl i:. i , i the case -i. I'.'iis! 31 last, io proti isl against the action of the King, who received a deputation of citizens contrary to the gov- i'1'iiir.e-.t's wishes. KM IN SYMPATHETIC REMEMBRANCE Service at Knox Church for Mist Ankers TV- annual meeting of the B. C Kill association will be held tt the Richmond range on Thursday, Friday ad Saturday of this week. About a dozen locae men will take pan In the competition the ii, id with the ball. by tlie leg. Mattheson came down I Before Mayor Keary can return the li was ibe splend.d work of the and Pete lost no time in getting on portion of the delegates who are fom- Vancouv.r defence Hint largely led top of him. Springer tatted in, then 'ng to the coast Will arrive, and some in the victory of that team. By keep llle refeiVe took a hand, and all thre, will come to this city iii the first lng tha ball out In th Held, they re- Went to the fence. Vancouver now ,week 'n August lieved.tfc home players of all anxiety ���nder took i0 play rag. and did so loins to their own nets, and gave them some minutes when Mahoney lnterl ,- all ibe opportunity they coun asK to ed and faced the ball, amd howis c. pay their attention to Gray And Way execration from the assembled fans, in goal tor Westminster had a bur VISIT DF HON. S. A. FISHER arch being Special an- rendered Mr. moriai service ror Miss Ger- Ankers was held in Knox ' evening, th,, chu 1 I to the doors. I 'i ��� ,���,,,, H Hamni singing Tennyson's "Crossing Rev, E, ti. Thompson Bpoke i the words "Through a Glass Darkly,1' referring to Miss Ankers' '���""' al the Brownsvlll young people's society with which she ^^ irii.l elm Hi In associated, school, with and tin RECEPTION TO DR. PUGSLEY A reception will be ten- I dered Hon. Dr. Pugsley at the Liberal Club rooms, Daily News Block, at 8 ; p. m. today. The proceedings will be informal, time, especially aft t the commencement of ib., th'rj quarter wh n .1 in Gifford was oil fed off tor th i te vupi der of the game. Gifford V/as Missed. In fact ii was the retirement of (Ji- ford that gave lhe signal for the balloon ascension, Up to that time the gu'Ue had _oiic evenly. Tne Vancouver home was pla/.ng well, but was being held down in good shape by the Salmon Bellies defence. When Gifford however retired i. broke Up tin. de- feiiiv in ba.l shape, and after that New West minster only succeeded In Third Quarter CUff Spring went do.wi with a broil. ,11 nose, mil was sOon up again, Vancouver _iade a hot rush o.i goal, um i Rennle intercepted, aud took tin ball down the field, where Turnbull made a iiic*. shot. Gibbons saving. Gray was then given several opportunities to distinguish himself, O'Brien went off for five in nutes for using i ad language, and Tom Gifford followed him a moment later for hard checking. Shortly after Jim Gifford was retired for the remainder of tte game. This turned thP tide against New Westminster. The- Vancouver home scoring one goal While Vancouver go' g.-V(, Sllm|v a hot time tor several M_ii..tfH_ ��...* fn. .v..* Hyy-ia ih.-ii.p till? six Tht community at' largT^ThTpulplt was IYSa nl. nrp rnrflinllv in-11 ruled" ofl in the last (.niuter "''""'l with black, mid decorated 5ancl a11 aie COruidiiy tu i^ after Glffol.d.s relireui with whi,,, flowers. Mr. Ankers and I v\teA f0 be in attendance. ' ' - ���-'-'-" ��- *- <i��fenc,> "ome members _f his family were ' v* sent Fug climax came when Gray was Spring ���euient had _-_ri playing on the defence took the goal, but with the weakened defence minutes, .but for the time being the disaster was averted, and Sandy turned everything that came his way. Lalonde started the run for Vancouver, scoring at the close of seventeen minutes' play. He fell as he shot itives From Russian Prison Arrive in Alaska 'oal but witn tne wwbmot _���=��� minutes' piay. ne ieu hs "e ��""-, the odds were too great, and although ftnd Galbra_tli Rnd Rennie both went Spring stopped a couple of hot ones, _ff fof clleck_ng him. Vancouver Vancouver managed to get through now had two and Westminster four twice before Sandy got back (between men at the f._,nce. Just ^ clarkson the sticks again. and Garvey took the field again Referees W.re Impartial. Another Federal minister is expected on the coast in the person of Sydney A. Fisher, minister of agriculture. He will inspect the government farm at Agassiz on his way west, and will visit in this city. Hiver Lumber Company. On the way upriver occasion wilt be taken to inspect the Fraser improvements, to see what progress the Fruhling dredge is making, and note the construction of the new wing; dam. Hon. Dr. Pugsley has stated in art interview that the department had not the slightest intention to move the offices of the puhlic works department from this city to Vancouver, and tha proposal bad never been und .r the consideration of the department The sen-going tug Lorne, well-known here, is expected to go into commission again In tne first week of Au- The big tow boai Is getting new boilers Installed on ihe Sound, and will ba a much more powerful vessel. Captain Batchelor will again command her. and says >he tug will do better work than formerly. A wireiess plant and operator will also be part of her fixtures when sh0 takes the water next month. President Taft Succeeds in Getting Reduced Duties Washington July 18.���President not believed he would meet with sue- jrsrs _ u j -��.�� auusft ��oM""��e�� b and Garvey took the neid again i materials or reduced duties. Nearly ^ ^^ dayg howevw> membera Grumpy Spring got past Gibbons with every member of the tariff conference of conpre8s have been going to tne - ,.-_.��- ��-��t Thl- was last blood I_-���_^i^ this t_d_v. The indlca- white House and not a fe* of tbem ie new tariff came away convinced that the pr-sl- !.���_. ���t__ n_ the dent was right in insisting on lower .bill .becomes a law the rates on tne ^^ ft wag acknowledgfed any ^ ! articles which the president desired ductlon ln mte* -on these article- extreme. Five minute checks were. Fourth Quarter. I to come in free will be as follows: would amount to an administration handed out with the greatest liber-1 fourth ter lt |8 seem- ��> come w -it... _,-n_ _a-or.i of thn men re- ,,, t_ Ara��� _. ���J.n u,IIT9V scored Iron ore, free tpr-seui ra e ������� ~ nc...��. ..... ���"-.-���--_-- u ghot This was last blood Iwnceded this today. . The game was Wnd'oWW * ga,mon BeUle8 and half ., ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ 'and mere Is no saying just what migiit . , ^ Garvey rushed ��n and uon* dre m , .. . . Cordova, Alaska. July 18-Among their way toward East Cape, on tte ihave *T^^J^SSsX �� ^S tor^an^Jv-r. kft *����^�� ��� �� <*�� ���' Party of one hundred Russians who exeremt east coast of Siberia, In an ;erees beenj-tern and Impartial m^^ _. ^ arrived here on the Bteamer St. Croix effort to cross the Bering strait aim '<���:') \rim__ tAi)nit ���_��.. a__.._v.nl U-. at>__ ��. a ���_-__. t ��� ^?��^ Nome on the JULTa^ W. 'S^f, Th,- Dally N_w8 ^greU that I tSSstiSUSlS* I-��-��X iS^n^AjS^ �� owing ti-'the fallu.e of the ��� upon arriving at Hota+ _0+ *%��+ If^r-^ ��>��.������� decorated (Continued on Page Sl��). owing to the failure of the ��� upon arriving at Nome the tana - , ror *us ei ��.ree electric power It appears with ��� embark*! on the steamer St vro�� for��b��*��� m inut^ ��� , decisions ^ss matter than usual this ��� and came to this port, where JSLJj Some ot T,m utbonvy.u. - ~* lei morning cent.); coal, *t> cenus per wi. vt~-- w mi"��wi -������ ��� ent rate 67 cents); lumber, probably + Vancouwr .., $1.25 on rough with senate rates on * ^^���� 1 flnlsned. This would be a material + Portland ��� J reduction throughout the lumber^ Tacoma ��� J *CWbene'the conferences transterred + Seattle 11 * When tile conrerencee n��u.ra.��- w nemme ... . ������ ... ... ... .- to the president, shoulders the re- + Spokane 1 ��� ... ���...- _��. ���..��.!������ ��fc_ fnr(_oln_ m ^ Harrman Much Better. ��� and came to tils port^ *��*;"_��_��&��& \..7ir "���& ^T crowd wdrth a cent, GastrtB. Austria July 18.���E. H, jto the Pre��wfDl"f,i:,,,"iV_'"f��_^ol__ I -fvmm^' + ��������������������������������������������������������� western railroad crowds they ��ow��4 meir u c ... : n ] " \'.- ' ���,.-��� ". ���i;^'.,:-*' M i ��� i i. ti, ,i ...<r h; i""VVV J y Ij V ij..;" f' li. \'l'ty�� ��� 'MM- . Ym ��� i V\ '���' . M <;A ������ ' fh'Jfn Y, ,.��� -��� ���' ���.' ' '_,', ' i ;':.y, .'��� ' ' '. vY\:."k". : ij! ��� _ .. ;.:Y' ��� ���,.-��� :..�������� <f'"': ��� -. ,.,.', i, l , �� i'"i. 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'vi.. ���.������,..'i ,���''���'' ;'.Wi'^*.ftli. : wM- << .-. '* wl- (. ������_ _flf Ll , _. i^'i'-^V'^^Mji . . ii, -Wj_ _______i_ i. ��� .;< ������' jl vY'Y'l : L fl' ' '': .,'��� mm '���Hi 4'. *������ m Y;.-M Xi\i* PAGE TWO THK DAILY NEWS. MONDAY, JULY 19, 1909. V. ANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. LOST. FOUND. REAL ESTATE. PROFESSIONAL. BUSINESS. FRATERNAL. ETC. Y>? ���^Vii'.i , ���*!*__,��������� *" ������-' __ 1 * If a man had gold dollars to sell a fifty cents and did not let the people know anything about it, he would not sell any. You must iell the people what you have to sell, why they should purchase from you, and thing of the value you offer them >n return for their money. Too many of us have got the habit of thinking that because we have been a long time in business everyone musl of n cessity know all about us a wares. Use the advertising columns of The Daily News and keep abreast of the timet. MH-MS-*R <K*M___dWeaBB WANTED. WANTED���TWO BEDROOMS AND sitting room neighborhood of Carnegie Library by two gentlemen Apply Itex, Daily News ollice. AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. MACHINE WORKS. WANTED ��� GOOD DINING ROOM girl. Apply at once at Guichon hotel. WANTED���POSITION HY JAPAN ese boy In hotel. P. 0, Hox 286, city. WANTED ��� A SMALL COTTAGE near city, ia exchange foi loi (in Bast Vancouver Heights, 1 block from Hastings street Hew car line), and cash payments. Address H2, Daily News ollice, city. WANTED���GIRL 10 WORK AT the Royal City Laundry. U. T. PRINCE���AUDITOR AND Accountant (successor to C. Hamber), collections and storekeepers' books of account a specialty; agent for tha Hall Safe Co. Offlce: Room 7, Ham- hly bluck, P. O. box 795, ARCHITECTS. W. D. GOODFELLOW, ARCHITECT, Room ll. Dominion Tru . block. EDWIN ii. W. BAIT, ARCHITECT��� i iul, hon Block. Telephone ii;*- THE SCHAAKE MACHINE WORKS, Limited, Front street, New west- minster. Manufacturers of modern saw and shingle null machinery, Mill plants and specifications prepared. STENOGRAPHY & TYPEWRITING FREEMAN BUNTING, ROOM 7, Guichon block. P. 0. Box 694. WANTED���Girl lo assist in housework. Apply .i'li) Royal avenue, near Sixth street. REAL ESTATE. WHITE, SHILES & CO. Real Estate and Insurance Agents- City, farm and sutuirban property, 200 Columbia street. HALE BROS. & CO., LTD., REAL Estate and insurance. Phone 335. l_tj Columbia street, P. 0. drawer 100. MONUMENTAL WORKS. H. C. MONUMENTAL WORKS. JAB. McKay, manufacturer and importer of mounmental tombstones, building stone, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed, Columbia street. New Westminster, CUSTOM STENOGRAPHY AND Typewriting; copy work, business letters, etc. Province ollice, Columbia street. Phone 82. and Novemb ir, at 8 p-m Ali:l lal meetings on Hie third Thursday ol February. New- members may be proposed and elected al any monthly or quarterly meeting. C. H. Stuart-Wade, secretary. NURSERY. THE FRASER VALLEY NURSERIES, Ltd., Burnaby Lake���For healthy, home-grown fruit trees phone 445. SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION OF B. C. L0ST* ���P. B. Brown, manager, P. O. Box LOST - AT QUEEN S PARK, I ���- phone 334' child's gold locket and chain. Inl- TEN ACRES, FIVE MILES FROM tials M. F. H.; also contains photo! town, one mile from new car line; of two children. Finder please] six acres cleared; 6-room house, leave at this office. barn. Price. .2200; terms. I-OST ��� IN ORANGE PARADE, bunch of keys; finder kindly return to W. E. Fales' furniture store, corner of Agnes and McKenzie, and receive reward. LOST���SQUARE GOLD BROOCH set with four emeralds and four pearls, a large ruby in the centre. One pearl missing. Please re turn to Daily News office. FOR SALE. FOR SALE���"ELDRIDGE B_ SEW- ing machine, almost new; price .23. Vidal & Bacchus. McADAM _ IRWIN, COLUMBIA ST., opposite the Postofflce, Hox 874; phone 49S. Real estate and Insurance, money to loan. Call and see l our list of city, suburban and farm propeny before purchasing else- 1 where. CARRIAGE SHOP. WESTMINSTER CARRIAGE SHOP��� R. J. McNeil. Over T. Ovens' blacksmith shop on Eighth street Carriages built, repaired and painted. All work guaranteed. ELECTRICAL WORKS. FOR SALE���DRIVING HORSE CART THE PEARSON ELECTRIC CO., wagon, democrat, harness; snap for cash. 352 Sherbrooke street. Sapperton. FOR SALE���CHEAP LOTS, 50x120, cleared; Sixth street car line. Price .200 each. Cash $25; balance $5 per month. G. Hall, East Burnaby. FOR SALE���A NICE, NEW FIVE- room cottage one block from car line. Price $800; cash $200; ,bai- j ance to suit purchaser. G. Hall, Bast Burnaby. FOR SALE���WE HAVE A NICE, new six-room house close to Twelfth : street car line, at city limits; electric light, hot and cold water, batn, Price $1650. Small cash payment; easy terms on the balance. Settlers' Association of B. C. Box 56, City. dealers In electrical machinery, fixtures and supplies, house wiring, armature wiring, motor repairing, etc. Bank of Commerce building, 'phone 331, P. O. Box 928. PAPER HANGING _ DECORATING. 1. HUDSON, WALL PAPER, ROOM Mouldings, Burlaps, and Sanitas; house painting, kalsomining, paper hanging and decorating. Sixth street, New Westminster. PICTURE POSTCARDS. COOKSLEY'S PICTURE POST cards are on sale at M. Morey's Stationery Store, J. G. Gamon's "cigar divan, F. Mackenzie's drug stor. and "The Fair,'' Columbia street. PROFESSIONAL. WHITESIDE & EDMONDS, BARRIS- ters and solicitors, Blackie block, Columbia street, New Westminster. W. J. Whiteside, H. L. Edmonds. -HEATRES. WESTMINSTER OPERA HOUSE, Lorne street, W. N. Cany, manager, Special attractions provided during the season. Advance ticket ollice, Ryall's Drug Store. CRYSTAL THEATRE, 702 COLUM- bia street. Fins-class moving pictures; Illustrated songs; numerous attractions. Program changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday. O O. F.���ROYAL CITY LODGE N'o. 3���Meets In Oddfellows' hall, Columbia street, i very Friday even Ing at 8 o'clock. Visiting br, thren win be made welcome, G, B. '-- "��� ��� N. G.; C. E Osborne, P G. recording secretary OTHER FRATERNAL SOCIETIES include Hie Union Lodge, No, _, A. F. and A. M��� King Solomon Lodge, No. 17, A. F. and A. M.; L. O. L. No. 1150; L. 0. L., No, 1593; Court Sapperton, No, 1683, I. 0. IY C O. F. Court Westminster, No. 330; Brotherhood of owls. Nest No. 2_. purchaser within forty : ib,. dale ui the flrsl p : I notice upon vou. ami In caveat or certificate ol ing filed within such pi fault <>f redemption b, t tion, you and each of j ��� ������ .ever estopped and deban ling up any claim to or In the Bald land, and i Peter Henderson as ov, n feo. Ami I hereto ord, cation of this notice for ' a daily newspapi r _ ��� Westminster, will b r en| service thereof, Dated al the Land R New Westminster, Provli Columfi ia, this 3rd day i 1909 C. S. Kl DIstrlci i: Ti, Yuk Cliee, Ch -v .lohn .1. Weir. it. . for. Id i THE EDISON THEATRE, CORNER Columbia and Eighth. High-class moving pictures, illustrated songs. Program changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday. TAILORS. GALVIN, LADIES' AND MEN'S TA1- loring. A new line of spring suiting just in. Button making, pressing and repairing. Room 9, Smith block. Entrances 625 Columbia St. and Clarkson st. WADE, WHEALLER & McQUARRlE (F. C. Wade, K. C, A. Whealler, W. G. McQuarrie), Solicitors, Barristers, etc., 42 Lorne street, opposite courthouse, New Westminster, (Phone 143), and the Vancouver office ls at No. 5, Royal Bank Chambers, 408 Hastings Street west. FEED AND BREAKING STABLE. J. I. MERRY & CO., PHONE A601. Corner of Blackie and Carnarvon streets. Have opened a feed and breaking stable for horses. Horses for sale. Reference furnished. ROOMS TO RENT. TO LET���LARGE BEDROOM, COR- ner Agnes and Seventh, No. 701. TO RENT���FURNISHED ROOMS; Terms moderate. Apply 713 Victoria street. FISH AND GAME. BENSON & AYLING, FISH, FRUIT, Game, Vegetables, etc. Begbie st., opp. Windsor Hotel. FURNITURE W. E. FALES, THE FURNITURE Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker, corner Agnes and McKenzie streets. Phone-176, night call 81. HOUSE TO RENT. TO RENT���SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, with bath, $12 per month. Apply Mowatt street, 230 Eleventh street. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN���I AM PRE- paTed to advance money to any amount on city property or for building purposes. Apply Dr. A. D. Buchanan, P. O., New Westminister. GROCERY. FOR THE BEST VALUE IN GRO- cerles, phone 386. The Pure Food Supply Grocery, P. O. Box 811. GEORGE E. MARTIN, BARRISTER and Solicitor. Gulchon block, CO lumbla and McKenzie Sts., New Westminster, B. C W. MYERS GRAY, BARRISTER Solicitor and Notary Public. Curtis block, Clarkson street, opposite the Court House. P. O. Box 196. Telephone 64. WOODWORKING. WESTMINSTER WOODWORKING Co., bank, office and store fittings; cabinet, stair, showcases, mantels and detail work. Designs and estimates furnished. J. Brookes, proprietor. Works: Corner Eleventh and car line. P. O. box 254, Phone 473. FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. . O. O. F.���AMITY LODGE, NO. 27.��� The regular meeting of this lodge are held In Oddfellows' hall, Columbia street, every Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Jas. Ferguson, noble grand. W. C. Coatham. ree. secy. PRINTERS. WESTMINSTER PRESS FOR EVERY kind of job printing. Midget loose leaf ledgers; Cowie Carbon Papers. Phone 55, P. O. Box 142. Old Dally News Block, Sixth street. RESTAURANT8. KENNY'S RESTAURANT A CAFE Tickets, 21 meals for $4. Home cooking. All white cooks; no Oriental '-bor employed. Open day and night. Opposite tram ofllce. LAND SURVEYOR. W. N. DRAPER, B. C. LAND SUR- - tveyor. Ellard block, New Westminster, B. C. LIVERY 8TABLE. RING UP 250 FOR HACKS AND smart turnout. The Fashion Bta bles. ROYAL CAFE (Mrs. Archer, proprietress). Four courses, consisting of soup, flsh, boiled entree or roast, pudding or pie, tea, coffee or milk. SECOND-HAND 8TORE. WE BUY AND SELL FURNITURE and all kLids of new and second hand goods. A Speck, near Tram office. A. O. U. W.���FRASER LODGE NO. 3 ���Meetings the firsta nd third Tuesday in each month. Visiting brethren cordially Invited* to attend. Lodge room, A. O. U. W. hall, Oddfellows' block, Clarkson street. LAND REGISTRY ACT. Take notice that an application has 'been made to register F, McCleery as |the owner in fee simple, under a | tax sale deed from the mayor and treasurer of the city of New Westminster, to F. McCleery, bearing date tt_ 19th day of January, A. D., 1901. of all iand singular thai certain parcel or 'tract of land and premises situate, ly Hug aud being in the City Of New I Westminster, in the Province of British Columbia, more particularly known and described as Lots 91, 92, 93 and 94, of Lot 3, Subdivision Block 14. You and each of you are required to contest the claim of the tax purchaser within forty-flve days from the date of the first publication of this notice, otherwise I shall register F. McCleery as owner thereof in fee. And I hereby direct that publication of this notice in a dally newspaper for thirty days, published at New Westminster, will be good and sufflch-nt ervlce thereof. Dated at the Land Registry Ottice, New Westminster, Province of British Columbia, this 26th day of February, A. D. 1909. To Joseph E. Gaynor, Joseph E. Gaynor Estate. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar. All persons served with this notice, and those claiming through or under them and all persons claiming any Interest In the said land by virtu., of any unregistered Instrument, aud all persons claiming any Interest in the said land by descent, whose title Is not registered under the provisions of the "Land Registry act,' shall be forever estopped and debarred from setting up any claim to or in respect of the said land so sold for taxes as provided by the "Land Registry Act." COURT BRUNETTE, NO. 4099, I.O.F. ���Meets the fourth Friday In the month at 8 o'clock, ln the small hall, Oddfellows' block. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, Aerie No. 20.���Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. ln the Eagles' hall, Columbia street. A. Clark, W. Pres.; H. Schofleld, secretary SONS OF SCOTLAND BENEFIT Association, Lord of the isles Camp 191���Meets on the first and third Tuesday of every month in K. of P. hall. Chief, W. Sumeriand. BOARD OF TRADE���NEW WEST- minster Board of Trade meets in tte board room, City Hall, as follows: Third Thursday of each month; quarterly meeting on tbe tnird Thursday of February, May, August LAND REGISTRY ACT. Take noilce, that au application has been made to register Peter Henderson as the owner In fee simple, under a tax sale deed from the Reeve and clerk of Surrey, to The Corporation of the Township or District or Surrey, bearing date the 31st day of December, A. D., 1901, of all and sin gular that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the District of New Westminster, in the Province of British Columbia, more particularly known and described as Lots 3 and 4, if I Block 4, being part of Lots 7 and S, Group 2, Map 456; Lot 7 of Block 4, being part of Lots 7 and 8, Group 2; Lot 9, of Block 4, being part of Lots 7 and 8, Group 2. You and those claiming through or under you and aU persons claiming any Interest ln the said land 'by virtue of any unregistered instrument, and all persons claiming any interest in the said land by deseent, wbese title Is not registered under the provisions of the "Land Registry Act," are required to contest the claim of tho tax SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN HOME. STEAD REGULATIONS. Any available Dominion Lan Is mn. In the railway belt in Britis;. .,;__. bia, may be homesteaded by am jo- son who is the sole head of a lms\ or any male over IS years of age,�� the extent of one-quarter secti.n ol 160 acres, more or less. Entry must be made personally a: the local land offlce for the distnc; iu which the land is situate. l-.ntr. hy proxy may, however, be made on certain conditions by the fattier, mother, son, daughter, brother ur sister of an intending homeBtead.-i The homesteader ls required to perform tlie conditions connect''! i-lere- wlth under one or the foiiowm, plans: (1) At least six months' re l-lence upon and cultivation of the lan,] on each year for three years. (2) If the father ( or mother, if uu father is decased), of the homesteader resides ui>on a farm In tbe vicinity ol the land entered for, the requirement! as to residence may be satisfied If such person residing with the tatw or mother. (3) If the settler has his permiMl residence upon farming lan l met by him in the vicinity of Ins no* stead, the requirements as to reslda* may be satisfied by residen, e upon the said land. Six months' notice ln wrltum should be given to the commission r o! Dominion lands at Ottawa of intention to apply for patent. Cor.l.���Coal mining rights may W leased for a period of 'wenty-on; years at an annua] rental ol Jl l*r acre. Not more than 2560 acre* shall he leased to one Individual or company. A royalty at tli- rate ot five cents per ton shall be collected on the mercliantabl. coal mined W. W. COKY. Deputy of the Minister of tli, interior. N.B.���Unauthorized publication ol this advertisement wlll nut be Pa"- for. LAND ACT. Comox Land District. | District of Queen Charlotte Sound. 1 Take notice thai O. B. Jaeouson, ol I Vancouver, occupation sheep randier, intends to apply for permission to lease the following descriued 18-tll Commencing at a post planted at the west end of Lewis Island, thence northerly, easterly, southerly an I *e,i terly and northerly, following the shore Une around the Island to the point of commencement, contalnl"I 800 acres more or less. Staked April 8th, 1909. OLE B. JACOBSON RHEUMATISM ninrseiiszg tr*___&&��, zssssn ra. %, -v-H S 1l$tVZ?.lon V (* ��������_* all adv... ��-_�� J2. 2_f_ 1�� J!. once to T��ur drug - JM and set a bottle of tbe KHEtJMA. *IM_ REMEDY. If It falls te lire astls. _ Jlf ?_** thli. "
""��� Gth, 1909 Applying tor the whole Island, containing Hid acres ! ' ��� less. ALBERT HUNT, lv S. H. FORD, Agent. Dated June 6th, 1909. I le dailv except Wednesday. S.S. Charmer leaves Vancouver i ,m., dally for Victoria. SS. Princess Charlotte leave; ! .ouver, 10 am, daily, except Friday or Victoria. FIRST STREET SEWER NOTICE. The Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of New West- having bi resolution determined and specified tha; it is desirable to .nu. out the following works tha Is to say: To construct a sewer to b�� known ,i v "First Sireet Sewer.' on the follow ini' streets, namely: Dickinson sireet, between Merrivale and Elliott streets. Carnarvon street between Merrivale and Elliott streets. Armstrong street between Msrrl- vale and Llliott streets. Columbia street between Merrivale street and Leopold place. Albert Crescent. Wellington street. Alice street. Bdshby street. Dufferin street. Cohurg street and lane. Si. Anne's street. Sarnia street. V. indsor streel. Cunningham street between Merrl- | vale and Windsor streets. Agnes street, between Merrivale j and Dufferin streets. Elliott street. Leopold place (part of). First street from Agnes t0 Elgin. Royai avenue from Clinton place to Dufferin street. Granville Btreet. Vancouver street. Quut-ns avenue between First and Second streets. Third avenue between First and Second streets. Emory street. Arbutus street. Fourth avenue between First and Second streets. St. Patrick's street between First and Third streets. Oakland street between First and Second streets. Elgin street, between First and Second streets. Second street between Third and Sixth avenues. Fifth avenue between Second and Third streets. Brandon street. Regina street between Second and Fourth streets. Sixth avenue between Second and BEFORE PURCHASING THAT WATCH EXAMINE MEMBER, WE CARRY THE BEST MAKES OF WATCH OUR STOCK. RE- MOVEMENTS. CHAIV3BERLIN, The Jeweler SOLE AGENTS LONGINE'S AND HAMILTON WATCHES Grand Trunk Ry- ., Excellent Train Service Betwee Chicago, London, Hamilton, Toronto, 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 k'iagara Falls. For Time Tables, etc.. address GEO. W. VA-X, Assistant Gen'l Passenger and Ticket J ..Cent, 135 Adams St.. Chicago, 111. MAKE YOUR APPEAL to the public through the columns of THE DAILY NEWS. The Morning Paper. FOR SALE Seven-roomed house, modern improvements, and six lots in orchard, between Pine and Third streets, facing Fourth avenue. Price $8000, half cash, balance terms. Apply McQuarrie & Co., Front Street. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ���IN��� THE DAILY NEWS Easterbrook Milling Company, Eburne, B. C. FLOUR! FLOUR IMPERIAL $7.25 per Bbl. HUNGARIAN JEWEL..$6.75 per Bbl. TERMINAL $5.25 per Bbl. HINDOO FLOUR $4.50 per Bbl. FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS McQuarrie & Co. FRONT STREET. New Westminster. Van WESTMINSTER-VICTORIA ROUTE S.S. Trader will leave Victoria 101 .New Wesimlti.-tei every Tuesday. Lea-.es New Westminster oa VYed I nesday. WEST COAST ROUTE. S.S. Tees. Leaves Victoria ll p.m. 1st and 14ih property ! each month for Qua' [Form No. 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. ' ' :vt Range One. ^^_ that .lohn Johnson, of ' ' ��� It. i'., occupat on. sales man, intends lo apply for permission I ports; twentieth Of each Ahouaet, Quatsino, Cape way ports. _ Third streets. j Third street, between Regina street and Fitch avenue, Fourth street between Brandon street and Sixth avenue. And that the said works shall be ; carried out ln accordance with the provisions of the Local Improvement General 'bylaw 1909. And the City Engineer and the City Assessor having reported to the Council in accordance with the provisions of the said bylaw upon the said works giving Statements showing the amounts estimated to be chargeable against the various portions of real to be bciicnted by the said iuo unl waj works and Othei particulars nnd the month for said reports of the said City Engine, r One Joyous Night of Mirth and Melody���the Show that Has Broken all Records. B. C. Whitney's Splendid Production of the Piquant Musical Mixture, Scott and adop 'i i. VANCOUVER NANAIMO ROUTE. S.S. Joan, Leav.. Vancouver - p ta, dally, ex Bpt Sunday. Leaves Nanaimo al I se the following described ial" kind.. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ enclng at a post planted on 1 shore of John island, nn ls- ;"hl between Kees Island and Davies ,sla.'"l. Dined, June 0th, 1909. Ap- P'ytng for the whole Island, con tat n- m8 60 acres more or less. JOHN JOHNSON, - Per S. H. FORD, Agent, fated June 6th. 1909. [Form No, 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. I>l��trlct of ooast Range One. "ike notice that James Watson, oi '���wcouver, B. c., occupation, farmer ' ends to apply f0r permlsB'on to pur- nose the following described lands: xtmmenclng at a post planted on "' northeast shore of ":ll"'l June 6th 1909. Owl island Applying for "ie whoie island, containing 160 acres "inre or less. JAMES WATSON, . Per 8. H. FOKD. Agent. "ited June 6th, 1909. ALASKA ROUTE. ���Princess Royal, Leaves Vancouver une '���tii and July 9. Princess May une 18 and July leaves Vancouver NORTHERN B. C. ROUTE. Princess Beatrice leaves Vancouver June 13 and July 3. B.C. COAST MAIL SERVICE. SS Qu<_n City leaves Vancouver June 14 and 27, and every two weeks thereafter. [Form No. 8.] LAND ACT. Fortn of Notice. "���"���rlct ��f Ooast Rang* One. Jake notice that Bergcta Anderson, FRA8ER RIVER. 8.8. Beaver. From New YVest.i mster Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 ���������� From Chilliwack Tuesday Thuri-aa. and Saturday at 7 a.m. For reservations an' Information call or address _��� El) OOULKT, Agent, New Westminster C. B FOSTER, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Vancouver. j W. TROUP. General Superintendent vu-itona. MAKE YOUR APPEAL to the public through ths columns of THS DAILY | NBWS. The Morning Pap��r- and City Assessor having been ���ed by tiie Council. Notice Is hereby given thnt the saiil reports are open for Inspection nt 'he ollice of the City Assessor. City Hull. Columbia street, New Westminster, B. C, and that unless a petition against lhe proposed works above mentioned signed y a majority of the owner.-, nf the land or real property lo h,. assessed or charged lu respect of such works representing at least one-half In value thereof is presented to the Council within fifteen days from rhe flats of the first publication of this notice the Council will proceed with the proposed Improvements under such terms and conditions ns to the payment of the cost of Such Improvements as the Council may by j bylaw In -that behalf regulate and tle- jtertnlne and also to make tli_ said assessment. Dated this 17th day of July, A. D��� 1909. W- A. DUNCAN. City Clerk. R. T. PRINCE Auditor and Accountant (Successor to C. Hamber) COLLECTIONS AND STOREKEEPERS' BOOKS OF ACCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. AGENTS FOR THE HALL SAFE CO. Office: Roon 7, Hambly Block. P. O. Ban 795. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ���IN��� THE D/tlLV NEWS ISLE OF SPICE With Harry Watson, Harry Burgess, Franker Woods, Frank D. Nelson, E. Coit Albertson, Nellie Nichols, Adele Oswald, Essie Bartow and Thirty-Six Clever Others The best musical comedy cast ever seen here, and a bewitching chorus of Broadway|jShow Girls and "Broilers/' A Varied Succession of Incomparable Hits. j * ' _ . ' Wl I I' '. ,1, . ���' I I ,i ��� i v-;< ��� ' > -������,, ' i'-'W 1 1 i #,/Wi;i Y-4 Y ,. , rVi'v Y-f-YM ��� . <"��� >-'r-f) ��� ������' ..... ���. ;'-. ��� ��� 1.1 V-' I'll" M;f*;. Y's'-Y' _____H ���'��� a,..*.'.:*t-4*.), ��� Yf'Y.'Y "��� -V4,V.;'_ 'i-l "* 4 .'!'���., *���<��� ���' k m ��� i ���...-*ijf.^i: ��� u -.-,.. .'��... :y'YYY fYm-: ��� v ; ��� �� ���������/uj * - \ >y!*'Y-IY1 Yi{-yrf'-'"lYff ,";'v YYifr.'Wi'-'- ��� V -\'-fyffh ������ "... ./4 .��. ���.������������'���-. *..^fe^ 'f^rhm<f '!', i- > :v'iv'.'.. .<r*!.Y, 'fYsm^ Yf''Y:V^: "' ','��'���' rll, __f . w <��� !��� & i*Mw ��������� ���': ���*',��< i ��� ��� ��� *L; Mjtri ��� . �����. \i*KtXr ��� i:p'�����''��� ". I .j'.'. ^^^^_______F . . .��� -l '. I I 1.1 .'.., .:., '.'.<" *>%.M ' vi ,,.Jv*.l I*} Y'--^] >>;;_# [J. V' *ii*l'|' -i <f &<�����* -t4fy '��� .��. T-?y 1*4 v, ���< ii��� mm m PAGE FOUR. THE DAILY iEWfcS. MONDAY, JULY 19, .909 ��\4 The Daily News Published by The Daily News Publlsn. lng Company, Limited, at their offlci 1 The Dai.y News "Block, corner 1 McKenzie and Victoria streets. E. A. Paige. .Manacling Director MONDAY. JULY 19, 1.09. THE MINISTER'S VISIT. reason for this is doubtless that to I nineteen oys out of twenty the life Of those Who go down to the sea In ships possesses a great fascination, and a boy placed on a position to at- 1 iii 11 the latent desire of his heart, and fri '1 in.in the evil Influenc 5 that bi set him on land, at once takes to the new life with real pleasure, These training ships, too, fcrm a most valuable recruiting ground for the Royal navy, and many of the noble British lta.8 whom tbe world honors and admires have graduated from on_- or j other of them. "GET THE HABIT" Special Today BLUE "DELAWARE" 97-P1ECE DINNER SET, $14.50 The Hon. Dr, Pugsley, who arriv-.I on this coasi on Fri.lay. upon a visit of Inspection of the Important public works now going forward an.i tb ��� circumstances attending the demands for various undertakings by tin* Fed era! Government, wtlj be heartily welcomed by all classes. The Minister of Public Works com. s, nol us a political agent In any sens.. but as s tv. clallj qualified meml er of the Dominion Government, which controls the great public institutions that tend to a.d and promote commercial and industrial enterprise. li is in coiiiu-cti'jii with the great work now bding carried on upon the Fraser river that Dr. Pugsley"k visit will be of chief interest to this city. But there are other matters that will occupy his attention, both here anil higher up the river. The development of New Westminster as a first- class freshwater port, and the Improvement of the river channel as far ���east as Chilliwack, aTe some ol the affairs that will receive tlie minister's iittention. Dr. Pugsley is not here to waste liis time over the fads and fancies of any individual, even though such individual be the member for this constituency. We were recently told, for instance, by the Conservative organ of this city, that the principal matter requiring the attention of the Hon- C. Murphy, on the occasion of his reaching this coast the other day, was an enquiry into penitentiary affairs. As a matter of fact penitentiary affairs were not needing any special attention at the hands of the Minister, It was simply the crazy notion of J. D. Taylor to whom the evil affliction of Mineritis still clings, that gave birth to such a notion. Both ministers are here for the broad and general purpose of working for the good of the public at large. Both are accomplished and experienced statesmen, and we look forward with confidence to beneficial results attending their visit to the Pacific coast. Th; Inquest on Joh,. Line. W'th reference 10 an article appearing in Sal ui.lay's Daily News undi C the heading "Rider Is Added ������ y Inquest Jury, Death Of John 1. nn Draws Attention to Lax Observanoe of Rules," we have received a communication from Messrs. Whiteside & Ed- 1 ds on behalf of Messrs. Monk & Christians, n, owners of the "Alice A," steamboat that our report was Incorrect in stating the "steamboat had 110 accompanying boat to pick up a man fulling overboard.* * * * "The boat had been Inspect 1 riuit year, and the necessary accessories, {Including a small boat, had been ordered.'' The solicitors state that the boat was inspected and passed iby che inspector Of boilers and machinery on October 15, 190S, who granted his certificate showing, and it is also a matter of fact, that the Alice A was equipped in all respects as required by law. The Fair G46 Columbia Street. We buy for cash and sell tor the same CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER Two Excellent Buys Two lots on Dublin Street, between Fourteenth and Sixteenth Strei ". each $250; one-half c_sh, balance good terms. A nice new cottage on Buchanan Avenue, Sapperton; $850 cash. This is a sacrifice price. Rented now at $10 a month. J. J. JOHNSTON Dupont Block. Columbia street. PHONE 169. FIRE ALARM BOXES. 5���Asylum. 6���Royal City Mills. 7���Carnarvon and Tenth. ii���Royal Avenue and Eighth. 9���Fifth Avenue and Twelfth. 12���St. Mary's Hospital. 13���Second and Park Row. 14���Columbia and Dufferin. 15���Sapperton. 16���Royal Columbian hospital. 23���Queen's Avenue and Sixth. 24���Third Avenue and Second. 25���Fifth Avenue and FoiKth. 26���Fifth Avenue and Eighth. 27���Third Avenue and Tenth. 32���Agnes and Sixth. 34���Schaake Machine Works. 35���Columbia and McKenzie. 36���C. P. R. Station. 42���Small __ Bucklin Mills CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. John Ankers sincerely thank their many friends for sympathy extended to them ln the recent sad bereavement and for the floral tributes sent to their daughter's funeral. TENDERS FOR STEEL PIPE. Tenders will be received by the undi reigned, up to Monday, August -, at 8:00 p.m.. for supplying about 7-1.- '600 feet of steel pipe, with an Inside diameter of 24 inches, and about 16,000 feel of steel pipe with an inside diameter of 12 inches. Specifications may be Been at the City Clerk's Offloe, City Hall, o,- at the office of Messrs. Hermon & Bur- well, Vancouver, 1!. C. A deposit of an amount equal to five per cent, of the contract price must be made with each tender, by |marked cheque payable to the City Treasurer. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. A. DUNCAN. Citv Clerk. Citv Hall, New Westminster, B, C, July 10, 1909. Mineral Waters Aerated Waters Manufactured by J. HENLEY NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Telephone 13. Office. Eighth St. The time for receiving tenders as above has been extended until August 16, at 8 p.m. W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk. The Question Where to buy furniture cheap as well aa good Is Answered I by directing you to the store where you can see the largest stock of new .and second-hand goods of all kinds in the city. j I have a splendid Cream Separator for sale, nearly new. Come and see how much more you can get for your money here than elsewhere. Repairing of guns, umbrellas, type- 1 writers, and light automatic machinery and bicycles a specialty. Alex. Speck SECOND-HAND STORE. Columbia St. "Man on the Wheel." Crystal Theater ANIMATED PICTURES AND ILLUS TRATED SONGS OF THE VERY HIGHEST CLASS. PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. SPECIAL MATINEE EACH DAY 2:30. EVENING PERFORMANCE 7:30 Admission���Children 5c, adults 10c. J. M. COMPTON, Manager WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. The Favorite Musical Show of AH Time THE ISLE Of SPICE Conspicuously Clever Cast and Lots of Pretty Girls. THE ENTERTAINMENT THAT KNOCKS DULL CARE INTO A COCKED HAT. The Oxford Chancellor Range Everyone buying a range should get one that will give perl ,tli faction in cooking and baking, Is economical In the use of fuel tl , io work over in the lime w. ather, and also easy to operate and v i . ;,_��� If you wish to he satisfied In these respects you will buy an . . range atfer you have Inspected "��� The prices also of these much lower than those of Other makes. Call in an.l in p ��� ,l!ir slock. T. J. TRAPP & CO., Limited 4++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++n4*e eeee Water Wings, Bathing Caps, Float- i ing Bait Soap j AT Ryall's Drug Store! Phone 57. \ *+++++++++ ����������������������������������������������������������������� MUTTON, VEAL, PORK Fresh Pork Sausages dally. Best of Farmer's Pork. PACIFIC Meat Market Phone 192 MCMENEMY & ANDERSON Columbia St ._ FOR A TRAINING SHIP. The discussion as to how Canada can most usefully , both to herself and the Empire participate in tiie scheme of Imperial defence, continues as vigorously as ever. The two parties between which there is a difference of opinion as to what shape the desired participation should take, are still without any basis of agre. DienL On the one side are those who think that Canada should either pay a tribute or provide ships; on the other are the good people who consider that we should bave a navy of our own, intended primarily as for the defence of our own coast line, but, lf necessary, to join the Imperial naval force for general defence. Into the details and side issues of these two divergent views we need not now enter. But we think it may be said correctly that there is a preponderance of feeling ln favor of a Canadian navy. In view of the possible establishment of such a department of the public service, a suggestion thai has | been made by Chief Constable Mcintosh, of this city, is of considerable interest. This is that the Provincial Cover/linent should provide a training .ship to be moored In th.- Fraser river, which would serve primarily as a place of committal for all the youth- j ful criminals and miscr-ants of the province, who are now either sv.-nt to the ordinary jail or a reformatory Upon this vessel the boys would be I pat through a course of naval lnstuc-j tlon and encouraged to join the Cana-! eXe dlan navy, or, if they preferred, go ' CU into the merchant service. S'-cond- ly, the vessel would form a naval school for any ordinary youth who might desire to join the navy or the merchant marine. This government ship woulr" practically fulfil the same excellent purpose as that of the British training ships which are anchored In the Thames. The suggestion strikes us as being an eminently practical and useful ow The great value of such an Institution would be as a recruiting gTound bGwh for the navy and the merchant service; but It would be equally useful as an intluence for good In dealing with youthful offenders against the law. It ls well known that the work of the training ships, both ln Great Britain and oilier countries, -jtodiices very satisfactory results in the w'ay of reforming young criminals, the percentage of failures in this respect being almost nil. The ���������������������������������. NATURE SHAPED SHOES Barefoot Joy K. M 8 fl fl There is nothing a child will enjoy more, during the summer season, than a pair of our Barefoot Sandals. Cool and easy on the feet, and lined with soft porous leather. Barefoot Sandals for children grow more popular every summer. We are showing several of the best styles in most all sizes. CHILDREN'S (sizes 3 to 7 1-2), pair $1.00 GIRLS' (sizes 8 to 10 1-2), pair 1.25 MISSES' (sizes 11 to 2), pair 1.50 BOYS' (sizes 3 to 5), pair 1.75 MENS' (sizes 6 to 10), pair 2.00 These Sandals will outwear the ordiuary low-cut shoes for children, and will last all summer. Secure a pair today while they last. i-_-_----_-_i--_-----____n____-a_--_-______i- __--_----s^____--SS___a____B_HHSs__^^H^i^BRa---_--saMH_sM_^aH^M��wH_M SEE US TODAY FOR YOUR NEXT PAIR OF SHOES Souvenirs Our store will be found neadquarters for Souvenir Burnt leather in every device. Decorated China with lo cai views in almost any piece you may desire. Shell Goods, Beaded Work, and Post Cards. Local views of all (the beauty spots in the city. Wa solicit you to Inspec our stock. If you do not see what you want you are no pressed to buy. TODHUNTER & BURR Booksellers, Stationers, Newsdealers Successors to J. J. MACKAY A CO. ++++++++++++4 *+++SS++*++++++++++++444*** JOHNSTON'S Big Shoe House. Ltd. Sign of the Big Electric Boot. New^Westminster, B. C. THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE IN B. C. ^^^^^^^ _ii_aHrce_5S_bW._a_i ASK YOUR GROCER FOR ROBIN HOOD FLOUR And see that you get it. ANOTHER CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED. For Wheat, Barley, Oats, Chop,, Chicken Feed, Bran, Shorts, Hay. etc., ask us. We will .ee that j-ou get it promptly. HALE BROS. & CO. LTD. Phone 335. 186 COLUMBIA STREET. p. o. Draw., 100 We Are Selling No. 1 Dairy Butter, per pound, 30c No. 2 Dairy Butter, per pound, 25c BEST VALUES IN TEAS AND COF* FEES. OUR 40c COFFEE (FRESH GROUND) IS A WINNER. ADAMS & DEANS, S?SSSSand Crockervvvare TELEPHONE 97. " cTi^^^ MO NDAY, JULY 19, 1909. THE DAJ LY PAGE _ IVE. THE Las h Store T. H. Smith THE Cash Store ************ gXORE CLOSES DAILY AT 5 P. M., EXCEPT SATURDAY. RU5HOUT PRICES ON DRASTIC MEASURES ARE BEING TAKEN TO BRING OUR ENORMOUS STOCK DOWN TO ITS NORMAL SIZE, AND OUR WASH GOODS SECTION IS AWFULLY CROWDED ON ACCOUNT OF THE UNSEASONABLE WEATHER WE HAVE HAD, SO WE ARE MAKING A SPECIAL EFFORT TO CLEAR A LARGE QUANTITY IN A LITTLE TIME. THIS WEEK WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GINGHAMS, CHAMBRAYS, IN STRIPES. CHECKS AND PLAIN COLORS, ANY DESIGN OR SHADE YOU CAN IMAGINE AMONG THESE. AND THOUSANDS OF YARDS TO CHOOSE FROM, THAT IT WILL BE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE FOR YOU TO GOAWAY UNSUITED. GOODS THAT STAND ANY AMOUNT OF WEAR AND TUBBING ONLY SEEMS TO IMPROVE THEM. EVERY PIECt Cr OUR 15c GINGHAM AT, PER YARD 12k: 50c VESTINGS FOR 25c A splendid assortment of white, plain ami fancy vestings and wui_t- inps in neat spot and figured designs. Regular values to 50c, for, yard 25c SPECIAL SHEETING OFFER, 25c PER YARD Hotel men and boarding house people should not miss this golden op- p-rluui'y to restock In this department. Twenty pieces of S-4 white B'aeetlng, purchased before the advance in the price of cotton, to he old only in piece lots, ranging from to 60 yards in a piece. Extra special, per yard 25<? THREE SPECIALS IN 7-4 SHEETING. Single bed sheeting ln unbleached only, strong, round thread, heavy weight, will soon bleach, per yard 25c Extra heavy weight, unhleached round thtvad, very special, yard 30c A Best Value���Splendid weight, p_r- feotly free from dressing, bound to five satisfaction. Per yard ... ...35c LADIES COATS OF PLAIN AND FANCY COVERT, $5.00 Save one-third to a half on these three-quarter and hip length models semi-box and fitted back; man-tailored collars and revers, self strappvu and button trimmed. Regular values to $10.00 for $5.00 OUTWARD RUSH OF LADIES' SKIRTS CONTINUE8 An attractive offering of new styles in mohairs, Panama and tweed ini_- tures, some are pleated, Others gorod- These are broken lines, but every size Is included in the lot. Regular f8.50 io fl_.00 values for ��*-���� A SNAP IN CORSETS, $5.00 FOR $2.50. We have gone through our stock and thrown out ail odd sizes and Ihroken lines in reliable makes, ilno French contll, cut on directoire or hipless models. Regular values to $5.00, for $2.50 $750 SILK WAISTS CUT TO $1.75. Manufacturers' samples and odd lines from our regular stock; a good assortment of colors lu various styles. What an opportunity. Your choice for $1.78 $1.25 KID GLOVES FOR $1.00 PAIR. A full stock of sizes ln black, brown, and tan kid gloves, nice, soft finish, good shades and a reliable make, Regular $1.25 pair. July Bale special, per pair $1.00 LADIES' LINEN ETON COLLARS. A special purchase, three sizes only, 13, 13 1-2, 14; a unique offer, 2 for 25c Hemmed Table Napkins, all ready for use. Large size, will launder perfectly, per dozen $1.25 A large shipment Of English Reps, piques Rainiie and plain and striped Linens' just received. Inspect these, tout come early as the quantity is only limited. From, per yard .. .25c T. H. SMITH Headquarters for Women's Ready-to-Wear City New '5 Tht meeting of the boar I n| the Royal Columbian ;' he] i on Wednesday. phon rig for the garden a: Tl ly _ 184 ����� 1 ��� ��� n Bumes her run on !'v river on Wi dm sday. The repair an i cleaning work Is well ad- van. SS i :.;. t leaves every week day excej i' irday al 3 p.m. for Ladner, - ��� ��� Island ami way points. Sat urdaj al 2 p.m.; returning Banie day. See -nl. rtisemeni in this Issujj Adam S. Johns'on has been placed fii'si in tbe second Intermediate class at the Twit provincial law examinations. L, .1. Ladner, son ot T. E, Lad- ner, wa also placed ln this class. For i r t-cla .- cul flowers and anj kin i I I iral work, telephone Uai le Green . i . R208. ""��� At the city police court on Saturday n half-breed named Billy Coombes was iii'il I 0 ,md costs for supplying an hid an with liquor, and Peter .lohn. ar Indi in, $25 for having it lu his pos- session. Just arrived, a carload of Koum Hood Flour. Full assortim nt of s z ���_ 24, 49, '.is, now In stock. Hale Bros. & Co., Ltd. A new car, N'o. 122, for use on the icity car lines, has been put into use by the B. C. E. R.. It represents the latest features In comfort. The SS Transfer leaves Brackman- Ker wharf every day for Ladner, Steveston and way points. See new schedule. ** A boat for use b>' the provincial government ln timber protection along j the coast was launched last night from the British Columbia marine ways, Vancouver. She Is 55 feet long and equipped with 40-horsepower engines. A modern seven .room residence with every convenience, two blocks from the post office. Price $2600 cash. The best buy offering today White, Shiles & Co., city. ** That light, delicious, wnolesome bread you so much enjoyed at your friend's house was made with Kobln Hood Flour. M Space has been taken by Bowring & Co. on tbe British ship Katanga for a shipment of 1,750,000 feet of lumlber from the Fraser River Mills to Sydney, Australia. The Katanga will take th-e August steaming from San Francisco In the Weir Australian mall line, leaving the California port August 27. Todd's great clearance sale of pianos will shortly close. Jump in now and secure a bargain. ** Shoe repairing done neatly and quickly at A. Matheson.'s 666 Colum bia street, by J. Ashman. ���* The funeral of John Linn took I place on Saturday afternoon to the Odd Fellows' cemetery, Rev. J. S. Henderson officiating. The pallbearers were H. Monk, J. Harwood, A. Anderson, R. Fenton, H. T. Read and i A. Halcrow/ FURNITURE Still the leaders in the House Furnishing business. Look in and see and be convinced. W. E. FALES, The Leading Furniture Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker 612-618 Agnes Street. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ j Northern Crown Bank HEAD OFFICE. WINNIPEG ______________________________________________��� X AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $6,000,000 i J PAID UP CAPITAL $2,200,000 * { A WESTERN BANK FOR WESTERN PEOPLE. Deposits are received in the Savings Department at all branches, and can be withdrawn by cheque without unnecessary formality or delay. Manager, N. H. MACDONALD, New Westminster. _______________ _._._,_._. ��� ���.���.___.���._____.d LADIES PLEASE NOTE. I Help the Collector ��o Get in Taxes as Soon as Possible. The city treasurer's department j worked lute on Saturday night getting out tlig tax demand notices, it j being thi last available date. Tax- paj*ers meeting their demands by August 18 secure the full rebate, and notice is accordingly given. Ladies failing to receive the demand notes are requested to ask for | their notices at the post office, if not delivered by carrier in the names 'registered on *he roll, as the deparu- meat has no mean3 of knowing whe thei their ordinary mail may be otlierwlse addressed. It is Largely a Matter of Deciding Elver-,' housewife who uses flour must be itneres _d in ROBIN HOOO, "the fH>ur that is different." You hear It makes a bigger loaf, that the loaf is sweeter flavored, more nutritious, more easily assimilated, than bread made with other flours. We can teli you why ROBIN HOOD flour makes that kind of loaf, but what ought to interest you more than "why it does" is that "It does." You can prove what we say is true at no risk of loss to yourself. Ask your grocer about our guarantee. The Saskatchewan Flour Mills Co. LIMITED. MOOSE JAW, SASK. p, s���WHEN YOU USE ROBIN HOOD ADD MORE WATER THAN USUAL. Twins The Summer Vacation and the Kodak. Take a Kodak with you this summer and enjoy your vacation until next year. Brownies from $1 to $12 Kodaks from $10 to $25 We assist beginners willingly Our stock is complete. D.S. CURTIS & CO. Spectacles 50c up. Live Stock Insurance Live stock insurance has fast become recognized as one of the best kinds of insurance In existence, and an ever-increasing number of stock owners are protecting themselves against the serious losses, which they have had to suffer In ��he past. I represent the only strong, reliable Canadian company carrying this class of insurance, and as they do not handle any nsurance but live stock they are able to fulfil their obligations to the greatest satisfaction, and every legitimate loss which has occu red on any of the company's policies since they started business, ha been promptly paid, cheques usually being forwarded within a day o two, and the following letter is an Instance: New Westminster, June 23, 1909. A. W. McLeod, Agent British American Live Stock Ass'.n Ltd., New Westminster, B. C. Dear Sir,���I beg to thank you and your company for the prompt settlement made for the loss of my mare "Nell," for although my claim form was only completed yesterday I have already received cheque for $200.00 In full payment. Your? sincerely, (Sgd). J. A. GIBSON. You may be the next to lose some valuable stock, enquire for particulars. ALFRED W. McLEOD INSURANCE BROKER, 657 COLUMBIA STREET. PHONE It fl "_, H ', ft ��� ��� ' li Y y.i.I i. I'":" V, ' . Y", - ' ' .'.i " ��� ���' YY' -'�� :" v fi- ' < ���.-��������� W;< . ; yw - ' - _.h: . ':'���- K'A' ������ ' f^.y:.,- . i W y ������ iWj 1 ��� ,V\. ���. ' .. ������ ....' ��� ��� I *' ��� ^^^^_^ Wl I ,: <!i '. vv ' ,' ���-. ��� ,' i. I vv;,; . J I ' ��� Y'-f-^l tip: r-iVm ;���<��� -,: I-;'-.' !������- ��� i b'-A'" :-<y '��'.������ .'������*,.'. ' i'Y -y -y ��� i ,' i , '..:���������,, .,., *< Y ������ i . ��������.: r'Jv, ' ,-' ' , !���.���, * n. *!_���&>! . 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